Be nearby Any More Psycho-Killers on Reality TV?

You talk of Ryan Jenkins, the juvenile man who was sought in the murder of ex-wife Jasmine Fiore earlier this month. He has since been found dead of an apparent suicide. Jenkins was all set to appear on not one but two VH1 reality shows, Megan Wants a Millionaire and I Love Money 3.
Now, Jenkins had a criminal past—including a Canadian assault conviction and a domestic violence arrest in Vegas—but those never showed up on his background check.

Ryan Jenkins videos---I Love My Wife

Jenkins also placed this video to My Space at the same time. Once again they are in Las Vegas, but Jasmine's hair is blonde in the video -- so it was probably taken a different time.

Ryan Jenkins Video---I Love My Wife

only two weeks earlier than he supposedly murdered Jasmine Fiore, Ryan Jenkins was cooing at the Palms pool in Las Vegas, "Damn, I love my life. And I love my wife." His comments came as Jasmine danced for him poolside.

Jenkins posted the video on his MSpace page on August 9. Law enforcement believes he strangled Fiore on August 14.

Murder losses Missing Car -- serious proof

Police basis in the Jasmine Fiore murder feel her white Mercedes is a serious piece of evidence in solving the case.
As we reported, police tells us there was no sign of blood in the hotel near San Diego where Fiore and murder suspect Ryan Jenkins was staying. Police believe Jenkins may have strangled her in the room and mutilated her after leaving with her body. As such, the car could hold critical evidence.

It's a 2007 white Mercedes, with very large black rims (24") and a black roof. For some reason, the car has paper plates.

Ryan Jenkins: intention for kill?

The men who just articulated on behalf of Jasmine Fiore's family -- work Ryan Jenkins "an animal" -- is the similar man who may hold the key to what happened right before Jasmine was killed.
As TMZ reported, Robert Hasman was a former boyfriend of Fiore -- who reconnected with her in the weeks before her death. As we first told you, last Friday -- when Jasmine and Jenkins were in San Diego -- she texted Hasman, saying she was going to travel to Las Vegas to see him.

It come out Jenkins may have seen the text because Hasman received a text shortly after saying "suck it."

Our police sources say Jasmine's text may have led Jenkins down a murderous path.

Jenkins faces 25 years to life if prisoner of murder.