Authorities used DNA, genealogy website, to track down ‘Golden State Killer’ suspect decades after crimes - News Summed Up

Authorities used DNA, genealogy website, to track down ‘Golden State Killer’ suspect decades after crimes


The “Golden State Killer” was meticulous at his crime scenes over the course of a decade and in several cities, leaving scant evidence for police. Officials said that between 1976 and 1986, the Golden State Killer — also known as the “East Area Rapist” and the “Original Night Stalker” — carried out a campaign of shocking brutality, killing a dozen people and raping 45. [All we know about Joseph DeAngelo, the Golden State Killer suspect who became a suburban grandfather]DeAngelo is facing at least eight murder charges filed by prosecutors in three counties, according to court records. Among those is a charge for the death of Janelle Cruz, an 18-year-old raped and killed in Irvine, Calif., who was the last-known victim authorities attributed to the Golden State Killer. [She stalked the Golden State Killer until she died.


Source: Washington Post April 26, 2018 22:01 UTC



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