Kansas: A brutal killer escaped the clutches of the law in the United States for four decades, but for how long, in the fortieth year, was he caught.
The American media has reported a criminal case, the man involved in the rape and murder of a woman in 1979 was finally captured 41 years later with the help of a DNA database.
James Herman Dye, 64, was arrested in the US state of Kansas in connection with the 1979 murder of a woman in Colorado. James Herman Dye was arrested in connection with the murder of a woman named Evelyn Day. In November 1979, he was strangled to death after being raped.
The 29-year-old woman was working nights at a local university at the time of the murder. She was last seen by some students in the campus parking lot at 10 p.m. on November 26, 1979, but did not come home the next day. the husband reported the disappearance to the police.
According to the report, at 5.30 p.m. the same day, the woman’s office colleagues found her car with her body lying in the back of the car, strangled with a warm belt.
Police officers collected evidence from the scene but no arrests were made based on it. Forty years later, in this case last year, a private detective collected DNA evidence and combined it with DNA evidence. Binding to the index system was requested.
Forensic agents obtained a DNA sample from the victim’s coat sleeve and her nails, which were finally checked in the database at the request of a private detective, and thus in March they were detained by law. I arrived, the database in which the evidence that was verified allows law enforcement to verify thousands of DNA profiles.
Private detectives later discovered that James Dye had entered the university as a student in 1979. In a police investigation on March 22, James refused to identify and kill the woman.