
Crime Junkie
SERIAL KILLER: The Alphabet Murders Part 2
Feb 26, 2024
The podcast delves into the chilling series of child murders in the 1970s in Rochester, NY, examining witness testimonies, investigation progress, suspect alibis, and potential connections in the Alphabet Murders case. The episode explores suspects like Dennis Termani and James Barber, geographic analysis, DNA technology advancements, and the challenges of solving cases with DNA evidence. The hosts also celebrate the impact of their podcast on listeners and first responders.
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- Investigators use genealogy databases to identify suspects in Rochester girls' murders.
- Advancements in DNA testing and familial DNA offer new leads in cold cases.
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