Consumer genealogy websites helped ID Golden State Killer suspect


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Authorities contend a Golden State Killer slipped in by backdoors and windows in a dark. First he struck in a foothills easterly of Sacramento, raping during slightest 46 women, before he began murdering and headed south.


From 1978 to 1986, he killed 12 people in attacks trimming from a Sacramento County city of Rancho Cordova to a Orange County cities of Irvine and Dana Point. In Ventura, he tied adult a integrate with a blind cord and raped a mother before fatally bludgeoning them with a grate log. In Goleta, he firm a alloy and his wife, a clinical psychologist, and shot them both.


The unsolved slayings were not related with one another for years, and not related to a rapes until 2000.


When authorities announced DeAngelo’s detain on Wednesday, they pronounced DNA justification helped solve a case, though they supposing few details.


An undated print of a outcome of a home advance and ransacking by an assailant who became famous as a East Area Rapist in California.

An undated print of a outcome of a home advance and ransacking by an assailant who became famous as a “East Area Rapist” in California.


Photo: FBI/AP

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