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Post by Maddog on Dec 28, 2023 14:59:08 GMT -5
It's ok but was Blom ruled out? I only know he's often a favorite person to mention as a suspect on sluething sites, so I figured I'd mention he died, sorry for the who's on first routine haha. I haven’t heard anything for sure. The one thing that may make him stand out is that nearly all the victims were women, but to me, Blom doesn’t fit the profile because none of the women (that we are aware of) in the I-70 killings were sexually assaulted. Blom had a very lengthy history of sexual offenses. |
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Post by Maddog on Jun 8, 2024 22:42:11 GMT -5
Bad news: According to an author who wrote a new book on this case, no DNA was recovered from all items tested by police. Good news: Police do have hairs from the first shooting in 1992 that they believe belong to the killer. www.aetv.com/real-crime/i-70-killer-searchfox59.com/indy-unsolved/new-book-claims-fbi-believes-i-70-serial-killer-from-indianapolis/amp/They are turning to the bullet casings to do more testing of those. This author said the police are completely divided on whether the I-70 Killer is responsible for the shootings in Texas. The info on DNA is very contradictory. The author was adamant nothing was lifted from the tests on the items, and a detective said they are missing DNA, but they revealed they had hairs. I’m wondering if they are saying between the lines that they have mitochondrial DNA, but not nuclear DNA. |
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Post by outlawtaco on Jun 9, 2024 6:00:19 GMT -5
The case is very confusing to me this one is a bit before I was into true crime but I get the basics im actually very surprised the police didn't get any DNA from any of the evidence but also this guy was very professional he knew how to not leave any DNA or anything else Im wondering if he knew about law enforcement procedures whether it was he was some kind of law enforcement or if he was in prison and red up on DNA or something like that but given that the victims were females the motive may be personal but as of right now they are at a crossroads but patience is something law enforcement has excelled at especially with cold cases like the golden state killer and the NorCal rapist I know in this case will be the same
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Post by Maddog on Jun 9, 2024 19:16:48 GMT -5
The case is very confusing to me this one is a bit before I was into true crime but I get the basics im actually very surprised the police didn't get any DNA from any of the evidence but also this guy was very professional he knew how to not leave any DNA or anything else Im wondering if he knew about law enforcement procedures whether it was he was some kind of law enforcement or if he was in prison and red up on DNA or something like that but given that the victims were females the motive may be personal but as of right now they are at a crossroads but patience is something law enforcement has excelled at especially with cold cases like the golden state killer and the NorCal rapist I know in this case will be the same I do plan on buying the book. When I have read it, I will share some key findings with everyone. |
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