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Location: East of Seattle since 1992, 615' Elevation, Zone 8b - originally from SF Bay Area
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The only one, which was just a couple of weeks ago, the first murder in our history. Most of the crime in our little city of 50,000 is shoplifting, identity theft and unlicensed solicitors.
The strangulation of college student Cara Knott by California Highway Patrol officer Craig Peyer after pulling her over while on duty in 1986
I just saw a City Confidential epi on this murder, and researched to find that he was denied parole in 2012. The article says he won't be eligible for parole for another 15 years so it will be around 2027 before he can apply again.
I wonder if they have done DNA on this case, or if they had any samples that could be tested? I'm pretty sure he did it but DNA confirmation would be nice.
I just saw a City Confidential epi on this murder, and researched to find that he was denied parole in 2012. The article says he won't be eligible for parole for another 15 years so it will be around 2027 before he can apply again.
I wonder if they have done DNA on this case, or if they had any samples that could be tested? I'm pretty sure he did it but DNA confirmation would be nice.
Isn't it amazing that I never heard of those guys (despite being an avid student of contemporary history and crime for decades).
I wonder why that story was wormholed.....(as if we don't know).
I believe the question was "most famous". so many around here, but no one thought to mention the murder of JFK?? To me that is the most famous.
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