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in New Mexico a university announcement is missing police must assemble a web of evidence to catch those responsible if they ever hope to find her alive in Virginia a murderer uses the interstate as his personal dumping ground A woman's body is found and investigators have Little time and few clues to lead them to a killer who might strike again. Perpetrators try to hide their crimes, but smart investigators can take the darkest facts and recreate a murder. Murderers treacherously lure their victims by gaining their

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in this episode some of the names have been changed the city of Las Crusis New Mexico is located on the Rio Grande, just north of Mexico, a vast desert surrounds the city, the perfect place to hide. a 911 emergency operator in January 1998, 911 received a call about a missing student named Carly Martinez, the 18-year-old freshman was beginning her second semester when campus police arrived at the dorm where her roommate and his parents were waiting, did they find out?

Carly they said it wasn't like Carly to be out of touch Our daughter's department, her father told the police that they hadn't seen Cari since the day before he and his wife took both girls to dinner and then dropped them off. in his bedroom around 6:30 p.m. welcome, needed it no one had seen or heard from Carly since the university police began a missing person investigation, her parents and roommate gave the police a description and photograph of Carly, an extremely attractive girl with hair long and dark eyes, she was 5'6 and was last seen wearing jeans and a brown jacket.

Desperate to find her, they posted flyers around campus in the hopes that someone would recognize Cari and contact the police. A massive search effort was launched. Officers and volunteers on horseback combed the surrounding desert area. The police gave the dogs a piece of their clothing. hoping that the scent would lead them to her and the investigators would know that time was running out if Carly got lost or wandered into the desert, she wouldn't survive for long. 4 days passed before they had the first opportunity in the event that a fellow student, Samuel Sánchez, saw the missing persons poster and contacted a police officer, he said he saw Carly with Jesse Ávalos, one of his classmates. work, at an off-campus bookstore, according to Sánchez, he saw them at a local skating rink the night she disappeared.

Jesse and Carly were skating together and holding hands, Sanchez told police that the couple was joined by Jason Desnoyers, one of Jesse's friends, they seemed to be having a good time, they called the Las Cruses Police Department to assisting the university in the investigation, David Cortez was the lead detective, the co-worker. He said they closed the skating rink early that night on the 14th and that he saw the three of them leave together. Campus police were the first to speak to Jesse Aalos. Hello how are you? They were hoping he could give some answers, how are you?

I'm a Co University Police officer and I just wanted to ask you about your whereabouts and if you were hanging out with Carly Martinez the other night. Yes, can you tell me? Aalos said that he was with Carly on a date and that his friend Jason Des Noers had joined them, you know, we went out after skating, they had a few beers at a local bar and they just asked to be dropped off, he told the police. Carly asked to be dropped off at a gas station near campus to use a pay phone, she said no.

I've seen Carly since Detective Cortez found the story strange and questioned why Carly would use the pay phone at the gas station and not in her bedroom. The detective now wanted to speak to Jesse's friend Jason Desnoyers, perhaps he could provide more information here. I have already understood it well. deci Jason's story started out very similar to how his friends were a lot of people there, so he decided to say that Jesse Aalos had a date with Carly and he met them at the skating rink, Jesse, me and his girl, but then Jason's story changed and he decided to go out and have a couple of drinks, he said they didn't drop her off at a gas station, he said they took her back to school, so we took her to her dorm and left her now, where did we take her?

They left? Detective Cortez began to suspect that he knew one or both of the boys were lying on campus when it came to his story, because of the conflicting stories, um, we felt something wasn't right. Detective Cortez asked permission to search Jason Dyer's truck in the hopes of discovering something that would bring them closer to finding Carly. Police noticed some scratches on the exterior of the car on both the driver and passenger sides. They extended along the entire length of the car, apart from the fact that the car seemed to be impeccable, we noticed that the interior of the truck.

It was very clean, as if it had been recently washed. Various fibers were collected from the floor and seat using the chemical luminol. They checked for blood and other body fluids. If any were present, they would glow under the light when performing the luminol test we discovered. that the center area of ​​the bench seat was lighting up, this caught our attention along with the scratches, some indicators to us that something just wasn't right. When investigators examined the seat more closely, they discovered a large reddish-brown stain on a portion of the seat. The seat cushion was cut away and sent to the forensic lab for analysis and New Mexico State Crime Laboratory forensic scientist Mark Salvo examined the seat of the truck for human blood.

They had removed the foam seat cushion and there was an obvious stain there. That did a presumptive test for the presence of blood on the side of the material, which was that you couldn't see anything and I got positive results on that as well as on the foam where you could see a stain and I got a positive indication that there could be blood. present in those items, the seat cushion tested positive for human blood, but the recent cleaning of the seat had destroyed all DNA while police gathered evidence, the search for the young woman continued.

Carly's disappearance was reported throughout the southwestern United States. My brief notice here, authorities were hoping that media coverage would request that someone with information come forward with the information we just received, we got an updated photo of our victim, uh, Carly just received this morning for the family and U, in The following days, we received

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to which they were distributed. The task force and follow-up Ontario investigators spoke with an informant who had recently been arrested for a parole violation. He was a neighbor of Jesse Aalos and claimed to have information about a jacket Jesse wore the night Carly disappeared.

Bring here. You're going to find out why you're here. The man said Jason Desnoyers approached him several days after Carly disappeared and asked him for a favor. The subject told us that he took Jason's jacket off and hid it under a roll-up rug right outside. Apartment police searched behind the apartment building where the witness said the jacket was located. There's a rug right over here. They found a roll of carpet where he said they would let me untangle it. Inside was a military style jacket. Yes, it seemed to be stained. With more bloodstains here, the jacket was packaged and sent to the lab for further examination.

I think it's something interesting. This piece will make 52 layers watch on mobile devices or the big screen, all free, no subscription required after the police obtained a warrant. They also searched inside Jesse's apartment, why don't you take him? A team of forensic experts arrived and canvassed each room in the bathroom. Investigators noticed reddish stains that they believed were blood. The shower curtain was collected for testing on Jesse's bed. The researchers found one. long dark hair, some of Avalos' clothing was also packaged and sent to the lab. If the stains found on the jacket and shower curtain were blood, forensic scientists would need to compare her to Carly's detective.

Cortez asked her family for personal items that could provide them with a Taking DNA samples, investigators were piecing together a case that they knew the longer it took, the hopes of finding the girl alive diminished, they hoped the evidence would be the rest. They needed to get them to the missing student for 5 days, investigators in New Mexico searched. for missing college student Carly Martinez so far the search has turned up nothing the two men last seen with the young woman claimed they went skating they had a few beers and dropped her off, you know, we picked her up at the door but the investigators didn't believe their The story of blood stains found on the van and on the shower curtain inside one of the suspect's apartments raises even more questions, come here guys, police obtained a warrant to collect DNA samples from Jason Desnoyers and Jesse Aalos.

I just need some body standards here. Noers appeared with his lawyer he needed to open a technician took blood and saliva samples from his hair Detective David Cortez supervised the procedure looked for any signs that indicated Des Noers had been in a fight one of the things I noticed at the time was that there was a large cut on his right hand that was in the process of healing a scab forming but you can tell it was very recent F only one pH Dyer's lawyer refused to allow the police to take photos of the cut that we do not respect body standards They were also collected from Jesse Aalos.

All samples were sent to the state crime lab to be compared to blood stains found on both the jacket and the shower curtain. Forensic scientist Mark Salvo conducted the examinations. First, Salvo extracted DNA from Carly's personal items to compare it to the samples. he found on the jacket and then applied a chemical solution to the stains on Des Neer's jacket. There appears to be some discoloration here in this area. I'm going to do a presumptive test in the presence of blood. I have a colorless solution. it will turn a dark pink color if there is blood the jacket tested positive for human blood Salvo also cleaned the shower curtain found in Jesse's apartment using the same method that discovered there was blood on both sides of the shower curtain, These were collected and marked as evidence.

Salvo then compared the blood found on the jacket and shower curtain and was shocked by the findings: the blood on these items came from three separate individuals and discovered that the DNA matched not only both suspects. but also with the victim. I think it's just unusual in a case like that where you can link three individuals to one piece of evidence to be able to show that these three individuals were injured and bleeding and left their material in this article or that some of the individuals took DNA and They left On that note, the police still didn't know if Carly was alive or dead and they believe the only people who did know were their two suspects, since Jason Des Noers had cooperated at first.

Detective Cortez expected him to speak now when we attempted to contact each other. Jason ders I found out through his attorney and his family that his whereabouts were unknown, so we moved on to Jesse Aalos, the city police. Jesse Cortez hoped that with an On The Run suspect he would get the other guy to talk without wanting to tip him. On the other hand, the detective acted calmly and only asked Jesse for his help in the case, yes, and we explained to him that we wanted to talk about Carly, it was already an idea and, if he would help us, it's about giving us any information he needed. had. or that he knew that one of the things we explained to Jesse was how the family felt about not knowing the whereabouts of their daughter, it seemed that the tactic was starting to pay off with that, Jesse from the Blues told us, let's go up to the Car, let's go.

For a walk, the land around Los Cruus is so isolated that if a person wanted to hide something or someone there, he could easily do so. Jesse Aalos took Detective Corte to a remote location in the desert. Jesse pointed out a spot where Desnoyers had burned incriminating items. What Cortez found among the ashes was chilling. There were remains of clothing and accessories. Metal zippers and rivets. uh they weren't burned, they were uh keys, what we knew was Carly's dorm room number, approximately uh two, two and a half miles, let the task force know, like they could contact me.

Jesse told Detective Cortez that Jason killed Carly and burned her personal items in an attempt to destroy the evidence, this is the first statement from him that he actually links Jason to catching Carly and killing her. Jesse tried to retrace Jason's steps the night Carly was killed, but it was dark and they couldn't locate the Young woman, you can contact me at my phonecell phone, but even without a body, Detective Cortez knew they were close to solving the case, at least here we have Jesse talking to us and at least we have a place to work with the

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and then we had a difficult task they called Carly's parents to identify the items found at the burn site Mr. and Mrs.

Martinez confirmed that the keys and earrings were their daughters' and then Detective Cortez received an important call, put your hands up now, now, get behind the head, behind the Head towards me, keep walking, lean on the railing now, early in the morning of March 17. I received a call that Jason ders had been located outside of San Diego, California, the officer recognized Jason from one of the mugshot booklets. Only by luck were we able to locate and arrest Jason Jason Des Noyers was transported back to Las Crusis and formally charged with the murder of Carly Martinez, okay, continue to the left, once Jason was in custody, Jesse Avalos was arrested.

Regarding evidence tampering, one of the investigators knew that without a body it would be more difficult, but not impossible, to convict them of murder. It's very important to find this body, not just for the family, which was a big concern for us because we still needed to process these guys. Police conducted an extensive search around the fire scene. Hundreds of search personnel were on hand to try to locate the remains given the immensity of the desert. Authorities knew the search could take weeks, and throughout the entire process, Detective Cortez continued to pit one suspect against the other, convinced that it was only a matter of time before one of them collapsed.

We decided to meet. to Jesse and say, hey, we located Jason, now he's blaming you. J Jesse Jesse tells us, well, I'll tell you, I'll go. Clean up now and I'll tell you where it is. I'll take you right to his body. We told Jesse, okay, this is your last and last chance. I started a web search and, uh, we discussed with us three canines how we want to do it, keep your one ready where we can contact you Jesse Aalos again showed the

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several areas where he thought the body was located, even with the help of University Police border patrol agents and search dogs found nothing, so Detective Cortez came up with one more strategy on our way.

We made sure Jesse saw Jason and that it wasn't a bluff. It's okay, Jason, you've got good luck anyway. Bic, after seeing Jesse Aalos helping the police, Jason Des Noers now began to accuse his friend of the murder and claimed that he could show the police where. Ávalos had buried the body. Jason now led detectives to several locations, but Carly's body was not found. Frustrated officials continued searching on their own. Finally, the rescue team made a gruesome discovery not far from the burn site. We heard over our police radio that one of our uh civilian search and rescue uh Horsemen had located what they believed to be a body Cortez and his team of investigators rushed to the scene and confirmed it was the body of a young woman after 67 days of investigation, the police had finally found the missing college student when we got there we learned it was Carly we finally finally found her the body was exposed to the harsh elements of the desert for over 2 months and was severely decomposed it was removed for autopsy the police believed Forensic evidence obtained in the autopsy not only revealed how she died but also ensured the conviction of her killers: New Mexico police had arrested Jason Desnoyers and Jesse Aalos in connection with the disappearance and murder of the college freshman.

Cari Martínez university, more than 2 months of investigation came to an end after police discovered Carly's body. At a remote site in the desert, I heard the radio, the body was transported to the coroner's office for an autopsy. The first objective of medical researcher Patricia mcf was to make a positive identification of the body. Dental records easily confirmed that the victim was Carly Martinez. An initial evaluation of the body was revealed. signs of sexual assault and 27 WS knife well, we were looking for the cause of death. There were multiple areas of injury on it. she had stab wounds to the chest and stab wounds to the head and she also had some blunt force trauma. um in the head area Dr.

Vince Stefan, a specialist in skeletal biology and forensic anthropology, was asked to examine the wounds and was asked to determine the type of weapon used at the time. um the deedon had been in the desert for a couple of months, so she was in an advanced state of decomposition, so looking at the external wounds on the skin may not have necessarily given a good indication of what actually happened in those areas. . mcy and Stefan ordered x-rays of the wounds and discovered a small piece of metal embedded in the skull turned out to be the tip of a knife interesting, you can see the operation, then they found evidence that another weapon was used, okay, so there was a second pattern of trauma that was consistent with some other type of object, left a clear impression that it was not done with a knife Stefan and mcy speculated that the other instrument matched the pattern of a set of needle nose pliers two weapons could mean two attackers and any of the injuries could have caused Carly's death, it would suggest that two people were doing something or one person had an instrument for some reason left it and picked up another.

The investigators knew that the second scenario was unlikely with this analysis and the other evidence the police reconstructed how the murder occurred that night after skateboarding Desnoyers and Avalos took Carly out to the desert to continue drinking and then raped her desert, we believe that when they took Carly with them in the van sitting between them, they were in control , they thought they could get away with what they did, which, you know, consisted of raping her. her because of what they had done to her at that time that they couldn't just let her go, what are you doing?

Then they killed her and left her body in a remote location hoping she would never be found, come here, it wasn't the ending Detective Cortez had expected here we had an 18 year old college girl who was just starting her life outside of home for the first time and just said: you know how this could happen to anyone's daughter. Anyone's son. Jesse Aalos was convicted in the first degree. murder received life sentence Jason Neers was also convicted and is currently serving life in prison some murderers prey on those they know to gain their trust and make crimes easier to commit others rely on the vulnerability of strangers in need Virginia's

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s offer views panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, but on the morning of January 23, 1995 along a remote stretch a Grizzly Discovery 911 was made where is your emergency? shortly before dawn 911 operators in Washington County received a call about a dead body near Interstate 81 downtown 835 nature responded to I 81 northbound Just before Exit 10, the responding officer found a half naked woman lying in the middle of the road.

The Washington County Crime Scene Unit processed the area. Primex photographed the scene and looked for evidence of blood stains. Here investigators were unable to identify the victim at the scene. They did not find a purse or any identification. Police also recovered a plastic bag that had been partially wrapped around the victim's head. More evidence was found near a pair of pants believed to be the victim's. Three pieces of paper in the pocket were a slip. On paper two were written two phone numbers, both from out of state, in 304, I think it was Florida. The evidence was packaged and sent to the state crime lab.

Investigators also found another important piece of evidence: a set of bloody tire tracks, Detective. Kenneth Wilson investigated the case, there were some obvious Tire Trad marks that from the lady's body onto the northbound ramp of I 81 North and down the ramp it became obvious that the vehicle had gone over the legs of the Lady. Forensic technicians photographed the tracks were evidently made by a very large truck. Detective Ross's blades also worked. The case seems to be uh. He traces the footprints left in the road when he ran over the victim's right leg. He left marks that appeared to be from a tractor and trailer.

The diameter and revolution of the tire led us to believe that it was actually a tractor and trailer backing up. After a while, detectives canvassed the rural area to see if anyone had heard anything unusual. Police found a man who remembered hearing a truck around 3:00 a.m. m. He just told police that he heard the truck idle for several minutes and then heard it turn and return to the Interstate. The man was a mechanic who worked on tractor trailers. He didn't see the vehicle, but he was sure the engine was out. a Peterbuilt engine Thinking the trucker might still be in the area Police moved quickly, alerting way stations along the interstate that a possible murder suspect might be traveling north in a truck with a Peterbuilt engine .

We also notified the Virginia State Police. Virginia State Police, Maryland State Police and North Carolina State Police will also be on the lookout for any tractor and trailer that may have signs of blood, hair or human tissue on that vehicle. At the way stations, attendees took a close look at each truck trailer that was searched. Nothing unusual, the Washington County Coroner's Office performed an autopsy on the body officially identified as Jane Doe. The medical examiner determined that the victim was between 40 and 50 years old. There were marks on her neck that indicated she was strangled. X-rays revealed the victim's neck.

It was broken I also suspected sexual assault but no foreign DNA was recovered the medical examiner concluded that due to the presence of insects and the level of decomposition the victim had been dead for approximately 12 hours before she was left on the road. Forensic specialists took fingerprints. and the victim's palm prints in hopes of identifying her. Both sets of prints were reviewed in several national databases. A match was located in Bloomington, Indiana. The victim was identified as Wanda Jean Turner, 45 years old. Police learned that her prince was in the system due to a previous relationship. arrest on a charge of breaking and entering, authorities now needed to locate Wanda's family and notify them of her death when they spoke with them, they were also hoping to gather additional information about her background to assist in the investigation, she was known for hanging out at several truck stops and would travel from various parts of the country simply traveling with truckers, but her family did not give detectives much to go on, they had not seen or heard from her in months with very little to guide them, investigators would have They have to track Wanda's movements.

In the days and hours before her death, they looked at phone numbers found in her pocket; one of the numbers was for a taxi company in Gainesville, Florida. Investigators contacted the Gainesville Police Department and asked for assistance. They were hoping someone from the taxi company would do it. Remember Wanda Gainesville police showed pictures of Wanda to taxi drivers. A man recognized her, he just recognized her. The taxi driver told police that he took her to the bus station around 11:00 a.m. m. on January 22. He remembered that she was only carrying a plastic bag, but Wanda. We didn't mention where she was going, we lost track of her and everything went cold, but the last place we could locate her alive was in Gainesville, Florida, getting on a bus.

Detectives sheets believed the victim's body was dumped in Virginia about 16 hours later, the investigation expanded to five states stretched the resources of the Washington County Sheriff's Office and sent detectives in different directions, going to each stop of trucks, basically from Virginia to Gainesville, Florida. Handing out these posters and asking for all the information they hoped someone would have seen with Wanda Turner. a truck driver but no one remembered having seen her and the case little by little went cold; Then, less than a month after the murder of Wanda Turner, the body of a woman was found on an interstate

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near Greensboro, North Carolina.

The crime scenes were eerily similar once again, the victim was partially naked and her body had been run over by atruck if the same killer was responsible for both crimes, there could be more to come. Police knew they needed to work quickly before more women turned up dead as Virginia detectives pieced together the investigation into the murder of 45 two-year-old Wanda Jean Turner, another body was found in North Carolina. The newly discovered victim was found partially naked abandoned near an interstate highway. Both crime scenes were similar and investigators believed they were looking for a killer. The medical examiner determined that this victim was strangled like the First, the victim's fingerprints were run through the national database, and like the first victim, she also had a record for a misdemeanor.

Georgia police positively identified her as Cindy Barkley. They located Cindy's family and said that Cindy lived in Florida and was not in constant contact, although the last time she called she said she was going to visit relatives in Maryland, that was approximately 2 months before, when she called she was at a stop truck and said it was fine. I'm going to be like you know. a couple of weeks, you know, and then I had to leave. Actually yes 13 13 since phone calls home were so infrequent that no one reported her missing and there were no more leads exactly 1 month later in Kingsport Tennessee another woman was found dead Interstate she was discovered 30 m from the first victim until the detective Sheeps.

There was no doubt that the

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were all related. The crime scenes were similar. The girl appeared to be placed on the road and her clothes were removed. The victim's fingerprints were processed. She was identified as Tina. Madson and, like the two previous victims, Tina had been strangled. Police in five states organized a task force to compare evidence. By working together they hope to speed up the search that will lead them to a suspect. We have the address, but until now they had nothing. We'll go soon, although investigators believe the killer was driving a truck with an engine built by Peter, they had no idea who he was or how to find him.

It is extremely difficult to identify a suspect. In this case, there are approximately a million truck drivers in this country and millions of trucks and, uh, as a long shot of finding a suspect at the Virginia State Crime Laboratory in Rowan, or the forensic scientists turned to the only physical evidence they had, a receipt, a piece of paper and a plastic bag. Fingerprint specialist Andrew Johnson examined the evidence, but was unable to reveal any fingerprints on the receipt or piece of paper, then looked at the plastic bag that was found wrapped around the victim's head. In

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ity, a plastic bag is a very favorable surface for latent prints, it is quite slippery, it is not porous and if the individual who touches it has perspiration or an oily substrate on their hand, it will leave a very good impression.

Johnson placed the bag in a sealed chamber, then put cyanoacrylate or super glue in a small can and placed it inside a chamber to heat and release the fumes. The glue evaporates and adheres to the oily prints that glow under an alternative light source after three long months and like many victims, Andrew Johnson made the discovery that he believed he would change the case after photographing the latent print. . He took the photograph and made a five-fold magnification of the latent print and then traced the details of the latent print and transferred it to a piece of acetate.

Investigators ran the prints through Virginia's fingerprint identification system, but to their surprise, the database turned up nothing. Missouri, Alabama, fingerprints were his only link to the suspect. Police believed they were looking for a truck driver and now needed to find another way to track him. Similar crime scenes have been observed. Well, we have developed a press release. They made copies of the fingerprints from the plastic bag and sent them to jurisdictions around the country that can or phone calls with this particular evidence, we have a lot of it and just when they were losing hope of finding the killer, their Luck changed across the country for Arkansas researchers. was hit, a serial killer was on the loose three

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were linked to the same perpetrator who traveled the interstates in search of unsuspecting women the only clue related to the crimes was a fingerprint found on a shopping bag and after months Finding empty investigators I finally got a match The suspect had been arrested in Arkansas on a minor charge several years earlier The print belonged to Shawn Goble of Ashboro North Carolina Investigator sheets from the Washington County Sheriff's Office Virginia was optimistic that he was his killer he was a tractor and tow truck driver so we thought we had our man hey Charlie listen I have some things I need to take care of.

I will be back. Detective Kenneth Wilson went to North Carolina and questioned the suspected supervisor. Goble was on the road and had to return. At any point, the supervisor confirmed that Goble was not only driving a tractor-trailer, he was driving one with a Peterbuilt engine, but Goal's co-workers couldn't believe he was a cold-blooded killer. Goal was known throughout the department as a quiet, calm and friendly person, but somewhat lonely truck driver, but he had a good reputation. Investigators obtained the trucker's trip logs to see if there was any correlation between the location of the bodies and the whereabouts of the suspect.

We will determine that he was in the vicinity of many Murders had occurred throughout the country, especially the ones we were seeing here locally when Goble showed up, the detectives were there to meet him. The police came here. He didn't seem surprised that there was very little reaction from him, but once we told him he was. under arrest and the charge he was being arrested for, he was somewhat surprised. He denied any involvement in the murders. Mr. Go, as we told you before, told the police that he never knew any of the victims. I don't think I've seen her before.

Goble was taken into custody at the Winston Salem Police Department. Investigators searched his truck inside and found a purse containing the driver's license of the latest victim, Tina Madson. They also collected numerous strands of hair and found what appeared to be blood when detectives confronted Goble with the evidence. found in his truck and in the plastic bag, he admitted that he had picked up the women, but claimed that they were alive when he dropped them off. Police then obtained a search warrant for his home inside his bedroom closet. They made a gruesome discovery. The police found purses, women's shoes. and underwear and other personal items, investigators believed Goble was collecting memories from each victim with evidence stacked against him.

Sean Goble finally confessed to the three murderers that there was a plastic bag, he looked at us for a moment or two and admitted that it was him, his reaction from that moment on was somewhat subtle, he was very cooperative, his response was: I

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ly like him. I'm glad this is over, but I'd like to put it behind me and get back on the road, yes, but Detective Wilson knew that. He wasn't going anywhere, okay, Mr. Goble told the police what happened the night he picked up Wanda Turner near Virginia. Wanda asked him to take her to the trucker and she wanted to party, he said he agreed and killed her, then put the plastic bag over her head to prevent blood from staining the seats.

The confession gave investigators more of what they needed to bring the killer to justice we started a crime scene with three pieces of paper and two phone numbers and a plastic bag like a million in one shot trying to locate This individual, his confessions allowed Goble avoid the death penalty. He received three consecutive life sentences. Murderers can lure unwitting victims,

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ly gaining their trust to commit a murder, but coroners can piece together the details of their crimes and gather the evidence necessary to convict them. expose the lies of the perpetrators and bring them to justice