
Suspected serial killer who was long-haul truck driver charged after DNA links him to 47-year-old murders
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A suspect whose DNA was matched to the murders of three Southern California women who were strangled to death between May and December 1977 has been charged in Ventura County.
"While believing these three crimes were indeed connected, leads ran cold, and detectives were unable to identify who was responsible for these horrific murders," Ventura County District Attorney Erik Nasarenko said at a press conference this week.
Warren Luther Alexander of Diamondhead, Mississippi, who worked as a long-haul truck driver at the time, was linked to the murders when his DNA matched the crime scenes after being uploaded to the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS), a national database, last year.
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