How did the killer of women and children who were killed 50 years ago be found?
The murders of two teenage children and two women, who were killed years ago, are linked to a rapist in prison.
According to foreign media reports, the unsolved murders of two 14-year-old children and two women nearly 50 years ago have now been linked to an escaped American prisoner who has been revealed to be a serial killer. was
Convict Gary Allen Seriri was on the run in Canada from the mid-1970s to the late 1990s after fleeing California. He had an extensive criminal record that included crimes such as rape, kidnapping and theft.
In 1976, two 14-year-olds, Eva Doric and Patricia McQueen, were last seen walking in Calgary, Alberta, and their bodies were found the next day in a highway underpass.
That same year, 20-year-old Melissa Rehorek, who was in Calgary, was last seen before going on a hike. His body was found the next day in a ditch in a town west of Calgary.
In 1977, 19-year-old Barbara McLean, a Calgary resident who worked at a local bank, was last seen leaving a hotel bar, and her body was found six hours later just outside of Calgary.
Alan Sariri died in 2011 while serving a life sentence for rape in an Idaho state prison, but his family was identified using DNA and criminal databases.
Alberta Royal Canadian Mounted Police Superintendent Dave Hall said Seriri may also be connected to unsolved murders and sexual assaults in western Canada, and authorities are asking the public for more information that could link him to other unsolved cases. can.
"We are now announcing that we have linked four unsolved murders since the 1970s to a dead serial killer, sex offender," he said