Indiana State Police identify the 'I-65 killer' after a 30-year investigation
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By Dakin Andone, Amir Vera and Abby Bustin, CNN In the late 1980s and early 1990s, several women were murdered or sexually assaulted in a series of attacks at hotels along the Interstate 65 corridor in Kentucky and Indiana.
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The FBI and Indiana State Police have identified the so-called I-65 Killer as Harry Edward Greenwell decades after three women were raped and killed in motels near the highway in the 1980s.
By Dakin Andone, Amir Vera and Abby Bustin, CNN In the late 1980s and early 1990s, several women were murdered or sexually assaulted in a series of attacks at hotels along the Interstate 65 corridor in Kentucky and Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana State Police will release new information about the cold case of the “I-65 Killer” or the “Days Inn Killer” who is believed to be responsible for as many as three murders and several assaults in the 1980s and 1990s.
More than 30 years after three women were brutally murdered and another attacked in different hotels, the Indiana State Police believe they have identified the man responsible for the heinous crimes thanks to cutting-edge technology.
Indiana State Police said Harry Edward Greenwell was responsible for sexually assaulting and killing at least three women at hotels in Kentucky and Indiana.
After more than 30 years of searching, investigators have linked the Interstate 65 killings of three female motel clerks and the sexual assault of a fourth clerk to an Iowa man who died in 2013, the Indiana State Police announced Tuesday.
The “I-65 Killer,” who raped and fatally shot three women in Indiana and Kentucky as well as robbing and sexually assaulting a Columbus woman who survived his knifepoint attack to provide critical evidence, was identified Tuesday after decades as a cold case.
Indiana State Police, joined by the FBI, named Harry Edward Greenwell as the suspect in the brutal murders of three women and sexual assault of a fourth victim in the I-65, or Days Inn, cold case.
(CNN) — After more than 30 years, authorities have identified the man responsible for the murders of three women and the sexual assault of another along the Interstate 65 corridor in Kentucky and Indiana, according to an Indiana State Police news release distributed Tuesday.
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