Murder He Wrote / Caught By the Past
4/28/202644 min
Guns found dumped in a pond outside of Atlantic City, N.J., help police to solve the 15-year-old murder of Detroit cab company owner. And the rape and murder of an Atlanta TV station receptionist goes cold for 20 years before the FBI's Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) links a man with three prior burglary convictions to the crime.
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First 90 secondsMarisa Pinson0:00
This program contains subject matter that may be disturbing to some listeners. Listener discretion is advised. [dramatic music] There are over 100,000 cold cases in America. Only 1% are ever solved. This is one of those rare stories.
Dennis Tully· Guest0:18
We're at a pond in Absecon Township in, uh, Atlantic County, New Jersey.
Marisa Pinson0:29
Dennis Tully is a sergeant with the New Jersey State Police. On April 12th, 2005, his team gets ready to dive a pond just outside Atlantic City.
Dennis Tully· Guest0:40
We came here with a detective from Absecon Police Department shortly after he was notified by Livonia Police Department of a murder investigation from 1989.
Marisa Pinson0:52
The team hopes these murky waters hold clues to a crime more than 600 miles away.
Dennis Tully· Guest0:58
Eventually, over the two-day period and a two-day search and recovery operation at this pond, four handguns were found.
Marisa Pinson1:05
The guns bring investigators back to a murder in Michigan on a night 16 years earlier.
Bonnie Swoboda· Guest1:12
This is the police department.
Speaker 31:14
Yes, please send somebody over here. My husband's laying at the side of the house. I don't know what's the matter, if somebody shot him or what.
Marisa Pinson1:21
On June 19th, 1989, Livonia, Michigan Police Sergeant Donald Vandersloot responds