Cases Old and Cold

[HairOfTheDog]

I imagine there are a bunch of undetected criminals out there who are doing whatever they can to keep family members from going on Ancestory.com, 123 and Me, and other such ancestry-tracing sites.

I hope they are all a nervous fucking wreck. That's a horrible way to have to live, to always wonder when the shit will hit the fan and I hope the guilty are suffering.

It seems that 77-year-old Terrance Miller, just arrested for the 1972 rape and murder of Jody Loomis, was at least concerned about new techniques LE is using to solve cold cases. 

I hope he was sweating bullets.

Charging documents noted that undercover detectives in November 2018 visited a ceramics shop operated by the suspect and his wife in the back of their unincorporated Edmonds home. While inside, one of the detectives observed a May 5, 2018 Everett Herald newspaper documenting the recent cold case arrest of William Talbott for the murder of Jay Cook and Tanya Van Cuylenborg in 1987.

“At the time detectives saw this newspaper in defendant’s ceramic shop the paper would have been almost seven months old,” the documents noted. “A fair inference could also be drawn that defendant was keeping track of the techniques law enforcement was using to solve cold cases.”   Source:  https://myedmondsnews.com/2019/04/docume...se-murder/