Suspected 1970s serial killer Bruce Lindahl has been identified as the culprit in a 1979 cold case murder through DNA evidence, Illinois authorities announced Wednesday. In a surprising turn of ...
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DNA links a suspected Chicago-area serial killer who died in 1981 to a woman's 1979 deathIn 1981, Lindahl was found dead in an apartment in Naperville, another of Chicago's western suburbs. Police said he ...
The DNA of Bruce Lindahl, who is believed to have killed as many as a dozen women and girls, was confirmed to be on Kathy Halle's clothing, authorities said. Authorities believe Halle was abducted ...
They say DNA evidence has identified Bruce Lindahl as the perpetrator. Lindahl, who died in 1981, has been tied to the murder of a Woodridge teen in 1976 and suspected in several other murders of ...
Bruce Lindahl could be responsible for the murders of up to a dozen young women. Suspected 1970s serial killer Bruce Lindahl, who has been dead for decades, has now been identified as the culprit ...
Police said Kathy Halle, 19, was murdered by Bruce Lindahl—a serial killer who was targeting women and girls in the west suburbs. Using DNA evidence—new technology that did not exist until ...
As part of its campaign to promote "Call of Duty: Black Ops 6," video game developer Activision took over Kris Lindahl's ad space. The billboard features the character "The Replacer" — played by ...
MINNEAPOLIS — The makers of the video game "Call of Duty" launched a new, locally inspired campaign Friday, coinciding with the release of the franchise's newest installment, "Black Ops 6.
After more than four decades, police in Illinois have cracked a cold case involving the murder of a 19-year-old woman whose body was found in a river weeks after going missing. Kathy Halle left ...
The DNA of Bruce Lindahl, who is believed to have killed as many as a dozen women and girls, was confirmed to be on Kathy Halle's clothing, authorities said. Authorities believe Halle was abducted ...
FILE - This undated file photo provided by the Lisle, Ill., Police Department shows Bruce Lindahl. (Lisle Police Department via AP) NORTH AURORA, Ill. (AP) — DNA found on the clothing of a ...
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