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Name Of Case 1977 Murder Of Rubidox Essay

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Case 1-
Name of case-1977 Murder of Rubidox
Victim-James Anagnos
Suspects-Frank Wright
How the hair and fiber made a connection to the case. Anagnos was stabbed twenty times and hit in the head.

Case 2-
Name of case- 1978 Washington murder case
Victim-A cab driver
Suspects-Santae Tribble
How the hair and fiber made a connection to the case. A cab driver was robbed and killed in front of his home. And the police believe it was seventeen year old Santae Tribble.

Case 3-
Name of case-NAB serial killer Richard Marc
Victims-Sophia Silvia and several other young girls
Suspects-Richard Marc
How the hair and fiber made a connection to the case- Several young girls bodies were found in creeks and rivers. On their body were found pink and dark blue

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