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MNPD said its investigation showed Audrey Hale "acted totally alone" and planned "over a period of months to commit mass murder."

In the latest cold case breakthrough, investigators have charged a man they believe to be the perpetrator of a 2000 sexual assault on a 13-year-old girl in her home in the middle of the night, in what the DA called “every parent’s nightmare.”

Roger W. Reddick, Jr., 41, of Cambridge, allegedly entered the room of a 13-year-old girl and assaulted her in 2000.

SPOKANE - Nearly 40 years later, authorities have identified a dismembered body found on the shore of the Spokane River as a woman with ties to Wenatchee.

Investigators found a finger print on a jewelry box and a pair of men's underwear left in the home but technology at the time couldn't give officials what they needed to charge the suspect.

Authorities allege the assailant asked the Cambridge girl her age, and she told him she was 13. The girl was later able to escape.

Following the disturbingly high homicide trend Philadelphia has seen in recent years, the goal of the Philadelphia Police Department’s Homicide Unit is to bring closure in as many of those cases as possible.

A North Carolina man pleaded guilty to raping a woman 31 years ago in Fayetteville, North Carolina, after DNA evidence linked him to the crime that occurred 31 years ago.

Miguel Urbano-Vazquez was arrested March 14, years after the search for him began.

Thirty-five years after 11 women disappeared from the streets, the New Bedford highway killings remain unsolved.