David Fegett News Today

INDIANAPOLIS — More than 30 years after three young women were murdered and another brutally assaulted, the man responsible has been identified using investigative genealogy.

After more than 35 years since the first killing in Elizabethtown attributed to the I-65 Killer, the man responsible for the deaths of three women along the Interstate 65 corridor

For decades, the identity of an elusive figure, dubbed the “Days Inn” and “I-65 Killer," evaded police. Tuesday he was named: Harry Edward Greenwell.

After more than 35 years since the first killing in Elizabethtown attributed to the I-65 Killer, the man responsible for the deaths of three women along the Interstate 65 corridor

Harry Greenwells first known victim was Vicki Health, a Super 8 motel cleark who was killed in Elizabethtown in 1987.

Investigators believe they have solved a series of killings that took place decades ago along Interstate 65 in Kentucky and Indiana. However, it’s not the outcome that victims’ families had hoped for over the past 30 years.

For decades, the identity of the elusive Days Inn Killer or I-65 Killer evaded police. Tuesday, he was identified, and he has ties to Iowa.