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Indiana State Police identified Harry Edward Greenwell as the man who assaulted and murdered three women at motels along the I-65 corridor.

Harry Edward Greenwell, who died at age 68 in New Albin, Iowa, in January 2013, was the so-called "I-65 kil...

Indiana State Police, Elizabethtown Police and the FBI identified a man who they say killed three women and assaulted a fourth at hotels along the interstate.

Law enforcement officials said modern DNA analysis helped them identify the man responsible for killing three women in the late-1980s while they worked overnight shifts at motels off Interstate 65.

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.

INDIANAPOLIS—The Indiana State Police said Tuesday that they used genealogical data and crime scene evidence to link an ...

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 Edward Greenwell, who died at age 68 in New Albin, Iowa, in January 2013, was the so-called "I-65 killer,"

At least three homicides that took place in the late 1980s are suspected to be the work of one serial killer.

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