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Ruth Marie Terry's murder went unsolved - until DNA testing put the pieces together, connecting her to a killer of Washington State.

Ruth Marie Terry's murder went unsolved - until DNA testing put the pieces together, connecting her to a killer of Washington State.

Two longtime Provincetown Police detectives who worked the Ruth Marie Terry "Lady of the Dunes" murder case believe the case may have been solved years ago. For...

In another win for DNA sites, Terry was eventually identified, as was her killer...and that is what brings us to 'The Evergreen State.

In another win for DNA sites, Terry was eventually identified, as was her killer...and that is what brings us to 'The Evergreen State.

After fifty years the Lady of the Dunes murder case has been closed.  Her long-suspected husband, Guy Muldavin, murdered Ruth Marie Terry.

A notorious mystery that's gripped the Cape for decades is now case closed. Ruth Marie Terry, 37, was found dead in Provincetown in 1974. Her body was dismembered and her hands were cut off in an effort to hide her fingerprints.

Nearly 50 years since the case came to light, investigators have determined that Ruth Marie Terry was killed by her husband, who is now also deceased.

When the ‘Lady of the Dunes’ was identified last year, after almost half a century, as Tennessee woman Ruth Marie Terry, suspicion quickly centred on the man she’d married shortly before her death. The revelation, along with further details about his questionable past, left a family friend ‘speechless’ – and now Guy Rockwell Muldavin has been confirmed as the Cape Cod victim’s killer. Sheila Flynn reports

Guy Rockwell Muldavin, who died in 2002, married Ruth Marie Terry just a few a months before her mutilated body was found on a Cape Cod beach in 1974