FBI, ISP make 'major' announcement on I-65 serial killer
The "I-65 Killer" or "Days Inn Killer" could be responsible for as many as three murders and several other assaults from the 1980s and 1990s.
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The "I-65 Killer" or "Days Inn Killer" could be responsible for as many as three murders and several other assaults from the 1980s and 1990s.
Indiana State Police, joined by the FBI, named Harry Edward Greenwell as the suspect in the brutal murders of three women and sexual assault of a fourth victim in the I-65, or Days Inn, cold case.
Officials credited investigative genealogy with helping to identify Harry Edward Greenwell as the "I-65 killer."
The authorities said they connected Harry Edward Greenwell, who died in 2013, to at least three murders in Kentucky and Indiana, using genetic genealogy.
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