Spokane cold case murder of Candy Rogers solved
Candy Rogers went missing on March 6, 1959 while selling Camp Fire Girls mints. Spokane police have identified her killer as John Reigh Hoff.
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Candy Rogers went missing on March 6, 1959 while selling Camp Fire Girls mints. Spokane police have identified her killer as John Reigh Hoff.
The killer's daughter volunteered to submit a DNA sample that revealed John Reigh Hoff was the probable murderer
When John Hoff's daughter learned her father was a suspect, she volunteered to give a sample of her own DNA to help the investigation.
The killer's daughter volunteered to submit a DNA sample that revealed John Reigh Hoff was the probable murderer
Through the help of modern DNA evidence, police announced on Friday that Rogers's murderer was John Reigh Hoff, a US Army deserter who committed suicide in 1970.