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A 'confession' made by the 'Zombie Hunter' who has been sentenced to death for the murder of two young women may link the Death Row inhabitant to another victim, authorities believe.
When Michael Turney reported his 17-year-old stepdaughter Alissa Turney missing in May 2001, Phoenix police believed she was a rebellious runaway. A convicted murderer in Florida, Thomas Hymer, claimed to be a serial killer and seemingly confessed to killing Alissa. It wasn’t long before they began to suspect something wasn’t adding up, and they turned their attention to Michael Turney as a possible suspect.
An estimated 7,000 missing persons are reported to Phoenix police each year. Missing in Arizona Day allows people to report missing loved ones.
Aussie Antionette Binford was last seen on Thanksgiving Day in 1993. It has been 28 years since she went missing, but a Phoenix Police detective is still looking into her case.
DNA Doe Project: Phoenix PD investigators use forensic genealogy to solve cold cases Investigators work to ID John and Jane Does that have been dead for decades Phoenix Police cold case detectives are using genetic code to solve cold cases, ultimately reuniting John or Jane Does with their loved ones thanks to forensic genealogy. PHOENIX - They are the nameless - people who have been dead for decades - and the unidentified. Some of them are also victims of violent crimes. Nowadays, Detectives with the Phoenix police continue to use genetic code to solve cold cases, and ultimately reunite "Jo...