DNA Links TED Bundy to Utah Teen's Cold Case Murder
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Investigators say the 1974 death of 17-year-old Melissa Ann Smith shared Bundy’s favoured "pattern, motive, means and opportunity".
The Summit County Sheriff’s Office and Summit County Attorney’s Office are holding a news conference Tuesday regarding a case tied to Ted Bundy. Officials plan to announce the formal closure of a cold case murder investigation and present findings attributing the homicide to Ted Bundy,
INTRO: Law enforcement authorities in Utah have officially linked serial killer Ted Bundy to a 19-74 cold case of 17-year-old Melissa Ann Smith. The case closing with the help of advanced D-N-A technology.
On Tuesday, officials closed the cold case of Melissa Ann Smith. Using DNA and other evidence, officials said they proved Bundy killed Smith, KTVX reported. Her remains were found on Oct. 27, 1974, 52 years to the day before the announcement. Hunters had found her remains in Summitt County.
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