• Partial Justice – Killer Arrested for 1976 Leslie Harris Murder

  • Apr 22 2024
  • Length: 36 mins
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Partial Justice – Killer Arrested for 1976 Leslie Harris Murder

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  • This week, Steven and Hannah discuss the 1976 murder of Leslie Penrod Harris by the hands of a former Marine. No clues, the body was dumped next to a remote Marine Corp base in Orange County California. Thanks to advances in DNA and Genetic Genealogy, investigators zeros in on one suspect. Unfortunately, the suspect dies after having been arrested for the murder from COVID-19 and was never brought to justice.

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    After43 years, a former Marine is accused of murder and rape in death of woman whodisappeared from Costa Mesa restaurant and was found at air base - Los Angeles Times (latimes.com)

    FormerMarine arrested in 1976 California slaying following DNA hit through genealogysite (ajc.com)

    DNALeads To Arrest Of Marine Veteran In 1976 Slaying Of Woman Who Disappeared InCosta Mesa - CBS LosAngeles (cbsnews.com)

    Genetic genealogy links former Marine to young woman's murder in 1976: Sheriff - ABCNews (go.com)
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