In 2019, with the emergence of "DNA family chain" technology, the murder of a woman in the United Kingdom for 32 years ushered in a turnaround, and what people did not expect was to involve a "demon hidden in the morgue"
On June 23, 1987, the police station in Kent, England, received a report and the police department quickly dispatched police officers to the scene.
I saw that the deceased was lying naked on the bed, bruises everywhere, apparently violently beaten and violated before his death, coupled with the deceased's face bruised, bloodshot eyes, and a lady's belt wrapped around his neck, the cause of death was preliminarily determined to be mechanical asphyxia.
The first to find and report the case was the deceased's boyfriend, George, who said that the deceased's name was Wendy Knell, 25, who had a failed marriage and now works as a manager in a photography shop. On the same day, colleagues at the photography shop found that Wendy did not go to work and could not be contacted, so they notified him. Out of concern, George came to Wendy's apartment and saw a terrifying scene through the window.
The police began a meticulous search and found traces of cleaning up the scene, apparently dealt with by the murderer before fleeing the scene. But the police still found a lot of clues, George extracted the murderer's body fluids in his body, found a shopping bag with fingerprints, and a shirt with mutilated and bloody footprints.
Although the evidence was critical, in those days, there was no monitoring and DNA comparison technology, and in the end, the case became unsolved.
Five months after Wendy's murder, another homicide occurred in Kent on 24 November.
The deceased, named Caroline Pierce, 20, disappeared when she returned home that day. No matter how much the police and the town's residents searched, they couldn't find anyone until three weeks later, in a ditch 64 kilometers away, Caroline's body was found.
The deceased, who had only one tight underwear on his body, had been abused and violated during his lifetime, and also suffocated to death, just like Wendy. The police discovered the seriousness of the problem, determined that the murderer in both cases was the same person, and named the murderer: "Bedroom Killer".
Like Wendy's case, due to the backwardness of technology, DNA technology was still in its infancy at that time, and there was no DNA database comparison, and the case became unsolved.
In 1995, the United Kingdom established a preliminary DNA database, but it is all data collected after the arrest of some offenders, that is, if they are not arrested, there is no data.
In 2019, a technology called "DNA Family Chain" appeared, the uniqueness of this technology is that even if the murderer's data is not in the DNA database, as long as the data of his loved ones is in the library, through DNA matching, it can be found.
With this technology, the British police have restarted many investigations that have been pending for many years, including the cases of Wendy Kneill and Caroline Pearce.
Through preliminary screening, there was a kinship relationship between the DNA of 90 people and the DNA of the murderer, and the closest was a family named David. Police quickly questioned the men and took DNA samples, eventually pinpointing a man named David Fuller, a 66-year-old man who was 160,000 times more likely to be the killer.
On December 3, 2020, the police came to David's house with a search warrant, and in the face of various inquiries from the police, he denied it and refused to take DNA samples and fingerprints.
The police had to carry out a forced search of David's home, and after some searching, the police found an invoice, from which it appeared that David lived in Kent in 1987, and David had just denied it.
Not only that, but police also found a 1980s photo of David lying on the grass with the soles of his shoes exposed. After comparing with the mutilated blood footprints found in Wendy's room, it was found that the lines of the two shoe prints were identical.
In the face of such hard evidence, the police forced David to take DNA samples and fingerprints, and the result was obvious that the murderer many years ago was finally found, and the case that had been sealed for decades was solved.
Just when people thought the case was over, an even bigger case surfaced.
After arresting David, the police conducted a comprehensive search of his home, and the police found a large number of storage devices, 2200 early storage disks, more than 1300 CD storage, 4 large hard disks, a black notebook, and 30 mobile phones and mobile phone cards, all of which have been left since the 80s.
And the video content in the hard disk is even more disgusting, perverted to the extreme, and people can't believe it. The police who have seen these videos have expressed their appetite and have never seen such a perverted person.
According to preliminary statistics, David repeatedly sexually assaulted 102 female bodies in the hospital morgue, the youngest being 9 years old and the oldest being 100 years old. In the black notebook, David recorded all the victim's information, including age, name, time and so on.
In the face of such hard evidence, David was pale no matter how he justified, and finally had to accept the crime.
After David's arrest, colleagues at the hospital were very surprised, and in their eyes, David was a kind and helpful person. And David's wife is even more creepy, she can't believe all this, let alone imagine that she will be in the same room with such a person.
Davis's case has attracted the attention of the society, and everyone has demanded a thorough investigation and severe sentence for him. In the end, David was sentenced to two life sentences for murder, and dozens of other charges combined to a total of 12 years in prison.
For such a result, many people expressed strong dissatisfaction and felt that it was too light.
