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Elusive murder suspect falls victim to detectives' chewing gum sting
A detective from Everett, Washington, linked two cold case killings to a known predator. Needing fresh DNA to charge him, she helped devise a clever undercover sting using chewing gum to crack the case.
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Detective Susan Logothetti works for the Everett Police Department, north of Seattle, focusing on cold cases that date back several decades. She has spent her career revisiting murders that occurred 40 years ago, applying modern investigative techniques to old evidence. Logothetti expresses satisfaction that suspects who once believed they could evade justice are now forced to confront the consequences of their actions.
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