Ted Bundy Linked to 1974 Utah Murder via DNA

0:00On April 2nd, Ted Bundy's shadow just stretched further. DNA from Seaman on 17-year-old Laura Ann A. May's body matched his profile from a Florida database, pinning him to her 1974. Murder in Utah. The Utah County Sheriff's Office closed this 52-year cold case with solid proof. She vanished on Halloween night after leaving a party to hit a store. Nearly a month later, her bound and beaten body turned up along a highway in American Fort Canyon, strangled with a nylon stocking. Officials figure she survived days after the abduction. For years, cops eyed Bundy hard. His charm to kill playbook fit perfect, and he nodded to it before his 89 execution. He owned up to 30 murders across states like Utah and Florida, but this one needed DNA to seal it. This year, they dusted off the evidence with fresh forensic tools and bam, irrefutable hit. Sheriff's team called him magnificent, aiming to ease the ache for her family and community after all that pain. Laura shone as a tall, outgoing soul, who rode horses, hunted, and spoiled her siblings

1:04with candy just to see their smiles. Justice laid don't erase the loss, but it honors her light forever. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today. I'm Corey with The Story.