A man who killed 4 women in the Denver area 4 decades ago has been identified with the help of a technological breakthrough that has solved a series of cold cases, authorities say.
Authorities identified a man Friday who they say killed four women in the Denver area four decades ago after a technological breakthrough helped solve a series of cold cases that had long eluded investigators.
Denver Police Department Cmdr. Matt Clark identified the four women Friday as Madeleine Livaudais, 33; Dolores Barajas, 53; Gwendolyn Harris, 27; and Antoinette Parks, 17. The police officer, Debra Sue Corr, 26, was fatally shot after she pulled Ervin over during a traffic stop in Aurora on June 17, 1981,
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