Bartholemeus
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The car was found in the Indian Ocean. From the other article you posted, it suggests this would have wiped the DNA.RSBM.
RSBM.
What if they are trying to use DNA from Julie Cutler's disappearance?
If it matches the DNA found on cigarettes in her vehicle great, they found her likely killer who may have committed the other crimes.
If it doesn't match the DNA from Julie's car, then this means nothing. Well it means they didn't find Julie's killer. But the person still could've done the other crimes.
"With advances in technology , we hope DNA can be obtained off cigarette filters that were found in Julie's car ,'' she [Julie's sister Rachel] said."
http://www.crimecasefiles.com/forum/missing-persons/22609-story-on-julie-cutler.html
There's a few fascinating things about the Cutler case;
1. How did the killer get the car into the surf?
2. People don't just kill randoms as a once off. People kill people the know for a variety of reasons. But people who murder randoms - they don't usually don't kill and then stop.
I recall reading in DM's book that she was seeing 2 different men and they were the main suspects. I will try and dig this up.