Everyone talks about DNA. Yes, he may not have any priors that required his DNA & that is why they can't compare DNA in CODIS.
However, before DNA, there was a thing called fingerprints.
I do not believe this guy murdered 2 girls and did NOT leave fingerprints somewhere!
My state of California requires fingerprints for a regular drivers license but only 4 states require that! Hard to believe in this day & age, that ALL states don't require fingerprints for all drivers. Indiana DMV requires fingerprints for commercial drivers who drive hazardous materials only! Well, I don't think he drives commercial trucks with hazardous materials.
This from Indiana DMV website:
[h=2]HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ENDORSEMENT[/h]In order to comply with the threat assessment measures required by the U.S.A. Patriot Act, all individuals who hold a commercial driver license with a hazardous materials endorsement must have their fingerprints recorded.
This from FBI website re assistance and fingerprints:
[h=1]If an individual is being sought by local police for committing a crime, what assistance can the FBI render to locate the fugitive?[/h]
A “stop” will be placed against the fugitive’s fingerprints in the FBI’s Criminal Justice Information Services Division. Local police will be notified immediately upon the receipt of any additional fingerprints of the fugitive. The fugitive’s name and identifying data also will be entered into the National Crime Information Center, a computerized database that is accessible to law enforcement agencies nationwide. Any agency that inquires about this individual will be informed of his or her fugitive status. In addition, the FBI may obtain a federal arrest warrant and attempt to locate an individual who flees prosecution or confinement if there is reason to believe the person has traveled across a state line or left the country.
Thoughts, fellow sleuths...