I posted under Arlis Perry as well. An NBC article/video talks about the police reviewing possible cold cases in Santa Clara involving murders that fit the MO in the Arlis Perry case after the DNA link to suspect Stephen Crawford in the 1974 Arlis Perry murder.
Stephen Crawford - as noted on the Unresolved Podcast - was a former police officer forced out then found a job as a Security Guard at Stanford. He was also suspected? in a number of on campus thefts. He also served time in jail?
While the theories about the Arlis Perry case ranged from Satanists to the Son of Sam, the resolution was the most obvious. Stephen Crawford was the Security Guard in charge of locking the chapel the night Arlis Perry was last seen going there to pray and he reported finding the body the next morning - after discovering a "smashed door lock" that had occurred from inside the chapel.
I can't believe the person who brutally murdered Arlis Perry and staged her - this would have been their first time.
Like the EAS/GSK - having a background as an officer, this might have played a part in his ability to go undetected in other crimes?
Since Stephen Crawford committed suicide upon being served a warrant by police, he can't answer any more questions.
I hope his possible suicide note? leads the investigators to breaks in any other unsolved cases.
Unsolved Murders Fit Profile of Stanford Cold Case Suspect
Stephen Crawford - as noted on the Unresolved Podcast - was a former police officer forced out then found a job as a Security Guard at Stanford. He was also suspected? in a number of on campus thefts. He also served time in jail?
While the theories about the Arlis Perry case ranged from Satanists to the Son of Sam, the resolution was the most obvious. Stephen Crawford was the Security Guard in charge of locking the chapel the night Arlis Perry was last seen going there to pray and he reported finding the body the next morning - after discovering a "smashed door lock" that had occurred from inside the chapel.
I can't believe the person who brutally murdered Arlis Perry and staged her - this would have been their first time.
Like the EAS/GSK - having a background as an officer, this might have played a part in his ability to go undetected in other crimes?
Since Stephen Crawford committed suicide upon being served a warrant by police, he can't answer any more questions.
I hope his possible suicide note? leads the investigators to breaks in any other unsolved cases.
Unsolved Murders Fit Profile of Stanford Cold Case Suspect
