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Ulbrich was 24 years old on the early morning of Oct. 29, 1995, when she was dragged to death beside a speeding car along a more than 4-mile route from the industrial South Meadows of Hartford to the southern edge of Goodwin Park in Wethersfield, where her body ultimately was found.
Polaroids from the case file — never released to the public — document the almost indescribable gore along more than half the route, which law enforcement officials believe is the largest crime scene ever recorded in Connecticut.
Yet, despite a series of witness accounts and years of poring over evidence, investigators were never able to bring a case against a suspect in the 1990s. The crime predated mainstream DNA testing and subsequent attempts to test evidence kept from the scene in the early 2000s also did not identify a suspect.
Link: But for the Grace of God Go I: The Cold Case of Leah Ulbrich
Link: ‘One of the worst cases that I’ve heard.’ 24 years after gruesome Hartford dragging death, detectives continue to investigate the murder of Leah Ulbrich
Polaroids from the case file — never released to the public — document the almost indescribable gore along more than half the route, which law enforcement officials believe is the largest crime scene ever recorded in Connecticut.
Yet, despite a series of witness accounts and years of poring over evidence, investigators were never able to bring a case against a suspect in the 1990s. The crime predated mainstream DNA testing and subsequent attempts to test evidence kept from the scene in the early 2000s also did not identify a suspect.
Link: But for the Grace of God Go I: The Cold Case of Leah Ulbrich
Link: ‘One of the worst cases that I’ve heard.’ 24 years after gruesome Hartford dragging death, detectives continue to investigate the murder of Leah Ulbrich
