Ashley Flowers

An old school one at that.

Sometime in the past year, apparently, police received a tip that led them to a now 64-year-old man named Floyd William Parrott.

Now, this guy was never on their radar for this case, but he had an interesting past.

He was a suspect in a 1996 sexual assault.

And this is really chilling.

He was charged multiple times with impersonating a police officer.

This was in 1988, 1990, and again in 96.

And investigators now say that he kept doing all of that through the 1990s and into the 2000s.

So here's how I think they made the connection.

They mentioned that it had to do with putting evidence from that 1996 sexual assault case into CODIS.

So they must have still had evidence in that that had just been sitting there for all these years.

Once they got it submitted to CODIS, voila, it matched the unidentified profile from the Lovers Lane case that had just been sitting there for years.

Now, they had never convicted him of the 96 assault.

So I'm thinking that basically they had two unidentified profiles now that matched together, but they at least had a suspect in the 96 case.

And so that probably gave them enough to do a warrant to get a direct comparison from him.

And they've stated with confidence that he now is a match to the evidence from the Lovers Lane case.

And Floyd Parrott has now been charged with capital murder for the 1990 deaths of Cheryl Henry and Andy Atkinson in Houston, Texas.

Houston PD and the FBI took Parrott into custody in Nebraska this week.

But at a press conference, investigators said Parrott spent most of his life around Houston.

And they feel sure that he has more victims in the area.