Charles Huber

They had airplanes in the air that were doing searches and stuff for her and checking the rivers and checking around the area and seeing if they could find anywhere she may have gone.

They had airplanes in the air that were doing searches and stuff for her and checking the rivers and checking around the area and seeing if they could find anywhere she may have gone.

The water was cold being April and March in the Chicagoland area, you know, so there wasn't a ton of decomposition, but it was covered in mud. You know, she'd already started to go through the post-mortem processes, so she was not in great shape.

The water was cold being April and March in the Chicagoland area, you know, so there wasn't a ton of decomposition, but it was covered in mud. You know, she'd already started to go through the post-mortem processes, so she was not in great shape.

He wasn't able to because of the state of decomposition at that point. And again, mostly because of the swelling and bruising. But the clothing, they said, matched hers. And so basically the clothing and then the blood typing, when it came back, they were able to identify her through her blood and I believe dental work.

He wasn't able to because of the state of decomposition at that point. And again, mostly because of the swelling and bruising. But the clothing, they said, matched hers. And so basically the clothing and then the blood typing, when it came back, they were able to identify her through her blood and I believe dental work.

There was some bruising to her face that looked like she had been punched. The initial autopsy, they talk about a small puncture wound in the left side of her neck and in the left side of her sweater that somebody had pushed a ice pick type weapon up to her neck type of thing. There was a small mark there on her neck.

There was some bruising to her face that looked like she had been punched. The initial autopsy, they talk about a small puncture wound in the left side of her neck and in the left side of her sweater that somebody had pushed a ice pick type weapon up to her neck type of thing. There was a small mark there on her neck.

I thought they said cause of death was strangulation, asphyxiation, so she was strangled to death.

I thought they said cause of death was strangulation, asphyxiation, so she was strangled to death.

We think she was found fairly close to where she was ultimately killed.

We think she was found fairly close to where she was ultimately killed.

It went cold rather quick. We really didn't have any idea of who would have done this. There was a lot of speculation as far as boyfriend was a possibility, the other associates were possibilities, co-workers were possibilities, and all those people were fairly quickly ruled out.

It went cold rather quick. We really didn't have any idea of who would have done this. There was a lot of speculation as far as boyfriend was a possibility, the other associates were possibilities, co-workers were possibilities, and all those people were fairly quickly ruled out.

It was really quiet for a long time. There wasn't a lot of new information available.

It was really quiet for a long time. There wasn't a lot of new information available.

So some of the stuff we had tested at that time showed that there was a mixture of DNA present in some of the swabbings, but the technology wasn't there to separate that stuff and figure out who was who with it.

So some of the stuff we had tested at that time showed that there was a mixture of DNA present in some of the swabbings, but the technology wasn't there to separate that stuff and figure out who was who with it.

In the 2000s, they went back and got DNA samples from the boyfriend. They got DNA samples from her boss. And they retest the stuff compared to some of the evidence that they have.

In the 2000s, they went back and got DNA samples from the boyfriend. They got DNA samples from her boss. And they retest the stuff compared to some of the evidence that they have.