Colin Browen

and then letting the listener decide what they think. Anyways, you should definitely give it a listen. It's called The Conspiracy Files. The links are in the description of this show, and you can find it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. And now let's get back to our story.

On March 25th, a local Waco resident decided to eat lunch in a remote area behind the Texas State Technical College, where Kenneth had been enrolled before he fled Texas. As this person sat down to enjoy his sandwich, he heard the sound of buzzing behind him. When he turned around to see what it was, he noticed a strange pile of brush.

On March 25th, a local Waco resident decided to eat lunch in a remote area behind the Texas State Technical College, where Kenneth had been enrolled before he fled Texas. As this person sat down to enjoy his sandwich, he heard the sound of buzzing behind him. When he turned around to see what it was, he noticed a strange pile of brush.

On March 25th, a local Waco resident decided to eat lunch in a remote area behind the Texas State Technical College, where Kenneth had been enrolled before he fled Texas. As this person sat down to enjoy his sandwich, he heard the sound of buzzing behind him. When he turned around to see what it was, he noticed a strange pile of brush.

Curious, the man approached the area and made a shocking discovery. A human skull. From here he immediately called 911 and investigators quickly arrived at the scene. And under the brush was a human body. It had been mostly intact except for the skull. Fingerprints would later determine that the body belonged to Valencia K. Joshua.

Curious, the man approached the area and made a shocking discovery. A human skull. From here he immediately called 911 and investigators quickly arrived at the scene. And under the brush was a human body. It had been mostly intact except for the skull. Fingerprints would later determine that the body belonged to Valencia K. Joshua.

Curious, the man approached the area and made a shocking discovery. A human skull. From here he immediately called 911 and investigators quickly arrived at the scene. And under the brush was a human body. It had been mostly intact except for the skull. Fingerprints would later determine that the body belonged to Valencia K. Joshua.

the sex worker that was last seen knocking on Kenneth's door on campus. Now, Kay was found nude and in the fetal position. Due to the state of the body, the medical examiner could not determine the official cause of death, but ruled it as homicidal violence. And there was one crucial piece of evidence at the scene. It was a hair that did not belong to Kay.

the sex worker that was last seen knocking on Kenneth's door on campus. Now, Kay was found nude and in the fetal position. Due to the state of the body, the medical examiner could not determine the official cause of death, but ruled it as homicidal violence. And there was one crucial piece of evidence at the scene. It was a hair that did not belong to Kay.

the sex worker that was last seen knocking on Kenneth's door on campus. Now, Kay was found nude and in the fetal position. Due to the state of the body, the medical examiner could not determine the official cause of death, but ruled it as homicidal violence. And there was one crucial piece of evidence at the scene. It was a hair that did not belong to Kay.

Investigators would later learn that the hair belonged to none other than Kenneth McDuff.

Investigators would later learn that the hair belonged to none other than Kenneth McDuff.

Investigators would later learn that the hair belonged to none other than Kenneth McDuff.

On May 6, 1992, Kenneth McDuff was transported via aircraft back to Texas with the U.S. Marshals. Although residents of Texas were relieved that Kenneth had been caught, others were angry that he had been able to get away with it for so long. Melissa Northrup's sister-in-law said, "...I hate him. I want to see him fry."

On May 6, 1992, Kenneth McDuff was transported via aircraft back to Texas with the U.S. Marshals. Although residents of Texas were relieved that Kenneth had been caught, others were angry that he had been able to get away with it for so long. Melissa Northrup's sister-in-law said, "...I hate him. I want to see him fry."

On May 6, 1992, Kenneth McDuff was transported via aircraft back to Texas with the U.S. Marshals. Although residents of Texas were relieved that Kenneth had been caught, others were angry that he had been able to get away with it for so long. Melissa Northrup's sister-in-law said, "...I hate him. I want to see him fry."

Now, earlier we mentioned the yogurt shop murders where four teenage girls had been brutally raped, murdered, and set on fire in Austin, Texas. And given that Kenneth was in the Austin area at the time, they had to look into him as a suspect. But DNA evidence would later prove that it wasn't him. However, around this time, he was looked into as a suspect.

Now, earlier we mentioned the yogurt shop murders where four teenage girls had been brutally raped, murdered, and set on fire in Austin, Texas. And given that Kenneth was in the Austin area at the time, they had to look into him as a suspect. But DNA evidence would later prove that it wasn't him. However, around this time, he was looked into as a suspect.

Now, earlier we mentioned the yogurt shop murders where four teenage girls had been brutally raped, murdered, and set on fire in Austin, Texas. And given that Kenneth was in the Austin area at the time, they had to look into him as a suspect. But DNA evidence would later prove that it wasn't him. However, around this time, he was looked into as a suspect.

But clearly after his arrest, everyone wanted to know how a convicted killer, who was once sentenced to death after murdering three teens, was able to walk free and become a member of society. So there was a lot of talk about the circumstances surrounding his original parole in 1989. If you remember, he was also convicted of trying to bribe one of the members of his parole board.