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There are absolutely no clues in the murder of actor Bob Crane, who was known to millions as Colonel Hogan in the television series, Hogan's Heroes.

The police in Arizona have no idea who entered his room and beat him to death. Here's more from Kim Sedgwick of station KT.A.R.

Crane's body was found in his room in an apartment complex in Scottsdale.

He was discovered by an actress friend who had an appointment with him.

He was curled up in bed with the covers pulled up.

An electrical cord was wrapped around his neck.

According to the medical examiner, Crane was killed by at least two heavy blows to the head.

I believe the man was asleep when he was hit over the head and he never moved after he was hit.

And after he died or while he died, the ligature was applied around his neck for good measure, but that did not

contribute to his death. The 49-year-old Crane was in Scottsdale appearing in a production of

beginner's luck at a local dinner theater. He was best known for his role as Colonel Hogan in the TV

series Hogan's Heroes, a hit program which ran six seasons.

Police speculate that Crane was murdered with a tire iron. There was no sign of a struggle and no

forced entry. Robbery has been ruled out as a motive since valuables remained untouched.

Hello and welcome to episode 127 of Who Killed. I am your host Bill Huffman, and this is a slow burn media production.

Last month, we looked at some of the most recent cases that have been solved using genealogical DNA.

We talked about cases that reached all the way back to the 1950s. This month, I want to take a look

at some of the cases that were still waiting for answers. Some of the cases I've covered,

and some of them I have not. When you see constant stories telling you how DNA has saved the day,

you may find yourself under the belief that as long as you have DNA, you will find the killer.

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