Welcome to Monday morning murder in the news with Alyssa Carroll.

Good morning, heathens. This is actually Friday and not Monday. One of these days I'm going to remember to update that intro.

But anyways, we're at the weekend, so let's get started, okay? Our first

article comes from Calgary.cTV.CA coming out of Calgary. C. C. A. coming out of Calgary. Serial sexual offender linked to unsolved of four Calgary girls and women.

And then it says,

warning, the story may contain details of sexual assault.

You might find it disturbing and so on.

Okay.

An investigation into unsolved historical homicides from the 1970s has linked the death of two girls and two young women in and around Calgary to a now deceased serial offender.

So he's already dead.

R.C.M. P. held a press conference on Friday

to share the findings of the investigation,

linking a serial sexual offender to the deaths of Patricia McQueen and Eva Dovrak, both 14 years old, Melissa Rarick, 20, and Barbara McClane 19, between 1976 and 77.

Based on forensic evidence, witness statements, and similar fact evidence.

Gary Allen Sreary, S-R-E-R-Y, a U.S citizen born in 1942, that doesn't surprise me, is believed to be responsible for the four murders.

And we see that there were a huge influx of serial killers, you know, kind of through the

whole 40s situation born.

Serreri died in prison in the United States in 2011.

Now, police said if he were alive today, he would be charged with two counts of non-capital murderer on Patricia McQueen and Eva Doverak and one count of first-degree murder for each of Melissa and Barbara's deaths. of

first-degree murder for each of Melissa and Barbara's deaths.

R.C. and P noted the difference in charges reflects changes to the criminal

code in the 1970s.

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