Slow Burn Media and Bill Huffman present Who Killed, a podcast that provides a voice for the voiceless.

We all walked around back then you didn't have those worries.

But then the body started multiplying, all young, all female, all alone at the time of death.

She was a very happy girl, very shy.

She would never have gotten in willingly with any strangers whatsoever.

In 1976, 16-year-old Pamela Maurer was found on the side of the road in Lyle in the snow.

She'd been strangled.

For 44 years, her murder remained a mystery. Today, investigators announced they

found her killer because back in 1976, police had the good sense to preserve what today is called

DNA evidence. We finally put a name and a face to this monster. Because of new DNA technology, police were able to create a picture of the killer from DNA evidence.

So, if you have any information, or perhaps you were victimized back in the 70s and never reported it to police,

police are now asking that you come forward. If you have any information about any of these attacks,

they're calling him a serial rapist and a serial killer. They think he was most active between

1974 and 1981. Hello and welcome to episode 120 of Who Killed. I am your host, Bill Huffman,

and this is a slow burn media podcast.

Unfortunately, I suffered a bit of a setback last week as I had some health issues that put me in the hospital for a few days,

and I apologize for not being on top of social media

for the last few days, but I'm on the mend,

and I am extremely happy to be back on the air.

And on this week's episode, we are going to be talking about science.

And as you all know, there are a few things that are constant in the world of true crime.

And those are crime scene investigations and DNA.

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