Detective Kerry Johnson was assigned to the Denver PD's Cold Case Unit in 2016. This was before

the Parks case from Adams County was linked to the three Denver cases. Those three cases were

currently assigned to Cold Case Detective Jamie Cisneros. Sysneros and Johnson reviewed all three

case files, cross-referencing in vain hopes that a possible suspect would

be mentioned in at least two of them. They considered the geographic triangulation of the three

cases and looked to see if anyone on the law enforcement radar was connected to that area.

And they followed up on leads in any of the cases that they considered to be unresolved.

They noted that during the Madeline Livuday

investigation, a witness reported seeing a van with some type of TV repair logo in front of Madeline's

home around the time of her murder. Police back then had never been able to identify the driver of the van,

but Detective Cisneros had successfully tracked down an individual who, at the time,

had been on duty for a TV repair company in the area of Madeline's home.

The original report said that while on patrol,

Officer Hoffman observed a 1962 white Ford van with colored TV service written on the rear side windows.

Thanks to modern computerized databases, the detectives learned that the van was registered

to a man I'm calling Gerard.

His son Jerry had been named by a witness as possibly being the driver of the van the

witness saw that day, and he had a past criminal history for sexual assault in Colorado

and Virginia.

He had never been contacted.

Detective Johnson and Cisneros flew to North Carolina to interview Jerry on November 9th, 2017.

Jerry confirmed that his father owned a TV repair service in Denver, but said they were estranged,

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