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[quote=Anonymous]I really wanted the 1994  brutal rape and  murder of Le Bich-Thuy in Rockville to be solved.  At the time they thought she had been followed from the Twinbrook Metro station and then attacked in the side yard of her home.

"On Oct. 5, 1994, police found the body of Thuy, a Children’s Hospital scientist, fatally strangled and beaten, outside her Rockville home. She had been raped, beaten and left for dead nearly a week earlier police said at the time, and they were unable to determine who had killed her or why.

A molecular biologist, 42-year-old Thuy had immigrated to the United States to work at the Rockville-based branch of the hospital in 1992, according to her obituary."

Finally through the use of DNA, geneology and dogged persistence on the part of the cold case detectives, her killer has been identified.

https://fairfaxnews.com/2019/03/cold-case-detectives-identify-suspect-of-unsolved-rapes-and-murder-dna-and-genealogy-helped-solve-the-crimes/?fbclid=IwAR3zy65xrvXwlIwDjbJi4KmOxMJ1HFH4PVxqO-EkL83laIT34vLIAqrBdWo

https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/a-rockville-woman-was-raped-and-murdered-in-1994-modern-dna-testing-helped-find-her-killer/65-c93122a1-2ff5-46fc-9a85-9bbbc404d774

If you scroll to the bottom of the articles, there is a long list of previous addresses for the killer in Montgomery County and they think he was probably involved in other attacks. You can also see a progression of his photos.

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