Police tracked down "Golden State Killer" suspect by matching DNA from public database
Law enforcement matched the DNA of the suspected "Golden State Killer" with genetic information stored in a publicly-shared database called GEDMatch. Joseph James DeAngelo, 72, made his first court appearance on Friday. He's accused of committing several murders and rapes during the 1970s and 1980s. Privacy lawyer Joel Winston joins CBSN to explain how the police located the suspect.
▶︎
The Golden State Killer | Full Episode
▶︎
How They Caught The Golden State Killer
▶︎
Retired officer worked with Golden State Killer suspect
▶︎
Former Police Chief of Suspected East Area Rapist Speaks
▶︎
How DNA Analysis Led Police to the Golden State Killer
▶︎
Welcome to hell: Inside the Colorado supermax prison
▶︎
Golden State Killer: How DNA Solved a 40-Year Mystery
▶︎
DA Shares Video Of Joseph DeAngelo Being Active In His Jail Cell
▶︎
20/20 May 4 Part 1: 'East Area Rapist' terror grips Sacramento as number of victims rises
▶︎
Genealogy Website Leads to Killer's Confession 39 YEARS After Murder | Cold Case Files | A&E
▶︎
Full Interview: Golden State Killer investigator Paul Holes
▶︎
After searching for more than 40 years, authorities name Golden State Killer
▶︎
Unmasking the Golden State Killer: Dark investigation into Joseph DeAngelo | 60 Minutes Australia
▶︎
Identifying the Golden State Killer: An Interview with Paul Holes and Barbara Rae-Venter
▶︎
The Golden State Killer - ISHI 2019 Keynote
▶︎
'Where did you put my son?' | Golden State Killer survivor remembers how he attacked her son
▶︎
Rape Victim Of Golden State Killer: ‘I’d Like To Punch Him In The Face’ | Megyn Kelly TODAY
▶︎
RAW: Chris Watts, husband of missing Frederick woman, interviewed by Denver7's Tomas Hoppough
▶︎
Joseph James DeAngelo: The Golden State Killer
▶︎