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DJ admits to cold case murder after being linked through novel DNA technique, apologizes to victim's family in court
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A Pennsylvania DJ has admitted to murdering a 25-year-old woman in 1992, prosecutors said, after DNA linked him to the cold case killing following the use of a novel investigative technique, genetic genealogy.

As Raymond Rowe pleaded guilty on Tuesday, he also apologized to the victim's family in Lancaster County Court, the Lancaster County District Attorney's Office said in a statement.

Rowe was arrested in June 2018 for the Dec. 1992 murder of Christy Mirack, a 25-year-old teacher who was beaten, strangled and sexually assaulted in her home, prosecutors said.
PHOTO: Raymond Charles Rowe, is pictured in an undated booking photo released by the Lancaster County Prison. (Lancaster County Prison)

Rowe, now 50, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder, rape and related counts in exchange for life in prison without the possibility of parole, with a consecutive sentence of 60 to 120 years, prosecutors said.

According to prosecutors, Rowe spoke to Mirack’s family in court, saying, “I can’t imagine what you are going through. I apologize."

The first public arrest through genetic genealogy was the April 2018 arrest of the suspected "Golden State Killer." Since then, genetic genealogy has helped lead to over 20 other suspect identifications.

In the Mirack case, DNA left by the suspect at the crime scene was uploaded to a public genetic genealogy database, which found matches to Rowe's relatives, prosecutors said.

In May 2018, investigators took DNA from gum and a water bottle Rowe had used while DJing at an elementary school, prosecutors said.

The DNA was submitted to a state police crime lab, which determined it matched DNA found on multiple parts of Mirack's body, as well as the carpet underneath her body, prosecutors said.

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searchinGirl wrote:Checkout this smpost I made at websleuths...
https://www.websleuths.com/forums/threads/superdave-arrested.405855/page-25#post-14702240

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I feel somewhat violated by FuryoftheDragon and SuperDave. Someone that tells me I’m not entitled to my own opinion has never been able to convince me of anything.

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