Today Brad talks about the West Mesa Bone Collector.
On Feb. 2, 2009, a woman walking her dog stumbled across a human bone — the first of many in what would become one of the largest crime scenes in American history.
There were human remains to identify and a serial killer to catch.
It took investigators a year to identify all 11 women they had unearthed. One of whom was pregnant.
They built detailed timelines of the women’s last known whereabouts, interviewed 200 women who were working the streets the same years that the victims were, and compiled suspect timelines.
They executed a slew of search warrants within the investigation’s first year, and focused on a few possible suspects. But none of them have ever been officially accused of the crime.
Police say they continue to follow up on leads to this day.
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