Great Basin Serial Killer

The brother of convicted murderer Dale Wayne Eaton had attempted to contact law enforcement earlier, but to little avail. Shortly after the July 24, 1997 disappearance of Lander woman Amy Wroe. But the investigators ignored the information as they were focused on Steve Bechtel at the time. By not pursuing the lead, they may have allowed the notorious Great Basin Serial Killer to get away as on July 30, 1998, nearly a year after Amy’s disappearance Dale Eaton was finally arrested for another murder.

Great Basin Murders apbnews.com Staff At least nine dead. Last body found: Aug.

15, 1997 THE HOMICIDES Authorities in Utah, Wyoming, Nevada and Idaho are investigating the deaths of at least nine women as serial crimes, according to Lt. Mike King of the Utah attorney general's office. King and Provo Police Department Chief Greg Cooper, a former FBI profiling expert, are co-coordinators of Utah Criminal Tracking Analysis Project (UTAP), a project that brings together separate agencies investigating these cases. Recover my email crack download. The majority of the women were killed within the last 10 years, however one case dates to 1983.

Investigators believe there are at least two killers responsible. Some investigators involved believed that the same person was responsible for killing three of the victims between 1990 and 1993. These slayings occurred in Millard and Juab counties in Utah, and in Elko, Nev. There was also a killing in St. George, Utah, in 1991 that was thought to also be linked to this sub-cluster.

However, in March 1999 police arrested the husband of the Juab County victim and charged him with her murder. It's unknown how this links to the other cases, according to authorities. VICTIMS At least four of the victims have still not been identified. All of the victims were women. Some were hitchhikers, prostitutes or women who frequented truck stops.

However, at least one victim was described by police as 'an all-American girl.' More at link. A DESOLATE DUMPING GROUND FOR KILLERS Unknown Victims, Unsolved Murders Plague Great Basin Sept. 7, 1999 NEW YORK (APBnews.com) -- The Great Basin, a vast, arid bowl sprawling between the Rockies and the Sierra Nevada, gets its name from an odd geographical trait: Its few rivers find no outlet to the sea. Instead, they dribble into the basin's low spots and evaporate.

Water isn't the only thing that collects in the empty expanses of the Great Basin. Since 1983, killers have found the region's lonely highway interchanges the perfect dumping grounds for corpses. In the Great Basin states of Wyoming, Nevada, Utah and Idaho, authorities are investigating the deaths of nine women whose bodies turned up near highways that cross the empty scrub land. Vestiges of deadly violence The women were strangled, shot, stabbed. Many were stripped nude, aggressively sexually abused and assaulted beyond what would be necessary to kill them.

Their bodies were found on hilltops, in snowbanks, rivers or desolate expanses of desert. Some were purposefully posed on their backs, arms spread in the shape of a cross, decomposing faces scanning the sky for weeks or months until found by a deer hunter or trucker. Years after the crimes, identities of three of the slain women are still unknown. More at link. The following are female victims in Elko County that might be victims of this murderer.

The murderer is likely Dale Wayne Eaton. Note that a victim was found as early as 1972 matching the victim profile of the Great Basin Murder victims (which, per Dr.Strangelove who got this ball rollings, would make Eaton 26 when the 72 murder ocurred): ^^^^ possibly from Wyoming. Eaton resided in Wyoming. Victim found in july 1972 also in a cross position. Victim found in july 1974 murdered and then burned in Elko County. Maybe she is also related?