Скачать или смотреть RAW: Spokane Police identify how they solved 1959 cold case murder of Candy Rogers

The man who killed 9-year-old Candy Rogers in 1959 will not face a jury, nor face jail time. 

It took three generations of law enforcement personnel to solve the case, but Spokane Police Sergeant Zac Storment was finally able to identify the young girl's killer. 

Rogers was selling Camp Fire mints when she disappeared from her front yard West Central more than than 60 years ago. For two weeks after her disappearance, police searched for her, but to no avail. 

The Marine Corps, the Boy Scouts, US Postal Workers and many others helped in the search. A helicopter from Fairchild Air Force Base was involved but devastatingly crashed, killing three airmen.

On the sixteenth day of the search, Rogers' body was found.

Evidence from the scene showed Rogers was raped and strangled with a strip of her own clothing. The evidence was preserved for decades and would ultimately be what linked the crime to the killer. 

Through DNA testing, investigators were able to submit a DNA sample that narrowed the search down to three possible killers: three brothers, all close in age. 

Further investigation determined one of those brothers, John Reigh Hoff, was the one responsible.

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