SERIAL KILLER: Joseph Michael Ervin
From 1978 to 1981, four women were stabbed to death in Colorado. None of their cases were connected and each one went cold for more than 40 years, until investigators used ground-breaking DNA technology to tie them all to a serial killer who’d been operating undetected all those years.
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