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Donald Perea and Jeannie Moore.
Shockingly, wetbacks were wetbacks even back then!
At least this one is already dead, so whites don’t have to pay for his time in prison.
A convicted rapist who died seven years ago has been identified in a decades-old slaying of a young woman in Colorado with help from new technology, according to officials.
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office announced Tuesday they solved the 38-year-old cold case murder of 18-year-old Jeannie Moore, who was last seen alive on Aug. 25, 1981. Her body was discovered in Genesee Park in Jefferson County, located about 20 miles west of downtown Denver.
“Our goal then and now has been to bring justice to Jeannie and her family,” Jefferson County Sheriff Jeff Shrader said. “And while we would have preferred to place handcuffs on the suspect, we hope knowing who and where he is brings them some degree of closure.”
The sheriff’s office said Donald Perea kidnapped, sexually assaulted and killed Moore near Denver when he was 23 years old. Perea, a convicted rapist, died on May 28, 2012, at the age of 54 due to health-related issues.
Investigators said Perea was out on bond for a separate sexual assault case when Moore was killed; he was later convicted and was in prison from 1982 to 1985.
Moore left her home for work at a gas station on Aug. 25, 1981 — hitchhiking as she typically would — when she was last seen getting into an older Ford Galaxy or LTD that was red, according to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.
Five days later, Moore’s body was found by picnickers in Genesee Park, south of Interstate 70. An autopsy found that she was killed by several blows to the head, FOX31 reported.
After her murder went unsolved for decades, officials said the cold case was looked at in 2008 and again in May 2019, when new technology found a match. A public-private partnership that allowed forensic genealogy testing to be completed by Denver-based United Data Connect helped uncover a match.
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The DNA evidence from the crime scene was linked to a family member of Perea this spring, and investigators were able to interview family members and get other samples to confirm that he was the suspect linked to the case.
