A young mother is brutally murdered, but despite unique evidence at the scene, it would take years to put the pieces together and bring her killer to justice.
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When military wife Dina Kichler was raped and murdered in Florida in 1990, detectives had a prime suspect, but he tricked his way out of being charged. As Ice-T explains, it took eight years and a second murder in New Hampshire for detectives from two states to come together and put killer John Brewer behind bars for life.
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Dina Kichler was brutally killed in December of 1990; a shockingly similar case in New Hampshire three years earlier would ultimately help bring her killer to justice.
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Despite several years and hundreds of miles separating the murders of Michele LaFond and Dina Kichler, a combination of thorough police work and lucky coincidences ultimately helped nab their killer.
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Amy Stark, Dina's friend and coworker describes the phone call she had with Dina about a burglary that occurred weeks prior to her murder.
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Jacksonville detectives concluded the ligature marks on Dina's neck from a phone cord causing her death. Several other marks on her body were postmortem indicating a greater chance of sexual assault and the assailant knew Dina.
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Detectives make a connection to the MO of Dina Kichler's attacker and abuse he experienced from his alcoholic father during childhood. Dina and another female victim's hair was cut in the bathtub.
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Jacksonville Sheriff's office recount their interview with Jonathan Brewer a co-worker of Dina. His appearance at the crime scene and knowledge made investigators suspicious of his potential involvement.