The suspect's DNA was found to be consistent with DNA evidence from the crime.
Mitchell Gaff was nabbed for the murders because of DNA extracted from chewing gum during an undercover police operation.
Mitchell Gaff will spend the rest of his life behind bars for the violent murders of Susan Vesey and Judy Weaver in the 1980s ...
Mitchell Gaff, who admitted to the 1980s murders of Judith Weaver and Susan Vesey, was sentenced to at least 50 years, ...
Mitchell Gaff, who pleaded guilty to killing two women in Snohomish County cold cases from the 1980s, faces sentencing.
A “gum ruse” led to a breakthrough in the investigation of two 1980s murders and showed how crucial modern DNA technology is ...
Detectives used a clever gum ruse to collect DNA from Mitchell Gaff, who pleaded guilty to two decades-old cold case murders in Snohomish County court.
Mitchell Gaff has pleaded guilty to the 1980 and 1984 murders of two mothers in Everett, Washington. He described the crimes in detail in court Thursday.
A pair of decades-old murder cases were cracked with an unlikely piece of evidence.
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