After A 30-Year Investigation, Police Just Identified The ‘I-65 Killer’ As Harry Edward Greenwell
After A 30-Year Investigation, Police Just Identified The ‘I-65 Killer’ As Harry Edward Greenwell Between 1987 and 1990, four female night clerks were attacked in motels located off of Interstate 65 in Kentucky and Indiana. Three of them were sexually assaulted before being shot to death, while the fourth escaped after being raped at knifepoint. Police suspected the cases were connected, but they never had a suspect — until recently Using DNA technology, investigators have identified the "I-65 Killer" as Harry Edward Greenwell, an Iowa man with an extensive criminal history. Greenwell died in 2013 at the age of 68, but his victims' families are thankful that they finally have closure. Go inside this serial killer's macabre crimes by clicking the link in our profile. Harry Edward Greenwell targeted female night clerks at motels off Interstate 65 in Kentucky and Indiana in the 1980s and 1990s. For three decades, police in Kentucky and Indiana were stumped by a spre...