The Abduction & Murder of Carla Walker: The Impact of the Arrest & Honoring Carla’s Memory

09/28/20 • 37 min

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This episode we detail how the arrest of Glen Samuel McCurley came to be with the help of David Mittelman of Othram lncorporated, the company who identified the man’s surname through a DNA profile and genetic genealogy. Also, the impact that the arrest had on Carla’s friends, family, and others and how, perhaps, we can honor Carla’s memory.
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Carla Walker: The Arrest of Glen Samuel McCurley

A summary of the arrest warrant affidavit of Glen Samuel McCurley, charged with the capital murder of Carla Jan Walker in 1974
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