Teree Becker and Cherrie Bridgewater Part 1 of 3

DNA: ID

AbJack Entertainment

Society & Culture, True Crime

4.8 • 871 Ratings

🗓️ 3 March 2025

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Episode 136 Teree Becker and Cherrie Bridgewater Part 1 of 3

In 1975, 19 year old free spirit Teree Becker was found in a Westminster, CO field, after hitchhiking toward home two days earlier. Police did everything they could to solve her case, but could not identify the culprit. Then, in 1991, it happened again – this time in Las Vegas, NV. The victim this time was Cherrie Bridgewater. The cases bore some similarities, but as they were 16 years and states apart, they were not connected until DNA linked both murders to the same man. And that man would not be named for another decade, when a complex genealogy analysis finally named the despicable rapist and murderer who had snuffed out the lives of these two young women.

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0:30.0	A heavy breather on the line, or maybe a hang-up phone call.
0:34.3	A cold letter mailed to taunt police or a victim's family.
0:41.0	A mean-spirited email meant to inflict pain on its recipient.
0:43.6	What do all these things have in common?
0:48.8	They're all various modes of communication connected to shocking crimes going back decades.
0:52.8	I'm Mike Morford, host of the podcast Killer Communications.
0:57.9	And in every episode, I tell the story of a case involving some form of sinister contact,
1:01.7	whether it's to a victim, their family, police, or the press.
1:05.5	For the senders of these communications, it's bold and brazen.
1:09.5	For the recipients, it can be frightening or downright terrifying.
1:12.4	And you won't believe just how often it happens.
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