The DNA from the attack in 2007 was entered recently into a database which is how investigators got a match.
, Ian Angel, 47, was arrested and has been charged with rape and robbery for his alleged involvement in a rape that happened on August 23, 2007, at a Fort Mitchell, Kentucky Super 8 motel.that DNA was recovered from the victim when the incident happened that was believed to have belonged to the suspect.
The woman at the time told investigators that she performed dance services or massages for clients. She was contacted by a man who agreed to 30 minutes of services. When those 30 minutes were up, Angel had allegedly requested sexual acts but the victim refused, according to
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DNA leads to arrest 15 years after violent rape at Kentucky motelThe DNA from the attack in 2007 was entered recently into a database which is how investigators got a match.
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