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Dallas Texas April 27 1985 what starts as a regular day for Carrie ketchie is about to turn into a
nightmare I had told him take anything you want just take it and leave well I didn't get off that easy he
did rape me while holding a gun to my head the attack Sparks the hunt for a serial rapist a man who terrorizes women
throughout Texas and beyond for 35 years many of them slept with their loaded guns under their pillows if they heard
noises they would be afraid wherever they'd go they're looking behind their bag they were living in fear it changed
their life forever as they knew it despite years of Investigations and Carrie ket's own determination the case
goes cold years later investigators learn about a new groundbreaking forensic science he thought he was covering his
tracks but as we all know there's no Perfect Crime I didn't look for him I didn't follow him uh they just were
crossed paths and it was like there she is this is the story of a 35e search for a
brutal serial rapist and one victim's courage and determination to find him I'm Nancy Grace this is bloodline
Detectives [Music] Dallas Texas 1985 a vibrant dynamic city with a sophisticated blend of culture
business and a very Texan identity but there is also a dark underbelly to this city in the Lone Star
State it had per capita uh rape rate of like three times the national average so
there was a lot of sexual assault a lot of crime and thankfully that's been reduced but it was I think a dangerous
place especially for a young woman here Holly Hill where Carrie kety lives in a bustling neighborhood is popular
with young professionals when when I bought the condo in 1979 it was quite the place to
live being centrally located and especially for single people there were no Gates or anything didn't see any need
for gates at that point it was a pretty safe area in 79 and we thought in the 80s that it was safe but um things had
turned around serial rapists were in the area in the mid 80s there were so many serial rapists that Dallas was number
one on a list of time magazines dangerous cities for rape and there was a lot of opportunity because there were
a lot of younger people moving in lots of apartment complexes lots of condos there was Greg Goin The Village
rapist he would rape in the Village Apartments which was in Northeast Dallas then there was the ski mask rapist he
raped in the same area there was the M Street rapist who raped um in lower green
in the M Street area I was a nurse and I was working in an observation area recovering patients
that have had local anesthesia I was working by myself and then I did get another nurse to help me and this was
before my uh sexual assault Carrie was sleeping in her apartment while she was sleeping an
intruder had jimmied her sliding door open to her apartment and I heard rustling on the
wall and the guy was trying to find my light switch and he immediately turned it on came over to my bedside and had me
turn over and he put a leather strap around both of my wrist and um turned me back over and he started uh
rumaging through my dresser drawers and he EMP me emptied my purse um after that I I had told him
take anything you want just take it and leave well I didn't get off that easy he
did rape me while holding a gun to my head I was crying so hard that um I got to the point where I was sobbing and
that bothered him and he said um quit that or I'm going to kill you he washed himself he also tried to wash
the sheets in which he committed the sexual assault on what he was trying to do is to wash away the evidence so there
wouldn't be no way that they could match him to anything and then he told her to stay
there for 15 minutes after he was gone and then that's when she came out of the bathroom and notified uh the police well
I I didn't stay in there 15 minutes I waited until I could could no longer hear him or see him in my bedroom and
then I just sat on the edge of the tub and then I proceeded to tiptoe out and look all around my condo to see
if he was anywhere around and when I discovered he was not there any longer I called the police and
told him I had been raped Dallas police respond quickly to Carrie kutchie's call
you're going to check out the bedroom the bathroom anywhere where that perpetrator had been you're going to
dust for fingerprints look for Tears fibers anything out of place at that time DNA was not part of the forensic
investigative procedure they collected a hair that they could use as a comparison
they collected some sheets or a beds spread dusted for prints did not find any prints so you know they had some
things to go on but unfortunately you know it wasn't a lot but but they did what they could
do Carrie kety describes her attacker the best she can however she never sees his face he was wearing a ski mask so I
only saw the color of his eyes he was wearing cut off blue jean shorts he was wearing a gray sweatshirt with a zipper
and a hood he had on tennis shoes and dark socks uh his ski mask was turquoise because he was wearing that
mask identification was impossible it had all the homeworks of somebody who had been doing this had been doing it
frequently and was unfortunately pretty good at it can detectives stop a brutal serial
rapist before he strikes again that's next on bloodline Detectives [Music] 1985 Dallas Texas police hunting a
masked rapist who has already attacked a young nurse in her own home at gunpoint
her name Carrie crutchie immediately after the attack she's taken to the hospital for a sex assault
exam the policewoman actually took me to the county hospital which is Parkland Hospital in Dallas
you feel violated again and that's what I learned from them when I met the victims or I want to
call them survivors because these ladies are [Music] survivors of course survivors of rape
and sex assault have their right to remain anonymous but some women like Carrie ketchy choose to wave that right
they want to encourage other victims to come forward don't be ashamed or embarrassed don't feel like they have to
hide in the shadows being a nurse I knew what to expect and it made me think that that I
I was hoping that there would be specimens taken from me that showed that he was my
perpetrator Carrie kety decides to tell her neighbors about her ordeal and then later to The Wider Texas
Community I went back that same day that had happened which was on a Saturday and
told the ladies what happened to me so they could protect themselves cuz I would have felt bad if one of them had
been raped because I did not say anything in August I had taken my car in to a mechanic I know before I left he
said um you better be careful he said there's a serial rapist working your area and so with that information I went
to the nearest newspaper stand and got a paper and there was that information and
since that day I made a point to take the paper and keep track of different serial rapists in the area thinking that
maybe one of those would be my perpetrator and that um that maybe this would be solved months turn to years Dallas
Detectives continue to investigate Carrie ket's rape but they remain no closer to making an
arrest the investigator gave me his card and he said call down to the police department anytime you want to and we'll
let you know about the progression of your case which I did about every two weeks and nothing nothing nothing
finally I call down and they tell me that it was an Hispanic man and I said no um my perpetrator is
white and after that call I didn't call them back again I just thought no they're on the wrong path and I'm just
going to just take matters in my own hands and just try to figure this out on my
own the Hispanic man in question is Gilbert escabedo also known as the ski mask rapist I think there was an immediate
thought that this perpetrator could be the same perpetrator that they were following
that had been committing other crimes CU he had the same Mo they had already recovered a hair and they had to analyze
they thought it was going to be goldbert and they they tested against them and it was not it was not him it
was not a match escabedo was ruled out as a suspect on April 13th 1987 that was when the crime lab had definitively
ruled him out based on the hair sample that was used as a comparison Gilbert escabedo is cleared by police the case
goes cold technically what they did is they suspended the case pending investigation so they're not going to
really do much proactively but if something comes along you know the case is still open if there's another suspect
on a similar case um you know they could look at it that way but for all intents
and purposes the investigation was shut down Carrie kety refuses to accept her case will never be solved she continues
to track other cases like her own hoping one day she will identify her rapist but
will her incredible efforts ever pay off that's next on bloodline Detectives [Music]
Dallas Texas 2005 20 years since Carrie kety endures a brutal rape at gunpoint in her own apartment imagine the
emotional toll it is taken on her and police are no closer to finding her attacker but Carrie kety will not give
up she continues to wage her own investigation she wants this armed rapist brought to Justice she no longer
wants to live in fear he will strike again I had kept a scrapbook since August of
2005 any article about serial rapist or new laws being passed or anything like that I kept in this
scrapbook and it it was it just felt really healthy for me to have it I could use it as a reference and I still have
it [Music] today Carrie continues to build her scrapbook police turn to cotus the
National Database of known offenders hoping and praying for a break in the case the DNA Act of
1994 created the Kota system and so car's perpetrator had not committed a crime where he was caught and his DNA was
uploaded in a cotus from the years of 1994 forward 2005 live Dallas Police launched
their sex assault Cold Case program or CCAP the program targets unsolved rape cases from the 70s and 80s it recognizes
that sex assault is a lifechanging event often life shattering the program understands
survivors need to know who attacked them before they can find some kind of Peace
in their lives and move forward Pat Welsh was the sergeant over the sexual assault division at the Dallas
Police Department and he really you know not just in this case but in several cases revolutionized how the Dallas
Police Department started treating these cases and coming on the heels of 10 to 15 years of prolific serial rapists many
which hadn't been solved yet the CCAP happened because the lady from California called and asked us to
work her case that's when I found out that our last was holding all the sexual assaults from the 70s and 80s and were
still still could be productive as far as Gathering evidence I felt that that's something that the survivors all wanted
to know is who was their attacker so uh I put that article in the newspaper asking people if they were interested to
contact me got the okay from the chain of custody to process some of the sexual assault kits that were still being used
by the ladies that had come to me so we did that got some matches although we had matches he couldn't prosecute cuz
the stash limitations of Texas back then was only 5 years but it was well worth it and I thought oh good here's another
lead for me and there was the phone number so I called and talked to Sergeant Welsh Patrick
Welsh I just thought now is my chance to be able to find out if indeed Greg gopen
is my perpetrator Sergeant wels did come to my house and he took the the swab of
my cheek and uh he was able to tell me uh that after a period of time that he was not my perpetrator which
devastated me cuz I really thought he was when Carrie thought that it was the village rapist I think there was a sense
of relief she felt that at least the guy was caught and that he was going to be brought to justice so when they found
out that his DNA was not a match it was um almost like ret traumatizing again like he is still out there so I think
for her it was very devastating thinking that you have relief and the guy is never going to come back for you and
then realizing he's still out there Carrie kety then turns to the support group program set up by
CCAP she came to a group Carrie was very quiet Qui very Meek she just wanted to know information
and I didn't know much of her history and what she'd been doing at that time for our first group meeting but that's
what I remember her very quiet very sweet lady Carrie desperately wanted to find
out who that offender was and so she was working towards it and I remember her bringing that notebook the famous
notebook of hers with information that she kept up which turned out to be a good thing for some of the other ladies
in our group because they also suspected some of their offenders that might have been in her
book we would meet probably um once a month and it was for support and empowerment and trying to change laws
you know getting rape kits tested um writing letters to the legislature just being in a a circle talking to one
another crying laughing it helped me immensely and I just felt like I had a Sisterhood with
them we knew what each other had been through I belonged to that group for about 5 years I met a lot of wonderful
women we were in a support group together I was able to share with them they were able to share with me and some
of the cases got solved some were already in jail and um but my case was never solved
she wanted to know about her case Sergeant Welsh pulled the report went to see her and the process started where he
would look for the rape kit and try to submit it to the Swift's lab to get it evaluated and and see if we found any
evidence well she knew that her case didn't have any evidence that we could match up so she came to me and asked me
if she brought me some evidence what could I do about about it and I said well if you bring me evidence I'll take
a look at it and ask the lab to take a look at it as well so she went and got some garbage from a possible suspect
that she and her friend thought was good for the case and she took some stuff out
of the trash can and brought it to me because she had asked me previously could she do that and would I have it
analyzed and I said if you believe that this is the guy that did it I'll have an
analyze so after I found out that then I was a little braver so so one day after
work I went in the daytime I went by myself I knew when the trash was going to be picked up at that place and I
picked up some trash and uh took it to him and uh it was around Christmas time and I put it on Sergeant Welch's desk in
a brown paper bag with a a bow on it and said this is not a gift be careful in opening
this and uh so he took that and he sent it off for the DNA um and Sergeant Welsh has a
wonderful sense of humor so I knew that he would enjoy that um and anyhow it came back in a matter of weeks it seems
like and um yes there was a good sample but it did not match our perpetrator Carrie KY continues to help
in the investigation any way she can I went public I was in the Dallas Morning News the front page and how I
was seeking to find my perpetrator and how I was going about it I just I didn't want to be in the shadow like I've seen
other victims I wanted to people to know that this is a face and there's a name with me I just really wanted women in
this in the same um type situation to not be afraid to come forward we didn't deserve this and we need to put these
guys behind bars 2015 at last a breakthrough what the Dallas Police Department did was they went and got the
Buckle swabs the cheek swabs of the victims so that they could establish their DNA profile sent those to the lab
and at the same time still had the samples from the sexual assault kits that could be tested for DNA and compare
victim DNA profile and see if there is an unidentified male profile so there were four cases all between 1982 and
1985 carries was the last and this you know we'll call it the quartet of cases where they were able to identify an
unknown male profile so then that's when law enforcement knew they had a serial rapist on their hands and his DNA when
you put it in cotus if if he doesn't have any prior convictions and if he was never in cotus there's no name on that
it's just a DNA profile and that's the big difference between cotus and how genetic genealogy works we knew
number one that their perpetrator was not one of these other prolific serial rapist who had been suspected at the
time this was conclusive evidence that it was not only another serial rapist but someone we had no idea who it
was 2020 another breakthrough advancements in DNA technology bring Carrie KY just one step closer to
identifying her rapist Carrie wanted to find out if they can further investigate her case because all
along she was trying she was looking at any possibilities and when she heard about Mary and woods she talked to her
and myself and the sergeant we had already been retired so she called him and the assistant district attorney
Leighton deanton was very positive and told her that he would certainly look into it and see what he could
do after I was interviewed on a News segment at 10:00 news one evening in March of
2020 Carrie emailed me the very next morning and wrote a simple email that just basically said I was raped on April
27th 1985 the Dallas Police Department has his DNA and it's been uploaded in to cotus with no match I'm 70 years old now
I've been waiting 35 years for an answer please help me if you can and so as soon
soon as I read that I immediately got in touch with her and she filled me in on the details and I knew that I had to do
whatever I possibly could to help her she lived in a suburb next to the suburb I lived in I called her I think the next
day and ask her if she could help me guide me with getting my case solved and she said I believe I can so by our
friendship we wrote the proper letters to get in the assistant district attorney's office that would be um
Leighton dantony then I get this email and and it had a letter attached to it and it was from Carrie and a woman named
Maran woods and it just kind of spelled out her story and not just her story but
you know story of other young women who in the early and mid 80s in Dallas uh had been the victims of some pretty
brutal home invasion sexual assaults and so as soon as I got it I I was very interested he was very optimistic over
the phone and he said yes he would take it on after 35 long years finally there is
New Life in this investigation a respected genetic genealogist and a Dallas assistant district attorney join
krie cr's fight will The elusive Dallas rapist finally be caught we find out next on bloodline Detectives
[Music] Dallas Texas 2020 the science of investigative genetic genealogy breathes
New Hope into the hunt for a brutal serial rapist he's the same sex offender who attacked Carrie ketchy 35 years
before I think Carrie kept putting her hopes in the fact that some piece of evidence was going to turn up some new
technology was going to be able to solve her case every time she hit a roadblock
or she had a disappointment I'm sure she was devastated but she picked herself right up and kept going and you know
told herself that she was not going to give up i' been doing cold cases you know
traditional St Str DNA cases for quite some time but I didn't know much about this forensic genetic genealogy and so I
just a good portion of 2019 trying to educate myself that's when I started you know meeting with uh agent Randy White
at the FBI he was putting together the FBI's program for the Dallas office and he was also kind of just learning about
it and you know it was a perfect match at a perfect time of Randy myself and Carrie sending me the letter the first
thing I did on this case was request money to get lab work done law enforcement does not produce the
kind of DNA needed for genealogy we have to use private Labs so I started working
with the Dallas County lab here requesting that they prepare that DNA for a different kind of um process
called a a single nucleo tide polymorphism or a snip profile and so we got that DNA from the lab here and had
it sent down to a private lab once the DNA was processed and uploaded into Data base that works with
law enforcement we were able to identify some family members of our subject I continue to work that case
long into the night I was able to work on it on a laptop at home so I while was with my family neglecting them I I
continued to build family treeses on this case and then at about midnight I decided I would uh try to get some sleep
and I tossed and turned for about 2 hours uh pretending to sleep before I realized it was time to just get back to
work so I woke up and continu to work on the case and um I was so close that I just couldn't put it
down and then once I identified someone in my tree that was living in Texas I became instantly interested in that
person thinking this could be someone that um is our guy and then I ran his criminal history and his criminal
history included a rape that occurred in 1973 and then I felt extremely confident
that he was going to be our suspect at that point I called the prosecutor and I called my boss and I was jumping through
the roof excited that I had potentially found our guy so quickly of course you know we had to calm down and say well
let's let's now let's exclude him let's prove it so who is this serial rapist and can he be connected directly to the
1985 Dallas rape of Carrie kety once you get over the shock of wow we solved this case or I say we they
solved this case in you know less than 24 hours um you want to H who is it okay tell me everything about him what's his
name David Thomas Hawkins okay generic enough sounding name um can you send me something about him and he sent me his
driver's license photo and I remember getting the phone and I had stepped away from my son's game and my wife what are
you doing over there I'm like just you know hold on hold and there's this you know old white dude with kind of like
bushy white beard or mustache and you always think about what is your suspect that going to look like on cases
you've worked you know months years um and that was it was unexpected I didn't expect him to look like that but
uh but it was just such an incredible feeling to know that we finally had him Dallas Police waste no time at all
in tracking down the suspect his name David Thomas Hawkins we identified him on Saturday
July 25th and 2 days later on Monday um me and a couple other FBI agents conducted a surveillance on his
residence he lived in Kean Texas which is about an hour and a half Southwest of Dallas we conducted that surveillance
that day and did observe him and so we felt confident that we had the right residence and we determined that it
would be important to do a syruptitious DNA collection by collecting DNA that he
had discarded and so we conducted a 24-hour surveillance over the next five days we observed Hawkins drag a trash
bin out to the curb he left the residence and we collected that trash from the trash bin at the curtilage of
his property and we brought it back to FBI Dallas where we met with the Dallas Police Department and we conducted a
search of that trash there we submitted several water bottles and beer bottles that had been collected in the house but
ultimately we only got a hit on one item at last Dallas investigators have the DNA match they need to arrest David
Thomas Hawkins now to confront him that's next on bloodline [Music] detectives Dallas Texas 2020 police
about to confront David Thomas Hawkins the prime suspect in a series of sex assaults before they do they visit a
courageous Survivor of his attacks Carrie kie to update her on the lat lest on August 19th of
2020 Carrie has some unexpected visitors at her door and it's Sergeant Welch and
Pat Keaton the victim's Advocate I sat down there and I said okay um this has got to be either good
news or bad news and they said it's good news um they arrested your perpetrator this morning in Kean
Texas she cried and we all hugged her and it was just so exciting it was just like
surreal oh I I I just felt really lated I had a sense of Peace come over me like
this was all been worth it because Hawkins was a a violent offender who had a felony history and
had a lot of guns that we were able to identify through social media a decision was made that it would be a SWAT hit on
his location at his house um was also so far from the Dallas Police Department that it would been difficult for them to
get the amount of officers they needed to conduct that and the FBI is more capable when it comes to getting outside
of the city to perform that arrest so he was arrested by the FBI SWAT team on August 20th
20120 investigators who began to question David Thomas Hawkins are surprised to learn he has a medical
background Hawkins had told me during the interview that he had first committed his sex assault while he was a
dentist in Arkansas and that while he was in dental school he was struggling to pass his classes and that he had
determined he was going to kill one of his college professors he did surveillance on him
followed him around and ultimately decided he was not going to kill him and at that time he was very distraught and
upset about where he was in his life and whether or not he was going to graduate
dental school and here's where I think all this started I remember voicing to Satan
uh and I hesitate to say this because I don't want him to think I'm doing it again give me
power and apparently he did one of the side effects of that power that he was given was this
insatiable you know inability to prevent himself from attacking women he said that it would just come over him that he
would otherwise being just a normal nice person and that he would see a woman and
something would Just Awaken in him that he could not control that he attributed to the
devil and that he would then feel compelled to assault that woman I battled that all during this time that this was
going on uh praying for God to get him out of my life and uh immediately as each attack
occurred it was like I I had super super power I wasn't afraid of anything uh the opportunity of these ladies was
there I didn't look for them I didn't follow them uh they just were crossed paths and it was like there she
is David Thomas Hawkins interview is remarkable he had commits to multiple attacks on women and he says the devil
made him do it we did Research into a bunch of old newspapers where we were able to find
sex assaults that had occurred and then contact those police departments requesting records for those sex
assaults unfortunately most of those police departments told us they didn't have records that went back that far and
we were never able to positively identify any additional victims but at that time in those articles we were able
to find that several police departments had gotten together and identified him as the traveling rapist and that he had
conducted rapes in Amarillo Leck witch to Falls abene Dallas Fort Worth and shareport and during our interview he
told me that that was true that he had committed rapes in every one of those cities I think he's responsible for many
more than he's admitted to but when I asked that question of him how many rapes do you think you've committed he
told me at that time that he believed it was somewhere above 30 but he couldn't be he was not more specific than that
with a trial date looming Hawkins enters a plea deal I knew after our interview in 20 September of 2020 that he was
going to uh plead guilty just based on the fact that we had him to DNA and he had given me a confession now that
confession wasn't specific to any of our cases but it was broad enough that it would have been extremely damaging for
him at trial and I knew at that point he was resigned to the fact that he was going to prison in our interview he had
actually told me he wished he knew he would get a cut eventually but he wished that he had just had a few more years to
enjoy you know his freedom but that he knew he was going to die in prison David Thomas Hawkins 75 years old
when his trial begins in Dallas September 2021 he pleads guilty to sex assault and three counts of aggravated
rape before sentencing his courageous victim Carrie kety directly addresses her rapist had on a medical mask because of
Co so um when I got up to read my um impact statement I asked the judge if he would mind having Hawkins take off his
mask I'd never seen his face before and I wanted to see his face and um so he had this well this
like walrus uh mustache just very bushy and he really didn't make much eye contact with me when I read my statement
and he showed no signs of remorse my last paragraph that I read was David Thomas
Hawkins I wish for you that you spend the rest of your time in prison and that you burn in hell and I said it very loud
and very clear what a dramatic moment in the courtroom then the judge oses sentence Hawkins was ultimately
sentenced to four counts of aggravated sexual assault and he received four life sentences David Thomas Hawkins Behind
Bars the rest of his life and Carrie ket's work instrumental in putting him there I think what's interesting about
car's case is she progressed her own investigation along with law enforcement as the techniques and technology
advanced and changed she could have let this destroy her and she took all the bad and all the agony
that she went through and it made her stronger um it certainly directed her life in a direction she never
anticipated but you know and I anytime anyone asks me about car I tell them she is the most Fearless person I've ever
met I just felt like I really couldn't completely heal until I knew so that's why I kept on searching I kept
on searching endlessly and until it till it paid off it is a remarkable end to an
investigation ultimately the game changer is the science of investigative genetic
genealogy forensic genetic geneology was the key to this case it was the right place at the right time the technology
was growing I'm pretty convinced I think probably Carrie's convinced that her case never would have been solved it
would have just been one of those ones that just left on the back burner you know in the dusty file someplace getting
Dusty in a basement I think it was Ralph Waldo Emerson who said that wherever a man commits a crime God finds a witness
and DNA is that witness DNA was a witness at the crime and DNA does not lie you know it it does not have a fuzzy
memory it cannot be intimidated by anyone and DNA is the most reliable witness to a
crime I just think people should come forward and get the cases solved um I I think we need these guys behind
we do need these guys behind bars and um it just you don't even have to go public like I have the resources
are out there and they're easier to get to Carrie ketchie a victim turned hero she refuses to allow the lifelong pain
in her own attack to stop her from Seeking Justice car's determination over 35 years is
amazing what a champion not only for herself but other rap victims out there I'm Nancy Grace thanks for joining us
here on bloodline Detectives [Music] [Music] [Music]

In 1985, a young woman is awoken by an intruder who sexually assaults her at gun-point in her own condo. The determination of the survivor will lead her on a decades-long journey to justice through a revolutionary forensic science technique.

Now in its fourth season, Bloodline Detectives is the leading true crime series that explores how police departments harness genetic genealogy to solve crimes that were once considered "unsolvable," bringing long-awaited answers to victims' families.

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Brief Summary

Carrie Ketchie's 35-year fight for justice leads to the arrest of her rapist, David Thomas Hawkins, through DNA advancements.

Key points

A Nightmarish Attack. Carrie Ketchie's life changes forever when she is attacked in her own home.
The Hunt for a Serial Rapist. Years of investigations lead to a cold case as a serial rapist terrorizes Texas.
A Breakthrough in 2005. After 20 years, Carrie continues her investigation with the help of new forensic technology.
A New Life in the Investigation. After 35 years, a genetic genealogist joins the fight to identify the rapist.
The Arrest of David Thomas Hawkins. David Thomas Hawkins, the prime suspect in a series of rapes, is arrested after DNA evidence links him to the crimes.
Carrie's Emotional Update. Carrie Ketchy receives the news of her perpetrator's arrest, leading to an emotional moment.

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

I had told him take anything you want just take it and leave.

Carrie Ketchie's plea during the attack.

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