USA Today · 3d
DNA match leads to arrest in 1988 cold case killing of Boston woman Karen Taylor
Authorities said Holloman is facing a first-degree murder charge after being indicted and arrested by the Boston Police fugitive unit on Thursday in connection to the 1988 stabbing death of 25-year-old Karen Taylor, a resident of Boston's Roxbury neighborhood.
People · 2d
Man Spits on Ground Outside of His Home, DNA Match Later Leads to His Arrest in 1988 Stabbing Murder of Boston Woman
James Holloman was charged with the stabbing murder of Boston mother Karen Taylor after police used a sample of his spit to match his DNA to DNA found at the 1988 crime scene.
NDTV · 1d
US Man Spits Outside His Home, DNA Match Later Leads To His Arrest In 36-Year-Old Murder Case
A decades-old cold case has been solved with the arrest of a man accused of murdering a young mother in Boston. James Holloman has been charged with the 1988 stabbing death of Karen Taylor after DNA evidence linked him to the crime scene, People reported.
The Independent · 1d
He spit on the sidewalk outside his home. Then police figured out he was the suspect in a 35-year-old cold case murder
A significant breakthrough has been made in the case of a young Boston mom who was killed nearly 40 years ago, with authorities finally charging a 65-year-old man with her murder.
boston25news · 3d
36 years later, Boston man’s DNA found on his spit leads to murder charge in 1988 cold case
Forensic evidence found on fingernail scrapings from a woman slain in her Boston apartment ultimately led to the murder indictment this week of James Holloman, who is now charged in her death.
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