And later, some 100 miles north in a remote section of Gladwin County, her body was burned.īut for nearly three years, all that was known was that 18-year-old Larner had gone missing. Her throat was slit and her body was cut apart. In the early hours of a Tuesday in December 1993, Rose Larner was strangled in the shower of an Albion home. Mom: 'I hope they can bring my little girl home' Renkoski cold case: 'Someone out there' does know May 30, 1990: Family's spirits lifted by tips that missing woman was seen near maroon van Anyone with information is asked to call 540-7880. Livingston County Sheriff Mike Murphy said his department is still investigating but there have been no significant developments. More than 27 years later, Renkoski's disappearance remains unsolved. In 2011, investigators used a map from 1999 and ground-penetrating radar to search several areas for Renkoski's remains. They searched a pond, dug holes and used cadaver dogs, but the efforts were unsuccessful. Police used a sketch artist to draw a suspect description based on witness accounts. There were reports that she was seen at a rest stop or driving while being chased by a car on the interstate. Witnesses told police they saw Renkoski talking to a man and gesturing with her hands up in the air while he put a hand on her shoulder. The Livingston County Sheriff's Office has received more than 1,200 tips on Renkowski's disappearance, and likely murder. The car she was driving was found hours later, still running with lights on and her shoes and purse inside. Paige Renkoski, a 30-year-old Okemos woman, was last seen on May 24, 1990, on westbound Interstate 96 in Livingston County, talking to a man standing next to a maroon-colored minivan. More: Prison inmate charged in woman's '86 slaying He's currently held at the Saginaw Correctional Facility in Freeland. Now 60 years old, his earliest release date is 2050. He was later sentenced to 60 to 90 years in prison.
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The trial spanned more than two weeks and the jury took several days to deliberate before convicting him of second-degree murder. When he went on trial in 2002, Draheim was already in state prison on an unrelated sexual assault charge. And they were able to connect the handcuffs found on Kirby to Draheim. Ingham County Sheriff's Office investigators analyzed a metal tab on the handcuffs and determined that a pair made by the manufacturer at the same time would have identical markings from the machine. Leelanau investigators found similar handcuffs to the ones found with Kirby. Investigators had tracked down leads and conducted hundreds of interviews when, in 1990, a Leelanau County abduction put local investigators onto David Draheim. She had been strangled and stabbed multiple times, once in the neck and at least twice in the heart. Kirby's body was found in 1986 along the banks of the Grand River, in a wooded area in a park. It was denied and he won't be eligible for another four years. Miller, 62, came up for parole again last year. They discovered a prison infraction from 1994 that they relayed into criminal charges for possessing a weapon. In 1997, a group of concerned family members, residents and officials formed a group to prevent his release. In exchange for taking police to the bodies of two of the women he killed, Miller was allowed to plead guilty to manslaughter charges and was sentenced to 10 to 15 years in prison.īecause of his plea deal, Miller is eligible to be released on parole.
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More: State denies parole for serial killer Don Miller And he admitted to killing two other women.įrom 2016: Families, officials fight to keep local serial killer in prison The following year a judge sentenced him to 30 to 50 years in prison for rape and attempted murder.īut months before he was sentenced, Miller was indicted on murder charges in the deaths of two women, one of whom had been his fiancée. Miller left the girl to confront her brother, which gave her time to flee the home for help.
And he began strangling her when her 13-year-old brother entered the home.
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