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Unknown Scherer Family and Genevieve Zitricki Killer

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Possible Location(s):

  • Greenville , SC

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Sex:
Male
Race:
White
Hair (Color, Description, Facial Hair):
  • Straight, medium-length hair
  • Hair is graying
  • Graying mustache
Other Phys. Characteristics:
  • Slight build
Traits and Habits:
  • Probably right-handed
  • Probably has ties to Greenville, S.C., in the early '90s
  • May have frequented the Midwest in the late '90s
  • May have the type of job that requires driving along interstates
  • Proficient in breaking into homes
  • May have had access to or owned a dark-colored conversion van in 1998
  • Has at least minor experience in destroying evidence
  • May still have a small-caliber gun
  • Remains very calm, even in stressful situations
Last Seen:
  • Dyersburg , TN
  • Last seen at a mobile home just off I-155 outside Dyersburg, Tenn.
Other Possible Locations:
  • Greenville , SC
  • May have connections to the Midwest
Vehicle To Look For:
  • Killer may have driven or at least had access to a dark-colored conversion van back in 1998
Last updated October 29, 2009

Unknown Scherer Family and Genevieve Zitricki Killer

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Media Photo If the key to this investigation is the murder of Genevieve Zitricki in Greenville S C in 1990 this composite may be very important This is an age regression photo of what the killer may have looked like in 1990 fugitives,Unknown Scherer Family and Genevieve Zitricki Killer
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If the key to this investigation is the murder of Genevieve Zitricki in Greenville, S.C., in 1990, this composite may be very important. This is an age-regression photo of what the killer may have looked like in 1990.
Media Photo Forensic artist Karen Taylor generated this composite of the man police want to question Investigators are quick to point out this is just a composite and they don t want viewers to take this as an exact likeness of the killer fugitives,Unknown Scherer Family and Genevieve Zitricki Killer
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Forensic artist Karen Taylor generated this composite of the man police want to question. Investigators are quick to point out this is just a composite, and they don't want viewers to take this as an exact likeness of the killer.
Media Photo Genevieve Zitricki s apartment patio opened up to the apartment complex s swimming pool Some think this location is a significant clue to the investigation fugitives,Unknown Scherer Family and Genevieve Zitricki Killer
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Genevieve Zitricki's apartment patio opened up to the apartment complex's swimming pool. Some think this location is a significant clue to the investigation.

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