John Wayne Gacy ‘Victim No. 5’ Identified As North Carolina Man

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John Wayne Gacy ‘Victim No. 5’ Identified As North Carolina Man

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Authorities recently utilized investigative genetic genealogy to identify Francis Wayne Alexander as a previously anonymous victim of the serial killer John Wayne Gacy. The young North Carolina native had relocated to Chicago in the mid-1970s, where he was eventually murdered and buried in a crawl space along with dozens of other victims. For over four decades, his family remained unaware of his fate, mistakenly believing he had simply chosen to sever contact with them. This breakthrough was made possible by DNA extracted from a tooth, which allowed researchers to build a family tree and locate living relatives for confirmation. The discovery has finally provided closure and restored dignity to a man formerly known only as "Victim No. 5." While five victims of the "Killer Clown" remain unidentified, this case highlights the power of modern forensic technology in solving decades-old cold cases.

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