Serial killer arrested for rape connected to four unsolved murders

The unsolved murders of two 14-year-olds and two women from nearly 50 years ago have been linked to a deceased serial killer, Gary Allen Srery. Srery, a US prisoner who fled to Canada in the mid-1970s, was revealed to have a dark history of rape, kidnap, and burglary.

In 1976, two 14-year-olds, Eva Dvorak and Patricia McQueen, were last seen walking in Calgary, Alberta, before their bodies were discovered in a highway underpass. That same year, Melissa Rehorek, 20, and Barbara MacLean, 19, were also victims of Srery’s heinous crimes.

Using DNA and criminal databases, authorities were able to trace Srery’s family tree and connect him to the unsolved homicides. Srery, who died in an Idaho prison in 2011 while serving a life sentence for rape, is now being investigated for potential links to other unsolved cases in Western Canada.

Alberta Royal Canadian Mounted Police Supt. Dave Hall stated that semen was collected from all four crime scenes at the time, but technology did not exist to develop a DNA profile. Authorities are now urging the public to come forward with any information that may help solve other cold cases linked to Srery.

Despite Srery’s death, investigators believe there may be more victims and are seeking assistance in uncovering his full timeline in Canada. With a transient lifestyle and multiple aliases, Srery managed to evade law enforcement for decades, leaving a trail of devastation in his wake.