Maricopa County
Attorney Andrew Thomas holds a press conference in Phoenix
announcing the charges against
Mark Goudeau. Thomas has said he can
"allege confidently" that Goudeau is the Baseline Killer.
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Tingle/The Arizona Republic
Linda Goudeau talks
about her brother Mark Goudeau outside his residence.
She believes he was framed for the crimes by someone seeking
the
$100,000 police reward.
Pat
Shannahan/The Arizona Republic
Phoenix Police
Commander Kim Humphrey answers questions about Goudeau's arrest
on September 7, 2006, more than a year after the killer's first
attack.
Tom
Tingle/The Arizona Republic
Phoenix Police
detectives search Goudeau's home. Police have used ballistics
and
DNA evidence
to link Goudeau to all of the Baseline crimes.
Rob
Schumacher/The Arizona Republic
Two crosses stand on
the corner of 91st Avenue and Lower Buckeye where Romelia
Vargas,
38,
and Mirna Palma Roman, 23 were killed. They ran a lunch wagon
that
made rounds to construction sites.
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Chavez/The Arizona Republic
A woman, who did not
want to be identified at the bus stop at 24th Street and Indian
School,
in Phoenix, AZ, looks at posters informing people of the reward for
information leading
to the arrest of the serial killers in Phoenix.
Jack Kurtz/The Arizona Republic
Crosses and candles,
left by carpenters and construction workers, mark the spot where
the Baseline Killer is suspected of having killed Romelia Vargas and
Mirna Palma-Roman.
Jack Kurtz/The Arizona Republic
In Mesa on Gilbert &
North of Brown Road, 22 year-old Mesa woman Robin Blasnek
was killed
while walking down the street late at night. Her death is believed
to be
the work of the Baseline Killer.
Handout
From left, Mayor
Phil Gordon, Phoenix Police Chief Jack Harris and Clear Channel
Outdoor CEO
Paul Meyer speak following the presentation of a "Baseline Killer"
billboard at Indian School Road
and Central Avenue in Phoenix.
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An emotional Wendy
Carr, Mark Goudeau's wife, reads a statement during a press
conference
outside her attorney's Phoenix office. Carr said Goudeau is
"innocent of these crimes,"
describing him as hardworking, compassionate, kind and thoughtful.
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Evans/The Arizona Republic