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Mark GOUDEAU |
Maricopa County
Attorney Andrew P. Thomas, left, listens to Phoenix Mayor Phil
Gordon, right, talk about the announced 74 felony count indictment
on Mark Goudeau, the alleged Baseline Killer, at the Maricopa County
Attorney's office, Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2007 in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ross
D. Franklin)
This undated photo
provided by the Phoenix Police Department shows a gold ring that is
among the evidence Phoenix police are using to link Mark Goudeau to
the city's Baseline Killer investigation, according to reports
obtained by The Associated Press.
Police seized the ring and other
items during a search of Goudeau's central Phoenix home in October
last year. The items either contained DNA evidence that matched
murder victims' blood or were items the victims owned. Goudeau's
lawyers deny that he's the notorious Baseline Killer, a serial
predator that police say terrorized Phoenix from 2005 to 2006 with a
string of random attacks. He has pleaded not guilty to 74 criminal
counts, including nine counts of first-degree murder, 15 counts of
sexual assault and 11 counts of kidnapping.
AP Photo by Phoenix
Police Department
This undated photo
provided by the Phoenix Police Department shows a tennis shoe with
markings on it made by the Phoenix police that is among the evidence
police are using to link Mark Goudeau to the city's Baseline Killer
investigation, according to reports obtained by The Associated Press.
Police seized the shoe and other items during a search of Goudeau's
central Phoenix home in October last year. The items either
contained DNA evidence that matched murder victims' blood or were
items the victims owned. Goudeau's lawyers deny that he's the
notorious Baseline Killer, a serial predator that police say
terrorized Phoenix from 2005 to 2006 with a string of random attacks.
He has pleaded not guilty to 74 criminal counts, including nine
counts of first-degree murder, 15 counts of sexual assault and 11
counts of kidnapping.
AP Photo by Phoenix
Police Department
In this undated photo
provided by the Phoenix Police Department shows an evidence photo of
a ski mask with markings made by the police indicating stains. A
shoe, a ski mask and two gold rings are among the evidence Phoenix
police are using to link Mark Goudeau to the city's Baseline Killer
investigation, according to reports obtained by The Associated Press.
AP Photo by Phoenix
Police Department
Mark Goudeau, listens
to opening arguments in his rape trial, Monday, July 23, 2007, in
Phoenix. Goudeau, on trial in a pair of sexual assaults linked to
the so-called Baseline Killer is 360 trillion times more likely to
match DNA collected from the crime scene than any other man, a
prosecutor told jurors Monday.
AP Photo by Tom Tingle
Mark Goudeau looks at
one of his attorneys, Corwin A. Townsend, who bows his head after
Goudeau was convicted Friday, Sept. 7, 2007, in Phoenix in a pair of
2005 sexual attacks. Goudeau is a former construction worker
suspected of being a serial predator known as the "Baseline Killer."
AP Photo by Rob
Schumacher
Defense attorney Corwin
Townsend, right, and Mark Goudeau listen to the state's rebuttal
during closing arguments at Goudeau's murder trial in Maricopa
County Superior Court on Thursday, Sept. 6, 2007, in Phoenix. The
case later went to the jury. Goudeau is charged with 19 criminal
charges stemming from the Sept. 20, 2005, sexual assault of two
sisters
at a park.
AP Photo by John
Severson
Attorney Cary Lackey
looks at his client Mark Goudeau, left, who was found guilty
Thursday, Sept. 7, 2007, in Phoenix in a pair of 2005 sexual attacks.
Goudeau is a former construction worker suspected of being a serial
predator known as the "Baseline Killer."
AP Photo by Rob
Schumacher
Mark Goudeau listens as
the prosecution makes its closing arguments during his trial in
Maricopa County Superior Court on Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2007, in
Phoenix. Goudeau faces 20 criminal charges stemming from a Sept. 20,
2005, sexual assault.
AP Photo by John
Severson
Defense attorney Corwin
Townsend, left, and Mark Goudeau listen to the state's rebuttal
during closing arguments at Goudeau's murder trial in Maricopa
County Superior Court on Thursday, Sept. 6, 2007, in Phoenix. The
case later went to the jury. Goudeau is charged with 19 criminal
charges stemming from the Sept. 20, 2005, sexual assault of two
sisters at a park. He's also facing scores of charges from a crime
spree police blame on a suspect called the Baseline Killer.
AP Photo by John
Severson
Deputy County Attorney
Suzanne Cohen makes closing arguments for the prosecution in Mark
Goudeau's trial in Maricopa County Superior Court on Wednesday, Sept.
5, 2007, in Phoenix. Goudeau faces 20 criminal charges stemming from
a Sept. 20, 2005, sexual assault.
AP Photo by John
Severson
Prosecutor William
Clayton makes rebuttal closing arguments for the prosecution in Mark
Goudeau's trial in Maricopa County Superior Court on Thursday, Sept.
6, 2007, in Phoenix. The case later went to the jury. Goudeau is
charged with 19 criminal charges stemming from the Sept. 20, 2005,
sexual assault of two sisters at a park. He also faces scores of
charges from a crime spree police blame on a suspect called the
Baseline Killer.
AP Photo by John
Severson
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