"48 Hours" (CBS) was seen
Saturday evening at 10/9 p.m. It aired at 9 p.m. (central time) in
Albuquerque, NM on KRQE 13. The episode on April 15, 2017 was called,
“The DNA of a Killer." In the overnight TV ratings it garnered
3.75 million TV viewers overall. It reached 0.5 million TV viewers in
the all important 18 to 49 adult demographic. “The 10 Commandments"
(ABC) grabbed 5.18 overall & 0.8 with adults (8:30-11 p.m.). “NHL
Playoffs” (NBC) nabbed 2.29 overall & 0.6 with adults.
"48 Hours" is an
investigative program that covers crime & murder in the United
States. This episode was reported and narrated by Anne-Marie Green.
“The DNA of a Killer.” 18-year-old
Angie Dodge was stabbed to death multiple times back in 1996. There
was male DNA left at the crime scene. Police did not find a match to
that DNA for 20 years. They arrested Chris Tapp and questioned him
for 28 hours. He confessed to holding Angie down while his friend
Mike stabbed her. There was no DNA of Chris found at the crime scene.
Police made a controversial move and went to “ancestry.com” and
tested family (familial) DNA. They got a “hit” with Michael Usry,
but police targeted his son Michael Ursy Jr. He just happened to be a
filmmaker who specializes in “murder.” Police found that
Michael's DNA was not found at the crime scene. Chris Tapp had been
sentenced to 30-years-to-life in prison. So, whose DNA matches the
killer of Angie Dodge?
You can watch episodes of “48 Hours”
at CBS. Click photo.
(Angie Dodge's killer has never been found even with enough DNA evidence)
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