DNA reveals the killer of this Grandmother from 16 Years Ago | Edna Walton | Murder She Solved

1987 kansas city missouri an 89 year old grandmother is assaulted and strangled to death in her own home the murder itself was very violent very brutal there was a lot of blood on the carpet the case goes cold within months and for 16 years the killer remains at large i didn't want it to ever become a cold case that just never got solved will new technology unleash the secrets of this old evidence the whole evening i was pacing wondering who it could be who it could be she was really looking for that needle in the haystack can investigators finally put the fiend behind bars he became very very violent the fact that he would have been out there as a predator is scary it's scary for all of us [Music] [Music] [Music] kansas city a place that edna walton has called home since the 1940s she was a strong woman very independent she liked the fact that she had a house and that she had purchased it herself in 1987 at the age of 89 edna walton still lives proudly in the snug bungalow that her grandson lawson so fondly remembers from his boyhood one thing that stands out in my mind about my grandmother was right when you first came in the door she'd give you big hugs and it was uh to the point that it would hurt she always wear bright red lipstick so when you ended up with the lipstick all over your cheek with all of her family living out of town edna's mainstay is her friend david nogar she always would give me advice and tell me don't you stay out too late don't you drink too much don't you run around with the wrong people small things like that made me feel a great affection for her as the years pass edna's family relies increasingly on david to keep an eye on the senior when edna became older and older her daughter betty would you know do you mind looking in and i i never did he actually called her on a daily basis just to see how she was doing make sure everything was okay but it's not unusual for edna to miss a call she was getting a little bit deaf and you could hear the tv on the street when you would go to her house when edna didn't answer the phone i would run over a good safety check because outside edna's front door the community is changing it was the beginning of the drug era and there were unsavory people in the neighborhood it was just an area in decline for my parents it was a bit of a concern but armed with her billy club edna refuses to be afraid even after a late night break-in two men came into the house and she woke up and they were standing at the end of her bed and she started screaming and howling at them and she chased them out of the house she was feisty she was feisty the senior said nothing about the incident to her family [Music] edna did not want to be moved out of her home she loved it there and she just was not going to leave no matter what she felt capable of dealing with anything that was in front of her so [Music] on august 26 1987 david nogar makes his daily call to edna the phone rang and rang and rang [Music] he heads over to check on her but as he approaches edna's home the hair on the back of his neck stands on end when i didn't hear the television in edna's house i knew something was wrong and i walked up the steps slowly the door was open a few inches once inside nogar makes a horrific discovery there was a lot of blood on the carpet and edna was on the floor it looked as if she'd been beat sexually assaulted and strangled to death i went over and felt her and she was cold the fan had caught some of the blood it was just very eerie i then called the police for investigators the crime scene tells a chilling story there were droplets of blood in the dining room and then going into the living room it appears that ms edna kept backing away from her attacker but she wasn't able to escape and it was very near her front door where she she eventually died the details of that death are heartbreaking miss edna had multiple injuries but she died of manual strangulation so she had a broken jaw and a broken neck she was i'm quite sure fighting until the very end edna's family is devastated [Music] i don't know how to describe the feeling it was very overwhelming your grandmother's dead [Music] you started questioning who might have done it why they did it what was their motive detectives find no evidence of a robbery she had a social security check in her purse her house had not been ransacked and even the watch and ring on her finger was still in place and there are no signs of forced entry to the home miss edna's assailant came in through the front door and probably was allowed in she always kept her front door locked and was always look out to make sure she knew it was there so you start thinking about who had access to the house who would she have let in the police take a hard look at david nogar it is certainly not uncommon for the person that that alerts the police to be linked to the crime in some way they made me sit down on the sofa and they wouldn't cover up the body or and so i had to sit there until the coroner came a strategic effort to put more pressure on nogar it became clear to him that he was a suspect it is close to midnight by the time police finally take him to the station for an interview detectives would come in and question me for 10 or 15 minutes and then leave for maybe five or ten minutes and then a different detective would come in and question me and this went on all night david nogar is fingerprinted and forced to provide a hair sample before being released at least for now he was just too close to the family and made no sense back at the crime scene detectives continue their search for evidence tape lifting is just basically using two inch wide tape to gently pat down surfaces at a crime scene it's used routinely to collect loose trace evidence such as hairs fiber police also gather evidence from edna's body including loose hair strands while most appear to be hers 14 hairs were actually identified as foreign to edna walton hairs likely shed by the killer during the assault on the senior in 1987 the technology that was available really for hair analysis was primarily microscopic comparison so looking at an unknown hair from a crime scene and comparing it to the suspect will the hairs be a match to david nogar the suspect is going to be in your case within the first 24 hours or might edna's brutal killer remain in the shadows forever i didn't want it to ever become a cold case that just never got solved [Music] edna walton an 89 year old grandmother has been assaulted and murdered in her own home her close friend david nogar a suspect in her brutal sleigh to me it was unbelievable they took samples of hair but will it match the strands left by the killer on edna walton's body we're magnifying anywhere from 100 to 400 times the features in the hair before the day is done the lab has an answer we were able to determine that david nogar was excluded as a potential donor of that hair in edna walton's case i felt a sense of relief david just was too close to my grandmother to have had anything to do with it in fact the foreign strands gathered at the crime scene bear no resemblance to those of david nogar the hair itself had characteristics that were typical of african americans they realized that the person that had done it was a black male the news heats up a simmering investigation the police went door to door trying to ask neighbors did they see anything but edna's home was surrounded by bushes and trees and the senior had little interaction with the community outside her door but she did know the woman next door because they would see each other in the yard and borrow things from each other the neighbor's name is wanda tillman but she and her husband marshall tillman had moved away weeks before the murder however mr tillman still came and went a bit from that home he was coming back to the house daily to get his mail in fact tillman tells police he was at his old house the day of the murder but he saw nothing unusual next door nor it seems did others in edna's neighborhood [Music] the police interview anyone and everyone connected to edna it was becoming apparent that the police weren't weren't finding anything edna walton's family wanted to know who murdered her so it was very frustrating you just continually think about it what possibly you've missed or forgotten is there something the police could check out i didn't want it to ever become a cold case that just never got solved months go by and then years but edna's family and friends refused to forget i would call the police department and ask if they had any new leads are they still working on it and just just try to let them know that there were people still out there that cared every time i would see a murder of similar circumstances i would immediately call the police to the point where they told me not to call anymore [Music] in 2002 15 years after edna's murder lawson sees something on a cop show that gives him hope dna profiling you know you're just grasping at straws and dna sounded like the next uh the next straw to grasp at he contacts police yet again i received a phone call when i was working the night shift we got a lot of phone calls from people who are interested in having us look at their families older cases that didn't have the benefit of the dna but this call will be pivotal in reviving the investigation sergeant eckert is very tenacious no one had picked up that case for for several years [Music] so the next day sergeant eckert digs up the old paperwork from homicide storage i had lawson send me a picture of her because i had no image of who i was dealing with edna's case strikes a chord it did become personal i think it's because of edna's age she was a grandmother she loved her family she loved her grandkids she was a very independent woman sergeant eckerd carefully reviews the original investigation in all my homicide training we're told that the suspect is going to be in your case within the first 24 hours it's entirely possible that the original detectives had unknowingly been face to face with edna's killer without the ability to test the dna everyone in that case file was still a person of interest because they hadn't been able to rule anyone out can eckert build on the work of the original detectives and accomplish what they could not there were several people in and out of edna's life she had some fresh cut trees in her yard so they knew that she had someone come and do yard work for her when officers canvassing the neighborhood happened upon the gardener he ran from them when someone runs from you there's a reason they're running they apprehended the man and took him in for questioning he denied any involvement in the offense he had a warrant which is why he ran and once he cooperated with them he was never considered a suspect any further then investigators learned that only weeks before her death edna had for the second time found an intruder in her [Music] home the encounter quickly turned violent but edna's wit saved her she told him oh my it's my heart my heart and he then ran out of the house i wondered if the man had come back and had murdered edna edna had told this family friend that she knew this man by a first name william was probably no more than a boy she felt he was probably about 15 16 years old and the head indicated might have lived a block or two away investigators had combed the neighborhood but they never had any luck finding out who this william was within months the case went cold because they had followed up every lead and with no dna available at that point there was nothing else they could do can dna now give new life to the cold case to find out investigators must first track down the hair strands left on edna's body by her attacker a decade and a half earlier evidence that was collected in 1987 is stored and preserved in our evidence property warehouse or so they hope my first concern was whether or not we still had the property without that property this case was going no further than it already had and edna's vicious killer would remain at large the fact that he would have been out there as a predator is scary it's scary for all of us [Music] in 2002 15 years after the savage assault and strangulation of edna walton sergeant barbara eckert hopes to create a dna profile of the killer [Music] but she knows that might well be impossible this case occurred in 1987 and any number of things could have happened to that evidence and that was the big question did they still have the evidence and could they get dna [Music] sergeant eckerd contacts forensics expert linda netzel basically to inquire as to whether or not there were any samples that we might be able to run dna analysis on there has been instances in the past when we've gone to look for property and then it's not been found it's either been released or destroyed for whatever reason you're dealing with literally five hundred thousand pieces of evidence in that warehouse at any given time [Music] to investigators relief everything still remained in property i found the hairs that were collected from the victim's body at the crime scene should we get dna profile it was it was pretty profound that this would be who our suspect was so then the question became how quickly can we test it you know what's what's next as investigators are about to find out the future of this cold case depends on the past [Music] in 1987 hairs were essentially mounted in a semi-permanent medium and removing them would be no easy task first netsil soaks the slide to help break down that glue that has hardened over that time frame and loosen the slide cover so that you can remove the hairs then she scrapes the glue from the hair strands because that material will definitely interfere with obtaining a dna result and as if that's not challenging enough these hairs may not provide sufficient root tissue for a dna profile most hairs that we find at a crime scenes are naturally fallen so there's very little root tissue that's on those samples and that's primarily what we were dealing with in edna walton's homicide little wonder investigators aren't holding their breath then the dna results come in the good news is we did get a full genetic profile of an unknown male 1 a profile that surely belongs to edna walton's killer linda netzel submits the profile to the national dna database of known offenders but to her profound disappointment we did not obtain a hit the person i was looking for had not yet been arrested and his dna had not been taken you start having some hope then when they found out that there were no dna matches it just was another step back down [Music] but barbara eckert refuses to give up i truly believe that the person who had killed edna had killed someone else and we just hadn't associated the two cases so eckert returns to the file room and makes it her mission to pour through cold cases i was looking for other homicide cases to match edna which would be an elderly female who had been killed inside their residence with no signs of forced entry there was so much shoe leather type detective work that was involved pulling these old case files literally from dusty warehouse space and getting these files out and going through them and you have to go through them page by page and look at every case and try to see which cases match your criteria there were literally thousands of cold cases every day i would pull a case and look it over and i was doing this as well as working current homicides so this was what i did in my free time and though months of research turn up nothing we talked a lot during that period of time that was kind of my role to keep kind of pushing things along knowing that that i had a responsibility to them that's what kept me going [Music] finally in july 2003 six months into her search sergeant eckart finds a case with grisly parallels to the edna walton murder i thought they were very similar eerily similar when i contacted linda and told linda the similarities i think she was as excited as i was i i was just blown away it was an elderly woman she had been murdered in her home and that case had not been solved either this time the victim was 82 year old connie tindall [Music] she too had been sexually assaulted before being killed the murder itself was very violent very brutal connie died from strangulation as well as blunt force trauma where she was beat severely and not only did she live less than 10 miles from edna in connie's case there was no sign of forced entry so she had also let someone in [Music] might connie tindall's visitor have also had a hand in edna walton's murder i saw the brutality of it and i felt that this was not a one-time incident [Music] for over six months sergeant barbara eckert has been combing through cold case files in search of edna walton's killer i truly believed this person had committed other crimes just as handsome that we just hadn't caught him now she's come across the 1989 case of connie tindall it's chillingly similar it was an elderly woman who was strangled and beat inside her home the prime suspect in that investigation won michael gorman at the time the detectives felt strongly enough that they were able to get him charged he was arrested based on the fact that his fingerprint was on the victim's phone but that was something gorman had been able to explain away he had dated her granddaughter once the prosecutor reviewed the case they felt that they didn't have enough to hold him because the fact that he did have a reason to be in her house to the dismay of investigators at the time gorman walked away from the charges but if he had in fact murdered connie tindall i thought he could be responsible for killing edna eckert runs his name through the computer and to her shock i saw that he had been questioned in another homicide case and that was a homicide that involved christina williams michael gorman was connected to christina williams because he was the person last known to have seen her alive unlike edna walton and connie tindall both in their 80s christina williams was just 24 when she was assaulted and murdered she was found dead in a park and she'd been shot once i reviewed the case and i saw the brutality of it i felt that this was not a one time incident eckard is convinced that gorman is responsible for the murders of both tindall and williams to prove it the team must once again look to the past in the 1980s it was routine if the detectives had a suspect for them to collect hair standards but without the benefit of dna testing police at the time couldn't be sure that the hairs found on the bodies of connie tindall and christina williams belonged to michael gorman will modern day science now reveal once and for all gorman's innocence or guilt we're all excited and she's running the dna and of course it takes a couple months in the meantime sergeant eckart assigns detective ray lenoir to follow up on michael gorman we were given the task of locating him and getting him in for an interview they find him at his home we asked him if he would accompany us to the homicide unit and he did ray's a really good interviewer he's a bulldog he will come at you quietly but he'll keep coming lenore begins by asking gorman about his relationship with connie tindall tell me because you said you did a few jobs there for miss tindall michael garman had sort of a relationship with connie tindall to the extent that he had done odd jobs around the house so it was conceivable that his prints and other dna belonging to him would be in that house [Music] but if the strands of hair found on tyndall's body do turn out to be gorman's could you hug her just because she was an old lady that you liked and that you cared something about nothing like that i respected that i understand that no physical contact he said that there was no way that his his dna would be on her what was the closest that you ever got to i mean when you were there in the house working were you actually in the same passing barriers sitting on a you know chair or something just passing by partner then questions gorman about victim christina williams do you know christina williams do you know anyone by the name of tina from back then no i don't did you ever use narcotics with this woman incoming lab results in both cases say otherwise michael gorman's dna was found to be on connie tindall as well as on christina williams evidence enough to charge gorman with both their murders but what about edna walton will the hair found on her body also prove a match to michael gorman i thought i had it i mean it was i was kind of a little euphoria there thinking okay i've got him now but her optimism is short-lived we contact sergeant eckhart of course and let her know that michael gorman he does not match the evidence from the edna walton homicide i hadn't found the killer bed now the silver lining i was able to determine who killed connie and also who killed christine sergeant eckert's work led to an absolute answer in two homicides was very satisfying with gorman safely behind bars eckert focuses once again on edna walton's murder just in time for that investigation to take a shocking new turn those detectives in 87 had him the whole time and never realized it [Music] in investigating edna walton's homicide sergeant barbara eckert has inadvertently caught another killer i was very disappointed that i hadn't found who killed edna but at the same time i was very glad to clear two more homicide cases relentless sergeant eckert returns to the dusty files once again determined that this time she will find edna's killer she was really looking for that needle in the haystack i went through 44 cases and did not find anything i don't think give up is a part of sergeant eckert's profile every couple months i would call lawson and let him know what was going on our biggest ally was the police department barbara was on top of it taking it seriously and still pursuing it it's disappointing to call the family and tell them you haven't found the person who killed their loved one yet nearly a year goes by and though eckerd seems no closer to identifying edna walton's assailant the codis database keeps up the quest for a match to the dna left behind by the killer every time new samples are put in from convicted offenders the computer continues to search but are investigators waiting in vain you start to wonder is this person that committed the offense dead this case might never be resolved [Music] then on october 14 2004 16 years after edna's murder we get a phone call from the kansas bureau of investigation and it is their dna supervisor who's notifying us that there has been a match linda called me at home to tell me that we had had a dna hit and i was just i was speechless the match is to an inmate serving time in the state of kansas but we did not know yet who that offender was they had to confirm it first and that confirmation process involves pulling the convicted offenders dna sample and re-running it to verify that it is in fact the same person [Music] so you'd think waiting 24 to 48 hours is not that big of a deal but it really was that we were very anxious to get the name i couldn't wait till i got that confirmation i was shaking like i'd had too much coffee the whole evening i was pacing wondering who it could be who it could be and what has he done since the following day investigators get their answers he was in custody in kansas on a rape charge of a juvenile even though the girl died from an asthma attack shortly after the assault her assailant was convicted only of sexual assault and sentenced to 12 years his dna finally entered into codis when the database was expanded to include sexual offenders now to investigators alarm we were told that the offender was due to be released fairly soon putting the could be killer back on the streets where he's at risk of disappearing for good his name marshall tillman i told her i know that name that name is somewhere in one of these cases i could hear the keyboard she was pounding away on the keyboard looking him up as eckart quickly discovers marshall tillman lived next door to edna and was interviewed in the days following the senior's death once i found out it was the next door neighbor i was flabbergasted i mean no one suspected him two years after taking on the case eckert makes the long-awaited phone call remember it was just a rainy day i was driving down the road and they answered the phone just like you do any other day and she said that they found the dna match when i told him that the dna hit had been to marshall tillman he was just speechless i don't know how to describe the feeling i was crying at one point in time that just kind of brought everything back fresh he just couldn't believe that someone that he had trusted and associated with was responsible for his grandmother's death he came over to the house to pay his respects i was shocked to think that anyone would be so brazen so cold-hearted to come over and give their condolences for someone he had murdered the biggest question left in the minds of this family was why this is an 89 year old woman at the time marshall tillman was 35. why would he do the things that he did in their effort to find out detectives tracked down marshall tillman's ex-wife wanda tillman was terrified absolutely terrified of her ex-husband can investigators convince her to talk [Music] in 2004 16 years after the slaying of edna walton a dna profile has pointed detectives to her suspected killer marshall tillman once i found out it was the next door neighbor i was flabbergasted i mean no one suspected him before confronting tillman who's due for release from prison in less than a month investigators want to learn all they can about him including what might have been his motive for murdering edna they begin by seeking out his ex-wife wanda tillman she had been divorced from marshall for a long time and we got the impression that she had been hiding she was very upset that we had found her she kept asking us how did you find me how did you find me because she believed that if we had found her then he could find her when we told her that we had a dna hit and that marshall is the person who had killed edna she broke down she became shaking crying extremely upset and she said to us i always thought he was responsible so why hadn't she come forward i believe wanda was terrified of him he had abused her throughout their whole marriage but the situation worsened when marshall got involved with illegal drugs he started using pcp and he became very very violent that violence continued to escalate wanda finally left her husband but in the days prior to edna's murder she came back to check in on the elderly neighbor she actually had a vase that she had borrowed from edna and was going to return it that's when edna told wanda that marshall was squatting at their old house even though the utilities had been shut down he didn't have any water in the house next door and marsha was hooking and stealing water from edna's spigot outside and edna told wanda that she was going to confront him and wanda told him to don't don't say anything to him but the feisty senior was not one to back down and she paid for it with her life mr tillman did threaten her but edna did not elaborate on what the threat was edna did say that if it happens again she would call the police wanda truly believes that marshall with his outrageous anger control problem lost it and that's when he killed it now [Music] sergeant eckert prepares to confront edna's killer it made me very angry to think that she probably trusted this neighbor and that he you know did this to her it was it was upsetting she was ready to to get her crew together i contacted my detective ray lenore and the two travel from missouri to a correctional facility in kansas when you have victims like edna bolton they are very vulnerable victims so you feel compelled to do the extra to do more i think [Music] eckert is keen to come face to face with the man she has been hunting in the normal course of events i would never be in the interrogation room but i had to be in the room with this one i needed to be there so i went in with the camera the prisoner and his guards are not far behind so when tillman comes in the room he's a big guy lenore opens the interview with routine questions his name his age some of his experiences you're obviously discharged how much time as for the time he had left in custody that was almost up he was talking about making preparations for what he would do when he got out of jail you buy a car and you could have saved up some money i'm trying he was quite cocky i would say and seems to have no idea why investigators are there the reason he incented to talk to me to the degree that he did is because he wanted to see what it was i had to say well we'll get into it but at the back of his mind he had to know that he killed this woman years and years ago this case that you were initially contacted on 1987 case 1987. almost right away you get a sense he's a certain amount of shrewdness he thought he had his hand on it and he had gotten away with it then lenore cuts to the chase [Music] that's what i'm talking about he got real quiet and he got kind of still i could see his demeanor changed i mean he's his whole countenance just kind of dropped you're not willing to talk to us and he said i'm done talking and that was it he shut down he actually pushed back away from the table and didn't want to talk to me anymore refused to talk to me anymore we alerted the people there in the jail that we were done but this is just the beginning of a long road to trial as police prepare to lay charges against tillman he prepares to dispute their evidence his claim was that we had somehow mistaken his dna with the dna that we found on edna walton can a simple swab settle the dna debate once and for all and he thrashed about moving his head around he had to be taken to the floor [Music] sixteen years after the vicious murder of edna walton police believe they have finally found her killer marshall tillman the man who'd lived in the house next door to the 89 year old made me very angry to think that she probably trusted this neighbor and that he did this to her dna from hair strands left on edna's body by the man who assaulted and murdered her is a perfect match to marshall tillman but that doesn't stop him from insisting he's innocent his claim was that we had somehow mistaken his dna with the dna that we found on edna walton the courts demand that tillman provide a new dna sample the investigators know they need to get it from him fast marshall was due to be released in just a few weeks this man likely a brutal killer could be back on the street i obtained a search warrant from a jackson county circuit judge to get a buckle swap a dna sample from marshall tillman a buckle swab is a cotton swab and they rub it around their cheek and gum area but will tillman comply i presented him with his search warrant and he told me then that he had no intentions of consenting to give the swab so at that point we restrained him he continued to resist to the to the extent that he had to be taken to the floor [Music] and he thrashed about moving his head around and we finally held his head steady and i inserted the swabs into his mouth but even investigators are shocked at what happens next marshall bit down on these wooden sticks and snapped them in half he spat it out on the floor contaminating him so they were no good for us to use can tillman hold out long enough to ensure he's released from prison before investigators can lay murder charges well at that point we had to go before a judge and get a court order although he is forced to submit a sample he wanted a private agency to do it he didn't trust the police an independent person did the swabbing of his cheeks and put it in the container and then handed it to ray the results are not surprising once those swabs were tested it was confirmed that marshall was the killer of adam walton [Music] despite that evidence he refuses to own up to his crime marshall tillman pleaded not guilty to the charges against him in february of 2008 marshall tillman is tried in a jackson county courtroom edna's grandson lawson doesn't miss a day i always felt his presence you know behind me you've been dealing with this for years and now you finally have the person who they think did it in court and you're sitting there looking at this person 10 15 feet in front of you it was really really difficult for him very difficult especially given the arguments tillman's legal team puts forward the defense's case still kind of angers me that miss edna very possibly fell down causing her own injuries breaking her own neck and that she killed herself a preposterous tale in light of the evidence dna from marshall tillman's hair found on edna walton's battered body it was very clear that this was a very brutal assault on her there was blood on a fireplace there was blood on a fan there was blood on the walls there was quite a bit of physical evidence there of her assault very good police work preserved that crime scene so that even 20 years later we can kind of piece together what happened a simple neighborly dispute turned tragic though even investigators admit that's only their best guess two people know what happened that day miss edna and the defendant marshall tillman marshall wasn't going to tell us what happened and so thankfully the dna did and after just five hours of deliberation the jury convicts marshall tillman of first degree murder i never witnessed a moment of remorse in marshall tillman he is sentenced to life in prison it was a great relief it was no longer this just infinite thing that you potentially were going to deal with for the rest of your life it was finally done i knew edna could rest better knowing that her murderer was finally coming to justice miss edna is one that you don't forget you can't just walk away from it you know you remember cases like this i look at photographs from my grandmother's house and you evolve to a point where you look at those photos again and you don't see the fringe of a crime scene you see the family environment where you grew up and those memories of the bad things that happen and kind of fade away if it hadn't been for dna marshall tillman would still be out there walking the streets sergeant ekker was driven to find the guy that assaulted edna and thanks to her relentless work michael gorman is also serving time for the murders of connie tindall and christina williams that was just icing on the cake it was a great feeling to know that these other families were getting some resolution every step of the way no one gave up and in the end we won for more information go to omca.opra.com murder she solved [Music]

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Published: Sun Mar 20 2022