– The Denver Police Crime Laboratory began in-house Investigative Genetic Genealogy (IGG) work in 2019, which led to a positive ancestry link to Texas. – Between 20, these four cases were linked together by DNA evidence, and three separate searches for familial links in Colorado occurred during this time. In a news release, Denver police described that sequence of events as follows: Next, they exhumed the body of the suspect and used DNA to confirm he had killed the four women. Though the evidence against him was overwhelming, it was the testimony of Suzanne, who had survived Neal’s unspeakable torture, that finally put this monster on Colorado’s death row. On Sunday, yet another acquaintance, Suzanne Scott, watched helplessly as Angela Fite was murdered by Neal, who then sodomized and raped his bound captive.Īpprehended by police, Neal, who proclaimed himself better than Ted Bundy, insisted on representing himself at the trial.
On Friday, July 3, he brought another girlfriend, Candace Walters, to the home, clubbing her to death and desecrating her body. On June 30, 1998, he repaid her by crushing her skull with an ax and wrapping her in plastic.
Forty-three-year-old divorcée Rebecca Holberton let Neal move into her townhouse and “loaned” him $70,000. Neal, who called himself “Wild Bill Cody,” was seductive and skilled at separating love-struck women from their money, and ultimately, their lives. With twisted pleasure, he showed her two dead female bodies on the floor and a third, live one-naked, gagged, and bound, spread-eagle on a mattress. “Welcome to my mortuary!” were the chilling words announced by William Lee “Cody” Neal to Angela Fite on July 5, 1998, after luring the pretty twenty-eight-year-old to the Denver, Colorado, townhouse he’d turned into a den of torture and slaughter. The true story of serial killer William Lee Neal, who claimed to be better than Ted Bundy, from the New York Times–bestselling author of Monster.
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