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Georgia authorities say they’ve recognized the person who allegedly killed a Michigan teenager and dumped her physique close to a freeway in 1989.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation introduced on Tuesday {that a} deceased truck driver named Henry Fredrick “Hoss” Clever was recognized as the teenager’s killer by genealogical DNA expertise.
Stacey Lyn Chahorski was 19 years previous when she was reported lacking. The Michigan native reportedly referred to as her mom in September 1988 to say she was touring again house from the South.
Her stays had been present in December 1988 close to Interstate 59 in Georgia – mere miles away from the Alabama state line – however they weren’t recognized till March 2022.
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The stays of Stacey Lyn Chahorski had been unidentified till March 2022.
(Georgia Bureau of Investigation)
After asserting the identification in March, investigators started looking for Chahorski’s killer.
“GBI brokers assigned to this investigation sought the FBI to help with family tree DNA,” the GBI mentioned in a press launch. “FBI used Othram, a lab specializing on this superior testing, and obtained constructive outcomes on June 13, 2022.”
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Chahorski’s alleged killer, Henry Fredrick Clever, labored as each a truck driver and a stunt driver.
(Georgia Bureau of Investigation)
“The GBI started to interview household and obtained DNA swabs for comparability to the profile created by family tree DNA and recognized Clever,” the press launch continued.
In line with the GBI, Clever burned to demise in a automotive accident at Myrtle Seaside Speedway in 1999. He had a felony historical past involving theft, assault and obstruction of a police officer.
The GBI’s press launch included a notice of gratitude from Chahorski’s mom, Mary Beth Smith, who thanked everybody concerned.
Authorities show a picture and rendering of Stacey Lyn Chahorski.
(Georgia Bureau of Investigation)
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“[She thanks] all of the individuals in Dade County who took care of Stacy [sic] as she was introduced house to Norton Shores, Michigan, and the Norton Shores Police Division for by no means giving up on discovering her.”
