“We got him,” DeYoung quoted the detective as saying as soon as she got on the phone. He also got on the phone with one of Hammack’s other sisters, Tina DeYoung. Navitskas is Hammack’s sister and the investigator wanted to make sure the family learned of the arrest first. On Thursday, one of the cold case detectives knocked on Terri Navitskas’ door in Walker. In the news release, the sheriff’s department thanked multiple law enforcement agencies for their assistance, including the Mississippi State Highway Patrol, Mississippi Bureau of Investigations, Forrest County Sheriff’s Office in Mississippi, Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office in Alabama, Columbia County Sheriff’s Office in Florida, the Michigan State Police Crime Lab, the Kent County Prosecutor’s Office and the U.S. Hammack’s relatives are expected to attend. The assailant left DNA in (that) victim as well,” wrote a detective.Īccording to the news release from the sheriff’s department, investigators will hold a news conference Monday morning regarding Artman’s arrest. “In 2006, Maryland State Police were investigating a homicide of a known prostitute who was raped and stabbed to death. Sheriff’s detectives previously submitted DNA from the Hammack crime scene for genealogical testing in an effort to track down relatives of the killer. (Courtesy: WOOD-TV) GENEALOGY TESTING LED TO ARREST This still image taken from October 1996 video shows investigators on the scene where Sharon Hammack’s body was found.Further, the assailant stabbed the victim in the head twice with a knife,” read the affidavit. The assailant raped the victim leaving DNA vaginally and rectally as well as DNA on other items including the rope used to hogtie the victim. “The victim was strangled to death amongst other injuries. between Patterson and Kraft,” a detective wrote in a probable cause affidavit filed Tuesday in 63rd District Court on the East Beltline. “KCSD are investigating the 1996 homicide of a local prostitute that took place on 76th St.
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