On Monday, 56-year-old Indiana man Kenneth Marshall was sentenced to life in prison over 8 felony charges, including one murder and three sexual assault-related crimes.According to Law & Crime, using modern developments in DNA technology, Indiana authorities were able to link Kenneth Marshall to 8 felony charges that date back to 2000.WhySom@WhySomm@CBSNews Statistics:30% of all US homicides go eventually into the Cold Case Files and only 1% of Cold Case Files will ever be resolved!@CBSNews Statistics:30% of all US homicides go eventually into the Cold Case Files and only 1% of Cold Case Files will ever be resolved!He was accused by prosecutors of a crime spree that spanned a 7 month period. His DNA was collected by police due to an unrelated case in which he was accused of assaulting a girlfriend in Lake County, Arizona.After Marshall's DNA was uploaded to the database, he was linked to three separate cold cases, including murder, physical violation, and child abuse.In court, Lucas County Judge Stacy Cook condemned Marshall's actions. She said:“Science wasn’t there, and so you got away.”She added:“But you are a predator in every sense of the word. You saw them, and you took advantage of them.”Gilbert Boffa@GilbertBoffa@Mon4Kooyong If there was equality under the law , then there would be Statistics from the ABS showing crime in the public sector to be about equal to the Private Sector, however there are no such statistics, WHY? Any unreported "cold case" crimes by media which never find any or do they?@Mon4Kooyong If there was equality under the law , then there would be Statistics from the ABS showing crime in the public sector to be about equal to the Private Sector, however there are no such statistics, WHY? Any unreported "cold case" crimes by media which never find any or do they?Kenneth Marshall was sentenced to 130 years in prison with the possibility of parole. He was convicted on charges of murder, aggravated murder, felony assault and five counts of rape.The alleged crimes of Kenneth MarshallAccording to ABC, the earliest crime authorities linked Kenneth Marshall to was the physical violation and murder of 19-year-old Chrishana Logan, who was discovered in her apartment in April 2000, with signs of strangulation.Sabe Penn@CitiBE@CharmCityZoning @DanRodricks @baltimoresun COLD CASE HOMICIDE STATISTICS projectcoldcase.org/cold-case-homi… @planetesh@CharmCityZoning @DanRodricks @baltimoresun COLD CASE HOMICIDE STATISTICS projectcoldcase.org/cold-case-homi… @planeteshAuthorities linked the DNA at the Logan crime scene to another case that took place in August 2000, just 4 months later, when a 17-year-old Toledo teen was violated.Soon after, Marshall's DNA was recovered once more, this time in relation to the heinous abuse and violation of a 13-year-old who was assaulted on an early October morning while on her way to school.Fortunate Tsuaeli@4_2n82)include statistics on influx and backlog of theatre cases. Be it an emergency or a cold case 3) indicate the different specialists involved, how and at which stage for a person to be fully transformed2)include statistics on influx and backlog of theatre cases. Be it an emergency or a cold case 3) indicate the different specialists involved, how and at which stage for a person to be fully transformedWhile authorities determined by 2005 that the same individual was most likely involved in all three of these cases, there wasn't a development until 2021, when Marshall was booked for an unrelated assault case on his then girlfriend.Michael Bahner, an assistant Lucas County Prosecutor, commended the tenacity of Indiana authorities in pursuing the cold cases over a course of more than two decades. He said:“We feel good for the victims obviously. It’s a crime that happened 22 years ago now, and members of the cold case unit and Toledo Police Department kept looking for him.”He continued:“I think it just sends a good signal to the community that even if something bad happens to you we’re not going to stop looking.”Pete Zedlacher@zedlacherDNA testing has been a remarkable advancement in crime scene investigations and also in the career of Maury Povich.22DNA testing has been a remarkable advancement in crime scene investigations and also in the career of Maury Povich.The two surviving victims, who are now adults, testified against Marshall in court this year. Judge Cook told the court that the disturbing nature of their statements played a role in the severity of Marshall's sentence.