A notorious murder case from decades ago is back in the spotlight after a social media comment questioned the handling of one of its most controversial pieces of evidence — the bloody cashmere glove introduced at Carolyn Warmus‘ 1992 trial.
Warmus, once dubbed the “Fatal Attraction Killer”, was convicted of second-degree murder in the 1989 shooting death of Betty Jeanne Solomon, the wife of her lover, Paul Solomon. While prosecutors argued the glove directly tied Warmus to the crime scene, critics, both then and now, say the item’s late appearance and murky chain of custody raise serious doubts about its reliability.
