I-65 killer - live: New photo of Harry Edward Greenwell released as victim’s daughter reacts to breakthrough

A police composite sketch of the ‘I-65 Killer,’ a serial killer who stalked the highways of Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio in the late 1980s. He raped and killed three women and sexually assaulted and stabbed a fourth, though she managed to escape. All of the women worked as clerks at motels along I-65. (FBI)

Police in Indiana discovered the identity of a serial killer who stalked the state’s highways 30 years ago searching for victims.

Officials with the Indiana State Police as well as the FBI and the Elizabethtown, Kentucky police department held a press conference Tuesday at 11am to identify the “I-65 Killer,” who was also called the “Days Inn Killer.” Representatives of the agencies named Harry Edward Greenwell to be the killer, claiming they used “investigative genealogy” to confirm the man’s identity.