I was looking for a job and during a job interview, they discovered the worst …

The company asked candidates to submit to a background and fingerprint check, uncovering the best kept secret.

When we go to a job interview, the last thing we can imagine is to end up in jail. But this has happened to this man who, by completing the information required to enter a business, has unveiled his troubled past.

After responding to an offer of employment, Todd Barket, 51, from Brandon, was arrested Wednesday and charged with murder in first year for the death of Sondra Better.

For reasons still unknown, the 68-year-old woman was stabbed and beaten to death at her workplace in 1998. Although the police collected DNA samples and fingerprints at the scene of the crime, she had not arrested the murderer yet. .

Javaro Sims, Acting Police Chief of Delray Beach, recalled this fact at a press conference: "We had fingerprints, blood, and even a possible description of a witness. But the person responsible for this heinous crime seemed to have disappeared. "

However, fingerprints remained in a national database and were the key to the 21 years following Barket's payment to Justice of Better's death. In December, the criminal applied for a job at a cleaning company that requires his employees to fingerprint for a background check. In January, these fingerprints were compared to those in the police database. Barket also matched the description of the witness.

Florida detectives and police officers found him and began to follow in his footsteps. Although we do not know how, the police eventually got their DNA and it was proved on Tuesday that this matched the one found at the scene of the crime.

He killed two of his ex-girlfriends in less than 48 hours. He was discovered and sentenced to more than 100 years in prison.