US police arrest a murderous child who left haunting notes – after 30 years – National

April Tinsley, 8, was kidnapped on April 1, 1988. Three days later, her body was found in a ditch by a jogger.

Indiana police reports on the 30-year-old murder revealed that two years after the murder, the police had found a note in a barn near the place where his body had been found in DeKalb County

[19659002] "I kill April M Tinsley did you find the other shoe haha ​​that I will kill again," read.

In 2004, the suspect sent notes to other girls in the area, some with used condoms and

"Hi darling I looked at you I am the same person who has dried [sic] a rape and killed Aproil Tinsely [sic] you are my next victim, "a note, sent in 2004 with a used condom, read

The DNA of condoms corresponded to traces found on Tinsley's underwear.

Tinsley's D In the United States, she became a cold case well known in the months and years following her death.

In 2009 and again in 2012, she was covered by the television show "America's Most Wanted".

The FBI broadcast dozens of tips on the case, while investigators moved from one potential suspect to the other

WATCH: What is the process of DNA to solve cold crimes? 19659012] Now – 30 years later – police announced an arrest on Sunday.

The Fort Wayne Police Department and the Indiana State Police arrested John D. Miller, 59, in the cold affair

The Affidavit shows that the arrest was made after a DNA test, which was organized by Det. Brian Martin earlier this year.

Investigators sent DNA recovered from the Tinsley case to Parabon Nanolabs. The laboratory used its genealogy databases to identify two possible suspects – brothers

who drove the police to a trailer park in Grabill, Indiana, where they found used condoms in a garbage bin in front of the house. Miller. They performed tests and found the DNA samples obtained by the police in the letter of 2004.

WATCH: The DNA genealogy site led to the suspect Golden State Killer [19659016] Detectives arrested and questioned Miller, explaining that his DNA Miller confessed to kidnapping the eight-year-old and having him later killed for not reporting him to the police.

Miller now faces charges of murder, badual badault and murder.

DNA tests were used to solve several cases of colds in the following months

In April, DNA tests led to the arrest of "Golden State Killer" Joseph James DeAngelo, who is suspected to have raped and murdered several victims in California in the 1970s.

READ MORE: California investigators used genealogy site DNA to find Golden State Killer [19659002] Los Angeles police arrested me in the case of rape and murder of a mother in 1977 with the help of DNA.

The process, known as genetic genealogy, has raised concerns about privacy and ethics

. know that it has been registered or for what purpose it is used.