to Othram; from these, a DNA profile was generated that was used to identify distant relatives, and eventually identify the victim. On October 31, 2022 the FBI field office in Boston announced that the victim had been identified as Ruth Marie Terry. No details of any potential suspects were disclosed nor any reason why Terry was in Massachusetts at the time of her murder. The FBI stated that Terry's identity was determined using investigative genealogy, the same method used to identify other unidentified homicides and over 150 criminals, including the Golden State Killer. The case is currently (as of October 2022) being investigated as a homicide by the Massachusetts State Police. Guy Muldavin On November 2, 2022, the Massachusetts State Police announced that they were seeking information on Terry's deceased husband, Guy Rockwell Muldavin (October 27, 1923 – March 14, 2002). Muldavin had also been known as Raoul Guy Muldaven, Raoul Guy Rockwell and Guy Muldavin Rockwell during his lifetime. Muldavin was an orphan who was adopted by Abram Albert Zadworanski Muldavin and Sylvia 'Lily' Silverblatt, and had a brother Michael Semyon J. Muldavin. In 1942, Muldavin was living in Manhattan, New York and attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. He was disqualified from active service in the military during the Second World War due to a mastoid infection. On May 11, 1946, while working as a professor, he married Joellen Mae Loop in Bellevue, Pennsylvania. The couple lived in New York, California, and then Seattle, Washington where he worked as a disk jockey. The couple divorced on July 16, 1956. Two years later, Raoul Guy Rockwell married Manzanita Aileen 'Manzy' Ryan on September 30, 1958, in Kootenai, Idaho. Manzanita had a daughter from a previous marriage, Dolores Ann Mearns who was 18 at the time. She and her mother disappeared in Seattle, Washington on April Fool's Day in 1960 and Muldavin was the prime suspect. He fled Seattle but was arrested by the FBI and charged with unlawful flight to avoid giving testimony into their deaths. Shortly thereafter, Muldavin married Evelyn Marie Emerson on July 29, 1960, in King County, Washington, and they married again a second time on August 10, 1963, in Los Angeles. Muldavin subsequently faced larceny charges for swindling his third wife's family out of $10,000 around the time his second wife went missing. In 1961 he was convicted of those charges and was sentenced