An evening walk, a phenotype report, and a public confession.

On May 13th, 2016, 25-year-old Chantay Blankinship, went for a walk around her North Lake neighborhood as she did all the time. 

But this time Chantay didn’t make it back home.

Two days later, she was found murdered at an abandoned farmhouse. Despite the fact that the killer had left behind DNA, for nearly two years Chantay’s case remained unsolved. 

But 18 months to the day Chantay’s body was found, a man walked into a church and confessed it all. 

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SOURCES:

Murder of Rhonda “Chantay” Blankinship -- Parabon Snapshot Case Summary

https://www.tdcaa.com/journal/snapshot-of-a-killer/

https://ktxs.com/news/local/property-linked-to-chantay-blankinships-murder-demolished-to-restore-peace-to-community

Austin-American Statesman

DNA Phenotyping Unmasks Golden State Killer -

Chilling 7-word confession cracks Chantay Blankinship case as killer admits to cellar murder in front of entire church | The US Sun

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