Overview
- Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office reissued a public call for tips on the 1971 killings of Carolyn Kingston and Michael Bown at Natter’s Market.
- Officials released an updated composite of the suspect and a photo of a watch believed to have been dropped during a struggle with Kingston.
- Detective Ben Pender said modern forensic methods may recover DNA from the watch, which could identify the shooter.
- Witness accounts described a tan, clean-shaven man with black curly hair, about 5-foot-7 and slender, and a dark, run-down Chevy Malibu with its engine running near the store.
- Families spoke at a press event to urge information, and tips can be directed to Det. Pender at 385-468-9816.