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LPD Continues Investigation In 2005 Rape Cases

By: Danielle Todesco
Updated: November 2, 2009
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A new sketch could help Lubbock Police solve two rape cases.
  
The rapes happened back in 2005, but investigators here, Austin and Albuquerque are finding links among several rapes from the past decade.  In all 14 rapes so far, the victims say the attacker was waiting in their homes, used chemicals to knock them out, then sexually assaulted them.

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