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DNA evidence from a chewing gum has led to the resolution of two murders from 1984 in Washington State. Mitchell Gaff pleaded guilty to the murders of Judith Weaver and Susan Vesey, with investigators warning he may have more victims. Gaff was identified through genetic analysis of the gum, linking him to both crimes. His violent history includes previous sexual assaults and he was previously classified as a violent sexual predator. Following his release in 2018, he lived under an alias until his arrest in 2024. Authorities are now reviewing unsolved cases for potential connections to Gaff, as he has hinted at more undisclosed crimes.