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Alcala's Secret Photos

Police discovered hundreds of photos of young women and children in serial killer Rodney Alcala's storage locker, leading to a public release in hopes of identifying potential victims.

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What is the significance of releasing such evidence to the public?: The case underscores the importance of releasing such evidence to the public to help identify potential victims and bring justice to those affected by Alcala's crimes.
What does the discovery of the photos indicate about Alcala's crimes?: The discovery of these photos highlights the extensive scope of Alcala's crimes and the potential for further unidentified victims.
What was the outcome for most of the people identified in the photos?: Most of the people identified in the photos were found to be alive and well; however, the release helped in further investigations.
When were the photos from Alcala's storage locker released to the public and why?: The photos were released to the public in 2010 after Alcala's third death sentence, hoping to identify the individuals and determine if there were more victims.
What was discovered in Rodney Alcala's storage locker during the Robin Samsoe murder investigation?: During a 1979 murder investigation, police found hundreds of photos of young women and children in Rodney Alcala's storage locker, many in suggestive poses.

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