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This is all about Rachel Bey, said Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg. "That's why we are here, and we will do justice for her."According to an arrest report, a DNA swab was taken during Bey's autopsy using a sexual battery examination kit.Detectives said the test produced a full DNA profile of the attacker, and that same profile matched an unidentified attacker from a homicide in Daytona Beach from the late 2005, early 2006 time period.Investigators eventually identified Hayes as a possible suspect, saying he lived in Palm Beach County and Daytona Beach during the time of the murders.According to Hayes' arrest report, on Sept. 13, 2019, agents with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office fugitive task force observed Hayes smoking a cigarette, then discarding the cigarette as he waited for a bus near his home.Agents collected the discarded cigarette and had it tested for DNA.PBSO said Hayes' DNA from the cigarette matched the DNA found on Bey, as well as DNA from the Daytona Beach homicide case.All told, Daytona Beach police said on Monday that Hayes is connected to at least three murders in that city, one from 2005 and two from 2006."We will keep working every single day, every single hour, until we find these monsters that do these things," said Bradshaw.PBSO said a partnership with the Palm Beach County State Attorney’s Office, Daytona Beach Police Department, the State Attorney's Office of the Seventh Judicial Circuit and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement helped land Hayes behind bars. 1533

Tibbetts, a sophomore, was studying psychology and wanted to earn a doctorate and write books, her father said."It's intolerable. No one just disappears, no one just vanishes without a trace," he told HLN.On the day she vanished, Tibbetts' brother dropped her off at her boyfriend's house so she could dog-sit, HLN reported. She was last spotted jogging around 7:30 that evening, wearing gym shorts, a black sports bra and running shoes, the sheriff's office said.Calderwood said the recent weeks have felt like torture."The first night she went missing, I was distraught," Calderwood told CNN affiliate KCCI in Des Moines. "I knew her phone was dead, but I sent her a text saying, 'I love you. We're looking for you. We will find you no matter what.'" 752

Three months ago, more than three-quarters of the state was in moderate to extreme drought and the remainder was abnormally dry.Precipitation is continuing to fall Thursday as a cold but not very moist system impacts Southern California and showers linger on the Central Coast. Chances of rain return to Northern California during the weekend and early next week. 363

Things remain virtually untouched since the October 9 fire, but there are some striking visuals. Green grass is popping up in the middle of some charred lawns and the first excavators are arriving to clear out the debris -- a process that will take many months; no one knows for sure. 284

There's a danger that we only use the word 'terrorism' to refer to a particular racial profile of perpetrator, said Andrew Mumford with the Center for Conflict, Security and Terrorism. "The Charleston example is a really important one ... Sometimes (the label) terrorism is not used when the nationality of the perpetrator does not fit conventional stereotypes." 362