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DNA found on soda can leads to conviction
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VINNY VELLA, Daily News Staff Writer vellav@phillynews.com, 215-854-2513 Posted: Thursday, March 20, 2014, 3:01 AM

LONG DORMANT hopes for justice were revived for two families yesterday, nearly three decades after two young women were slain weeks apart in North Philadelphia.

Police arrested Rudolph Churchill, 51, early yesterday at a home on Fairmount Avenue near Ridge, not far from where Ruby Ellis and Cheryl Hanible were slain in spring 1989. He was charged with two counts of murder in those incidents.

If not for decades-old DNA evidence, Churchill would still be free.

"It's a great feeling, when you can put a case together in terms of getting that missing link, and bringing some sense of closure to the victim's family," police spokesman Lt. John Stanford said last night.

Ellis, 19, was found strangled in an Oldsmobile parked in a lot on Girard Avenue near College on March 17, 1989. Five weeks later, about 1 1/2 miles away, the decomposing body of Hanible, 33, was found inside the shell of a burned-out bar. She also had been strangled.

No arrests were made in either case, and the motive in both was unknown. At the time, the slayings weren't considered to be related, Stanford said.

Investigators entered DNA from both crime scenes into the Combined DNA Index System, a national database of evidence. For years, no matches were found, but the system recently picked up Churchill's name after his DNA was submitted upon his release from prison in Georgia, Stanford said.

"DNA is constantly being placed into the system, and it's constantly running to make connections," Stanford said. "Once that's made, there's still a little bit of legwork to be done."

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DNA leads to arrest in 1989 murders

PHILADELPHIA Hours before dawn on March 17, 1989, a man peered into an abandoned Oldsmobile in a North Philadelphia lot and saw a body.

Police identified the deceased as 19-year-old Ruby Ellis of the 2500 block of West Girard Avenue. A brief news item in The Inquirer the next day reported that she had been strangled, that she was wearing only a jacket, and that she had been dead for several hours when she was found in the car at 15th and Flora Streets.

Five weeks later, The Inquirer ran an item on another strangling: Cheryl Hanible, 33, of Southwest Philadelphia, found inside a burned-out, vacant bar on Girard, blocks from the site of the March 17 slaying.

She had been gagged with a sock and strangled with a shoelace. Neighbors described the building as "a hangout for the homeless, drug addicts, and prostitutes."

No arrests were reported, and the case went unresolved for 25 years - until Wednesday, when detectives using decades-old DNA collected from both crime scenes charged a Paulsboro man in connection with the killings.

Rudolph Churchill, 51, was charged with two counts of murder and related offenses and was awaiting arraignment Wednesday night.

Churchill wasn't on any suspect list in 1989, said Lt. Mark Deegan, who heads the Special Investigations Unit.

But about three years ago, the Police Department received a federal grant that allowed detectives to begin going through old cases for DNA evidence.

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