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Status
Seeking information
Agency
FBI
Issued
2018
Checked
Seeking information · FBI

D.c.-Area Hotel Rapist

Listed by the agency as D.C.-AREA HOTEL RAPIST

The FBI is seeking information from the public about D.c.-Area Hotel Rapist. The bureau files the case under sexual offences and violent assault. The FBI uses Seeking Information appeals for victims, witnesses and unresolved cases alike.

  • Sexual offences
  • Violent assault or bodily harm

Case details, as published by FBI

The Federal Bureau of Investigation along with the Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Department, Prince George's County Police Department, Montgomery County Police Department, Greenbelt Police Department, and Arlington County Police are asking for the public's assistance in identifying an individual responsible for a series of sexual assaults in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area. Between August 22, 1998, and February 6, 2006, a serial rapist violently assaulted six to nine women in the Washington D.C. area. Six of these attacks have been linked by DNA to a single offender, and suspicious activity was reported in five additional area hotels which may also be related. In the vast majority of these cases, hotel housekeepers were victimized. The unknown individual would enter hotel rooms unnoticed and rape housekeepers while they were cleaning. In several of the incidents, the suspect used a box cutter, a necktie, or a cord to threaten and harm his victims.

Sex
Male
Height
170 cm
Eyes
brown
Hair
black

About this notice

The FBI Wanted list covers federal fugitives, violent offenders, missing persons and cases where the bureau is seeking public information; not every entry is a fugitive. About the FBI Wanted list →

If you can help

Information about this case can be submitted to the FBI online or by phone on 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324), or to any FBI field office or US embassy. tips.fbi.gov ↗

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