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OGDEN — Charges have been filed in connection with a 29-year-old unsolved murder.
On Friday, an arrest warrant with charges of murder and rape, both first degree felonies, was filed in 2nd District Court in Ogden against Gregory Seamons, who is currently incarcerated in Idaho on unrelated charges.
Ogden police Lt. Will Cragun said county prosecutors would release more extensive information on Monday, but confirmed that Seamons had been linked by a DNA sample to the 1983 murder of 11-year-old Rebecca Lemberger.
He said investigators were alerted to a match made by the National DNA Index System between Seamons and DNA evidence taken from the scene of the murder. Officials then obtained a sample of Seamons DNA last year to test against the original crime scene evidence.
According to the Idaho Department of Corrections, Seamons is being held at a state correctional institution near Boise on charges of kidnapping. His sentence is scheduled to end in December of 2017.
More information will be provided as it becomes available.
