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He had awkward encounters with rangers and volunteers who worked at the Silver Strand state park near the city of Coronado.On Monday morning, defendant arrived in his motorhome at his neighborhooddry cleaner’s shortly after the business openedto have bedding and a jacket cleaned. Although it was a cold morning, he was wearing a thin T-shirt, thin shorts, no shoes,and no socks.
An examination ofthe forensic evidence revealed that the jacket that defendant left at the dry cleaner’s contained Danielle’s blood. Danielle’s blood was also found on the carpet of defendant’s motorhome between the bathroom and the closet; her handprint, including several associated fingerprints,was on a cabinet above the motorhome’s bed. Hairs consistent withDanielle’s DNA profile were found in the bathroom of defendant’s motorhomeand at his residence in hiswashing machine, dryer, and on the bedding from his masterbedroom. Fibers matching otherslater found with Danielle’s body were discoveredin defendant’s motorhome,SUV, laundry, and bedding. Fibers similar to thosefrom the carpeting in Danielle’s bedroom were found by the bed, in the bathroom, and in the hall of defendant’s motorhome. Hairs from the Van Dams’ family dog were discoveredon one of the comforters defendant dropped off at the dry cleaner’s, on the hallway carpet and bathroom rug in defendant’s motorhome, and in defendant’s laundry.
Crime
Westerfield abducted a 7-year-old girl, Danielle van Dam
from her house next door. Her body was found three weeks later in a
wooded area near San Diego.
Defendant spent the weekend after Danielle’s disappearancedriving around in his motorhomeawayfrom his housein the Sabre Springs neighborhood of San Diego to various state parks outside the San Diego area.
He had awkward encounters with rangers and volunteers who worked at the Silver Strand state park near the city of Coronado.On Monday morning, defendant arrived in his motorhome at his neighborhooddry cleaner’s shortly after the business openedto have bedding and a jacket cleaned. Although it was a cold morning, he was wearing a thin T-shirt, thin shorts, no shoes,and no socks.
An examination ofthe forensic evidence revealed that the jacket that defendant left at the dry cleaner’s contained Danielle’s blood. Danielle’s blood was also found on the carpet of defendant’s motorhome between the bathroom and the closet; her handprint, including several associated fingerprints,was on a cabinet above the motorhome’s bed. Hairs consistent withDanielle’s DNA profile were found in the bathroom of defendant’s motorhomeand at his residence in hiswashing machine, dryer, and on the bedding from his masterbedroom. Fibers matching otherslater found with Danielle’s body were discoveredin defendant’s motorhome,SUV, laundry, and bedding. Fibers similar to thosefrom the carpeting in Danielle’s bedroom were found by the bed, in the bathroom, and in the hall of defendant’s motorhome. Hairs from the Van Dams’ family dog were discoveredon one of the comforters defendant dropped off at the dry cleaner’s, on the hallway carpet and bathroom rug in defendant’s motorhome, and in defendant’s laundry.
Address
David A. Westerfield T77622
San Quentin State Prison Death Row
San Quentin, CA 94974
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