Texas sexual assaults appear to target sorority's alumnae

[The Northerner]

Texas police are searching for a man who allegedly broke into the homes of four former members of the same sorority and sexually assaulted them.

The alleged attacks -- all on alumnae of the Delta Sigma Theta sorority -- took place this year in the Dallas area, in the north Texas cities of Plano, Coppell and Corinth, police said. Plano police released a surveillance video (later aired by CNN and other media outlets) shot in April showing the suspect, a heavyset black male in his late 30s to mid-40s. Investigators declined to say where the video was filmed.

The alleged victims were all black females in their mid-50s to mid-60s. They say the suspect had information suggesting that he knew them, but investigators say they believe the man was a stranger who had been casing their homes in preparation for his attacks.

The suspect may have obtained an old sorority directory or tracked would-be victims with Delta Sigma Theta license-plate holders, jewelry or other items, Corinth Police Capt. Greg Wilkerson told The Times.

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[Ilsa]

1. Oh my goddess. Its like an episode of Criminal Minds, thankfully without murder.

I hope the police can find this bastard.

Oh yeah: victims are 50-60 years old. So much for rape victims being young, sexy, slutty women asking for it.