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DNA Cigarette Trail Ends In Life Term For Cloverdale Man In 1982 Teen Killing
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Cold case closed: Cigarette DNA leads to life sentence in 1982 Cloverdale rape and murder
A 64-year-old man was sentenced to life in prison Friday for the rape and murder of a 13-year-old girl in Cloverdale 44 years ago, Sonoma County prosecutors said. James Oliver Unick, of Willows, in Glenn County, was found guilty in February of assaulting and strangling Sarah Geer on May 23, 1982. His sentence carries no possibility of parole. Sarah had left a friend’s home to walk downtown when Unick dragged her down an alley to an apartment bui…
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