Charles Lee Duffy

In 2003, Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard formed the Fulton County Cold Case unit, which re-examined unsolved cases in the counties history. As a result, many unsolved cases in the area that included DNA were reinvestigated, and in some instances were solved. In 2005, the murder of Priscilla Culberson, which was still unsolved by that time, was reexamined. As a result the semen found on her body was ran in the crime lab, and after a DNA profiling test, it matched Duffy's DNA, which was on record after he was admitted to Georgia State Prison. After confronted with the news, Duffy confessed, and in 2007 was given a life sentence without the possibility for parole.

On June 24, 1997 40-year-old Priscilla Culberson was reported missing after she failed to show up for work. The subsequent investigation led to police locating her purse and other bloody items along the side of the road in Atlanta, but her body was not found until the following sundown when Culberson's 20-year-old daughter discovered her nude body in an empty lot near a bus terminal. Detectives located semen samples from the killer, as well as blood which were determined to have been the result of Culberson attempting to fight off her attacker. Both samples were taken as evidence.

Charles Lee Duffy (born May 10, 1976) is an American serial killer and rapist who murdered three women in the Atlanta metropolitan area over six weeks in the summer of 1997. Having been turned in by his mother, Duffy later pleaded guilty and received two life sentences for his crimes.

Duffy was born on May 10, 1976, in Norcross, Georgia.