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   MINNEAPOLIS - A landlord's discovery while cleaning out a former renter's room   
   was key in breaking an unsolved Minneapolis rape case.   
      
   Prosecutors say 20-year-old Mika Dalbec was charged with 4 counts of criminal   
   sexual conduct after a DNA sample tied him to a 2015 attack and rape in south   
   Minneapolis.   
      
   MINNEAPOLIS - A landlord's discovery while cleaning out a former renter's room   
   was key in breaking an unsolved Minneapolis rape case.   
      
   Prosecutors filed four counts of criminal sexual conduct against 20-year-old   
   Mika Myron Keali Dalbec in connection with the attack, which took place in   
   August of 2015.   
      
   On August 30 of that year squads were dispatched to the 2500 block of Aldrich   
   Avenue South on reports of a sexual assault in progress. The victim was found   
   with her pants down and underwear off, screaming and crying. Contents of her   
   purse were scattered    
   all over the scene, and her attacker was nowhere to be found.   
      
   An examination of the victim found that she had been raped, and her body was   
   covered with bruises and abrasions. A DNA sample was recovered.   
      
   The victim told investigators that she had been at Crave with friends, decided   
   to take a cab home, then changed her mind and began walking. She was on the   
   2500 block of Aldrich when a man snuck up behind her, grabbed her by the neck   
   and pulled her to a    
   grassy area between two houses. She began screaming and the suspect choked her   
   until she passed out. The woman never got a clear glimpse of the man who raped   
   her.   
      
   Investigators struggled with leads and the case cooled until November 5, when   
   police received a call from the victim, who was contacted on Facebook by a   
   property owner who had previously rented a room to Mika Dalbec until he was   
   incarcerated in Rush City.   
    The landlord was cleaning out Dalbec's room when he found the victim's   
   drivers license and car keys among Dalbec's belongings. He then brought them   
   to police.   
      
   When detectives went to interview Dalbec at the Minnesota Correctional   
   Facility in Rush City he denied raping the woman, and said she may have left   
   her possessions in his room. A DNA sample was obtained from Dalbec, which when   
   tested matched the sample    
   taken from the victim the night she was raped. The two samples were a match.   
      
   Dalbec is already serving time in Rush City on an aggravated robbery   
   conviction, and has a pending criminal sexual conduct charge in Ramsey County.   
      
   https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/crime/minn-landlords-find-brea   
   s-unsolved-rape-case/63-393663525   
      
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