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   None of the women raped was familiar with the attacker, but he   
   creepily appeared to know their names. All of the women were in   
   their fifties and sixties.   
      
   Delta Sigma Theta told Dallas-area members to stop wearing sorority   
   T-shirts, remove sorority decals from their cars and offices, make   
   sure their houses were secure from intruders and even stop attending   
   meetings in person.   
      
   “To think that our members are being targeted is disturbing and   
   extremely disheartening,” Cynthia M. A. Butler-McIntyre, then the   
   national president of Delta Sigma Theta, said at the time.   
      
   Almost a decade later, police have finally made a breakthrough.   
   Plano Police have a suspect in custody and say they have   
   definitively connected him to at least one of the rapes. Jeffery   
   Lemor Wheat, 48, was arrested in Arkansas on Monday and taken to   
   Plano, Texas, where he is being held on a $500,000 bond.   
      
   Wheat will face a felony sexual assault charge after DNA connected   
   him to the 2011 rape of a Delta Sigma Theta alumna in the city.   
   Plano Police say a detective and an administrative assistant finally   
   cracked the case.   
      
   The victim said a man raped her in her home, and then called her to   
   apologize a few days later. Police were able to trace the call to a   
   payphone outside a Chevron Food Mart, and got surveillance footage   
   of him making the call. Police contacted Wheat’s wife in Nov. 2020   
   and she allegedly confirmed his identity in the surveillance video.   
      
   Experts have theorized for years about the rapist’s disturbing   
   decision to target elders from the country’s largest Black Greek-   
   letter sorority. “Someone with this obsession doesn’t cultivate   
   these obsessional ideas overnight,” Naftali Berrill, director of the   
   New York Center for Neuropsychology and Forensic Behavioral Science,   
   told ABC News.   
      
   “This is coming from, I’m guessing, something much more historical   
   and deeply rooted in this guy's psychological history. It’s just too   
   specific a group,” Berrill said in the 2011 interview.   
      
   A specific motive for the crimes still has not been revealed.   
      
   Delta Sigma Theta has 250,000 members around the world. Police say   
   DNA from Wheat matches the 2011 incident as well as at least three   
   other rapes of Delta Sigma Theta alumnae dating as far back as 2003.   
      
   “Our biggest fear is there are more [victims]. That’s something that   
   we wanna know. There may have been some unreported cases,” said   
   David Tilley, a public information officer for the Plano Police   
   Department.   
      
   https://news.yahoo.com/serial-rapist-terrified-black-sorority-   
   190721459.html   
      
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