PHOENIX - After two months of testimony, jurors needed only three hours of deliberations to convict the city's suspected "Baseline Killer" of a pair of 2005 sexual attacks. The reason: biological evidence linking the accused serial predator to the crime scene.
"It left little doubt in everyone's mind," jury foreman Michael Voda said Friday. "The DNA was really a lynchpin to the case. It was pretty much irrefutable."
Prosecutors called four DNA experts to testify in their case against Mark Goudeau, a 43-year-old former construction worker.
The jury convicted Goudeau on 19 charges stemming from an attack on two sisters near a south Phoenix park. He still faces …
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