[1] Glatman exhibited antisocial and sadomasochistic tendencies as a small child, tying a string around his penis and pulling on it to achieve a sexual thrill.

"[2] As a teenager, Glatman began breaking into women's apartments and stealing random items, including lingerie and, in one incident, a handgun.

During his imprisonment he was diagnosed with "psychopathic personality - schizophrenic type having sexually perverted impulses as the basis of his criminality.

In October 2009, local authorities were notified by Dr. Terry Melton of Mitotyping Technologies in State College, Pennsylvania, that her lab had made a match between the Jane Doe's DNA profile and that of a woman who thought the unidentified murder victim might be her long-lost sister.

[5] The positive identification of "Boulder Jane Doe" was an 18-year-old woman from Phoenix, Arizona, named Dorothy Gay Howard.

LAPD Captain Pierce Brooks, who was involved in Glatman's arrest and interrogation, served as a technical advisor for the film.