When he was made All Blacks captain by Fred Allen in 1966, he used expletives during his team talks but was advised by manager Charlie Saxton to delete them and he never used them again.

Fred Allen Lienemann's DNA was found on Phyllis Bailer's clothing. Police said he was murdered in Detroit in 1985. April 21, 2025, 11:14 AM EDT / Updated April 21, 2025, 4:32 PM EDT ...

Fifty years after Phyllis Bailer was found dead on the side of a road with her 3-Year-Old daughter unharmed, police have identified Fred Allen Lienemann as the man responsible for her murder.

More than 50 years after an Indiana mother was found dead in a ditch on the side of a road, her young daughter by her side and unharmed, police have finally identified the man they believe killed her ...

From 1972 to 2025, clothing from Phyllis’ murder sat in an evidence room until a forensic genealogy company could test the DNA and give ISP and the Allen County Police Department a clear suspect ...

FORT WAYNE — Indiana State Police say the killer in a 53-year-old murder cold case was born in the Anderson area. Fred Allen Lienemann, who was 25 years old in July 1972 when 26-year-old Phyllis ...

On Wednesday, ISP announced Fred Allen Lienemann — who was from Michigan and born near Anderson, Indiana — as the main suspect in a 1972 murder and sexual assault case that started in Grant ...

The killer was identified in early 2025, thanks to forensic genealogy and the stronger DNA profile, as then-25-year-old Fred Allen Lienemann, of Gross Point, Michigan. Police say Lienemann was born in ...

Phyllis Bailer’s cold case murder from 1972 in Indiana was solved after 53 years with DNA technology, identifying Fred Lienemann as the alleged killer, cops say ...