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The letters were signed “Freddie Krueger,” the fictional killer from the horror film series “A Nightmare on Elm Street.” Many were postmarked from Youngstown, Ohio. I am going to rape you,” said another letter, in which the stalker also threatened to rape and impregnate LaRue’s daughter. “There will be no place on this earth that I … (can’t) find you. “I am going to f**king stalk you until the day you die,” said one, according to a 2019 federal indictment of Rogers.

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LaRue was midway through her second full season on “CSI: Miami” when the first letter showed up at her house. Her character was a DNA analyst for the Miami-Dade Police Department, which became a bitter irony when authorities found DNA on envelopes containing the threatening letters but couldn’t pinpoint a suspect. LaRue is a former beauty queen and longtime actress who appeared for many years as a doctor on the soap opera “All My Children.” She’s probably best known for her seven seasons on the crime drama “CSI: Miami,” ending in 2012. “The fear is with me forever.” 12 years of terror “I forgive you, but I cannot forget,” LaRue told him at the sentencing in a Los Angeles County courtroom. The Heath, Ohio, man pleaded guilty in April to two counts of mailing threatening communications, one count of threats by interstate communications, and two counts of stalking. James David Rogers was sentenced Thursday to 40 months in federal prison. This eventually led them to a small town in Ohio, where they arrested a 58-year-old man after pulling his DNA from a discarded Arby’s straw. But with the help of genetic genealogy, a science that was used for the first time in California to capture the Golden State Killer, the FBI in 2019 was able to take DNA from the envelopes and run it through a database, yielding a list of the suspect’s relatives.