‘86 murder suspect’s bond set at $1 mil
A suspect in the 1986 murder of a Spokane woman remains in jail on $1 million bond after making his first appearance before a Spokane County judge Thursday. 
Police obtained new DNA samples from Gary Lyle Trimble, 62, that will be analyzed to see if they match DNA found on three other Spokane murder victims, said Officer Jennifer DeRuwe, spokeswoman for the Spokane Police Department.
Trimble appeared via video feed from Spokane County Jail, where he was booked about 3 p.m. Wednesday after being extradited from Teton County, Mont. He's pictured with his public defender, Kari Reardon, and Deputy Prosecutor Jack Driscoll.
Past coverage:
Jan. 4: Suspect in '86 murder headed back to Spokane
Nov. 2: Murder suspect fights return to Spokane
Oct. 25: Montana man arrested in 1986 death of Spokane woman