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DNA Links Orlando Man to 3 Unsolved Rapes in Jacksonville From 2000 and 2002

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More than 20 years later, police say three cases are finally solved after Jason Blount, an Orlando man, was arrested for a series of unsolved rapes in Jacksonville.

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Orlando man arrested for rape in three Jacksonville cases from early 2000s

Blount is now facing multiple charges of sexual battery in cases that happened between 2000 and 2002

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DNA links Orlando man to 3 unsolved rapes in Jacksonville from 2000 and 2002

More than 20 years later, police say three cases are finally solved after Jason Blount, an Orlando man, was arrested for a series of unsolved rapes in Jacksonville.

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DNA Links Orlando Man to Jacksonville Cold Case Rapes; More Victims Feared - Jacksonville Legal Notice

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First Coast broke the news in Jacksonville, United States on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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