2013 Clarksville, Cowlitz Murder Suspects Make Court Appearances

Two major cold cases have seen recent developments as suspects were brought to justice after years of investigation. In Clarksville, Indiana, Carlos Alberto Bonilla-Canenguez, a Salvadoran national, appeared in court charged with the brutal 2013 double murder and arson of his two roommates, Amando Solis and Julio Monzon, whose bodies were found stabbed and burned. Bonilla-Canenguez was arrested in a Georgia ICE facility after DNA evidence linked him to the crime, and he faces a jury trial scheduled for February 2026, with the state seeking life without parole. Meanwhile, in Washington state, Alexander Rogers was charged with first-degree murder and attempted murder for a violent August 2025 stabbing that resulted in the death of Dawn Peters and injury to Andrew Peters; Rogers, a convicted sex offender with a violent past, was apprehended in California and is being held without bail. Additionally, in Silver Spring, Maryland, Jason Duane Moore was arrested in connection with a 2022 homicide where Nathaniel Potts was fatally shot; Moore faces multiple charges including first-degree murder and assault. These cases highlight ongoing efforts by law enforcement to resolve cold cases and bring suspects to trial years after the crimes occurred.