A small team of Anaheim Police detectives quickly grew to 75 during a four-week homicide investigation involving at least five women. Detective Julissa Trapp led the investigation.

When the body of Jarrae Estepp was discovered on a recycling conveyor belt at the dump, detectives had virtually no evidence to go on.

From the time a person is killed, detectives know that they only have about 48 hours to solve the crime or else the chances of doing so are cut in half. With this victim, 14 hours had already passed by the time she was found.

Trapp has been a homicide detective …