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FORT WORTH (March 8, 2013)--DNA evidence has tied a 48-year-old man to the 1983 cold case killing of a businessman in North Texas.
Benjamin Bewley is a prison parolee who was arrested in November in a West Texas DWI case.
Jail officials in Abilene say Bewley was held without bond Friday on charges of driving while intoxicated and violating his parole.
He's now also facing a charge of capital murder.
Fort Worth pawnshop owner Melvin Lavine was shot to death in March 1983 during a robber at his home.
Police working the case sent DNA evidence to a federal database and recently confirmed a match.
Bewley was sentenced in 1992 to 20 years in prison for burglary and paroled in 2004.
