HOUSTON (AP) — Prosecutors have charged a man they say was link to some of the deaths linked to the “Texas Killing Fields.” The area near Houston has yielded the bodies of dozens of women since the 1970s. Officials say they have solved a piece of a tragic mystery that has inspired books, movies, and a Netflix documentary.

The “Texas Killing Fields” nickname refers to a stretch of land along Interstate 45 southeast of Houston. Investigators found more than 30 women’s bodies there. They believe multiple perpetrators may be responsible for the deaths, which mostly involved girls and young women.

A Galveston grand jury has indicted 61-year-old James Dolphs Elmore Jr. Galveston County District Attorney Kenneth Cusick said Wednesday that Elmore allegedly played a role in the deaths of 16-year-old Laura Miller and 30-year-old Audrey Cook. Investigators found both women’s bodies in the infamous area in 1986.