In one of the attacks, a mother was threatened while her 3-year-old child slept beside her. In one of the attacks, a mother was threatened while her 3-year-old child slept beside her. In one of the attacks, a mother was threatened while her 3-year-old child slept beside her. A man accused of carrying out a series of violent sexual assaults in Georgia in 1986 has been arrested after investigators used advanced DNA testing and genetic genealogy to reopen the decades-old case, authorities said. Glenn Plybon, now 60, was arrested in March in Habersham County in connection with three attacks in Lilburn and Lawrenceville, according to testimony presented Thursday in court. A Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent testified that the attacks took place over more than a year and were linked to a single suspect. Investigators say Plybon was 20 at the time and entered apartments through windows while women were asleep. Authorities said he used guns and knives to threaten the victims during the assaults. “He then produced a handgun and held it to her head,” GBI Special Agent David Jones testified. “And then he basically said to her, ‘Do you know what’s going to happen now?’” In one of the attac

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