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Why the Latest Madeleine McCann Search is the Most Important Yet
For the McCann family, the newest search isn’t about publicity, it’s about keeping someone locked up.


Griffith Park: Los Angeles’ Unofficial Graveyard
Griffith Park's extensive parklands and diverse landscapes make it a popular choice for portraying jungle brush, desert scenes, and summer camps in TV and film productions. However, its vast size and rugged terrain also make it an ideal location for disposing of bodies, suicides, and accidental deaths. Photo by De’Andre Bush on Unsplash The park, which sits on the eastern edge of the Santa Monica mountains, is one of the largest urban parks in North America, with attractions


Who Killed Missy Bevers?
What should have been an easy crime to solve is now a cold case. On the 18th of April 2016, while getting ready to teach a fitness class at a local church, Terri “Missy” Bevers was murdered by an unknown assailant. Six years on, her case is still unsolved. Missy Bevers via courtjunkie.com Missy was a 45-year-old mother of three from Red Oak, Texas. She took fitness very seriously and taught her own classes. She was an active member of the community and had no known enemies.


The Disappearance of Mimi Boomhower
Socialite Mimi Boomhower disappeared with seemingly no trace at all, but why? And who had the motive to get rid of her?


The Unsolved Mystery of the Swedish Nanny
Karina Holmer was discovered in a dumpster, but only half of her has ever been found. Boston, Massachusetts in 1996 was a very different city. The Boston Police Department was struggling with youth violence, specifically the use of guns and homicides. The Boston Gun Project Working Group had begun to meet in January 1995, but Operation Ceasefire had only been implemented a year later in January 1996. There were still attacks around the city, but ultimately, the streets were


New York’s Most Infamous Disappearance
Dorothy Arnold vanished while shopping on Fifth Avenue, triggering a manhunt that continues to this day. Dorothy Arnold via Wikimedia Commons Born in 1885 to a wealthy goods importer, Dorothy was one of Mary and Francis’ four children. The Arnolds were considered high society and socialised with New York royalty, including the Rockefellers. Dorothy was a writer but had found it near impossible to be published in credible magazines. Her family made fun of her failure, and inst


The Disappearance of Jean Spangler
The Hollywood actress’ case is still unsolved seven decades later. Jean Spangler via Wikipedia On the 7th of October 1949, Jean Spangler said goodbye to her daughter, walked out of her apartment door in Park La Brea, and vanished. This would be the last time Christine would ever see her mother alive. What followed was one of the biggest manhunts in Los Angeles history. Jean Elizabeth Spangler was born on 2nd September 1923 in Seattle, Washington, to Florence and Cecil Spangle


The Lady of the Dunes
Known as the ‘holy grail’ of cold cases, our victim finally has a name Facial reconstruction of the Lady of the Dunes via Wikimedia Commons The Lady of the Dunes case has puzzled local law enforcement and web sleuths across the globe for the past four decades. However, in 2015, the case was brought to the forefront of popular culture when author Joe Hill believed he saw the woman on screen. The woman was found beneath long grass by a young girl walking her dog on the 26th of


The Disappearance of Cindy Song
Halloween is a night of scares and sweet treats but under the cloak of a mask, it’s also the perfect cover for a crime. Cindy Song via The Charley Project Cindy Song was born in South Korea as Hyun Jong Song. In the mid-nineties, Cindy moved to Virginia, to live with her aunt and uncle to attend school in America. She was accepted into Pennsylvania State University after high school, where she majored in integrative arts, a course that combined engineering, communications and


The Murder of the Royal Florist
Homophobia hindered the investigation, but Jaap Bornkamp’s death helped change gay rights rules. 52-year-old Jacob Bornkamp, known as Jaap, was precisely where he wanted to be in life. The Dutch native was creating stunning flower displays for the Royal Family and nobility, and he was in a relationship with the man he loved. “He once picked us up at the airport wearing snake leather boots, camo trousers and a big white fur coat. Jaap was not your regular florist.” — Hilgert B


The Murder of JonBenét Ramsey
What happened that Christmas became one of the most notorious and unsolved cases of modern times. JonBenét Ramsey via Criminal Minds...


The Murder of Ronni Chasen
The celebrity publicist was shot in her car on the way home from a party. On the 10th November 2010, Ronni Chasen was driving home from...


The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway
The disappearance of the young, beautiful American girl created a media sensation across the globe, but the case is still shrouded in...


The Mystery of the Man in the Iron Mask
During the reign of King Louis XIV of France, a mysterious man was incarcerated in several prisons throughout France and Italy. With...


What Happened to Millionaire Don Lewis?
Carole Baskin’s husband disappeared without a trace in 1997. Don Lewis and Carole Baskin via Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office Just as...


The Sleeping Lady of Cedar Rapids
Maureen Brubaker Farley’s murderer has been identified after 50 years of hiding in plain sight. The autumn season hadn’t yet hit Cedar...


The Unsolved Murder of Peter Ivers
The musician was bludgeoned to death in his Skid Row loft, but no one has ever been arrested for the crime. Peter Ivers via Wikipedia.com...


The Murder Mystery of Orange County
Over 40 years ago, Dorothy Scott was abducted from outside a hospital, and her case has never been solved. Pam Head and Conrad Bostron...


The Austin Yogurt Shop Murders
The four girls were killed in the store, but poor investigation and a community full of rage meant that this case is still unsolved. On...


The 1,500 Missing Babies
Children have been going missing since records began, but not until recently has there been proof that some were taken to be auctioned...
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