What cold case do you reaaallly want solved?
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Anonymous
| Kiersten cerveny Dr killed 2 1/5 years ago in NYC. More to this story. Why would a beatiful Dr throw it all away. More to this story. |
Anonymous
| The Colonial Parkway Murders. I was at W&M back then. |
Anonymous
Anonymous
She was a drug addict that's why. |
Anonymous
| Why would a beautiful successful doctor get involved with coke in the first place. Then have affair as well? Such talent wasted and the poor kids. |
Anonymous
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+1000 my heart aches for her and her family |
Anonymous
| NY DR story puzzles me. In the Navy I was an investigator for a few years. I feel there may be more to the story but not always. Could just be misfortune. |
Anonymous
| Didn’t want to read the comments so idk if anyone mentioned: ADNAN SYED. accused of murdering his ex gf. Sarah Koenig focused her podcast Serial on this. Great podcast and leaves me pissed he was convicted |
Anonymous
| I remember that podcast. Great example. |
Anonymous
| I've never heard of many of these. Are there any good books or documentaries on these? Preferably not podcasts. And preferably ones that delve pretty deep into them rather than those quick half hour ones. |
Anonymous
He is identified. |
Anonymous
I mean, OJ killed Nicole. He wrote a book about it. |
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Jon Benet Ramsey - it was the mother and manslaughter
Nicole Simpson - OJ Jumped from the plane - aka DB Cooper is probably the guy they identified as the former paratrooper living in California. He didn't spend any of the money. Did the whole thing to prove he could stick it to the system. JFK - this is the one I want solved. If it was a conspiracy, the Bush Family, Koch Brothers, and H. Ross Perot know who did it because they have the money and means to get to the truth. |
Anonymous
| Robert Wone |
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The strange and sad case of Amy Lynn Bradley.
"On March 24, 1998, Amy Lynn Bradley went missing from a cruise ship en route to Curacao from Aruba. Although the disappearance of Amy Lynn Bradley did not initially generate the same media response precipitated by other cruise ship disappearances (like those of George Smith or Rebecca Coriam), over time the baffling circumstances of her case and repeated accounts of her being sighted throughout the Caribbean have elevated the mystery surrounding her fate to a high-profile incident. Additionally, a sinister photograph, purportedly of Amy, surfaced on a maturely-themed website in 2005 and added fuel to the theory that the missing woman was forced to sell her body. Around 20 years after her mysterious disappearance, theories about what happened to Amy Lynn Bradley only add to the uncertainty and dread surrounding one of the most disturbing missing persons cases in history" |