What cold case do you reaaallly want solved?

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Anonymous wrote:Savapoulos family - I know the killer has been jailed but that story does not add up. I knew Amy through our children’s’ school events. She was a kind, dear woman but she wore easily 100k of jewelry casually every day, huge engagement ring, large antique diamond ring and a real van cleef and Arpels alhambra necklace... all worth way more than the money their killer was demanding. Something larger was at play with that murder...

Yeh this story was crazy but didn't they find the guy's DNA in the house, on pizza or something?

I hesitate to use “good” for such a tragedy, but there was a very well done podcast done on this case.

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Anonymous wrote:The young guy who was murdered in Ballston, Arlington VA in 2020. Police finally released a weird video way late. Story is so weird.

Was that the guy shot in his apt?

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Anonymous wrote:Maura Murray. College student who got into a minor car rash driving home from college in New England.
Got out of her car in the middle of winter on the side of the highway and never found. No leads at all. No body. No clues.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.boston25news.com/news/local/family-missing-umass-amherst-student-maura-murray-seeks-permanent-marker/TRA5Z5VL7FBFNDDFEW7RGGVSGE/%3foutputType=amp

YES. This one.

I think she just became disoriented in the woods due to hypothermia. It's thought she'd also been drinking while driving, so that likely added to her confusion or made her feel temporarily warmer. People tend to remove clothing and then dig into snow or crouch under brush and whatnot in the final stages of it. In an area that remote, the weather and animals would take care of anything left behind after she died.

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Anonymous wrote:Amelia Earhart.

This isn’t a big mystery.
Earhart took a huge risk trying to get to a tiny tiny island at the extreme of her plane’s range.
They had radio direction finding miscommunications and missed the island.
Crash. Sink. Sad, but that’s the story.

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Lauren Spierer

Yes, Bradley Bishop

Semaj Crosby

Sabrina Aisenberg

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Jodi Huisentruit.

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Anonymous wrote:I listened to episode one of the podcast about Relisha yesterday. So many people failed her, and it made me so sad again. I do not think this will ever be solved. We know who did it, but he and his wife are deceased, and I do not have any faith that Relisha's remains will be found. Life is just sad sometimes, with no closure.

This sounds horrible but my greatest fear is NOT that they killed her but that they sold her off to someone and she is still alive in some pedo's house or being sex trafficked. You're right that she was failed by so many people.

I always wonder wonder if I had known her if I would have recognized the danger she was in and done something....

The simplest explanation is usually the correct one, but I sometimes wonder if the predator and his wife could have been murdered as part of a cover up to keep from exposing a larger pedo ring. It might mean Relisha is actually alive though pp is right, she would be living a nightmare.

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Anonymous wrote:Savapoulos family - I know the killer has been jailed but that story does not add up. I knew Amy through our children’s’ school events. She was a kind, dear woman but she wore easily 100k of jewelry casually every day, huge engagement ring, large antique diamond ring and a real van cleef and Arpels alhambra necklace... all worth way more than the money their killer was demanding. Something larger was at play with that murder...

Only on dcum would someone recognize a “real van cleef and Arpels alhambra necklace.” 😁

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Not technically a cold case, I guess, but JFK - I want to know exactly what happened, the entire conspiracy/plot, and whether Woody Harrelson's father actually was involved.

Closer to home, the Robert Wone murders, though again, we have a good idea of who did it, just not how and why.

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My google search history is full of chilling unsolved mysteries. I’ve been searching up one after another and now I’m thoroughly freaked out.

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Anonymous wrote:Not technically a cold case, I guess, but JFK - I want to know exactly what happened, the entire conspiracy/plot, and whether Woody Harrelson's father actually was involved.

Closer to home, the Robert Wone murders, though again, we have a good idea of who did it, just not how and why.

Three words - Lee Harvey Oswald.

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Anonymous wrote:Not technically a cold case, I guess, but JFK - I want to know exactly what happened, the entire conspiracy/plot, and whether Woody Harrelson's father actually was involved.

Closer to home, the Robert Wone murders, though again, we have a good idea of who did it, just not how and why.

Who do you think it was?

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Anonymous wrote:Jodi Huisentruit.

Would definitely love to know what happened to her.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maura Murray. College student who got into a minor car rash driving home from college in New England.
Got out of her car in the middle of winter on the side of the highway and never found. No leads at all. No body. No clues.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.boston25news.com/news/local/family-missing-umass-amherst-student-maura-murray-seeks-permanent-marker/TRA5Z5VL7FBFNDDFEW7RGGVSGE/%3foutputType=amp

YES. This one.

I think she just became disoriented in the woods due to hypothermia. It's thought she'd also been drinking while driving, so that likely added to her confusion or made her feel temporarily warmer. People tend to remove clothing and then dig into snow or crouch under brush and whatnot in the final stages of it. In an area that remote, the weather and animals would take care of anything left behind after she died.

For sure someone stopped, picked her up to "help her" and murdered her somewhere far away.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maura Murray. College student who got into a minor car rash driving home from college in New England.
Got out of her car in the middle of winter on the side of the highway and never found. No leads at all. No body. No clues.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.boston25news.com/news/local/family-missing-umass-amherst-student-maura-murray-seeks-permanent-marker/TRA5Z5VL7FBFNDDFEW7RGGVSGE/%3foutputType=amp

YES. This one.

I think she just became disoriented in the woods due to hypothermia. It's thought she'd also been drinking while driving, so that likely added to her confusion or made her feel temporarily warmer. People tend to remove clothing and then dig into snow or crouch under brush and whatnot in the final stages of it. In an area that remote, the weather and animals would take care of anything left behind after she died.

For sure someone stopped, picked her up to "help her" and murdered her somewhere far away.

I could see this as well. But no way did she run away and start a new life somewhere.