Has anyone else looked into the tide and weather conditions on January 1, 2003, around the King Kong Blue Hole? I’ve been researching dive conditions that might have been present that day, and it seems like there might have been some pretty strong currents reported in the area during that time of year. Obviously, this might not solve anything, but could it have played a critical role in whatever happened during the dive? Just thinking about what hidden factors might've contributed. Would love ... ...View Post & Comment
I worked with both Jennifer and the missing Bahamian man, Mark Gibson, at the field station on Andros Island and was with them up to just a few weeks before they went missing. As they were both my co-workers and my friends, maybe I can offer some information that can clear up a few of the details for you.... ...View Post & Comment
I've been reading about Jennifer Nicol's case, and something that keeps puzzling me is the King Kong Blue Hole itself. I've heard it's a popular but challenging dive spot, and I can't help but wonder if the conditions there might have played a role in Jennifer and her instructor not resurfacing. Does anyone know more about the specific risks associated with diving in that area? Are there currents or anything that might make it more dangerous than other dive sites? It's unsettling to think that b... ...View Post & Comment
I worked with both Jennifer and the missing Bahamian man, Mark Gibson, at the field station on Andros Island and was with them up to just a few weeks before they went missing. As they were both my co-workers and my friends, maybe I can offer some information that can clear up a few of the details for you.... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone ever heard about the Blasingain case? I recently stumbled upon it and can't stop thinking about how little info is out there regarding Jamie Blasingain's death in Wyatt, Missouri. From what I found, there's no indication of an investigation or anyone being held accountable, which just feels so strange. Jamie seemed to have had a quiet life in Mississippi County, working as a deckhand. It feels like his story just faded into the background without any real answers. Has anyone in this c... ...View Post & Comment
I just came across this case about Jamie Blasingain, and it really struck me how sometimes, even when there’s a lot of information about someone's life, the circumstances of their death can remain so unclear. It’s tough to wrap my head around the fact that there isn’t much public discussion or clarity about how Jamie’s life ended. Given his job as a deckhand with CBG Waterfront, I wonder if there were any unusual circumstances present in his work environment that could have contributed t... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone,I've been reading through a lot of discussions surrounding Jamie Blasingain's case, and something that caught my attention was his employment at CBG Waterfront. It's mentioned that he was working as a deckhand on the Mississippi River. Isn't it odd that there's so little information about the circumstances of his passing? For someone who spent so much of his time on the water, I wonder if his job played any role in whatever happened to him.The river life can be tough and full of ris... ...View Post & Comment
Carson is my biological father and I’ve been trying to figure out details on his disappearance. I’ll take any information that’s available. We have been wondering for over 25 years. Dilleybar89@gmail.com... ...View Post & Comment
I’m really sorry your family has had to live with this for so long. I don’t have any private or non-public case files, but I can point you to the main public places where details sometimes exist and where you can request updates.... ...View Post & Comment
I was re-reading some of the old posts about Christopher Van's disappearance, and something stuck with me about the community's response at the time. I remember how quickly everyone in Eugene banded together, from organizing search parties to offering emotional support to the family. You don't often see such a tight-knit sense of togetherness in larger cities, and it makes me hopeful that with this kind of civic spirit, we might reach a breakthrough. I know it's been a few years now, but maybe i... ...View Post & Comment
I hope so. I’m family, please contact me to continue talking about this, if you can see this message. Did you know him personally? some of the info on this page is incorrect... ...View Post & Comment
I've been following the discussion about the tragic events in Maumelle and wanted to spotlight something that hasn't been talked about much: the role of pets in understanding the dynamics of domestic situations. The fact that the dogs in the Wilbanks home were also found shot raises questions about the psychological state of the individual responsible and how pets are sometimes caught in the midst of domestic violence. Pets often provide emotional support and can be considered part of the family... ...View Post & Comment
Hello, I’m glad to see this case spotlighted and specifically your comments about the pets. This case has troubled me from the very beginning, one reason being because of the pets being killed. I grew up with Jim and Elizabeth Wilbanks and had communicated with him a few years before his death, and I truly do not believe he did this. The case was closed by Maumelle police within THREE days. What kind of investigation is that? The fact that the pets were killed is one of the first signs to me t... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone else looked into the area where Shane was found? Ebb Guillot Road seems pretty secluded, and I wonder if any neighbors heard anything that night. It's a tragedy that this happened in such a remote location, making it more difficult to gather witness accounts. I can't help but think about his family and how they must be feeling, especially with so many unanswered questions. It’s baffling that such a well-liked and helpful person could meet such a violent end, and in a place where he ... ...View Post & Comment
I hear you. Waiting for answers is its own kind of pain. If you ever want to share memories or a photo, I’m sure people here would welcome it. Shane deserves to be remembered while the case gets worked.... ...View Post & Comment
I recently came across a detail about the investigation into Destiny Mayes' case that has been sticking with me. It's just devastating to think about what her family must have gone through hearing all the things that came out. The part that particularly gets me is how he had the audacity to order everyone out of the house like it was an everyday thing. Witnesses saw him in that brown Crown Victoria, with the blood on the driver’s door handle—just blatantly ignoring the mess he left. Law enfo... ...View Post & Comment
Hi, I\'m her cousin. Our family appreciates you thinking of us. He was sentenced to 35 years and 15 years probation to follow. To us no amount of time will ever be long enough. She left behind a beautiful little girl and an extremely loving family who will forever be heartbroken by this act of violence. During the trial they tried to go for the insanity plea, thankfully he was deemed fit for trial. His current release date is set as 10/02/2051. He truly is an evil person. ... ...View Post & Comment
I've been following the case of Destiny Mayes, and one thing that still puzzles me is the motive behind it all. From what I understand, Uthman "Q" Jalabi was someone Destiny knew, but why did things escalate to such a violent extent? It seems like an unthinkable leap from knowing someone to committing such a crime. I feel for Destiny's family; the confusion and pain they must be going through is unimaginable. Does anyone have more information about the relationship between Destiny and Q or any i... ...View Post & Comment
"Q" was her boyfriend\'s friend. He felt she had wronged him. I\'m her cousin. He was sentenced to 35 years with 15 years of probation following. ... ...View Post & Comment
It's so tough to wrap my head around the tragedy that happened to Kara Ewing and her family. One thing that's been really sticking with me is the role of law enforcement in this case. From what I've read, the Washington County Sheriff's Office acted quickly, which made a big difference in apprehending Lisa Akers the very next morning. It’s heartbreaking that they couldn't have saved Kara, but at least their swift actions prevented any further harm.I'm also curious if anyone knows more about th... ...View Post & Comment
Hi, my name is Acasia. And I was also one of the other people there BUT the only one to have stayed and called 911 over and over again. (service wasn\'t the greatest) The only relationship that Kara and Lisa had was that they were roommates and didn\'t talk to eachother. That day still haunts me, she even pointed the gun at me and the gun jammed. And Washington county might have been on it and was able to get her but that didn\'t mean shit, she dragged on her time in jail to when it ce down for ... ...View Post & Comment
Hey folks, I've been diving into Lawrence Zamora's case, and something just doesn't sit right with me about his last known location. I’ve lived around Phoenix for a while now, and 59th Avenue and West McDowell is usually bustling, especially in the early evening. With all those people around, you'd think there'd be more eyewitness accounts or CCTV footage. Has anyone heard if detectives checked with nearby businesses for camera footage or anything else that could shed some light on his whereab... ...View Post & Comment
I have been looking into this case, too. From what I found out, the family has not been given any updates from detectives still. Have you found out any more information? ... ...View Post & Comment
After checking NamUs, the Charley Project, and other public sources, there are still no new developments in his case. His last known contact near 59th Ave and McDowell back in 2013 remains the only confirmed detail, and nothing has been added publicly by Phoenix PD since.... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone else noticed the unusual dynamics surrounding the altercation between Jeffery Rigsby and Ronald Carter? I've been following this case closely, and it strikes me as strange that the situation escalated to an exchange of gunfire. From what I've gathered, they were known to each other, which makes me wonder if there's more beneath the surface than a random confrontation.I can’t imagine what Jeffery’s family is going through right now, having lost someone so young and full of life. It... ...View Post & Comment
I have screenshots of the guy saying he would shoot Jeffery if he showed up. It had something to do with his “wife” at the time. Her bf after him passed away as well. (death unknown ) There are so many questions that went unanswered. His wife was also really fast to have him cremated. Because he was married his wife done everything and kept everything away from the family. ... ...View Post & Comment
I have been following this case. Looks like they updated it but still no resolution. Little bit more info. That is good. Maybe it will spark someone to say something. Have you shown these screenshots to law enforcement? If so, did they take it seriously? I am so frustrated for you. ... ...View Post & Comment
I have been looking into this case as well as several other missing people in Schuylkill County. There is something dark within this county. I talked with this one person about a year ago. She told me what she was told happened to James. And that he was not alive anymore. She even showed me the house where she claims he was held and then eventually killed in. The police were made aware of this information. But that isnt going to help much at all. From what I was told, not only by this woman but ... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone, I’ve been following the tragic case of Donald Carlton and can’t stop thinking about his family. I read about his passion for golf and old westerns—he seemed like such a vibrant person. Has anyone heard if there’s been any update on those legal proceedings against Derrick Holmes and Lashanta Williams? It must be incredibly tough for Carlton’s family to endure this process while grieving their loss. The community’s support seems crucial right now. If anyone has info on ho... ...View Post & Comment
I am his daughter, Rachel Carlton, and we’ve done the best we can. It impacted our lives profoundly. He was so very loved and so very missed. Thank you for thinking of us.... ...View Post & Comment
The East Baton Rouge Parish Clerk of Court says criminal case research is handled through ClerkConnect (their official online records portal). Searching her name/case there should show the disposition and any sentencing minutes if they’re public.... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone ever discussed the timeline inconsistency regarding Jamie Barrera's ex-boyfriend and his various accounts of the night she disappeared? It's been bothering me ever since I looked into this case. It just doesn't add up. One report mentioned that he claimed he left Jamie at the hotel, while another story suggested they went their separate ways later that night after picking his wife up to confront Jamie. These discrepancies make me wonder if he knows more than he's letting on or if ther... ...View Post & Comment
Jamie is my aunt and I wonder this every single day. There’s no way she could possibly go missing and him have nothing to do with it. He was very shady with our family as well during that time. I wish law enforcement could and would do more and look into this more. It kills me inside.... ...View Post & Comment
From what I have researched the most commonly cited summary is from The Charley Project which says Jamie was seen with her ex-boyfriend the night she disappeared and that he has told multiple different stories about what happened, and that his wife and Jamie had just found out about each other.... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone else looked into the role of local law enforcement leading up to Amanda McCaig's tragic death? From what I’ve gathered, Amanda had been experiencing harassment and stalking by her ex for quite some time. This makes me wonder, did Amanda or her family report any of these incidents to the police prior to the murder? And if they did, what actions were actually taken? It's so upsetting to think that maybe more could have been done to protect her. While it's too late to change the past, ... ...View Post & Comment
I am Amanda’s sister. Yes our mother went to the Sheriff to get a restraining order, and they all but laughed and said you know who his parents are. Nothing will come of that. Like what’s the point. His mother was the 911 dispatcher who took the call. His step father was a detective for the police department. She reported that her killer came into our property with a weapon one night outside Amanda’s window. And stated she had an audio recording proving it. He told her friend while on the ... ...View Post & Comment
You can put in a request to the admin to update her case to reflect this information. I feel like having that out in the universe would put a light on how broken this system is sometimes. ... ...View Post & Comment
I knew Aaron - we were in the same unit at Fort Hood and deployed together during Desert Storm. There was no way he pulled a gun on this kid. I think the kid went over there to rob him. I think that was the kids intention all along. He knew Aaron had money from his pensions and probably thought he would be an easy mark. It\'s really sad that happened and I can\'t really believe it. The last time I talked to him was about 13 years ago. I can definitely attest to everything they said about him. He... ...View Post & Comment
It is a terrible way to end a human life. No matter the circumstances, loss through violence leaves wounds that never fully heal. What makes this tragedy even harder is that many in the community never knew the full history of the man whose life ended that early morning.... ...View Post & Comment
Well written. You must be a writer? Now you have me interested in this story lol. Let me know if you\'ve written more about it somewhere.... ...View Post & Comment
Hi everyone,I've been following the case of Ashley Minatel and something that's really been on my mind is the location where this all happened. Peoga Road is not exactly bustling with activity, right? For an area that's usually so quiet, it's hard to grasp how something this terrible could occur without more people taking notice. I just keep thinking about how isolated that road is—did anyone hear something but dismiss it, thinking it was something else?And then, there's the part about the 35-... ...View Post & Comment
Hi I was a good friend of hers and I too have always been disturbed that Mike, Ashleys boyfriend at the time and father to their child has never been charged with anything at all. In fact he was never even brought back in for questioning after the initial night they took him in for questioning after the incident happened. So many things are wrong with how he says this happened and no one believes it him that was close to her or even some that knew him and were friends with him at the time. He ha... ...View Post & Comment
I came across Kristi Kay Payne Chavez's case while doing some research, and my heart goes out to her family. It's so unsettling that there seems to be a lack of information on what actually happened. While I'm writing this, I can't help but think about her kids, Kayli and Louis. Losing a mom at such a young age must be incredibly tough, and I hope they have a strong support system around them. I'm curious if anyone here has heard anything more about the investigation or if there's been any devel... ...View Post & Comment
I’m her son, it’s been 15 years now since everything happened back when I was 13 years old. I’m 28 now but through rough times, we survived. Thank you!... ...View Post & Comment
I really appreciate you commenting. I’m sorry you had to go through that at such a young age. I’m glad you and your loved ones are still here and pushing forward—thinking of you.... ...View Post & Comment
I can’t stop thinking about the courage it must have taken for Raymond Curly’s family to go through all this. Losing a loved one in such a horrific manner is beyond comprehension. I'm particularly struck by how young Raymond was—just 23. It's absolutely devastating to have someone’s life cut short before it even really began. I really hope his family eventually found some peace or solace after Barber’s arrest and conviction. It's crucial that we keep discussing these cases so we can le... ...View Post & Comment
If you have the time, read my post above. Raymond’s description on some of these websites is incorrect. Raymond was 40 when he was killed and he was white. He was the owner of the upholstery shop where he was killed. Thank you for your beautiful sentiments toward our family.... ...View Post & Comment
Raymond Curlee (not Curley) was my uncle. In 1978 he was a gentle giant that had an upholstery shop on the north side service road of I-30 in far east Dallas. The night he was killed, he had stayed late to finish a project. As it got late, he decided to rest on a cot he kept in the back room of the store. As he slept, Barber was walking along the service road in front of Raymond’s shop when he noticed light shining through the front window. Barber realized it was a soda machine and decided to ... ...View Post & Comment
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