So I know sinar, he is a good friend of my room mate. He was at my house on hillside some time before his dissapearance. Him and his girl friend stayed a couple nights with us and when they left I dropped his girl off at an RV (that allegedly was to become theirs) behind the subway near Dowling and Old Seward and I dropped him off at the mission (shelter) just down the street a ways, and he was supposed to walk back to said rv when he finished whatever at the shelter. I haven\'t heard from them ... ...View Post & Comment
Ricky was my brother in-law he had supposedly jumped off the bridge during the flood of 2019 is why the blazer was parked there we all feel like he didn\'t jump we think he was murdered by the girl he was dating after him and my sister in-law got divorced him and the GF was splitting up because her kids kept putting hand on his daughter Ricky was never suicidal he was with me my husband and kids 6 to 7 hours before we got the call he was missing and he was never suicidal....as for the tattoos t... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone,The part of this heartbreaking case that's really sticking with me is the timing of everything. I can't help but wonder about the impact of this all happening on Mother’s Day. Sharayne was a mom of two young kids, and just knowing that they’ve lost their mom on a day meant to celebrate her is just gut-wrenching. Thinking about their future without her presence is so tough, especially for her child with special needs. The community has shown so much love and support, but those ki... ...View Post & Comment
I\'m pretty sure there were like 150 people at her vigil in 2017. I know, because I was one of them with my little girls. I also pray every night for her and her 2 kids. Shared her story on social media as well did a lot of my friends. I know it might not seem like much since the killer hasn\'t been caught but unfortunately it\'s all I can do. :(... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone,I've been following the Leonard Peverieri case pretty closely, and something that’s been on my mind is the role Judge Bethany Powers Flint played right after the murder. Her decision to intervene with the police's initial interviews got her a public censure, and I can’t help but wonder how much her actions might have impacted the early stages of the investigation. I understand her wanting to protect the family during such a traumatic time, but could this have delayed or complica... ...View Post & Comment
My team is working on this case now. I would love to hear your thoughts on the case. Here are a few things I find incredibly interesting:... ...View Post & Comment
SW, I\'m curious to hear more about \'your team\'. Do you guys investigate cold cases? Are you a local team or remote that works on cases from different areas? Just curious and maybe a bit jealous. lol... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone been looking into surveillance footage from the area where he was last seen on January 30, 2017? Sometimes these local businesses or traffic cameras could have captured something that was missed initially. Even a small detail might help piece together his movements before he disappeared. I think revisiting the footage with fresh eyes or technology could make a big difference. Anyone else have thoughts on this?... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone else been thinking about the impact on Jesse’s daughter, Rayne, now that some time has passed since his passing? I can't imagine how hard it must be growing up without your dad and all the unanswered questions surrounding his death. It breaks my heart to think that she might never get the closure she deserves. It’s so crucial that any new information about this case comes out, not just for justice but for the family’s peace of mind. If anyone knows anything, even the smallest de... ...View Post & Comment
Im Rayne\'s Mom. Me and Jesse had 2 children. Rayne she is now 14 and Cash he would be 12 but he passed away July 5th 2013. Cash was only 2½ months old. I laid Jesse to rest with our son. Rayne was only 11 at the time of Jesse\'s murder. Telling my daughter her father was gone was the hardest thing I ever had to do in my life. My daughter\'s reaction and the scream that came from our little girl was heart wrenching. She made ever decision to the smallest detail of her Daddy\'s funeral. She was ... ...View Post & Comment
I've been following the case of Dawn Vera Kovach and something that's been nagging at me is the role of the anonymous tip that led to Mattix’s arrest. I can't help but think about the brave person who called it in. It's often those little details that push an investigation forward, yet the people who make these crucial calls are often unsung heroes in these situations. It's terrifying to imagine what could have happened if that tip didn't come through. While I know that Mattix had a warrant ou... ...View Post & Comment
Hello. I am one of Dawn\'s sisters. Thank you for your kind words. You are right. The person who called in the tip was brave and wise. We are thankful for the support we received from people we have never met. ... ...View Post & Comment
Royce is my stepdad. Our family doesn’t believe this was an accident. We’ve heard that a certain person was bragging about it and sharing specific details about how it happened. We just hope that one day the truth will come to light. The police were notified, but they did nothing.... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone else been following the legal proceedings involving Tonubari Badom before his tragic death? I came across the fact that the State had filed a lawsuit against him just a couple of weeks before he was killed, related to some misdemeanors. It’s really puzzling to think about how this all ties into his tragic passing. It's peculiar that someone who was involved in minor legal troubles suddenly became a murder victim. I wonder if the pending charges might have any connection to his death... ...View Post & Comment
He was an abuser and his victim shot and killed him. While the courts wouldn’t count it as self defense because they had lots of documented back and forth of threats to one another. The mother of his children committed the crime and was found guilty and is serving her time. He had lots of crimes he was involved in. He assaulted a peace officer as well, which is why it was no problem to assault and beat her. There is no mystery here. In the end one of the was going to end up dead. That’s just... ...View Post & Comment
I just wanted to weigh in on the candles that spelled out Andris’s name on George Court during the vigil. It’s stirring to see how his friends and family have been coming together to honor his memory while grappling with such a devastating loss. You can really feel the love they have for him, and it’s a testament to the mark he left on those around him. It’s unimaginable what his family must be going through, seeing the place where he was taken from them serving as a memorial now. I hope... ...View Post & Comment
We have the information on who killed my brother and was told it was self defense that was a lie the same night he was killed the man went to the bar and bragged about killing him my brother was set up... ...View Post & Comment
I’ve been digging into Wilton Whitaker's case and came across something that caught my attention. I read that his car was found abandoned near a trailhead a few miles from his home. Does anyone know if that area was thoroughly searched in the days following his disappearance? I'm curious if they found any tracks or items that could have given new leads. Also, was this location significant to Wilton in any way, like a favorite hiking spot or something? It seems so eerie to leave a car there wit... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone else found the timeline provided by law enforcement in Bao Vang's case a bit puzzling? I started going through the details they released, and there's something that doesn’t add up for me. It seems like there might be some gaps, especially regarding the suspects' whereabouts before and after the crime. Was everything really accounted for in the investigation? Maybe I’m overthinking this, but since this touched our community so deeply, I can't help but wonder if there's more that ha... ...View Post & Comment
I can’t find the name of the suspect(s) or who actually went to jail for this. I also don’t see a timeline that the forum is talking about. Do you know where I can find this?... ...View Post & Comment
I came across Michelle Wilson's story while digging through old missing person cases, and something that struck me was the potential sightings in Nevada and Rhode Island. These locations are quite a distance from each other and from Kennewick, Washington. This makes me wonder if she might have been trying to start anew or if there was someone helping her get around. With no confirmations on these sightings, it’s like trying to piece together a puzzle with missing pieces. Has anyone else looked... ...View Post & Comment
Thank you for being here and for sharing about Misha. I’m so sorry your family is carrying this, and I’m grateful you’re pushing for answers. Being new to the true crime world doesn’t matter—your connection and persistence are what move cases forward.... ...View Post & Comment
I’ve been following the case of Shae Jackson-Hall, and I can’t stop thinking about how this tragedy has left such a void for her family, friends, and the entire community. From everything I've read, she seemed like a truly exceptional young woman with so much potential ahead of her. It’s beyond upsetting that a person with such promise was taken so soon, and in such a violent way.What really strikes me is how little information there seems to be about progress in the investigation. It must... ...View Post & Comment
I had the honor of growing up with her, I lived with her and her family when they fostered me as a baby, and then we grew up next door to each other. We were inseparable. I miss her everyday. I’m glad the man who killed her has been locked behind bars, but I can’t shake the feeling that someone else who was close to her was involved. This has never been proven, and is just a weird feeling I have. I miss her and keep her very close to my heart. ... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone looked into the circumstances surrounding Johnny Spears' release the night before Benita disappeared? It just seems suspicious to me. If he was in jail and then released right before she vanished, did anyone question why or how he got out at that specific time? Could there be any potential connections or oversights in the release process that might shed some light on the situation? Just curious if there are any theories or information on this aspect. It's so frustrating that the case ... ...View Post & Comment
I just recently started looking into Nita\'s case. From what I understand the ex husband was released from prison the night before she went missing. Was seen at her house the next day by her mother and was seen driving her car. An article in the local newspaper at the time states he was questioned by Gary PD and released. There is no further information on him that I have thus far been able to find.... ...View Post & Comment
Does anyone remember the case of Kimberly Sue Doss? I was revisiting some old files and came across something puzzling about the so-called friend "Debbie" from Ridgeview, Iowa. None of Kimberly's other friends or relatives seemed to know her. It's odd that someone so central to her story comes up as a complete mystery. This is just speculation, but could "Debbie" have been someone using a fake name or potentially involved in something shady? It seems strange that Kimberly would mention staying w... ...View Post & Comment
Debbie has never been identified, nor has any evidence been found that indicates Kimberly went to Ridgeview or stayed with Debbie. According to a statement made to Law Enforcement in early 1990 Kimberly and Dallas did not have a fight, and it appears that Kim had every intention of returning to his house before leaving to go to Houston. A new investion was opened in June of 2024 which has concluded there is no evidence of activity from Kim after she spoke to her mom. She has had no footprint ... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone, I recently became really intrigued by the case of Ronnie Paul Russell who went missing from Batesville back in 2010. There’s a lot that caught my attention, but I keep going back to this bizarre detail that his mom mentioned - that he somehow ended up at his wife’s apartment complex the night he disappeared. ?There's just something odd about that, right? I mean, was there any CCTV footage from around there, or did anyone in that complex notice a weird situation or anything unus... ...View Post & Comment
Hi, there is a lot about this case that doesn\'t add up, but at the same time, there is a lot that law enforcement never looked into. New information came to light directly from the Sheriff\'s department in 2023 that still has not been followed up on. We have shaken the Sheriff\'s department as hard as we can, as well as the Arkansas State police, and even the Attorney General\'s office. We have also approached private organizations and recently reached out to dateline.... ...View Post & Comment
It's truly chilling to think about how something as normal as answering your front door can turn into a nightmare. I can't imagine the pain Kiara must endure, knowing her brother was taken so suddenly and violently. Nicholas McGregor's death is a stark reminder of how fragile life can be and the unexpected dangers we might face. I hope the community will rally together to support Kiara and her family, not just with words, but with concrete actions that might lead to solving this case. Someone ou... ...View Post & Comment
My brother was shot by 4 individuals and I witnessed all of them so I don\'t know why they say they have no suspects I didn\'t go in the news to ask for help finding who did it I asked for anyone that knows what they did to come forward . They won\'t take my statement and who I seen in any consideration. Nor the statement of another witness saying they seen someone standing over my brother. His autopsy shows he was shot while trying to get away . The district attorney is not wanting to do anythi... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone looked into the possibility of Gary reaching out to anyone for help or support in the days leading up to his disappearance? It's curious that he was seen in Saltville acting normally and yet left his truck running with his belongings inside. I've read cases before where people in distress try to seek solace or guidance, sometimes disappearing to a quieter place.Given his history of mental illness and recent discharge from a facility, I can imagine the pressure he might have been under... ...View Post & Comment
I wonder if the police just focused on his recent release from a facility and had a history of mental illness and that has clouded the investigation. Just because someone has mental issues doesn\'t mean that is the reason they vanished. He could have seen something he shouldn\'t have and you are right he may have been nowhere near where his truck was found. His truck could have been stolen by someone else. Tunnel vision....:(... ...View Post & Comment
Are there any leads or speculation of what happened? It is so frustrating when you hear of a person that just \'dissapears\' into thin air. I don\'t see how that is even possible. Someone must know something. This is just awful.... ...View Post & Comment
This case gives me so much hope for cold cases. To have these girls murders go unsolved for so many years is so heartbreaking but now it is solved! It doesn\'t feel real to be honest. I have known about this case for so long and just sitting there with my family and I get a news notification that it was solved through DNA after all this time is amazing! There should be more funding toward cold cases now that forensic science is so much more advanced.... ...View Post & Comment
I recently revisited Catherine Gleason-Rhodes' case, and I can't stop thinking about the impact on her children. It's beyond tragic that they were present during such a traumatic event and now face life without their mother. While they're with their grandmother, who's undoubtedly providing them with love and support, I wonder about the resources available to help these young kids process their grief and trauma. It's beautiful to hear they commemorated the anniversary of her passing with a balloo... ...View Post & Comment
I am Cathrines step sister. Her children are amazing children whom love their mother dearly. We keep her memory alive and they celebrate her every holiday and birthday and any chance they can. To this day the family and community rally around them to help them through any challenge they face. ... ...View Post & Comment
Thank you for sharing this, and for the love you pour into Catherine’s kids. It’s moving to hear how they keep their mom’s memory alive—on holidays and birthdays, but also in those everyday moments that say so much about who she was. The way your family and community continue to rally around them is a beautiful testament to Catherine’s life and to the strength of her children.... ...View Post & Comment
I knew Dave Davis most of our lives. I know his family as well. He was a great guy. It breaks my heart that the people responsible haven\'t been caught. I don\'t know everything but I do know some.. I can tell you that there are several individuals responsible for this man\'s life being taken.. I am new hear so I\'m not going to go into detail but I have tried getting that information to be heard. However for whatever reason they don\'t want to hear it or just plain don\'t care. I will be going... ...View Post & Comment
I’m so sorry for your loss, and I appreciate you sharing this about Dave. Your words speak to how loved he was and how hard it is to live with unanswered questions. It’s heartbreaking that accountability hasn’t come, and it’s completely understandable to feel frustrated and unheard. Thank you for trusting this space with your experience and for honoring Dave’s memory by speaking up. Please know your voice is seen and respected here.... ...View Post & Comment
I’ve been reading up on the tragic case of Timmy Moorman, and I can’t stop thinking about Sherman Wagers. It's incredibly chilling to consider that he not only survived such a horrific ordeal but also had the courage to provide vital information to the police. It's a testament to his resilience. It must have been unimaginably traumatic to face that kind of violence, especially from someone known to him. I hope Sherman is receiving the support he needs to process everything he went through. C... ...View Post & Comment
Being close to the paternal side of the family i can speak of the pain this caused everyone. Timmy moorman sr never recovered from the pain of losing his son so Richard and those that covered his mental defects not only took the life of this sweet boy but of his father as well. Its truly sad that the maternal side of the family has moved on as if nothing ever happened, sad but true. I literally watched his dad suffer depression and turn to drugs to numb the pain away and instead of a bit of sy... ...View Post & Comment
Thank you for trusting us with something so raw. I’m deeply sorry for the pain your family has carried since losing Timmy, and for the weight his dad bore afterward. The way you describe his grief—how it changed his days and how hard it was to be understood—speaks to how profoundly he loved his son. I want to honor both of them by saying their names with care: Timmy Moorman II and his father, Timmy Sr.... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone, I've been following Makenna Vanderpool's case, and I can't help but wonder about the Nikiski area itself. Does anyone else find it odd that there's so little information on what happened even though the community seems tight-knit? I mean, if Makenna was last seen there, surely someone might have seen something? The area isn't exactly bustling with people, so wouldn't anything unusual stand out? Just thinking aloud, but maybe canvassing early morning or late evening during the time ... ...View Post & Comment
Hey there. I am currently looking into Vanderpool\'s case, and it seems that her entry here was marked as solved, but I can\'t find any official documentation saying she was found safe. Her NamUs entry appears to have been removed as well... Did you come across any information regarding her being found in your time following the case? Thank you !... ...View Post & Comment
Hey there KW. Thanks for posting. I have added the sources that have marked her as either found and/or safe under additional sources. She was also removed from Namus which (should) only happen when the case has been closed. Namus API also has the Case Resolution Status as \'alive\' in it\'s archive. ... ...View Post & Comment
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