Has anyone else looked into the strange circumstances around the night Sheila disappeared? I find it particularly odd that she went missing from her job at Scotty's Liquors without anyone noticing until hours later. It's such a small community; you’d think someone would have seen something or someone suspicious around the time she left. Did she maybe encounter trouble after leaving work, or was someone waiting for her outside? Also, the amount of money that was missing—$600 in 1975 was quite... ...View Post & Comment
This is my grandmother…. Law enforcement knew she was missing the were contacted after a customer entered the store and found it un attended.... ...View Post & Comment
Does anyone know where Rachel worked? It seems that the story should start there but I haven\'t seen anything with that information.... ...View Post & Comment
I looked everywhere and couldn\'t find out where she worked. However in press releases it was said police found two purses containing her “earnings from that night,” and some blurb about the case says her manager told security Rachel had said it might be the “last time” they would see her because she planned to quit and go into healthcare. Those sources imply she was working somewhere with on-site management and security, but don\'t name the business. ... ...View Post & Comment
Anyone with information is highly recommended to report to the Phoenix Police Department. The family suspects there is a local family harboring him in the Tempe/Guadalupe area. Chris\'s family is getting little assistance from the police due to the laws. The family is desperately trying to locate Chris.... ...View Post & Comment
These two men were my uncles a few things that happened that day one they we\'re drinking two there were people present and three they never tested the gun to see if the bullets matched.... ...View Post & Comment
I've been following Delmar Wilson's case for some time now, and one detail that stands out to me is the location where his body was found. The quote from Indiana State Police Sgt. Marvin Jenkins really hits home about how unusual it is for someone to be on that particular road unless they have a specific reason. With Delmar's car being found there, it's haunting to think about why he ended up in such a secluded area.Knowing that he was so close to his girlfriend’s house makes it even more puzz... ...View Post & Comment
If he dropped his girlfriend off but then was found what? About 6 hours later. Are they sure the girlfriend didn\'t know anything? Seems like a pretty weird time to be out. And back then in 94 not a lot of people had cell phones. Did he go home first? Maybe if they interviewed the people again they might dig something up. Idk. It has happened before. People want to unburdn their conciences. ... ...View Post & Comment
I’ve been diving into Zona Rachel Stroud’s case again and I keep coming back to her aliases – Sona Scott and Zona Boehmer. Could these names be more than just pseudonyms? We know she had a past, including an arrest record. I'm curious if there might be connections in her life under those names that investigators couldn't explore fully at the time. Did she have different social circles or reasons for using these aliases? In the 60s, keeping separate identities would’ve been much easier th... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone, I’ve been following Rachel Mobley’s case and I’m curious—has anyone looked into why the Uber driver didn’t notice anything unusual when she was dropped off? I understand it was early morning, but did the driver mention if Rachel seemed upset or anxious? Sometimes drivers can pick up on these things quickly because they're meeting different people all day. If Rachel didn't seem alright, it could give us more insights into her state of mind when she got out of the car. Anyo... ...View Post & Comment
According to many versions of this story the driver did in fact notice that she was acting strange and was the one who called the police. ... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone, I've been following Rachel Mobley's case, and something stood out to me. I kept wondering, why the St. Johns Bridge? It's a significant landmark in Portland, but not exactly a common drop-off spot for most people at that time of night. Was this a place she visited often, or maybe had some connection to? The Uber driver mentioning her belongings still being in the car adds another layer. Maybe she was distracted or in a rush. It's just puzzling why that specific location and leaving... ...View Post & Comment
It hurts my heart that she must have been so afraid and for so long too. She was harassed and stalked by this piece of human trash. I hope he gets what is coming to him in jail. Every day a dark reminder of how he is a total waste of breath. May he rot where he is.... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone else been following the Ivanilson Mendes case? Such senseless loss is really hitting hard. I was looking over the stats for Buffalo in 2014, and it was just shocking to see how high the homicide numbers were that year. My heart goes out to Ivan's family and friends. It's gut-wrenching that so many lives, like his, were cut short. I've read bits and pieces about the resolution of his case, but the details seem pretty sparse. It’s frustrating not knowing how justice was served. Does a... ...View Post & Comment
hello, im his little sister im eager to find out what happened with his case now that i am older. we all miss him so and very much he was my bestfriend and most importantly he was very goofy sweet and protective.... ...View Post & Comment
Little’s reign of terror lasted more than three decades and exposed serious gaps in how crimes against vulnerable people were investigated. His case is a painful reminder of how easily victims can be overlooked and how important it is to continue reexamining cold cases. The work of the FBI and the Texas Rangers has helped bring long-overdue answers to many families, but the full impact of Samuel Little’s crimes may never be completely known.... ...View Post & Comment
Did anyone else notice the unique details about the location of the shooting on Wiley Creek Drive? It seems unusual that this particular area would be the site of such a tragic event. Sweet Home is such a small community, and I can't help but wonder if there are environmental factors that might influence these types of crimes in this specific spot. Maybe increased traffic due to its location or something else entirely? My heart goes out to Dean Paul Jurica’s family – they deserve answers and... ...View Post & Comment
Whenever I see cases like this with so llittle detail I seem to jump to sex trafficing. The people that target these kids are very good at it. Have talks with your kids about this! The world is not safe!!!... ...View Post & Comment
This case keeps bothering me because police have said the attack was not random, but they still haven’t publicly explained a motive. Three coworkers — Karen Bautista, Selvin Chacon, and Sergio Chacon — were killed at Mission Landscape Supplies on Stahl Road on the morning of November 8, 2025, before the gunman, coworker Jose David Hernandez Galo, was later found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Authorities and multiple news reports have consistently said the motive remained unclea... ...View Post & Comment
Her family, friends, and community are deeply worried about her safety and are hoping for her safe return. In cases like this, the public can make a real difference by staying alert, sharing verified information, and speaking up if they know anything that could help investigators. Even the smallest detail could matter.... ...View Post & Comment
I recently learned about the tragic case of Joan Picard, and it's been weighing heavy on my heart. It's so hard to fathom how someone could betray the trust of someone they knew, especially an elderly woman like Joan who must have been vulnerable and kind to have trusted Mason enough to let him into her home. What's particularly disturbing is how Mason used the guise of familiarity to gain entry, which seems to be a common tactic among those who prey on the elderly. This case really makes me thi... ...View Post & Comment
Joan was my grandmother. I was there the day my mom found her body (I wasn’t in the house with my mom). It affected our family in profound ways and on the anniversary of her murder I always think of her. Thank you for your kind words and compassion. They brought me comfort today. ... ...View Post & Comment
I can only imagine how profoundly traumatic that day was for your family, and how those memories must resurface every year on the anniversary. Joan was clearly deeply loved, and I’m truly honored that my words could bring even a small measure of comfort today.... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone,I’ve been following the Terrence Cole case, and it's been really hard to wrap my head around how something like this could happen. I keep thinking about the location of the incident—right outside the Victory Grill. That place is usually bustling, with lots of people around, and it makes me wonder if someone saw something that could help out. Does anyone know if there were any cameras nearby that might have caught the suspect fleeing the scene? I read that detectives are still lo... ...View Post & Comment
I’m am Terrence blood sister, this case is cold and it hunts me my mother and sister daily, it’s hard for us to advocate for my brother with us living in Chicago and this happening in AUSTIN TX. We traveled to victory bar and grill and received little no assistance from police and neighbors hood… we insisted that office pull camera from near by that’s we saw… nothing have came about office refused to answer our question, maybe because this just a young black man assumed to be apart of ... ...View Post & Comment
I am so deeply sorry. Reading your words, you can feel the pain, love, and exhaustion your family has been carrying every single day since Terrence was taken from you. No family should have to beg for answers while grieving someone they loved so deeply.... ...View Post & Comment
I wonder how the little girl is doing? She was so young during the shooting I hope she will not have any memories of the event. She might though because I am sure it was such an emotional event. We remember things more deeply when they are wrapped up in high emotions. I really hope her brain protected her and wiped that out. I pray she makes a full recovery. Prayers are with this family.... ...View Post & Comment
The big thing I noticed was they downloaded the information from the car saying there was 40 ignition fires meaning someone tried to start that car 40 times after it crashed . It sounds like he was near the car for a long time and then probably headed out on his own because he wasn\'t being rescued I wonder if they can figure out the time frame between the ignition fires or if it just shows how many times someone tried to start it. How frustrating ... ...View Post & Comment
I was reading about the tragic case of Thomas Alvarado and Jeremiah Ponce, and my heart goes out to their families and friends. One aspect that really stands out is the claim by Kurt Whitten's defense team that the shooting was an act of self-defense. I have to wonder how anyone can feasibly make that argument given the available evidence. The surveillance footage reportedly shows such a different story, with the truck clearly trailing Thomas and Jeremiah's car and then opening fire. It makes me... ...View Post & Comment
I lived in a house very near the intersection, the night it happened we heard a few rounds from a small gun and then several rounds from the AK soon after. I can only assume they tried self defense was because the friends, rest their souls, may have started shooting at trailing truck first. ... ...View Post & Comment
A couple questions. I read that the car had minimal to no damage to front end, and airbag was not deployed correct?
The driver\'s seat was pushed fully forward, yet Dillon was 6 ft or a bit taller?
The best friend Jimbo ditched his truck in the overgrowth of trees further up the road because he "knew they\'d be looking for him"? Why? Why would police assume he was involved ? Besides the affair with breanna.
Where exactly was the truck in correlation of the two man made lakes/ ponds further... ...View Post & Comment
Some of the questions raised here are the same ones people have discussed for years, and a few stand out because they relate directly to timeline and physical evidence.... ...View Post & Comment
I'm beyond shocked to hear about the tragic turn this case has taken. The way authorities have handled this investigation raises so many questions. My deepest sympathies go out to Phillip Esslinger’s family; I can't imagine the pain they're going through, especially now knowing it wasn't just a terrible accident. One thing that really puzzles me is how Trintton Crisp is still employed at the detention center despite these serious allegations. It doesn't sit right with me, and I can see how it ... ...View Post & Comment
it wasn’t poor investigation on the police. Trintonn dad is the sheriff so he has connections and right now the police department is pulling shady stuff. There are 3 people testifying and they are trying to discredit one of them to not testify. I also hear that trintonn max sentence will be probation. If he’s so innocent and max sentence is probation why did he hide the shells? They were best friends but what he did was stupid and his family wants justice he needs to plea guilty and sentence... ...View Post & Comment
What in the world prompted him to shoot him? How do you just shoot your best freind? It says it was thought an accident and now intentional but you are saying max is probation is what he will get. How is this possible? If what you are saying is true that community is so corrupt. This is horrible for Phillips family. So sad. ... ...View Post & Comment
Pedro Montero was sentenced to 10 years and 4 months in prison. That really doesn\'t seem like enough time to spend in jail for taking a life. ... ...View Post & Comment
We are asking for the public’s help in locating 16-year-old Sarah Ramirez, who was last seen in Bayshore, New York, on the evening of Thursday, February 19, 2026.... ...View Post & Comment
What makes Adams especially chilling is his complete lack of remorse. He has openly said he is “proud” of what he did and viewed himself as an enforcer targeting people he believed were harmful or worthless. Rather than expressing guilt, he has embraced the labels of serial killer, enforcer, and even psychotic. Adams has described serving time in Virginia as a kind of “retirement,” saying he preferred it to the harsher and more violent prison conditions in California. This just sickens m... ...View Post & Comment
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