Hi everyone. I've been following Malcolm Hobbs' case for a while now, and I just can't stop thinking about how his quiet presence must have been a constant for his neighbors in Bauneg Beg Hill. I recently stumbled upon a small detail that got me curious. Did anyone else hear about the odd set of tire tracks found just off the main driveway to the farmhouse? I recall reading somewhere that investigators thought they might belong to someone familiar with the area, given how well-hidden the tracks ... ...View Post & Comment
That’s very interesting! Where did you read or hear about the tire tracks? And have you heard of any other details? It’s so sad it seems like he was a sweet elderly man who didn’t deserve such an end. ... ...View Post & Comment
Looks like the "tire tracks" isn\'t anything that I found verifiable in my searches. Must have come from somewhere though. Maybe it is not public knowledge. Police sometimes hold on to things and don\'t release information for various reasons. I dug around sounds like that might be a rumor started by someone.... ...View Post & Comment
I've been following the tragic case of Dr. William Bryan Tucker, and one aspect that's been really puzzling to me is the level of ransacking at his home. It just seems so chaotic and desperate. Was it just a break-in gone terribly wrong, or was there something more? Considering his respected status in the community, it makes you wonder if this was targeted or if the perpetrators were oblivious to who he was. It's hard to imagine the fear he must have felt in those last moments. I'm really hoping... ...View Post & Comment
What do you know about how much ransacking there was? I have heard both that it was "clearly" a robbery gone wrong, and also nothing was taken.... ...View Post & Comment
Do you think it might be staged to look like a robbery? I can\'t find anything anywhere specifying if anything was taken. How odd.... ...View Post & Comment
I’ve been following the Zelma Anderson case for a while now, and there's one detail that keeps popping up in my mind. The location where her remains were found—the abandoned strip mine near McDowell—has always struck me as particularly eerie and telling. It's not the kind of place someone just stumbles across by accident; it feels deliberate. It makes me wonder whether the person responsible knew the area well, or even had some sort of connection to it.The remoteness of the mine also impli... ...View Post & Comment
Hey! So I’m actually Zelma’s great niece, Danielle, and I’ve been fighting for her to get justice. If you would want to know more about her case feel free to email me at zelmaandersoncase@yahoo.com I also have an Instagram and Facebook account called Remember Zelma Anderson... ...View Post & Comment
I’ve been following the Zelma Anderson case for a while now, and the thing that gets to me is the discovery of her remains in such a secluded strip mine near McDowell. It seems like whoever did this knew the area well enough to pick a spot that wouldn't be stumbled upon for months. It's truly unsettling to think about how isolated the location is—it’s almost like someone wanted her to disappear entirely. Orkney and McDowell aren't exactly bustling with people, especially back in the early ... ...View Post & Comment
Hey! So I’m actually Zelma’s great niece, Danielle, and I’ve been fighting for her to get justice. Are you from that area? If you know anything or would want to know more about her case feel free to email me at zelmaandersoncase@yahoo.com I also have an Instagram and Facebook account called Remember Zelma Anderson... ...View Post & Comment
My name is Richard Jones and I believe I have connected Boothes killer to several murders in Ohio. This includes this case: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/remains-1982-ojays-guitarist-frank-little-jr-twinsburg-ohio/... ...View Post & Comment
I’ve been following the case of Barbara June Hammonds and her family, and I can't stop thinking about the community's reaction to such a tragic event. Jonesborough is such a tight-knit place, and from what I've read, the outpouring of support for the grieving family has been incredible. It’s heartening to see neighbors and friends come together to support one another during this tragic time. I hope the community continues to rally around the surviving family members who were left to pick up ... ...View Post & Comment
AO, Thank you for your kind words. Barbara was my grandmother. Losing her was the darkest time in my life. As I told the other commenter, I\'m writing a book called "Refining Ancestry," and that book focuses on this part of our lives. I think you\'d enjoy it.... ...View Post & Comment
I have been following the case of Barbara June Hammonds and her family, and something about the way the community came together in the aftermath really stood out to me. It's so touching to see how small towns like Jonesborough rally to support one another during such an unimaginable time. I read that the local churches organized vigils and offered counseling sessions for grieving community members, which must have been a source of strength for those who knew Barbara and her family.It really high... ...View Post & Comment
RV, Thank you so much for the support. Barbara was my grandmother, and she was such a light in my life. Losing her was the darkest time in my life, and the amount of change I\'ve gone through since then ties back to that day I received the phone call. I\'m currently writing a book that pivots around this event called "Refining Ancestry." I think you\'d enjoy it.... ...View Post & Comment
I'm really disturbed after reading about Travon Jamal Davis's tragic passing at The Hub at Nora. I've been following the case, and it feels like there's a lot that needs to be dug into here. It's unsettling to hear that there was a domestic incident between Davis and the suspect just a month before. It makes me wonder if warning signs were overlooked or if there was an opportunity to intervene earlier. It's incredibly frustrating that the suspect was released without charges, but I do understand... ...View Post & Comment
It was by force. Travon got off of work at 6:00pm, 6:30pm he was shot and killed in his own home by his pregnant girlfriend who saw other girls in his inbox and shot him in the back as he was trying to leave the apartment because she had a gun. The gun was hers , he was unarmed. He was also on house arrest at the time and couldn’t go anywhere besides work. She could have left but instead she decided to kill my brother out of jealousy. One bullet in the floor and one in his back. His last words... ...View Post & Comment
Your brother’s life mattered. I’m so sorry for the pain your family is going through. It’s devastating to see cases like this dismissed when families are left without justice. Hoping the truth continues to come out and that his memory is honored... ...View Post & Comment
Sorry for the late reply. I found out today that the body they found in November of 1999 was her. And sorry she is my half sister, not step. I know there was foul play and I hope the police will do something about it but I know they have their hands full with todays problems.... ... ...View Post & Comment
This is my dad it’s been years & i still don’t believe he did this himself… knowing him as a person he wouldn’t have left me & my sister this way. I think there was more of an altercation where he might have disagreed to get out of the car & officers drew their guns first without firing & my dad was just quicker & did it himself because i know he would’ve been saying to himself “im not going out by being shot by a cop” because thats the type of man he was. My da... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone else looked into the friendships Jake Green and Mabel Manley might have had in the Kansas City community before their disappearances? It seems like with such a tight-knit workplace at the tavern, there might have been coworkers or regular patrons who noticed something off or unusual in the days leading up to March 2, 1972. Given the era and the close community ties back then, maybe there were some tensions or odd interactions that weren't given much thought at the time but could be si... ...View Post & Comment
It’s incredibly difficult, time has not healed wounds or hearts. Justice was never served and questions have gone unanswered. No closure for our family. ... ...View Post & Comment
It’s incredibly difficult, time has not healed wounds or hearts. Justice was never served and questions have gone unanswered. No closure for our family. ... ...View Post & Comment
I've been thinking a lot about the families of Jake Green and Mabel Manley. It must be incredibly difficult for them to not have closure after so many years. One thing that stands out is the complexity of cases like these, where there are potential links to a larger criminal network. It makes me wonder how frustrating it must be for families to hear about connections to known criminals like the McCrary family but still have no definitive answers or justice for their loved ones. The scope and rea... ...View Post & Comment
Thank You, it is incredibly difficult not having closure. Jake Green was my Great Uncle and even though I was only 3 when he was murdered it still haunts me to this day knowing he never received justice. The killing shook my dad terribly and he talked about his Uncle Jake even on his own death bed 40+ years later. ... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone,I've been following Halana Zakaria's case closely, and something that piqued my interest is the timing of her last known whereabouts. She was last seen on June 10, 2023, which was a Saturday. There seems to be very little information about what she was doing or where she might have been headed. I'm curious if anyone knows if there was any special event or occasion in Vegas around that time that she might have attended? Sometimes people go missing in such bustling, transient places l... ...View Post & Comment
Court records confirm Halana was still in custody through June 15, 2023. NamUs currently lists June 10, 2023 as her last known date, which doesn’t match the custody records. This discrepancy is important because it affects the timeline of her disappearance. She couldn’t have been last seen freely on June 10th if she was still in custody.... ...View Post & Comment
I wanted to bring up something that's been on my mind about the Demerkus Wiltz case. Does anyone else find it odd that there hasn't been much talk about the relationship or connection between Wiltz and Carlton Lee? With Lee being 44 and Wiltz only 28, it makes me wonder what kind of interaction or conflict could have led to this. It's so unsettling to think about how these seemingly random connections can result in such a terrible outcome. My heart goes out to Demerkus’s family and loved ones ... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone, I can't stop thinking about the impact that Lorenzo Frazier's case has had on his community. It’s so sad to see how his tragic death seems to have left an indelible mark on East 134th Street. I've read about the way neighborhoods sometimes come together in the face of tragedy, and I've heard that in this case, residents have really been trying to support each other and keep Lorenzo's memory alive. It’s frustrating that despite the efforts made by local organizations and indiv... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone else been following the strange details about the location where Edward Byron Conner was found? I read that Edward and the other victim were discovered in a home on Toxish Road, and it makes me wonder about the significance of that place. Was it someone's residence, or just a vacant property they happened to be found in? It seems like understanding the connection to this location could be crucial in figuring out what led to such a violent crime. My heart goes out to Mr. Conner's famil... ...View Post & Comment
It was my dad and step moms property. They were murdered excuted in their forehead. The fact that the dogs had ro bite whomever it was and draw blood its funny the cops never tested it so much has been hidden and they guy that worked the case retired they gave no effort in finding out who did this. Its now consider a closed case. ... ...View Post & Comment
I was reading through the details of the Sherry Bean case and found myself wondering about the night she disappeared. I came across an article that mentioned a surveillance camera near the park where her belongings were found. It’s so frustrating to think there might be crucial footage that could help investigators. Has anyone heard if there were any technical issues with the camera or if the resolution was too poor to capture anything useful? It’s tough to grasp how these tiny pieces of tec... ...View Post & Comment
This is new to me, Sherry is my mom I was told by detectives that the cameras in the area she was found was not working at the time but surrounding ones were working. He did bring up a car he saw on the camera but nothing solid he could use in court I will inquire again on this. ... ...View Post & Comment
I recently came across a documentary that discussed the case of Ashley and David from Barberton, and it made me think about how community support can make a difference after such tragedies. I can't stop wondering about the strength it must have taken for their father, John Kohler, to recover and face life without two of his children. It's noteworthy that the community came together so firmly, holding a candlelight vigil and offering support to the surviving family members. It warms my heart a li... ...View Post & Comment
Johnny died like 4 days later. Ashley and David’s mother is alive and is doing ok. The girlfriend of Johnny’s was the only survivor on that night. She is missing her eye. This was a revenge murder. The same guy (older one) just got out of prison after serving 16 yrs for the brutal rape of their great aunt. That guy knew what he was doing when he befriended Johnny. Sadly that couldn’t use this part in the trial but it should have been used. After those 2 killed everyone and was in jail thei... ...View Post & Comment
looks like his arraignment is scheduled for Sept 10th. Hopefully this isn’t drug out for years before Shawns family can get some answers. ... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone else been curious about the abandoned house where Craig Matthews was found? Why was it vacant in the first place? It seems like a strange spot for someone to end up unless they were specifically taken there. This makes me wonder if the location holds some significance to either Craig or the person responsible. Maybe there's something about that area we don't know yet. I have family in Vegas, and it's scary to think that places like this exist and can harbor such terrible events. Craig... ...View Post & Comment
This is very sad to hear. So sorry you\'ve gone through what you have. I remember this case. We\'ve lived in Vegas since 2007 and we used to live near that neighborhood before we thankfully moved to Henderson. ... ...View Post & Comment
You type of this information years because you were involved Craig has no daughters just two sons who he dearly cared for. You was jealous of his wife of 30 plus years you mentioned 300,000$ don’t have documents to support your assumptions? You’ve always been jealous of Craig for leaving Debra your mother. You felt entitled to his money and didn’t receive a dime. Your friends with Ms. Crane and her son was implicated in your so called Fathers death!!! You will get what god has in storage i... ...View Post & Comment
You need to ask Ms Crane what happened to Craig why was her son the last person seen with Craig leaving the casino asking for a ride home?? But yet your still have relations with them!! You’re blaming his wife because you were jealous and 20 years?? More like over like over 30 years. And yes she had a service for her husband you need to leave drugs alone. Just like how you put Craig and his family out of 13 la Madre way because you kept begging for money after rent was already paid. I know a l... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone else been following the case of Kamare K. Bailey? I just can't stop thinking about what his family must be going through. It’s hard to imagine the pain of losing someone so suddenly and so young. I’ve been trying to wrap my head around how Aryas Simpson, just a teenager himself, is now connected to this tragedy. It’s a chilling reminder of how quickly lives can change. While it’s a relief that a suspect has been identified, I can’t help but feel for both families involved. I... ...View Post & Comment
I went to high school with Kam, and I had dream about him last night. I found this page, and I can’t help but want to know why. Kam was kind and talented, and it sucks that there’s no explanation and all you read is gang related. ... ...View Post & Comment
Hi, I am so sorry for the loss of your friend, It appears that early investigations pointed to No Gang involvement. So you remember your friend as you did. And I was also able to find this on the page dedicated to Kamare\'s case : On May 21, 2023, after a thorough investigation, Atwater police identified 18-year-old Aryas Simpson of Atwater as a suspect in Bailey\'s death. Simpson was arrested by the Merced Police Department and booked into Merced County Jail on a warrant for murder.... ...View Post & Comment
The alleged shooter was Taylor Alex Knowles (US Marsal out of Idaho). Taylor was a long time friend of Shawns. I recently found out that Taylor was Indicted on 2 charges Murder and Manslaughter by a Grand Jury with bail set at 10k$ per charge. The crazy part is even thouhh this all went down in Throckmorton County it was transferred to Young County for the Grand Jury. This feels like a big coverup being he was a Federal LEO from Idaho. Taylor shot Shawn with his duty weapon after a night of heav... ...View Post & Comment
I agree, maybe Texas is different than what I am used to. He is scheduled for arraignment on sept 10th. https://recentlybooked.com/TX/Young/TAYLOR-NOLES~466_37168... ...View Post & Comment
I’m curious, how do you know he was a US Marshal? I was able to pull some information about him and records show he has multiple DUIs, doesn’t seem like he should be able to be a Fed LEO with a record like that. I know the family, and the story was Taylor was a Navy SEAL, but I’m not sure about that either.... ...View Post & Comment
Kv, So, interested in your take. From your perspective, does this scream of nepotism as much as it looks like from the outside? I don\'t believe I\'ve ever heard of a 10k bail for a murder suspect.... ...View Post & Comment
I dont know what to think honestly. From some of the rumors going around it sounds like Taylor has a short fuse and couple that with the way I hear he drinks makes me wonder if this was no accident. I just hope the truth is uncovered in the investigation and the family gets some closure of why and how their Husband/Father/Son is dead. I do believe that this has been very much swept under the rug so far because of his profession and how it would look to the U.S. Marshal Service. ... ...View Post & Comment
Thanks for the info. It’s hard to find any information on this case. It seems like Taylor told people multiple different stories about the incident, none of which make any sense. People who knew Taylor in high school and shortly after all say they’re not surprised that he did something like this. I find it shocking that someone is allowed to be a fed LEO or any level LEO with a record like his.... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone, I've been following Kevin Dwayne Lemonds' case, and something's been kind of gnawing at me. Does anyone else find it strange that his car was found at a roadside park with a note, but they didn't discover any other belongings of his nearby? I mean, typically when someone plans a trip to the store, they might have their wallet or phone with them, right? Was there any mention of these items being in the car or how they didn't become part of the investigation to track his movements? M... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone else noticed how the media coverage on Tyler Johnson’s murder seems to have dwindled over time? It’s frustrating how quickly these cases can fade from the public eye when justice hasn’t been served yet. Tyler’s story should be a constant reminder of the work left to be done to curb gun violence. His family and friends deserve answers and the community should be rallying behind them to keep the momentum going. I really hope the authorities have some strong leads, and that we ke... ...View Post & Comment
I\'m Tyler Johnson\'s Mother and I live with not knowing or having any information on my Son\'s case. Not knowing is a different kind of pain.... ...View Post & Comment
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