I’ve been trying to wrap my head around the case involving Hannah May Slaven. I read somewhere that the house was left unlocked and unsecured when the deputies arrived. It's just so unnerving to think about. How often do you hear about such things happening in what should be the safety of one's own home? My heart goes out to her friends and family during this terrible time. I just wonder what might have been going through the minds of the people involved, and what led to that moment at that lo... ...View Post & Comment
Hello , I’m her sister . She was on vacation with her boyfriend , when her friends or family haven’t heard from her in a day or 2 it raised suspicions and they called to get a welfare check on her , when cops arrived they were already deceased. Investigated that her boyfriend shot her with her own gun . No further updates . ... ...View Post & Comment
I was a ex bf of Stacey\'s we broke up about 6 months prior to his murder. The morning after the killing Cincinnati PD asked me to come down there (I lived in Dayton) for an interview. I\'ll never forget how passive aggressive and light weight hostile the cops were toward me and how dismissive they were about the murder. Because being gay in 1992 was not the same as being gay in 2026. The police had a suspect, the same person I believe killed Stacey IF he was killed by someone he knew, an ex of ... ...View Post & Comment
You are so kind to share this, and I’m so sorry for the loss you’ve carried all these years. Stacey sounds like he was deeply loved, and it matters that someone is still paying attention and fighting for answers.... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone, I’ve been following the tragic incident involving Hannah May Slaven and felt compelled to share some thoughts. I keep wondering about the unlocked house situation. Why was the house found that way? Could it have been left open intentionally? It feels strange and raises so many questions about the events leading up to this tragic moment. Thinking about her family having to process all this is incredibly tough. Losing someone so unexpectedly and under such unclear circumstances mus... ...View Post & Comment
Hello , I’m her sister . She was on vacation with her boyfriend , when her friends or family haven’t heard from her in a day or 2 it raised suspicions and they called to get a welfare check on her , when cops arrived they were already deceased. Investigated that her boyfriend shot her with her own gun . No further updates .... ...View Post & Comment
I've been following Jayla Elaine Gill's case, and one thing that keeps coming up for me is the role of support systems in these tragic situations. It's incredibly tough to wrap my head around how her relationship seemed healthy to those around them, yet ended in such devastation. I keep thinking about how her friends and family must be feeling, wondering if there were any signs they might have missed or what more they could have done to prevent this tragedy.As a community, it's important for us ... ...View Post & Comment
He didn\'t kill her. The case was reopened as a triple homicide. So no, there weren\'t any signs that we missed. We knew from the start there was no way he could have done this. ... ...View Post & Comment
HB, thanks so much for commenting on this case. We have not been able to verify that this case was reopened. Do you have any information that you can link to us or if you have documentation, please don\'t share that publicly but you can send a copy to us via our Support Ticket System HERE Thanks again!... ...View Post & Comment
It was taken over by the feds. Her family announced it at her memorial ride they do annually the year before last. I don’t think there is any documentation other than what the family has shared. ... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone, I wanted to bring up something that’s been bugging me about Emily Richards' case. Has anyone else noticed how odd it is that she wasn't reported missing until 2015? That's over 50 years! I came across a few articles and threads suggesting family members were scared to come forward because of Bruce’s connections to organized crime.I'm curious if anyone else has looked into the timing of Bruce’s arrest in ‘65 and Emily's supposed marriage to him under her real name in ‘66. ... ...View Post & Comment
My father, her first cousin, was just a child when she went missing and family had always told him they just assumed she was dead because of her boyfriend during that time. Her family never reported her missing. There were some post card communications just prior to the FBI case, and some rumored communications after but none that have a year attached to them. By the time I started looking into this, doing all of the criminal research (2008), most of her family were deceased. Most of the info... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone,I've been reading through the threads, and I can't stop thinking about the fact that Stacey Jordan was just 25 when his life was brutally taken. It’s chilling to think how many milestones he might’ve missed. I grew up not far from Cincinnati, and I remember how this case was talked about back in the day. It's unsettling imagining someone who lived nearby might hold the key to solving this. There were gossips around Wold Avenue back then about potential witnesses who were afraid ... ...View Post & Comment
I was a ex bf of Stacey\'s we broke up about 6 months prior to his murder. The morning after the killing Cincinnati PD asked me to come down there (I lived in Dayton) for an interview. I\'ll never forget how passive aggressive and light weight hostile the cops were toward me and how dismissive they were about the murder. Because being gay in 1992 was not the same as being gay in 2026. The police had a suspect, the same person I believe killed Stacey IF he was killed by someone he knew, an ex of ... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone, I recently stumbled across the case of Emily Roberta Richards, and something that caught my attention was her brief marriage to Bruce Richards. What's odd is that there doesn't seem to be any record of their divorce. If Bruce had ties to organized crime, could Emily have been pressured into going off the grid for her own safety, or perhaps theirs was a marriage of convenience? It seems strange that no one, not even her family, heard from her in any way after that. What do you all t... ...View Post & Comment
I cannot find a single record anywhere of a divorce for them. Bruce Richards also changed his name to John R O\'brien in Illinois in 1965, before their marriage, and then he actually married someone else later using the JRO name. They eventually had their marriage annulled because she found out he was using an alias! But they also remained together until he passed in 2009. I was just shy of a few month of both of them passing to be able to contact either of them. But ive chatted with family... ...View Post & Comment
