Elwyn Randall “Randy” White was a forty-year-old man from Barre City, Vermont, who simply vanished in the summer of 2001. Friends and family last saw him in mid-August. On or around August 21st, 2001, his roommate reported him missing to Barre City police. Randy, who stood five-foot-ten and weighed about 160 pounds with shoulder-length black … More Elwyn “Randy” White
On a warm Sunday afternoon in August 2001, a seemingly ordinary traffic stop along Interstate 85 in Jefferson, Georgia, turned into the discovery of a homicide. At approximately noon on August 19th, an officer with the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office pulled over a vehicle near mile marker 134. The driver asked to step into the … More Jackson County Jane Doe
On the evening of Saturday, July 7th, 2001, twenty-three-year-old Mithat Lleshi was fatally stabbed in Northampton, England, in what police described as a targeted group attack in a busy public area. The killing occurred on a walkway between the Grosvenor Centre shopping mall and the local bus station, a relatively central and populated spot in … More Mithat Lleshi
On June 7th, 2001, two men died violently in south London within hours of each other in incidents police quickly linked to the same gang fight. Twenty-three-year-old Donovan Williams was shot dead in a flat in Streatham, while thirty-five-year-old John Dickinson, also known as “Little-John” or “Short-man,” was found fatally stabbed in the grounds of … More Donovan Williams and John Dickinson
On May 11th, 2001, sixty-three-year-old Donald “Don” Banfield walked out of his family home at 146 Lockett Road in Harrow, north-west London, and vanished. A retired betting-shop manager who had spent decades working for William Hill, Banfield left behind a wife, six children, and a turbulent marriage. More than twenty-four years later, his body has … More Don Banfield
Chandra Ann Levy, a twenty-four-year-old intern at the Federal Bureau of Prisons in Washington, D.C., disappeared on May 1st, 2001. Her case became one of the most high-profile missing persons investigations in U.S. history, fueled by a rumored affair with a sitting congressman, intense media scrutiny, investigative missteps, and a later conviction that was ultimately … More Chandra Levy
On May 19th, 2001, in the early hours of the morning, thirty-four-year-old Stephen Lawlor was gunned down in cold blood as he left a party near his home in Netherley, Liverpool. The shooting, which took place in Rosewood Close, marked the beginning of a brutal “tit-for-tat” cycle of violence that would claim at least three … More Stephen Lawlor
On the night of April 21st, 2001, Lower Clapton Road in East London—already earning its grim nickname as “Murder Mile” due to a spate of gang-related shootings—became the scene of yet another tragic double homicide. Twenty-year-old Corey Wright and his nineteen-year-old friend Wayne Henry were gunned down in a hail of bullets shortly after leaving … More Corey Wright and Wayne Henry
On the evening of April 10th, 2001, fifty-four-year-old Marsha Carol Carson was found dead in the swimming pool at her home in Altus, Oklahoma. What initially appeared possibly accidental quickly became classified as a homicide, sparking a long-running investigation that remains unsolved more than two decades later. Marsha’s husband, Steven Kirk Carson (often referred to … More Marsha Carson
The brutal and seemingly motiveless murder of David Williamson in the quiet North Yorkshire village of Sutton-on-the-Forest on March 26th, 2001, shocked the close-knit rural community. The fifty-eight-year-old bachelor was attacked from behind as he walked home from a local pub, struck with a blunt instrument, and left unconscious in a lane just a few … More David Williamson
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