London, Ontario, lies in the southwestern portion of the province, a little over 100 miles from Toronto. It’s the definition of an average city, in regards to demographics, so much so that it’s often used as a test market for new products being introduced into Canada. But from approximately 1959 through 1984, London, Ontario saw … More Murder City: London, Ontario, Canada
The summer of 1971 would be notable for the first disappearance of a young girl near the twenty-five-acre area of south Texas bordered by League City and the Calder Oil Field. From 1971 all the way into the mid-2000s, this desolate stretch of land would serve as the final resting place for the murdered bodies … More The Texas Killing Fields
It was about quarter to eleven on the morning of Saturday, March 28th, 1987. Sixty-six-year-old Helen Fleet had bundled her two dogs, Bilbow and Cindy, into her blue Datsun and was driving out to Worlebury Woods near her home in Weston-super-Mare, in North Somerset, England, to take her beloved pets for a walk. She was … More Helen Fleet, Kate Bushell, Lyn Bryant
Before 1980 came to a close, a troubled young girl in Kalamazoo, Michigan would disappear without trace, and though her body would be found only a month into the new year, she would remain unidentified for decades, known only as Bossier Doe until authorities in 2015 finally matched her with her true identity: Carol Ann … More Carol Ann Cole: Bossier Doe
Thirty-two-year-old Dorothy Jane Scott was a quiet, deeply religious woman, a single mother who lived in Stanton, California with her aunt and her four-year-old son Shawn. Her ex-husband had moved to Missouri some time before, and to help support herself and her child, Dorothy had taken a job as a secretary for a pair of … More Dorothy Jane Scott
In the summer of 1980, the Dumois family was heading out for a vacation from their residence in Tampa to a rented cottage on Anna Maria Island, a beautiful seven-mile stretch of land off the west coast of Florida. Forty-seven-year-old Dr. Juan Dumois, a pediatrician, was accompanied by his wife Maria and the couple’s four … More The Kingfish Boat Ramp Murders
Early spring of 1987 would feature the heinous slaughter of a private investigator in England, a crime which still resonates throughout the United Kingdom due to its purported association with blatant police and media corruption. Thirty-seven-year-old Daniel Morgan, originally born in Singapore to Welsh parents, moved to London with his wife sometime in the late … More Daniel Morgan
Twenty-four-year-old barmaid Linda Cook lived in the seaside town of Portsmouth with her boyfriend and her boyfriend’s mother. At around eleven-thirty p.m. on the night of December 8th, 1986, Linda walked to a friend’s house on Sultan Road, a little more than a mile away from her own home on Victoria Road North. She spent … More The Cinderella Murder: Linda Cook
In the spring of 1984, the finding of a dead infant on an Irish beach would lead to a gross miscarriage of justice and a cultural sea-change in the country concerning women’s rights, a long-standing fight that still continues to the present day. It was April 14th, and a man jogging along White Strand beach … More The Kerry Babies Case
Toward the end of 1970, a remote valley in Norway would serve as the center point of a sinister crime in which both victim and killer are still unidentified, and tantalizing details suggest a possible connection to international espionage. On November 29th, a man and his two daughters were hiking near Mount Ulriken in Bergen, … More Three Murders Featuring Strange Codes
Crime Immemorial 