Forty-year-old mother of two Jacqueline Palmer-Radford, described by neighbors as part of a somewhat secretive family, had separated amicably from her husband around 1990 after eighteen years of marriage. She continued living in the family home with her sons, aged seventeen and six, and was in the process of planning a move to a smaller … More Jacqueline Palmer-Radford
Thirty-five-year-old Laura Elena Morales lived on Doverwood Drive in Riverside, California with her husband and children. On July 23rd, 2000, her family had gone out for the day, leaving her in the house alone. When they returned at five p.m., they were horrified to find Laura dead of some undisclosed, homicidal trauma inside the home. … More Laura Morales
At around seven-forty-five p.m. on Sunday, December 9th, 1984, the Miller family returned to their home on Camden Place in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England. To their shock, they found twenty-four-year-old Peter Miller, son and brother, dead on the kitchen floor. He had been killed by a single stab wound to the chest. Family members noted … More Peter Miller
On Friday, January 19th, 1996, seventeen-year-old student Samuel Lottery was walking to his home in White Oaks, London, Ontario, Canada. Sadly, he would never make it there. His heartbroken family had no idea what had happened to him, but they were shocked and horrified by a letter they received in February of 1996, more than … More Samuel Lottery
Thirty-three-year-old Dr. Michael Meenaghan, nicknamed Spike by his friends, was originally from Glasgow, but had been living in Oxford for quite some time. He was, in fact, a lecturer and research scientist at the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology at Oxford University; molecular biology was his area of expertise. At about four-thirty p.m. on … More Dr. Michael Meenaghan
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
In the UK in the summer of 1946, the heartbreaking rape and murder of a schoolgirl in Wales would grab headlines under the chilling appellation of the Little Red Riding Hood Murder. It was June 27th, and twelve-year-old Muriel Joan Drinkwater rode the bus home from Penllergaer Grammar School, near Swansea, as she did every … More Muriel Drinkwater: The Little Red Riding Hood Murder
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