On June 30th, 2001, a body would be discovered in a remote house, and a host of baffling questions would arise shortly after the autopsy results came in. Forty-one-year-old Eric Tamiyasu lived in Hood River, Oregon, and had recently built a home next to the orchard business he owned on Binns Hill Road. It was … More Eric Tamiyasu
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
Just over a week into the new year of 1976, a series of murders of dark-haired young women would commence, most of them centered on the beach town of Pacifica, located about fifteen miles south of San Francisco. Because many of the known victims were found in the vicinity of Gypsy Hill Road, the murders … More The Gypsy Hill Killings, aka The San Mateo Slasher Case
September 24th, 1905 was a Sunday, and twenty-two-year-old bookkeeper Mary Money had received her week‘s wages on the previous day. The dairy that employed her, owned by a man named Mr. Bridge, was in Lavender Hill, Clapham, and it also served as Mary’s home, as it did for some of the dairy’s other employees, including … More Mary Money
Benny Evangelist was something of a polarizing figure in Detroit, Michigan, to say the least. Carpenter by day, cult leader by night, Benny had actually been born Benjamin Evangelista in Sicily before immigrating to the United States in the early years of the twentieth century. He and his wife Santina had four children—Angeline, eight; Margaret, … More The St. Aubin Street Massacre
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
September 11th, 2001, was, of course, a day that changed everything in the United States; a day that saw the callous slaughter of nearly three-thousand people by a group of terrorists; a day that caused unimagined upheaval to the culture at large, and whose after-effects still resonate right up until the present day. However, there … More Henryk Siwiak
Twenty-year-old Amanda Tusing, better known as Mandy to her family and friends, had a promising future ahead of her. She had just started working in a veterinarian’s office, and was hoping to one day become a vet herself. She had also recently become engaged to her boyfriend, Matt Ervin, and had already started consulting bridal … More Amanda Tusing
It was three days after Christmas, 1956. Two teenage sisters, Barbara and Patricia Grimes, who were fifteen and thirteen years old, respectively, left their home in the McKinley Park neighborhood of Chicago at around seven-thirty p.m. to head down to the Brighton Theater about a mile and a half away. Both girls were huge Elvis … More The Grimes Sisters
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
