I've been following Kelly Diane Sims' case for a while now, and something that's always puzzled me is the timeline of her walking to the Rendezvous Tavern. It's such a short distance, just two blocks, yet she vanished without a trace. Did anyone see her on those streets that day, even just for a moment? I know it was the '90s and surveillance wasn't like today, but it's hard to believe nobody noticed anything unusual, especially in a small place like Kelso. It makes you wonder if someone was spe... ...View Post & Comment
I�ve been following Treyvon Jackson�s case since the news first broke, and while it�s been incredibly upsetting to learn about what happened, I�ve been thinking a lot about the impact of changing narratives. Initially, everything pointed towards an electric-bike purchase gone horribly wrong, but as details emerged, the focus shifted towards it being a marijuana robbery. It�s terrifying how quickly situations can escalate, and tragic incidents like this remind us of how dangerous misinformation o... ...View Post & Comment
John Mancuso is accused of killing Treyvon Jackson on July 22. Unfortunately the murderer was released and charges were dropped. Justice isn�t being sought for Treyvon. John Mancuso is back home with his family enjoying the holidays after killing and robbing Treyvon. ... ...View Post & Comment
I can't stop thinking about the last moments of Quinton's life at the Sunset Villa apartment complex. It's so chilling to imagine such a vibrant person's life ending so abruptly in a place that's supposed to be a community's home. I drove by there recently, and it just felt eerie knowing what happened in that parking lot. I hope the residents there are cooperating with the police because sometimes someone might notice things they don't realize are important. My heart goes out to Quinton's family... ...View Post & Comment
Thank you so much this is still painful to know I can\'t talk to my little brother. It\'s a painful reality when community loyalty clashes with the need for justice and healing within families. The "no snitching" culture, while rooted in protecting communities, can inadvertently perpetuate cycles of violence and silence that cause immense pain. Speaking out is crucial to reclaiming our communities and ensuring the safety and well-being of our children.... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone heard more about Thomas' financial situation? It seems really strange to me that his finances were left completely untouched after his disappearance. If he was planning to move to Mexico, wouldn�t he at least need some of his money for travel expenses? It seems like he had something planned, yet didn't use any funds to follow through. Could it be that something happened during his train journey that prevented him from accessing his accounts? This whole situation has me puzzled. Would ... ...View Post & Comment
This guy was my step father. I\'m not sure what I can say here without getting kicked off the website. But he was not coherent enough to make "plans." He was a long term drug addict with a record of it. His money was from welfare. My theory is he was kicked off the train at some point for being disruptive and probably perished in a ditch somewhere. ... ...View Post & Comment
Did anyone else follow the details about how meticulously planned this murder was? It's just chilling to think about. I�ve been reflecting on how technology played a role in their preparation. The way the Strouths used internet searches to try to evade capture is absolutely baffling. It�s hard to comprehend the cold, calculated mindset they had. My thoughts are with Michael Heatherly�s family as they relive this ordeal through the legal process. I can�t imagine how daunting it must be for them w... ...View Post & Comment
Does anyone else find it interesting how quickly the jury reached their verdict in the trial of Dimas Gonzales? Only an hour and a half of deliberation before they found him guilty of Bernard Canady's murder. I mean, that seems pretty decisive for such a serious case, right? It makes me wonder what kind of evidence was presented that led them to such a swift conclusion. I really hope it means they had solid, undeniable proof. Bernard's family deserves that level of certainty after such a sensele... ...View Post & Comment
As a character witness for my Dad, I wasn\'t able to hear/see any of the evidence. I wasn\'t able to sit in during the trial. The verdict, at the time felt, relieving, I guess? I\'m grateful to the prosecution team, the jurors, and even the defense attorney, for making sure it was a fair trial. I do understand that there was never truly a question on who did it, but why he did it. Yet, now, I feel as though I never truly wanted the Gonzalez family to feel the same pain as we did, the same loss. ... ...View Post & Comment
I landed here while researching Amy Sher\'s case. She was last seen at her job in Burlington and lived in Billerica, the next town over. It is clear she never was in Cambridge as the official reports suggest. We also know police took the husband\'s word for it, that she just left her son and took off. Why is it that once you become a paid member to this site, you don\'t get the information you paid to see on this database? With cases this old, it\'s really difficult to be able to separate facts ... ...View Post & Comment
I've been following Suliasi Pakileata's case, and it just doesn't sit right with me. From what his girlfriend said, everything happened in an instant. I can't imagine the shock and horror she must have felt, seeing him on the ground like that. It makes me wonder about the surveillance footage from Shima's Supermarket�what does it reveal?With the police saying it's not a random act, I can't help but think about who would do this and why. It's chilling to imagine that someone might have targeted h... ...View Post & Comment
I know his girl friend suli was my friend personally her story changed when she told It to us I personally feel like she was involved in it ... ...View Post & Comment
I can\'t stop thinking about the community\'s response to Robert Abdelkader III\'s tragic death. It\'s incredibly disheartening to see that, despite so many witnesses at the party, there\'s still a lack of actionable leads. I get that fear or mistrust can make people hesitate, especially given the circumstances, but holding back information might mean justice is further delayed for Robert and his loved ones.... ...View Post & Comment
I'm trying to piece together why anyone else got involved after Randy was already down. It's beyond me how Linda Hernandez could feel justified in attacking him with a pipe while he lay there wounded and helpless. My heart goes out to Randy's family, who are undoubtedly facing endless questions and hurt. It just makes no sense to see such violence, especially when someone has no chance to defend themselves. I really hope investigators dig deep into the relationship between all involved�were ther... ...View Post & Comment
Linda Hernandez was acquitted because the video showed she did not shoot or attack the deceased with a pipe. It was not a pipe, and he was not attacked.... ...View Post & Comment
I think people just want to have someone to blame. Then you deal with the \'confirmation bias\'. I don\'t envy investigators doing that job trying to figure out what happened but when they get it wrong it can destroy lives. It isn\'t fair but I get it. Someone died. Crazy they prosocuted Linda. Waste of taxpayer money. ... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone,I've been following the case of Miranda Molinar, and while it's incredibly sad to see such a vibrant life lost so young, I've been thinking a lot about the gun involved in this tragic incident. How does a minor even get access to a firearm? It raises so many questions about gun access in this community, especially considering the age of the people involved. Was it from a family member or stolen? Are there any existing regulations in Los Lunas that address minors and firearms?It's mo... ...View Post & Comment
The Murder Israel Treadwell was trialed as an adult the firearm came from his parents, After he shot Miranda his sister went to get their parents who was sleeping and the parents went to try help hide the weapon and clean up Israel when police and paramedics came Miranda was still alive after 30 minutes even though Israel didn�t flee no one of his friends or family�s of his or her friends didn�t stayed to help aid her, It�s been 8 years and the Treadwill family has moved away and Israel is still... ...View Post & Comment
What a horrible story. Thank you for letting us know what happened. This is so senseless. I can\'t even imagine what Isreal was thinking when he did that. I just don\'t get how this is possible. What sentence did he get for it?... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone else been following the Jacob case out of Oklahoma City? I recently came across a detail that keeps sticking with me. Apparently, Jacob was last spotted at a gas station on June 23, 2025, around 8:00 PM. He seemed agitated, according to the workers. What's odd to me is that someone who reportedly saw him at the station said he was pacing back and forth near the payphone. Do people even use payphones anymore? It makes me wonder if he was trying to reach out to someone without leaving a... ...View Post & Comment
Interesting that her case is still active in NAMUS You might ask the detective to contact them for removal. Usually Namus is very slow about adding cases but relatively quick to remove them upon request.... ...View Post & Comment
I�m not surprised as she was only found yesterday and they needed time to connect available DNA before they found our family and called us today. She has severe amnesia or similar, and did not know who she was so was unable to tell anyone who to call. It�s a miracle she made it to a care facility, it seems someone may have dropped her off but again we are still processing everything.... ...View Post & Comment
Wow! That\'s incredible. I\'m glad you guys found her. Sorry to hear about her memory issues but at least maybe now you can set up a visit!... ...View Post & Comment
Trying to understand the point here. Is the crime not solved? Like are you all here bc this is a cold case? Or what�s the goal of having this type of crime here on a forum that was pretty much solved from the beginning?... ...View Post & Comment
Totally get what you�re saying. The case itself isn�t unsolved, but we�re here to look deeper than just the verdict � what led up to it, how it unfolded, and what we can learn from it. Sometimes �solved� cases still have layers worth discussing, especially when the events were caught on camera or reveal something about human behavior or justice. The understanding of how we can prevent these kinds of thing from happening in the first place and also, not silencing the victim, heartache and horror ... ...View Post & Comment
It�s crazy to see this here. She was my mother. He was on a monitor device, but he got the OK to work, he was supposed to be going to work that morning. So it did not have GPS, apparently gps monitors weren�t a thing just yet. But he was allowed out of the house for the amount of hours he worked. So that morning instead of going to work, he came to my mom�s apartment. Also, he didn�t wait for us to leave. My sister screamed ran out once he broke the door down because she was sleeping on the couc... ...View Post & Comment
I can�t begin to imagine the pain and strength it takes to share something so deeply personal and heartbreaking. Thank you for trusting us with your mother�s story and your own. What you, your sister, and your daughter endured is unimaginable, and your words remind us just how real and devastating the failures in the system can be.... ...View Post & Comment
I've been following the case of Randy Knox and something that's been gnawing at me is the involvement of Linda Hernandez. It's so unsettling to think about someone who sees another person suffering and instead of helping, they choose to add to the violence. It makes you think about the kind of people some of us share this world with. My heart really goes out to Randy's family and friends. They must be making sense of a world without someone they deeply care about, and now they also have to grapp... ...View Post & Comment
Hernandez was acquitted because the evidence showed she did not attack the deceased. Video evidence showed her running out of the house yelling �wtf? What happened� was afraid, did not know if the deceased was armed and touched him with a stick confirming he was not moving. Crazy how people jump to demonizing someone who didn�t even commit the crime and has not been found guilty. This kind of judgement and behavior can be so harmful for those involved. You don�t know this woman, or the impact of... ...View Post & Comment
Does anyone else feel like there's been too little information released about what happened in Miguel's case? It's been a while, and I can't imagine the pain his family must be going through without any closure. From what I've gathered, Miguel sounded like such a bright kid with a big heart. I mean, how could something like this happen? I hope the police release more details soon or that someone who knows something comes forward. It's frustrating to see cases like this stall when you know a fami... ...View Post & Comment
The police haven\'t really said anything since last November. It\'s so upsetting, I\'m sure someone knows. The initial report literally said all parties were "accounted for" but it\'s complete radio silence. ... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone,I've been following the case of David Fierro and something that's been on my mind is the dynamic between his past and what ultimately happened. I can't help but wonder how his history with the justice system may have affected the investigation into his murder. There's no doubt that his past legal issues are a significant part of his story, but it's crucial that we remember David was a person beyond his record. He had family and friends who are surely grieving this terrible loss. It'... ...View Post & Comment
Does anyone else feel like Tyler Lee's case might have witnessed numerous missed opportunities early on in the investigation? I was reading up on some old police files, and it seems like there was a broken car window at the scene, which should have led to more immediate forensic collection and an appeal for witnesses. It's been over a decade now, and I'm really hoping that someone, maybe someone who saw something that night, comes forward to help piece this together. I can't imagine the pain his... ...View Post & Comment
Thank you so much. I am Tyler\'s "chosen sister", and I\'m trying to step up to advocate for him. I\'m compiling everything I know, but this is the first I\'ve heard about the car window. Could you send me everything you have? I\'m dealing guidance on how to proceed, and I\'m happy to share anything I have. I know that lack of evidence is not the issue...... ...View Post & Comment
Thank you so much. I am Tyler\'s "chosen sister", and I\'m trying to step up to advocate for him. I\'m compiling everything I know, but this is the first I\'ve heard about the car window. Could you send me everything you have? I\'m dealing guidance on how to proceed, and I\'m happy to share anything I have. I know that lack of evidence is not the issue...... ...View Post & Comment
I came across the case of Lorraine Evelyn Brown Schultz while diving into some old newspapers, and her story really struck me. It�s tragic not only because she died so young but also because there seems to be almost nothing out there about what actually happened to her. Lorraine was just five days away from celebrating her 26th birthday�imagine that. Given how little information is available online, I wonder if anyone has tried reaching out to local historical societies in Alexandria or even des... ...View Post & Comment
I am Lorraine�s granddaughter. My mother was two when she was murdered and my uncle was only eight. So there wasn�t much need for closure. ... ...View Post & Comment
Thank you for sharing this, and I�m so sorry for what your family has endured. Losing Lorraine in that way reverberates across generations. We honor your mother�s and uncle�s experiences, and we�ll respect your boundaries. If you ever feel comfortable sharing what you�ve uncovered, we�ll listen with care and handle it thoughtfully�if not, please know your voice is heard and respected. Wishing you and your family peace.... ...View Post & Comment
Having just spoken to the GBI agent in charge of this investigation to ensure there had been no developments I was unaware of, I can say that this was an extremely complicated case. On its face it initially appeared to involve foul play, but every lead was exhausted over many months and across several states. ... ...View Post & Comment
Thank you for your clarification. You have such an important and meaningful job. Thank you so much for what you do. I know it must sometimes be really hard. Not a job I think I would be able to handle. It takes a really special person to do it. ... ...View Post & Comment
I�ve recently come across the case of Harold Harper Edwards, who was tragically killed in December 2015. As someone familiar with Baltimore, I'm deeply concerned about how many tragic losses like Harold's seem to fall through the cracks, leaving families in perpetual uncertainty. What stands out to me is the lack of detailed public information on his homicide. It�s truly disturbing that a case involving the loss of a life can remain so opaque, especially in a city grappling with constant violenc... ...View Post & Comment
If anyone knows anything please let us know we need answers and justice I miss my dad everyday we desperately need to get his killer off the streets ... ...View Post & Comment
I always find it so curious when cases like Edna Belle Dunlap Brown's just fade into obscurity. Given the time period, it makes me wonder about the social dynamics and forensic capabilities back then. Although her death wasn't officially linked to any criminal activity, it's unsettling to think about the potential lack of resources or attention her case might have gotten. The fact that Edna�s story isn't even part of the cold case files just adds another layer of mystery. It's as if she slipped ... ...View Post & Comment
Edna is my great grandmother. She was murdered along with my grandmother. It�s not a cold case because they know who killed them as he was killed the same day.... ...View Post & Comment
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