Stephen Lee Murphy was just 19 years old when he disappeared from Tulsa, Oklahoma, on May 2, 1976. He was last seen leaving after telling his uncle not to worry and that he would be okay. Then he vanished.... ...View Post & Comment
It is nice when I see missing persons that are still active and we keep them in the public view. Maybe it reminds the person that took them away and it weighs heavy on them. I really hope so. One thing I have seen in confessions is the weight that is lifted when they actually start telling the truth. Lies are poison. ... ...View Post & Comment
Hello, I see people asking about the timeline. Benjamin was questioned when she had first disappeared but wasn\'t arrested so they must not have had enough proof at the time. It is known that shortly after he murdered her at Paradise Valley Rd, he was seen in Lynden, WA so maybe having him placed there made it hard to prove at the time it was him? No one in his family ever suspected him as the murderer. For some background on Benjamin, he was born a drug baby. When he got older, he made a bad de... ...View Post & Comment
I agree, 12yrs is not enough for taking a life. I would think he is still a danger to society. People that have mental health issues as severe as that should not be out walking around.... ...View Post & Comment
If anybody has seen Partre could you please reach out he’s been missing since February 21st. His name is Partre Edmonds. He deals with mental health issues, If you know or have any information you can reach out to The Dallas Police Department or The Missing Persons Unit @ 214-671-4268 And Ask For Detective Gonzalez Your Help Is Greatly Appreciated.... ...View Post & Comment
I am just glad her family doesn\'t have to wonder what happened to her and have to keep searching. The outcome is the worst though. ... ...View Post & Comment
Hey everyone,I've been thinking a lot about Ronald Weinacht's case recently, and something that's been bothering me is the sheer number of unsolved murders in Omaha. It really puts into perspective just how complex and daunting the challenges are that our local law enforcement deals with daily. I truly feel for Ronald's family and all those who've had to live with such uncertainty for so long.It's easy to get frustrated with the lack of progress, but when you consider there are over 200 cases li... ...View Post & Comment
There was an eye witness but OPD never pressed her hard enough. It was his girlfriend at the time. She has since passed. She gave names of three alleged suspects but I think it was just one based on related research I\'ve been doing. ... ...View Post & Comment
Having this kind of violence happen in your family changes you. Sometimes more jaded, cynical and untrusting. You stare into the abyss of what people are actually capable of and it alters the way you think. ... ...View Post & Comment
I'm still trying to wrap my head around the events that claimed Gregory Derisso. From what I've gathered, this was a community gathering that sadly took a tragic turn. My thoughts go out to Gregory’s family and the others affected. It's super frustrating that there were no suspects identified, even though it sounds like law enforcement had been there earlier in the night. I can understand how unsettling it must be for both witnesses and the residents nearby. It’s a grim reminder of how quick... ...View Post & Comment
We are in MARCH and my brothers murder has now been deemed a cold case ! We have not heard anything from officers . They stopped answering our calls. ... ...View Post & Comment
I don\'t understand how that is even possible. 7 months and they just shelve the case? That is so surreal. I have no words that can possibly express how completely wrong this is. And to stop answering your calls. In the very least have a meeting, lay out what they do have and explain themselves. Cowards!... ...View Post & Comment
Hello everyone,I've been following the tragic case of Gregory Derisso, and I can't stop thinking about how the events of that night must have unfolded for those caught in the chaos. I've read that the party was dispersed earlier by police, which makes me wonder why people felt the need to return afterward. Was there something about the location or the event itself that drew everyone back?It's so sad to think about how Gregory was simply out in what should have been a night of fun and ended up be... ...View Post & Comment
I am Greg’s sister looking for answers and it’s nice to know that people are feelings empathy towards what happened to him . From what I gathered from his friends that night was that Gregory’s Tesla was blocked by party goers so he couldn’t leave when police first came . They were all taken out the building but police did not stay until people dispersed like they should have . Gregory stood outside with the group of people talking and laughing and had having a good time even told... ...View Post & Comment
