The Mysterious Disappearance Of Suzy Lamplugh
It's hard to believe, given the technological advances of the last 30 years, but it's still, tragically, possible for someone to mysteriously disappear.
Read MoreIt's hard to believe, given the technological advances of the last 30 years, but it's still, tragically, possible for someone to mysteriously disappear.
Read MoreOn June 9, 1995, Colleen Nick decided she and her 6-year-old daughter, Morgan, needed a "girls' night out." At the end of the night, Morgan had disappeared.
Read MoreIn November, 2022, a more than four-decade-old cold case was solved using modern-day DNA technology. Here's how authorities identified Cheryl Thompson's killer.
Read MoreHere are a dozen of the most stubbornly unresolved cold cases that were finally put to bed in 2022.
Read MoreMarie Elizabeth "Marliz" Spannhake went missing from her apartment in the 1970s. Here is what happened to her apartment and what neighbors have to say about it.
Read MoreCold cases are also of special interest to news audiences and true crime enthusiasts. What does it really mean to have a case go cold, though?
Read MoreUnsolved mysteries hold a fascination with the public at large. Here's Japan's $300 million yen heist that remains unsolved after more than half a century.
Read MoreOn the afternoon of October 21, 1967, two boys fished at the Willamette River, hoping to catch something big enough to keep. Instead, they discovered a body.
Read MoreLeah Toby Roberts left her home in North Carolina on March 9, 2000, and was never seen again. Here is the unsolved disappearance of Leah Roberts explained.
Read MoreOver the past few decades, DNA has been a major boon to law enforcement when it comes to solving crimes, including some that are decades old.
Read MoreThe so-called "Package Killer" preyed on sex workers in St. Louis. Here's how DNA helped solve the 1990 serial killer cold case.
Read MoreCriminal investigations often turn on the smallest bits of evidence. Sometimes that means never, ever giving up on solving what seems unsolvable.
Read MoreIn the midst of a community tragedy touching every part of a small town in Oklahoma, a mystery emerged regarding identity and perhaps survival against all odds.
Read MoreA tainted crime scene, a revelation by a convicted murderer, and several strange excavations have still not yielded results for the Springfield Three case.
Read MoreThe heartbreak suffered by those left behind in a missing person case is difficult to fathom. Despite advances in forensic science, cases still go unresolved.
Read MoreThe Apple TV series, "Black Bird," has renewed interest in the unsolved disappearance of Tricia Reitler, an Indiana college student who went missing in 1993.
Read MoreIn 1967 13-year-old Alvar Larsson went missing and later turned up dead, but his disappearance and death are still a mystery. Here's what we know.
Read MoreAfter a night out,18-year-old Lee Cutler never arrived for his work shift and seemingly disappeared without a trace.
Read MoreIn 2016, talk show host and broadcast journalist Tamron Hall did something incredibly difficult: She opened up about the unsolved murder of her sister Renate.
Read MoreAs it turns out, the Boston Marathon bombing and the events that took place later might not have been the bombers' only murders.
Read MoreOn TV police procedurals, DNA testing seems like the magic bullet that solves everything. The fact is, it sometimes works that way in real life, too.
Read MoreThe world was shocked in 1963 when for the fourth time, a U.S. president was assassinated. Questions still remain about the death of John F. Kennedy.
Read MoreIt's bad enough when someone unexpectedly goes missing. It's made doubly tragic when those involved are just teenagers. Worse? When there's no closure.
Read MoreFor more than six decades, an unknown child was only known only by the monikers Jane Yavapai Doe and "Little Miss Nobody." Now, she has been identified.
Read MoreIn 1997 a 5-month-old baby was reported missing from her crib. Police have never solved the case of the mysterious disappearance of baby Sabrina Aisenberg.
Read MoreIn 2016, authorities gained access to new technology called Snapshot Phenotyping, which uses DNA to create composite sketches of a suspect.
Read MoreOn the night of October 10, 1933, the skies near Chesterton, Indiana lit up as a flaming, 10-seater plane crashed to Earth.
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