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Today's DW ship of the day is....
Bobette x Rodger !
Ship names; ColdCase, MissingChristmas, SnowyMystery, WinterMystery, ChristmasMystery, ChristmasCase, MissingGifts, SecretSanta
If anyone wants to submit propaganda before round eight starts, the ships that don’t have propaganda are:
Coldcase (Cleo/Drift)
Zombiewood (Cleo/Martyn)
Call For Justice: The Ongoing Search For Jennifer Catcheway Jennifer has been missing since June 19, 2008 - her 18th Birthday #missingperson #Unforgotten #unsolved #coldcase #sharethispost #truecrime #missing #repost #MMIMW #MMIP #MMIWAwareness #Indigenous #PortageLaPrairie #Manitoba #MB #Canada
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How I (possibly) solved a cold case on my summer vacation.
“I discovered a plausible myth, a trove of red herrings, and, finally, what appeared to be the truth.”
Who killed the Fudge King? For our sister publication The Atavist Magazine, Tom Donaghy investigated—and possibly solved—a decades-old cold case about the murder of Harry Anglemyer, the beloved owner of a fudge shop empire.
Read an excerpt, “True Crime, Jersey Shore Style,” on Longreads.
The summer of 1988 was hot. That's what we all remember. It was a summer of beaches, pools, and seeking out air conditioning. No one expected it to also be the summer of grief.
It started on July 3, at least for the public, when the remains of a woman were found along Route 140 northbound in Freetown, a then quiet highway that ended in New Bedford at the corner of a park and zoo. She was found by a passerby who stopped to relieve herself in the bushes. The remains were partially clothed and had no identification. She would remain unidentified for months.
By month's end, on July 30, another body was found, this time on Interstate 195 in nearby Dartmouth, a town to the west of New Bedford, by two men on motorcycles who stopped to relieve themselves in the brush. The woman had no identification. She would also remain unidentified for months.
It would take months, and the reported disappearance of more women, before the community realized a killer lurked in its midst. Eleven women went missing sometime between April or March and September of that year. Nine were found; two remain missing.
In July, we should remember the first two women who were found: Debra Medeiros and Nancy Paiva. We should remember their families, including those members who passed without knowing who was responsible. Remembering is important if whoever is responsible is ever to be identified.
Self-Defense or Murder? 😨
🕵️♂️ Chilling Menendez Case – Murder or Survival?
Was it a cold-blooded double murder… or a desperate act born from years of hidden trauma? The Menendez brothers shocked America—but the full story is more complex than headlines suggest. Watch the short story that will leave you questioning everything. 🤯
