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Sandra Robinson was tragically killed at her workplace on March 17th, 2010. The 32-year-old woman worked at Prepaid Superstore in Douglas, Georgia at the time of her murder. It’s believed that she was stabbed to death between 6:00 and 7:00 PM, during the store’s business hours.

Sandra is remembered as a kind person, a reliable worker, and a dedicated mother to her four children. Those children have had to grow up without their mother. Sandra’s entire circle of loved ones remains left without answers or justice. No arrests have ever been made for this murder.

The Prepaid Superstore where Sandra was killed is located in a decently busy area of Douglas. The store is in close proximity to PCC Probation, Walgreens, Flash Food and Rountree Park. Despite this potential for witnesses, investigators have seemingly not received any tips from a witness or anyone else that could lead to an arrest. There were reportedly no surveillance cameras at the store during the time of the murder.

Reports state that Sandra was found deceased by her boyfriend, who had come to pick her up from work that evening. The boyfriend subsequently called the police. It was soon determined that Sandra had been killed by multiple stab wounds.

Sandra’s boyfriend has never been publicly named. Investigators have declined to publicly label him - or anyone else - as a person of interest. Family members have indicated that they believe authorities know more about Sandra’s murder than they have disclosed, but they still have not been able to close the case.

The mystery of the Flannan Isles Lighthouse is one of the most enduring maritime mysteries in history. Located on the isolated Flannan Isles off the coast of Scotland, the lighthouse was manned by three keepers: James Ducat, Thomas Marshall, and Donald MacArthur. In December 1900, they all disappeared without a trace.

The story began when a relief vessel arrived on December 26 to replace the crew and bring supplies, but there was no sign of life. The lighthouse was eerily silent, the lamps unlit, and a meal left uneaten on the table. The logbook, which had last been updated on December 15, described fierce storms, but according to weather reports, there had been no such storms in the area. The final entry stated, "Sea calm. God is over all."

A search of the island revealed no clues other than a few disturbed ropes and damage to a landing platform. Some speculated that a giant wave had swept the men into the sea, but this explanation did not account for all the odd details, such as the missing oilskins of only two of the men, while the third remained without protective clothing, suggesting he may have rushed outside in a panic.