The Unsolved Murder of Adam Walsh: America's Missing Child
Arthur Jay HarrisA True Crime documentary serial on Substack: Was the Adam Walsh murder case solved completely wrong?
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Link to Episode 37: A plane crash in the snowy Rockies three months after Adam disappeared — and the man who identified most of the bodies at the morgue was the same man who John Walsh had sent to the Vero Beach morgue to see if he could id...
The Unsolved Murder of Adam Walsh - 37
Link to Episode 36: Somehow, the Shroud of Turin gets dragged into the Adam Walsh case
The Unsolved Murder of Adam Walsh - 36
Link to Episode 35: Exactly two weeks before 6-year-old Adam disappeared from Sears in Hollywood Mall, a man tried to grab a 10-year-old from a Sears in North Palm Beach, about 50 miles away. Hollywood Police dismissed him and the other wit...
The Unsolved Murder of Adam Walsh - 35
Link to Episode 34: In the remainder of the Hollywood Police file, made public in 2008, there were four more witnesses who apparently saw Jeffrey Dahmer at Hollywood Mall that day in 1981. Neither the police nor the State Attorney’s Office ...
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Did I know I would spend 30 years reporting just this one story? (I reported and wrote other True Crime books in that time, too.) But the Walsh story kept going places I couldn't have anticipated. That's what a good story does. You'll see.
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