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Unsolved: The Disappearance of Hari Karasani
Healy, Alaska, December 31, 2025 a twenty-four-year-old PhD student from India, living in Houston, Texas, flew alone to Fairbanks ten days before the new year, took a Lyft to a remote lodge near Denali National Park, spent eight days there...
The Most Hated Woman in America: The Murder of Madalyn Murray O'Hair
Austin, Texas, 1995–2001 America’s most famous atheist, her son, and her granddaughter were kidnapped from their own offices by a man she had hired as a typesetter, held for thirty-five days while their money was converted into gold coins,...
Unsolved: The Murder of David Sloan and Sheryl Benham
Norman, Oklahoma, May 9–11, 1970 two University of Oklahoma students were shot more than twenty times each and locked in a car trunk. The prime suspect was a police officer hired without a background check. He resigned four days after the b...
The Murders of Jessica Runions and Kara Kopetsky
Cass County, Missouri, 2007 and 2016 a seventeen-year-old girl wrote about her abusive boyfriend in careful, measured handwriting four days before she disappeared. Nine years later he killed again. It took a mushroom hunter, a decade, two m...
The South Shore's Other Graveyard: The Long Island Serial Killings from Manorville to Gilgo Beach
Long Island, New York, 1993–2011 a Manhattan architect who came home to his family every night killed eight women across eighteen years, hid some of their remains in burlap on a barrier island and scattered others in the pine barrens thirty...
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