
Unsolved Ohio is an investigative publication covering cold cases, missing women, and unsolved murders across Ohio. Investigators Beth Donahue and Jimmy Steward pursue cases that law enforcement has left behind.
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Michelle Lynn Hall-Rice, last seen September 7, 2009 in Springfield, Ohio. She was 37. The Ohio Attorney General's Bureau of Criminal Investigation still lists her as missing; the tip line is 937-324-7680.
We begin every case story with th...
By February 2003 Michelle Rice had lost her last three children, her marriage and her tenth address in four years. She was 31 years old.
What the record picks up next is a man who had been in Springfield the whole time, leaving his own pap...
In the twenty-six days between the twelfth of August and the seventh of September 1998, two houses burned in Springfield, Ohio. The first took Michelle Hall’s three-year-old daughter. The second took a woman named Darlene Rice, whose family...
In the spring of 1996, Michelle Hall was 24 years old. The divorce had been final since July. The name Meredith was gone, and the man who came with it was gone too, and she had moved what was left of the household to 537 Linden Avenue — her...
We begin every case story with the cold sterile facts of actuarial science and statistics. The story of Michelle Hall-Rice and her possible fate begins here.
“Suspect Relationship Probabilities,” according to crime data from the Bureau o...
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I have thirty years of criminal justice experience as a fierce advocate for women's protection and I consider myself the foremost expert on identifying and defining Serial Domestic Violence Offenders in America.
A career dedicated to the intersection of data and justice. With over 35 years of experience across law enforcement, military, and academia, I specialize in bringing advanced analytical techniques to America’s most difficult cases.
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