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Who stole April Nicole Williams?

January 13, 2018 By Alice

April Nicole Williams/collage AdS

Last night, my friend JL alerted me to a post about April Nicole Williams who went missing in 1983. Of course, I shared the story. So far April has not been found. We have a baby picture and an age-progressed image of what she might look like now as an adult. The better guess for […]

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Filed Under: Missing Persons, Unsolved Tagged With: April Nicole Williams, DNA, Kidnapping, Missing Person, Washington DC

Remembering Harry “Buddy” Browe, Jr

September 25, 2017 By Alice

Harry "Buddy" Browe, Jr

The family of  Harry “Buddy” Browe, Jr. contacted me. To be precise, Tina, the daughter of Louise who is Harry’s youngest sister, emailed me. She told me that the family has tried for years to get attention for this case. They contacted radio and TV shows but everyone told them that they already have enough […]

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Filed Under: Unsolved Tagged With: Case of the Month, Detroit, Harry Browe Jr, Kidnapping, Michigan, missing children

Mr. Heineken, Sir. It is over.

January 12, 2014 By Alice

Gert van Beek

Mr. Heineken, Sir. It is over. That is how I translate the title of Gert van Beek’s excellent book “Meneer Heineken, het is voorbij.” Much has been written about the Heineken & Doderer kidnapping. However, this is the first work written by a police officer. It shows the reader exactly how police found the kidnapped duo, […]

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Filed Under: Book Reviews Tagged With: Ab Doderer, Alfred Heineken, Amsterdam, Book Reviews, Gert van Beek, Kidnapping

New developments in the 1966 Danny Goldman case

March 30, 2013 By Alice

Danny Goldman then and with age progression

New developments in the 1966 case of Danny Goldman involve a connection to a known criminal and a link to Danny’s girlfriend. From CBS Miami: “Joe Cacciatore, Chicken Cacciatore, as he was known, was an accomplished thief and burglar closely aligned with mob boss Santo Trafficante Jr. A serious player, Chicken was known to be operating […]

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Filed Under: Cold Case News Tagged With: Danny Goldman, Florida, Kidnapping, Missing Person, NAMUS, Paul Novack

The 1966 Danny Goldman Case by Paul Novack

October 7, 2012 By Alice

Danny Goldman then and with age progression

This Guest Post is written by Paul Novack who concentrates on the 1966 Danny Goldman Case. He formed his own cold case squad to find Danny Goldman. Look closely at the age progression photograph and see if you can help find Danny. ___________________________________________ 1966 Miami Cold Case … help remember and solve Danny Goldman‘s case:   New evidence, […]

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Filed Under: Guest Bloggers, Missing Persons Tagged With: Daniel Goldman, Florida, Kidnapping, Missing Person, NAMUS, Paul Novack

Laura Henderson-Ibach: Who else was involved?

April 20, 2011 By Alice

leaning angel

Laura Henderson-Ibach, Part 3. Who else was involved in this case? by guest blogger Tiah ________________ Ruble’s reputation was sullied by all his actions and lies and he chose to leave Kodiak. He has refused to speak to anyone regarding this case ever since. I strongly suspect that Ruble was somehow involved in Laura’s disappearance […]

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Filed Under: Guest Bloggers, Missing Persons Tagged With: Alaska, Evidence, Forensics, Kidnapping, Laura Henderson-Ibach, Missing Person, Prosecutorial Misconduct

Laura Henderson-Ibach, A life lost and many lives destroyed

April 19, 2011 By Alice

leaning angel

Please welcome guest blogger Tiah who will be covering the cold case of Laura Henderson-Ibach. Unlike most guest bloggers on my site, Tiah is not involved in the legal world. Instead, she is an accountant, a far leap from the world of forensics and law! Tiah has assisted on appeal cases in the past; she was […]

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Filed Under: Guest Bloggers, Unsolved Tagged With: Alaska, DNA, Evidence, Expert Testimony, Forensics, Kidnapping, Laura Henderson-Ibach, Missing Person, Prosecutorial Misconduct, Wrongful Convictions

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