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Unsolved Homicide

Stacie Lee Ann Lutz Anderson found

April 13, 2011 By Alice

Stacie Lee Ann Lutz Anderson

“The lady in the Barrel” has been identified by DNA. Forensic scientists used DNA that was collected during the autopsy. The woman was killed in 1990. DNA from her sister was used to identify her as Stacie Lee Ann Lutz Anderson. “There were no dental records or X-ray files that anthropologists could consult to identify […]

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Filed Under: Forensics, Missing Persons, Unidentified Tagged With: Cruelty, DNA, Forensics, Identification, Missing Person, Stacie Lee Ann Lutz Anderson, Texas, Tracie De Ann Lutz, Unsolved Homicide

The 1974 cold case of Karen Caughlin

April 13, 2011 By Alice

Karen Caughlin

The 1974 murder of Karen Caughlin By Miriam Said with Alice de Sturler Introduction Sarnia, Canada: a quiet border city on the Canadian side of the Blue Water Bridge linking Sarnia’s neighbouring village of Point Edward to the city of Port Huron, Michigan in the United States of America. Here, thirty-seven year ago, Karen Caughlin […]

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Filed Under: Guest Writers, Unsolved Tagged With: Autopsy, Canada, Expert Testimony, Faulty Evidence, Forensics, Karen Caughlin, Michigan, Sarnia, Unsolved Homicide

Update Zeigler

April 11, 2011 By Alice

William Th. Zeigler with his wife Eunice Edwards-Zeigler

There is a string of news paper articles about the DNA hearing for William Thomas Zeigler that took place at 8am this morning in Orange County, Florida. Some are correct and others are not. According to ABC Action News, Private Investigator Lynn-Marie Carty of Reunite People says the evidence she has uncovered will point the […]

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Filed Under: Zeigler Tagged With: Capital Punishment, Evidence, Faulty Evidence, Florida, Forensics, Gun Fire, Prosecutorial Misconduct, Unsolved Homicide, William Thomas Zeigler, Wrongful Convictions

The Murder of Christine Prince

April 6, 2011 By Alice

Please welcome guest blogger M.L. Poncelet. After hearing about the 1982 Christine Prince case, she agreed to guest blog about it. Asked how she would describe herself: “I’m a cosy mystery writer living on the west coast of Canada in an area that is full of characters and inspiration for my stories.  I also enjoy being an […]

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Filed Under: Guest Writers, Unsolved Tagged With: Autopsy, Canada, Christine Prince, Crime Scene, Evidence, Forensics, Police, Toronto, Unsolved Homicide, Victim

Recap cclivechat March 25, 2011

March 25, 2011 By Alice

sum it up #cclivechat

A roller coaster CCLiveChat that went on for 90 minutes if we had not been called back to our daily duties! We started of with my request for help. There are cases were I could use help researching a cold case, post an introduction to the case, and then keep the case up to date. […]

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Filed Under: Unsolved Tagged With: Autopsy, Crime Scene, Evidence, Forensics, fromelles, Missing Person, Partial Finger Printing, Unsolved Homicide

Do you recognise this man?

March 18, 2011 By Alice

Lady Justice

On November 25, 2007, Jason Wei, restaurant owner and father of two young children, was murdered during a robbery at the Osaka Ya Sushi Restaurant at 815 West Naomi Avenue, Arcadia, CA. Despite efforts, there are few leads. I quote from the Arcadia Police Officer’s Association Info Blog: “The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted today […]

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Filed Under: Unsolved Tagged With: California, Identification, Jason Wei, Unsolved Homicide, Victim

The FBI on the 1965 murder of Rev. James Reeb

March 11, 2011 By Alice

Rev. James Reeb

The FBI’s Cold Case Initiative is investigating the 46-year-old case of James Reeb, a Massachusetts minister who was beaten to death in Alabama while doing civil rights work, a spokesman said Friday. The FBI launched an initiative in 2007 to investigate unsolved murders from the civil rights era. A spokesman with the agency, Chris Allen, said […]

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Filed Under: Unsolved Tagged With: Alabama, Civil Rights Cold Case Initiative, FBI, James Reeb, Unsolved Homicide

Update Trey Noah Trial

March 1, 2011 By Alice

Trey Noah

The trial in Trey Noah’s murder will most likely take place towards to end of the year. Other cases take precedence over his according to the Blanco News Online. “Harber has been released on $300,000 surety bond under nine conditions, including the conditions that he is not allowed to have contact with Noah’s family or […]

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Filed Under: Unsolved Tagged With: Autopsy, Ballistics, DNA, Evidence, Finger Printing, Missing Person, Texas, Trey Noah, Unsolved Homicide

Continuance in Trey Noah murder trial

February 23, 2011 By Alice

Trey Noah

District Judge Keith Williams granted a continuance in the murder trial of Trey Noah, Kendalia, Texas. “Shelby Moore, 19, and Brandon Harber, 20, were arrested and charged in connection with the crime and were expected in court this week to stand trial. Moore is being held in the Bandera County Jail. Harber posted a $300,000 […]

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Filed Under: Cold Case News, Forensics, Unsolved Tagged With: Autopsy, Ballistics, Crime Scene, Evidence, Expert Testimony, Forensics, Gun Fire, Identification, Investigations Division, Missing Person, Police, Texas, Unsolved Homicide, Victim

Trey Noah case finally going to court!

January 28, 2011 By Alice

Trey Noah

The murder case of Trey Noah (Kendalia, Texas) is finally moving closer to the court rooms. “A court date of February 15, at 9am, has been set for Shelby Moore and Brandon Harber, who are both charged with the first-degree felony murder of Trey Noah as well as tampering with physical evidence, a second-degree felony. A continuance […]

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Filed Under: Cold Case News, Unsolved Tagged With: Ballistics, DNA, Gun Fire, Missing Person, Texas, Trey Noah, Unsolved Homicide

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Since 2009, I write about unsolved cases that need renewed media attention. I only do research and leave active investigations to the authorities.

My posts cover homicides, missing and unidentified people, wrongful convictions, and forensics as related to unsolved cases.

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