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The crime scene, showing how the victim's bodies were found. In the early morning hours of August 9, 1976, the young man and woman were said to have been seen from a distance by a hermit. It was said they had been dropped off on Locklair Road, a secluded dirt road between I-95 and S.C. 341 (Lynches River Road). [11] [15] [16]
Last week's discovery of a vehicle linked to the 1976 disappearance of two Rockford area men has brought decades old speculation back to light. Theories swirling once again after vehicle found in ...
Body found half buried in Florida 43 years ago identified as Vietnam War vet, cops say Submerged car with human remains found, NC cops say. It could solve 41-year cold case
On April 7, 1976, Pervinkler's body was discovered; he had shot himself in the head. The firearm found next to Pervinkler's body matched a bullet casing discovered in the house from where Ferro was abducted. Her case was closed. Cynthia Rae "Cindy" Cadieux, 16, of Roseville, was found bludgeoned to death on January 16, 1976 in Bloomfield ...
The Flat-Tire murders were a series of unsolved murders in Broward and Dade (now Miami-Dade) County, Florida, occurring between February 1975 and January 1976.The name originated from the investigators' belief that, when the offender committed two of the murders, he had deflated the tires of the victims' cars.
Fishermen using sonar equipment located a vehicle at the bottom of an Illinois river that is connected to the 1976 disappearance of two men.
The engine room held five bodies. One was found in a bathroom doorway, and another was found in a storeroom. Fifty-seven bodies, and a portion of another, were found in submerged vehicles, as they were recovered from the river bottom between October 23 and October 27, 1976. One body was found in the river on May 22, 1977.
For 45 years, her body remained unidentified before being identified in September 2021 through DNA testing by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, Bode Technology, and Othram. [2] [3] Prior to her identification, she was known as "Woodlawn Jane Doe", in reference to the area of the county in which her body was found. [1]