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In 1964 the naked body of a murdered prostitute showed up on the banks of the Thames under the Hammersmith bridge. Two months later when an almost identical body showed up, police realized they might have a serial killer on their hands.
Some of Our Research:
Meet the victims
Some info on a suspect
From a Jack the Ripper tour
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For two years in the early 20th century, the black community of Atlanta was terrorized by a serial killer whose crimes eerily resembled those of Jack the Ripper. The killer was never caught.
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The absolute basics
A short version
A long form version
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In 1930, William Wallace found his wife beaten to death upon his return home from a wild goose chase. He was charged with the murder, as police found his alibi to be lacking at best. Wallace maintained his innocence and the court of criminal appeals agreed- clearing him of any guilt. The “real” murderer of Julia Wallace has never been caught.
Some of Our Research:
The full story
A theory for who did it
Many sources compiled
In 1991 Danny Casolaro supposedly committed suicide in his hotel room. He had been researching a cabal that he had started calling the Octopus. Did they knock him off or did he take his own life after realizing that he had been chasing smoke for over a year?
Some of Our Research:
The wiki is huge
An Inslaw primer
A lead followed
For generations people have been singing the tale of Frosty the Snowman- but who was he really? We investigate a few avenues that might turn this cold case into a damp spot.
Some of Our Research:
The sanitized Wiki
The famous song
Two Frostys take