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These siblings are convinced their former teacher was the Zodiac Killer. Here's why

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Irving police reopen 36-year-old cold case of murdered pregnant woman in Texas. Patricia was pregnant with a baby girl when she was robbed and stabbed to death in 1988. The killer left their DNA and now the case is heating up.

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Cold case cracked: DNA ties Missouri man to 24-year-old Tampa sexual assault. 59-year-old Walter Leon Rutherford was taken into custody on October 28 and has been charged of two counts of sexual battery. The victim was offered a ride by him where he then committed his crimes.

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Hi everyone. I’m with Locate International, a charity focused on identifying missing and unidentified persons in the UK. I wanted to bring you new developments in the tragic case of Wembley Point Woman, who fell from Wembley Point, London, on 29th October 2004. Even now, her identity remains unknown, but we’ve uncovered critical updates we’re sharing publicly to help drive awareness.

Case Background

When found, Wembley Point Woman had only a few items on her—a bus pass from Seven Sisters, £5.20 in cash, and a Guardian newspaper dated that same day. She reportedly moved through Wembley Point confidently, suggesting she might have been familiar with the building or worked there.

Recent Updates

Here’s what we now know but have yet to confirm fully:

	•	Distress Over Boyfriend’s Health: A witness reported she seemed visibly upset over her boyfriend’s health on the day she died. This significant detail suggests a relationship where someone close to her may still have the key to her identity.
	•	Symbolic Cowrie Shell Ring: She wore a cowrie shell ring, often associated with fertility or maternal desires, possibly hinting at a personal struggle.
	•	Building Familiarity: Her confidence within Wembley Point suggests she may have been employed there, possibly as a cleaner or contractor.
	•	Bus Pass Origin: The 7-day pass, likely for regular travel, was purchased early on the day of her death from a newsagent at 223 Seven Sisters Road.
	•	Arts and Community Links: Several tips link her to the Chestnuts Arts & Community Centre near Seven Sisters, possibly connected to a West African asylum seeker support group.

The Questions We’re Now Asking

We believe these new details may prompt further information. Here’s what we’re looking to answer:

	1.	Can anyone identify her boyfriend or connect her to the Seven Sisters area?
	2.	Has anyone seen a woman matching her description at Chestnuts Arts & Community Centre or similar hubs?
	3.	Did local businesses near Seven Sisters have ties to West African communities in 2004?
	4.	Could she have worked at Wembley Point in a lesser-seen role, such as security, cleaning, or contracting?
	5.	Has anyone supplied art materials that match the painting she left behind?
	6.	Does anyone recognise her distinctive cowrie shell ring in West African cultural contexts?
	7.	Could she have been involved in art therapy or art-related classes in Seven Sisters?
	8.	Were refugee/asylum seeker groups active in the area during the early 2000s? If so, can anyone connect us with any?
	9.	Does her story sound familiar to anyone in community outreach, hospitals, or social services?
	10.	Could anyone in hospitality or event services have had links with her?

We’d love to hear your thoughts and insights on this case. Each tip could bring us closer to finding Wembley Point Woman’s identity.

<div class="md"><p>Hi everyone. I’m with Locate International, a charity focused on identifying missing and unidentified persons in the UK. I wanted to bring you new developments in the tragic case of Wembley Point Woman, who fell from Wembley Point, London, on 29th October 2004. Even now, her identity remains unknown, but we’ve uncovered critical updates we’re sharing publicly to help drive awareness.</p>

<p>Case Background</p>

<p>When found, Wembley Point Woman had only a few items on her—a bus pass from Seven Sisters, £5.20 in cash, and a Guardian newspaper dated that same day. She reportedly moved through Wembley Point confidently, suggesting she might have been familiar with the building or worked there.</p>

<p>Recent Updates</p>

<p>Here’s what we now know but have yet to confirm fully:</p>

<pre><code>• Distress Over Boyfriend’s Health: A witness reported she seemed visibly upset over her boyfriend’s health on the day she died. This significant detail suggests a relationship where someone close to her may still have the key to her identity.
• Symbolic Cowrie Shell Ring: She wore a cowrie shell ring, often associated with fertility or maternal desires, possibly hinting at a personal struggle.
• Building Familiarity: Her confidence within Wembley Point suggests she may have been employed there, possibly as a cleaner or contractor.
• Bus Pass Origin: The 7-day pass, likely for regular travel, was purchased early on the day of her death from a newsagent at 223 Seven Sisters Road.
• Arts and Community Links: Several tips link her to the Chestnuts Arts &amp; Community Centre near Seven Sisters, possibly connected to a West African asylum seeker support group.
</code></pre>

<p>The Questions We’re Now Asking</p>

<p>We believe these new details may prompt further information. Here’s what we’re looking to answer:</p>

<pre><code>1.  Can anyone identify her boyfriend or connect her to the Seven Sisters area?
2.  Has anyone seen a woman matching her description at Chestnuts Arts &amp; Community Centre or similar hubs?
3.  Did local businesses near Seven Sisters have ties to West African communities in 2004?
4.  Could she have worked at Wembley Point in a lesser-seen role, such as security, cleaning, or contracting?
5.  Has anyone supplied art materials that match the painting she left behind?
6.  Does anyone recognise her distinctive cowrie shell ring in West African cultural contexts?
7.  Could she have been involved in art therapy or art-related classes in Seven Sisters?
8.  Were refugee/asylum seeker groups active in the area during the early 2000s? If so, can anyone connect us with any?
9.  Does her story sound familiar to anyone in community outreach, hospitals, or social services?
10. Could anyone in hospitality or event services have had links with her?
</code></pre>

<p>We’d love to hear your thoughts and insights on this case. Each tip could bring us closer to finding Wembley Point Woman’s identity.</p>
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New Updates on the Unidentified Case of Wembley Point Woman

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What is your hypothesis regarding Jennifer Fairgate's death? Could it be assumed that she was killed? Above all, how can her identity remain undisclosed? Why is no one stepping up to speak about her, particularly those who were close to her?

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I thought Obsession: Dark Desired, and the Netflix series “im a killer” and “im a stalker” were done very well. What else should I check out? 


<div class="md"><p>I thought Obsession: Dark Desired, and the Netflix series “im a killer” and “im a stalker” were done very well. What else should I check out? </p>
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Alternative Docuseries?

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Where is Jenifer Dulos? New Canaan mother of 5 went missing in 2019. Not long after being charged with her murder, Fotis Dulos kills himself, leaving his accomplice to stand trail for a murder he committed. Michelle Troconis has been found guilty of Conspiracy to commit murder.

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This is the Zodiac Documentary on Netflix

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After 45 years, Kane County Jane Doe (1978) is Identified. Her name was Esther Ann Granger Peck, who died on May 29, 1866, at age 17. This is absolutely incredible considering she was born an astounding 175 years ago! This must be the record for the oldest cold case identification as far as I know.

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Trying to get into the older episodes of Unsolved Mysteries. 
What are the best/most intriguing/play on your mind episodes? 
We're watching on Youtube so ideally ones that are on there


<div class="md"><p>Trying to get into the older episodes of Unsolved Mysteries. 
What are the best/most intriguing/play on your mind episodes? 
We&#39;re watching on Youtube so ideally ones that are on there</p>
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Human skeletal remains found near Bowling Green, KY, in 1984 ID'd as Patricia Armentrout. Her death is under investigation.

Arthur Lavery ID'd as killer of 27 y/o Melonie White, who was found strangled near a recreation area in Las Vegas, NV, in 1994. Lavery died from COVID in 2021.

In August 1996, during the filming of Titanic in Nova Scotia, a bizarre incident unfolded when the cast and crew were unknowingly served lobster chowder laced with the hallucinogenic drug PCP (phencyclidine), also known as Angel Dust. This unexpected event affected around 80 members of the crew, including director James Cameron and actor Bill Paxton, who had partaken in the meal. According to reports, many who ate the chowder initially had no clue what was happening and began feeling strange about 30 minutes after eating. People started experiencing hallucinations, confusion, and bizarre behavior, with some crew members acting euphorically while others were deeply distressed.

Cameron, upon realizing something was wrong, attempted to induce vomiting, while others, like Bill Paxton, reported witnessing chaos as crew members stumbled into a small hospital emergency room. The aftermath involved hallucinations and disoriented crew members engaging in unusual activities such as wheelchair races and conga lines at the hospital.

The police were called to investigate the incident, and it was discovered that the chowder had been spiked with PCP. However, despite a thorough investigation, the culprit behind the drugging was never identified, leaving the incident as one of Hollywood’s most notorious unsolved mysteries. There are various theories, including the possibility that a disgruntled ex-crew member spiked the chowder as revenge, or that someone simply wanted to create a chaotic “party” atmosphere.

Thankfully, no one was seriously harmed, and the effects eventually wore off after several hours, though it was an unforgettable experience for all involved.

<div class="md"><p>In August 1996, during the filming of Titanic in Nova Scotia, a bizarre incident unfolded when the cast and crew were unknowingly served lobster chowder laced with the hallucinogenic drug PCP (phencyclidine), also known as Angel Dust. This unexpected event affected around 80 members of the crew, including director James Cameron and actor Bill Paxton, who had partaken in the meal. According to reports, many who ate the chowder initially had no clue what was happening and began feeling strange about 30 minutes after eating. People started experiencing hallucinations, confusion, and bizarre behavior, with some crew members acting euphorically while others were deeply distressed.</p>

<p>Cameron, upon realizing something was wrong, attempted to induce vomiting, while others, like Bill Paxton, reported witnessing chaos as crew members stumbled into a small hospital emergency room. The aftermath involved hallucinations and disoriented crew members engaging in unusual activities such as wheelchair races and conga lines at the hospital.</p>

<p>The police were called to investigate the incident, and it was discovered that the chowder had been spiked with PCP. However, despite a thorough investigation, the culprit behind the drugging was never identified, leaving the incident as one of Hollywood’s most notorious unsolved mysteries. There are various theories, including the possibility that a disgruntled ex-crew member spiked the chowder as revenge, or that someone simply wanted to create a chaotic “party” atmosphere.</p>

<p>Thankfully, no one was seriously harmed, and the effects eventually wore off after several hours, though it was an unforgettable experience for all involved.</p>
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The PCP Lobster Chowder Incident 

Lake Lady Jane Doe 1986 ID'ed 

Dail Dinwiddie’s disappearance still haunts South Carolina

Sold on the black market for nefarious purposes. 

<div class="md"><p>Sold on the black market for nefarious purposes. </p>
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What's your ultimate conclusion on the missing Harlem Kids case (Volume 2)?

The insane number of comments on the above thread or any Rey Rivera mention seems to suggest there is an organized effort to repudiate the suicide by psychosis conclusion that most researchers have. 

Hare to be the one to highlight this but wondering if others have noticed the same. 

<div class="md"><p>The insane number of comments on the above thread or any Rey Rivera mention seems to suggest there is an organized effort to repudiate the suicide by psychosis conclusion that most researchers have. </p>

<p>Hare to be the one to highlight this but wondering if others have noticed the same. </p>
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Is Rey Rivera's family paying for online bots to push back on the suicide conclusion?

I the OG series, I remember always staying until the very very end of the show in case Robert Staff cut in with the occasional“update!” And he would quickly explain in the last minutes of the show how a case previously featured had been solved.  This was before the internet, so it was the only way to find out if there developments on previous cases that wouldn’t be in your local paper. 

I wish this new series had something like that - even if it was for all cases covered even in Robert Stack’s original version - they could even air it as an extra bonus episode.   They have solved over 260 investigations between 1988 and 2002, so that’s a lot of content to work with for a bonus episode. 

<div class="md"><p>I the OG series, I remember always staying until the very very end of the show in case Robert Staff cut in with the occasional“update!” And he would quickly explain in the last minutes of the show how a case previously featured had been solved.  This was before the internet, so it was the only way to find out if there developments on previous cases that wouldn’t be in your local paper. </p>

<p>I wish this new series had something like that - even if it was for all cases covered even in Robert Stack’s original version - they could even air it as an extra bonus episode.   They have solved over 260 investigations between 1988 and 2002, so that’s a lot of content to work with for a bonus episode. </p>
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Do you remember “updates” on the OG series?

Élora Patoine, 30, was last seen on June 19, two days after her partner dropped her off at a gas station.

But while investigators seek information on the “high-priority file,” scores of YouTubers say they’re already familiar with Patoine. She’s the partner of 39-year-old Jean-Francois Gariepy, a French Canadian white nationalist internet personality who has called for a “white ethnostate” and hosted white supremacist figures like Richard Spencer on livestreams. To Gariepy’s fans, Patoine is known as “Mama JF,” a recurring figure in Gariepy’s videos. Her disappearance has led to friction on the right, with some personalities suggesting foul play, while Gariepy says video evidence puts him in the clear of any crime.

Gariepy has suggested Patoine’s disappearance is evidence that men should have more legal control over their wives. (He and Patoine are not legally married, but he said in a recent video that he considers her to be his wife.)

<div class="md"><p>Élora Patoine, 30, was last seen on June 19, two days after her partner dropped her off at a gas station.</p>

<p>But while investigators seek information on the “high-priority file,” scores of YouTubers say they’re already familiar with Patoine. She’s the partner of 39-year-old Jean-Francois Gariepy, a French Canadian white nationalist internet personality who has called for a “white ethnostate” and hosted white supremacist figures like Richard Spencer on livestreams. To Gariepy’s fans, Patoine is known as “Mama JF,” a recurring figure in Gariepy’s videos. Her disappearance has led to friction on the right, with some personalities suggesting foul play, while Gariepy says video evidence puts him in the clear of any crime.</p>

<p>Gariepy has suggested Patoine’s disappearance is evidence that men should have more legal control over their wives. (He and Patoine are not legally married, but he said in a recent video that he considers her to be his wife.)</p>
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White Supremacist Vlogger Jean-Francois Gariepy’s Partner Has Been Missing Since June 2023

<div class="md"><p>Like Tubi, Amazon, Discovery. </p>
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Would you follow UM to another streaming service?

The Monuments Men and Women Foundation continues the mission of their namesake scholar-soldiers who, during World War II, protected and safeguarded civilization’s most important artistic cultural treasures. And now they are engaging the public to help find still missing objects and return them to their rightful owners.

Works by famous artists like Vincent Van Gogh, Monet, and Raphael, were stolen so long ago, the general public is not familiar with what these masterpieces even look like. Increasing visibility is key to recovering these stolen works of art.

The WWII Most Wanted Art™ Deck of Playing Cards includes fifty-two works of art and two sets of historical photo albums featuring works confiscated and coveted by the Nazis and Adolf Hitler. Artistic cultural objects spanning the tenth through the twentieth centuries, and major European artists from various periods are represented in the deck. The Foundation worked with the owners of these objects as well as museums and law enforcement agencies to complete research into the circumstances of each loss.

<div class="md"><p>The Monuments Men and Women Foundation continues the mission of their namesake scholar-soldiers who, during World War II, protected and safeguarded civilization’s most important artistic cultural treasures. And now they are engaging the public to help find still missing objects and return them to their rightful owners.</p>

<p>Works by famous artists like Vincent Van Gogh, Monet, and Raphael, were stolen so long ago, the general public is not familiar with what these masterpieces even look like. Increasing visibility is key to recovering these stolen works of art.</p>

<p>The WWII Most Wanted Art™ Deck of Playing Cards includes fifty-two works of art and two sets of historical photo albums featuring works confiscated and coveted by the Nazis and Adolf Hitler. Artistic cultural objects spanning the tenth through the twentieth centuries, and major European artists from various periods are represented in the deck. The Foundation worked with the owners of these objects as well as museums and law enforcement agencies to complete research into the circumstances of each loss.</p>
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Can a deck of playing cards help find missing artwork stolen by the Nazis during WWII? The Monuments Men and Women Foundation is betting on it.

A Texas man is being held on a $1 million bond after his arrest for the August 2008 murder of a man found dead in a Grand Prairie residence after a structure fire. DNA matched Jerry Lee Gardner, 44, of Lufkin, was taken into custody on Oct. 4

Billy Smolinski. Missing since 2004.

Naturita man arrested in connection to 25-year-old cold case murder

Remains of newborn baby identified 3 decades later; woman claiming to be mother found dead. She choose suicide over getting royally smashed by the justice system. Truly sad all the way around. I wish there was a more compassionate human way of dealing with such tragedies.


This film looks at how stolen art “disappears” in a complicated practise designed to obscure facts and create wealth for the art market. How the true owners of these artworks, the descendants of Holocaust victims, are still fighting a system that stops at nothing to keep secrets and protect its wealthy clientele. 


<div class="md"><p>This film looks at how stolen art “disappears” in a complicated practise designed to obscure facts and create wealth for the art market. How the true owners of these artworks, the descendants of Holocaust victims, are still fighting a system that stops at nothing to keep secrets and protect its wealthy clientele. </p>
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Great Stolen Art Explained: Egon Schiele

A piece of evidence in the case against accused rapist Matthew Nilo is unaccounted for prosecutors said at a court hearing in Boston. If they can't provide it the judge ruled, he'll consider the possibility to dismiss the case. This is unjust considering the DNA matches other evidence in four cases.

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I grew up in the same small town this happened in, and one of my friends stepparents was one of the 11 suspects (along with several locals ive known my whole life)

one of my family members called it in after he heard the gunshots from his house down the road.

i dont even know where to start with it, but it seems like theres a general (unspoken) consensus about who did it, but there have been threats made to anybody that says anything. ive been interested in the case since i first learned about it, which was in the same junior high that he worked in before the murder. Nobody was ever convicted because of lack of hard evidence. (all circumstantial)
 Below ill attach any links i have found with information, one of which is some odd forum i found a couple years back, mentioning several of my parents friends and a family member or two.

https://www.dreamindemon.com/community/threads/who-murdered-my-seventh-grade-teacher-redone-for-all-you-that-have-questiones.47411/


https://www.missoulacounty.us/government/administration/technology/sandbox/home/cold-cases

https://npshistory.com/morningreport/incidents/libi.htm





<div class="md"><p>I grew up in the same small town this happened in, and one of my friends stepparents was one of the 11 suspects (along with several locals ive known my whole life)</p>

<p>one of my family members called it in after he heard the gunshots from his house down the road.</p>

<p>i dont even know where to start with it, but it seems like theres a general (unspoken) consensus about who did it, but there have been threats made to anybody that says anything. ive been interested in the case since i first learned about it, which was in the same junior high that he worked in before the murder. Nobody was ever convicted because of lack of hard evidence. (all circumstantial)
 Below ill attach any links i have found with information, one of which is some odd forum i found a couple years back, mentioning several of my parents friends and a family member or two.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.dreamindemon.com/community/threads/who-murdered-my-seventh-grade-teacher-redone-for-all-you-that-have-questiones.47411/">https://www.dreamindemon.com/community/threads/who-murdered-my-seventh-grade-teacher-redone-for-all-you-that-have-questiones.47411/</a></p>

<p><a href="https://www.missoulacounty.us/government/administration/technology/sandbox/home/cold-cases">https://www.missoulacounty.us/government/administration/technology/sandbox/home/cold-cases</a></p>

<p><a href="https://npshistory.com/morningreport/incidents/libi.htm">https://npshistory.com/morningreport/incidents/libi.htm</a></p>
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1996 Cold Case Murder of Elementary School Teacher Cliff Nelson of Seeley Lake, MT

This may be more straightforward than I'm thinking. I'm watching the show from the beginning (from what's available on Amazon Freevee), and right from the start of the first episodes available, they have updates after the segments. Are these from reruns that aired later where they added the updates? I assume that's the only thing that makes sense. 

<div class="md"><p>This may be more straightforward than I&#39;m thinking. I&#39;m watching the show from the beginning (from what&#39;s available on Amazon Freevee), and right from the start of the first episodes available, they have updates after the segments. Are these from reruns that aired later where they added the updates? I assume that&#39;s the only thing that makes sense. </p>
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Updates from episodes on Amazon

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