Category: Murder
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The Murder of Ashley Ouellette and the Vanishing of Antonio Torres
There are two ways of looking at the case(s) I am here to discuss today. One is as a discussion of two mysteries, one an unsolved murder and the other a missing persons case. The other possibility is that this is actually one case that has claimed at least two victims. My purpose here is […]
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The Murder of Bill and Peggy Stephenson
This is yet another case that’s been on my back burner for several months. To say it’s an odd one would be a gross understatement on multiple levels. Not only did the victims, an elderly, churchgoing couple, seem to be unlikely targets for a double homicide, but the known details of that homicide make it […]
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Quick Update: Lake Oconee Double Murder
Update on the Dermond Murder This new update popped up a few days ago, and I wanted to share it. A few years ago, I did a write-up on this case. That was on my previous, less-user friendly web platform that I no longer use. I still have the article on my computer, but like […]
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Matthew Margolies
Greenwich, Connecticut is frequently associated with both affluence and, in the true crime community, with the 1975 murder of Martha Moxley. Yet there is a working class enclave within the opulent community, and with it, there is a lesser known, unsolved murder. The Byram River is a shallow, narrow waterway at this point in its […]
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Rachel Anthony
Today I am going to talk about the abduction and murder of Rachel Anthony, a mother, grandmother and sister. On a bitterly cold night in February, 2001, Rachel was working the closing shift at a liquor store when she was abducted by one or more assailants, suffocated, and deposited in off of a rural road […]
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Jody LeCornu
This is one of those cases that has really stayed with me ever since I first heard of it. I’ll be neck deep in then other cases that I want to talk about–or thinking about something else altogether–and then, when I have a moment of quiet, I’ll find myself thinking of a snowy night in […]
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Robert Wone
Since I’m planning on incorporating my true crime obsession into my social media presence, I wanted to start out with one of my favorite (in the most tasteful possible sense of the word) cases: the 2006 murder of Robert Wone. Technically, it should be “the unexplained death of Robert Wone” but most of my sources […]
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