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DISAPPEARANCE: On the afternoon of June 15, 2021, Summer Wells was helping her mother, Candus Bly, and her maternal grandmother garden at their residence on Ben Hill Road in Beech Creek, Tennessee, approximately 30 miles from the North Carolina border. At some point, the 5-year-old asked to go in and play with her toys in
June 24, 2021: The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office has announced the identity of the unidentified child found wrapped in a blanket along the Keene Creek Reservoir east of Ashland, Jackson County, Oregon on July 11, 1963. Known as “Keene Creek Boy” and the “Boy in a Bundle”, the deceased has been identified as Stevie Crawford
EARLY LIFE: Lindsey Jill Nicholls was born on September 12, 1978. Growing up, her father, Mark Nicholls, was an officer with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. As a result, her family was expected to move each time he received a transfer to another detachment. During the summer of 1992, Mark was transferred to Comox, British
DISCOVERY: On February 18, 1984, partial human remains were discovered in the 5400 block of south 331st Street in Federal Way, Washington. Nearly two years later, on January 2, 1986, additional remains were found in a ravine across from Mountain View Cemetery, just outside of Auburn, Washington. It was determined both sets of remains belonged to
*UPDATE: The RCMP have identified Sam Doe as 25-year-old Gordon Edwin Sanderson of Edmonton, Alberta.* *This article refers to the John Doe commonly known as Septic Tank Sam. In respect for the victim, it will refer to him as Sam Doe.* DISCOVERY: On April 13, 1977, Charlie and Mavis McLeod of Tofield, Alberta were looking
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