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DISCOVERY: On the morning of April 15, 1997, a 17-year-old fisherman was fishing in a rural area in Marshall County, Alabama, northwest of Arab in a creek off Eagle Rock Drive. Whilst there, he discovered a headless body, with its legs bound together at the ankles with rope and wire ties. Air fresheners were found
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
EARLY LIFE: On March 21, 1996, tourists were walking along a private beach behind 32554 Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, Los Angeles County, California. While out, they came across the partial skeletal remains of an infant washed up in the sand. AUTOPSY: An autopsy was performed upon Jane Doe’s body being brought to the coroner’s office,
DISCOVERY: On July 14, 1972, a rancher in rural Elko County, Nevada found the nude and decomposed body of an unidentified female who had been posed in a cross-like manner. The location is 35 miles east of the city of Elko. The area is approximately a half mile west of Starr Valley Road and eight
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