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Special Update Episode - Faith Hedgepeth - Killer Found Guilty is out now and details the case, the events leading up to an arrest and the trial which ultimately found Miguel Salguero-Olivares guilty of murdering the nineteen year old UNC Chapel Hill student in September of 2012: U | followtepod.com
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Horrible news. RIP.
Stacy Keach, Who Played Badasses With the Best of Them, Dies at 85 hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-n…
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A half-century after Susan Rush’s murder, Othram used DNA from the original crime scene to help the Pennsylvania State Police identify her killer as James Richard Clark Sr., who also murdered Brenda Lee Ritter in 1977. #dnasolves

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State police in Pennsylvania announced DNA testing has tied together two long-standing cold case deaths and allegedly confirmed a "serial killer" was in southwestern Pennsylvania in the 1970s. abcnews.link/tLx27hS
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The MSP have identified the remains found in 1991 in a wooded area in Quincy through genetic genealogy. The remains are of Glenn Powers, a 1970 Randolph High School graduate.

Anyone with information about Mr. Powers is asked to call MSP Unresolved Cases Unit at 1-855-MA SOLVE.
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A schoolboy who was last seen when he left his home on his bike to fly a kite in September 1984 was unlawfully killed, a coroner has concluded. The body of 15-year-old Mark Billington was found two months later hanging in a tree in woodland
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“I’m 73 and terrified I’ll die without knowing what happened to my missing son”.

The words of a heartbroken mother whose 16-year-old son disappeared 30 years ago without a trace

#DamienNettles #OperationRidgewood

independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-n… @Valnettles1 @Independent
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It has been 20 years since Nicki Durbin’s son Luke went missing, aged 19, but a memory from that night still replays on a constant loop in her mind.

telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/11/0… #FindLuke #MissingOnNightOut @FindLuke
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#BreakingNews

FIRST LOOK AT MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER AND KIDNAPPING IN STATESVILLE HOMICIDE:

STATESVILLE, NC — We are getting our first look at Noah Taylor Harris, 27, who has been charged with first-degree murder and kidnapping following last night’s homicide in Statesville.
ponded to a report of an unconscious male in a wooded area near Millsaps Road and Museum Road. Firewire first alerted subscribers to the incident shortly after 7:30 p.m.

Responding officers found the male unconscious and not breathing. They immediately began CPR while the Statesville Fire Department and Iredell County EMS responded.

The patient was transported to Iredell Memorial Hospital with CPR in progress and was later pronounced deceased.

Court records reviewed this morning list Harris as charged with first-degree murder and kidnapping. Although those records identify the victim, Firewire is withholding his name pending confirmation that next of kin have been notified.

Firewire will continue following this investigation and provide additional details as they are confirmed. Stay with your trusted local source for news in Iredell County.

#murder #homicide #KidnappingCase #statesvillepolice #statesville #iredellcounty #NorthCarolina #fyp #Viral
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DEAD POETS SOCIETY and MRS. DOUBTFIRE are out now on 4K Ultra HD! To celebrate, we’re giving away copies.

To enter, follow us, repost this post and tell us your favourite Robin Williams performance. Good luck!
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I get a ton of emails every day from folks looking to convert my content to YouTube shorts. They always talk about how wonderful shorts perform.

In my experience, shorts don't perform well and they definitely don't make a ton of money. Plus, I personally find them annoying.
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Missing you is a pain that I can’t run from, I have had to just learn to find ways to carry it with me

To everyone who has shared his post, said his name, prayed for answers, helped keep his story alive, please know that it means more than I could ever express…thank you for h me.

And to whoever knows something, please find the courage to speak. My family deserves answers. Vlad deserves to come home ❤️‍🩹

#FindVladek #TeamVladek

Info for joining in person or livestream for the 5 yr candlelight
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Covered this case. Everyone knows who did it, they just can't prove it.
💔 THROWBACK THURSDAY | ALEXANDRA “ALEX” ANAYA 💔
13 YEARS OLD. 21 YEARS WITHOUT JUSTICE.

On August 13, 2005, Alexandra “Alex” Anaya disappeared from her home in Hammond, Indiana.

Three days later, her remains were discovered in the Little Calumet River.

More than two decades s never been identified.

💰 FBI REWARD: Up to $20,000
📞 FBI: 1-800-CALL-FBI
🔗 Submit a tip: tips.fbi.gov

❤️ Alex was just a child. Her life mattered, her family deserves answers, and her story should never be forgotten.
🔄 PLEASE SHARE! Someone knows something. One tip could bring justice for Alex.
VOICES & EVIDENCE | Truth. Facts. Impact.

#ThrowbackThursday #AlexandraAnaya #JusticeForAlex #UnsolvedMurder #ColdCase #VoicesAndEvidence
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After more than 500 days of uncertainty, a missing Utah teenager is found ALIVE in Oregon, bringing a moment of relief in a case that has left her family searching for answers.

Kylie Arellano was just 15 when she disappeared in May 2025. Authorities found her Sunday with a taken into custody without incident. A law enforcement source says the man allegedly met Kylie on Snapchat before she vanished.

FBI Director Kash Patel is vowing accountability as investigators work to piece together what happened during her disappearance.

Kylie is safe, but major questions remain. See what newly revealed details could mean for the investigation: foxnews.com/us/missing-uta…
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Hey @ATT how am I supposed to cancel a line when I'm required to call to do this but the wait time is between 1h45m and 2h45m?
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November 2, 1783, George Washington issued his Farewell Orders to the Armies of the United States from his final wartime headquarters at Rockingham, near Princeton, New Jersey.

The war was won, but the army was unraveling: unpaid, furloughed, restless. Just months earlier wn the Newburgh Conspiracy, his officers on the edge of mutiny. Now, weeks before he would resign his commission at Annapolis, he put his farewell in writing and sent it to the Philadelphia papers to be read to the troops.

Congress sat a few miles away in Princeton's Nassau Hall. Washington was ready to be home at Mount Vernon.

This weekend I'm walking Princeton Battlefield, the Old Barracks at Trenton, and so much more on a @PursuingHistory weekend!

Note: This image does not depict his farewell.
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What did Joseph Plumb Martin really see in 1778 as he lay in a meadow near Barren Hill, Pennsylvania?

“…I was one of a guard to protect the horses belonging to the detachment; they were in a meadow of six or eight acres, entirely surround by tall trees; it was cloudy and a upon the meadow, and for several hours, during the night, there was a jack-o-lantern cruising in the eddying air; the poor thing seemed to wish to get out of the meadow, but could not, the air circulating within the enclosure of trees would not permit it. Several of the guard endeavoured to catch it but did not succeed.”

Happy Halloween!
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Covered the disappearance of Lynn Burdick some years back. Highly solvable.

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Supernatural tales of Colonial and Revolutionary America.

In the quiet fields of Hanover County, Virginia, the historic plantation known as Scotchtown holds both the proud legacy of Patrick Henry and a far more sorrowful chapter of his personal life. Sarah Shelton, his childhood in 1754 when she was only sixteen. Together they raised six children, and in 1771 the growing family settled at Scotchtown. Shortly after the birth of their youngest son, Sarah's health declined into a severe mental illness-today often linked to postpartum psychosis-that left her increasingly withdrawn, agitated, and at times violent. Refusing the harsh conditions of the public hospital in Williamsburg, Patrick kept her at home, arranging a small apartment for her in the basement where she was cared for by household servants and, during her most difficult episodes, restrained in a straitjacket. She died there in the early months of 1775 and was buried in an unmarked grave on the grounds, her exact resting place lost to time.

Long after her death, stories began to circulate that Sarah had never fully left Scotchtown. Over the decades, residents, visitors, and children playing nearby reported seeing a slender woman in a long white dress, most often at dusk. She is said to emerge from the basement doorway, cross the rear of the house, and drift toward the outbuildings that once housed the enslaved workers, vanishing if anyone approaches or speaks to her. Other accounts describe flickering candlelight in darkened windows, the sound of frantic screams rising from the cellar, objects shitting on their own, and an oppressive sense of presence in the rooms where she spent her final years. These appearances have been noted by people living in the house across different generations, giving the figure a quiet persistence rather than the drama of a single dramatic haunting.

Today Scotchtown stands as a carefully preserved historic site open to the public, yet the legend of Sarah Shelton Henry continues to shape how many visitors experience the place. The basement rooms where she was confined remain a focal point of both historical interpretation and ghost lore, and guides and guests alike still speak of the woman in white who walks the same path she once knew in life.

Whether viewed as the restless spirit of a woman denied ordinary freedom in her final years or simply as enduring local folklore, her story adds a somber human dimension to the plantation's Revolutionary War associations. In the fading light of late afternoon, when the white clapboard walls of the house stand silent against the Virginia sky, it is easy to understand why some still pause, listening for the soft sound of footsteps that no living person has made.
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35-year mystery: Man found in shallow grave in Mass. identified, death ruled homicide ebx.sh/Fgy93K
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