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BlunderbussDeath

09-26-2011, 03:43 AM

jojo_D

09-26-2011, 05:00 AM

greatgarrett2

09-27-2011, 11:58 AM

I'd like to know who DB Cooper was, even if he's now dead.
Same with the Zodiac Killer as I mentioned in another thread.
Would also like to know what happened to Cynthia Anderson....that family deserves some type of closure.

Lastly, William Bradford Bishop. Vanishings hold some mystique for me. I'm curious what became of him after his flight in 1976, other than a supposed eyewitness sighting by one of his colleagues in Italy. More importantly though, I'd like to see him pay the price for what he's done to his family. The John List case was similar, List was caught though and has since passed on.

RedBasket

10-28-2011, 08:17 AM

Circleville Letters and the Wackers.

1990 UM fan

10-28-2011, 12:13 PM

RedBasket

10-28-2011, 02:39 PM

Jodi Huisentruit, Angela Hammond and Holly Krewson. They have since found Holly's remains but no one has been charged in her murder. Angela and Jodi are presumed dead but their bodies have never surfaced.

Minnesota gal here and the Jodi Huisentruit one still makes news now and then. There was a segment a while ago about her mom pretty much accepting her death, even getting a stone with her name on it but was very wistful about it. So sad all around.

xxxxmattxxxx69

10-28-2011, 02:54 PM

I'll start. I'm going with Dexter Stefonk the elderly gentleman who was killed and then later dumped in a dump in Montana and his car was found in flames at the Bad Route Rest Area (I'm going there someday and I'm going to spend the night there :eek:). This whole segment has stuck with me the most just because it felt so chilling to me. I'd really love if someday someone from the area that it happened in speaks up and it gets solved, because it was discussed in another thread on here that whoever did it was possibly being protected by the locals.

The other thing about the Dexter Stefonek case is that his son David has got to be getting up there in age and wants some closure in his father's death. I wouldn't mind seeing "Tom Johnson" get solved but those chances are low because Heather, Jeremy and the man they presumed as Tom are now dead. Even though they are stupid to have been featured I would like to see Biggie and 2pac's murders solved even though I think 2pac's was an inside job.

TracyLynnS

10-28-2011, 05:04 PM

I think 2pac's was an inside job.

Definitely agree and wasn't the witness who was willing to testify silenced? Been a while since I've watched that segment.

The prophetic music video gave the story that special UM creepy factor.

WishfulDreamer

10-29-2011, 05:51 PM

Bobbie Oberholtzer and Annette Schnee.

It's just so terrifying to think about what they went through, especially the way UM presents it. Poor Bobbie fighting for her life, getting away and even in her fear she had the presence of mind to not run blindly, but to veer off into the woods to hide, but the a-hole got her anyway.

I really, really, really want this scum caught.
Same. And also the sexual assault that Annette had to endure and the attempted assault Bobbie went through. Both of them really suffered and the scum who did it needs to fry. I wish they hadn't focused on Jeff so much; they may have caught the real killer by now if they hadn't.

TheCars1986

10-29-2011, 10:20 PM

I want all of the cases solved where everyone knows what was most likely to have occurred (Kurt Sova, Christi Jo Nichols, Mark Groezinger, etc.), but I still want them to be 100% solved and whoever was responsible prosecuted to the fullest degree.

Gelatinous Goo

10-30-2011, 01:03 AM

There are so many...

Bishop, Gordon Page, Curley Green, George Owens, Dale K. to name but a few.

If it had to be narrowed down to just one, Gord takes the cake. There might be hope in that case.

Necco

10-30-2011, 01:13 AM

Gordon Page, Jr.
Audrey Nerenburg
Sneha Philips
Janice Pockett

And I wish Alex Kelly was actually tried and convicted of everything he actually did and not the lousy extradition arrangement that was arranged with Switzerland, less than half of what he was accused of was ever prosecuted.

LuigimanJV

10-30-2011, 08:10 PM

1.- John Cheek (I'm his #1 fan):)
2.- Mary Ann Perez (She resembles me to my mother).
3.- Patricia Meehan (Really what happened to her? :confused: ).
4.- Oscar Norton's missing daughter.
5.- Adam Hecht (he was a good guy) :)
6.- Tammy Lynn Leppert (poor girl) :(

boniface605

12-31-2011, 04:31 PM

I would like to see the Gordon Page case solved as well. Just one of those cases that stood out.

Lakeboy

12-31-2011, 06:53 PM

Rhonda Hinson. Last week marked the 30 year anniversary of her murder.

XCalibur

01-01-2012, 10:18 AM

TracyLynnS

01-01-2012, 10:48 AM

I would like to see many solved, but the one that stands out the most is the East Area Rapist, or Original Night Stalker. This scumbag absoloutely must be caught, if he's not dead.

I know he hasn't been linked to a murder or rape since 1986, but I still got a funny feeling he's out there.

I also wonder if he's in prison, dead, or still on the loose.

It makes me think of BTK who disproved all my assumptions. Just before he was caught, I was talking about that case and how it spanned decades, but there hadn't been a recent crime attributed to him. I confidently said, "that guy's either in jail or dead because serial killers don't stop".

Then the next thing I know, they caught Rader, alive and well, living a normal middle class existence. He really had just been taking a lengthy break from torturing and killing. That was shocking to me, and terrifying when you think about how many extremely violent criminals like EAR/ONS haven't been apprehended and could still be out there.

Hambone2421

01-01-2012, 10:29 PM

1. Eric Tamiyasu
2. Megan Curl
3. Angela Hammond
4. Wendy Camp
5. Dave Bocks

ChrissySnow

01-02-2012, 06:27 AM

Tammi Lynn Leppert
Charles Morgan
Cindy James
and
Katherine Korzilious

TheCars1986

01-02-2012, 11:11 AM

I'd also like to know what really happened to Aileen Conway, that case is extremely baffling.

CuriousMind90

01-02-2012, 10:01 PM

1) Angela Hammond
2) Kathy Hobbs
3) Pamela June Ray
4) Megan Curl
5) Tara Calico
6) Gina L. Clark (Non-UM case)
7) Lucxi
8) Tammy Lyn Leppert

radar1979

01-03-2012, 04:37 PM

Look for the release of the 1940 Census to perhaps shed some light on Walter Green's life or to at LEAST show wether or not the data he gave on his delayed birth certificate was form in his mind or just made up to allow him to get an SS#.

BTW...the original investigator in this matter, Josh Butler, has all but given up Walter Green as being nothing more than an orphan from birth who never knew his parents, grew up in foster homes in Colorado and then ran away. The birth certificate shown in the segement is now thought to be at least a partial fabrication (it was given from memory so far as we can tell as the soures are not shown) as there was no Kendall, Montana in 1895, it had not been founded yet.

I feel this case WILL be solved as more and more records are made available, however, it is already too late to do anyone any good as far as $$$ as the funds have already gone back to the state and county...all that remains is the mystery itself.

Dionysus

01-07-2012, 03:37 PM

2 cases that pop into my head immediately are those of Gordon Page Jr. and Matthew Chase.
Incredibly sad. Matt seemed like such a sweet guy, and the Page family appeared to be an incredibly kind family.

Victoria81

01-07-2012, 06:00 PM

I'll start. I'm going with Dexter Stefonk the elderly gentleman who was killed and then later dumped in a dump in Montana and his car was found in flames at the Bad Route Rest Area (I'm going there someday and I'm going to spend the night there :eek:). This whole segment has stuck with me the most just because it felt so chilling to me. I'd really love if someday someone from the area that it happened in speaks up and it gets solved, because it was discussed in another thread on here that whoever did it was possibly being protected by the locals.

John cheek
Gordie
Todd and Tanya (Canadian couple who were murdered in Seattle, I think, and their parents were receiving haunting letters) so sad
Circleville....but I think if the principal had a wife, she was doing it with someone...hmmmm.

themaninblack

01-07-2012, 06:43 PM

The one case that tops my list is Jesslyn Rich.
I have found and posted some articles that tell a somewhat different story than what was mentioned on UM. The police really botched this investigation!
Also Charles Morgan and Megan Curl.

scc1222

01-08-2012, 06:28 AM

Adam and Elena Emory.
this is the weirdest case I have ever seen.what happened,any thoughts? was it ever confirmed by dna to be 100% certain it was Elena's skull that was found? and who was the other person's skeleton,if it wasn't Adam?
The only possible conclusion I can come up with,if it was indeed Elena's skull and NOT Adam that was found with her...is that she became a burden to Adam and he killed her,(or,he simply wanted LE off his trail),and along with her,he killed someone else,too,hoping LE would think that it was him.
And why just her skull found,if the other person's skeleton was found? the whole thing just seems too weird.
any thoughts on what happened? seems to me they would have been found by now if they were still alive,but,you never know.

scc1222

01-08-2012, 06:32 AM

I would like to see the Gordon Page case solved as well. Just one of those cases that stood out.
me too.
I think the Circleville letters are presumably solved,it's just a matter of knowing what all Paul knows,and he can't come right out and say it.

boniface605

01-08-2012, 03:06 PM

Another case that stands out is the Dale Kerstetter case. One of those cases that nags you. Or, at least nags at me anyway, and judging by the thread on here, others as well. I think I would just like to see an answer either way. Did he? Or not?

jojo_D

01-09-2012, 04:35 AM

Same. And also the sexual assault that Annette had to endure and the attempted assault Bobbie went through. Both of them really suffered and the scum who did it needs to fry. I wish they hadn't focused on Jeff so much; they may have caught the real killer by now if they hadn't.
Ditto.

I constantly google for updates on the case.

Yeldarb

01-11-2012, 06:29 PM

Lastly, William Bradford Bishop. Vanishings hold some mystique for me. I'm curious what became of him after his flight in 1976, other than a supposed eyewitness sighting by one of his colleagues in Italy. More importantly though, I'd like to see him pay the price for what he's done to his family. The John List case was similar, List was caught though and has since passed on.

It does make one wonder if Bishop has truly been happy as a fugitive. List supposedly enjoyed his fugitive years, although leading up to his capture, he experienced the same financial problems that triggered his crime.

But I'd really like to know exactly what Bishop's problem was. I have a theory that I posted some time ago, but it sounds like whatever caused him to turn against his family might be rooted in something from his childhood.

scc1222

01-12-2012, 01:38 AM

But I'd really like to know exactly what Bishop's problem was. I have a theory that I posted some time ago, but it sounds like whatever caused him to turn against his family might be rooted in something from his childhood.
that and just plain lack of respect for life.I can understand him being angry with his wife and mother,but killing any of them,ESPECIALLY HIS CHILDEN,was completely unjustified.he could have just walked away and there would have been less of a manhunt for him than there was for him committing murder.that would have made his family appreciate him being what he was once he was gone.ppl always make excuses for these types of ppl,and undoubtedly,he was disturbed,but I think it all starts with an utter and complete lack of respect for life.JMO.

ETA: if it was his childhood disturbing him,then it would have made more sense for him to have just killed his mother and walked away from his family.again,JMO.

TheCars1986

01-12-2012, 09:11 AM

ETA: if it was his childhood disturbing him,then it would have made more sense for him to have just killed his mother and walked away from his family.again,JMO.

Bishop should have just killed himself and spared his family.

scc1222

01-13-2012, 08:52 PM

Bishop should have just killed himself and spared his family.
I agree,I'm only saying in his mind,if that were the case,you would expect that he would have left the rest of his family alone.

Mr. Metalhead.

02-28-2012, 03:12 PM

I'd have to say: Mary Ann Perez, Tom Dixon, Kurt Sova, Blair Adams, Chuck Morgan, AJ Breaux, Gordon Page, Matthew Chase, Bobby Fuller, Cindy James and Phillip Taylor Kramer, in terms of the fate of people. The Oakville blobs also interest me immensely.:eek:

mwcarolina

02-28-2012, 04:29 PM

Oh, ALOT of them and in no order.
1) Angela Hammond--find the guy and her and then we can answer if it was the boyfriend (which i highly doubt) or the other guy (which i think it was).
2) Katherine Korzileius-- i know it's misspelled, sorry, want this solved just to find out what happened, was it really an accident or an abduction gone wrong or something else.
3) all the kidnapping cases on the show, want to know if the said people are all right.
4) Keith Warren--want to know what they are covering up!!
5) Circleville letters--what's the deal??? Was he right??? did the writer kill the husband or was it someone else like Mary or the superintendent???
6) Blair Adams--Why was he killed???

FarinaforBrkfast

02-28-2012, 04:31 PM

I'd love to see these cases solved:
Cindy James
Blair Adams
Bobby Fuller
Katherine Korzillius
Charles Morgan
and
The Wackers

jetsfanmatt

03-08-2012, 08:54 PM

Lastly, William Bradford Bishop. Vanishings hold some mystique for me. I'm curious what became of him after his flight in 1976, other than a supposed eyewitness sighting by one of his colleagues in Italy. More importantly though, I'd like to see him pay the price for what he's done to his family. The John List case was similar, List was caught though and has since passed on.

DB Cooper would be somewhat on the top for me too. But the Bishop case That guy needs to pay the price for what he has done like you said. If one were to get solved before the other I would bet it would be the Bishop case. Too many hoaxes and false claims going on with the DB Cooper stuff. Oh yeah and Blair Adams.

jetsfanmatt

03-08-2012, 08:57 PM

The Wackers

*coughs* They were fakers IMHO. :rolleyes:

FarinaforBrkfast

03-10-2012, 02:10 AM

What makes you think the Wackers were faking it?

I mean, Mrs. Wacker was injured in several attacks.

WishfulDreamer

03-10-2012, 04:23 AM

Bishop should have just killed himself and spared his family.
Those kids would be in their forties and even fifties today :(

DALLASTEXAN!!

03-10-2012, 01:00 PM

There are a lot that I would like to see solved, but many of them don't seem like they will be. Like the danny casolaro-chuck morgan case etc.

Maria Socorro De Rodriguez LaPin, she is scum. and is probably still alive somewhere living off of the people that she killed. I really wish she would be captured. she is like mary hilly(spelling) but never been captured. In my opinion this is one of the more solvable cases out there since it is just a matter of apprehending a fugitive. but she is probably hiding somewhere safe and for whatever reason seems to be flying under the radar since she hasn't been charged with murder.

alfiechat

03-10-2012, 11:09 PM

MissFit29

03-12-2012, 12:56 PM

Lisa Ziegert.
I'm a middle school teacher, so that one hits close to home. So senseless and random.

MissFit29

03-12-2012, 12:57 PM

I would like to see the I70 killer case solved. Also, I believe Bill Day's daughter posted here in another thread that they were told by Betty Day's mother that Christophe might not be dead and that Betty told them that so that he'd stop looking. I want to know if that is true too.

You know, that occurred to me that Betty might be lying about Christophe's death. I wonder if Bill still searches for Christophe.

XCalibur

03-12-2012, 01:09 PM

You know, that occurred to me that Betty might be lying about Christophe's death. I wonder if Bill still searches for Christophe.

Given their history, I doubt Bill simply took Betty's word for it that he was dead. He probably would have asked for some kind of proof; be it a death certicficate, witnesses like a doctor who examined him, people close to Betty, maybe even a gravesite. I'm sure he looked into this possibility. Without pretty good evidence and documentation I doubt UM would have reported him dead, thought thats not an absoloute certainty.

dynoguy88

03-12-2012, 01:41 PM

Those kids would be in their forties and even fifties today :(

According to their birthdays, their ages today would be:

William Bradford Bishop III: 50
Brenton Germaine Bishop: 46
Geoffery Corder Bishop: 41

http://i922.photobucket.com/albums/ad64/andy80_bucket/Bishop4.jpg

chacha6581

03-12-2012, 10:47 PM

Amy Billig
Gordon Collins
Gordon Page
Mabel Woods Kennel fires
Angela Hammond
Tami Lynn Leppert
Oliver Munson
Gary Grant Jr.
Katherine Hobbs
The Shack Fire & The Orange Sock murders. Ok more but I think I have listed more than enough.