IT WAS a horrific, senseless crime and it has been cold a very long time. On Thursday, May 7, 1987 Robert Landis Long, 47, was out for a walk with his daughter in Gainesville, Florida. Two black males approached them on foot walking in the opposite direction. They continued walking past. But not long after, the suspects reappeared and demanded Long's money. He refused and gave chase. One turned around and shot him. Leaving Long bleeding to death on the sidewalk in front of his child. If you have any information contact the Gainesville Police.
Showing posts with label Florida. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Florida. Show all posts
Friday, September 30, 2011
DR. ROBERT LANDIS LONG KILLED IN FRONT OF DAUGHTER
IT WAS a horrific, senseless crime and it has been cold a very long time. On Thursday, May 7, 1987 Robert Landis Long, 47, was out for a walk with his daughter in Gainesville, Florida. Two black males approached them on foot walking in the opposite direction. They continued walking past. But not long after, the suspects reappeared and demanded Long's money. He refused and gave chase. One turned around and shot him. Leaving Long bleeding to death on the sidewalk in front of his child. If you have any information contact the Gainesville Police.
Labels:
Florida,
Gainesville,
murder,
Robert Landis Long,
unsolved
Thursday, September 8, 2011
VICTIM ALEX TEEHEE'S FAMILY FIGHTS FOR JUSTICE

AFTER three years there still hasn't been any justice for Alex Teehee, pictured left, --even though cops appear to know who was involved in the incident leading to his murder. Death threats--and an hour later he was dead. Teehee, 20, and a father of two, was intentionally run down and killed July 13, 2008 in Charlotte Harbor, Florida after he tried to get some free ecstasy from some teens he knew were dealing the drug.But his sister Jena Thompson said: "Alex Teehee was murdered. Alex Teehee deserves justice and justice is not being served." She isn't the only one with a dark view on the murder.
Labels:
1982 murder,
Alex Teehee,
Cold Case,
Florida,
Michael Sylvester,
Ralph Looseman
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
COPS INTENSIFY BRANDY HALL UNSOLVED PROBE
IT WAS BIZARRE. Unexpected. And five years later, unexplained. Malabar, Florida volunteer firefighter Brandy Hall disappeared five years ago today. Now, cops are reopening the probe and consulting FBI profilers to try and shed some light on the mystery and develop a profile of any potential suspects.
The cute, 32-year-old mother of two was last seen leaving the Malabar Fire Department Aug. 17, 2006. A fisherman led cops to her bloodstained Chevrolet pickup truck in a murky pond in southern Brevard County. In fact, so much blood was found inside the truck, cops concluded she had been murdered.
The cute, 32-year-old mother of two was last seen leaving the Malabar Fire Department Aug. 17, 2006. A fisherman led cops to her bloodstained Chevrolet pickup truck in a murky pond in southern Brevard County. In fact, so much blood was found inside the truck, cops concluded she had been murdered.
Labels:
Brandy Hall,
Cold Case,
firefighter,
Florida,
murder,
unsolved
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

