Showing posts with label Skeletal Remains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Skeletal Remains. Show all posts

Monday, November 28, 2011

NEW LEADS IN MELANIE MELANSON 1989 DISAPPEARANCE

'NEW LEADS'
SHE VANISHED over 21 years ago, but now a private detective believes that he has new leads in the mysterious disappearance of Melanie Melanson.
The 14-year-old was last seen at a high school party in a woods near her home in Woburn MA and then she vanished without trace.
But 22-years on P.I Michael Garrigan, who has worked the case from the very beginning says he has "credible leads" which could see people in the woods that night prosecuted.
He told Fox 25: "I developed some leads over the past year, we can’t discuss those at this time, but very credible leads from several sources.”
And with the help of trained cadaver dogs he hopes he's hoping to confirm that traces of human decomposition in the woods, which he believes hold the key to discovering the truth.  

Thursday, November 10, 2011

TED BUNDY CONFESSED: DEBRA KENT STILL MISSING

CRAZY
MURDERED?
NOTORIOUS serial killer Ted Bundy ultimately confessed to her murder, but with little evidence to go on, cops cannot be sure that she is dead. 
Debra Kent was just 17-years-old when she vanished after attending a high school play with her parents in Bountiful, UT. 
Back in November she'd offered to pick up her brother and hurried away to the parking lot. 

Monday, September 5, 2011

JENNIFER LYNN MORRIS 20-YEAR MYSTERY: BODY FOUND

MURDERED
THEY thought she may have gone missing and 20-years it was hoped she may return.
But two weeks ago the skeletal remains of Jennifer Lynn Morris were found down a heavily overgrown ravine and wooded area in Del Monte, CA.
And cops are hoping that with advances in DNA technology, they will finally be able to solve the mystery which has baffled them for more than two decades.  
Morris was last seen in January 1983 shopping at the now gone, Saks Fifth Avenue, but after huge search, all they found was her 1977 Ford Pinto in the shopping center car park.  
Monterey police Lt. Leslie Sonni told KTVU: "It was a case of someone vanishing without a trace."