PREGNANT SOLDIER AMANDA GONZALES: REWARD UPPED

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THE KILLER of a pregnant soldier who was five months pregnant when she was viciously strangled to death will not be allowed to get away with murder, military investigators have vowed.
And now a reward of $125,000 has been offered by special agents with the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command in a bid to smoke out her killer.
November 5 marks the tenth anniversary of Pfc Amanda Gonzales' brutal murder.
The army cook was just 19 when she was found dead in her barracks near Hanau, Germany, which has since closed. 

HOUSTON STRANGLER OF TAMMY LYNN BOUNDS BUSTED

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HE strangled the life out of her and then her left her 14-month-old son to wander the dangerous Houston streets alone.
For 21-years the killer of Tammy Lynn Bounds, who was seven-months pregnant with her second child, has been walking around scott free, presumably thinking that he'd got away with the 1990 murder.
But this week, cops finally think they've got their man, after DNA linked them to the cold blooded killer, who throttled the life out of her and then dumped her body in a wooded area near her Houston, home.
A lengthy investigation was conducted into the 18-year-old's death and although Robert Lawrence Wilson came to the attention of investigators at the time because he had once resided at the same apartment complex as Bounds, with little to go on, they were forced to let him go.

JANE & CATHRYN JOHNSON'S MURDER 'NOT GOING AWAY'

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YOU know what they say about Mounties always getting their man.
Well 15-years have passed but they're still working on the brutal murder of a pregnant mom and her eight-year-old daughter and they've vowed not to stop until they catch their killer.    
Back in September 1996 were Jane Johnson, who was five-months pregnant, and her eight-year-old daughter Cathryn in their Turner Valley, B.C home.
And despite the length of time cops are confident that someone who moved away to Parksville, 150 kilometres northwest of Victoria, is holding the deadly secret which will unlock the case.
Sgt. Patrick Webb told the Calgary Herald: "Investigators firmly believe that there are persons who know the final details which, if they came forward, would be enough to lay a charge and provide some closure to the family and friends of this 15-year-old crime.

PREGNANT AMANDA JONES DISAPPEARED IN 2005

AMANDA JONES was nine months pregnant when she vanished in August 2005. For years, her anguished family was left without closure--until now. The Jefferson County Sheriff's have reopened the troubling case and are going over it inch by inch. Amanda vanished from the Hillsboro Civic Center and hasn't been seen since. She was nine months pregnant at the time. her body has not been found and there have been no arrests.
Her sister, Carrie Johnson said: "The hardest part on the anniversaries for me is not knowing and having to remember that horrible day she never came home."
Lt. Doc Coombs was hired in March to investigate cold cases. There are files and dozens of witness interviews, so Coombs starting from the beginning,