Lots of people come to reddit looking for good podcast, show, book, or movie recommendations. What have you seen lately? What have you listened to or read? What things should users be aware of that they might not know about? Give us some recommendations and suggestions. ​ Content creators are free to post their own content in this monthly thread. Thread will be sorted by new. submitted by /u/AutoModerator [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

This is my first post on Reddit, let alone this sub! I hope it meets the requirements. For my first post I wanted to focus on a case which is close to my heart - the disappearance and murder in 1994 of Lindsay Jo Rimer. Lindsay Jo Rimer Lindsay Jo Rimer was born on the 17th February 1981 to parents Geraldine (Geri) and Colin Rimer. Lindsay lived with her parents, older brother Daniel, older sister Kate and younger sister Juliet at a house on Cambridge Street in the town of Hebden Bridge, situated in the northern county of West Yorkshire in the UK and made famous recently as the setting fo ..read more

This is about the apparent serial killer who called into Howard Stern. I was wat hung this video about him by the YouTube channel Cadaber In this video he mentions that the FBI confirmed this call was real but I can't find any proof of that. Does anyone have any more details? submitted by /u/kamikazekarela [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Lots of people come to reddit looking for good podcast, show, book, or movie recommendations. What have you seen lately? What have you listened to or read? What things should users be aware of that they might not know about? Give us some recommendations and suggestions. ​ Content creators are free to post their own content in this monthly thread. Thread will be sorted by new. submitted by /u/AutoModerator [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

One case that has stood out to me for a while is the murder of Margaret Fetterolf in Woodlawn, Maryland. Margaret went missing from Alexandria, Virginia in summer 1975. She was found murdered in by the side of a road near a cemetery in Woodlawn, which is in Baltimore County, MD. Until September 2021, she was known only as Woodlawn Jane Doe. I've not found anything explaining how she ended up being found in the Baltimore area but IIRC she might have been a runaway (according to her brother after identification). Even though Margaret has been identified, he killer has not. If she went missing/r ..read more

Pretty frequently in this subreddit we get questions asking for case recommendations. We've decided to make this a recurring post so that there will be a dedicated place to highlight and discuss cases that don't get posted about that often. ​ People want to know... what is a case that is important to you or that stuck with you and that you think others should know about? ​ What are some cases that need more attention? What are your pet cases besides the well known cases that get posted about frequently? Or just post your true crime guilty pleasures. Anyway, use this thread to bring attention ..read more

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Hi. I just discovered this case and i am honestly terrified about it. I know the main suspect, Carson Peters-Berger pleaded guilty and is currently awaiting trial, but im just curious if there’s any new information about the case or if there’s any extra info about it. Thanks beforehand submitted by /u/seriouslyleaa [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Gloria Moody is the first known victim of the "Highway of Tears," a name given to British Columbia's Highway 16 and surrounding highways due to many deaths and missing persons cases that have occurred there over the years. She was an indigenous woman from the Bella Coola reserve in British Columbia. A mother of 2, Gloria was 27 years old when she went on a family trip to Williams Lake, a scenic area about 450 km from her home – at the time, a 12-hour drive. Her parents urged her to go on the trip to spend some time away from her unfaithful and abusive, common law husband. Her brother Dave ..read more

https://preview.redd.it/rf35ynmdpc3d1.jpg?width=1585&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3ff0ad3875f747901de50d9a1e7ad200108d78c5 In Tampa's 'Summer of Hell,' police arrested a teen for murder. Forty years later, DNA cleared him — and pointed to possible serial killers, a rare duo of them, who were only 20 years old themselves. Tampa in 1983 was described by one cop as a "summer of hell." A series of vicious slayings -- all women, dumped in conspicuous places around town with no immediate suspects -- stood out, even among all the other murder and crime those months brought to the region ..read more