When 19-year-old Margaret Martin agreed to attend a meeting to talk about a job offer little did she know she was actually going to meet the person who would ultimately take her life. Here is the story of her horrific murder. Source ..read more

This is the story of the murder of Chrissie Venn. After several days of searching by locals, the missing fourteen-year-old was eventually found stuffed in a hollow tree stump. Her killer was never found. Here Unsolved Casebook takes a look at the harrowing case. Source ..read more

Who killed Florence Nightingale Shore? Brutally attacked whilst travelling on the train between Victoria and Bexhill her killer was never caught. Was a man seen by witnesses leaving the train responsible or was the killer someone much closer to Florence the real killer? Source ..read more

In the early hours of June 10, 1912, eight people, six of whom were children, were slaughtered in a brutal attack. The Villisca Axe Murders were never solved despite several suspects been put forward. Was the killer fuelled by revenge after business dealings soured? Or were the murders just one of many committed by an unknown serial killer? Here Unsolved Casebook takes a look at the case. Source ..read more

In 1902 a fifteen-year-old girl disappeared after she left her San Francisco home to attend a meeting about a job. A month later the body of the teenager was discovered. She had been raped and strangled to death. Her killer was never caught. This is the story of the Murder of Nora Fuller. Source ..read more

In 1908, Caroline Luard was found murdered on the veranda of a summerhouse in the village of Seal Chart, Sevenoaks, Kent. Her murder remains unsolved. Source ..read more

The Peasenhall Murder is one of those historic unsolved cases that doesn't necessarily get the same coverage as other crimes of its era but it is no less fascinating. Rose Harsent, a young woman with several admirers, is discovered dead and her suspected lover is subsequently arrested and tried for the murder. Did the prime suspect get away with murder? Here Unsolved Casebook looks back at the case. Source ..read more

On an early December morning, a man was found dead and so began the mystery of The Somerton Man. Named after the beach on which he was found the man's true identity to this day remains unknown. Also known as Tamam Shud, due to a clue that revealed itself during the investigation, here is the story of the bizarre case. Source ..read more

It was early on a Saturday morning on September 16, 1922, when the bodies of Reverend Edward Wheeler Hall and his lover Eleanor Mills were discovered side-by-side under a crabapple tree in New Brunswick, New Jersey. The Hall-Mills Murders, as they would become known, proved a fascinating case. The wife of the minister, along with several family members were acquitted of committing the murders four years later. Did they get away with murder? Unsolved Casebook takes a look at the intriguing case. Source ..read more

Over a span of ten weeks during 1946, an unidentified serial killer would haunt the twin cities of Texarkana, Texas and Texarkana, Arkansas before seemingly vanishing into thin air. The Texarkana Phantom Moonlight Murders, on which the movie The Town That Dreaded Sundown was based upon, were never solved. Source ..read more