The Cold Case Collective

A man has gone free for approximately 30 years after shooting and killing his wife and 18-year-old daughter, leaving three more children under the age of 12 at home without parents. He has been free for three decades. It is time for him to be held accountable. Do you recognize him?
 
We are discussing the case of Connie and Heather Henry and invite you to join in on the conversation. Comment below with your thoughts, questions, and theories. Follow, like, and share to help extend the reach of her case. As long as we can keep her name and face visible, the more likely it is that it will end up in front of someone with a nudge for them to come forward with information that might just provide some answers. 
 
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Anyone with information about Henry's whereabouts is asked to call Secret Witness of Kootenai County at (208) 667-2111.
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Did a drug- and alcohol-fueled house party in 1984 lead to the tragic death of 13-year-old Michelle Kasperek, or was it just an event preceding it that muddied the waters of the investigation? Michelle’s savagely attacked body would be found by a dog walker the next evening. How Michelle ended up there remains a mystery to this day. 
 
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Call Crime Stoppers WNY: 716-867-6161
Submit an anonymous tip: Online or through the Crime Stoppers Mobile App "Buffalo Tips"
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On the morning of April 15, 1973, a nineteen-year-old college student left her dorm room with her books and told her roommate she was going to study for a Spanish exam. Two hours later, two teenagers found her body in the woods. Her name was Virginia Olson, "Ginger" to her friends, and more than fifty years later, the only murder in her university's history is still unsolved. 
 
We are discussing the case of Virginia “Ginger” Olson and invite you to join in on the conversation. Comment below with your thoughts, questions, and theories. Follow, like, and share to help extend the reach of her case. As long as we can keep her name and face visible, the more likely it is that it will end up in front of someone with a nudge for them to come forward with information that might just provide some answers. 
 
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Call Asheville Police: 828-252-1110. You can also send an anonymous tip using the TIP2APD smartphone application (search “Asheville PD” in your app store), or by texting TIP2APD to 847411.
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On an ordinary August morning in 2001, an eleven-year-old girl walked out her front door to play in her Alabama neighborhood — the way she had a hundred times before. She never came home. Two months later, hunters would find what was left of her in the woods fifteen miles away. Her name was Shannon Paulk. And more than two decades later, no one has answered for what happened to her.
 
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If you have any information, please contact Prattville Police Department 334-595-0256, the Secret Witness Line at 334-595-0259 or Alabama Bureau of Investigation hotline 800-392-8011. You may also send an anonymous tip via text message to tip411 (847411) using the keyword “PRATTPD” followed by your message or by following the link below.
 
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In the early hours of May 1960, a metal box containing 25-30 sticks of dynamite exploded under the bedroom of Jethro and Mattie Green. Jethro was thrown from his bed into the yard, suffering minor injuries; their 17-month-old son, who was also in the room, was injured. Mattie Green did not survive. Sixty-six years later and we still don’t know who placed this bomb and why?
 
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October 13, 1989. Warren, Indiana. Eighteen-year-old Sheri Herr was home alone in the quiet rural community where she had grown up. By the end of the day, she would be found brutally murdered inside her family's home. More than three decades later, no arrests have been made, no motive has been publicly established, and one question still haunts investigators and those who loved her: Who killed Sheri Herr?
 
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Have Information?
Call Indiana State Police at (260) 432-8661 or (800) 552-0976
 
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This is the tragic story of Kelvin McDuffie, a 25-year-old University of Georgia student who was shot to death in a rural part of Athens-Clarke County. He had risen to Second Lieutenant in the Army Reserves, was pursuing a college degree, had plans to open a restaurant in his hometown of Elberton, and a girlfriend he planned to marry and make a home with. What went wrong?
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Have Information?
Call the Athens-Clarke County Police Department at (706) 613-3330 or the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI Region 11 Athens Office) at (706) 552-2309
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Just weeks before her 18th birthday, the vibrant, energetic, and loved Maggie Long did something that should have been routine and safe. She went home. On December 1st, 2017, Maggie Long walked into her home in Bailey, Colorado, to make a brief stop, not knowing it would be her last. Maggie was assaulted in the sanctuary of her own home and then set on fire. Who did this heinous thing to a beautiful young woman? Maybe you are the one who can identify the suspects.
 
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Have Information?Official Tip Line: (303) 239-4243
Official Email: maggie.long.tips@state.co.usFBI Denver: 800-call-FBISubmit tips online: fbi.gov/tips
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Jason Nam was 31 years old. He lived in Honolulu, Hawaii. On March 10th, 2006, he was washing his car outside his apartment building in Makiki. In broad daylight, three masked men approached him. Moments later… he was shot. The suspects fled in a stolen car that was later burned. And Jason Nam was gone. No arrests. No clear motive. Just questions that have never been answered.
 
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Please contact CrimeStoppers at (808) 955-8300 or click HERE to send an email.
 
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It was the summer of 1973, and 20 year old Donna Lemon was making the most of it like any true Montanan before the snow starts to fall again in just a few short months. The eldest of two daughters with an avid outdoorsman for a father, Donna was very active. She rock climbed with her father and went fishing, camping, skiing, sledding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and horseback riding. She had just attended the Ennis Rodeo on the 3rd and the 4th of July, and was supposed to meet with a friend at 4pm on the 5th to go horseback riding. She never arrived at her friend’s house. Her friend rang the alarm bell instantly and drove around looking for her, to no avail. Two days later, her green 1969 Ford Mustang would be spotted in a parking lot in Idaho Falls. Two days after that, her body would be discovered in the grass on the bank of the Snake River, approximately 1.5 miles from where her car was left.  Family, friends, and officials all believed it had to be someone she knew. Over fifty years have passed since the tragic death of Donna Lemon and the question of who and why still linger. Do you have a piece of the puzzle?
 
We are discussing the case of Donna Lemon and invite you to join in on the conversation. Comment below with your thoughts, questions, and theories. Follow, like, and share to help extend the reach of her case. As long as we can keep her name and face visible, the more likely it is that it will end up in front of someone with a nudge for them to come forward with information that might just provide some answers. 
 
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Have Information?
Please contact the Bonneville County Sheriff at 208-529-1375 or 
Idaho's Cold Case Tip Line - 1-844-847-4040.
 
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