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FBI Ten Most Wanted

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The Ten Most Wanted fugitives actively being pursued by the United States’s Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

Sin City Murders

Attempted Murders, Corruption, Crimes of Passion, Home Invaders, Kidnappings, L.A. Noir, Missing People, Murders, Sexual Assault, Stranglers, Torture, Unsolved Crimes

There were many young women murdered in 1940's Los Angeles... so many that police suspected a serial killer was stalking the streets of the Sin City.

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Masked Marvel Murder

Celebrity Crimes, Crimes of Passion, Hoaxes, L.A. Noir, Murders, Unsolved Crimes

The death of actor David Bacon was shrouded in gossip, scandal and mystery. Was the star of the Masked Marvel serial murdered by a secret lover?

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Phil Hartman

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A prolific movie and television star, and a much loved voice actor on the Simpsons, Phil Hartman’s career was tragically cut short by a senseless act of murder.

Call Girl Murders

Crimes of Passion, Fugitives, Home Invaders, Murders, Trials, Unsolved Crimes

Three high class call girls murdered in Europe could possibly be linked through their wealthy and powerful clientele.

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Lonely Hearts Killers

Leave a Comment / Crimes of Passion, Forgery, Fraud, Fugitives, Murders, Serial Killers, Trials

Martha Beck was a lonely, overweight mother of two, who was desperate for a man. When she met Raymond Fernandez, it proved to be a lethal union.

Brighton Trunk Murders

Crimes of Passion, Missing People, Murders, Trials, Unsolved Crimes

The discovery of one body in a trunk would lead to a second murder, and a callous killer who would somehow escape justice.