Unsolved Cases

Murder

Lori Zimmerman
Don Henry and Kevin Ives
Matthew Chase
Father Reynaldo Rivera
Father John Kerrigan
Ann Sigmin
Marilu Geri
Michael Rosenblum
Kathy Hobbs
Mickey and Trudy Thompson - mastermind of murder convicted, hitmen have never been identified.
Joyce McLain

Mike Riemer / Tube Sock Killer

Wanted - crimes other than murder

DB Cooper
Suzanne Russell
Kristin Tomlin
Carl Alfred Eder (convicted of murder, escaped)
Joseph Mancini (convicted of rape, escaped)
Frank Morris and the Anglin Brothers (still have active arrest warrants)

Missing

Dottie Caylor
Annie Hearin
Rogest Cain
Christi Jo Nichols
Jeremy Bright
Michaela Garecht
Christopher Abeta
Red Dixson, Caleb Dixson, Russell "Rusty" Dixson, Jason Dixson, Mike Goergan
Marlene Santana

Unexplained Deaths

Donald Kemp
Kurt McFall
Aileen Conway
Kurt Sova

Unresolved Lost Loves/Heirs

Pat Mealbach - never did definitively prove she was a Dodge
Walter Green
Dolores Validez
Dan Willains
George J. Stein

Unsolved/Unresolved Cases where the statute of limitations has run out (Or may have - chime in in case I get any wrong)

John Lutter (probably)
John William Farr
Shotgun Bandit
Jack Quinn (maybe?)
Jenny Pratt
Bald Mountain Shooters

That would be alot of work. You'd have to find the statute of limitations from each US state. Other than that, I say go for it. I don't think anyone else has done what you're wanting to do as far as I know.

I dont think it will be that bad to do, but it might take some time. One thing Im not sure how to put on the list are the cases where so and so was possibly murdered, but no one is sure. Donald Kemp and a few others would fit into this category.

I dont think it will be that bad to do, but it might take some time. One thing Im not sure how to put on the list are the cases where so and so was possibly murdered, but no one is sure. Donald Kemp and a few others would fit into this category.

How about categorizing them as "Possible Homicide" or "Homicide?"

How about categorizing them as "Possible Homicide" or "Homicide?"

Yeah Im going to put them in an 'Unexplained Deaths', but it wont necessarily follow the UM categorization of the segments, but what is currently known (ie some unexplained death segments are now proven to have been murders).

Also thought about separating cases where a person is kidnapped/likely to have met foul play from those that vanished with no proof of foul play (such as Rogest Cain). Reason for this being that other than them being missing there isnt necessarily a crime.

Yeah Im going to put them in an 'Unexplained Deaths', but it wont necessarily follow the UM categorization of the segments, but what is currently known (ie some unexplained death segments are now proven to have been murders).

Also thought about separating cases where a person is kidnapped/likely to have met foul play from those that vanished with no proof of foul play (such as Rogest Cain). Reason for this being that other than them being missing there isnt necessarily a crime.

That's a good idea also. There are definitely more than a few UM missing persons cases where the person could easily have died of natural causes elsewhere or simply even walked out of their lives, neither of which is illegal.

Dottie Caylor and Christopher Abeyta are classified as missing, not murdered.

I started a thread about this over a year ago but what about the Ken Palmer lost love segment? Is that still unsolved?

The statute of limitations had expired for the attack on Susan LaFerterte when they convicted Beaver Tempest of murder on Doreen Picard.

And Don Smith could go to the unsolved murder

Using one of the episodes guides, Im going to work on this this weekend. If I make a mistake where a case should be under, do tell me, and also if Ive put a crime in a still wanted column when the statute has run out. Ill probably do a look up on the ones that are questionable (Hijacking in the case of DB Cooper as well as the kidnapping cases, since those have long statutes).