There are quite a few cases from Unsolved Mysteries which have absolutely no articles online (other than the UM websites). Some of them include:

Aileen Conway
Don Smith
Rae Ann Mossor
Lisa Bishop and the Freedon
Philip Fraser (although I think someone posted an article about him on here)
Dick Hansen
Su-Ya Kim
Tom Kueter (especially frustrating that there was no article about the case being solved)

For awhile, I would have included Joan Jefferies, but recently I found an article about her murder and a lawsuit with her family and Sam Patel.

What other cases have absolutely nothing else about them online? Why do you think some cases have a bunch of articles while others have virtually nothing?

Richard Bocklage. There seems to be no updates since his car was found in 1991.

There are quite a few cases from Unsolved Mysteries which have absolutely no articles online (other than the UM websites). Some of them include:

Aileen Conway
Don Smith
Rae Ann Mossor
Lisa Bishop and the Freedon
Philip Fraser (although I think someone posted an article about him on here)
Dick Hansen
Su-Ya Kim
Tom Kueter (especially frustrating that there was no article about the case being solved)

For awhile, I would have included Joan Jefferies, but recently I found an article about her murder and a lawsuit with her family and Sam Patel.

What other cases have absolutely nothing else about them online? Why do you think some cases have a bunch of articles while others have virtually nothing?


I've seen articles online about Aeileen Conway and Lisa Bishop and the Freedon.

One case I have seen nothing on outside of the UM segment: The Wackers

Patrick Ackles (sp?), a child who went missing in Florida in 1972 and was briefly profiled as part of a missing persons roll call in 1991. There was apparently an update aired years later that also never made it to syndication where a man claiming to be Patrick turned up at the mother's doorstep. She never really thought it was her son and DNA testing confirmed her hunch.

Crystaldawn stated in a post from a while back that Patrick's mother let his case be featured on the roll call with the proviso that they never mention the abductor's name (perhaps someone in the family?) and that the family no longer considers him missing.

I've seen articles online about Aeileen Conway

You have??? :eek: :eek: :eek:

I've never been able to find a single article.

The first two that came to mind were Aeileen Conway and Phillip Fraser. I'm more surprised in Fraser's case since he was definitely murdered. Conway's is still somewhat up in the air as to what happened to her.

You have??? :eek: :eek: :eek:

I've never been able to find a single article.

Yes. On Newsbank about ten years ago. One mentioned that jewelry was missing from the house thus supporting the interrupted burglary theory.

Magic rock

Adam Hecht. Surprisingly can't find anything about that

Jill and Julie Hanson, although it was heavily reported on at the time.

Magic rock

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

How about Lynne Plaskett AKA the cancer curing mini UFO? That story is too crazy for even the tabloids to cover :lol:

How about Lynne Plaskett AKA the cancer curing mini UFO? That story is too crazy for even the tabloids to cover :lol:

Believe it or not, I found articles about this.

I have googled cases where there weren't that many articles online with any information. I was surprised I couldn't find that many on Sarah Powell... you'd think that would have been a big deal, esp since it happened in Clear Lake (TX)

I also can't find any articles about Nyleen Kay Marshall's mother, Nancy Marshall and about her dying in Mexico. I think I heard the info here and somewhere else, but I've never found an article reporting it. I thought that was really strange.

Why do you think some cases have a bunch of articles while others have virtually nothing?

Probably several reasons:
--Not all newspapers and/or police departments have the ability to, or want to, put their archives online
--Not all family members will create websites, Facebook pages, etc about their Unsolved Mystery
--Some websites have better search engine capabilities than others

I say all of these respectfully and don't mean to come across as snobbish. Rather my observations are based on personal experiences during my professional career.

Monica Libao

Probably several reasons:
--Not all newspapers and/or police departments have the ability to, or want to, put their archives online
--Not all family members will create websites, Facebook pages, etc about their Unsolved Mystery
--Some websites have better search engine capabilities than others

I say all of these respectfully and don't mean to come across as snobbish. Rather my observations are based on personal experiences during my professional career.

Don't worry I understand haha and I agree. Unfortunately, there are some cases that just won't have any information out there other than the UM segment. But it's also great that these cases aren't forgotten because of this show.

Also, another case I remembered with virtually nothing online: Tim Good and Dave Freeman (a.k.a. William Cooper and Winston Jelks)

I'm surprised about this case because it was so bizarre, I expected a bunch of newspapers would still have articles about it. The only source I found was from the archived UM website. Shockingly, it said that Freeman was a suspect in other murders, including two of his own children!

The first cases I thought of were Rae Ann Mossor and Don Smith. And Dale Hyde.