Crimes & Victims

02/11/2023

Jen Royce and her friends Stephanie and Leila were inner-tubing on the Jefferson River outside the city of Bozeman. What was supposed to be a relaxing excursion down the river turned into a nightmare three hours into their adventure.
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An female was found on June 20, 1979 down an embankment between the Eastbound lanes of Route 22/322 and the Juniata River in Watts Township, Pennsylvania. She had been deceased for several months up to one year.

She was 15-30 years old and stood around 5’06” tall. She had blonde to light brown medium length, possibly curly hair. A healed rib fracture was found suggesting she endured an injury earlier in life. A dental exam revealed several silver fillings and evidence that she had an upper molar extracted during her late teenage years.

The decedent was wearing a tan button up long sleeve shirt with two breast pockets, one that zippered close. Underneath she wore a blue tank top with another white lace-like blouse. She wore blue twill slacks and red and green argyle knee-length socks. A pair of white shoes with buckles were found near her body. She was wearing several pieces of jewelry including two oval turquoise rings, a black ribbon onyx ring, a heavy silver chain bracelet (Avon brand), teardrop turquoise stud earrings, and a thin chain necklace with a turquoise pendant.

Isotope testing of her bones suggest she spent significant time in the Great Lakes region or southern Canadian provinces during adolescence, and during the final months of life possibly left that region and spent time in the southwestern United States.

Please contact the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST with any information that could help identify her.

Additional images and information can be found at her poster: https://www.missingkids.org/poster/NCMU/1192091/1

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On September 6, 1994, an male was found inside a railway freight car that had stopped in , . The train had originated from , Mexico. The child had been deceased 2-3 weeks before being discovered.

He is believed to be Hispanic and was 16-18 years old at the time of death. He stood approximately 5’04”-5’05” tall and had black hair. His hairstyle is unknown.

He was found clothed, wearing a black t-shirt with the word “DUNK” written on the front, a pair of blue denim jeans and a belt that had a metal buckle with “kal” written on it, tan socks and black loafers. He was also found with a multi-colored Harley Davidson handkerchief and a box of matches with Spanish text on the cover.

He also possibly had a small extra tooth behind his upper front middle teeth. This may not have been noticeable to others.

Please contact the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST with any information that could help identify him.

Additional images and information can be found at his poster: https://www.missingkids.org/poster/NCMU/1184293/1

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On January 29, 1990, the body of an unidentified female was found in a ditch off of the 11300 block of Fauna Street in , Texas. She had only been deceased for a couple hours prior to the time of discovery.

The decedent is believed to have been a Hispanic female, approximately 15-25 years of age. She had short black hair, approximately 4 inches in length.

She had gold caps on both her front top central incisors and a 1 ½ inch diameter scar on the inside portion of her upper left leg. She had pierced ears and was found wearing dangling “$” (dollar sign) earrings. She was also found wearing a white pullover top with the inscription “Company Europe International” and “DE” and blue jeans with four front pockets (“Sunrise Chicago” brand). Her fingernails were painted red.

Please contact the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST with any information that could help identify her.

Additional images and information can be found at her poster: https://www.missingkids.org/poster/NCMU/1184346/1

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The FDA is planning to issue a ban on certain hair-straightening products that contain formaldehyde, a chemical with known links to various cancers.

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The newly created positions are part of Reebok's attempt to reenter professional performance basketball, Reebok said.

11/10/2023

| Ex-NFL player arrested in connection with his mother's death. The body of , 73, was found on Sept. 16. Investigators ruled her death as a homicide as her injuries appeared to have occurred during an assault.

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Kaitlin Armstrong, who is accused of killing pro cyclist Anna Moriah 'Mo' Wilson, was caught after running a block into a neighborhood.

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Authorities confirmed that human remains discovered in an Arizona desert 41 years ago belonged to Virgil R. Renner.

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Three children's lives have been altered forever.
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Melissa Davis, 33, was found dead by firefighters responding to a grass fire on Sept. 29 in Austin, Texas.

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Crystal Rogers was last seen on July 3, 2015, by her boyfriend, Brooks Houck, who is one of two people charged in the case.

10/10/2023

It has been 35 years TODAY and he is STILL unidentified. Someone somewhere is missing him.

👉 Discovered October 6, 1988
👉 Dorchester, Massachusetts
👉 Estimated Age Range: 14-16
👉 Height: 5'4", measured
👉 Weight: 130 lbs, measured
👉 NamUs: #12973

👉 Circumstances: May have gone by the name Clayton. May have been from or had ties to the Bronx, New York area.

https://www.namus.gov/UnidentifiedPersons/Case #/12973

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On October 28, 1995, an unidentified male was found in Fairmount Park in , near George’s Hill Drive and 52nd Street. He had been deceased for approximately three days before being discovered.

He was estimated to be in his late teens at the time of death. He had brown eyes and black hair that was styled in corn rows. He stood approximately 5’11” tall and weighed about 163 pounds.

He had a vertical scar on the back of his right forearm.

At the time of death, he was wearing a red size XL “Fruit of the Loom” short sleeved t-shirt with a “Sergio Tacchini” brand long sleeved pullover in size XL. The pullover was printed with the words Railway Express in black, green, and tan. The male was also wearing black “Boss” brand trousers in size 36L. He also wore “Fruit of the Loom” size 38-40L boxers, a black belt with yellow metal ornaments, and black “Reebok” hi-top sneakers in size 10.

Please contact the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST with any tips that could help identify him.

Additional information can be found at his poster: www.missingkids.org/poster/NCMU/1184254/1

10/10/2023

Excited to announce that I'll be appearing at a launch party and live show alongside several other great true crime podcasters for Josh Hallmark's new studio in North Adams, Massachusetts next Saturday, October 14. For more information about the event, please check this website: bothand.fyi/launch

10/10/2023

It has been 25 years TODAY and she is STILL unidentified. Someone somewhere is missing her.

👉 Discovered October 7, 1998
👉 Parker County, Texas
👉 Estimated Age Range: 35-55
👉 Height: 5'5", estimated
👉 Weight: 145 lbs, estimated
👉 NamUs: #3572

👉 Circumstances: Decomposed body found in wooded area near Interstate 20 in Weatherford TX.

https://www.namus.gov/UnidentifiedPersons/Case #/3572

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We stand with all of our relatives, celebrating the enduring strength and resilience of our ancestors. We honor their legacy and the traditions passed down through generations. We celebrate cultural persistence.

The safety of Indigenous women and children requires the full restoration of Tribal sovereignty, reclamation of Indigenous belief systems, and fully funded resources for health care, housing, justice, and other rightful necessities.

Reclaiming the sacredness of women, honoring the roles and experiences of all relatives, including our Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+, and prioritizing accountability are central to restoring harmony within our Tribal and Native Hawaiian nations.

We are here. We are here celebrating our lifeways.