Cold Case Project

  The story of the Chicago Ripper crew is one of sadness and a failed justice system. Although all caught, the Chicago Ripper Crew's ringleader was never convicted of murder, and one of them is even out on parole today. In total, these men killed six women, and we were known to abduct more than eighteen. Though the evidence is insufficient, the modus operandi of their crimes could place them at as many as 17 other murders, and the unrelated shooting of another man in the early 1980s. The sadistic nature of these crimes that make the freedom of these men all the more disheartening.               For two years, women were found missing and murdered across the Chicago area. The murder victims were all found dead with their bodies mutilated, and their left breast was amputated from their bodies. Most of the murders took place from May 1982 to December 1982; however, they began in 1981.               The ...

3 pretty girls vanish between 1981-1983. What happened? Was it Christopher Bernard Wilder? Watch full video to learn more about what happened to the 3 girls, and who could be behind the crimes.  

Angela Abbrederis Abbrederis was last seen in Dallas, Texas on April 2, 1996. She left behind her vehicle, clothes, luggage, car keys and other personal belongings, and left her dog unattended inside her apartment. There was laundry left in the washing machine and piled on Abbrederis's bed, which is uncharacteristic of her. Red fingerprints near the front door turned out to be paint rather than blood. Abbrederis has never been heard from again. Abbrederis's boyfriend withdrew money from her savings account, signed over one of her cars to himself, and emptied their joint checking account after her disappearance. He told police he jointly owned all he took. Investigators do not believe his actions necessarily make him a suspect in her case. At the time of her disappearance, Abbrederis was an exotic dancer in various Dallas clubs. She has one prior conviction for prostitution. Authorities stated that due to her lifestyle, they were uncertain at first as to whether she ...

Bring Those Dead Batteries Back To Life. Learn More Here 15 Wisconsin Missing Persons Cases Still Unsolved #1 Audrey Jean Good Backeberg Audrey married Ronald Backeberg in 1957, when she was about fifteen years old. The couple had two children together and resided on Vine Street in Reedsburg, Wisconsin. Audrey was employed at the nearby woolen mill in the early 1960s. A photo of Ronald is posted with this case summary. Authorities said that Audrey and Ronald's marriage was troubled and there were allegations of abuse. Audrey filed a criminal complaint against her husband on July 4, 1962. She said that Ronald beat her shortly beforehand, resulting in head injuries. Audrey also stated that Ronald threatened to murder her. She claimed that he had two loaded firearms inside the trunk of his vehicle. Audrey departed from her family's residence during the day on July 7, 1962, three days after she contacted authorities regarding Ronald...