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flag made by val with the help of me ! (horror system)

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Unsolved Cold Cases: Shocking Historical Crimes

In today’s episode we look at 2 shocking historical crimes of their day – one which remains unsolved and the other which becomes resolved 41 years later. In 1843, Harriet Monckton, a pious and steady young lady of 23, is found dead in the church privy.  Her body is saturated with prussic acid – more than 30 times the amount needed to kill - but there is no vial found near her, thereby ruling out possible suicide. In 1919, attractive newly married 25 year old Mamie Stuart lives in a secluded cottage in Wales with her increasingly erratic husband.  Mamie tells their landlady her thoughts of leaving to go to see her family.  Mamie then simply vanishes.  Her violently tempered husband is found to be now residing with his first wife.  With no body, no charges can be brought against anyone.  But, 41 years later her body is found! These two unsolved cold cases are today’s episode of Wicked Wednesdays. 

Hosted by Robin Coles.      

Jennifer Odom: The Beginning Of The End.

ON A CHILLY afternoon in rural Florida, a young girl steps off of her school bus & begins the walk home. She would only get a few yards before vanishing…THE STORY IS eerily familiar BUT it’s NOT about Jennifer Odom. This story takes place a full year before the world would hear about Jenny. This IS the horrific story of 17-year-old Carolyn Murray of Springhill, Florida. A CREATURE OF HABIT SHE…

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Joseph Hedley “Joe the Quilter”

This is my first of many blog posts to come regarding unsolved crime cases here in the United Kingdom and hopefully later worldwide unsolved crime cases. This one is about the local Northumberland quilter, known worldwide by his nickname of Joe the Quilter. Joseph Hedley was found brutally murdered in his own home some days after his wife passing away.

Known for his double-quilting patterns, Joe was a pioneer of quilting and stitching, known for his patterns here in the United Kingdom and in the United States of America as well.

Not long after his passing, his stuff from his home were sold at an auction house in Hexham, Northumberland, UK, and the traces of a potential murderer go amidst. Since then, the case is regarded as a cold case, at least until new evidence emerges.

Since 2021, during the time of the COVID-19 Pandemic, Beamish Museum, an open-air life working museum, opens up some new attractions including a full scale replica of the house of Joseph Hedley in the Pockerley Farm area.

I’ll update this blog post once new or potential case information comes alight. Until then readers, please subscribe and read more amazing posts!

Persons of Interest

Joseph Hedley (victim)

Barker (printer) of Hexham (mentioned on a poster)

W. Davison (printer) of Alnwick (mentioned on a poster)

James Robson (auctioneer) of Hexham (mentioned on a poster)

Village of Warden (mentioned on a graphic)

Case Locations

Joseph Hedley’s Residence

Homer’s Lane

Village of Warden

Town of Hexham

James Robson’s Auction House

Barker Printer Co.

Davison Printer Co.

Image Sources

Beamish Museum

The Internet Archive

Northumberland Archives

References

Joseph Hedley - Wikipedia

Letter Book - Research & Records - The National Archives

Case File Updates

30th July 2023: Added section titled “Persons of Interest”, added section titled “Case Locations”, added section titled “Case File Updates” and added “Letter Book - Research & Records - The National Archives” to the section titled “References”.

29th July 2023: Added blog post to my blog.

29th March 1826: Items from Joseph Hedley’s home were sold at an auction.

1st January 1826: Joseph Hedley was found inhumanly murdered in his own home.

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Who is Jeffrey Paul Premo ( Suspect revealed in 1998 murder ) Wiki, Bio, Age, Crime, Arrest, Incident details, Investigations and More Facts

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Police arrested a suspect in the 1998 murder of a Washington state teenager this week, completing the more than two-decade-long investigation using DNA testing.

Jeffrey Paul Premo, 52, was arrested Monday and charged with the murder of Jennifer Brinkman, 19, according to Marysville Police Department and jail records. Premo was being held in the Snohomish County Jail on $250,000 bond for first-degree murder. Brinkman was found dead in her bedroom after her father and girlfriend returned from vacation on March 21, 1998. She had been struck in the neck with an ax recovered from the scene. Although investigators found DNA on the weapon, outdated technology prevented them from finding a match. Suspect revealed in 1998 murder of Washington teen Jennifer Brinkman https://t.co/q7WCkoBApL pic.twitter.com/eQe0tOuW3K — New York Post (@nypost) November 30, 2022 But the sample was tested by Parabon NanoLabs in 2020 and the results helped investigators obtain a warrant for the suspect's DNA, which he voluntarily provided, police said. The Washington State Patrol Crime Lab said the suspected killer's genetic material was eventually matched to DNA found on the axe. "Solving this case has been a top priority for the Marysville Police Department for more than 24 years," Police Commissioner Erik Scairpon said Tuesday. “We never gave it up or put it on the shelf. He has been under continued investigation in the belief that one day we may achieve some degree of closure for the family and justice for Jennifer." Brinkman, who was reportedly very sociable, met his killer during a telephone conversation. Early investigators found a letter the suspect had written to Brinkman before his death, which indicated that the couple had met. Premo denied knowing her during his first interview with the police. After his arrest, police said, Premo invoked his constitutional rights and police did not disclose the motive for the crime. "It's one of those things where it never leaves your thought process because it remains unresolved," Commander Robb Lamoureux said at a news conference on Tuesday. Lamoureux was Brinkman's first homicide detective and still conducts investigations with the Marysville PD. “Just yesterday when we made the arrest and I was sitting at home thinking about it, it really hit me that we have a conclusion on this and can finally put it on a shelf and conclude not only for us as investigators, the people involved. , but also for the family and the community,” he continued. While Brinkman's father died in 2013, police were able to inform his mother of the turn of the case. "She was extremely emotional," Lamoureux said. "I think it was an overwhelming feeling for her to finally have an answer." The Marysville Police Department did not respond to The Post's request for comment on Wednesday. Jennifer Brinkman's murder is one of many cold cases now supported by advanced DNA technology. Earlier this month, police in Fairfax County, Virginia announced that genetic testing had identified two Maryland brothers as the rapists who assaulted a 21-year-old woman in a mall parking lot in 1988 . George Thomas, Jr., 61, was arrested at a train station in Maryland on November 21. Her brother, Gregory Allen Thomas, died in 2009. "In this case, justice will be delayed, but justice will not be denied," Chief Kevin Davis said at the time. Read the full article

The Unsolved Cold Case Murder of Sherri Ann Jarvis (14), Stillwater, MN

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28 SOUNDS TO ESCAPE (2022) Konzert im Hof der Kulturbrauerei Das RambaZamba Theater eröffnet die Spielzeit 2022/2023 vom 01.-10. September mit Vorstellungen im Hof der Kulturbrauerei und zeigt „Der eingebildete Kranke” und „Der Drache” OPEN-AIR. 

Am 10. September spielen dann ab 16:00 Uhr Laing, Tanga Elektra, 21 downbeat, Rausch Royal, Chris Imler und 28 sounds to escape. Anschließend feiern wir RZt DJ Night mit DJ Grace Kelly und DJ Lars Eidinger (Autistic Disco). 

Infos: https://rambazamba-theater.de/open-air (Plakat: RambaZamba Theater / Stahl R) (Foto: Phillip Zwanzig)

“I discovered a plausible myth, a trove of red herrings, and, finally, what appeared to be the truth.” 

Who killed the Fudge King? For our sister publication The Atavist Magazine, Tom Donaghy investigated—and possibly solved—a decades-old cold case about the murder of Harry Anglemyer, the beloved owner of a fudge shop empire. 

 Read an excerpt, “True Crime, Jersey Shore Style,” on Longreads.

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The Most TWISTED Case You've Ever Heard: The Tragic Tale of Lori and Mark Phillips!

In the annals of true crime, few stories are as chilling and haunting as that of Robert Hansen, infamously known as the Butcher Baker. Here we delve into the life, crimes, and the enduring legacy of one of America’s most notorious serial killers.

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