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For four long years in Kansas City, Missouri a deceased three year old little African American girl remained only known by the name Precious Doe.

On April 28 2001, a report came in to police that an elderly man had wandered away from home and a friend was concerned for his well being. While searching for the man, who was found, police came across a black trash bag. Sadly inside the bag contained the decapitated corpse of a small child, and in another bag about 200 yards away was her head.

There were no traces of fingerprints or any other evidence to who she was or what had happened to her. Even though police had released facial reconstruction images, made two busts, and her story was on television shows such as Americas Most Wanted, no one came forward with any information.

It wasn't until 2005 when Thurmon McIntosh called police giving a statement about his knowlege of Precious Doe that her identity would be revealed. McIntosh had read letters his grandson Harrell Johnson sent from prison to his wife Michelle Johnson expressing regret over an unmentioned act.

Michelle had told many people she had sent her daughter to live with a woman who had previously cared for her while Michelle herself was in prison. McIntosh felt this coupled with the letters was odd and had went to the police over fifty times but, they felt his speculations didn't make sense.

McIntosh finally confronted Harrell about his missing stepdaughter to which lead to Harrell admitting to the crime. This lead to McIntosh being able to give unreleased information to police which gave way to an investigation.

On May 5 2005, it was confirmed Precious Doe was in fact three year old Erica Michelle Marie Green.

Michelle and Harrell stated that one night in 2001 Erica would not go to bed when told and Harrell, who had been drinking and was high on PCP, had kicked her in the head.

Erica fell to the ground severely injured.

Michelle and Harrell were worried about outstanding warrants, so they did not seek medical attention for Erica.

She succumbed to her injuries two days later.

The pair decided in order to hide Erica's identity they would decapitate her with garden shears and dump the two bags in separate locations.

In exchange for testifying against Harrell, Michelle Johnson was sentenced to 25 years in prison. Harrell Johnson was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life in prison in October 2008.

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Jane Britton was known to friends and family as someone who had numerous talents, including painting, playing the piano, and riding horses. Born in 1945, she lived in Needham, Massachusetts with her mother and father. Jane later went on to pursue anthropology as a major at Radcliffe College in Cambridge. In 1967, she was accepted into Harvard University, one of the top universities in the world, where she continued to study anthropology. She was bound for success, however, it would all come to a close one brutal night.

Tuesday, January 7, 1969. That morning, she had an important exam, but she was absent. Alarmed by the unusual behavior, Jane’s friend, James Humphries, called her, to which there was no response. He then went to her apartment sometime around noon that day, to which he made a gruesome discovery. Jane was lying face down on her bed, brutally murdered. 

That day, authorities began investigating the scene. There had been no sign of forced entry. During the autopsy report, it was revealed that Jane had suffered blunt force trauma to the head. She had also been raped by her killer. For years, her case went unsolved, until DNA testing in November 2018 proved that Michael Sumpter, a convicted rapist, had killed Jane. He is also connected to three other homicides. However, he died in prison in 2001. After this groundbreaking discovery, Jane’s case was officially closed.

Sources: 1, 2, 3, 4

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19 year old Alexander Koryakov walked into a kindergarten class with a meat cleaver. He killed three little girls, a teacher and wounded a nurse. He tried to escape but was captured, He told the police he wanted to be famous like Russian serial killer Andrei Chikatilo. In December 1999 he was sentenced to life imprisonment.

[serialkiller-101]

[a-study-in-crime]

The Murder of Ulla Höglund

The murder

34-year-old Irwing Höglund had attended a lecture at a local school on 20th May 1970 when he became worried about his wife, 29-year-old Ulla Höglund. They had agreed that Ulla would pick Irwing up after the lecture, but she never came. Irwing went home to the couple’s and their three children’s residence and contacted police the following morning. Ulla was reported missing, and the couple’s car was soon found parked in a parking lot about 1000 meters from the school where Irwing had attended his lecture. It was clear that Ulla had not been driving the car, since the car seat was too far from the pedals and steering wheel, which indicated that a tall man had driven the car.

On the 3rd June 1970, an anonymous caller contacted the police and told them that he had found a corpse which he believed was Ulla. He did not want to reveal his name but gave the police a description as to where the body was. The body was soon found under a spruce tree in a forest. The area where the body was found was called Kärlekskullen (which can roughly be translated to “The Hill of Love”), which was a known location for couples to be intimate. Ulla had been strangled with her bra strap and was then dumped under the tree. The autopsy indicated that Ulla had sex shortly before her death, and there were no signs of rape.

The police believed that Irwing Höglund was the murderer. They had several indicators pointing toward him; it seemed that Ulla had sex voluntarily, and it would therefore be plausible that she had sex with her husband. Another important factor that lead the police to believe that Irwing was guilty was the fact that he had arrived 15 minutes late to his lecture. Irwing explained that he and Ulla had simply spent time window shopping and lost track of time. However, there were also indicators pointing to Irwing being innocent. Firstly, they had no reason to have sex in a secluded area outside. Secondly, a reconstruction that was made showed that Irwing barely had enough time to kill Ulla and then attend his lecture fifteen minutes later than usual. Thirdly, several witnesses claimed to have seen the couple’s car driving around while Irwing was at his lecture. It was either Irwing or another man with whom Ulla perhaps had a love-affair. The police decided to go with the first theory and prosecute Irwing.

Trial and aftermath

The trial started in August 1972 but the attorney decided to leave his position as an attorney in this case, and the trial was never completed. Irwing Höglund was freed of all charges, and no one has been prosecuted since in this case.

The statute of limitations in the murder of Ulla Höglund expired in 1995, and the murderer was never found, nor the anonymous caller, who may have been the killer.

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The Mysterious Death of Irina Yarmolenko

Irina Yarmolenko, known to friends as Ira, was a 20-year-old college student who had emigrated to the USA from Ukraine as a child. Her body was mysteriously found by a riverbank on 5th May 2008.

According to reports, on the day of Irina's death, she dropped off donations at a Goodwill and visited a local coffee shop she worked to say goodbye as she was moving and transferring to Chapel Hill college.

CCTV from 11.09 am later shows her blue car driving 12 miles away towards to Catawba River but the grainy quality of the footage makes it unclear if she is the only one in the car. Irina was a keen photographer and may have been driving to take pictures of nature.

That morning, two cousins Mark Carver and Neal Cassada were fishing by the river, they had been there since 11.30 that morning.

At around 1 pm two people noticed a car almost submerged in the water, the driver's door was open and a young woman lay on her back nearby with cords knotted around her neck. Carver and Cassada remained fishing about a football field away, allegedly unaware of the commotion or any unusual events. Police were called. It was found that Irina had died of ligature strangulation and that the cords on her neck came from items in her car.

Carver and Cassada denied any involvement and claimed to have seen nothing, however, seven months after the discovery of Irina's body both men were arrested. Their touch DNA had been found on the outside of the car. Cassada died before his trial and Carver was convicted in March 2011. The evidence used to convict Carver was called into question and he was granted a new trial which resulted in his conviction being overturned in June 2011.

The case remains unsolved although theories of an unapprehended murder stemmed from unidentified DNA being found on one of the cords on her neck. Another theory is that Irina may have committed suicide, her friends and family deny that she would have had any reason to or shown any signs. The case remains open.

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Before Adolf Hitler committed suicide he had Dr.Werner Haase test a cyanide capsule on his German Shepard Cyanide a day before he did, Blondi (His dog) died because of it.

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Various photos of Susan Yassenoff, Dylan Klebold’s mother, who is now a mental health activist and author.

Columbus School for Girls - Class of 1967

Columbus School for Girls

(left) Diane, Sue’s sister and Dylan’s aunt, in the Color Guard club photo. (right) Sue in the I’Pittori club photo.

Columbus School for Girls - Fifth Grade

Columbus School for Girls - Lower School

from an Ohio newspaper, 1969

Tom Klebold - Sylvania High School - National Merit Scholarship

[iamit6]

The Columbine Massacre

The Columbine Massacre was a school shooting that occurred April 20th 1999, at columbine high school in Columbine, Colorado. The gunmen and attempted detonators were twelfth grade ( senior ) students Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold murdered at least 12 students and one teacher.

Motive:

We wanted to take revenge against the bullies who made school miserable for us - Trench coat mafia outcasts Quote.

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2004/04/at-last-we-know-why-the-columbine-killers-did-it.html

At Last We Know Why the Columbine Killers Did It

Most Americans have reached one of two wrong conclusions.

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The tape stops again and when it starts, Eric Harris is alone in a moving car. The camera seems to be mounted on the car’s dashboard. It’s dark out and there are raindrops on the window. At one point he passes a street sign that reads “Federal”. There’s music playing loudly, making it hard at times to understand what Eric is saying. At one point he mentions “The Black Jack Crew” [Eric and Dylan worked at Blackjack Pizza], specifically mentioning “Jason” and “Chris”. Eric: “You guys are very cool. Sorry, dudes. I had to do what I had to do.” Eric also makes mention of “Angel”, “Phil”, and “Bob”. Eric: “Bob is one of the coolest guys I’ve ever met in my life, except for being an alcoholic.” Eric says he’s going to miss Bob. “It’s a weird feeling knowing you’re going to be dead in two and a half weeks.” Eric says he can’t decide “if we should do it before or after prom”. At the end of this section of the tape Harris says he wishes he could have re-visited Michigan and “old friends”. He falls silent then and appears to start crying, wiping a tear from the left side of his face. He shuts the camera off.

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I've never seen these pics before

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dylan klebold has voicemail

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Young Dyl

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Columbine victim, Cassie Bernall, opening Christmas presents❤️❄️

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upscaled photo of dyl, forgot who did it

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Jocelyn Heckler advised that she has known Dylan Klebold since his freshman year, at which time she would have been in the 7th grade. She stated that she initially met him through her brother Zack Heckler and that Dylan had in fact became a good friend of the entire Heckler family.

In discussing the changes that she observed take place in Dylan, she stated that the changes began at the beginning of his junior year, during which time she was a freshman at Columbine. Dylan began wearing a black trench coat but he never really associated with the Trench Coat Mafia group. She never really knew why Dylan began wearing a black trench coat other than he was becoming a rebel at that time. She did know that Dylan & Zack began believing somewhat in the principles of anarchy. Dylan then began getting deeply involved in computers and took classes on how to build computers at Columbine. He was able to create his own computer program and by the end of his junior year he played computer games all the time. Some of the games included “Wolfenstein” and “Doom”, which he played briefly. He then began playing “Duke Nukem” in which the player shot and blew people up. A person is able to play these games with other people on the internet, which is what Dylan did. By his senior year, he became very involved with the video game “Quake.” This game is similar to “Duke Nukem” but in “Quake” people that the player kills looks more like real people rather than like monsters in the other games. 

Jocelyn advised that Dylan would telephone her brother Zack every single night at app. 9 pm. She personally would talk with Dylan for about 5 minutes if she answered the phone and then Zack would talk to him & play video games with him. Dylan never mentioned anything to her about blowing up the school or hurting or killing people. He never was into making bombs that she was aware of. She knew that even in 1996 Eric Harris was deeply involved in making pipe bombs but had no knowledge of Dylan being involved in such activity. Zack was told by their parents for him not to hang around Eric because of his bomb making activities during October 1997. 

Jocelyn said that she never noticed anything unusual that really stood out in regards to Dylan just prior to 4/20/99. She did state, however, that on the night of 4/19/99, Dylan did not call their residence, so Zack called Dylan at app. 11 pm. Zack asked Dylan if he wanted to play on the internet with Dylan replying that he was tired, that he didn’t fell like talking and just wanted to go to bed. She said that this was very unusual for Dylan to say or do since he and Zack would stay up until 1 am to 1:30 am every night and play video games over the internet. 

Jocelyn said that she was surprised on Tuesday morning in not seeing Dylan at school because she always saw him every morning around 9:30 am. The two of them would briefly meet at the the bottom of the stairs down next to the commons area where they would chit chat for about 5 minutes. On the morning of 4/20/99, she waited around but Dylan never showed up. At that point she just assumed that he was sick since he did not feel like talking the previous night to Zack. 

Jocelyn stated that no one she knows, including herself, saw this tragic incident coming from either Dylan or Eric. It was a complete shock to all of them, especially her family. 

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