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True Crime & Unsolved Homicide
This international true crime blog includes stories and updates regarding missing persons and unsolved mysteries strongly suspected or known to involve a criminal element.
If you would like to view or search our global database of case files regarding missing persons, unidentified remains, and unsolved murders, check out the ‘Never Quit Looking’ page.
- Nimrod Johnson Miller
Nimrod Johnson Miller was a sheriff who disappeared in September 1881 while chasing a fugitive wanted for murder. - Ilya Pilpani
Ilya Pilpani, a 13-year-old boy from Kazakhstan, vanished on July 18, 2020, while visiting relatives in Georgiaโs Svaneti region. He left their home riding a bicycle, but neither he nor the bicycle have been seen since. - Zhฤng Yฤซnglรจ (ๅผ ่ฑไน)
Zhฤng Yฤซnglรจ was a twelve year old girl who the victim of a child abduction in the summer of 2002 from Cangzhou, Chiina. - A Perfect Storm: The True Story of The Chamberlains
A Perfect Storm: The True Story of The Chamberlains podcast explores the Azaria Chamberlain case, revisiting evidence, media influence, and wrongful conviction. This true crime series offers an in depth, compelling look at one of Australiaโs most controversial cases. - True Crime Today
True Crime Today is a daily true crime news podcast hosted by veteran broadcaster Tony Brueski. Covers breaking cases, trials, and verdicts with expert guest interviews and evidence-driven commentary. - True Crime with Kendall Rae
True Crime with Kendall Rae blends long-form storytelling with commentary-style discussion, often expanding on cases she has covered on YouTube. The podcast format allows deeper dives, updates, interviews, and follow-ups, giving episodes a conversational, ongoing-investigation feel rather than a scripted documentary tone.
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Every source we look at are listed within each article in the “References” area including links if the source is online. There are also buttons above the references with direct links to the government or police alerts. The basic details always come from a police or Interpol notice / alert. Once we have the basics, we fill in what we can based on other primary sources (e.g., the family’s website or social media pages) and respected secondary sources (newspaper articles, other websites, etc.) If you are looking for more details on a case, check out the references list!
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