Between 1982 and 1985, a masked gang killed 28 people in raids on Belgian shops and supermarkets, sometimes for champagne, coffee and cooking oil. Forty years, 593 DNA samples and 40 exhumations later, nobody knows who they were.
A French nurse vanished on a curfew night in 2020. Her husband was convicted of murder without a body. In July 2026 he confessed and led gendarmes to a field near Mailhoc.
In October 1974, a Utah police chief’s 17-year-old daughter vanished after leaving a pizza restaurant. Ted Bundy was a suspect, but nobody was ever named. In 2026, a second girl’s DNA finally closed the case.
In 1986, Mary Ann Turner was searching Spokane’s streets for her runaway daughter. She was found strangled in an alley. Forty years later, police say a licked envelope tied a 74-year-old man to her death.