Disappearance of Craig Williamson





While on a business trip to Colorado Springs, Craig goes missing , his wife knew he had to be alive still, but was convinced he was suffering from amnesia.

Sure enough, Williamson saw a re-run of the Unsolved Mysteries episode about his disappearance and recognized himself. He claimed that he has been beaten by two men and couldn’t remember much else, not even who his wife was. The two reunited, but later divorced and remain friends till date

Mysterious disappearance of Bonnie Haim



Bonnie Haim, a young Florida mother, disappeared just days after Christmas in 1992. Police believed she was dead, suspecting her husband, Michael Haim, was responsible for her murder. While Bonnie’s parents claimed she left Michael intentionally, some of his relatives were convinced he had killed her.

A piece of skull was found on Bonnie’s former property, and Michael went to trial years later in 2019. He was found guilty of murdering his wife and was sentenced to life in prison.

The Anthrax Killer




When multiple postal workers became mysteriously ill in 2001, doctors discovered with horror that they were suffering from anthrax poisoning. Just days earlier, a man had died from the same cause in Florida. As more and more anthrax letters were discovered around the country, the nation was left wondering, who was sending them, and why?

Years later, in 2008, scientist Bruce Ivins was hospitalized after a prescription drug overdose. Although he helped investigate the anthrax poisonings, he was actually a suspect himself. The FBI later closed the case, determining Dr. Ivins had been the anthrax killer all along, he would later commit Sucide with tynol overdose

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Disappearance of Jane Doe


One morning in 1987, coroner Cullen Ellingburgh was called to help solve the case of a woman who found at the bottom of a cliff in California. She was in her mid-20s, and had fallen down and died hours before, in the middle of the night. A cab driver was the last person to see the mystery woman alive, and she asked to take him as far as the money she had was worth.

The case haunted the coroner until 26 years later, when she was finally identified. DNA proved that the remains belonged to 21-year-old Holly Jo Glynn, who had died of suicide.

Murder of Danny and Katy Freeman



The Freemans, a family living in Oklahoma, were struck by tragedy when their house went up in flames one night in 1999. After the fire, Kathy Freeman’s body was found, but her husband, Danny, daughter Ashley, and her daughter’s friend were all missing. Kathy had been burned, but she hadn’t died in the fire, she had been shot. When Danny was discovered, he had been shot, too.

A death row inmate claimed to be responsible for the deaths of the Freemans and the disappearance of the girls, but the real truth was later uncovered. Ronnie Dean Busick was found responsible and wad charged with four counts of first-degree murder, two counts of kidnapping and one count of arson.

Margo Freshwater

Margo FreshWater was a babysitter from Ohio, landed in prison for murder, but soon escaped with another inmate, fleeing for life as a fugitive. Freshwater sought help from lawyer Glenn Nash to get her boyfriend out of jail, and the two soon began an affair. They went on a crime spree of their own, starting with the murder of a liquor store cashier and ending the killing of a cab driver.

The couple was charged with murder, but Nash was ruled insane and sent to a mental hospital. While Freshwater stood trial, and was sent to prison, she later vanished again, with no leads to where she was hiding.

Freshwater was eventually arrested after living under a different name, Tanya, and with her own family that was unaware of her past. She was taken back to prison, served her time and has since been released

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