O.J.: Made in America (2016)
Though O. J. Simpson was arrested in 2007 for unrelated crimes, no other else was brought to justice for these double murders, so the identity of the killer is still unsolved until now.
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“It is forbidden to kill; therefore all murderers are punished unless they kill in large numbers and to the sound of trumpets.” ― Voltaire
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Though O. J. Simpson was arrested in 2007 for unrelated crimes, no other else was brought to justice for these double murders, so the identity of the killer is still unsolved until now.
The horror behind these murders brought extensive newspaper coverage. Media called him/her as Jack the Ripper. More than 100 years later to this day, still no one able to identify this serial killer.
To this day, no suspects have been confirmed in the case and it's still an open case.
She was later known posthumously as the "Black Dahlia", as newspapers of the period often nicknamed particularly lurid crimes; the term may have originated from a film noir murder mystery, The Blue Dahlia, released in April 1946.
LAPD began an extensive investigation that produced over 150 suspects, but yielded no arrests. The case remain unsolved murder until now.
While there is no concrete connection between the two murders, they both known as rival at the time and there is allegation that The Notorious B.I.G. was involved in 2Pac murder before he was also fatally shot as 2Pac did.
Investigations were made to each case but later went cold. Both the case remains officially unsolved.
There is no main suspect other than the child parents' John and Patsy. The note and appearance of the child's body had been staged by her parents in order to cover up the crime. However, the DA determined that there was insufficient evidence to pursue a successful indictment. The case is still open until now.
Clues found during the investigation included a bloody cowboy boot and a fingerprint on the handle of the bathtub faucet. Despite these clues, and despite upward of 500 suspects over the years, the case could not be solved.
About a month before the Walker family slaying occurred, the Clutter family were killed in their Holcomb, Kansas home by Perry Smith and Richard “Dick” Hickock. The Clutter case bore eerie similarities to the Walker case: both were quadruple homicides, with both parents and two children slaughtered (the Clutter’s other children escaped the violence because they were not home at the time). The slaying of the Clutter family inspired Truman Capote’s groundbreaking book, In Cold Blood.
After the murders, after all six residents of the farm were dead, smoke continued to come from the chimney. Someone apparently continued to feed the cattle and to eat the food in the kitchen. The bodies were discovered four days after the murders, when seven-year-old Cazilia failed to show up at school.
More than 100 suspects were questioned over the years and decades–as late as 1986–but no arrests were ever made. In 2007, investigators reexamined the scene with modern equipment, but, again, turned up nothing.
The FBI has valued the haul at $500 million, and no arrests have been made and no works have been recovered until now.
The case received widespread newspaper coverage throughout the United States. Borden and her association with the murders has remained a topic in American popular culture mythology into the 21st century. The police never charged anyone else with the murders.
But the verdict was overturned on appeal in May 1931. The Court of Criminal Appeal quashed the verdict on the grounds that it was "not supported by the weight of the evidence", the first such instance in British legal history. Wallace walked free and no other person was charged with the murder and it remains officially unsolved.
The case, with its strange background, has long been the subject of speculation and has generated many books, being regarded internationally as a classic murder mystery.
Despite intense media interest and one of the biggest manhunts in Scotland Yard's history the case is unsolved.
There is no significant suspect and motive around the case. In September 2007, Portuguese police came to believe that Madeleine had died in an accident in the apartment and that her parents had covered it up but status was lifted when Portugal's attorney general archived the case in July 2008 for lack of evidence.
Despite intense investigations by private detectives, UK's Police, German and Portugal, her whereabouts remain unknown until now. The media described the disappearance as "the most heavily reported missing-person case in modern history".
The scene was grisly and decidedly strange. Michael and Ellen lay back-to-back within a few feet of one another, while Norah lay nearby on a neatly spread rug soaked in blood. Forming a triangle, the sulky faced south from Michael and Norah. All three had their legs carefully arranged with the feet pointing to the west, one of the many odd details that remain a mystery.
This signature behaviour has never been repeated in Australian crime. Their murders prompted a massive investigation, yet the crime remains unsolved to this day.