Net Sleuths Newsletter #3: Twists, Turns & Unsolved Mysteries

 

Net Sleuths Newsletter #3: Twists, Turns & Unsolved Mysteries

Welcome back, fellow sleuths! In this edition, we explore intriguing developments, ongoing investigations, and long-awaited resolutions in the world of true crime. Let’s take a closer look.

Gray Hughes Investigates: The Karen Read Case

Gray Hughes recently dissected the Cold Taillight aspect of the Karen Read case, analyzing forensic details and court documents. His deep dive into the evidence has sparked intense debate. Watch the full discussion here.

Is a Serial Killer on the Loose in New England?

The discovery of Adriana Suazo’s body has fueled speculation about a possible serial killer in the region. While authorities attempt to dispel the rumors, internet sleuths remain unconvinced. Read more here.

Grant Hardin’s Daring Prison Escape

Former police chief Grant Hardin, convicted of rape and murder, managed to escape from an Arkansas prison by impersonating a corrections officer. After nearly two weeks on the run, he was captured just 1.5 miles from the facility. Full story here.

Justice After 47 Years: The Murder of Diane Peterson Solved

Nearly five decades later, investigators confirmed that Harry “Nicky” Nickerson was responsible for the murder of high school teacher Diane Peterson. A family member recently came forward with a confession Nickerson made years ago. More details here.

The Behavior Panel Celebrates 5 Years of Deception Analysis

The Behavior Panel marked their five-year anniversary with a special episode, reflecting on their most fascinating cases. You can embed their anniversary show here.

This Day in True Crime: The Ikeda Elementary School Massacre

On June 8, 2001, Japan was shaken by the tragic Ikeda Elementary School Massacre. Mamoru Takuma entered the school armed with a knife, killing eight children and injuring many others. The attack led to significant changes in school safety and mental health policies. Watch a detailed breakdown of the case here.