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VIRVIB · CASE FILEThe Black DahliaElizabeth Short archival recordAn unidentified killer, an identified victim, and a public archive that records investigative work without supplying a solution.
Read the story ↗Sherill Levitt, Suzanne Streeter and Stacy McCall disappeared in June 1992. The official appeal still asks for information, while the women’s whereabouts remain unknown.
The 1971 hijacking remains unsolved. Follow the documented flight, the surviving evidence and the FBI’s decision to end its active investigation.
The Boston theft remains an active investigation. The official timeline, surviving records and recovery appeal explain what is known—and what is still missing.
Six separate investigations, from two Chicago shootings to a Washington arrest update. What the dated police records and local reporting establish.
An I-29 crash killed four people, including three students. Police and local reports also document fatal collisions in Oregon, Idaho, Texas, California, Louisiana and Florida.
Eight federal cases announced October 26–27, from prison sentences in Georgia and South Carolina to romance fraud pleas and new financial-crime charges.
Spain has declared mourning for October 29–31 after the Urda collision. A preliminary account examines a control-center order, while Renfe announces alternatives for affected travelers.
Minnesota’s appeals court reversed a post-verdict acquittal and ordered six jury findings restored. The ruling concerns evidence of knowledge and intent, not a new sentence.
Police announced an arrest after 12 people were injured near FAMU. In Elizabeth, a fatal vigil shooting remains under investigation. The cases are separate.
A defendant asks to leave Jane Doe’s civil case. The request, the denial and Cornell’s institutional review are separate developments.
The sentence follows a guilty plea. Prosecutors distinguish $46.2 million in false claims from $17.9 million paid.
The federal announcement covers alleged schemes involving substance-use treatment, hospice care and vascular procedures.
Prosecutors announced attempted hate-crime and other charges tied to alleged online threats from December 2025.
The October 22 indictment alleges a marijuana enterprise and misuse of public office. The accusations remain unproven.
The case concerns unauthorized copying and sales. Sentencing is scheduled for January.
