GRANDMA CAROLINE NEAL EXECUTED AT 7-ELEVEN IN '00

CAROLINE Neal was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother who died senselessly. On Sept. 10, 2000 the Kansas City woman was working the overnight shift at a 7-Eleven when around 1:30 to 2:30 a.m. two black males entered the store and opened fire on the 58-year-old, who died at the scene. She had only taken the job in July to earn extra money. Cops believe that a store manager had previously kicked the same men out of the store for shoplifting. The men were in the store less than 20 seconds. Police said that the gunmen did not rob the store. Her husband said:"That date is an evil time for me. I remember the night I woke her up to go to work and I walked her to the door and out to the car. She got to the car and said, 'Can I have a hug?' hose were the last words he'd ever hear from her.

If you have any information call the Kansas City [MO.] Police Cold Case Unit.

Read more ...

DID CHILD KILLER PENTON KILL SHANNON SHERRILL?

A CHILLING Indiana cold case marked a sad anniversary Wednesday. Shannon Sherrill was just 6-years-old when she was last seen outside her mom's trailer home on Oct. 5, 1986. And things quickly went ice cold and it appears cops are no closer to a resolution today than they were in the 1980s.
But the tragic little girl's family has never given hope that the killer will be caught.

Over the years, detectives have followed leads involving David Elliott Penton, a man who is serving a life sentence in Ohio for murdering a 9-year-old girl there but there has never been enough evidence to put him on the hook for the grisly slaying. Indiana State Police recently began looking at the case again. In 2003, family members endured the pain of having someone come forward claiming to be Sherrill, but it was later determined to be a hoax. Donna Walker received an 18-month prison sentence after pleading guilty to impersonation. Experts suspect that Penton is a serial killer who has cruised the country raping and killing young girls. A source said: "Look, Penton fits but there just isn't enough evidence to get an indictment. There's no doubt he's a monster and there's a very good chance that he had something to do with Shannon's disappearance."  MORE ON SHANNON SHERRILL

Read more ...

SERIAL KILLER ED BELLS COPS TO UNSOLVED TEXAS SLAYS

DOES A killer have a conscience? That's what Edward Harold Bell wants us to believe. Now serving a 70-year sentence for murdering a Houston-area Marine vet in 1978, Bell has come forward asking for immunity and ready to plead on the murders of as many as 11 young girls in the Houston-Galveston area in the early to mid 1970s. Among the suspect victims are, Sharon Shaw, pictured left, and Rhonda Johnson, right. According to the Houston Chronicle six different agencies: the Harris County Sheriff's, the Pasadena PD, the Galveston PD, the Galveston County Sheriff's, the Brazoria County Sheriff's Office and
the Harris County DA - said theywill reopen files to determine if evidence could corroborate or disprove Bell’s claims.
In his interview with the Chronicle, Bell provided detailed descriptions of at least four young females between the ages of 12 and 19 that he claims to have kidnapped and murdered from Brazoria, Harris or Galveston counties. The killer previously told cops he would hunt in his 1977 GMC truck carrying two guns, porn mags and a 32 AA bra. In 1978, cops busted Bell for shooting Larry Dickens, a Pasadena Marine Veteran, when he attempted to stop Bell as he masturbated in front of a group of girls.MORE ON EDWARD HAROLD BELL

Read more ...

KILLER MOM LYNNE BROWN ON RUN SINCE 1975

THE MURDERS were bone-chilling. Two little children, each shot twice in the head. Their killer? Mom. On Feb. 22, 1975 cops in Clackamas County, Oregon believe Geoffrey Lyman Brown and Leslie Michelle Brown were shot to do death by their mother Lynne Brown (a.k.a. Lynne Fortner, Mitzi Brown, Mitzi Fortner.) Geoffrey, 5, and Leslie, 7, were found dead March 12, 1975. They were lying on a blanket.
Geoffrey and Leslie were last seen leaving with their mother, Lynne Brown, for a one-day visit from Lynne’s ex-husband’s house on Feb. 22, 1975. Lynne Brown has not been seen or heard from since.


Lynne Brown is described as a white female, 5'2", 110 lbs., with brown hair and green eyes. A forensic artist has prepared an aged drawing as Ms. Brown might appear now. A warrant was issued in October 2006 as a result of this Cold Case investigation.
Lynne Brown had a history of mental problems and once threatened to kill her mother with a butcher knife, police said. On another occasion, she told a friend that if her ex-husband, Lyman Brown, won custody of their children, she might someday "shoot the kids and Lyman would never find her."

Read more ...

WANTED! JANEAKA NICOLE CONN FOR $20 MURDER

WANTED

A SUSPECTED killer, who murdered a woman in an argument over $20 is being sought by cops for the 2005 slay. 
Janeaka Nicole Conn is the second suspected killer of Kendrea Boykin, who five years ago was blasted in her Louisville KY, home by shots fired from the outside.
But the case went cold until recently when several witnesses came forward after her family held a vigil in her memory, hoping to stir up new information in the unsolved crime.
Several people came forward, fingering Anquanette Davis, who was tracked down in a McDonalds last week and Janeaka Nicole Conn, who cops are now eager to speak with.
Earlier on the day of the shooting the pair had argued with Boykin's husband over $20 and it's believed they went back later to exact a deadly revenge.    
Boykin died the following day in hospital.
If you have any information on Janeaka Conn's whereabouts, call Louisville Metro Police at 574-5673.

Read more ...

WITNESSES SAW ROBYN GARDNER MURDER: SOURCE

COPS IN Aruba tell the National Enquirer they now have two witnesses who saw a woman being violently attacked. They now believe the victim was missing Maryland woman Robyn Gardner. The source told the Enquirer: “The cops believe a local couple actually witnessed the beginning of what turned out to be Robyn’s murder." MORE AT CRIME SCENE USA

Read more ...

COPS STYMIED IN CATCHING HEIDI SEEMAN KILLER

FOR 21 years a killer has gone unpunished. On Saturday, August 4, 1990, after spending the night with a friend, Heidi Seeman, 11, was walking home when she was snatched off the street. Her friend, who had walked her halfway home, last saw Heidi at Stahl Rd. and Willow Run, on San Antonio's Northeast side.
A witness in this case described a shiny red car, with tinted windows and a thin red stripe down the side, seen driving in the neighborhood in a suspicious manner, just prior to Heidi Seeman being abducted.
On Saturday, August 25, 1990, the decomposed remains of Heidi Seeman were discovered in an isolated property in Hays County, Texas. She had been murdered.
Over the years several leads have been investigated and suspects developed, but not enough evidence has been found for police to file a case against anyone.

Read more ...