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Fehmeeda Farid Khan

A freelancer, blogger, content writer, translator, tour consultant, proofreader, environmentalist, social mobilizer, poetess and novelist. As a physically challenged person, she extends advocacy on disability related issues. She's masters in Economics and Linguistics along with B.Ed.

Thomas Vandiver, Beatrice and Wanda – Unsolved Case

In the Southern Indiana Hoosier National Forest, near the sleepy town of English, lies Hemlock Cliffs. This 1.2 mile loop trail, Hemlock Cliffs, entices hikers with breathtaking views, towering cliffs, hidden caves, cascading waterfalls and fantastical rock formations sculpted by time. However, there lurks a mystery beneath its beauty. The disappearance of the Thomas Vandiver and family, seemingly swallowed whole …

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Marcus Fiesel: Last Moments

Marcus Fiesel was born on June 24, 2003 to Donna Trevino in Middletown, Ohio. He had two other siblings. Fiesel was autistic and attended a school for special needs children. Frequent calls to the police were made to the home as Trevino was a regular victim of domestic violence at the hands of her boyfriend, and during these visits police …

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Kirk Anderson – A Victim of Chained Torture and Sex

Kirk Anderson was a victim of chained torture and sex. This case was the most notorious “Mormon sex in chains case.” 17 year old American Mormon missionary student, Kirk Anderson was in the UK in 1977. Keith May (24 year old) kidnapped him from Surrey, posing a fake journalist. She took him to a house in Devon and chained to …

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Murder of Sherry Ann Culp and Kelsey Morgan Laughlin

Background Sherry Culp was at a crossroadsin 1997. She was unexpectedly pregnant, under a great deal of financial strain. She tried to win custody of her two daughters, Lauren and Heather. Her relationship with her ex-husband Donald was not good. So she had divorced him three years ago. Their marriage ended after Sherry had an affair with a friend. It …

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Murder Of Jamie Lavis

Jamie Lavis was a typical fun loving boy of his age. When he wasn’t watching cartoons, he was outside searching for a new adventure. He grew up in a notorious area, Openshaw in Manchester, England. It was May 1997. Kids would often go outside to play in the street. But on this particular Bank Holiday on Monday, Jamie was hanging …

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