Sheila Kay Stead
Birth 14 Jul 1962
Death 28 Mar 1979 (aged 16)
Burial: Green Hill Cemetery, Stephens City, Frederick County, Virginia, USA
LINK:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/77757407/sheila_kay-stead
Mrs. Cartwright identified one of the horses as a "dark bay Texas horse branded on the left hip joint with a V and some kind of line underneath; I don't remember whether it was a curve or a bar" The description would possibly indicate that it was a V bar brand which was in use at the time and...
Artist rendition of unidentified woman found in Toronto, Canada in 1995
This unidentified woman was between 5ft 5in and 5 ft 7in tall and probably had brown hair and an upper dental plate.
She was between 19 and 40 years old when she was murdered and buried. A concrete floor was poured over...
Not much has ever been written about this case.
He has a bronze plaque in a cemetery which states: George A. Tonsgard, 1927 - 1956 "The Last Dive" . It also features a scuba diver in the upper left corner.
Sorry for the disappearance of my previously posted photos.
Here is a link to a slide show of photos of Chahalis, Washington from around the time frame of the disappearance of John Stevenson:
https://www.ci.chehalis.wa.us/municipalcourt/page/historic-photos
Frederick J. Tenuto escaped from prison in 1947. He was on the FBI's "Ten Most Wanted List" from 1950 to 1964. Suspected of committing a 1952 Mob related murder ordered by Albert Anasatasia, he was never apprehended.
This case is now 150 years old. It might be considered partly solved, since there is a third hand report that an outlaw named Newell murdered Clarence Cartwright, buried his body, and stole his hides, equipment and horses. No information regarding, A.C. Foss, however.
We don't know what the three other young hunters told investigators concerning their original plans to hunt geese with Dickie - or why they changed them to go squirrel hunting some 15 miles to the north. One of the boys (the driver McGregor) DID live on a farm southeast of town and not far from...
Bumping this thread up. Gary Addison Taylor was released from Ionia (Michigan) state hospital for the criminally insane in 1972 where he had been incarcerated involuntarily. His release as well as release of many others came as a result of a court ruling against indefinite hospitalization of...
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