The most notorious unsolved crime in your area

[StarryStarryNight]

I dont know if it’s notorious but Spartanburg County SC (spartanburgsherrif.org) has a cold case involving a lady, Anna Huckeba and male, Randy Cochran. They were at an intersection in a car murdered. LE thinks they were stopped and talking to somebody they knew.

Woman arrested in 2012 double murder, sheriff says

A woman has been charged with two counts of murder in connection with a double murder in 2012, according to Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright.

www.wyff4.com

Looks like it’s been at least partially solved.

 

[worm]

Woman arrested in 2012 double murder, sheriff says

A woman has been charged with two counts of murder in connection with a double murder in 2012, according to Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright.

www.wyff4.com

Looks like it’s been at least partially solved.

Thanks for the link. I’ve followed that up and they dropped the charges on her. That case just seems like one that a lot of people would know something so hopefully somebody will spill it.

 

[StarryStarryNight]

Thanks for the link. I’ve followed that up and they dropped the charges on her. That case just seems like one that a lot of people would know something so hopefully somebody will spill it.

Wow. It just gets weirder.

 

[Madison1905]

Who killed Kelly Nolan??? June 23rd 2007. Downtown, Madison WI.

16 years later, search continues for answers in Kelly Nolan's murder

MADISON, Wis. -- The search for Kelly Nolan’s killer has entered its 16th year, marking a long and hard fight for her family, who once again are renewing their call

www.channel3000.com

 

[ErinC]

This is sort of expanding my area, but: Brian Shaffer. That case has been studied to death by LE and by websleuthers across the Net, and no one can come up with any realistic idea of what's happened. It'll be 20 years in 2026 and I'd love if at least something could be found by then.

 

[no greed]

Disappearance of Robert Hoaglund

50 year old Robert Hoagland went missing in July 2013 from Newtown, CT where he lived with his wife and one of their three adult sons, Max. The latter had been struggling with drug addiction, and the Hoaglands were by all accounts dedicated to helping with his recovery. Robert was a trained chef, but was working as a real estate appraiser and in a friend's law office at the time of his disappearance; in part to be more available for his son.

Robert was recorded by security cameras at a gas station in town the morning of his disappearance. He bought gas for his wife's car and a map, then returned home to eat breakfast and hang out at home with Max.

His wife Lori, a teacher, would be returning from a trip to Turkey the next day, and she and Mr. Hoagland had made plans for him to pick her up at the airport. He never arrived. After staying overnight with a family member near the airport, Mrs. Hoagland arrived home the next day to find her vehicle, her husband and her son all missing. The car and Max soon turned up: he'd taken it to buy drugs and had been arrested for trespassing in the process. However, even though he would have been the last person to see his father, Max had no idea where he was ... and no one has been able to figure it out since then, either.

He was living in Rock Hill, NY as Richard King. His body was discovered December 5, 2022. Information from his Wikipedia page.

 

[Knitty]

He was living in Rock Hill, NY as Richard King. His body was discovered December 5, 2022. Information from his Wikipedia page.

Recovered/Located - CT - Robert Hoagland, 50, Newtown, 28 Jul 2013

How he was able to find a formal job without having valid social security identification? Was his employment/tax status legal? That’s what I’m wondering. Was he being paid under the table? Any sort of activity related to his SS number would be traceable by investigators who searched for him, right?

www.websleuths.com

 

[no greed]

Recovered/Located - CT - Robert Hoagland, 50, Newtown, 28 Jul 2013

How he was able to find a formal job without having valid social security identification? Was his employment/tax status legal? That’s what I’m wondering. Was he being paid under the table? Any sort of activity related to his SS number would be traceable by investigators who searched for him, right?

www.websleuths.com

All good questions. It was reported he was working as a private contractor doing real estate appraisals as Richard King. I wonder how he got his checks cashed or if he was paid in cash? As a self employed individual state and federal income taxes and social security were his own responsibility. Most likely he just never filed taxes. He lived with a single male for all but the first 6 months of his disappearance. He was never required to provide ID or have a background check. He was supposed to have volunteered at the local homeless shelter. Perhaps he lived there before his room rental? He would cook Thanksgiving dinners for the shelter. Cooked Sunday dinners for his roommate. Paul Simon said there were 50 ways to leave your lover. Just disappear Rob. Only a hundred miles from his home.