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Not that I'm aware of. Connecticut did have some minor Klan memberships but law enforcement always monitored it closely. I don't think there was really much of a scene for that music and lifestyle in Connecticut. I still think he was most likely killed for drugs but the drum set missing does...

That information that you mention would point towards the neo-nazi band stealing his equipment. IMO

Those are good questions and I'm sure the police have not revealed any of that to the public due to anyone with knowledge of the crime coming forward and screening them to see if the information is correct. If he was killed over a drug deal why would they take his drum set unless they were junkies.

Thanks to the internet, Jocelyn Jackson has found a community of people who remember her brother — one that she hopes will surface new leads 32 years after his murder devastated people whose lives he touched on both sides of New Haven’s town-gown divide. For more than three decades after the...

In the nineteen seventies when the Springfield Mafia was more powerful, they dumped quite a few of their victims down the Connecticut River found miles away in Connecticut. Some as far down as the New Haven area. Some were solved and were done by a car thief who had ties to the mafia. Another...

I know of a few in Rhode Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts that are not anywhere in NAMUS or even Doe. Salvatore “Midge Renault” Annunziato Connecticut Cases 3 Several Rhode Island guys including an innocent teenager. (2nd entry here) The Missing Page 2

Rhode Island hasn't updated their Unidentified page for several years and I know of at least two cases (maybe three) that should be in there. Connecticut has many older cases not in there either.

I listened to this podcast and it was very informative. Sad that police just don't have enough to make that arrest.

This case is one that haunts Boston. It is probably the most infamous of the unsolved murders there.

His father passed away last year. Hopefully, a family member will submit DNA. We'll see.

Glad this one got solved. Next question, was this a murder? And will releasing his name get some people to come forward with information.

Sarah and company are doing a good job with the Doreen Vincent case. Definately some interesting information coming out about the main person of interest.

By now, people on this thread know that Irene was the sister of Robert Larosa. Robert's wife went missing in 1975 and found deceased in 1978. According to a relative of Irene, Robert was the one that reported Irene missing. However, some family members believe it's Robert's older brother who...

George Reardon took advantage of boys and girls that were entrusted into his care as a physician at Saint Francis Hospital in Hartford, CT. He died in 1998 but nearly a decade later a stash of his child 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬 had been found in a secret compartment inside his old residence by it's current...

Here is the podcast. Look for Michael Bouchard. This podcast will only be up there for a few weeks. http://www.wplr.com/podcasts/ One man has a wife go missing and a sister missing. Coincidence?