WEBSLEUTHS IS IN THE NEWS

[Tricia]

Please feel free to pass this link along to your friends. The reporter, Anna Paul, did a great job
How our true crime obsession created an army of armchair detectives
Also found this today. Websleuths is number 3

Thanks Everyone. Without you and our wonderful mods I would have nothing interesting to talk about. You all do the hard stuff.
Thank you very much,
Tricia

 

[dotr]

Very positive writeup about Websleuths in this newly released book! (Page #60)
One of the Ws tidbits...
How to Solve a Cold Case - Michael Arntfield - Paperback (harpercollins.ca)

''Websleuths.
Perhaps the most consistent, accessible, and credible of the internet communities devoted to researching, discussing, and investigating cold cases, Websleuths now boasts nearly 140,000 active members. by far the largest ''squad'' in the world committed to unsolved crimes and missing persons ( many of whom are suspected cold case murder victims), it was launched in 1999, about the same time cold case units and task forces on police departments began proliferating.''

 

[Sillybilly]

A very special Thank You to Dr. Arntfield for his kind words about Websleuths. Here's a Wiki that outlines his very interesting and impressive background.

Established for over 23 years now, WS membership is at 207,000 and still growing ... Thanks to Websleuths wonderful owner, Tricia Griffith, and all our dedicated members and staff.