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(#9) JonBenét Ramsey
- Dec. at 6 (1990-1996)
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(#2) The Notorious B.I.G.
- Dec. at 25 (1972-1997)
Christopher George Latore Wallace was better known by his stage names, The Notorious B.I.G., Biggie or Biggie Smalls. He became a central figure in the East Coast hip hop scene during a time when the West Coast hip hop scene was dominant in the mainstream. This led to an ongoing feud between the two groups.
He was killed in 1997 in a drive-by shooting in L.A. No one was ever named as a suspect in his death.
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(#10) William Goebel
- Dec. at 44 (1856-1900)
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(#15) The Grimes sisters
Barbara and Patricia Grimes were teenage sisters in Chicago, Illinois, who disappeared in 1956 after leaving their house to go see a movie. When they went missing, a search and rescue team was sent out in search of them. Their bodies were found a year later, naked, and one of the sisters had been molested before her death. No one was ever declared a suspect. -
(#12) Barbara Colby
- Dec. at 36 (1939-1975)
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(#11) Peter Ivers
- Dec. at 37 (1946-1983)
Musician and host of the New Wave Theater in Los Angeles, Ivers was killed in his bed in 1983, having been beaten to death. Upon his death, hundreds of friends had gone to Iver's apartment to mourn his death, and in doing so, they compromised much of the evidence. A number of theories abound about the cause for his murder.
Some say he was killed as the result of a robbery, while others speculate that he was killed by a New Wave Theater patron. Unfortunately, none of these theories came to fruition, and the murder remains unsolved.
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There have been many appalling murder cases in the history of the United States for more than 200 years. Some have even been broadcast on the big screen or adapted into novels. TV series, including Major Crimes and American Crime Story, also feature several of them. Famous cases are prototypes, and several major TV stations have even filmed documentaries to try to restore the truth of the case. Although most of the murderers have been brought to justice, some cases are still pending.
The random tool shares 21 of the most famous unsolved murders in US history, including the famous The Black Dahlia crime in the 1940s, which is still doubtful by the Los Angeles police till today.
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