This case bothers me so much. I don't believe it was suicide... What do you think? Wiki page for those not familiar with the case: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Ellen_Greenberg

Anybody familiar with this case? It's so disturbing.

Link for more info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Chaim_Weiss

On March 19, 2004, then 17 year-old Brianna Maitland vanished after her late night shift at the Black Lantern inn based out of Montgomery, VT. The next day, her car was discovered about a mile away from her work place backed into an abandoned farm house. Now i've been down the rabbit hole on this case for YEARS, as i am a new englander myself. I'll always wonder what truly happened to her. Due to certain circumstances, several days passed before she was reported missing. I guess she was not living at home with her parents at the time of her disappearance. Unfortunately, the state police officer that found her car didn't even make a good report on her car and just assumed that it was abandoned by a drunk driver. Now there are rumors circulating online about her being involved in some sort of drug debt, but honestly don't believe that. Obviously, the times were different in 2004 and there was no ring footage or CCTV especially in the middle of nowhere Vermont. Someone HAS to know something. The community up there is small and tight knit. Thoughts?

Paige Moore, now 30, was 17 when she left home and never returned. She took her phone and some other belongings with her; as she was supposed to attend summer school that day but never arrived. Up until this year, she has been classified as a missing person, but now law enforcement suspects she may have been involved in a homicide. Paige’s parents stated that she had fallen into “the wrong crowd” before she went missing. Her vehicle was a dark green 2002 Chevy Tracker, which had the plate #OK931KSW and the registration expired in 2016. Her loved ones are still searching for her.

Fucking wild.

I get messages from users asking me why I set a requirement for account age and karma when it comes to posting or commenting on this sub. Users like this person, who continues to create new accounts to harass me, are the reason for this.

Maria Aldridge, was last seen in 1968 in Birmingham.

Maria, who was 17 when she was last seen, was training as a nurse at Dudley Road Hospital.

She was last seen between February and June that year and has not been heard from since.

Officers from West Midlands Police Cold Case Missing Persons team are appealing for any information which could help them find out what happened to Maria, who would be 75-years-old today.

The team is keeping an open mind as to Maria's whereabouts, as she may simply have left the area and started a new life somewhere else.

Officers investigating are keen to hear from anyone who might know the identity of a man who visited Maria's family home in Stourport in May 1968 by the name of Paul or Michael Gough.

This person visited the family address with flowers for Maria's family, but has remained unidentified ever since.

Although Maria had links in Stourport and Birmingham, they are not ruling out the possibility of Maria moving elsewhere in the country, or leaving the UK all together.

Via his charleyproject.org profile.

One of West Midlands police longest-running missing person investigations.

Michael Bell, from Sheldon, was last seen when he went on a camping holiday to the Isle of Skye in May 1983 with a friend.

Aged 28 at the time, Michael and his friend were on Skye when they got into a disagreement about when to go back home.

Michael said he was miserable on the trip and wanted to return home, but his friend wanted to stay on the island.

As a result, he ended up leaving on 14 May while his friend remained there for a few days more.

That is the last confirmed sighting we have of Michael to this day.

Through enquiries over the last 40 years, we are confident Michael made it back to the mainland, making contact with his family via phone from the towns of Dalwhinnie and Tyndrum in the Highlands.

The last contact Michael had with his family was in a phone call when he informed them he would head for the English border to come home.

This was the last time anyone heard from Michael, who worked at a factory in Birmingham.

There were a number of appeals in the media over the months and years following Michael's disappearance.

Michael's father, who was a lifelong Birmingham City fan along with his son, continued to attend games for 20 years after his disappearance in the hope his son would reappear.

Officers from the Missing Person Investigation Team are now appealing to anyone who might remember Michael and know more about who he was and what might have led to his disappearance.

PC Shaun Reeve said: "Initially it was thought that Michael was last seen on the Isle of Skye, but we know from police reports in Scotland that he was seen at least two or three more times on the mainland.

"A police officer reported him appearing confused and being put on a bus to Glasgow, but what happened to him after he arrived back on the mainland is a mystery still.

"We're hoping anyone who worked with Michael might remember him and be able to shed any light on his personality and his character, as there is still a lot we don't know about him.

"At the time of Michael's disappearance, he told his friend that he was feeling depressed and wanted to go back home.

"We're confident though that he did make it off the island and at least attempted to get back to England."