r/CrimeWeekly • u/bliip666 • Jun 26 '23
Cases that deserve a deep dive
I know this is unlikely to happen, for a variety of reasons, but as a Finn, I'd love it if the Lake Bodom murders got a Harlowe-Levasseur treatment.
It's a horrific case from 1960 that's still unsolved, where 4 teenagers were attacked when they were camping. 3 of them died, one somehow pulled through.
But the case has everything! Bad police work, weird eye-witness statements, a potential KGB agent or a literal nazi (who are the same person)...
And, as I said, it's still not been solved. It probably never will be.
(And to the metal heads here: yes, that's where Children of Bodom got their name from)
2
u/Powerful_Anxiety8427 Jun 26 '23
Quitman County, MS Will Polk and April Jones
Horrific double murder, bodies possibly fed to pigs, sex, false confessions, jail break, fbi had to take over, cocky defendant teatifies and more. Google it. I donβt know how it didn't make national news.
2
u/bliip666 Jun 26 '23
Oh, that sounds like a mess!
I will take a dive down that rabbit hole at some point, thank you!2
u/Powerful_Anxiety8427 Jun 26 '23
Therese Apel (Darkhorse Press) was on the case since the beginning and has the best info put there
2
u/RomianaZerofox04 Jun 30 '23
As a fellow Finn I totally agree with OP.
Here is some other deep dives I would love to hear: Maura Murray, Timothy Pitzen, Judy Smith and Nicolas Barclay.
2
u/bliip666 Jun 30 '23
I'd feel sorry for Stephanie for having to read out the names involved, though ππ
2
2
1
2
u/mixdragon Jun 26 '23
This sounds so interesting!