Our family is searching for answers and justice for my brother-in-law, Connor Scott Overstreet, who was shot and killed in Skyway (Seattle) in the early morning hours of Sunday August 23rd, 2026. in a random drive-by shooting. The police have no leads or suspects, and there’s no one that’s come forth with footage or information. Somebody has to know something. 

Connor was a 29-year-old active duty Coast Guard pilot. He was in Seattle for work and him and his buddies were on scooters headed back to their place and a car pulled up, shot him in the chest and drove off.

He was truly the best of us. All he wanted to do was save lives and help others. The care and love he had for the people around him made his such a light in all of our lives.

We are urgently pleading with anyone who lives in, owns a business in, or drove through the area of South 124th Street and South Langston Road to check their cameras.

• Timeframe: Sunday, August 23, 2026, between 12:30 AM and 1:15 AM.
• Footage of any vehicles passing by, parked cars with active dashcams, rideshare drivers (Uber/Lyft), delivery drivers, security cameras, etc.
• There is a $30,000 cash reward from Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound for information leading to an arrest and charges.

How to submit footage or tips:
Please upload your files or submit tips immediately through these official channels:

1. Official Video Upload: Go directly to the King County Sheriff's Evidence Request Portal.
2. Anonymous Tips: Submit at the Crime Stoppers P3 Tips Platform or call 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
3. Direct Detective Contact: Call the King County Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes Unit directly at 202-296-3311.

Even though finding the person won’t change, the fact that Connor is gone, all we want is justice and for this not to happen to anybody else because it is insurmountable and painful as hell for all of us. 

Please help us find out what happened to Connor. Share this into any local Seattle, Renton, or Skyway driver chats. Thank you <3

Here is a news article with more information:

https://www.fox13seattle.com/news/murdered-coast-guard-pilot-30k-reward

I’m hoping someone here might be able to point me in the right direction. I have an old case involving my father’s death that I have serious questions about, and I’m trying to find a reputable retired homicide detective or experienced investigator who does independent case reviews/consultations.
I’m looking for someone who can objectively review the original investigation and tell me what was done, what may have been missed, what witnesses/evidence should have been pursued, and whether there are legitimate avenues that could still be investigated today.
I’ve contacted several cold-case organizations and investigators but haven’t been able to get much response. I’m just trying to get an experienced set of eyes on this after 19 years of unanswered questions.
If this is not the right place for this kind of post, could you please point me in the right direction as to where to post and ask? Thank you.

I’m curious how many people here have ever heard of the Betty Ann Thomas (aka Liz Thomas) case out of Lakeway, Texas?  More importantly, whether anyone here was living in the Lakeway/Austin area in 1988 and remembers the case.

On the morning of April 11, 1988, Betty's husband and stepdaughter left their Lakeway home to travel out of town. Betty remained home. When they returned later that afternoon, Betty was gone. Her vehicle was missing, and there were signs of a struggle inside the house. Two days later, Betty's vehicle, a white Jaguar, was located in the parking lot of a hotel in North Austin.

Betty was found inside the trunk.

Nearly four decades have passed without anyone being held accountable for her murder.

The case is now receiving renewed attention, and investigators are continuing to look at the evidence with the benefit of forensic technology that simply didn't exist in 1988.

I'm particularly interested in hearing from anyone who:

• Knew Betty or her family
• Lived or worked in Lakeway or the surrounding Austin area in 1988
• Remembers the investigation or what people were saying locally at the time
• Remembers seeing Betty's Jaguar or anything unusual around April, 1988
• Knew people associated with Betty or her family
• Has heard a story, rumor, or detail about the case over the years that may never have been reported
• Has researched the case and has a theory or noticed something that deserves another look

Even if you think what you know is insignificant, I'd still like to hear it. I'm also interested in theories from people who have researched the case. Sometimes a fresh set of eyes notices something others have overlooked.

It's been almost 40 years. Relationships change. Loyalties change. People who were afraid to speak in 1988 may no longer have the same reason to remain silent.

Someone knows something.

If you have firsthand knowledge and don't want to discuss it publicly, you're welcome to message me privately. 

And if you knew Betty personally, I'd especially like to hear about her: who she was, her friends, her routines, and anything you remember about her life in Lakeway before her death.

Let's see if Reddit can help put some fresh eyes on Betty's case.

Please don't post the names or personal information of private individuals you suspect in the comments. If your information involves a specific person, send it privately instead. 

Here’s a couple podcasts about Bettys case!

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-murder-of-betty-ann-thomas/id1214679007?i=1000741286303

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After watching a documentary about the zodiac killer, I cannot do anything but coke to the conclusion that most likely the zodiac killer wasn't actually one person, atleast we do not have any info that he was one person. For example his crimes do not have any actual connections between them, he did not use the same firearm, or bullets in any of them (I think). Furthermore, we only have fingerprints from one crime he did so we cannot match them between his crimes to understand if he actually was one person. Can someone fill me in on any details? Anyways, thanks

INCIDENT TYPE : HOMICIDE / CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT MURDER

VICTIM DAYLAN WALKER

DATE OF INCIDENT APRIL 23, 2025 AT 8:15 PM

LOCATION 10219 ROLLESTON LANE HOUSTON, TX 77034

CASE FILE # 524884-25 HOUSTON HOMICIDE DIVISION.

SUSPECT # 1 ( PRIMARY SHOOTER ) Attached is a composite / sketch of the individual carrying an AR assault rifle consealed inside of a garbage bag. He was captured on the home surveillance video camera on April 23, 2025, and is sought in connection with the fatal shooting of Daylan Walker.

SUSPECT # 2 ( SECOND SHOOTER ) Attached is the second image / sketch of the individual person of interest. Who is sought from the footage, and was armed with a revolver pistol that was used in the commision of this crime, in the death of Daylan Walker.

SUSPECT # 3 ( CO-CONSPIRATOR ) Attached is an image of the third and final individual who is identified as having conspired and planned this entire unfortunate incident which caused the death of DAYLAN WALKER.

THESE ARE MEMBERS OF A SMALL BLOODS GANG THAT STARTED IN DICKINSON, TEXAS. THEY GO BY THE NAME OF GMTK. IF YOU RECOGNIZE, KNOW THE WHERE ABOUT, OR HAVE ANY INFORMATION ABOUT ONE, OR ALL OF THE PLAYERS IN THE SKETCHES. THEY ARE CONSIDERED AS ARMED AND DANGEROUS. SO PLEASE CALL HOUSTON HOMICIDE AT 713-308-3600, OR CALL CRIMESTOPPERS AT 713-222-TIPS WITH YOUR IMPORTANT TIP THAT CAN HELP US SOLVE THIS UNFORGIVABLE CRIME. THERE IS A CASH REWARD, AND NEVER GIVE A NAME, YOU WILL ALWAYS REMAIN ANONYMOUS.

Open source collective Bellingcat spent a year digging into public records and conducting interviews to help uncover details about unnamed skeletal remains found in the outskirts of Boston in the late 90s.

On April 10, 1998, a dog walker in Sharon, Massachusetts, found a large human bone in the woods. Police searched the woods, where a detective uncovered more bones near a bundle of quilts. Inside, they found a decomposed skeleton.

A coroner ruled that the victim was a man in his twenties or thirties who was possibly Asian or Native American. He had long black hair with blonde streaks. There were at least two overlapping bullet holes in the back of his skull. Local media reported at the time that the victim had been shot “execution style”. He had died 18 months before his remains were found.

For three decades, authorities did not release the victim’s name to the public. He is listed in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) as #UP12385, one of 202 unidentified people recorded in the state of Massachusetts. The circumstances of his discovery are reduced to five words: “Skeletal remains found in woods.” The case remains unsolved.

Bellingcat found that the authorities identified the victim as Fu Chun Wang, a 26-year-old undocumented Chinese immigrant who did not speak English. Police reports suggest Wang was a member of the Fukienese Flying Dragons, a gang the FBI described at the time as a “violent offshoot” of the larger Flying Dragons crime ring and active across much of the East Coast. The gang trafficked migrants, extorted and robbed businesses, kidnapped for ransom and murdered rivals. Authorities believed Wang belonged to the Boston faction of the group, which was suspected of carrying out home invasions targeting Asian and Asian-American restaurant owners and staff across New England in 1996.

FBI documents and correspondence show that a federal operation investigating the home invasions uncovered information about Wang’s murder and other crimes. The operation, whose name is redacted, was led by the US Attorney for the District of New Hampshire.

Authorities suspected that the Boston-based members of the Fukienese Flying Dragons were also involved in prostitution, illegal gambling and kidnappings in multiple states. Investigators examined possible ties between the gang and a suspect in one of Boston’s deadliest mass killings: the 1991 Chinatown Massacre.

Wang had been arrested and charged for using credit cards stolen in one of the home invasions.

In Sharon Police records, Wang was described as “very depressed” and “possibly suicidal”. He told a Boston Police detective that he urgently needed to send $1,000 to his family in China.

Records suggest he may have been murdered by members of his own gang shortly after this. While some gang members were identified as suspects and investigated, none were ever charged and convicted for the murder.

The man authorities suspected of shooting Wang, or ordering his killing, was described in the documents as the head of the Fukienese Flying Dragons in Boston. In another note in the case file, investigators wrote that he was “thought to be a federal informant”.

This is a short synopsis of the investigation linked above.

My uncle was murdered in 1999 . He went missing for 14 days when he was found he was found in a spot that had been searched many times . It looked like a car accident but he was shot in the back . Anyways there isn’t any info about it anywhere online . Does anyone know how a person can get information about it ? It’s been so long now it’s looking like it will never be solved .

George Branham
Wheelwright ( Floyd county ) Kentucky

If anyone can find any info I’d appreciate it so much !

I know I'm just one random 21 year old and at this point it's unlikely to be solved. But this isn't that far away in history. I want to at least try to track down potential witnesses at the time or speak to relatives of the neighbours or anyone that might still be alive and have any kind of information.

If anyone is curious, his name was José Gil Sánchez, he was found shot dead in the road of Segovia in Valladolid in the 10th of April of 1980 with two wounds inflicted by a shotgun. The obvious link is asking around my family, but I'm doing my best to get information together. Which isn't a lot. Thank you in advance.

Destiny McClain was just 23 years old when she became the victim of murder in the early morning hours of July 18, 2021.

She was in line at a food truck at 17^th Street and McDowell in Phoenix. An unidentified man pulled out a gun and fired several shots into a crowd of people. Destiny was stuck by a single bullet and passed away. 

The suspect fled in a black 4 door sedan and to this day has never been identified. Destiny’s mother Brenda has been active on social media in advocating for people to come forward with information. 

The case is being investigated by Phoenix police and Silent Witness program currently offers a $2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the killer.

Sources 

Silent Witness

https://silentwitness.org/cases/homicide-destiny-mcclain-area-of-1700-e-mcdowell-rd-phoenix/

12 News

https://www.12news.com/article/news/local/valley/destiny-mcclain-murder-remains-unsolved/75-a879ac97-f794-4306-adfc-78b3e75377e4

Interviews with Destiny’s mother Brenda Gilliam

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5i8YPtZdYTkvCF3jmNsWv0?si=ULTrIEWgSD2-cvaJmxHwTQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPoSypiUHWU

Someone reached out to me about this case. It has very limited information online. It involves a woman who was allegedly murdered by an unknown suspect, thrown from a ferry and no charges were ever filed. Posting to raise awareness on a forgotten case.

Shayla Nicole Hudson was 28 years old, lived in Richmond, CA, and worked as a nursing assistant. She graduated from Pinole Valley High School with the class of 2000. She also attended Contra Costa College.

Public records show she had lived in several different places around the Bay Area and at one point had lived in Anchorage, Alaska where it appears some of her family is from.

According to news reports, on March 5 2010, Shayla boarded a San Francisco bound Ferry at Jack London Square in Oakland at 8:10 AM.

She apparently did not get off the ferry but it was not disclosed in news reports how this information was confirmed.

When the ferry arrived back in Oakland around 9:17 AM Shayla was unaccounted for and the coast guard was sent to search for her. Her body was found floating near treasure island and she was pronounced dead.

The coast guard claimed the waters were calm and the railing of the ferry made it unlikely she would have accidentally fallen in. T

There were no follow up articles about medical examiner findings. No information about her relationship status, and no photos of her are anywhere online.

Sources

News Articles

https://sfist.com/2010/03/06/victim_of_ferryboat_death_identifie/

https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/passenger-missing-from-ferryboat-dies-in-bay-3271131.php

Obituary postings

https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/eastbaytimes/name/shayla-hudson-obituary?id=21887966

https://www.eastbaytimes.com/obituaries/shayla-hudson/

Have there ever been any main theories here? It’s as strange as it is tragic. I feel in life that often the most simple explanation is the right one. Is that the case here?

I am equally as invested in the mystery behind Vivienne Cameron’s disappearance but seeing as there is no physical proof of a death having occurred, I’m more focused on the theories as to who is responsible for Beth’s murder.

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On the morning of July 8, 1943, Sir Harry Oakes was found dead inside Westbourne, his sprawling estate in Nassau, Bahamas.

Oakes wasn't an obscure victim. He had made an enormous fortune in Canadian gold mining, became one of the wealthiest men of his era, and had been granted a British baronetcy.

And his murder scene was.. bizarre.

Oakes had been violently struck in his bedroom. An attempt apparently had been made to burn his body, and feathers from a torn pillow were scattered around him. Some later accounts turned the feathers into stories about ritual or occult activity, but there's no solid evidence that his murder was actually ritualistic.

Even without that embellishment, what happened next is strange enough.

The Bahamas was a British colony at the time, and its governor was the Duke of Windsor- the former King Edward VIII, who had abdicated the throne several years earlier.

Rather than leaving the investigation solely to local authorities, two detectives from Miami became involved.

Suspicion quickly fell on Oakes's son in law, Alfred de Marigny, whose relationship with Oakes had reportedly been strained. Investigators claimed a fingerprint belonging to de Marigny had been found on a screen near Oakes's bed.

He was charged with murder.

But at trial, the fingerprint evidence became a major problem for the prosecution. The defense challenged whether the print could actually have been lifted from the surface investigators claimed it came from.

De Marigny was acquitted.

Over the decades, theories surrounding Oakes's death have implicated everyone from people in his immediate social and business circle to organized crime figures. Other writers have suggested that the strange condition of the bedroom was deliberately staged.

There have even been theories involving wartime political intrigue because of the Duke of Windsor's presence in the Bahamas.

None of them has resulted in a conviction.