Bizarre Cases of the missing and murdered
Sept 8, 2018 22:31:38 GMT
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www.doenetwork.org/cases/439umak.html
On August 24, 1989 a police officer was stopped by a citizen in Anchorage, Alaska who told him about a man running down the road completely naked. As the officer arrived in the area of the McDonald's restaurant on Mt. View Drive, he saw the man running through the parking lot, then climb up a center flagpole all the way to the top. The nude man looked around as if he was surveying the area. The officer called up to him, but did not get a response. A witness said he shimmied up the flagpole "like a squirrel" then once on top he seemed to have a conversation with the eagle topper. He next spread his arms and kicked off as if to try to fly. He landed on his face as a result.
The police were never able to find his clothing or figure out from where he came. Fingerprints were sent out to all states, FBI and Canada with negative results. The autopsy showed no drugs in his system. A theory is that he may have jumped ship near Anchorage.
In September 1989 the John Doe was buried in a simple wooden coffin covered in gray felt at Anchorage Memorial Park Cemetery. "John Doe 1989-1989," the grave marker reads
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www.theadvocate.com/new_orleans/news/crime_police/article_d8d4ee1c-0c42-11e8-9c50-3fcf87e37f36.html
New Orleans police have opened an investigation into the disappearance of a 3-year-old child following an Algiers house fire in 1984.
Remona Brown, who went missing on March 6, 1984, had just escaped a house fire that killed two of her brothers when she was last seen by her family.
The NOPD released an image of what Brown is believed to resemble in the present day at age 37. Brown was one of several siblings to escape from a fire in the 2600 block of Memorial Park Drive the day she went missing, according to her sister, who was 8 years old at the time.
Brown walked away from the scene, her sister said. At that point a vehicle occupied by a man and a woman stopped and asked the children if they needed assistance. The pair offered to watch Brown, her sister said, and Brown entered the vehicle.
The vehicle left the scene, and Brown has not been heard from since. A search of the home and the immediate area after Brown's disappearance didn't yield any results, according to the report from New Orleans police.
A WWL-TV investigative report identified the sister as Simona Brown, who filed a missing persons report this week.
Police did not open a missing person case at the time of Remona's disappearance, although investigators told the family they could open one, but that was never done, according to the report.
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On August 24, 1989 a police officer was stopped by a citizen in Anchorage, Alaska who told him about a man running down the road completely naked. As the officer arrived in the area of the McDonald's restaurant on Mt. View Drive, he saw the man running through the parking lot, then climb up a center flagpole all the way to the top. The nude man looked around as if he was surveying the area. The officer called up to him, but did not get a response. A witness said he shimmied up the flagpole "like a squirrel" then once on top he seemed to have a conversation with the eagle topper. He next spread his arms and kicked off as if to try to fly. He landed on his face as a result.
The police were never able to find his clothing or figure out from where he came. Fingerprints were sent out to all states, FBI and Canada with negative results. The autopsy showed no drugs in his system. A theory is that he may have jumped ship near Anchorage.
In September 1989 the John Doe was buried in a simple wooden coffin covered in gray felt at Anchorage Memorial Park Cemetery. "John Doe 1989-1989," the grave marker reads
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www.theadvocate.com/new_orleans/news/crime_police/article_d8d4ee1c-0c42-11e8-9c50-3fcf87e37f36.html
New Orleans police have opened an investigation into the disappearance of a 3-year-old child following an Algiers house fire in 1984.
Remona Brown, who went missing on March 6, 1984, had just escaped a house fire that killed two of her brothers when she was last seen by her family.
The NOPD released an image of what Brown is believed to resemble in the present day at age 37. Brown was one of several siblings to escape from a fire in the 2600 block of Memorial Park Drive the day she went missing, according to her sister, who was 8 years old at the time.
Brown walked away from the scene, her sister said. At that point a vehicle occupied by a man and a woman stopped and asked the children if they needed assistance. The pair offered to watch Brown, her sister said, and Brown entered the vehicle.
The vehicle left the scene, and Brown has not been heard from since. A search of the home and the immediate area after Brown's disappearance didn't yield any results, according to the report from New Orleans police.
A WWL-TV investigative report identified the sister as Simona Brown, who filed a missing persons report this week.
Police did not open a missing person case at the time of Remona's disappearance, although investigators told the family they could open one, but that was never done, according to the report.
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