Most interesting unsolved non-serial killer cases

[sdreid]

It's on Nova in less than an hour here.

[sdreid]

Thanks Holly, I'll be looking for that. Sometimes PBS stations don't all follow the same schedule. I think their stations have more latitude than stations in the other networks.

[HollyDolly]

Most interesting unsolved non-serial killer cases.

By the way,PBS here in the states is going to do a show about the Lindbergh kidnapping,entitled"Who Killed the Lindbergh Baby?" It is on this week,but I'm not sure what day.I think it is either Tuesday or Thursday night.You might want to check out their website.

[sdreid]

Maybe 5 years ago, I would have said Wallace.

[Cogidubnus]

Parry = Qualtrough?

Hi Colin

Yes, I would've thought so too...

All the best

Dave

[Bridewell]

The Wallace case is a fascinating one though...It's bugged me for years!

All the best

Dave

Hi Dave,

Parry a better suspect than Wallace, I would have thought.

[sdreid]

Yes, I have threads regarding Wallace on two different sites.

[Cogidubnus]

The Wallace case is a fascinating one though...It's bugged me for years!

All the best

Dave

[sdreid]

Dahlia would be first, at least on most days.

[sdreid]

It would be second on my unsolved single murder list and only by a small margin Robert.

[Robert]

I like the Wallace case, because that had chess in it.

[Magpie]

It's the only other one I know of besides Ripperology.

I contributed some stuff to Taylorology, around about the final issue.

[sdreid]

It's the only other one I know of besides Ripperology.

[sdreid]

Yes, another crime with its own study name.

[Beowulf]

Apparently, there IS an alternate universe:

http://www.taylorology.com/

Who did kill William Desmond Taylor?