June 2024 Newsletter

After takeoff, the staff reported Loewenstein put down his book and excused himself to the lavatory. After some time, the staff became concerned, and his valet went to check on him. When Loewenstein failed to respond, Baxter opened the door and found an empty room. Loewenstein had disappeared. Baxter and the secretary, Hodgson, notify the pilot that their employer has disappeared

April 2024 Newsletter

Young attached to the bomb and standing next to his explosive cart. The classroom, which held 30 children, now contained 154 people, including adults. Young then demanded that the local authorities patch him through to President Ronald Regan (to whom he sent a copy of his manifesto) and proceeded to demand two million dollars per child. Young said he would wait up to ten days for them to gather the large sum of money.

Where is Judge Carter?

On August 6, Crater purchased a ticket to a Broadway show, then took a cab across town to have dinner with a showgirl named Sally Lou Ritz and his friend, William Klein. Both Klein and Ritz tell different stories about what happened after dinner. At first, both stated that the judge took a separate cab to the play but changed the story and said Crater walked alone to the theater.
Either way, no one saw Crater after that night.

For the Love of Money

Despite warnings, Gail goes to the press with the letter, hoping to embarrass Getty Sr. and force him to pay up. But that didn’t happen. In November of that same year, a Roman newspaper received a package with a lock of red hair from Paul’s head and his right ear!

Celebrating 25 Newsletters

Friends!Happy 25th newsletter reading! We hit the 25 mark, making this a silver celebration.Esther Perel once said, “Mystery is not always about traveling to new places. It is about looking with new eyes.” My goal is to present unique topics and unsolved investigations to you every month. I strive to look at old evidence with… Continue reading Celebrating 25 Newsletters