[Shadowkeeper]

There is alot of speculation that the man was from Canada, or that they were European...another leading theory was that they were from south america and the killing was drug related...

[its me, derr]

interesting post
thankyou shadowkeeper

[SAMMY82]

yup, it's on the website http://www.doenetwork.org/ it won't link directly to the particular page, so the case file number is 189UFSC

[karen1955]

Originally Posted by Shadowkeeper ↗

K, here's another one that I don't think is on here - here's the background:


Thirty three years ago, the bodies of a young couple were found lying on the shoulder of Locklair Road, a dirt road between Interstate 95 and S.C. 341, near the Florence County line.

The man and woman, thought to be in their late teens to early 20s, had been shot to death with a .357 Magnum, two bullets to the body and an insurance round under the chin for each.

Young. Attractive. Unknown.

Despite desperate efforts from local law enforcement and Coroner Verna Moore, who worked the scene as deputy coroner, authorities are no closer to solving the mystery than they were on Aug. 9, 1976.

[karen1955]

this story was in reader's digest.ca last year. to bad no one has yet to claim them

[karen1955]

that story was in Reader's Digest .Ca last year , to bad no one ha yet to claim them

[Shadowkeeper]

Webslueths has a ton of threads on this case, you can find them here:
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=175

[karen1955]

Originally Posted by Shadowkeeper ↗

K, here's another one that I don't think is on here - here's the background:


Thirty three years ago, the bodies of a young couple were found lying on the shoulder of Locklair Road, a dirt road between Interstate 95 and S.C. 341, near the Florence County line.

The man and woman, thought to be in their late teens to early 20s, had been shot to death with a .357 Magnum, two bullets to the body and an insurance round under the chin for each.

Young. Attractive. Unknown.

Despite desperate efforts from local law enforcement and Coroner Verna Moore, who worked the scene as deputy coroner, authorities are no closer to solving the mystery than they were on Aug. 9, 1976.

this story was in Readers Digest CA. last year , to bad no one wanted to claim them

[laurentiff]

If anyone ever loops back to this - they’ve now been identified:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murd...d_James_Freund

[Vixənn]

Originally Posted by laurentiff ↗

If anyone ever loops back to this - they’ve now been identified:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murd...d_James_Freund

oh nice, fuck yeh.
thank you.