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Unsolved:

The Doe Network

An international source of information about missing persons and unidentified victims.

http://doenetwork.bravepages.com/

Fugitive Information Center

The ultimate resource for law enforcement and other related agencies.

http://thefic.homestead.com/main.html

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Georgia Bureau of Investigation

Unsolved homicides, unidentified remains and missing persons.

http://www.ganet.org/gbi/unsolved.html

High Profile Unsolved Crimes

A listing of infamous unsolved crimes in the Los Angeles area.

http://www.laalmanac.com/crime/cr09.htm

Investigate Mystery List

Designed for the discussion of unsolved mysteries and other crimes.

http://groups.yahoo.com/subscribe/Investigatemystery

Most Wanted and Criminal Investigations

Compendium of sites from all over the Internet, where assistance is being sought in solving crimes.

http://activemostwanted.com/

Ralph Osburn Case

The unsolved homicide of Ralph Osburn in Tulsa, OK in 1988.

http://www.hometown.aol.com/unsolvedcrime/index.htm

Unloved Crimes

Virtual crime solving site of cold cases in Los Angeles County, emphasizing criminalistics and forensic science to solve homicides.

http://www.unlovedcrimes.com/

U.S. Most Wanted Criminals

A hyperlinked listing of national and local most wanted criminal and fugitive pages.

http://www.fugitivehunter.org/usmostwanted.html

Vidocq Society

Members try to solve unsolved crimes, particularly murder.

http://www.vidocq.org/

WeTip.com

Online resource to report criminal activity anonymously regarding unsolved murders and wanted criminals.

http://www.wetip.com

Who Murdered Tommy Holmes?

Summary, documents, questions, news reports, and links related to the mysterious murder of Thomas C. Holmes of McKeesport, Pennsylvania.

http://www.vanceholmes.com/tommy/

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