Just before Christmas in 2000, a horrific discovery was made by the edge of the river Thames in London—a severed torso of a woman. It did not take long for the police to identify the victim as 24-year-old Zoe Parker,

On the 13th of March 2002, something mysterious was found in Exmoor. It had been a chilly, windy Wednesday morning when a park ranger began his rounds of the Moorland national park. He soon came across a pile of bin bags that had been thrown close to the road.

Fourteen-year-old Sarah Benford has not been seen since she disappeared from a care home in Northampton on April 6, 2000. Nor has her body ever been discovered.

On a cold and foggy evening on December the 23rd, 1993, 14-year Johanna Young left her home in Watton, Norfolk, never to be seen again—at least not alive.

Three days later, Johanna’s body was discovered in a water-filled marl pit. Despite massive investigation and several arrests, nobody has ever been charged with her murder.

Almost three decades ago, 33-year-old Brian Jason Stock was found severely injured inside his own home in Hull, East Yorkshire. He was rushed to the hospital, where he died later that day. While three people were immediately arrested, nobody has ever been charged with Jason’s murder.

Fourteen-year-old schoolgirl Tracey Meade went missing in January 1992 after telling her mother she was going to stay at her aunt’s. The two-week search for the teenager ended in tragedy when her body was found in the Grand Union Canal.

Three decades later, Tracey’s murder remains unsolved.

Back in 1997, a 13-year-old girl was brutally murdered in Essex, UK in middle of a day. The person responsible was soon arrested and sentenced to life in prison—case closed. Or so everybody thought.
Despite someone being found guilty at one point during the investigation, the murder of Billie-Jo Jenkins remains officially open and unsolved 25 years later.

One Saturday evening in 1997, 14-year-old Kate Bushell went out to her usual walk with a neighbor’s dog in Exeter, Devon. But when she did not return, her parents began to grow worried but could never have guessed how serious the situation actually was.

Thirty years ago, the whole of the English county of Kent felt shocked to its core when a new couple, who were madly in love, were murdered—nine months apart.

Natalie Putt was just 17 years old when she allegedly walked out of her home on September 1, 2003, in Dudley in the West Midlands—and was never seen again.

Despite extensive searches for the young mother, no clues of her whereabouts or her possible killer have ever been found.