This is not a recommendation, because I am not familiar with this organization, but I wanted to post a link to their conference which starts next week. From their website: “American Investigative Society of Cold Cases (AISOCC) offers a professional, free, non-biased review of any cold case brought to us by law enforcement. We have […]

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The San Antonio Police Department and the New York Police Department worked together to close a 2005 cold case. The suspect, Jamal Darrow, was arrested on June 3rd for stabbing his godfather, 85-year-old Charles Boyd, to death. The lead detective on the San Antonio Police end was Detective Michael De Leon. On the NYPD side, […]

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From the email I received: Joe Redican appointed November 1979, was one of the “Original” Cold Case Detectives when the unit formed. He retired from the Department November 1999 while still in CCS. Joe had been very sick for a while and finally succumbed to his illness on March 2nd, 2015. Here he is in […]

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I posted about the Black and Missing Foundation a couple of years ago. It was established in 2008 by sisters Natalie and Derrica Wilson to address the under-reporting and overall lack of attention given to missing persons cases involving minorities. I just came across a piece titled, 64,000 Missing Women in America All Have One […]

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