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On March 3rd, 2008 authorities of Memphis, Tennessee were stunned after they responded to one of the most horrific crime scenes on the 700 block of Lester Street. Their investigation would quickly reveal a shocking perpetrator responsible for one of the worst mass murders in the state.
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Sibling Argument Led to Lester St Mass Murder •Police say arrest made in slaying of 6 in Memphis • Friends and Family say goodbye to two more Lester St Victims • Family and Friends Remember Shindri Roberson • Ex-gf testifies against defendant in Memphis mass murder trial • Final Autopsy Results Released • TRIAL BLOG: Lester Street - Day 12 • Defendant sentenced to death for Lester Street Murders • Fox 13 interview w/ Jessie • State v. Dotson (2014) • A&E’s 'After The First 48' • Commercial Appeal - Trial Coverage • Tennessee State Government • State v Dotson - court of criminal appeals • Lester St Survivors Interview • Confession, Aired Disallowed in Memphis Massacre Case • Prosecutors: Fear of jail motivated Tenn Slayings
On December 30th, 2019 22-year old Tonee Turner visited a local tea shop in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania after getting off work. She left the shop shortly after her arrival, and it was reported from there that she boarded a bus to head home. But after Tonee got off at her usual stop nearby her apartment she was never seen or heard from again.
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In January of 2014 childhood friends Shequenia Burnett and Terkessa Wallace were both reported missing by their families a day apart from one another. What initially looked like two separate investigations to Arkansas authorities... would quickly determined to be connected. It would take almost two years for some questions to finally be answered.
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On the morning of August 29th, 2014 17-year old Lennon Lacy was found hanging from a swing set in Bladenboro, North Carolina. Five days after he was found investigators ruled his death as a suicide, but his family believes that something else may have happened to him.
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On November 27th, 2018 20-year old Lakira "Pigg" Goldsmith went missing from Montgomery, Alabama after enjoying a night out. Her grandmother reportedly saw her get dropped back off in front of their home, but Lakira never made it inside.
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During the early morning hours of April 1st, 2011 19-year old Kenia Monge went missing in Lower Downtown Denver while out with her friends. When her father Tony started his own investigation into her disappearance he quickly learned from Kenia's phone... who the man was that claimed to see her last.
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On April 13th 2020 38-year old father Ralph Jean-Marie was reportedly last seen leaving his hotel room in Barre, Vermont after an argument with his significant other.
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24-year old trans woman Ty Underwood moved to Tyler, Texas for new beginnings. She was happy within her career, she had great friends, but she also wanted love...which led her to Mr. Wrong.
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In June of 2011 the loved ones of 59-year old Daniel McCoy Moses became concerned when they couldn’t get in contact with him. After some days of making attempts to find him his home in Rehoboth, North Carolina was discovered engulfed in flames…..but Daniel was no where to be found.
The Moses Family's petition link to encourage the FBI to get involved in Daniel's case:
https://www.change.org/p/encourage-the-fbi-to-search-for-my-brother-daniel-mccoy-moses-who-has-been-missing-since-2011
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19-year old Bronx native Stevie Bates took a spontaneous cross country road trip with some friends in April 2012. After a few days days she decided cut her journey short and return to New York to be with her family, but she never made it home.
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