When 38-year old Ralph “Rizz” Jean-Marie was reported missing from a motel where he was living in Barre, Vermont, the story was that he up and left after an argument, leaving behind his personal belongings and everything you’d think someone might take if they were going to start a new life for themselves somewhere, or even just taking off to get some space for a few days.

When a 17-year old girl left work one night in March of 2004, it began what would become one of the most well-known missing persons cases in New England.

When a new manager was gunned down at work during a narrow window of time when most of the staff should have been on lunch break, investigators honed in on two possible suspects among the victim’s employees.

The last time Katrina McVeigh’s loved ones heard from her, she was making plans to attend a family wedding.

Ian Vance was just a kid when he lost his mother, Valerie Carr.

Ashley Erin Ouellette was just 15-years old when her body was found placed in the middle of Pine Point Road in Scarborough, Maine just before dawn on February 10, 1999.

Carol Caswell, Lisa Snyder, and Sheila Holmes were forever connected when their names surfaced during the interrogation of a suspect who would later be charged and convicted in one of their murders.

It was one of the most confounding unsolved crimes that the town of West Springfield, Massachusetts had ever seen.

A 19-year old South Royalton, Vermont resident was missing under suspicious circumstances for over four months before his remains were found in an old barn miles from home.

Charline Rosemond left home in Everett, Massachusetts one day in April of 2009 excited to buy a new car, but the evening took a deadly turn.

He was an 80-year old fruit farmer who had resurrected a local apple orchard for the enjoyment of his entire community, but in the late fall of 1999, the farmstead became the unexpected epicenter of a terrible tragedy that remains unsolved today.