MIAZGA, MAREK & REMIGIUSZ PIOTROWSKI: Anglia TV news - 999 call - Double Murder: The Inside Story TV - BBC news online -
The bodies of two men [Markuszewski brothers] are discovered in a house. Police launch a major investigation. Anglia television news
Oh my God, there’s two of them dead! 999 call recorded
On June 1st 2005 a Polish man and a distraught English woman friend dial 999. Double Murder: The Inside Story, 2010
The bodies of two men [Waldemar & Andrzej Markuszewski] are discovered in a house; police launch a major investigation. Double Murder: The Inside Story, Sky Crime 2020
On June 1st 2005 a Polish man and a distraught English woman friend dial 999. They had just returned to his home in Dunsmore, Luton to find his two Polish housemates lying on the floor brutally murdered. ibid.
A Polish man has been found guilty of the murders of two of his fellow countrymen in Luton.
Marek Miazga, 41, of Brook Street, Luton, had denied killing brothers Waldemar Markuszewski, 43, and Andrzej Markuszewski, 46.
Their bodies were found at their Luton home in June 2005 – two days after they were bludgeoned to death with bar bells, Luton Crown Court heard.
Miazga was given a life sentence and told he would serve at least 25 years. BBC online article 12th May 2008
MIHALJEVIC, AMY murder: Lake Erie Murders: Who Killed Amy Mihaljevic? TV - True Crime Recaps 2023
Amy Mihaljevic: In a small town on the shores of Lake Erie an outgoing ten-year-old vanishes in broad daylight. The disappearance launches one of the largest search and rescue operations in FBI history. Lake Erie Murders: Who Killed Amy Mihaljevic? ID 2019
Margaret [mom] … gets another phone call [at work]: Amy, but she senses something’s not right … ‘She called her mom, said she was home, but she wasn’t home.’ ibid.
Once they left the mall, Amy left her friends to stand by herself. ibid.
Two witnesses … ‘saw a male walk up to her, put his hand on the middle of her back as if to escort her to the parking lot.’ ibid. rozzer
30-plus years, 20,000 interviews, dozens of possible suspects, still nobody knows who murdered 10-year-old Amy Mihaljevic. The Ohio fifth-grader was last seen walking away from a shopping centre with a strange man. The sketch of that suspect has haunted her home town of Bay Village, Ohio, ever since. True Crime Recaps: Unsolved! The Tragic Story of Amy Mihaljevic, Youtube 12.07, 2023
An overgrown muddy field less than twenty feet off County Road … about 45 miles from Bay Village … is Amy’s body: she’s face down; she’s still wearing the green sweatpants, the shirt she was last seen in … We still don’t know who took Amy. ibid.
MIKHEL, IOURI & JURIJUS KADAMOVAS: Crime Stories TV - Murderpedia online -
An autopsy revealed that the blood on the bridge matched that of the victim ... The identity of the body was unknown. Crime Stories: The Russians are Killing
In Los Angeles three separate investigations were looking into the disappearances of real estate developer Meyer Muscatel, financial consultant Rita Peckler and car customiser Alex Umansky. ibid.
There were other trails to follow: the faxes from Russia, the bank account in Dubai and the calls Umansky made from a mobile phone that was not his. ibid.
The bodies ... were recovered from the depths of the reservoir. ibid.
Mikhel remained the ringleader. ibid.
They were condemned to death. ibid.
Jurijus Kadamovas (1966-) and Iouri Mikhel (1965-) are two Russian immigrants to the United States currently on Federal death row for 5 kidnapping for ransom related murders. The kidnappings occurred over a four-month period beginning in late 2001, in which the kidnappers demanded ransom. Documents related to the case allege the crew demanded a total of more than $5.5 million from relatives and associates, and received more than $1 million from victim’s relatives.
Prosecutors said the victims were killed regardless of whether the ransoms were paid. The bodies were tied with weights, and dumped in a reservoir near Yosemite National Park. Federal prosecutors sought the death penalty under murder during a hostage-taking, a federal crime.
On March 12 2007 Kadamovas and Mikhel were sentenced to death. Murderpedia online article
MILAM, BLAINE & JESSICA CARSON: Werner Herzog on Death Row TV - Houston News online -
This is Blaine Milam – the prison system refers to him as 999558. At the time of his conviction he was the youngest inmate on Texas Death Row. Werner Herzog on Death Row s2e3: Blaine Milam, Channel 4 2013
A little girl was found dead ... Spiralling down meant both of them [mother of girl and Blaine] apparently became delusional caused by their belief in forces of demons and Blaine’s use of methamphetamines. ibid.
Labeled by prosecutors as a ‘monster’ who deserves ‘the ultimate penalty’, convicted murderer Blaine Keith Milam was sentenced late Thursday night to die by lethal injection for his role in the beating death of his girlfriend’s daughter.
Milam, 20, was convicted of capital murder May 17 for killing 13-month-old Amora Carson, the daughter of his girlfriend, Jessica Carson.
Amora Carson died from blunt-force trauma inflicted on her December 2nd 2008. Milam and Jessica Carson, both of Rusk County, said they repeatedly struck the toddler with an unknown object in an attempt to remove demons from the child during an exorcism. An expert during the trial said 23 of 24 bite marks found on Amora Carson’s body belonged to Milam. Houston News online article 27th May 2010
MILAT, IVAN: Australian Families of Crime TV - Murray Gleeson - Clive Small - Crimes that Shook the World TV - Crime Stories TV - Murder Trail TV - Born to Kill? TV - True Crime Recaps 2023 -
Seven young lives cut short by a serial killer known as the Backpacker Murderer. Australian Families of Crime s1e2: Ivan Milat: Backpacker Bloodshed, Nine Network 2010
Did he act alone? ibid.
Richard Milat not only boasted to others at the time about being involved, some of the victims’ belongings were found on his property. ibid.
As he became an adult, nothing got in Ivan’s way. ibid.
When police came calling, the hardest part was getting past mum. ibid.
Police learned of Ivan Milat’s trial for abduction and rape twenty years before. ibid.
The two-killer theory persists. ibid.
Bearing in mind that some of the victims were travelling in pairs, and having regard to the way in which they appeared to have been bound or otherwise restrained, it was possible that one person was involved. Murray Gleeson, NSW Chief Justice February 1998