Was there something bigger going on in Bardstown? ibid. investigator
We do not have a primary suspect at this time. ibid. rozzer
Crystal Rogers’ car was found abandoned on the blue-grass parkway. ibid. investigator
There’s scent of human remains in the car. ibid. cadaver dog trainer
It’s not an accident: It’s an assassination. The Disappearance of Crystal Rogers II, ballistics expert of Ballard’s supposed hunting accident crime scene
I remember telling Brooks [Houch, boyfriend], Come out here and help the search and he never said a word … and walked away. ibid. Crystal’s brother
Since Crystal’s disappearance, Tommy along with his wife Sherry Ballard have spent countless hours looking for their daughter. The Disappearance of Crystal Rogers III: The Search Continues, news commentary
She was last seen by her boyfriend on Friday afternoon. ibid. investigator
Nick just flatly refuses to come to talk to the police. ibid.
You did not pass the test … Why are you yelling at me? ibid. rozzer to Nick, recorded interview
Crystal Rogers, a mother of five, vanished out of Nelson County … I’m trying to see if there’s a common denominator between Ellis’ murder and Crystal’s Rogers’ disappearance. The Disappearance of Crystal Rogers IV
There’s something going on in that town and there’s a shroud of darkness. ibid. residents
Out of this entire area that was searched by Team Crystal, the [cadaver] dog on this one specific location. The Disappearance of Crystal Rogers V: A Murder Most Foul, investigator
This idea that someone might have dropped off and picked up a shooter on the Blue Grass Parkway that morning is exactly what retired agent Jim Cavanagh told us. ibid.
One of the things the inmate alleged during our phone conversation was that Crystal’s body was taken to a garage in White Mills Kentucky and then the garage was burned down. The Disappearance of Crystal Rogers VI: Final Days in Bardstown
March 25 2017: Private investigator T J Ward questions John Ludwick. Ludwick claims to have new information about the details of Natalee’s remains. This information could finally prove the answers to questions the Holloway family has been asking for over twelve years. If confirmed, this could lead to a conviction and justice for Natalee. The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway I: New Lead, CI 2020
Within days the island [of Aruba] was overrun with cameras and media. The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway II: The Sting I
These three suspects: they couldn’t get their story straight. ibid.
Why would you wait eighteen days to arrest your primary suspects? ibid. father heads to Aruba
February 2017: Day 1 the Sting Operation: ‘I could take you to where I got the remains.’ ibid. bugging of hotel room
It’s probably only a ten-minute walk from my aunt’s house. The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway III: The Sting II, John alleges payment by Paul van der Sloot, father of Joran, to dig up remains
Two days later TJ’s team meets in Atlanta to plan the Aruba trip. ibid. caption
March 13 2017: Investigative team arrives in Aruba: ‘We can’t give up; we need to get justice for Dave and his family.’ The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway IV: Aruba, TJ
Around John’s aunt’s house, we think we might be in the right area, but without John and Gabriel being here, it might be hard to find the exact location to locate the DNA. ibid. Skype call to Dave
Gabe agrees to come to Aruba. ibid.
Can a cadaver dog pick up a human scent at that location? … We may have to search the surrounding areas as well. The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway V: The Burial Site, searcher
We’re handing off more [evidence] than they [rozzers] need to bring John in for questioning. ibid. TJ
I’m not going to stop until we finally get justice for Natalee. ibid. dad Dave
Dave and the team had a three-hour meeting with the Aruban authorities. They handed over all the evidence they’ve gathered over the past 18 months. ibid. caption
The Commissioner of Police is out here as well. ibid. TJ in situ
He was locked up in a horrible prison: that gave us some closure. He was sentenced to twenty-eight years, so it’s been seven now … ibid.
Upon returning form Aruba, Gabriel kicked John out of his house. He told John that he was going to turn him over to the authorities. John agreed to go to the FBI, hoping that his cooperation would lessen criminal charges against him. ibid. captions
‘The idea was to crush everything to the point where it’s not recognisable as human bones and skull.’ The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway VI: The Bones, John’s confession
The next day John took Gabriel to the pet cemetery where John claims he and Joran buried Natalee’s remains. Gabriel documented the visit on his phone. Gabriel and John were unable to locate the alleged gravesite. The Aruban police claimed to have surveilled them at this location. ibid. captions
It’s one of the greatest unsolved mysteries of all time: ‘Amelia Earheart set out on an adventure to circumnavigate the globe: 80 years later, nobody knows what happened to her.’ Amelia Earheart: The Lost Evidence, History 2020
July 18th 1937: just two weeks after Amelia Earheart and her navigator Fred Newman disappeared over the Pacific, the US Navy ended its search with a cryptic report of their assumed death at sea. ibid.
Earheart did not die at sea: she survived and was captured by a foreign nation about to rise up against the US in World War II. ibid.
We believe all these men to be missing. Possibly dead. Bodies never recovered. Spotless s1e6: Fallowfield, rozzer to Jean, Canal+ 2015
Behind these prison walls alone in the cell sits a 43-year-old man who Germay prosecutors believe may know the truth behind the disappearance of Madeleine McCann. Madeleine McCann: The Hunt for the Prime Suspect, ITV 2020
A convicted child abuser, he is now the prime suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann. But why did it take so long to connect him? ibid.
Before Madeleine McCann vanished, the courts knew that they had a convicted criminal and self-confessed sex offender living in their community. ibid.
‘The phone that we linked to the suspect was connected to the phone mast near the Ocean Club at the time.’ ibid. German rozzer
‘Madeleine would have been a victim of opportunity.’ ibid.
A ten-year mystery: one of the most high-profile baffling cases this century. A father, a mother, closest friends devastated: 35-year-old chef Claudia Lawrence walked across TV screens out of their lives. A firestorm in the media blowing the enquiry off course. Police facing a wall of silence. So did Claudia come to harm or could she survive overseas? Missing or Murdered? Claudia Lawrence I, Channel 5 2020
‘Some of Claudia’s relationships had an element of complexity and mystery to them.’ ibid. rozzer on TV
A woman told a national paper Claudia had a relationship with her husband. ibid.
It’s not known at exactly the time Claudia goes missing. ibid.
Was Claudia the victim of a serial killer? Christopher Halliwell, a Swindon taxi driver, was jailed in 2012 for two murders. ibid.
A boy who vanishes in the dead of night. A multitude of conflicting clues: has he come to harm, has he chosen to disappear? A boy with secrets … A shift from drug user to dealing … A boy who may have stepped too close to a dangerous world. A son and a brother gone – no contact, no body, no end to the torment. 13 years without an answer: is Luke Durbin missing or murdered? Missing or Murdered? Luke Durbin, Channel 5 2020
It’s one of the most enduring mysteries in British criminal history. Nearly 35 years ago Suzy Lamplugh left her office and never came back. She’d gone to meet a mysterious Mr Kipper. Was it the work of a serial killer? How did he stay one step ahead of the police? But can a web of clues and new evidence help to solve the Suzy Lamplugh mystery? The Vanishing of Suzy Lamplugh, Channel 5 2020
Monday 28th July 1986: Suzy had an appointment to show a house to a potential buyer at 12.45 … There was no sign of Suzy … The description was used to create a photofit picture of the man mentioned in Suzy’s diary, Mr Kipper. Who had abducted Suzy? ibid.