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Our Cold Case Task Force announced the identification of six individuals in unsolved cases dating back 50 years.
We thank our partners @SCPDHq & continue to advocate for the forensic technology that helped make this work possible.
More information here: https://t.co/DzA6bJV0F9
MANUEL SCHADWALD: El niño cuya muerte fue filmada en un yate de la élite y apareció en los CD-ROM de Zandvoort.
El 24 de julio de 1993, Manuel Schadwald, un niño alemán de doce años, salió de su casa en Berlín. Estaba solo. Nunca regresó.
La policía abrió una investigación, que cerraron en 1998 sin resultados. Sin cuerpo. Sin perpetradores. Sin respuestas.
Mientras tanto, en Bélgica y los Países Bajos, activistas descubrieron que las pistas apuntaban hacia una red mucho más oscura.
Manuel fue secuestrado y llevado a burdeles infantiles en Ámsterdam y Róterdam. Pero el testimonio más terrorífico apunta a un yate llamado Apollo.
Según testimonios y la inteligencia holandesa, el niño fue abusado y asesinado en ese velero mientras era filmado: una película snuff en la vida real. Su cuerpo fue arrojado al mar, y el yate fue limpiado en un puerto militar.
El yate estaba vinculado a Gerrit Ulrich, quien se vio implicado en el escándalo de Zandvoort (1998). Tras su muerte, la policía descubrió miles de imágenes y videos que mostraban abusos extremos contra niños —incluidos bebés— junto con listas de clientes de varios países.
Una de las personas que investigó esta conexión fue Gina Pardaens-Bernaer, una trabajadora social belga. Su labor la llevó al material de Zandvoort. Envió copias a Interpol y, posteriormente, recibió amenazas. Su hijo fue atropellado por un vehículo. En noviembre de 1998, declaró: «Dado lo que he descubierto, o Bélgica explotará, o yo seré asesinada».
Al día siguiente, su auto fue encontrado destrozado contra un puente, sin marcas de frenado. La policía lo clasificó como un accidente. Horas después, allanaron la oficina de su abogado. Gina murió.
Su caso es uno de los muchos fallecimientos sospechosos vinculados a estas investigaciones.
El caso de Manuel está directamente conectado con el asunto Dutroux. Las mismas redes. Las mismas acusaciones de protección institucional. Las mismas sospechas de que personas influyentes estaban involucradas, y de que las investigaciones se detuvieron cada vez que llegaban demasiado alto.
Las autoridades nunca investigaron a fondo las conexiones con el yate Apollo ni con Zandvoort. La policía holandesa afirmó que no encontró nada. La policía alemana cerró el caso sin unir las piezas. Y, sin embargo, los documentos existen.
Los archivos de inteligencia holandesa mencionan a un niño alemán asesinado en un barco: un caso que se encubrió porque "había personas influyentes a bordo". Los testimonios proporcionan detalles específicos y nombres. Gina Pardaens afirmó poseer una copia de una película snuff; esa copia desapareció tras su muerte.
Treinta y dos años después, Manuel Schadwald sigue desaparecido. No hay justicia.
Este caso no es solo la historia de un niño que desapareció.
Es la historia de cómo una red de abusos infantiles operó durante años por toda Europa con total impunidad. Es la historia de cómo se cerraron investigaciones cada vez que se acercaban demasiado a los poderosos. Es la historia de cómo un niño de doce años pudo ser secuestrado, abusado y asesinado —todo mientras era filmado— y de cómo el sistema decidió que era mejor mirar hacia otro lado.
Un día de verano, Manuel simplemente salió a jugar.
Terminó en un yate de élite, donde fue violado y asesinado mientras grababan su muerte. Treinta y dos años después, aún no sabemos quién estaba en ese barco.
La verdad está ahí fuera: en los documentos, en los testimonios y en los vínculos con Zandvoort y Dutroux.
La pregunta ya no es qué le pasó a Manuel Schadwald.
La pregunta es: ¿cuánto tiempo más permitiremos que estos casos sigan enterrados en los archivos, mientras los responsables continúan protegidos?
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Thanking @RayTierneyDA and his team for the special invite to attend today’s press conference where 6 families were given their loved one’s names back.
Thanks also to @SCPDHq for the hospitality.
Today was very moving for me- seeing Riverhead Jane Doe and Heckscher Jane Doe announced as Kyong Ok Kim and Antoinette Rugg meant a lot to me.
Sofia Margherita Marrone has her name back.
Ramon Perez Y Rivera has his name back.
Omelios Steward has his name back.
Andreas Kupke has his name back.
This is a blessing. I was humbled to be a part of it.
Enpsycopedia, my serial killer directory, can now be found here:
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Ex-cop, Sayed Mohassib was arrested in the murder of NY jogger Katie Suarez. Mohassib has a reported history of disturbing behavior. He was booted from the Marines & barred from NYPD. The school where he was a teachers' aid has at least 10 complaints!
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UPDATE: Missing DoorDash driver Zachariah Schuck (32) — Pennsylvania
Police have released new details about the disappearance of Zachariah Schuck, the father of two who vanished on October 22 after telling his wife he was coming home.
According to investigators, Zachariah completed his final DoorDash delivery at a home in Beaver shortly before 7pm.
Approximately one hour later, a doorbell camera on Croxall Avenue in Hopewell Township captured someone parking his car, getting out, and walking down the road.
Police still cannot determine whether the person in that footage was Zachariah.
His vehicle wasn’t located until October 24. The gas tank was empty, the engine was off, and the keys were still in the ignition.
His phone remains missing, and police say he hasn’t used his credit cards since disappearing.
Investigators also confirmed that his wife used Life360 to locate his last reported position near the Vanport Bridge. State police searched the area but did not recover his phone.
Search teams have also combed the wooded area around Croxall Avenue using drones and search dogs, without finding him.
Police have not ruled out foul play.
Zachariah had recently lost his job and was making DoorDash deliveries to support his family, including a newborn baby. 🥺
Nearly three weeks have passed, and his family still doesn’t know what happened to him.
The most important question remains unanswered: Was Zachariah the person who walked away from that car?
Anyone with information should contact North Sewickley Township Police at 724-843-8118.
@RayTierneyDA will announce the identification of 6 unidentified persons this Thursday.
This is another incredible leap forward for the DA, the County and for the families affected.....
K is done. It will be uploaded and posted very soon. I am so glad to finally be finished with this list. I had a lot of things get in the way of wrapping this up but it's done and time to move on to the next one. Never quitting~! I'll post and update when it's ready to view.
Tammy Jo Alexander deserves justice. Her killer deserves to be prosecuted and held responsible for her demise. There are problems w/the DNA samples in this case because she was left in the rain. It is my prayer that one day the science evolves to positively prove he did it.
I’m pissed off.
There is something profoundly wrong when the sister of a missing woman feels compelled to close an advocacy page because the cruelty, indifference, and exhaustion have become too much to bear.
Robyn has spent years fighting to keep her sister Susan Libby Marable’s name alive. She has searched for answers, revisited painful memories, challenged unanswered questions, and carried a burden that no family member should have to carry alone.
And what has she encountered along the way? Trolls, unnecessary cruelty, and the kind of apathy that makes an already unbearable journey even lonelier.
This genuinely bothers me.
Because when someone like Robyn feels that stepping away is necessary, we should be asking ourselves what kind of environment we’ve created for the very people we claim to support.
Victim advocacy should never become another source of victimization.
Families of the missing and murdered do not owe the public unlimited access to their grief. They should not have to defend their loved one’s humanity, justify their continued search, or endure harassment simply because they refuse to let a case fade into obscurity.
And they certainly should not have to compete with public indifference.
I have spoken often about the need to challenge law enforcement when investigative apathy becomes an obstacle to justice. But accountability does not end with law enforcement. It extends to the true crime community, advocacy organizations, and everyone who claims to care about the missing.
We cannot continue preaching compassion while allowing cruelty to drive families into silence.
We cannot claim to stand for victims while treating their surviving loved ones as disposable.
And we cannot measure advocacy by how loudly we proclaim our concern if we disappear when a family actually needs us.
What troubles me most is the possibility that Susan loses yet another space where her name is spoken, her story is told, and the questions surrounding her disappearance are kept alive.
But I also understand that Robyn deserves peace. She has already given more of herself than anyone should ever be expected to give.
If she closes the page, that is not a failure on her part. It is a reflection of how badly we, as a community, need to do better.
Robyn, your sister matters. Your work matters. And the love that has driven you to keep searching matters.
You should never have had to fight so hard just to convince people and law enforcement that Susan’s disappearance deserves attention.
I respect whatever decision you make, and I hope you know that stepping away from a page does not diminish a single thing you have done for your sister.
But I also want to say this to everyone else:
When a family member can no longer carry the weight of keeping a missing person’s story alive, the rest of us should be willing to help carry it.
Susan Libby Marable is still missing.
Her story is still unfinished.
And her sister should never have been made to feel that she was fighting alone.
Silencing the cruelty should never require silencing the victim.
To the content creators and ignorant commentators that seeks to exploit victims and families, shame on you all, you’ve done irreparable damage- I can only pray you never need to search for a missing loved one, or experience ambiguous loss or apathy from the institutions designed to help, the grass is truly greener- until it’s not.
#Unidentified Male, Frederick, Maryland - Discovered 11-10-1989 The Doe Network Case #939UMMD
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The 1970s murders of SUSAN RUSH & BRENDA RITTER have been linked to a man named James Richard Clark Sr, & police believe he was a #serialkiller. Clark was a long-haul truck driver from Washington Co, PA, where he killed his 2 known victims.
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