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Doug Bishop and Ken Fleming are amateur sleuths who were diving in a Florida lake near Miami International Airport when they stumbled upon dozens of vehicles

More than a dozen international law enforcement organizations worked together under U.S. leadership to identify and locate victims of child sexual exploitation in a just-completed operation that officials say is likely the most successful of its kind.

Some cars in the lake could date back to an international feud in the 1970s and 1980s between Colombian drug cartels and the United States government, a period known as the Miami drug wars.

Authorities identified Jewell Langford's remains 46 years after she was found dead in a Canadian river.

Doug Bishop and Ken Fleming are amateur sleuths who were diving in a Florida lake near Miami International Airport when they stumbled upon dozens of vehicles

Volunteer investigators told police they found the more than 30 submerged vehicles while diving in a murky lake west of Miami International Airport.

A wooded stretch of Long Island less than a mile from the home of alleged Gilgo Beach killer Rex Heuermann would be an “ideal” place to dump bodies, says a former NYPD cold case detective.

August marks 33 years since 11-year-old Heidi Seeman and 7-year-old Erica Botello were abducted and killed.

Her boyfriend Jeff Dolinich wrote an apology letter to her parents and told police he hit her and thought she was dead. But he said he doesn't remember what happened afterward.

Investigators were sure Barbara Paciotti had been killed in 1969, but they didn't know where to look for a body.