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Project: Cold Case is featuring a different unsolved homicide in a deck of cards. Taylor McAllister has her own playing card. Her body was dumped in a St. Pete alley in 2016.

The 1992 death of a pregnant 22-year-old dance club waitress, found by her 3-year-old son, is being investigated again by Jacksonville police.

A tooth. That’s what could help investigators crack a nearly 40-year mystery.

New technology for DNA testing and bullet ballistics means hope for families of cold case homicide; and some successes, police say.

The percentage of homicides for which someone is criminally charged has steadily declined from over 90 percent in 1965 to under 65 percent in 2018 – resulting in more than 250,000 Americans becoming victims of homicides for which no one has been charged since 1980.

The investigation into the 1991 stabbing death of Sherry Ross has been reopened by the Jacksonville Sheriffs Office. Her daughter hid at the time.

Cold cases take a toll on every person caught in their gravity and California has had its share of cold cases.

Some social media users are already suggesting that the manhunt for fugitive Brian Laundrie has gone “cold,” meaning law enforcement has no new leads on his location, but experts suggest his trail is still warm.

Some Murder Cases Grow Cold. For Victims Families, the Pain Remains Hot | Opinion Rep. Eric Swalwell and Glenn Kirschner On 5/19/21 at 1:45 PM EDT Angel Turner still hopes to find justice in the 1997 slaying of her sister, Georgia Leah Moses. Moses—who wouldve turned 36 this year—was last seen alive at age 12, not far from her Santa Rosa, Calif. home; her strangled, decomposed body was found about a week later in a grove of trees off Highway 101 near Petaluma. The Sonoma ...

California leads the country in unsolved homicides but why? Author: Madison Wade (ABC10) Updated: 10:23 PM PST February 26, 2021 CALIFORNIA, USA — Theres darkness in the sunny state of California. The golden state, tarnished with terror. In that darkness, theres a laundry list of serial killers caught and others still at large.  There are thousands of unsolved murders and missing persons cases. Tracking them all is Ryan Backmann, the founder of Project Cold Ca...