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Butch Weed's family hopes shame, technology will break open 10-year-old case - Vimarsana News

Butch Weed's family hopes shame, technology will break open 10-year-old case

WILTON — Rachel Skidgell rubs her left hand over a tattoo of a red and black ribbon on her right arm. It is something she does every day. The tattoo is a constant reminder of her brother, Raymond “Butch“ Weed, who was killed 10 years ago. His killer is still at large. The 40-year-old Weed […]

Butch Weed's family still waiting for closure 15 years after his killing - Vimarsana News

Butch Weed's family still waiting for closure 15 years after his killing

WILTON — Elaine Weed, the mother of Raymond “Butch” Weed, who was shot to death 15 years ago at his home, died in April without knowing who killed her son and without justice being served. “It is incredibly hard for any parent to pass without the answers,” “Butchy” Weed’s sister, Rachel Weed Skidgell of Carthage said. […]

Mark LaFlamme: There are ghosts walking among us - Vimarsana News

Mark LaFlamme: There are ghosts walking among us

Street Talk: Unsolved deaths of a suspicious nature are specters that gnaw at the collective memories of the community. They haunt and haunt and haunt. 

Not Even DNA Could Solve These 16 Homicides in Maine Since 2000 - Vimarsana News

Not Even DNA Could Solve These 16 Homicides in Maine Since 2000

Even in the age of DNA testing and other technical advances, 16 murders in Maine have gone unsolved in the past 20 years.

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Not Even DNA Could Solve These 16 Homicides in Maine Since 2000 - Vimarsana News

Not Even DNA Could Solve These 16 Homicides in Maine Since 2000

Even in the age of DNA testing and other technical advances, 16 murders in Maine have gone unsolved in the past 20 years.