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'I just have this peace that something is going to happen': Linda Meteer's case revisited 35 years later - Vimarsana News

'I just have this peace that something is going to happen': Linda Meteer's case revisited 35 years later

TRAVERSE CITY — Detectives announced renewed investigative efforts into the 1989 unsolved homicide of a Grand Traverse County mother of five.

Police renew search for missing man: Traverse City's Jacob Cabinaw has been gone for 14 years – but police have not forgotten - Vimarsana News

Police renew search for missing man: Traverse City's Jacob Cabinaw has been gone for 14 years – but police have not forgotten

TRAVERSE CITY — On a spring day in 2010, Jacob Cabinaw went Frisbee golfing with friends at Hickory Hills. After that, he was never heard from again.

Randa Jawhari still missing after 15 years investigators still looking for leads in the case - Vimarsana News

Randa Jawhari still missing after 15 years investigators still looking for leads in the case

Monday Fenton Police and Crime Stoppers spoke about Randa Jawhari's mysterious disappearance and how they're using a fresh set of eyes to help solve the case.

Source: abc12.com
Randa Jawhari still missing after 15 years as police seek leads - Vimarsana News

Randa Jawhari still missing after 15 years as police seek leads

Monday Fenton Police and Crime Stoppers spoke about Randa Jawhari's mysterious disappearance and how they're using a fresh set of eyes to help solve the case.

Source: abc12.com
WMU Cold Case Program, MSP to hold open house - Vimarsana News

WMU Cold Case Program, MSP to hold open house

WMU’s Cold Case Program will hold an open house Jan. 31 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. in Wood Hall.