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Divers find 32 submerged cars believed to be tied to cold case crimes in lake close to Miami airport - Vimarsana News

Divers find 32 submerged cars believed to be tied to cold case crimes in lake close to Miami airport

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

Source: aol.com
311 child victims of sexual exploitation identified in 'cold cases,' Homeland Security says - Vimarsana News

311 child victims of sexual exploitation identified in 'cold cases,' Homeland Security says

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.

Miami-Dade Police Find Multiple Crime-Connected Cars in Lake - Vimarsana News

Miami-Dade Police Find Multiple Crime-Connected Cars in Lake

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.

Retired Florida man charged in girlfriend's murder nearly 50 years later - Vimarsana News

Retired Florida man charged in girlfriend's murder nearly 50 years later

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

Source: nypost.com
Divers find 32 submerged cars believed to be tied to cold case crimes in lake close to Miami airport - Vimarsana News

Divers find 32 submerged cars believed to be tied to cold case crimes in lake close to Miami airport

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

Source: yahoo.com