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Cook County commissioners tackle crisis of missing and murdered Black women and girls - Vimarsana News

Cook County commissioners tackle crisis of missing and murdered Black women and girls

Cook County commissioners addressed the crisis of missing and murdered Black women and girls on Monday.

Nicole Johnson disappearance: Missing Chicago girl's case remains unsolved two decades later - Vimarsana News

Nicole Johnson disappearance: Missing Chicago girl's case remains unsolved two decades later

Twenty-two years after a 16-year-old Chicago girl disappeared from her home on the South Side, investigators from the Cook County Sheriff's Department are still trying to determine what happened to Nicole Johnson.

Girl missing for six years found alive and well after featuring in true crime Netflix show | US | News - Vimarsana News

Girl missing for six years found alive and well after featuring in true crime Netflix show | US | News

Police were tipped of about Kayla Unbehaun when a member of the public recognised her mother after seeing her profiled on TV.

Netflix 'Unsolved Mysteries' may have helped finally find girl who's been missing for nearly 6 years - Vimarsana News

Netflix 'Unsolved Mysteries' may have helped finally find girl who's been missing for nearly 6 years

Kayla Unbehaun, aged nine, had last been seen in July 2017, and police believe her discovery could be down to shows like Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries.

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UN rapporteur to kickstart Philippine pathology upgrade - Vimarsana News

UN rapporteur to kickstart Philippine pathology upgrade

With the Philippines’ top forensic pathologist decrying irregularities in many investigations of wrongful deaths, this week’s visit from a United Nations special rapporteur on extrajudicial killings is expected to kickstart the Department of Justice plan to install at least one forensic pathologist in each of the country’s 17 regions.