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Son of a missing mother: Shelly Julson's son recounts life after his mom disappeared in North Dakota in 1994 - Vimarsana News

Son of a missing mother: Shelly Julson's son recounts life after his mom disappeared in North Dakota in 1994

Jaden Woodworth describes his memories of his mother, and tells how police claims drove a wedge between him and his father -- and how Dakota Spotlight's debunking of those claims might help reconnect them.

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A Winner Is You Podcast Episode 44: Dino Crisis - Vimarsana News

A Winner Is You Podcast Episode 44: Dino Crisis

Summer of Resi rolls on into September with Shinji Mikami's beloved sort-of-spin-off, Dino Crisis.

Parents of North Dakota woman gone missing in 1994 vow to never give up - Vimarsana News

Parents of North Dakota woman gone missing in 1994 vow to never give up

Wes and Linda Julson haven't yet given up on the hope of finding their daughter, Michelle "Shelly" Julson, who went missing from Bismarck on Aug. 2, 1994, they tell the Dakota Spotlight podcast, which is reinvestigating the cold case aided by the police file on Shelly's disappearance.

Was a railroad-hopping serial killer responsible for the Midwest's most infamous ax murders? - Vimarsana News

Was a railroad-hopping serial killer responsible for the Midwest's most infamous ax murders?

Some people claim the devil himself visited the tiny town of Villisca, Iowa, that summer night in 1912, when 8 people were killed by an ax murderer. Others say he already lived among them. After more than a century of idle gossip and speculation, some amateur sleuths might have just figured it out.

Was a railroad-hopping serial killer responsible for the Midwest's most infamous ax murders? - Vimarsana News

Was a railroad-hopping serial killer responsible for the Midwest's most infamous ax murders?

Some people claim the devil himself visited the tiny town of Villisca, Iowa, that summer night in 1912, when 8 people were killed by an ax murderer. Others say he already lived among them. After more than a century of idle gossip and speculation, some amateur sleuths might have just figured it out.