Remember the victims. Preserve the facts.

Missouri cases that still deserve answers.

A modern home for Missouri cold cases, missing persons and unidentified persons — combining organized case files, public-source research and a moderated community in one place.

How a case page works

One permanent record

Facts stay organized while discussion stays separate.
SOURCE-FIRST
OverviewClear case summary
TimelineEvents in order
SourcesOfficial + published
DiscussionConnected thread
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114Missouri counties + St. Louis City
23Cases preloaded for research
1Thread connected to each case
100%Sources visible to readers
Case directory

Built around cases, not posts.

The forum supports the case pages instead of replacing them. That keeps years of research from disappearing inside an old discussion thread.

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Accurate map of Missouri countiesKansas CitySt. LouisCentral MOSEMOSouthwest MO
Statewide organization

Find cases by where they happened.

The live directory can let readers browse by county, city, region, decade and case type — with a real interactive map added when the case database is populated.

Community, done carefully

The forum comes back — with better guardrails.

Members can discuss cases, share old news clippings and point out possible research leads, while the site clearly distinguishes documented fact from theory.

See the forum structure →
SE
Southeast Missouri CasesCape Girardeau · Jackson · Sikeston · Poplar Bluff and surrounding counties
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STL
St. Louis Area CasesCity, county and surrounding eastern Missouri communities
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KC
Kansas City Area CasesWestern Missouri and Kansas City region
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MO
General Missouri ResearchArchives, methodology, updates and statewide discussion
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Editorial standard

Credibility matters here.

The site should be useful to families and researchers, not become a rumor board.

1

Verified facts

Law-enforcement records, court records and primary public sources are labeled clearly.

2

Published reporting

Credible reporting can fill gaps, but the source stays visible so readers can judge it themselves.

3

Theory stays theory

Community speculation belongs in discussion and is never presented as established fact.