Larry Eugene Parks, born in 1950, served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War. He went missing in 1979 and was found dead in Oregon in 1980, but his identity remained unknown for 45 years. In 2025, advancements in genetic testing led to his identification. His death is linked to serial killer Randy Steven Craft.
13 things about Grand Rapids, Michigan native Ruth Caufield
Ruth Marie Moravetz Caufield, born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, lived in Idaho and was married to Tim Alan Caufield. They had two children. Ruth worked various jobs, including as a receptionist and waitress. Tragically, she died in 2007 from injuries sustained in a car accident on U.S. Highway 95.
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13 things Belmont, Massachusetts native Katie McLean
Kathleen Mary "Katie" McLean, a teacher and Reiki master from Belmont, Massachusetts, had a turbulent life. After marrying Dr. Ingolf Tuerk in December 2019, she faced domestic abuse allegations. McLean was reported missing in May 2020, and her body was discovered days later. Tuerk was arrested for her murder.
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13 things about Dover, Massachusetts’ Dr. Ingolf Tuerk
Dr. Ingolf "Harry" A. Tuerk is a German-American urologist from Dover, Massachusetts. He has held prominent medical positions and was married to Kathleen "Katie" McLean. Following a history of domestic violence allegations, Katie was found dead in May 2020, and Tuerk was arrested and charged with her murder.
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13 things about Bokchito, Oklahoma’s Richard Sommerhalder
Richard Anthony Sommerhalder was a convicted American mass murderer connected to drug offenses and multiple homicides in California. He was involved in the killings of several women in the 1970s and was later identified posthumously in 2025 through forensic testing as the murderer of Karen Percifield. He died in 1994.
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10 things about Brooklyn, New York wigmaker Miriam Yarimi
More than a year after suing the NYPD, Miriam Yarimi caused a collision that killed Natasha Saada, Diana Saada and Debra Saada and critically injured Philip Saada.
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13 things about Maui, Hawaii nuclear engineer Arielle Konig
Arielle "Ari" Konig, an American nuclear engineer, has lived in various U.S. states before settling in Maui, Hawaii. She earned degrees from Penn State and the University of Pittsburgh. In 2025, her husband, Gerhardt, attempted to kill her during a hike, following a tumultuous relationship marked by accusations and legal disputes.
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13 things about University of Wisconsin-Madison student Brittany Zimmermann
Brittany Sue Zimmermann was a University of Wisconsin–Madison student with aspirations to combat infectious diseases. She was engaged to Jordan Gonnering and enjoyed hobbies like baking and fishing. Tragically, she was murdered in 2008 by David A. Kahl, who was later sentenced to life in prison for her death.
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13 things about Ames, Iowa native Brian Thompson
Brian Robert "B.T." Thompson, an accomplished American CPA and businessman, served as CEO of UnitedHealthcare (UHC). Born in Ames, Iowa, he had a distinguished educational background and held various leadership roles within UHC and UnitedHealth Group. Tragically, he was fatally shot during an investor conference in New York City on December 4, 2024.
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Amanda Gonzales biography: 13 things about US Army cook born in Hearne, Texas
Amanda Gonzales, a 19-year-old pregnant soldier, was found dead in her barracks in Germany on November 5, 2001. Allegedly strangled by Shannon Wilkerson, a fellow service member, the case went cold until Wilkerson's arrest on February 23, 2023. He faces first-degree murder charges and trial proceedings are set for March 2023.
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