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Diddo for Larry DeWayne Hall. Many of his known victims were found within an hour from where this UID was found off the highway and he often visited his parents in Indiana.

A couple of months ago I emailed the curator at the IBEW Historical Museum with a picture of this card and asking if he could help me identify it. Below is what he responded with: "The card you attached was published in 1980, with a picture of Menlo Park on one side and a calendar on the...

I think Collins is a good possibility. The trick then is to place him in Milwaukee in early July. He apparently killed the Salinas, California girl on June 30. His friend's father told the police he rented the trailer in his backyard in "June and July," meaning it would likely have been July...

Thank you for your well thought out post. I apologize for jumping to conclusions and if I came across to harshly. For English not being your native tongue, you communicate very well.

Was there anything in particular of interest in the specific journal you linked to? I searched through it and didn’t see anything of any significance. The archives in 1979 and 1980 might have something indicating what the card found with this UID was for. I looked up membership cards and they...

I’m not so sure. The chemical isotope testing indicated that Peggy spent time in Alaska, Montana, Canada, and some other locations and did not lead to identifying her. I suppose it’s possible she spent some time in those areas, but all indications point to her being born and raised in Illinois...

As I was looking at this UID, I thought maybe that card found on him was a membership card for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), so I started looking through archives of possible workers missing. There were several IBEW locations around Rhinelander in 1980, the closest...

James R. McLaughlin went missing on February 8, 1980. I can't say he is a perfect match, but some of his description fits. He has dark brown or black hair, sideburns, and wears glasses. The odd thing is that his height range is from 5'6" to 6'5", and his weight is between 130 to 180. Not...

Sorry, no he was not convicted for Diane's murder. I was focusing on your comment about the possibility of him being related to Erdmann's and Casberg's murder. Herrington having been convicted of Julia Beckwith's and Sherryl Thompson's murder in 1967, and remaining in prison to this day would...

Thank you. I thought to search "La Roche" in other venues, but for some reason did not think to in the case search. SMF. Anyway, her DUI case came up right away when searching "La Roche". Two notable things about the case. First, on November 8, which if I am not mistaken is the day of or...

I am an attorney, though not verified on this site. I don't know how to go about that. There is precedent which would allow the extradition to Wisconsin because of the severity of the crime she is charged with. A dui case would not take long, however, so it is feasible that the Court would...

I gather from your post you aren't from the USA. Being from the USA I am not familiar with the meaning of the phrase "where are we searching for." Are you asking why posters are still searching for information? If so I agree with the one poster who stated that putting a timeline together is...

Not to Mention that Linda herself confessed that Peggy died in her home. Straight from the horse's mouth.

I looked into Michael Herrington, but he was convicted in 1967 and has remained in a correctional institution without interruption to this day. He could not be their murderer. His MO fits, though. Maybe a copycat?

Technically yes. He is an accomplice to the murder, even if he did not commit the murder himself. I also wonder how Linda could have transported Peggy's body. Did she have help? Was it her husband who helped her carry the body? Regardless, LE is going to be lenient on the husband because he...

What's interesting is the Wisconsin Circuit Court Access site lists Linda S. LaRoche with an alias of Linda Sue Johnson. I know Johnson is a common name, but still seems at least slightly bizarre that would be an a/k/a with the same last name as her victim.

Part of the mystery of Stephanie Casberg is that her cause of death has never been disclosed to the public. We know she was dismembered and decapitated, but authorities have never stated whether the dismemberment or decapitation caused her death or if there was some other cause. Whether this...

There seem to be a lot of cold cases in the Milwaukee area during this time period. I have done some research on another Milwaukee cold case, the murder of Stephanie Casberg, and did come across the Tina Davidson case while doing that research. This is the first I have heard of Terri Erdmann...

This cold case has been solved through genetic genealogy. See the link below for details. Cold case solved: Killer in 1984 Ozaukee County homicide ID’d through ‘genetic genealogy’ The DNA taken from Miss. Hammerberg's body was uploaded to an open source DNA website (think MyHeritage or...

Great posts @waunakeegan . I also reached out to the woman who posted on Find A Grave. If I hear from her I will let you know as well. I have little to nothing on the man I believe to be her father, other than what I posted; that being that he was convicted in 1990/1991 for sexual assault...