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It's pretty much a two case race at this stage.
N.O. Axeman will be the next for a centenary; I wonder if that will give the case a boost.
Of the cases with no votes, I'm most surprised by Jack the Stripper.
If he's still living, it looks like Elmer Crawford will turn 85 next month so time is running out if it hasn't already.
I hope he at least had a miserable life, always looking over his shoulder, waiting for the police to catch up to him.
Unless you're really interested in true crime, you may not have heard of any of the crimes outside the USA. I actually started buying books directly from Australia to find out about their murders.
Three of their unsolved ones, I don't see on list.
Wanda Beach Murders
The Beaumont Children
Bogle and Chandler
The Crawford Family Murder - They know the father did it, so technically not unsolved - really gruesome murders, he electrocuted his 3 kids and pregnant wife and then pushed their car off a cliff, thinking it would fall into the sea - but it got caught on a ledge. This happened in early 1970's - father disappeared and was never caught.
Taman Shud which did get several votes, I think could be solved with DNA. A lot of people are putting their DNA out there on (I think ancestry.com) that they might get a hit.
Well, I did include 3 Australian cases and all have at least one vote. There are lots of "good" cases but I didn't want the list to become so big it was unwieldy so I went for 25 cases plus the catch all "Another".
My vote was the 1 for Shirley Collins.