Do you hold the clue that can solve Gwendel Greenblatt's murder?

22 years after her tragic death, the unsolved murder of Gwendel Greenblatt continues to haunt investigators and her family.

Greenblatt, 35, was found dead in her Royal St. George apartment on Brandywine Road in West Palm Beach on Feb. 5, 2003.

She had been shot twice in the head, according to a deck of cards featuring unsolved homicide cases distributed by Palm Beach County Crime Stoppers.

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Who killed Suzanne Jovin?

A Yale senior was brutally stabbed to death 27 years ago today, and the crime remains unsolved. On the anniversary of Suzanne Jovin’s death, advocates continue to keep the cold case at the forefront.
Right by the corner of Edgehill and East Rock roads is where Suzanne Jovin’s body was found. The murder remains unsolved and is one of Connecticut’s most well-known cold cases.
Nancy Dennett has lived on East Rock Road for more than 40 years, recalling the murder case that’s mystified the neighborhood for the last 27.
“I was here, in that room. I didn’t see anything, didn’t hear anything,” Dennett said. “I think there is a lot to it that we don’t know. Someone knows it and isn’t saying, so what can we do? We’ve got to find that person.”
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Help find justice for David Denogean

The murder of a beloved teacher and coach remains unsolved now three years after he was shot and killed in Phoenix.

According to Phoenix police, David Denogean, 30, was walking his dog near 12th Street and Maryland on Nov. 25, 2022, when an unknown suspect pulled a gun on him.

His killer still hasn’t been caught.

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Not forgotten: who killed Todd Loren?

San Diego police are asking for the public’s help in solving the 33-year-old murder of comic book publisher Todd Loren, whose killer remains at large despite decades of investigation.

Loren, 32, was found stabbed to death in his Hillcrest apartment on Fifth Avenue on June 18, 1992. His father discovered his body during a welfare check after Loren failed to show up for work at their comic book publication business.
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