On January 8th, 1937 in Peking, modern day Beijing China, a shocking and gruesome murder shook the city. The daughter of a wealthy British Diplomat, Pamela Werner, was killed by an unknown person or persons. The brutal slaying was front page news in the nation but wild theories, rumours and the looming threat of Japanese occupation and World War II took the attention from the case. Pamela Werner's case quickly went cold and 85 years old nothing has changed. This is the unsolved forgotten case of Pamela Werner.

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In 1981, Dzung Ngoc Tu, a 25 year graduate student was studying at Cornell University when she is found at the bottom of Fall Creek Gorge. Her death is thought to have been a suicide at first but no one knew that she was the first victim of a serial killer, a dangerous man that would go on to murder seven more young women. This is the shocking story of Dzung Ngoc Tu.

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In 1988, Carolyn Abel moved to Seoul, South Korea to teach English and to experience a new adventure. Just a few months after arriving, Carolyn is found murdered in her apartment.

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