Mary Alice Ellicott and Theral Carl Heldt were murdered within a week of one another and their remains found in the country of a small Michigan town. Seemingly unrelated, both murders were investigated but found themselves going cold as time passed. Mary's case was reopened a few years ago, and investigators have partnered with MSU to try to solve it. In this episode, we discuss what little is known about both murders.

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www.wilx.com/2022/04/07/michigan-state-police-seek-information-1981-homicide-29-year-old-woman/. Accessed 15 Mar. 2024.

Longmoore, tran. “COLD CASE: MSU Students, State Police and Retired SPD Officers Investigating 41-Year-Old Murder | School of Criminal Justice | Michigan State University.” Cj.msu.edu, 8 Apr. 2022, cj.msu.edu/news/2022-cold-case-saline-post.html. Accessed 15 Mar. 24.

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