"The Hamilton Strangler" got away with the 1986 murder of 20-year-old Clair Gravel, no suspect was ever caught and the case went cold. When the killer struck again in 2007, a little boy saved the life of his mother, and the suspect was caught. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack take a look at the unsolved murder of Clair Gravel in 1986 and a similar attack in 2007 that led to the arrest and conviction of "The Hamilton Strangler".

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00:00.70 Introduction - Softball

01:59.48 Claire Gravel dead after night out with softball team

04:07.03 No Proof Claire made it to her apartment

09:35.14 Clean White Sheets used to line body bag

14:17.26 Claire was victim of "The Hamilton Strangler"

19:58.84 What was biological matter called before "DNA"

25:05.87 Team frequented a local tavern - did killer see her in the bar.....

30:08.68 In 2007 - The Hamilton Strangler Strikes again, this time, the victim's small child scares the killer away

35:45.27 Suspect in 2007, DNA matched the 1986 murder of Clair Gravel.

40:37.07 Killer identified as John Carey, convicted for the 1986 murder of Clair Gravel, in April 2026

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Missy Bevers was killed just after 4am on April 18, 2016, and 10 years later, the case is still unsolved. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack review the timeline of the attack that had to take place in a very tight window of time. Joe breaks down the weapons used and the injuries expected. The killer was caught on surveillance video and the person has a very specific gait, someone knows who the killer is but hasn't spoke up, yet. The case is still open. If you have any information call Crime Stoppers tip line at (972)937-PAYS (7297)

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00:06.07 Introduction

01:27.10 Missy Bevers case 2016

04:56.02 Murder happened 10-years-ago

09:56.35 Missy moved gladiator camp inside due to weather

14:55.38 Surveillance cameras capture killer getting into building

21:09.91 Killer wearing specific Police uniform

25:11.12 Was Missy confused by someone in police uniform inside building

29:57.50 Hammer "head" specific to manufacturer

35:07.90 Hammer as weapon makes attack "intimate"

40:01.30 Investigators think attacker might be female

45:06.01 Who would want to kill Missy Bevers

49:07.83 Conclusion

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Janice Randle was 30 and the mother of two girls when she was murdered at home in her bed in Graham, Washington. Her 18-month-old daughter, Kourtney, slept in a crib next to her mother's bed and was unharmed. Janice and her estranged husband, James Randle, were separated and headed for divorce at the time of her death. James Randle told investigators Janice may have died from a drug overdose, citing a past history of painkiller use, but autopsy results revealed there were no drugs in her system. Investigators had little evidence to go on and the case went cold for decades. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack look at the case from a time before the murder took place and examine how the daughters of Janice Randle revived the case with investigators, leading to an arrest nearly 34 years after the murder!

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00:00.12 Intro - early years of parenting

04:21.05 Janice Randle found in bed, dead

09:40.34 why leave 18-month old alive....

15:15.29 Two daughters at time of death, 14 years and 18 months

20:10.78 Are contusions defense wounds?

24:59.38 No drugs in Janice system

30:32.86 Injuries from smothering

35:04.84 Daughters went to police

39:12.62 Conclusion

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