John McGrath murdered his parents and siblings with a WW2 Japanese service rifle in 1962 in Newport, NH. He was deemed legally insane, but became a star patient at the state psychiatric hospital. 12 years into his commitment, John walked off the hospital grounds never to return. Have you seen John McGrath?

Berengera Caswell (known as Mary Bean) was discovered, dead, in 1850 in Saco/Biddeford, Maine. Her death was quickly linked to a local doctor and a botched abortion. The ensuing judicial hearing and subsequent trials were amongst the most well-covered trials of the era. From this, The Murder of Mary Bean was born.

The body of a woman was found atop Mount Wantastiquet (aka Rattlesnake Hill) near Brattleboro, VT, was identified as Mrs. Elizabeth Freel which kicked off a decades long mystery to uncover the circumstances of her death.