#cold case

[morbidology]

The Frog Boys were a group of five South Korean children who disappeared on March 26, 1991, while hunting for frogs on Mount Waryong, near their hometown of Daegu. The boys, 13-year-old Woo Cheol-won, 12-year-old Jo Ho-yeon, 11-year-old Kim Yeong-gyu, 10-year-old, Park Chan-in and 9-year-old Kim Jong-sik, left their homes during a national holiday to explore the mountainside but they never returned home.

Their disappearance sparked a massive search, including police officers, volunteers and soldiers alike. Despite the exhaustive search for the boys, no trace of them was discovered, at least not until a decade later. On September 26, 2002, the remains of the Frog Boys were discovered by a man who had been searching for acorns in the mountain.

Their skeletal remains had been discovered in a shallow grave, just a short distance away from where they had gone missing. Since so many years had passed, a cause of death could not be uncovered at the time. However, it was later determined that they had been the victims of murder, and had been beaten to death with blunt objects.

Despite an investigation, the murder case went unsolved, becoming one of South Korea's most notorious unsolved cases. Numerous theories have been put forward over the years, including the possibility of a military accident, abduction, or a random act of violence, but no definitive answers have been found.

In 2006, the statute of limitations on the case, meaning the case is now officially closed.

[joanna13]

being in a small fandom is like being given a bone, chewing on it until you're done with it, burying it in your backyard, and then digging that same chewed up bone months later to continue chewing on it, and then the cycle just repeats.this is especially true for small fandoms that you know won't be getting any new content, so you just have to consume the content you've already consumed thousands of times before.

[rmwfe]

kyle with msi AHHHHHHHHH XD

[mynameis-veryfuckingconfused]

and 14 years later i'm still here

[isabellaofparma]

cold case rewatch (16/∞)

I came up from the dark without you and every day has been in shadow. I have begged the tide to wash away my sin and take me to you in the dark but every day I surface again.

2.22 - 'Best Friends'

[blueberrypancakesworld]

Kyle Gallner - Masterlist

Summary : All my works for this brilliant actor under the cut

Colin Gray

°Perv!Colin Gray ~ Headcanon

°Help in unexpected arms ->classmate!reader , fluff/comfort, injury, kiss

~~~~~~~~~~

Vince Schneider

°Sweetheart ->fem!reader, flirting, fluff

°Breakfast with a grumpy cloud ->fem!reader, fluff, kissing

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Quentin Smith

°Quentin Smith - In a relationship sfw

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James Heathridge

°Love the devil's painting ->fem!reader, kiss, darker themes, obsession

°The angel of his desires in chains ->wife!reader, smut, kidnapping, body whorship

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Jeremy Farrell

°Jeremy Farrell - Gif Pack

°Emo?It is love ->girlfriend!reader, hurt/comfort, kissing, cuddling

°Do you have a girlfriend ->girlfriend!reader, fluff, flirtish, kissing

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Cameron Coulter

°Shopping mall, feelings and foreboding ->fem!reader, fluff, mutual feelings

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Winston

°The soldier comes back -> fem!reader, fluff, comfort, ptsd (nightmares), emotional, kissing

°Surprise for my beloved ->fem!reader, fluff, comfort, kiss

~~~~~~~~~~

The Demon

°The Demon ~ NSFW Alphabet

°The art of consent and words ~ fem!reader, dom/sub, fluff, smutish

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Tappert

°Love in the military hospital ~ nurse!reader, angst, hurt/comfort, kissing, flirting

~~~~~~~~~~

[jamesheathridge]

KYLE GALLNER as CAMERON COULTER Cold Case | 4.01 "Rampage"

[cinematv]

COLD CASE (2003 - 2010)

                  Season 1, Episode 1: Look Again

People shouldn’t be forgotten. Even if they are my kind of people. Maybe they don’t have a lotta money, they don’t have lawyers but they matter. They should get justice too.

[sleazymermaid]

[operationandre]

have you ever seen cold case? kyle gallner's in the first episode of season 4

I HAVE!!!! i am obsessed with that episode beyond belief, it's the only part of the tv show that i've watched. i recommend it to everyone who sees this post!

[morbidology]

The haunting question "Who put Bella in the Wych Elm?" has perplexed and fascinated the public since 1943, when the skeletal remains of an unidentified woman were discovered inside a hollow tree in Hagley Wood, Worcestershire, England.

On April 18, 1943, four young boys—Bob Farmer, Fred Payne, Thomas Willetts, and Bob Hart—were exploring Hagley Wood, part of the Hagley Hall estate owned by Lord Cobham. In the course of their exploration, the boys came across a large wych elm tree. Curiosity led one of them to peer inside the hollow trunk, where he discovered what appeared to be a human skull, complete with some strands of hair and teeth.

Frightened by their grisly find, the boys initially kept the discovery to themselves, fearing they would get into trouble for trespassing. However, the secret proved too heavy to bear, and one of the boys eventually confided in his parents, who contacted the police.

When authorities arrived at the scene, they retrieved the nearly complete skeleton of a woman, along with fragments of clothing, a shoe, and a gold wedding ring. The woman’s right hand was missing, later found buried nearby. The skeletal remains were sent to Professor James Webster, a forensic pathologist, who estimated that the woman had been dead for about 18 months, placing her death around October 1941.

Professor Webster's examination revealed that the woman was around 35 years old, 5 feet tall, with irregular teeth, including a distinctive dental feature—a missing front tooth. He suggested that she had been dead for approximately 18 months before her discovery and that she had likely been placed in the tree shortly after her death, as the small hollow would have made it difficult to fit her body after rigor mortis had set in.

The cause of death was determined to be asphyxiation, possibly due to being suffocated or strangled, although the exact circumstances remained unclear. Despite extensive investigations, the police were unable to identify the woman. Missing person reports were checked, dental records were examined, but no match was found.

The case took an strange turn in late 1943, when graffiti began appearing in the West Midlands area. The first message, written in chalk on a wall in Upper Dean Street, Birmingham, read: "Who put Luebella down the wych-elm?" Subsequent messages shortened and refined the name to "Bella," and variations of the phrase "Who put Bella in the Wych Elm?" began appearing on walls and buildings across the region.

The identity of the graffiti artist remains unknown, but the messages suggested that someone knew more about the woman’s identity or her fate than they had revealed.

Over the years, numerous theories have emerged regarding the identity of "Bella" and the circumstances of her death. Some of the most prominent theories include:

Witchcraft: One theory suggests that Bella may have been killed as part of a black magic ritual. The removal of her hand, a practice known as the "Hand of Glory" in folklore, lent some credence to this idea. The Hand of Glory was believed to possess magical powers, often associated with witchcraft and sorcery. However, there is little concrete evidence to support this theory.

Espionage: Another theory posits that Bella was a spy during World War II. This idea gained traction in the 1950s, when Margaret Murray, an anthropologist and archaeologist, suggested that Bella could have been involved in espionage, possibly as a Nazi spy. Some speculated that she might have been a German cabaret singer and spy named Clara Bauerle, who had parachuted into the area during the war and was killed after her cover was blown. However, no concrete evidence has been found to confirm this theory, and Clara Bauerle's records suggest she died in Berlin in 1942.

Romani Connections: Some researchers have suggested that Bella might have been part of a Romani group or a traveler community. This theory is based on the fact that many Romani people lived in the area during the 1940s, and some witnesses reported seeing gypsies in Hagley Wood around the time of Bella's presumed death. However, like the other theories, this remains speculative.

Local Knowledge: There are suggestions that the graffiti artist had local knowledge and possibly knew more about the case than the police were able to uncover. The use of the name "Bella" might indicate that someone in the community recognized her, but chose to remain anonymous.

Despite extensive investigations, the true identity of Bella and the circumstances surrounding her death remain unknown. The case was reopened several times, and modern forensic techniques have been suggested to re-examine the remains and the evidence, but so far, these efforts have not provided definitive answers.

[jdmara]

kyle gallner when he is a minimum wage fast food service worker: i am going to kill everyone now

[insanityandstars]

Cold Case S4 EP1 || "The End."

I won't lie, I only watched it for Kyle (The show lowk doesn't seem too bad though??)

[rmwfe]

should i post my edits here???? i guess i will. go follow me on tiktok if you want xd

just testing stuff out here dont mind me..!

[lisa-swallows]

COLD CASE (4x24) — “stalker”

“ i'm here for you. anything. you know that. ”

[isabellaofparma]

cold case rewatch (23/∞)

The world back then didn't understand. You believed it was wrong. But that kind of thing comes around once in a lifetime and you got to hold on or you'll lose it. Coop was right. You were the lucky ones, Jimmy.

4.10 - 'Forever Blue'