How can I find information on an unsolved murder from the 1960s?
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See if a local historian knows anything about it. They might know because, as I always say, "If there's on person interested in it then there must be another" since how the brain works and all that are very related and there are good possibilities that someone else has also heard of the case and would like more info just like you and it's probably the local historian.
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you can try zabasearch.com
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Have you tried http://zabasearch.com?
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Try here: http://www.zabasearch.com but most of the details here are dated.
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most free sites have old info.  search yourself on any you find.  I did myself and it came up with my addy from 5 yrs ago.  Investigators can locate and some of their searches are really cheap.  Mine have almost 100 percent located the individuals.  \nemma____@yahoo.com\nNorthwest Investigation
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http://maps.google.com/\nhttp://www.zabasearch.com/\n\n\nHere are a couple for you.\n\nZabaSearch has the capabilites built into the results page when you do a search. Try it and you will see.
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The best way is to go to the Courthouse and go to the records department, either check out the file or look through microfilm they have, depending on how old the case is. You can make copies of the info but you can't take the files with you. Its public knowledge unless the case is sealed. Most states want to know why you want to view the files.I've always answered that has personal interest in the case.
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I always start with internet searches. The more information you have, the easier it is-The fugitive's name? The year? Even if you don't do some searches, possibly using different search engines. I like to use a Google News search to see what happened with something I had seen in previous news. It takes some patience and research sometimes but it's rare I can't find some information on the internet! Try search terms, Capetown, fugitive, UK and any other info you know. Good luck.
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Well I don't know if you mean litterally the word 'library' but wikipedia is great, but not a library. You might want to try the Library of Congress web site it's pretty good. If your interested in crimes a great site is:http://crimelibrary.com/notorious_murders/mass/index.html\nIt has everything from the Lizzy Bordon to Wild West. \n\nHope this helps, have a good one!!
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You can look on Zabasearch.com
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You need to find a library with microfiche files of old newspapers for that area. If there was a conviction there may also be a record of that in the courthouse where it happened but you would probably have to pay someone to get you that info since it would take some digging through old files by a clerk. \nThat is about it.
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try www.crimelibrary.com\n\nIt has a bunch of interesting stuff.
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Try www.zabasearch.com. It lists names of people as well as their location so maybe that can help you narrow it down.
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contact the museum of television and radio at (212) 621-6600 and ask if they have videos of old news casts for sale or clips to use.\n\nalso contact your local television station for news archives. the 1960's was an ecclectic and electric age where the ENTIRE world changed....politics, war, clothing, music, civil rights, food, drinks, smoking, drugs, toys, the way we got our news, malls, vacations...everything!\n\nmaybe put an ad in the newspaper for people to volunteer some of their vintage home movies too!\n\ngood luck!
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go to zabasearch.com and check it out
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This doesn't ring a bell for me but I'll give you a link to what I find to be the most comprehensive serial killer site on the web. \n\nhttp://www.crimelibrary.com/serial_killers/index.html
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try ZABASEARCH.COM, if that doesn't work e-mail me the information and I will try to help you.