Name: 10 Forgotten 1990s Crimes That Were Terrifying
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Police have released this old nasty letter sent to the informant decades ago, warning him people like you deserve what you get.

And today we're discussing appalling crimes of the 90s that flew under the radar.

She asked me if I was going to let it go.

The disappearance of Tracy Pittman Kegley.

And what I mean by that is you can't ping a cell phone.

We don't have cel phone cell towers to know was she in this location or that location.

Just two weeks after her divorce was finalized and one day before starting a new job, Tracy Kegley seemingly vanished into thin air.

She and her two year old daughter had been living with their parents since separating from her husband a few months earlier.

On the evening of April 26, 1998, Kegley and her daughter hopped into the car to run to a gas station in Wetumpka, Alabama.

Robinson revealed cadaver dogs found evidence that a body had been decomposing on 300 acres of land owned by family of Tracy's ex husband.

The next morning, a passerby found Kegley's car on the side of the road.

The engine was idling and the windows were cracked and Kegley's daughter was still inside unharmed.

Although police believe Kegley was murdered, her body has never been found and her disappearance remains a mystery.

We're bringing in assets from all over the country.

It's probably going to be one of the largest searches conducted in the Southeast.

Will you be looking to the British authorities in any form for any kind of protection as a result of this?

I think I've honestly, I've just heard the news and obviously that is a.

That is something I may well have to think about.

Writer Salman Rushdie is best known for his 1988 novel The Satanic Verses, which features the prophet Muhammad and other figures from Islam as characters.

Many Muslims found the book highly offensive.

And in 1989, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khamenei of Iran called for the death of Rushdie and his publishers.

Yesterday the ayatollah Khamenei said Mr.

Rushdie and everyone involved in the publication of his book should be murdered.

Now, one of the Ayatollah's aides has offered a million pounds to anyone who will do it.

Rushdie survives to this day despite multiple attempts on his life.

But the Japanese translator of his book, Hitoshi Igarashi, wasn't so lucky.

Igarashi was A scholar of Arabic and Persian literature.

And on July 12, 1991, his body was found in his office at the University of Sakuba with multiple stab wounds.

Rushdie's Italian and Turkish translators and Norwegian publisher were also attacked, but all survived.

The response from the west was a confused affair.

Whilst the New York Times was one of the few voices to unambiguously declare murder is no form of literary criticism, John Le Carre called Rushdie arrogant and accused him of self canonization.

I'm hoping, I keep hoping every time I'm.

I do an interview, I always say at the end I know there's somebody out there who has information to answer that piece to my puzz.

This case got surprisingly little national attention when it happened, though it's become more famous in the years since.

On March 2, 1998, Albany College student Suzanne Lyle left her job at a computer store.

At 9pm she took a bus back to campus, got off at a stop not far from her dorm and vanished.

Doug's daughter Suzanne disappeared from the campus nearly six months ago.

Since then, the university police have come up with 10 new safety measures going into effect this fall.

The strangest part of the case is that Lyle's debit card was used to withdraw cash from two different ATMs the following day.

But supposedly only she and her boyfriend knew the PIN number.

The boyfriend has long been a person of interest in Lyle's disappearance.

Despite having an alibi today, investigators still have no idea what happened to Suzanne.

It's disturbing to us that the family and Susie's boyfriend Rich choose not to answer questions questions at this point to maybe illuminate or revisit some of the unanswered questions.

This is certainly one of the more disturbing cases to come out of the 90s.

18 year old Todd Rizzo and 13 year old Stanley Edwards lived in the same quiet neighborhood in Waterbury, Connecticut.

Rizzo was known to have an unhealthy obsession with serial killers, especially Jeffrey Dahmer, who had once said that one of his goals in life was to kill someone.

On the evening of September 30, 1997, Rizzo stopped Stanley Edwards.

As Stanley rode his bike past Rizzo's house, he invited Stanley to come into his backyard to look for snakes.

Once they were back there, Rizzo bludgeoned Stanley to death with a sledgehammer.

He later told police he did it for no good reason and that it was just an urge the murder of Sophie Toscan Duplantier.

The investigation into the brutal killing of Madame Sophie Toscan Duplantier has been going on for seven weeks.

Two days before Christmas, her body was found in the narrow laneway in front of her holiday home at 2 more near skull in West Cork.

You might have heard about this case if you lived in France or Ireland.

Toscan Duplantier was a TV producer from Paris who owned a cottage in County Cork, Ireland.

She went there alone in late December 1996, planning to return home by Christmas.

On the morning of December 23, a neighbor found her body outside.

She was wearing only pajamas and boots and had severe injuries all over her head and face.

The state pathologist was called but didn't get there till the following day.

This morning the body was removed from the scene, followed in a car by State Pathologist Dr.

A local man with a history of violence was strongly suspected but never charged.

Irish police were later criticized for botching the investigation and Ireland refused France's request to extradite the suspect.

A French court convicted him in absentia, but he remained a free man until he died in 2024.

One last question, which is to put on the record.

Ian, did you murder Sophie Toscanda Plantia?

This week marks the 30th anniversary of Ebony's killing near Bargo, southwest of Sydney.

On August 19, 1992, Andrew Garforth committed a horrific crime of opportunity.

Nine year old Ebony Simpson was walking home from the school bus stop in Bargo, Australia, when Goforth grabbed her.

He threw her in the trunk of his car and drove to a wildlife sanctuary just a few miles away.

There, he tied up Ebony, assaulted her and tossed her in a dam while she was still alive.

The details of her fate are almost too much to bear.

But as her family tries to process the news, they are to endure even further heartache.

She drowned and her body was found two days later.

Garforth, who had a rap sheet a mile long, was arrested and immediately confessed.

And it was later revealed that he had actually joined in the search party before Ebony was found.

Australia doesn't have the death penalty, so Garforth is serving life in prison.

And you'll never be out in the street again, you'll never be in public, you won't be able to harm anyone else.

The disappearance of Angela Hammond, I think, you know, it was natural that people wondered, you know, did the boyfriend do it type thing, but

my feeling I've known the kid all his life and I never doubted for a minute that he had anything to do with it.

It sounds like something out of a horror movie.

20 year old Angie Hammond dropped off her fiance at his house in Clinton, Missouri at around 10pm on April 4, 1991.

About an hour later, she called him from a payphone downtown.

While they were talking, Hammond noticed a suspicious looking truck driving around the block.

While we were talking on the phone, she mentioned to me about a truck circling around the block.

An older model green Ford pickup truck that keeps circling around the block.