Cold Cases in Michigan
ColdCaseIndex documents 8 cold cases in Michigan, spanning 1974–2003. 7 of these cases remain fully unsolved. Each case page includes documented details, status, and information on how to submit a tip.
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Tamara Greene
Tamara Greene, known as 'Strawberry,' was an exotic dancer found shot to death in her car in Detroit. Theories linked her death to a party she allegedly attended at the Manoogian Mansion involving Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick.
Stacy Richmond
Twenty-two-year-old Stacy Richmond was found murdered in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Despite investigation, the case went cold. It remains open in Kalamazoo Public Safety cold case files.
Diana Olmstead
Twenty-eight-year-old Diana Olmstead was found murdered in Ann Arbor, Michigan in August 1990. Despite investigation by Ann Arbor Police, the case went cold. It remains in Washtenaw County cold case files.
Jan Marie Brophy
Twenty-seven-year-old Jan Marie Brophy was found murdered in Flint, Michigan in August 1990. Despite investigation, the case went cold. It remains in Genesee County cold case files.
Paige Renkoski
Twenty-one-year-old Paige Renkoski disappeared while driving near Okemos, Michigan. Her car was found running with her purse inside. A witness reported seeing her talking to a man in another car. Despite investigation, s
Oakland County Child Killer Victims
A serial killer known as the 'Babysitter' abducted and murdered four children in Oakland County, Michigan. The victims ranged in age from 10 to 12 years old. The killer washed and redressed victims before leaving them in
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters Union president Jimmy Hoffa was last seen in a restaurant parking lot in Bloomfield Township, Michigan. He was believed to have been murdered by organized crime figures. Multiple sites were searched over the ye
Coral Eugene Watts Victims
Coral Eugene Watts confessed to 13 murders in Michigan and Texas. He was convicted of burglary with intent to murder in Texas in 1982 and given a 60-year sentence. When he was nearly released in 2004, prosecutors charged