Searching for a new storyline for your next
whodunit? Here are a couple of places to get you started.
FIRST, check out Wikipedia's lists of unsolved murders.
Starting in 30 BC with the death of
Ceasarion to the heart-wrenching death of a teenager who was kidnapped
while hitchhiking and managed to call 112 three times before her
demise, I think you’ll find more than a few unsolved murders to mull over.
SECOND, conspiracy theories can get your brain running overtime. Here's just a few.
A pedophile with links to powerful
world leaders is found dead in his prison cell. How would you write the
scenario?
A government agent dies mysteriously.
Did his agency have anything to do with it? Did he know too much about a
secret lab? Or was his wife wanting out of a violent & brutal marriage?
A man’s body washes up on a beach. He’s
identified as a man wanted for murder and thought to have drowned at sea twenty
years ago. Did he run away to start a new life, or was he searching for
the true killer?
A man disappears in a wilderness known
as the Alaskan Triangle. His hiking partner returns with a hair-raising story.
But what really happened?
I hope the Wikipedia list or the
numerous conspiracy theories (and there are tons of them) will get the creative juices flowing.
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