1983 homicide of Vicksburg teen Erik Cross on Crime Wire Investigates March 1, 2011

February 28, 2011 by  
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Erik Stirling Cross
On our February 15 show we profiled the Eric Cross case. The then 16-year-old was murdered in Vicksburg, Michigan on June 26, 1983. According to Erik's sister, Jackie Cross Mitchell, although witnesses named Erik's killer, no arrests have been made in this nearly 28-year-old case.

On our March 1, 2011 show we'll continue our discussion of Erik's case. Joining us again will be Jackie Cross Mitchell and Kalamazoo Gazette reporter Rex Hall. Anyone with information will be able to speak with Jackie directly during the show by calling 646-478-0982. Questions or comments can also be made through the show's chat room.

You can hear Crime Wire Investigates on Blog Talk Radio beginning at 9 p.m. EST. this March 1, 2011. Also, please visit our http://www.crimewiresite.com/

Together we can make a difference.

Erik's sister Jackie Cross Mitchell has created a Facebook Fan page in hopes of generating new leads it now has over 1500 fans. She has also created a website http://justiceforerik.blogspot.com/

I spoke with Jackie Cross Mitchell this morning and she is determined to find out who murdered her brother and why. Many years have passed since that night in Vicksburg, MI. Many people have come forward with information but yet the case goes unsolved and unjudicated.

For the last 26 years the same six suspects have remained unchanged. Why hasn't this homicide case been prosecuted?

Erik's family had only moved to Vicksburg the year before. He was the new boy in town. He had many friends. Who would do such a heinous act in this small town which normally didn't see this kind of violent crime? Erik suffered horrendous injuries even the hospital and ENT's could see he had too many injuries to just be considered an hit and run accident.

WHY?
Is Law Enforcement intimidated by the defense attorney of the defendants? Does someone who is involved have money that is making people forget their moral obligations. There is much evidence and this family needs this case to be brought to justice.

What was the motive? Was this over a girl? Did the girl ever tell anyone about this murder? Were drugs involved? Why did the main suspect say he killed Erik inside a dentist office?  Did they have a key? Why did they go there? Were they after drugs, such as nitrous oxide?

HOW?
Can anyone who committed this crime or has any knowledge of this crime live with themselves? Now is the time to step forward with any information.


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Crime Wire Radio: Special Sunday Night Broadcast

February 22, 2011 by  
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Crime Wire

Sunday Night Special Broadcast
February 27
9-10pm ET




Debut of the Crime Wire Investigative Bureau
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http://www.blogtalkradio.com/crimewire/2011/02/28/the-debut-of-crime-wire-investigation-bureau

Announcing the creation of the new "CWIB" for families of the missing, unsolved, suspicious deaths, intimate partner homicide and cold cases.

This new initiative will involve establishing and utilizing an investigative network of private and forensic investigators, and legal experts. These investigative consultants will conduct the research and make the inquiries necessary to develop sufficient information for the authorities to move these cold, stalled or never investigated cases, forward.

Services will be discussed and new team members introduced, and our criteria in solvability factors on all cases we highlight.

Join Bureau Chief, Tom Shamshak, investigator Dennis Griffin, renowned private investigator, former undercover cop Vito Colucci and nationally known violence expert Susan Murphy-Milano, along with guest investigators and legal and forensic experts, will examine cases in which the investigations have left questions unanswered, and possible criminal activity unexposed.

Crime Wire Radio: Tuesday February 22

February 21, 2011 by  
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Tuesday, February 22,  9pm ET

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/crimewire


Special Guest:

Monica Caison, Founder
CUE Center for Missing Persons
http://ncmissingpersons.org


 

Monica Caison will be presenting the case of missing Jamie Grissim.

Jamie is considered to be the first victim of a potential serial killer who is believed to have raped and killed 6 to 8  young Vancouver women in Clark County between January 10, 1972 and October 1, 1974. He was tried for the death of one woman in 1978 and received life sentence. Jamie is still missing.  One body was never identified to this day.  All victims except Jamie have been found.
 
 
Be sure to keep up to date on featured cases and issues on our website:

http://crimewiresite.com

Join Susan each Tuesday night at 9pm ET with Author and former police officer, Dennis Griffin and Private Investigator and Author, Vito Colucci, Jr. as we feature cases of unsolved murder, botched investigations, missing persons and crimes in the news.


To Listen Live:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/crimewire

 

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