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Smiley Face Murders
This zine is dedicated to updates and developments on the nationwide murders of the Smiley Face Killers. Unaware yet whether this is a group of murderers spread across the US, or if it is one person. At least 40 murders have been... [more]
This zine is dedicated to updates and developments on the nationwide murders of the Smiley Face Killers. Unaware yet whether this is a group of murderers spread across the US, or if it is one person. At least 40 murders have been connected through one detail, a smiley face left at every scene.
ALBANY, New York (CNN) -- At the age of 21, Christopher Jenkins appeared to have everything going for him. The University of Minnesota senior was good looking, had a near perfect grade point average and a future in business.
Then, suddenly, he vanished.
He was last seen celebrating Halloween at a bar in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 2002. Jenkins' friends said he left around midnight. Four months later, his body was found in the Mississippi River, still wearing his Halloween...
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The Smiley Face murders were cracked by retired NYC detectives Kevin Gannon and Anthony Duarte who conducted their own investigation into the random murders of young men last seen leaving bars or college parties before going missing and being found drowned months later. In their investigation of the gang of smiley face killers, the detectives made a chilling discovery as they backtracked from where each victim’s body was found to where they believe it was placed in the water. At many...
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Could a national gang of killers that leaves smiley-face calling cards be getting away with murdering dozens of male college students by making all the deaths look like accidents?
That’s what two retired New York police detectives think, after spending their own money to link as many as 40 drowning deaths of otherwise healthy young men, many of them athletes.
“This is a nationwide organization that revels in killing young men," Prof. D. Lee Gilbertson of St. Cloud State University said...
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They were all young men of college age who disappeared, usually after a night in the bars, and were later found dead in rivers and lakes.
In 40 cases over the last decade, police in several states in America’s mid-west and north-east concluded that the victims had drowned, often after student drinking binges.
But two retired New York police detectives last week went public with a startling and macabre alternative explanation for the series of apparent drownings. They say that they have...
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It's a more than a decade long mystery that has left victim's families frustrated and renewing their effort to stop the so-called "Smiley Face Killings. ...
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Almost everyday, someone emails me a question about the Smiley Face Killer story or a missing persons case. If one person has a question and sends it to me, ...
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The family said the detectives from New York are coming to West Michigan to see if Geib's death is actually connected to the "smiley face" murders.
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After seeing our report on Good Morning America, the detectives went to the bar were Booth was last seen and found smiley face graffiti. ...
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Faris got her first taste of being in the front seat in 2007's "Smiley Face." As a struggling, stoned-to-the-gills actress, she dominates the movie's every ...
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Now it is often used as an emoticon on the Internet and in emails, but for true Watchmen fans, there is no other smiley face but the badge belonging to ...
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Smiley Face, showing as part of the London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival On Tour, certainly provides a colourful and breezy antidote to that film's deluge of ...
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