Two Cases So Disturbing… They Still Don’t Make Sense | 206
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Episode 206 of the true crime podcast btw.
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These Cold Cases Were "Solved"… But They Make No Sense | 209
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Episode 209 of the true crime podcast btw. Remember to hit that follow button if you're enjoying my content.
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Al Kite — The Man Who Never Existed
In 2004, Al Kite—a kind, soft‑spoken landlord in Aurora, Colorado—was found murdered in his own home. The man who rented his basement vanished without a trace, leaving behind a trail of false identities and unanswered questions. Investigators discovered that “Robert Cooper,” the tenant, never exist…
//The Tenant who never existed//
The Al Kite case centers on the 2004 murder of 53-year-old Al Kite in Aurora, Colorado. After advertising a room for rent, Al accepted a tenant using the name “Robert Cooper.” Days later, Al was found murdered in his home. Investigators later discovered the tenant’s identity appeared to be complete…
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MURDERED: Oakey "Al" Kite
On May 24th, 2004, Oakey “Al” Kite missed work without notifying anyone at the office—something he’d never done before. Known as “Al” by everyone he knew, he was punctual to a fault. When co-workers and police went to his Aurora, Colorado, townhome to check in on him, what they found was like somet…
Forensic Tales- The Murder of Oakey "Al" Kite
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▓▒░ They have his DNA & still don't know who he is.
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Case Files #107: Al Kite
Case Files #107: Al Kite. On May 24, 2004, Aurora police answering a welfare check found Oakey Albert "Al" Kite Jr., 53, dead in the basement of his own townhome. He had been bound, beaten, tortured, and stabbed — the FBI's words for it. Weeks earlier, Al, a project manager who lived alone, had adv…
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