By Matay Türker Unsolved murders remain one of the many unhealed wounds in Turkey’s collective memory. Unsubsiding pain, unanswered questions, and an unyielding expectation of justice … as years pass, these cases await resolution. Every unsolved murder does not merely end a human life. It simultaneously wounds a family's future, society's sense of security, and the public's faith in state justice.

A new season of the Viimeinen johtolanka podcast, published Tuesday by Yle Areena, presents previously unknown information about a series of violent crimes against women in the 1990s, including at least two linked to a remote forest area near Hausjärvi. In April 1991, the body of Tuula Lukkarinen…

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On the morning of December 31st, 2000, Setsuko Miyazawa walked into her son’s home in Tokyo—only to uncover one of Japan’s most horrifying crime scenes. Her entire family — Mikio, Yasuko, and their two children — had been brutally murdered. What followed shocked investigators: the killer didn’t flee. Instead, he stayed for hours, eating ice cream, using their computer, and even leaving unflushed evidence behind. With mountains of DNA, fingerprints, and clothing left at the scene, this case should have been easily solved.

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  The community of Okahandja is gripped by fear and frustration as pressure intensifies around the unsolved murders of three young women. Social justice activist Johannes /Gaseb says the silence...

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