On March 14, 1998, 39-year-old Lenny Dirickson was at his farm in the Cheyenne/Strong City, Oklahoma area, when an unidentified man arrived in a truck. The man said he wanted to look at one of Lenny’s stud horses, so Lenny left with him, telling his son that he would be back later that day.

But Lenny never came home.

More than 28 years later, his family is still searching for answers, and the question remains: What happened to Lenny Dirickson?

If you have any information about Lenny’s case, please contact the OSBI via email at cold.case@osbi.ok.gov.

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On October 10, 2006, 29-year-old Margaret Haddican-McEnroe disappeared from her home in Warren Township, New Jersey. According to her husband, he returned home that afternoon to find Margaret gone and their five-month-old daughter alone in her crib.

At first, police believed Margaret had left to cool down after an argument with Tim and would eventually return. But she never did.

Nearly 20 years later, Margaret remains missing, leaving everyone asking the same question… what happened to Margaret Haddican-McEnroe?

Anyone with information regarding Margaret’s disappearance is asked to call the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI or submit a tip online at tips.fbi.gov. They can also contact the Somerset County Crime Stoppers at 1-888-577-TIPS or SCPO.org. A $25,000 reward is available.

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At approximately 11:45 pm on January 27, 2002, a woman arrived at AMF Broadway Lanes in Littleton, Colorado, to pick up her roommate, Erin Golla. She walked inside the bowling alley and instead found Erin and two men, Jim Springer and Bobby Zajac, dead.

All three had been murdered.

More than 24 years later, despite hundreds of tips, new technology, and evidence left behind at the scene, no one has ever been arrested for the murders of Erin, Jim, and Bobby. And everyone is left asking the same question: what really happened on January 27, 2002?

If you have any information, you can call the FBI Denver Field Office at 303-629-7171, or Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-7867.

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In the early hours of March 18, 1990, two men dressed as police officers arrived at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, Massachusetts. After convincing the security guards to let them inside, the men restrained the guards and spent the next 81 minutes moving through the museum.

By the time they left, the thieves had stolen 13 works of art worth $500 million. They disappeared without a trace, and more than 36 years later, none of the stolen artwork has been recovered, leaving investigators searching for answers in what remains the largest property crime in United States history.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s security director at 617-278-5114 or reward@gardnermuseum.org. Confidentiality is assured and a $10 million reward is available.

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On July 18, 2007, 55-year-old Barbara Bolick set out on a hike to her favorite overlook in Montana's Bitterroot National Forest with a family friend. It was a trail she knew by heart and had hiked countless times before.

But during the hike, Barbara disappeared without a trace. According to the only witness, she was just 20 to 30 feet behind him when he turned away for less than a minute. When he looked back, she was gone.

Despite extensive searches, investigators found no sign of Barbara, no evidence of what happened, and no clear answers. More than 19 years later, her disappearance remains one of Montana's most baffling unsolved mysteries.

If you have any information, please contact the Montana Missing Persons Clearinghouse, (406) 444-2800.

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On August 6, 1989, 13-year-old Elisa Roberson left her home in Aransas Pass, Texas, to meet a friend at a nearby elementary school. It was a walk she had made before and should have taken only a few minutes.

But Elisa never arrived, prompting her family to report her missing that night. A wide-scale search began the following morning, and bloodhounds tracked Elisa's scent to a nearby intersection, where it abruptly ended, leading investigators to believe she had been abducted.

But more than 37 years later, Elisa has never been found, and what happened to her remains a mystery.

If you have information in Elisa’s case, please call the Texas Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-252-TIPS (8477). There is a reward available.

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On the afternoon of February 23, 1987, Lorene Potter stopped by her daughter Jaye Potter Mintz's home in Leland, North Carolina. Inside, she found Jaye's 2-year-old son crying and 23-year-old Jaye brutally murdered in bed.

The crime scene was so horrific that local investigators immediately called in the State Bureau of Investigation.

But despite decades of investigation and DNA left behind by the killer, no suspect has ever been identified, leaving whoever murdered Jaye free nearly 40 years later...

Anyone with information is asked to call the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office at (910) 253-2777.

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On the evening of May 30, 1988, 48-year-old Police Captain Michael O'Mara left home to run a few errands.

He never made it home.

That night, another officer found Mike dead in a grassy area outside the county courthouse. Within hours, investigators declared he had taken his own life.

But Mike's family and friends refused to believe it. They feared he had been murdered, possibly by another officer or by the mafia.

Despite those concerns, more than 38 years later, Mike's manner of death remains undetermined, and one question still remains: What really happened to Captain Michael O'Mara?

If you have information in this case, you can contact the Cook County Sheriff’s Police at 708-865-4700.

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