The Crime Box

  The Disney Mystery - Rebecca Coriam  Rebecca was working on a Disney Cruise Ship when she went missing under mysterious circumstances.  And the events of Rebecca’s disappearance have led to conspiracy, speculation and intense scrutiny as to what happened.  So, let's delve into what we know and want to know.  Is Disney covering up something sinister? And do profits mean more than paying adequate respect to human life?  What happened to Rebecca?  Disney didn’t care to find out.  Rebecca was last seen just 11-days after her 24th birthday, on the 22nd of March 2011.  The circumstances of her disappearance baffle everyone - but at the same time - was it even looked at by the investigators and by Disney? Or was it disregarded as soon as they could get rid of it?  Before casting aboard the Disney Wonder , Rebecca was an army cadet, a student and a volunteer at Camp America.  Rebecca was young, fun and constantly looking for adventure. She was sporty, she loved life and loved to travel. 

A Real-Life Fatal Attraction — SHEILA DAVALLO The murder of a love rival, a ‘sex’-game gone wrong, an attempted murder plot and a fatal attraction. The real-life story of Sheila Davalloo is almost as bat-shit as she is. Iranian/American Murderess Sheila Davalloo It all started with a workplace romance between Sheila and her colleague Nelson Sessler and it ended in the brutal murder of Anna-Lisa Raymundo — her love rival and Nelson’s fiancée. A true story that is Shakespearean in nature with its age-old themes of jealousy, hatred, love and vengeance.  Sheila is an Iranian/American murderess currently serving her time in Bedford Hills, Connecticut. At the time of the slayings Sheila was a pharma researcher with a seemingly perfect life — as cliché as that may sound. Sheila was happily married to Paul Christos, she had an excellent career as a research scientist for Purdue Pharma and her husband Paul was currently studying for his own doctorate in epidemiology. They were a new f

Harlow, Essex, 15th October 2012. Dr Abdul Shakoor was a Pakistani immigrant living in the small English town of Harlow when on the 15th of October 2012 he lost his wife and five children in a house fire ruled  by Essex Police as an arson attack. To date, the crime remains unsolved. The blaze ripped through the house in the early hours of the morning while the Shakoor family slept and robbed a hard-working and successful man of his entire family. The victims were Dr. Shakoor’s wife and five children: ·  Muneeb (aged nine) ·  Rayyan (aged six) ·  Hira (aged twelve) ·  Sohain (aged eleven) ·  Maheen (aged three) ·  And the doctor’s wife Sabah Usmani Dr Shakoor managed to survive but had fought hard trying to save his family and escaped the fire with burn-related injuries that were treated in the nearby Chelmsford Hospital (a neighbouring city). The family had originally moved to the UK in 2009 and to Harlow the year before the fire in 2011. The fire started in the lounge of the three-bed

It’s been five years since Renata Antczak was reported missing by her husband Majid Mustafa. She went missing immediately after dropping her daughter off at school, in the morning, in the northern English city of Hull in 2017.   The police have since treated the disappearance as a murder investigation and remain steadfast in their belief that Renata was killed.  Renata was a devoted mother and an upstanding member of her community. She was a solicitor in her native Poland and since moving to the UK, she was active in the Polish community, often volunteering and helping others.  She was a beacon of light to expatriate Poles and a wonder to her local community. She was also a magnificent loving mother and an educated, successful, intelligent woman.  So why would anybody want to harm her?  And where is Renata?  There is hope that one day she will return, but Renata’s friends and family remain tormented by questions and mystery.  The search has spanned across Europe, including Renata’s nat