Rachel Woodruff

Rachel’s interest in criminal justice was sparked during her time as a student. She became fascinated with the investigative process and the intricacies of solving complex cases. This passion led her to pursue a career as a freelance writer, focusing on true crime stories and unsolved mysteries.

Living in Southwest Missouri provides Rachel with a unique perspective on crime and its impact on local communities. She has witnessed firsthand the devastation caused by unresolved cases and the lasting effects on the victims’ loved ones. Rachel is dedicated to shedding light on these cold cases and bringing attention to the need for justice.

Through her writing, Rachel aims to raise awareness about unsolved crimes and encourage public involvement in solving them. She believes that everyone has a role to play in the search for the truth, whether it be through sharing information or supporting law enforcement efforts. Rachel’s goal is to provide a platform for the voices of the victims and their families, ensuring that their stories are not forgotten.

In addition to her writing, Rachel actively participates in community events and discussions related to crime and justice. She seeks to engage with others who share her passion and collaborate on initiatives that can make a difference. Rachel firmly believes that by working together, we can bring closure to families and make our communities safer.

Rachel’s dedication to uncovering the truth and seeking justice for unsolved crimes is unwavering. Through her writing and advocacy, she strives to make a meaningful impact and bring hope to those affected by these cases.

In the Spotlight

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

There is an epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous women in this country, and no one wants to talk about it. It's time that we turn the spotlight on these women, find out what happened and make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else's' daughter.

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  Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

  4 months ago

  There is an epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous women in this country, and no one wants to talk about it. It's time that we turn the spotlight on these women, find out what happened and make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else's' daughter.

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  The Springfield Three- The Thirty Plus Year Mystery

  19 months ago

  On June 7th 1992 three women vanished from the home of one of the women in Springfield Missouri. Now thirty-two years later they are still missing in what has become one of the biggest mysteries in Southwest Missouri.

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  Shannan Gilbert and the Gilgo Beach Killer

  19 months ago

  Who was Shannan Gilbert and how did she help authorities find the Gilgo Beach Killer?

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  Morgan Nick the Search for the Truth

  20 months ago

  Morgan Nick disappeared from the park in Alma Arkansas after going to a baseball game with her Mom in 1995, now almost thirty years later authorities are still looking for answers where Morgan is.