Sentence examples for unsolved investigations from inspiring English sources

Last July, the FBI announced that it was closing the books on one of its most infamous unsolved investigations: the disappearance of D.B. Cooper, who, according to legend, jumped out of a plane somewhere in the Pacific Northwest with $200,000 in ransom money strapped to his body and then disappeared.

In My Dark Places, the crime writer recounted his attempts to reopen the unsolved investigation with the help of a retired detective.

In The Fall, which began on Monday night, Gillian Anderson, displaying her Streepian facility with accents, plays an English detective from the Metropolitan police who is sent to review an unsolved murder investigation in Belfast.

The killing of Armando Rodríguez Carreón, the police reporter for El Diario shot dead in front of his 8-year-old daughter in 2008, remains unsolved; the investigation suffered a devastating setback when the lead prosecutor on the case was killed as well.

The Historical Enquiries Team, which reviews unsolved Troubles killings investigations, is also due to close as part of the cuts.

But when Parker offers his analysis on why error-ridden police investigations of unsolved crimes like the murder of Jam Master Jay have failed to yield results, he is frequently persuasive.

But Baggott stressed that the PSNI would not give up on investigations into unsolved Troubles-related crimes before 1998, despite the Downey judgment which he described as "unique" to this issue.

A Historical Enquiries Team (HET) was set up to review investigations of unsolved Troubles murders, but has itself proved controversial.

A new independent body, the Historical Investigations Unit (HIU), was to be set up to carry out fresh investigations into unsolved Troubles-related deaths.

The investigation lingered unsolved for nearly 21 years.

Also announced was a new drama from Jess Britain called Clique; a new short-form series Life Hacks with Ben Hart; lys Harte and Bronagh Munro's investigation series Unsolved: The Boy Who Disappeared; Dan Murdoch's follow up to KKK: The Fight For White Supremacy called Black Power; and a new Stacy Dooley documentary on sex and prostitution in Turkey, Brazil and Russia.