Coldcase Stories

Eight years ago, Maxwell Voltaire's brother was murdered by a man no one could identify-except for one detail. A strange, ugly mark. A star. Now a student at the prestigious Greenwood Academy, Max has spent years trying to forget the face he can barely remember and the hatred that never faded. But on the anniversary of his brother's death, the past resurfaces in the worst way possible. Because in this world, stars aren't just distant lights-they leave their mark. Hidden among ordinary people are those born under rare celestial conditions, individuals branded with star marks and granted abilities that evolve over time. They move through society unseen, shaping gangs, governments, and the balance of power itself. And Max... might be one of them. Now, forces he doesn't understand are starting to close in-people who would rather erase him than risk what he could become. With no one to trust and nowhere to run, Max is forced to fight back. Because surviving isn't enough anymore. He'll have to build something of his own.

How can cases just simply seem like the past and become nothing but a cold case?

In 1970, eighteen‑year‑old Diane Carter takes a housekeeping job at the Crow family estate - a place whispered about in town, a place her mother warned her never to enter. But inside those white walls, she meets Rebecca Whitfield Crow, the lonely young wife of powerful Robert David Crow. What begins as quiet friendship becomes something deeper, something dangerous, something neither of them has ever dared to want. But Willow's Rest is a town where secrets rot in the dark... and where a woman's bruises are called "marriage problems." When Robert's violence spirals out of control, one stormy night in 1972 changes everything. A struggle. A fall. A body on the floor. And two young women forced to run from the only home they've ever known - and from the truth that could destroy them. Fifty‑three years later, in 2025, Detectives Elias Monroe and Caroline Holt reopen the cold case that Willow's Rest buried. Diane and Rebecca, now in their seventies and living under new names, are finally found. But the truth isn't simple. Love never is. And some secrets don't stay buried - not even after half a century. A dual‑timeline Southern gothic mystery about forbidden love, survival, and the price of silence.

The number of the Devil himself, 666. Calix could never forget the horrifying sight carved into his brother's chest. He has one purpose, but it was never marriage. They say none can stop fate itself. Maybe that is why the world-famous Don Valentino asked for his hand in marriage. In life, nothing comes for free. When you take something, at the same time you must offer its payment on the other hand. Give and take. What will be his price to pay in exchange for protection? How can he trust a man who possibly murdered more men than the days he has lived? He must choose. Either act according to the well-written script or act according to his own play. Luckily, it is his own choice. #1 - Codebreaker

Evie Harroway is Gen X, emotionally done, and just trying to run a vintage shop. Then the coat shows up - grief-soaked, murder-scented, and practically vibrating with unfinished business. Now she's accidentally solving a cold case... with a Gen Z true-crime obsessive who drinks oat milk and talks in hashtags..

Collin likes his new foster family. The Weavers are nice, live in a posh neighborhood, and seem to actually want Collin around. Life is pretty much perfect. Until the Weavers' dead daughter shows up on their doorsteps. The Iris Weaver that comes back home is not the same person everyone remembers. Gone is the cheerleader, the prom-queen, the straight-A student. In her place is a cold, calculating girl that has no place in the Weavers' home. Iris is hiding something, something big, and Collin is damned if he's going to let it explode in everyone's face.

When Detective Elias Graye returns to his hometown of Black Hollow after twenty years away, he expects to investigate a suspicious death-not reopen the wound that never healed. Dr. Leonard Hale is found dead beneath the balcony of Blackthorne Manor, his death ruled an accident. But Elias sees what others ignore: the scratched mirrors, the hidden passengers, the whispers inside the walls. As he digs deeper, Elias uncovers a web of secret experiments, buried evidence. and a vanished sister whose disappearance was never meant to be solved. With every suspect hiding something and the town determined to keep its past buried, Elias is forced to confront memories he doesn't trust and a truth that could destroy everything he believes. In a house built on lies, silence is the deadliest weapon. And some secrets are worth killing for. Updates every day/week. Follow for mystery, twists, and secrets.

They said he ran away. She knew better. Eight years ago, Daniel Mercer disappeared without a trace. No body. No answers. Just a story the town accepted and a truth his sister never could. Now, another boy is missing. Same woods. Same silence. Same impossible feeling that something isn't right. While Hawkins searches for Will Byers, Adeline "Addie" Mercer starts seeing the patterns no one else wants to acknowledge. The kind that don't point to a runaway. The kind that point to something else. Something buried beneath the town. Something watching. Something that didn't just take one. As the lines between rumor and reality begin to blur, Addie finds herself pulled into a mystery far bigger than her brother's disappearance-and dangerously close to people who are just starting to realize how wrong everything really is. Because some disappearances aren't accidents. And some people... were taken first.

Lilly writes a letter to Ed Martenson (A.K.A) Romeo, in the episode "Stalker" sometime after she was shot in 4x24 "Stalker"

This is all for entertainment and just for all the crime/criminal minds fans just to see some cold cases that were never solve and didn't care to be solved. ~Disclaimer: [if you Wonder why I put Captions on the writing is because I copy and paste And putting Caption some they I don't do copy write.] 

Magic is real. But it's not like you think. Alana Weatherly has been looking forward to this day her entire life - her first day at HAMA, the Hecate Academy for the Magical Arts. HAMA is her chance to prove her worth to her parents, to honor the prestigious Weatherly name. To ensure that her secret stays forever buried. But when she actually gets there, it's nothing like she expected. Her roommate speaks in monosyllables, social pariah Leo Carmichael seems to be stalking her, and she starts seeing people that shouldn't be there. Or alive. Drawn into a decades old mystery, Alana forms unexpected bonds and discovers that she's not the only one keeping secrets. And, as we all know, secrets secrets are no good. Secrets, secrets hurt someone.

This story is about a 27 year old man in the FBI who gets put on a case about a killer who's killed 13 people already. Well studying the case he comes across a cold case that is extremely similar to he's. Coincidentally the cold case is on A killer who's the murder of he's mother Annie sanders back in 2011 when he was 17 years old. The killer was never found because he stopped killing two people after the FBI's agents mom. Agent Sanders had to live with he's dad till he could finally join the FBI. He made the decision to join do to he's mom death. During the events of trying to find the killer of 13 people and possibly He's own mother. He will discover the most shocking truth. My challenge for you is can you guess who the killer is before he can.

In Portsmouth, 2001, a brutal murder shocks the city. Wealthy antiques dealer Raymond Chalke is found dead in his study, his throat slit, and a cryptic note left beside his body-written in an obscure mix of Flemish and Latin. Inspector Hendrik Huybrechts, a meticulous French detective now working with Hampshire Constabulary, is assigned to the case. With the help of his sharp yet skeptical British partner, DS Evelyn Carter, and the young forensic analyst Tommy Grayson, Huybrechts uncovers a tangled web of rivalries, fraud, and betrayal. Chalke had been involved in smuggling stolen artifacts, and his death may be linked to a lost 16th-century manuscript. As Huybrechts deciphers the note and investigates Chalke's business dealings, more bodies pile up. Every clue points toward a shadowy figure known only as "The Archivist", a ruthless collector willing to kill for the rarest historical treasures. But in a city full of secrets, the real killer may be closer than anyone suspects...

On that fateful day, it was warm and stuffy. Kieran, Lily and Jennie Potters went to the beach. Jennie swam in the water, built a sandcastle with her dad and described everything on her 13th birthday list for the next weekend. They got sandwiches and watched the sunrise before driving through the long and winding roads back to their quiet and quaint neighbourhood. That was the last time Jennie Potters was ever seen. The investigation went on for days, weeks, months and then years, but no leads were found, and the case went cold. It's 6 years later and the anniversary of her disappearance. Kieran and Lily Potters were planning a beach trip for her birthday, as she would have been turning 17, and the phone buzzed. Unknown number, weird, but they pick up. The pairs faces drop in horror as on the other end of the line, they hear a familiar voice. "Mum? Dad? is that you? it's Jennie." But, how? How, after what happened on that fateful night, 6 years ago.

DISCLAIMER: The characters and the universe don't belong to me. Hii everyone! Cold Case is one of my favorite fandoms to write on, so there is no surprise if I tell you I wrote and write in both French and English. Either way, here are the stories I've written in English between 2018 and 2025.

a long case...

I was always told to not be afraid, to not hold back from anything, and to face my problems head on. I thought I could do it and not be afraid, but what I was told was easier said than done.

Johanna Silver is a mystery novelist. You may be thinking "What's so special about her? What's the difference between her and others who write the genre?" She bases her books off of real cold cases...Cases she helped solve. Mary McAllister was only three years old when she went missing. No one knows what happened. She was there one minute and gone the next. 16 years later the story was never told and the girl never found. Johanna will figure out what happened to her, even if it means death.

What do you do when a serial killer is brutally murdered, tortured, and butchered-not to mention terrorised-in his own house by an unseen force? There's little-to nothing that you could do with very little evidence. However, you COULD Start up a case, investigate the scene, and that's pretty much it. But, What do you do when this serial killer you've been hunting for six years miraculously survives? Do you, A: Take Him In For Questioning And Hear His Side Of The Story? B: Take Him Under Custody For All Of The Crimes He's Committed Without Hearing His Part? Or, C: Belive His Side And Stay At His House With Him Until He Recovers Completely And Experience This Possible Phenomenon With Him And Take Him Into Custody After You've Proven Him Wrong? All three equally dangerous, all three equally false accusations. But with people's life in stake...Who can you trust? **Mature Content Ahead.**

cold case detective searches for answers on the 'suicide 9' mystery.