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True Crime with Elli Mac - What Happened to Janet Chandler?
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What Happened to Janet Chandler?

True Crime with Elli Mac

10/06/22

37m

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When 22 year old Janet Chandler was abducted whilst working her Night Shift at the Blue Mill Inn, detectives first believed it to be part of a robbery.

However, when her naked body was found at 1am (2am?) in a wooded area buried in the snow, it would become clear to investigators that foal play was involved. Janet had died of strangulation, with clear evidence she had been bound and gagged for long periods before her death.

Law enforcement would interview hundreds of people over years, chasing dead ends and finding no significant leads.

The case would go cold for nearly 25 years. What happened to Janet Chandler in 1979? And how did what started out as just a documentary project for a film school class, lead to the world finally getting some answers.

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The Chilling Case of the King Family

September 19, 2022

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Terry King loved being a dad and always wanted to be a good father to his two sons, Derek and Alex, but the family was destroyed when Terry died in a mysterious fire and the boys went missing.

Who bludgeoned Terry King to death and then set the house on fire to cover it up?

And were his two missing sons safe?

Were they in danger, or even worse also dead?

As the case would unfold, a twisted world of lies and deceit would be revealed.

This is the chilling case of the King Family.

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On the evening of the 11th September 1994, a gang of at least three men, one wearing a clown’s mask and a boiler suit, brandishing a knife, broke into Carol and Gordon Wardell's home in Bonneville Close, Meriden. Only Carol was home during the break-in.

When her husband Gordon returned home from the pub later that night, he was attacked and drugged. He was overpowered and knocked unconscious with a chemical, and when he came around he found himself bound and gagged on the floor, alone, his wife Carol missing.

Only a few hours later Carol Wardell was found dead in a lay-by and the building society where she worked, had been robbed. A devastated Gordon Wardell would then go on to make a public plea to try and help catch the men who had brutally murdered his wife.

Choking back the tears he said “I still don’t believe this has happened. We must catch these men. I think they are evil”....

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