Last Updated on September 21, 2022 by Ben Oakley
February 29th
On February 29th in true crime, these cases have the distinction of happening on a leap year, crime occurring once every four years.
1980
In Denver, Colorado, police officers went to the property of 44-year-old Ronald Alexander, after reports of gunshots. They found Alexander on his garage floor.
An unidentified assailant had shot him. Despite being taken to hospital, he died the following day of his wounds.
There seemed to be no motive in the murder. The circumstances surrounding his death and the identity of the shooter have remained a mystery ever since.
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I'm honoured. Thank you and stay safe.
I really enjoy reading your short clips about the crimes committed. I like the books you write too.
The number of victims is always contentious.
Why not Jack the Ripper? He could have had different MO's.