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Will do.
Some cases you might check out are:
Bobby Franks: This was back in 1924. It was a highly publized thrill kill, that also included a bogus ransom note.
Amber Hagerman: (Amber Alert)Her killer was never caught. All that is known was he drove a dark *pickup* truck. The Amber Alert to alert the public and help track down automobiles suspected of being involved in a child abduction
Megan Kanka: (Megan's Law) Megan's killer was a convicted child molester who rented a house with *two other men*. I believe these two other men were also ex convicts, as the wording of the article sounded like that, but I haven't confirmed it with another source yet. Megan's Law is the law responsible for giving the public access to the location of convicted sex offenders in the area.
Adam Walsh: Adam was kidnapped outside of a Sears store. He was *beheaded*. While his head was recovered, the rest of his remains were never found