5 investigations
A chronological list of young men recovered from Pittsburgh's three rivers between 2011 and 2026, with documented forensic findings and medical examiner rulings.
Searchers found Tommy Booth's body on February 3, 2008, in a foot and a half of water 30 yards behind Bootlegger's Bar. The scene contradicts the drowning ruling.
Tommy Booth left Bootlegger's Bar in Woodland, PA on January 19, 2008, and was missing 14 days. The timeline contradicts the official ruling.
The theory says a network of offenders drowned young men near US waterways. The FBI rejected the gang theory in 2008; the individual cases remain open questions.
Dozens of high-profile cold cases sit on forensic shelves with DNA profiles waiting for a genealogy search. These are the cases next in line.