Mystery Location No. 5: June 5, 2016

Last week's Mystery Location was so difficult no one named it, so I decided to make this one somewhat easier. Good luck.

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Jun 9, 2016 2:00:51 GMT -5 kitty said:

I think that I may know this one, but I not sure until there are more clues.

Lee: I don't mean to be a complainer, but could you maybe give us a short lesson on how to figure out clues and find the addresses? No one could name last week's location because they couldn't find the house number. Is there a way to find a house where a murder or something else weird happened?

Once you believe you've identified the location, Google the particulars. You will find numerous newspaper articles and from those, or the obituary, you can often find the address. Even if the house number isn't provided, you will be able to find the name of the street and often the block number, e.g., the murder, or whatever, "happened at a home on the 400 block of X street." Some articles/news reports will feature a photo or video of the house. From this you can Google the person's name and the name of the street and, sometimes, find the address. If you've seen a photo of the house, remember what it looks like and use Google search "Street View" to find the correct location. Once you have what you think is the correct address, Google the victim's name and the address and often you can find sites that list both. You can also check "For Sale" sites and what you believe is the address and if it's for sale -- and even if it isn't -- you will usually be able to find a photo of the location. Additionally, true crime books almost always contain the entire street address, including number, so if you're determined and can't find the information you need online, you could check to see if your local library has a copy of the book. Also, if the murder was featured on a newsmagazine TV program such as Dateline, 48 Hours or 20/20, most of the past shows are available online and the house where the murder occurred is always shown at some point in these programs. By the way, last week's location has been featured on both A&E and Dominick Dunn's Power, Privilege and Justice.

I know this one. I just have to find the house number.

Congratulations, Catherine. I watched parts of Dateline last Saturday. I can't believe I didn't make the connection.