Crimes on or around college campuses.
9 cases

Oxford student Rachel McLean met charming bartender John Tanner one Blackpool summer, and his stream of love letters grew as intense as his frustration with the distance — then Rachel missed an appointment she never would have missed.

Mindy Morgenstern, a farm-raised North Dakota college student adopted from Colombia, was found murdered in her Valley City apartment in September 2006. The DNA under her fingernails pointed somewhere unthinkable: a corrections officer living in her own building.

At 2:09 a.m. in Columbia, South Carolina's Five Points district, college senior Samantha Josephson opened her Uber app and stepped toward a waiting car. It looked like her ride. The man behind the wheel, Nathaniel Rowland, was not.

Nineteen-year-old Brianna Denison fell asleep on a friend's couch near the University of Nevada, Reno campus in January 2008, a teddy bear tucked under her head. By morning she was gone — and police realized a predator had been stalking the university district for months.

Seventeen-year-old Taylor Behl arrived at Virginia Commonwealth University brimming with excitement for college life. She had no idea that Ben Fawley — a 38-year-old 'goth' photographer whose apartment was a shrine to death — was watching her.

Accounting student Mary Fleszar stepped out for fresh air on a July evening in Ypsilanti in 1967 and vanished — the first of the coeds whose deaths would terrorize Eastern Michigan University for two years.

Virginia Tech junior Morgan Harrington left her seat at a Metallica concert in Charlottesville in 2009 and never came back inside — and years later the case of Hannah Graham would bring her name roaring back.

Nineteen-year-old psychology student Özgecan Aslan boarded a minibus home from campus in Mersin, Turkey — a ride that would end in the hills and ignite protests across the entire country.

Tyler Clementi arrived at Rutgers a gifted violinist quietly starting a new life. Weeks into his freshman year, his roommate Dharun Ravi pointed a webcam at Room 30 — and Tyler found out what it had seen.
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