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The Unsolved Halloween Murder of James Adamski

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The Unsolved Halloween Murder of James Adamski

On Halloween night 1982, 18-year-old James Adamski left a raucous costume party at a Depew, New York, bar, never to return home. Bludgeoned to death and discarded in a shallow grave, his murder remains one of Erie County’s most haunting unsolved cases. Ontario Cold Cases – Canada’s True Crime Podcast crosses borders to unravel this chilling mystery with host Jay Nicoll, a seasoned investigator. From the vibrant chaos of the 5&23 Tavern to the desolate Ransom Road discovery, we trace James’s final hours, the stalled investigation, and the family’s enduring pain. With no suspects after 43 years, modern forensics and a $11,000 reward offer hope. Can you help crack this cold case? Join us to uncover the truth and honor a life stolen too soon. Subscribe for weekly dives into the forgotten and share to keep James’s story alive. 

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