10 Disturbing True Crime Cases St. Louis Never Talks About | Forgotten Missouri Murders

#truecrimedocumentary #stlouiscrime #truecrimestories 10 Disturbing True Crime Cases St. Louis Never Talks About | Forgotten Missouri Murders This documentary explores ten disturbing and largely forgotten true crime cases from St. Louis, Missouri, spanning nearly a century of the city's criminal history. From Glennon Engleman, the south side dentist convicted of orchestrating insurance-driven murders, to Maury Travis, a serial killer whose own arrogance led to his capture, this video uncovers cases that shocked St. Louis but faded from public memory over time. Explore the racially motivated 1977 synagogue shooting carried out by Joseph Paul Franklin, the suspected serial killings tied to Gary Muehlberg, and the haunting Chain of Rocks Bridge murders that ended in a wrongful prosecution and a later-confirmed execution. This documentary also examines the 2008 Kirkwood City Council massacre, the deeply controversial execution of Larry Griffin, the unsolved I-70 corridor shop clerk killings, the nearly four-decade criminal history of Harry Little Sr., and the brutal Boroughf triple murder case. Each case presented in this video is drawn from publicly documented court records, sentencing outcomes, and verified news archives. This video is for educational and documentary purposes only. No actions are glorified or celebrated. Viewer discretion is advised. If you appreciate long-form true crime breakdowns told with accuracy and respect, make sure to subscribe for more. 💬 Comment Below: Which case or detail shocked you the most? ⚠️ Disclaimer: All media used — including images, audio, and commentary — falls under Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act ("fair use") for news reporting, education, criticism, and research. This content is transformative, non-commercial, and documentary in nature. 📚 Sources: Each case is based on publicly available legal documents, sentencing records, news archives, and court proceedings, including reporting from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Associated Press, U.S. Department of Justice press releases, Missouri court records, and archived investigative journalism. #unsolvedmysteries #serialkillers