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It seemed to come out of the blue but the “cowardly” murder of Kenwandee Robinson on May 22, 2009 had its roots in a long-standing feud between rival Pembroke gangs. The bad blood between members of so-called 42nd Street or “42” and Parkside had fest...

Over the course of the last 15 years, Crime Stoppers Bermuda has received more than 3,600 tips, leading to hundreds of convictions, the seizure of almost $22 million worth of drugs and the recovery of more than $1.6 million worth of property. And yet...

There have been 16 gun murders in Bermuda since May 22, 2009. The Royal Gazette series launched today will focus on the following 12 cases, which police consider unsolved: l Kenwandee (Wheels) Robinson Shot dead, aged 27, on St Monica’s Road, Pembrok...

Today, The Royal Gazette begins a new campaign called “Speak Up, Save Lives”. As the name suggests, the overarching goal is to encourage people to provide information that may help to resolve the 12 unsolved murders that have occurred in the last tw...

The 19 murders classified as “unsolved” by police* 1. Schoolteacher Margery Wade, 34, was sexually assaulted inside her Hamilton apartment and killed with a blow to the head from a wooden plank. Her body was found on March 5, 1975, still inside the a...

Detectives have uncovered new evidence which could help them solve some of Bermuda's “cold case” murders. Before the recent spate of gun killings began in May 2009, the Island had seven murders considered by police to be unsolved, dating back to 1975...

Tashay Minks clearly remembers staring into her father’s coffin, aged six, at his funeral. “I didn’t cry,” she says. “I think I was the only one that didn’t. I remember looking in the coffin and everyone was crying. I was only six. I thought ‘he’s no...

The murder of Margery Wade has baffled police in Bermuda for more than 36 years. The teacher originally came from the north-east of England and here, Joe Willis, a reporter on The Northern Echo newspaper in England, looks back at the case. The jury ...

The families of Bermuda’s unsolved murder victims may take heart from the fact that police here and around the world have cracked homicide cases decades after the crimes were committed. Here are a few examples. l Stanford Glenfield Archibald was conv...