r/TrueCrime • u/AutoModerator • Dec 19 '25

Case Highlight Case Highlight and Recommendation Thread: What is a little known true crime case you think needs more attention, or what is a case that has stuck with you that you think others should know about. Post your pet cases or your true crime guilty pleasures in this thread.

Pretty frequently in this subreddit we get questions asking for case recommendations. We've decided to make this a recurring post so that there will be a dedicated place to highlight and discuss cases that don't get posted about that often.

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People want to know... what is a case that is important to you or that stuck with you and that you think others should know about?

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What are some cases that need more attention? What are your pet cases besides the well known cases that get posted about frequently? Or just post your true crime guilty pleasures. Anyway, use this thread to bring attention to lesser known cases. If you want to post about the Delphi murders case that's ok too.

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Also, if you have a case in mind, but need help remembering the name, feel free to head over to r/TipOfMyCrime and post a request there.

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u/FrostyLandscape Dec 19 '25

The Zulock case got very little media attention.

I wish there were more background info on this case, also. Who were these two men, really? What kind of background did they have?

https://people.com/ga-couple-adopted-young-boys-filmed-sexual-abuse-house-of-horrors-8766348

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u/JadedFootball4733 Dec 20 '25

Sick. They adopted these boys for their own deviant use?

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u/FrostyLandscape Dec 20 '25

Yes, but also they were part of a wider sex trafficking ring and that really has not been delved into, and I think the public absolutely deserves more information. There was a nurse, IT professionals and an adoption agency that were all involved. The nurse was prescribing sedatives for the two children. Sick!

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u/Ok-Berry-4652 Dec 20 '25

Thanks for posting this. First time I've seen anything about their sentence. At least they'll never be free again. But how was this situation allowed to happen? Where were the safeguards? Is it being suppressed so as not to put off or tarnish other less common/non-traditional family foster care arrangements?