What circumstantial evidence exists in the unsolved murder of Rebekah Gould and is it enough to obtain a conviction in court? In the fifth and final planned episode of this series, Jennifer Bucholtz shares her list of circumstantial evidence she’s uncovered and who it points to as the most likely suspect.
What, specifically, caused Rebekah Gould’s death? In the fourth episode of this five-part podcast series, Jennifer Bucholtz analyzes the findings detailed in Rebekah’s autopsy report to better understand the injuries she sustained.
What do the actions of a killer tell investigators about their personality, motive, and identity? In the third episode of this five-part podcast series, AMU Criminal Justice professor Jennifer Bucholtz outlines a behavioral analysis profile of Rebekah Gould’s killer.
In this episode, gain a local perspective about the area where Rebekah Gould was murdered in 2004. Hear what Jennifer Bucholtz discovered during her trip to Arkansas regarding the likely route the killer drove between crime scenes. This episode also features journalist and true-crime author, George Jared, who was part of the original search party for Rebekah’s body.
In September 2004, 22-year-old college student Rebekah Gould was murdered. Her case remains unsolved. In the first episode of this five-part podcast series, learn about the evidence in this cold case from Jennifer Bucholtz, a criminal justice and forensic science professor at American Military University, who has spent months reviewing and analyzing the facts of this unsolved murder.
By Jennifer Bucholtz
What does the evidence from Rebekah Gould’s unsolved murder tell investigators about the killer? The ninth article in this series applies behavioral analysis techniques to create a profile of the likely killer based on Rebekah’s injuries and the evidence left at the scenes.
By Jennifer Bucholtz
Rebekah Gould was brutally murdered in 2004, but her killer was never identified or convicted. Now, after utilizing her extensive background in criminal justice to investigate the cold case, AMU’s Jennifer Bucholtz has built a strong circumstantial case against Rebekah’s killer. Is it enough to put him behind bars?
By Jennifer Bucholtz
Geographic profiling examines patterns in a criminal’s actions to make logical deductions about where they reside. Find out how it can be applied to the murder of 22-year-old Rebekah Gould to narrow down the suspect pool and zero in on the killer.
By Jennifer Bucholtz
After spending weeks investigating and writing about the cold case murder of Rebekah Gould, AMU’s Jennifer Bucholtz answers some of the questions she’s received from readers. Find out what she plans to do next and if she believes the killer can be identified.