Fredericksburg Texas Police are once again asking for the public’s help in solving the brutal 2007 murder of 55-year-old Linda Muegge.

Back in May of that year, Muegge was found dead inside her burning home on Franklin Street. Investigators say she had been stabbed multiple times and bludgeoned before the fire and suffered severe burns.

Despite efforts from the Texas Rangers and FBI, no arrests were ever made.

This year, Muegge’s mother passed away at the age of 100 never knowing who killed her daughter.

If you have any information, call the Fredericksburg Police Department at (830) 997-7585 or Gillespie County Crime Stoppers at (830) 997-8477.

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Wayne Nance did not have a perfect childhood but neither do a lot of us. He was smart and somehow got himself through highschool and graduated. He joined the military but was "generally" discharged due to having contraband like drugs and knives. Little did we know he had already commited one of the most brutal murders of the mother of a friend. After his own death evidence connecting him to this murder was found in his possessions.

His victims some of which he is only the person of interest due to not having enough evidence include but are not limited to:

Donna Pounds, 39, mother of Nance's friend: 4/11/1974

Devonna Louise Nelson, 15, 2/27/1980

Marcella Cheri Bachman, 16, 12/24/1984

Janet Lee Lucas, 23, 9/11/1985

Michael Shook 34, and Teresa Shook, 32, December 2, 1985 (Husband and wife that Nance had delivered a couch)

Doug and Kristin Wells, 9/3/1986, the Wells' survived only due to Doug Wells will to live. Nance met his match here and died the following day taking many of his secrets with him.

It is assured that Nance committed more murders when he was traveling during his military service and others he was able to commit and distance himself from. If YOU know anything about any unsolved homicides in or around Missoula Montana please contact the Missoula PD at (406) 552-6300

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Rural Oklahoma in 1985 and hitchhiking had not fallen out of favor. Rozlin and Fawn Abell two sisters were walking into town to apply for jobs....maybe. Their older brother Otto heard one of them say "Hurry up, they are waiting for us down the road..." 18 year old Rozlin and 15 year old Fawn were never seen again.

There was much gossip, theories and rumors over the years including stories of bad behavior very close to home. But there has been nothing, no sign of the girls since the beautiful summer day of July 25, 1985 when the girls walked away.

There is a renewed energy on their case. In 2014 great strides were made by Lt. Austin Warfield in information on the girls themselves and why they were not entered into several national databases. LT. Warfields work is still continuing but they are asking for our help.

If YOU know anything about what could have happened to Rozlin and Fawn Abell please consider contacting the Bethany, OK PD at (405) 789-2323

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