JUDITH BELLO CALL BLOWS 1993 COLD CASE WIDE OPEN

FOUND?

SHE vanished in 1993, leaving her three-year-old son in day-care, her job and her home and sparking a huge manhunt from cops.
Investigators knew Judith Bello was having problems with her husband and viewed her disappearance as suspicious because she was close with her family and it seemed unlikely that she would leave her little boy.
With little to go one however, the case quickly went cold, until this week when a woman claiming to be Judith called sheriffs this week.
The woman told Snohomish County sheriff's detective Kelly Willoth that she had seen her profile on the sheriff's web site.
Since receiving the call, detectives worked to confirm the caller's identity and through several conversations with her family, along with other evidence, investigators now believe she is alive.

COPS BUST MAN IN 1993 TRICIA PACACCIO MURDER

PATRICIA

THE man accused of fatally stabbing two women, including a pal of Ashton Kutcher, has now been charged with the 1993 murder of Tricia Pacaccio.
The gorgeous 18-year-old's body was found in a huge pool of her own blood on the doorstep of her Chicago, IL home, by her father.
She was still holding the key.
At the time cops quickly honed in on former bouncer Michael Gargiulo who denied killing the youngster, although he admitted seeing her the day before.
And although her DNA was found under his fingernails, prosecutor's couldn't prove that it had come from anything more than casual contact, so their prime suspect was released without charge.