Students Conquering Cold Cases- Pitt

Congratulations to our 2026-2027 Executive Board!

Spring applications are open! Apply by tonight @ 11:59 PM 🩶

Check out the latest article on our club, written by our University’s own The Pitt News!

‘Anything is a step forward’: Student organization investigates cold cases The campus group Students Conquering Cold Cases investigates unsolved cases from around the Pittsburgh region. Founded in 2015, the club provides students an opportunity to get hands-on experience with investigating authentic case files.

Help us help our law enforcement partners! If you or anyone you know has information about this investigation, contact the Beaver County police or the District Attorney's office. Any tip could get us one step closer to answers for Ms. Rocknick’s family and friends.

Increased reward temporarily available for info on 2005 murder of Anna Rocknick Those with information leading to an arrest in the 2005 case can earn up to $10,000 in rewards.

Come stop by the SCCC table at the Activites Fair tomorrow! Whether you’re a current or prospective member we can’t wait to meet you!

Hello all! Communications Liaison 2020-21 Nadia here! We are ordering merch for the club and we are opening it up to alumni as well. We are selling long sleeve crewnecks and the picture of the final template is attached. Price would be around 30$. Please let me know if you would like to order one as an alum at [email protected], and we can get you all set along with our current club members!!! Include in your email your size preference and whether or not you are a SCCC alum.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSezKjLzQ8dSK6xAbwR4ArTGkZNp1mBpdkmYITbksa8Gl7h9Fw/viewform

All of us at SCCC would like to extend our condolences to the families of Chief Sealock and Chief Romutis. Chief Sealock led the Aliquippa Police Department, and Chief Romutis led the Ambridge Police Department while being a professor who taught many of the students we've had in our organization over the years. We thank them both for their years of dedication and service to our communities.

Beaver County mourns deaths of two police chiefs — one COVID-19 related

Help us help our law enforcement partners! If you or anyone you know has information about this investigation, contact the Arnold police or the District Attorney's office. Any tip could get us one step closer to answers for Ms. Coyle's family and friends.

26 years after brutal murder, victim's son is still pushing for answers It's been more than a quarter of a century since a 74-year-old woman was brutally murdered in her home. To this day, the question of who did it remains unknown and it has her son on a mission for answers. 

It's always a great way to start the week when we can read about cases closing. Check out what new DNA evidence was able to uncover in this South Carolina homicide investigation.

New DNA evidence links Donald Lee Moore, a man named in the 'Serial' podcast, to a 1996 cold-case murder Nearly 24 years after the death of 23-year-old Shawn Marie Neal, police in South Carolina say they have identified the man who killed her using newly discovered DNA evidence.

On National Missing Persons Day, take a minute and see if you can help. You never know where the smallest bit of information could lead investigators.

Do you see anyone you recognize? On National Missing Persons Day, spending a few minutes looking through our kidnapped and missing persons page could change a life. Help the FBI locate these individuals, and submit tips to tips.fbi.gov. https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/kidnap

Check out this write-up on a 40-year-old cold case. It’s never too late to bring justice to victims and families.

40 years later, NCIS works to solve murder of 21-year-old at Charleston Naval Base Forty years ago, on New Year's Day, 1980, Kimberly Shawn Vaught's body was found on Naval Base Charleston. The 21-year-old had been strangled. To this day, agents with the Naval