Upper Peninsula Breaking News Official List: Unsolved Murders/Suspicious Deaths and the Missing
Dozens of murderers are apparently roaming free in the Upper Peninsula and must be brought to justice. Now!
If you have information on an unsolved killing – you must call the police now – today – do not wait!!!
To all killers -We are coming for YOU!
That sound you hear is handcuffs
The cops are at your door
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Busted sicko!
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U.P. Unsolved Murders (Plus Persons of Interest/Suspects), Suspicious Deaths, and Missing Persons
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List in progress – Need Public help with concise info: Date, time, who, and what – and photo if possible
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- June 11,2016: Charles Joseph Maki, 44, Amasa, MI, suspicious death in L’Anse, MI
- April 9, 2011: Adam Gerald Campbell, 26, Escanaba, MI, unsolved murder in Escanaba, MI
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June 11, 2016:
Charles Joseph Maki, 44, Amasa, MI died Saturday, June 11, 2016 after being accidentally run over during a strange incident in L’Anse, MI.
The accident is suspicious because sources say he had a clean toxicology but yet was run over and killed lying in the middle of the road.
One vehicle was able to miss him, another could not despite the apparently best efforts of the second driver.
However friends want to know why he was unconscious lying in the middle of the road.
Friends say this is suspicious and offer more reasons like he was a very experienced outdoorsman who loved camping and some say his campsite was meddled with and questions about a few people – arrested in other cases – that he was spotted with just before he suspiciously died.
(We will be updating this case soon, and hope to hear from Charlie’s relatives – please call investigative reporter Greg Peterson at 906-273-2433).
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April 9, 2011:
Adam Gerald Campbell, 26, Delta County, MI murdered April 9, 2011 in Escanaba, MI. No arrests.
Reward of $6,000 for information in his brutal murder in Escanaba.
His body was found in a burning vehicle parked near a home on the 300 block of South 19th Street in Escanaba. See details below.
The Escanaba Department of Public Safety is seeking the public’s help in obtaining leads in this cold case.
An hour before his body was found in a blazing vehicle, Campbell was last seen leaving a tavern on the 1100 block of Ludington St.
He left the tavern at approximately 2:30 a.m. on April 9, 2011 – and the burning vehicle was found an hour later. We hope to hear from relatives and anyone who can provide information about Mr. Campbell. Call Crime Stoppers Tip Line 1-800-222-8477. or Call Detective Lt. Darin Hunter at the Escanaba Department of Public Safety
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2016:
June 11, 2016: Charles Joseph Maki – was he beaten up and left to die in the road?
Charles Joseph Maki, age 44 of Amasa, MI passed away on Saturday, June 11, 2016 as a result of an accident in L’Anse, MI.
He was born May 25, 1972 in New London, WI son of Michael and Lois (Cadotte) Maki.
He graduated from West Iron County High School. Charlie worked as an auto technician at McKay’s Chevrolet in Iron River and then went to work out in Seattle, WA and Sitka Alaska and several other odd jobs.
He was always the 1st one there when a friend needed a hand. He resided in Amasa and enjoyed camping in the L’Anse area. He was born with a wrench in his hand and loved cars. Charlie enjoyed hunting, fishing, being on the water and the outdoors. He always had a smile on his face that could light up a room and made everyone around him happy. Charlie had a love for life.
He had friends everywhere he went and he was loved deeply by all who knew him.
Surviving are his parents Michael and Lois Maki of Iron River; children, Charles Julius Ero Maki and Hanna Lee Skogland; brothers, Michael (Linda) Maki Jr. and Shawn Maki both of Caspian, MI; sisters, Tara Maki of Iron River, Wendy (Wesley Takala) Maki of Crystal Falls; special nephew and nieces, Kameron & Kaitlyn, and Daisy; numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins; and his dog Ben. Preceding him in death are his grandparents, Julius and Daisy Maki and Fred and Elizabeth Cadotte; numerous aunts and uncles; beloved dog Sandy.
A celebration of his life will be held in Amasa on June 25th and the time and location will be announced.
His memorial Facebook page can be found at
https://facebook.com/inmemoryofchuck
The Jacobson Funeral Home in L’Anse is assisting the family.
Friends may sign his guest book or send condolences:
http://www.jacobsonfuneralhome.com/notices/Charles-Maki
Related links and info:
I created this page for everyone to remember my brother Charlie.
Please share photos and stories here!!
https://facebook.com/inmemoryofchuck
Touching video of his campside with Anishinaabe Ojibwa “Welcome” song
The song is a Welcome song…Boozhoo that I learned when I worked in Watersmeet.
I like to sing it still it makes me feel good and it reminds me of all those I worked with and the great lady that taught us the song.
I was looking for Charlie’s chaga mushroom today
I found it in one of the boxes and then on a ride look what we found…my grandson took my picture, he let me borrow his chookie and sunglasses.
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Victim’s parents
Michael and Lois Maki of Iron River
Victim’s Children:
Charles Julius Ero Maki
Hanna Lee Skogland
Brothers:
Michael (Linda) Maki Jr., Caspian, MI
Shawn Maki, Caspian, MI
Sisters:
Tara Maki of Iron River
Wendy (Wesley Takala) Maki of Crystal Falls
Special nephew and nieces:
Kameron & Kaitlyn, and Daisy
****Notice all the news stories read exactly the same from the exact same press release – and while we support news releases – U.P. Breaking News asks many questions and will not let this case drop til Charlie has justice.
News stories about Charlie Maki Murder And Accidents Original
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