The Icebox M*rders is an unsettling unsolved case from June 1965 in Houston, Texas. It centers around the unaliving of Fred and Edwina Rogers, an elderly couple who were found in their home under chilling circumstances. After family members grew concerned, police were sent to the Rogers' home to check on the couple. At first, officers didn't notice anything immediately alarming, but when they opened the refrigerator, they made a shocking discovery. Inside the fridge, officers found-pieces of Fred and Edwina that had been carefully wrapped and stored. Their upper-half and limbs had been disassembled and packed on the shelves. The pieces were clean and organized, as though the person responsible had taken time and care with the process. Some parts of them were missing from the fridge and were later found hidden in other parts of the house. This methodical approach shocked investigators and left them puzzled about the person behind the crime. Charles Rogers, the couple's 43-year-old son who lived with them, quickly became the prime suspect. Charles was known to be extremely reclusive, rarely seen by neighbors, and reportedly communicated with his parents only through written notes left under their door. After the discovery of his parents' remains, Charles vanished. His car was found abandoned, but he was never located, despite an extensive search. He was declared legally unalived in 1975. There are many theories about why this crime happened. Some suggest there was deep family tension between Charles and his parents, possibly over financial issues or controlling behavior from his mother, Edwina. Other more far-fetched theories involve Charles being linked to secret government work, which some belie nay have played a role in his disappearance. #truecrimestory #truecrime #crimetiktok #crimestory #fyp - @grimcases