Murder of Harve and Keiko Ringheim - Dublin, CA - Infamous Crime Scenes on Waymarking.com

"Twenty-five years ago, 9-year-old Beth Ringheim walked into her father’s Dublin home and into a horrific, bloody scene.

It was Jan. 24, 1986, and she had been dropped at the Brighton Drive house by her mother for a planned weekend visit. Inside, she found the bodies of Harve Ringheim, 41, a Pleasant Hill veterinarian, and her stepmother, Keiko, 29, on the family room floor.

Harve Ringheim had been stabbed multiple times in the head, neck and heart, and his hands were tied behind his back.

Keiko Ringheim had heavy duct tape binding her hands behind her back, her mouth was covered with a 2-inch strip of tape, and her head was in a bucket of water. She had been strangled to death.

Those responsible for the slayings have not been caught, but investigators say new leads prove that at least two men were involved in the killings. In addition, they also think the slayings were done by someone hired for the job.

For the family, the findings offer hope that someone might come finally come forward with the clue to solve the case, and they give them the closure and justice they want.

“It’s a permanent hole,” said Beth Ringheim, now 34. “We’ll never have our dad back in our lives.” Harve Ringheim had two daughters: Amy, now 38, and Beth." (visit link)

Date of crime: 01/24/1986 Public access allowed: no Fee required: no Web site: [Web Link]

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