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The final episode of our Death in Houston High Society series. Dean Goss\u2019s final decent was in November of 1992. Both rumors of that the man had committed suicide and been slain by the same person who\u2019d killed his first and second wives swirled around Houston, but the truth was neither. Friends of Dean eulogized him at one of the man\u2019s favorite watering holes. But after the death, the slayings of Elaine Richman Goss, Paula Brawley Goss, and James Jackson Brown seemed to become erased from Houston\u2019s collective memory. The murders remain unsolved to this day, and it seems incredible that \u201cThe Riddle of Dean Goss\u201d didn\u2019t land itself along the city\u2019s other infamous true crime cases \u2013 such as the Ice Box Murders and the Candyman.

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The Houston Press, The Houston Chronicle, The Austin Statesman, kvue.com, Headquarters Detective Magazine\u2019s November 1993 issue and court documents were used as sources for this episode.

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