I am so happy to see you covered Christine's case... that is one that has always been close to my heart.. my grandfather was one of the last people reported to see her alive... I have known this case my whole life growing up in Georgina, 10 mins from the Jessop home... she is buried 5 rows ahead of my grandparents... Its always extra hard when I go there, I always stop and pay my respects to Christine ❤❤
I'm no parent but I would think taking your 9-year-old girl to prison to see her Father is safer than leaving her home alone vulnerable and not much life knowledge. Way too young to be left alone!
@@villaindeku3457 I live in this area and lived 5 miles from the house. Times were different then,children were more independent and kids WERE watched by everyone in the neighborhood. That is what made this so scary,everyone knew everyone and Christine disappeared off the main corner of a close nit town and nobody seen a thing. As a child growing up in the country we were only expected to be home for dinner and home before dark,that all changed after Christine disappeared
I'm no parent but I would think talking your 9 - years old to prison to see her father is safer than leaving her home alone vulnerable and not much life knowledge. Way too young to be left alone!
I AM a parent, and I agree. My son will be 13 next month. I only leave him for very short periods, and only occasionally, at this point. And I STILL feel nervous leaving him, especially at night. **BUT** This happened in 1984. Times were different then. Hindsight is always 20/20. I'm sure Christine's mother will always regret leaving her little girl-how could she not?? But unfortunately, nothing anyone does or says now, can change what happened. And victim-shaming/victim-blaming is never cool. That family has been devastated enough. Let's all just pray/hope that her family has found some closure, and some peace. RIP Christine. Sleep peacefully, sweet little Angel.
A 16 year old doesn't just "die from natural causes" during camping unless something went horribly wrong or they had a chronic health condition. Either way, emergency services should be contacted immediately... That was so much negligence. :(
honestly, when they said that the camp leaders told the other girlscout to pack their belongings and that they started to clean up I was expecting it to be one of the camp leaders
I think by, 'natural causes', they could have meant hypothermia or exposure. Still doesn't really explain why they didn't call emergency services or send someone back to town.
Could have been an aneurysm. When I was about 18, a former classmate's younger brother (14-15) went camping with friends. He died very suddenly in their tent, no previous knownedocal conditions or anything 😔
@Stephanie Windler unfortunately some don't and some kids feel safe where they live or look through a window and see someone they know too. No matter what never opened that door 👿
@@sandrapadua2632 the thing is when it comes to you kids you don’t trust nobody . It’s better to paranoid and have nothing happen then have something happen and say I could have or should have done this differently
Yes I was thinking about that too , I know it’s was not the Mother’s fault that her wee lassie was murdered but come on now, who leaves a child alone especially at her age , surely the Mother would know if I leave my wee lassie alone then something bad might happen to her , All she had to do was get a Neighbor to watch her or just tell the wee lassie “ YOU ARE COMING WITH ME BECAUSE I AM YOUR MOTHER & ITS NOT SAFE TO LEAVE YOU ALONE “ honestly I can’t understand how anyone can hurt a woman or especially a child, I believe if someone kills a child then it’s a Automatic DEATH SENTENCE..👍🏴
Exactly! I said the same thing! Like she’s only 9!! I can’t stand when children go missing and the reason being is because the parents intentionally left them alone for whatever reason. Parents need to be questioned by police in these situations. These disappearances are definitely avoidable! I feel sad for the little girl.
Different times I was walking to and from school with my friends and eating lunch at home by myself when I was 6 in the early 80's. Believe it or not it was normal back then
Here's the problem with TH-cam: forcing people to avoid the use of the word "rape", it becomes reported as nothing more than an assault to YT viewers when, in fact, rape is a great deal more horrendous and causes lifelong damage to the survivor, _if_ they survive. Assault, by definition respective of law, is any form of attack on a living thing, be it human or otherwise. In the cases of attack on inanimate objects, it is stated as being defacement, vandalism or destruction. If you angrily cuss someone out, demean them or simply scream at them in anger, by law, it is an assault. Battery is causing bodily harm or injury and is almost always combined with assault. Rape, or the watered-down version "sexual assault" which includes "molestation", is far more egregious. It isn't a joke, it isn't simply an assault, it is a horrific and villainous act of violation of another for the point of exerting absolute dominance over another in the most brutal and devastating manner imaginable. TH-cam, in their silent demand to "soften" rape and murder by those direct terms is, essentially, denying the truth and reality of what it is and the horror of such acts. People who demand that YT make such in turn demands are the very same people who deny their involvement, passively or actively, in the continued diminutive percentage of rape survivors reporting and following through with formal charges against their rapist. _That_ is more than mere censorship, _that_ is a denial of the problem and only serves to diminish the justice that needs be served sooner than later. It follows these two statements made by others but wholly relevant to what I'm stating: silence is death; all it takes for evil to triumph is for good [people] to do nothing. For those who are wont to look at this comment and state "TL;DR", life and reality don't give a damn about your inability to have an attention span longer than a gnat's fart. Your "TL;DR" attitude is as equally destructive to the world as pollution, ignorance and hate.
@Jennifer Collins You're very welcome. My job is as an advocate for survivors of domestic violence, rape and sex trafficking. I am also a survivor of domestic violence and rape. I keep finding social media formats, which includes TH-cam, to downplay direct language regarding and direct conversation of these topics. It's also clear that companies that advertise on social media don't like direct speech, specific and unambiguous language or discussion of topics which are very real to people and which need to be addressed. I'm not clear why they want that, I'm just clear that we don't need to live in the shadows of obfuscation any longer.
As a guy who had been sexually abused when I was a kid, it also felt that the word 'assault' was being thrown around too casually; it made me question the degree to which I still feel, live with this pain. It made me feel like as if I had dramaticized the whole 'incident', and whether it had all been in my head, or if I had been inadvertently hurting myself all this time (nearly 2 decades) instead of an actual wound which had happened. I felt guilty for the pain, if this makes any sense. Thanks for bringing this up.
@@stranger2two I hope you are getting help in dealing with that past. I found that for me, nothing I could do on my own ever really addressed it. It's up to you how you want to deal with it but everything you're saying is exactly how I felt and occasionally still feel when things are going poorly. I am immeasurably grateful for my therapist. She's helped me a lot and continues to. We are not alone and there is help.
It disgusts me McCurley saying he was “ saving “ Karla from her boyfriend. Was he still saving her for 36 hours and by giving her morphine??!! Such BS. I’m from Huntsville, Alabama. I’ve never heard the case covered on any other channel about Christopher. Love this channel!
As August 24th, 2021, Glen McCurley changed his plea to guilty and was sentenced to life in prison. Rodney (the boyfriend) stated he still feels guilt for not being able to save her, feeling as though he let her father down. Glad to see Glen will live his old ages in prison…
McCurley was a suspect during the initial investigation. The girl's boyfriend Rodney had a good look at him during the incident and gave the police a clear description (that's what the video said). So why didn't the police ask Rodney if McCurley was the guy?
@@Operngeist1 Ahh; makes a little-more-sense [i think?]-- (I'm live in the Dark-Ages as to how all of this stuff really works... i *think i understand a little-better thanks to your reply,...) Buhhh'utt: Why do they have to obligatorily-censor [what can be considered] 'plain' / 'regular'/ 'standard' / 'benign' words of the English-language, in-order Not to be demonetized? Why would ANY of these plain-words, of non-threatening/'regular'-usage, need to be censored? *Why would demonetization be threatened or applied for using regular words of language in their 'proper'-context? (I could imagine certain terms, such as: "call to jihad", "terrorist planning", "graphic death scene"; ...and a million other such things being sought-for/screened and red-flagged... *But taking the money/profits from a channel simply for using words and phrases like: 'suicide', 'murdered', 'sexually-assaulted" and similar things; NOT in any sort of controversial-manner; in proper, matter-of-fact reporting contexts, about things which are public-knowledge...) *THAT, I JUST CANNOT UNDERSTAND* *(but maybe there is someone reading this that knows the answer?/can supply the rationale here?... can educate me?-- That would be apprecaited.) *(Thanks for the note/info-tidbit, by the way--) -Hance
There was a case here in the UK two school girls were murdered and the killer helped with the search when they were thought to be missing he even spoke to the national news crew in fact it was that that got him caught because the interview thought his body language was off he turned out to work at the school his wife was the girl's teacher she was also involved it's called the Soham murders if you want to look up the case very sad and one of uks most horrible crimes
That is what we should look for in everyone. Behavioral observation is one of the oldest tools for psychological research on human behavior. Researchers either visit people in their natural surroundings (field study) or invite individuals or groups to the laboratory. Observations in the field have several benefits.
@@jamesboston8131 they also like to keep track of how far along the case is and if they have any suspects, etc. Im guessing its to know if they are one of them.
@@trujillo71921 It is sad to have to have these kinda of rules to be safe in life. It would be a perfect world if these things never happen. It is just life unfortunately.
Yes! That's exactly what I was thinking LOL. I even turned around atted my dogs who are in bed with me. I ALWAYS check when rhey bark! Its their job as far as they're concerned!! 😟 Pardon the bad grammar.
@@toddcooper7012 I've been cranky & responded 'it's just the wind' as I've opened the door to check. Only to see the large, pricey, canvas, cafe umbrella blowing away. Had to eat my words & apologize that time; after I safely stored the runner! My doggo is my companion, navigator, and security!
I can't wrap my head around the fact that the camp counsellors waited 8 HOURS until contacting police... why would you do that? wait 8 hours with a dead body in your possession, this girl was obviously way to young for it to be normal for her to die without being killed
i guess since it was 1956, they had no phones and were probably in an area where there was no way to call the authorities until they drive to a town or city
I knew Fawn Cox in real life. She was a co-worker at Worlds of Fun. The day after her murder we were all like "Where's Fawn?" She was never late for work and never called off. I found out the day after that what had happened. The costuming area was eerily quiet that day. I am glad the family finally got the answers they looked for so long and so relentlessly.
RE: the first story. When we say we want you to solve the case. We don't mean "get a conviction any way you can even if you have to have tunnel vision and pin it on someone". We mean to actually find the perpetrator and hold them responsible. 🤔
Re: the first story. When we want you to solve the case. We don't mean get a conviction any way you can even if you have to have tunnel vision and pin it on someone we mean to actually find it pertour and hold them responsible
My mom was friends with Christine when they were kids, when she told me about her case a few months ago it broke my heart to see that not many people were covering her case, it made me happy when this video came up in my feed.
It's amazing that things like skin cells under the nails and semen where collected and kept as evidence so many years before even the idea of DNA sequencing was even thought of! Just goes to show never give up hope.
I was thinking the same thing. Like what gave them the idea that its useful evidence? Im guessing the same way how brains on a wall is evidence to see where the gun was shot or the use of collecting animal hair as evidence to see where they could be. The skin cells are most likely kept because it shows that she was fighting. Or maybe they believe the future can use it because you can grow cells and see them under a microscope? Do they even know that you can grow them? Wonder what other things could be used as evidence that hasn't been discovered yet.
DNA sequencing was thought of and had been developed from the 1950s or so. I think the idea of it being a major tool in police investigations was well assumed for the future. We just had to invent faster, more reliable, and cheaper methods.
@@elephantulus You should watch code of a killer it covers the discovery of DNA by a uk scientist and the first murder case t was used in which was also in the uk.
the first time DNA evidence was used to convict a killer (in the US) was in 1987. DNA ‘fingerprinting’ has been around for a bit before then but was never used for the application of perpetrator identification. a lot of people don’t realize that the type of dna analysis that is used for forensic cases is very different than dna analysis used for other purposes.
This is why I lock my doors, even when I'm just getting something from the car. I once was sitting in my car while on break at my work, and someone mistook my car for the one they'd come in and got into my backseat before realizing it was the wrong car. It hit me that anyone could just jump in and next time it won't be an honest mistake so now the doors are locked. Always.
ive always locked my doors because of things like this. i know back in the day people wouldn't lock their cars or homes because it was a slightly friendlier time, people used to live in culdesacks and everyone in those culdesacks become friends, almost family, so they leave their doors unlocked because of it. but i always lock my car doors lol, im afraid ill fall out onto the highway so i think ill be locking it if im just sitting in there.
I accidentally got into the wrong car in a supermarket parking lot once because it was unlocked, same make and model and color as my car. I got as far as attempting to put the key in the ignition and realized the interior was way too clean to be my car! I got out so quick and felt really embarrassed and hopes nobody saw me make that huge mistake.
The fact that you had to censor a word that shouldn't have to be censored says a lot about TH-cam these days. I understand that it's a "trigger" for some people but this is about cold cases and they chose to watch it knowing that. Cold cases and crime in general can be "triggering." That much is obvious.
lol it's not about the word being a trigger for people, it's because just saying the word makes the video not ad-friendly. It has nothing to do with the people watching it, it's because of youtube policies. It says a lot about youtube these days but not in the way you think it does
@@hannibalchow8492 your right ppl are like that but you are sounding pretty incel-ish calm down homie. Also it's the advertisers, not people on TH-cam or TH-cam itself it's the advertisers that are scared it will offend people so they won't put their commercial on it. Nevertheless just breathe man it will be okay
I am still a little dumbfounded by the first case. The mother left a nine-year-old alone in her house for many hours. Why couldn't the kid stay with a friend or relative?
Yeah I agree. Nine year olds are not old enough to be left alone. They should've either left her with relatives or taken her with them. Its dangerous both now and then for children to be left alone especially when their parents are out of town.
Imagine being a parent of these victims and not having justice for their child in so long. Damn , I can't imagine the pain and agony they went through seeking for justice
It always boggles me in such cases that they keep emphasising that they don’t know the reason the criminal committed his crime when they actually kidnapped, sexually assaulted and killed a child. It’s not rocket science really. They r just sick and twisted people who have pleasure in committing such crimes. That’s enough reason by itself.
I'm thinking the same thing rn. He kidnapped a child and did something horrible to her for his own pleasure. It's obvious why he did it... the only question is whether he targeted her specifically because she was a child, or if he was just looking for someone vulnerable and weak. But his motive? That's clear as day.
I thought they said that only for #1? And it was the one where I was wondering what the movie was because it wasn't obvious. And the killer chose not to reveal it. But I'm guessing it's over something trivial.
The first case proves what I've always thought about cops. They look for information that supports what they think or what they want to have happened and to hell with what proves actually happened.
Don’t lump millions of humans into one group in your thinking. It never works. Saying “all cops are .....” is just as stupid as saying “all Asians are .......” or “all black people are ....”. None of that works. Don’t think so generally, have some nuance, you sound like a simple minded fool.
@@jasonmoore7223 I understand what you’re saying but you can’t really compare generalizing an entire race to generalizing a career.. no one chooses their race and can’t stop being that race but people choose their careers and can stop working in that career.
My step-father was a homicide detective for 17 years. He told me that's exactly what they do, that they KNOW the "scum" (people they arrest) are guilty and will do whatever it takes to make sure they're convicted, even if that means lying or tampering with evidence.
Yeah, that's insane. What could possibly be so horrific to report about his death, especially when he committed the worst crime of all, taking the life of an innocent child? An innocent man was convicted and people suffered with the loss for years. His life and death deserves no secrecy.
A lot of these cases are cold because police either neglected to take the case seriously in the most important time or neglected it all together. Either way it was the polices' incompetence that let these killers get away.
I'm confused about Carla's case. If her boyfriend Rodney had seen and was able to give a full description of the man who kidnapped her, why wasn't he just brought in to identify McCurley when he was first suspected? Why didn't they just do a lineup and have him identify the guy?
because he didn't gave a full description. only details, most of cloths related, you need to describe the person's face with accuracy for this kind of thing, a lot of people have those kind of descriptions, white man, tall, blue eyes, white hair...
@@Korjak I understand, but why couldn't Rodney come into the police station in person, point at the guy he saw that night, and say "that's him"? Why did they have to work off only his verbal description when he was still alive?
Late response but in another video on this case it's stated that Rodney didn't really get a good look at him, McCurley was standing close to the car so his upper body was hidden above the roofline of the car. He didn't get a very good look at him and before he passed out all he saw was Carla being taken away and the back of McCurley. McCurley also didn't fire the gun, it misfired three times before he ultimately pistol whipped Rodney and that's when the magazine fell out and onto the ground, Carla also didn't fall out of the car but was hanging down from the seat with her head near the ground. Not sure how these details got messed up as I'm pretty sure it was another EWU video i watched that went more in depth on the case
This is so sad I watched a video with Rodney talking about Karla and he was still cut up about the whole thing its so awful that McCurly couldn't just admit it and had to put the blame back on rodney
I was thinking the exact same thing. That happened less than a hour from where I live. I watch Abby's sisters videos about the situation & it breaks my heart that it hasn't been solved yet. They have DNA why haven't they added it to the GED match yet
I remember when I was younger, my parents put me in Girl Scouts in hopes that I'd "become girlier". The Troop Leader never ever wanted to take the troop camping in the woods or anything, because of Peggy's case, despite us living in a different area entirely. I didn't know the details of her tragedy back then, but it puts a lot of how she handled things into perspective. When we did "go camping" it was always in either the Troop Leader's backyard or in the backyard of one of the girls. My troopmates and I would never ever be allowed to go somewhere alone. On field trips, we had to stick to the Buddy System. If we did a night hike, we were supposed to hold hands with our buddies. I was a little shit that would fuck off and do what I wanted and I'd worry the Troop Leader sick, and I feel fucking awful for it, especially now. Poor Peggy, I hope she's resting easy now, and that her family is doing well.
New member of EWU Crew here, one of my favorite shows is Dateline, these videos are on the same editing, informational, and narration level as Dateline... seriously they could put this on TV and have a huge audience! So glad I found this channel
@@forlanzsake it has to do with any prison, it is not a comfy life and they rarely get meds in prison unless they are in the spotlight or have connected friends or relatives.
Yay! The sun's shining and melting the snow...and its 8°f here atm...thank you EWU CREW for all you do for us! Stay safe and warm all! Sending love from murray Kentucky
My grandfather was murdered back in 2003 and the case has been cold for years. I fear that the person who took him from me and my family is dead and gone and got away with it. 😞
I want to know why Jon Benet Ramsey’s case is not solved yet. If they have dna I hope they’re using the new technology to bring justice to this little girl.
@@christurner87 I think it was no accident. In an interview with the family back then, he didn't make the impression of a child who lost their younger sibling. Much too composed and not sad at all. He was retelling his point of view like a report. And so not to lose both children, the parents rather covered it up.
I wish there were more people like the last person, only in the sense that they had remorse for what they had done and wished to offer what little peace a confession of such a crime can bring.
I am new sub .... While I was already subscribed to True Crime and Little Gremlin YT came up with EWU channel videos suggestions and since then I have been watching all your videos .... I am so glad I subscribed .... Well by the way I live in Greater Toronto Area !!! Christine's case is giving me chills 🥺😱
People confess to crimes for many reasons obviously because they have done it being one, pressure from cops, low intelligence. It has happened many times its nothing to do with being insane. Actually that is an answer of low intellect.
Who the hell doesn’t call the authorities right away after finding an otherwise healthy teenager dead? Not only that, but to CLEAN UP the area around her! It’s amazing that there are actually people THAT stupid walking around on this planet. I’m surprised they’re able to put on their pants without help. I mean ffs. I’m sure her parents were beyond devastated when they found out that the adults they trusted to look after their daughter on that camping trip, just left her body in her sleeping bag for EIGHT HOURS before contacting authorities, all the while just cleaning up the camp site, destroying valuable evidence. Just…wow.
I live just over an hour from Toronto Ontario and was in high school when Kristina went missing so to sit here and watch the closure to her death is such a relief. Genealogy is a true blessing for cold cases. ❤️
I grew up in Mississauga and was in my early teens when this case was big news for a long time given the age of the victim and then the botching of the case by the police department.I have never forgot that case,and I’m glad the killer was finally found.Her parents can finally know the who behind their child’s death.
Wow it’s incredible after all that time the people can be found and even down to a name too.The last one was a bit of a shock for the police I bet though..Great one again EWU..You always give us the best 🥰
We told our daughter to never open the door when she´s alone, doesn´t matter who´s there, not even for neighbours or police. When we moved to our house, first thing our neighbour told us was that he would babysit for us if we wanted and had no one to look after the kids. That was maybe a week after we moved here. Yes this could be a kind gesture, but this rang every alarm bell with me. I would never make such an offer to people that I barely even know, to this day I´m very cautious of him and I told our kids as well. It´s kind of hard to raise your kids not to distrust anyone, but I´ll sure better be safe than sorry...
As someone who was left with people that abused (physical, verbal and sexual) me while my parents were away, I applaud you for trusting your instincts and protecting your child. My parents trusted the people who looked after me and did all that, to the point where even baby me (age 5 or 6) did not have the guts to call them out. I’m glad you protected your daughter from something like that (yes, it’s not 100% certain he would’ve done that but it’s not unheard of either).
your saying a 9 year old is not old enough to meet her father in prison but old enough to stay hime alone? thats messed up man.. no one leaves a 9 year old home alone!
Sometimes the police torture makes you confess. They put so much pressure on you that you have a mental breakdown. That, and they drill you hard enough until you start thinking that you might have done it. It's using psychology to get confessions. Edit: Also to mention: people confess to gain notoriety. A lot of serial killers do that. They want their name to be known. It's a bit of an arrogance thing. Attention seekers.
I’m so grateful for DNA technology to help solve these mystery cases and expose the murderers.🤗 Too bad many are dead before justice for the victims could be served.😤
The last time I went parking, there was some noise near the car. My date actually got out and went in search of the source. He picked up a branch for a weapon. We will never know what made the noise.
My aunt was murdered and never found right when I was born 38 years ago. I’ve been able to get some info from people that was around then and one women told me if I wanted to know what happen to come talk to her. I never got the chance. But I do now it was drug related and her and her friend knew to much about something and they both got killed.
Correct me if I am wrong, but in the 2nd case of Carla, it was said that her boyfriend described and seen the perpetrator, so how was he unable to identify him when he was first investigated as a suspect??
I wondered this too but if you search for Carla’s boyfriend speaks on trial - he explains that the killer kept his face above the car roof and just stuck his arm holding the pistol in his face, so he didn’t get a look at his face at all. Glad he was finally caught regardless!
Any chance covering Wirjo, the butcher of Banjarsari? You guys should read it. Wirjo commit a murder spree with sickle and parang. Many people believe that he had supernatural power. 40 days before committing his murder spree, he's fasting for 40 days. Not only that, the police car and ambulance that's supposed to go to Banjarsari to apprehend Wirjo have accidents so no one came to Banjarsari. Even after Wirjo hang himself after the massacre, his leg slightly move and scared the hell out of everyone present. Even in death, people fear him.
@@foogoose1439 No. This one killed around 20 people in a murder spree. Maybe you're talking about Ahmad Suradji, a witch doctor that killed 42 women and drink their saliva.
@@Crime-mysteries en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banjarsari_massacre This one is Wirjo, the butcher of Banjarsari, responsible for killing 20 people including his 4 years old son's friend and a 15 years old middle schooler. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmad_Suradji This one is Ahmad Suradji, the witch doctor/shaman that killed 42 women and drink their saliva.
Wait in the second case the boyfriend saw the killer clearly, he gave a clear description but didn't recognize him when he saw him?? The police must have showed the bf his pic atleast if he was in their suspect list.. Hmmmmm
@@lukelow007 he's talking about back in the day. How come QB BF couldn't recognize his face..and why didnt the cops show the bf the suspects to compare faces.
I remember hearing about Christine Jessup when she went missing and I'm not even from Canada... I was only 10 years old at the time... I'm glad they finally know who killed her after all these years. Hopefully her parents can get piece of mind knowing that this monster will never hurt another child and Hopefully Christine is resting in peace 🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
In the first case:16yo goes back home alone past 11.00pm from working at fun fair where there are 100s or people who could spot her as a potential prey... Come on parents! I’ve always told my children and gd children that I would pick them up anywhere at any time after dark when they went out. I would be there well before the end of their shift. Safety first. Always.
@@bjwaugh2857 same. Watching younger kids. Ppl act like it such a rare and just dumb witted thing to do. Where I’m from it’s not at all irregular to leave kids at home by themselves. Raised on “answer the door do no one”
Really? Apparently you did not grow up in the 80’s or 90’s. I was watching my 6 year old brother when i was 9. We came from a single parent home and i watched my brother after school until our mom got home from work. Usually about 2-3hrs. Never had a problem and i did that for years. Maybe parents need to teach their children how to be smart and responsible. But no, parents slap a tablet in front of their kid’s faces and no longer teach their kids any basic life skills because they are “too busy”. I do not want to hear that because i come from a single parent home and my parent worked full time( none if this welfare hand out bullshit) so “too busy” as an excuse is invalid. Its more like “too lazy” and there is way too much reliance on technology.
born in 85 and I got 3 kids under 10 years old that I would NEVER leave home alone.. The kids don’t have to answer the door for someone to come in or know that they’re alone But just knowing that the window of opportunity for a child to be harmed/kidnapped when they’re home alone multiplies 1000% should be enough to never want them home alone..for every success story one of you has I bet there are 3 with not so great outcomes “I did it so it’s ok” Tell that to the first kid in this video Great speech about technology tho
@@donrowe8022 grew up in the 60s...but we also never wore seat belts, rode in the back of a pickup, played with pretend guns, ran the neighborhood until the streetlights came on and drank from the water hose..things you kids would never think of doing
I REMEMBER THIS GS CASE! We talked about this and we always don't allow girls to be in a tent alone. This was s scary story, I was a GS between 1986 to 1991. I am glad the case was solved!
I lock my house the second I walk in or out, but my car…. I can’t remember to lock to save my life. I have a toddler and I rarely get any “extra time” to sit in my car without just getting in and going.
If your woofy is barking in an odd way, just dont dismiss a minute or two to check out WHY the dog is barking. So good to hear some people are finally finding out about their loved ones, just a shame many have passed as well as the offenders. Thanks for great updates. Listening from West Australia.
I hope all of the bereaved families managed to get some closure, when the cases involving their loved ones were finally solved. ... Incidentally, the lady who is narrating the cases, has done a wonderful and professional job in conveying the stories to us. Thank you from The UK. xx
14:26 this is extremely frustrating. Rodney, who was there when Carla was taken, said he saw the killer. He gave a clear description and knew what the man looked like, and supposedly should have been able to identify him if he was put in a line-up. McCurley was a suspect early on in the case - was identified to have had bought bullets matching the magazine found in the parking lot, and when asked to see his gun, couldn't produce the weapon for the police because it had been conveniently "stolen." He never reported the stolen property because he had a criminal record, but that just makes him look more suspicious. No one could vouch for his alibi. The police had the right suspect from the get-go, but had "inconclusive evidence"? He was suspicious. He had bullets matching what was found on the crime scene. His weapon was missing. His story couldn't be verified by anyone else, and he didn't have an alibi for the night Carla went missing. Rodney should have been able to recognize him. How the hell did he get away with this for so long?
I wish the family sued the camp for disturbing evidence and failing to immediately report the death. How thick do you have to be to think “oh this 16 year old just randomly died… must be due to natural causes! Anyway let’s pack everything up and then we’ll let the cops know.”
Thank-you very much for these great updates. I grew up north of Toronto, Ontario - I had no idea that Guy Paul Morin was acquitted ! (sorry if I misspelled his name) At least finally someone has paid.
I am so excited they uploaded a video i watch alllll thier videos!!!! I will all always be part of the EWU crew!
Well said Mrs 👍🏴
I always thought it was Evil Crew 😄
For reals lol 😆
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I honestly hate that part
The only bad thing about solving a cold case is when you find out the killer has died of old age etc .
Yeah cuz it’s like they got away with murder
@@aspensky5 Correct nothing worse than No Justice for victim or family.
That's why "Hell" can be an attractive concept.
@@oystersoup3434 100 % correct..
At least there’s some closure
I am so happy to see you covered Christine's case... that is one that has always been close to my heart.. my grandfather was one of the last people reported to see her alive... I have known this case my whole life growing up in Georgina, 10 mins from the Jessop home... she is buried 5 rows ahead of my grandparents... Its always extra hard when I go there, I always stop and pay my respects to Christine ❤❤
Howdy old-times neighbour. SDHS Class of 94 reporting in.
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You have. Kind ♥️ heart
@@azjentertainment7206 ?
Cool story
I'm no parent but I would think taking your 9-year-old girl to prison to see her Father is safer than leaving her home alone vulnerable and not much life knowledge. Way too young to be left alone!
Yeah or they could of at least asked their neighbors or someone they knew to watch her.
@@villaindeku3457 I live in this area and lived 5 miles from the house. Times were different then,children were more independent and kids WERE watched by everyone in the neighborhood. That is what made this so scary,everyone knew everyone and Christine disappeared off the main corner of a close nit town and nobody seen a thing. As a child growing up in the country we were only expected to be home for dinner and home before dark,that all changed after Christine disappeared
I'm no parent but I would think talking your 9 - years old to prison to see her father is safer than leaving her home alone vulnerable and not much life knowledge. Way too young to be left alone!
I was always left at home alone at 9 what?
I AM a parent, and I agree. My son will be 13 next month. I only leave him for very short periods, and only occasionally, at this point. And I STILL feel nervous leaving him, especially at night.
**BUT**
This happened in 1984. Times were different then. Hindsight is always 20/20. I'm sure Christine's mother will always regret leaving her little girl-how could she not?? But unfortunately, nothing anyone does or says now, can change what happened. And victim-shaming/victim-blaming is never cool. That family has been devastated enough. Let's all just pray/hope that her family has found some closure, and some peace.
RIP Christine. Sleep peacefully, sweet little Angel.
A 16 year old doesn't just "die from natural causes" during camping unless something went horribly wrong or they had a chronic health condition. Either way, emergency services should be contacted immediately... That was so much negligence. :(
honestly, when they said that the camp leaders told the other girlscout to pack their belongings and that they started to clean up I was expecting it to be one of the camp leaders
What did they plan to do? Haul her to town themselves?
I think by, 'natural causes', they could have meant hypothermia or exposure. Still doesn't really explain why they didn't call emergency services or send someone back to town.
Could have been an aneurysm. When I was about 18, a former classmate's younger brother (14-15) went camping with friends. He died very suddenly in their tent, no previous knownedocal conditions or anything 😔
no one has long or short life span people can die of natural causes at ANY age its been proven dont even have to have a health condition
Teach your children to NEVER open the door.
Very first rule in my house👿 I don't care if it is cops I tell them. Never open that door. I also tell them to stay away from windows.
@Stephanie Windler unfortunately some don't and some kids feel safe where they live or look through a window and see someone they know too. No matter what never opened that door 👿
I'm teaching my teen boys to lock the doors at night, they think I'm paranoid
I had watch a movie similar to this... The culprit is a family friend and a cop... So ull never know hu u trust..
@@sandrapadua2632 the thing is when it comes to you kids you don’t trust nobody . It’s better to paranoid and have nothing happen then have something happen and say I could have or should have done this differently
So a 9 year old isn’t old or mature enough to visit her father in prison, yet is deemed old enough to be left home alone??? Come on now
Yes I was thinking about that too , I know it’s was not the Mother’s fault that her wee lassie was murdered but come on now, who leaves a child alone especially at her age , surely the Mother would know if I leave my wee lassie alone then something bad might happen to her , All she had to do was get a Neighbor to watch her or just tell the wee lassie “ YOU ARE COMING WITH ME BECAUSE I AM YOUR MOTHER & ITS NOT SAFE TO LEAVE YOU ALONE “ honestly I can’t understand how anyone can hurt a woman or especially a child, I believe if someone kills a child then it’s a Automatic DEATH SENTENCE..👍🏴
Yes, my thoughts also, it was carelessness
Exactly! I said the same thing! Like she’s only 9!! I can’t stand when children go missing and the reason being is because the parents intentionally left them alone for whatever reason. Parents need to be questioned by police in these situations. These disappearances are definitely avoidable! I feel sad for the little girl.
Different times I was walking to and from school with my friends and eating lunch at home by myself when I was 6 in the early 80's. Believe it or not it was normal back then
@@tonymoretti2347 that’s crazy to me. I completely understand that it was a different time back then but never the less, seems rather careless to me
Here's the problem with TH-cam: forcing people to avoid the use of the word "rape", it becomes reported as nothing more than an assault to YT viewers when, in fact, rape is a great deal more horrendous and causes lifelong damage to the survivor, _if_ they survive. Assault, by definition respective of law, is any form of attack on a living thing, be it human or otherwise. In the cases of attack on inanimate objects, it is stated as being defacement, vandalism or destruction. If you angrily cuss someone out, demean them or simply scream at them in anger, by law, it is an assault. Battery is causing bodily harm or injury and is almost always combined with assault. Rape, or the watered-down version "sexual assault" which includes "molestation", is far more egregious. It isn't a joke, it isn't simply an assault, it is a horrific and villainous act of violation of another for the point of exerting absolute dominance over another in the most brutal and devastating manner imaginable. TH-cam, in their silent demand to "soften" rape and murder by those direct terms is, essentially, denying the truth and reality of what it is and the horror of such acts. People who demand that YT make such in turn demands are the very same people who deny their involvement, passively or actively, in the continued diminutive percentage of rape survivors reporting and following through with formal charges against their rapist. _That_ is more than mere censorship, _that_ is a denial of the problem and only serves to diminish the justice that needs be served sooner than later. It follows these two statements made by others but wholly relevant to what I'm stating: silence is death; all it takes for evil to triumph is for good [people] to do nothing. For those who are wont to look at this comment and state "TL;DR", life and reality don't give a damn about your inability to have an attention span longer than a gnat's fart. Your "TL;DR" attitude is as equally destructive to the world as pollution, ignorance and hate.
@Jennifer Collins You're very welcome. My job is as an advocate for survivors of domestic violence, rape and sex trafficking. I am also a survivor of domestic violence and rape. I keep finding social media formats, which includes TH-cam, to downplay direct language regarding and direct conversation of these topics. It's also clear that companies that advertise on social media don't like direct speech, specific and unambiguous language or discussion of topics which are very real to people and which need to be addressed. I'm not clear why they want that, I'm just clear that we don't need to live in the shadows of obfuscation any longer.
@@gabriellashimone6546 Your statements are very informative. I was not aware of the full definition of assault. Thank you.
As a guy who had been sexually abused when I was a kid, it also felt that the word 'assault' was being thrown around too casually; it made me question the degree to which I still feel, live with this pain. It made me feel like as if I had dramaticized the whole 'incident', and whether it had all been in my head, or if I had been inadvertently hurting myself all this time (nearly 2 decades) instead of an actual wound which had happened. I felt guilty for the pain, if this makes any sense. Thanks for bringing this up.
@@stranger2two I hope you are getting help in dealing with that past. I found that for me, nothing I could do on my own ever really addressed it. It's up to you how you want to deal with it but everything you're saying is exactly how I felt and occasionally still feel when things are going poorly. I am immeasurably grateful for my therapist. She's helped me a lot and continues to. We are not alone and there is help.
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It disgusts me McCurley saying he was “ saving “ Karla from her boyfriend. Was he still saving her for 36 hours and by giving her morphine??!! Such BS.
I’m from Huntsville, Alabama. I’ve never heard the case covered on any other channel about Christopher. Love this channel!
Same!
It hurt me too
@@diaryofarealmom3264 girl there are just some things u should not say lmao🤦♀️
@Witty Witty what helpless situation. So,what gives him the right to kill her?
McCurley fails to explain how his DNA got onto her bra.
As August 24th, 2021, Glen McCurley changed his plea to guilty and was sentenced to life in prison. Rodney (the boyfriend) stated he still feels guilt for not being able to save her, feeling as though he let her father down. Glad to see Glen will live his old ages in prison…
Thank you! Was wondering if there was an update. 👍🏻
i feel bad for rodney, he was right there and he could maybe have done something if he knew the gun was empty sooner but its not his fault.
@@Parasiteve Well, the gun had one bullet in it cause he did shoot it once. It was just only one bullet.
Sounds like a nice punishment
McCurley was a suspect during the initial investigation. The girl's boyfriend Rodney had a good look at him during the incident and gave the police a clear description (that's what the video said). So why didn't the police ask Rodney if McCurley was the guy?
*You can't even say the word: "suicide" without having it censored/bleeped out by youtube's filtering-algorithms?...
(This world is insane)--
it's not youtube beeping out the word. They have to edit it this way to be able to monetize the video.
@@Operngeist1 Ahh; makes a little-more-sense [i think?]--
(I'm live in the Dark-Ages as to how all of this stuff really works... i *think i understand a little-better thanks to your reply,...)
Buhhh'utt: Why do they have to obligatorily-censor [what can be considered] 'plain' / 'regular'/ 'standard' / 'benign' words of the English-language, in-order Not to be demonetized?
Why would ANY of these plain-words, of non-threatening/'regular'-usage, need to be censored?
*Why would demonetization be threatened or applied for using regular words of language in their 'proper'-context?
(I could imagine certain terms, such as: "call to jihad", "terrorist planning", "graphic death scene"; ...and a million other such things being sought-for/screened and red-flagged...
*But taking the money/profits from a channel simply for using words and phrases like: 'suicide', 'murdered', 'sexually-assaulted" and similar things; NOT in any sort of controversial-manner; in proper, matter-of-fact reporting contexts, about things which are public-knowledge...)
*THAT, I JUST CANNOT UNDERSTAND*
*(but maybe there is someone reading this that knows the answer?/can supply the rationale here?... can educate me?-- That would be apprecaited.)
*(Thanks for the note/info-tidbit, by the way--)
-Hance
Same thing I thought. 🎯🙄
@@Operngeist1 because of the censorship.
@@cosmiqshy8941 Hahhh!, precisely....
(They didn't get it---)
the killers often help in the search for the victims.
That is a true fact and very uncomfortable when think about. They are looking to be caught or like the attention of what they have done.
There was a case here in the UK two school girls were murdered and the killer helped with the search when they were thought to be missing he even spoke to the national news crew in fact it was that that got him caught because the interview thought his body language was off he turned out to work at the school his wife was the girl's teacher she was also involved it's called the Soham murders if you want to look up the case very sad and one of uks most horrible crimes
That is what we should look for in everyone.
Behavioral observation is one of the oldest tools for psychological research on human behavior. Researchers either visit people in their natural surroundings (field study) or invite individuals or groups to the laboratory. Observations in the field have several benefits.
@@jamesboston8131 they also like to keep track of how far along the case is and if they have any suspects, etc. Im guessing its to know if they are one of them.
@@trujillo71921 It is sad to have to have these kinda of rules to be safe in life. It would be a perfect world if these things never happen. It is just life unfortunately.
If the family dog barks: listen & honor their report.
Exactly!
100% agree !
I always say good job as it's natural for them to alert their pack of anyone or anything approaching. They're really mans best friend
Yes! That's exactly what I was thinking LOL. I even turned around atted my dogs who are in bed with me. I ALWAYS check when rhey bark! Its their job as far as they're concerned!! 😟 Pardon the bad grammar.
@@toddcooper7012 I've been cranky & responded 'it's just the wind' as I've opened the door to check. Only to see the large, pricey, canvas, cafe umbrella blowing away. Had to eat my words & apologize that time; after I safely stored the runner!
My doggo is my companion, navigator, and security!
*Timestamps*
1:06 - Christine Jessop
9:52 - Carla jan Walker
19:29 - Fawn Cox
24:39 - Margaret "Peggy" Beck
31:35 - Christopher Alvin Dailey
Thank you
I can't wrap my head around the fact that the camp counsellors waited 8 HOURS until contacting police... why would you do that? wait 8 hours with a dead body in your possession, this girl was obviously way to young for it to be normal for her to die without being killed
i guess since it was 1956, they had no phones and were probably in an area where there was no way to call the authorities until they drive to a town or city
@@QuillOfTheIsles2199 it was a scout camp with kids, be it ph or radio they would have communication for emergencies at minimum.
i understand why jason vorhees exists now
It's idiotic. She died and they packed up then called the police. What the hell?
Yeah, and that means they waited at least 8 hours before contacting the familly too. They should be charged with negligence.
I knew Fawn Cox in real life. She was a co-worker at Worlds of Fun. The day after her murder we were all like "Where's Fawn?" She was never late for work and never called off. I found out the day after that what had happened. The costuming area was eerily quiet that day. I am glad the family finally got the answers they looked for so long and so relentlessly.
How old are you..?
So how old are you now?
@@desertrose3511 I am middle aged. That's all I'll say on a public space like this.
Sure you did Im also Michael Jackson's brother and Hitler's grandgrand child
@@ardaoguzhan8181 Your belief isn't required and your sarcasm isn't helping you any.
RE: the first story.
When we say we want you to solve the case. We don't mean "get a conviction any way you can even if you have to have tunnel vision and pin it on someone". We mean to actually find the perpetrator and hold them responsible. 🤔
Poor Guy Paul Morin
The police were real sloppy with this my grandpa was questioned in her death and the way they went about it was disgusting
I have read some of the court papers its ridiculous
Re: the first story. When we want you to solve the case. We don't mean get a conviction any way you can even if you have to have tunnel vision and pin it on someone we mean to actually find it pertour and hold them responsible
Police do this all the time so many innocent ppl are in prison
"His family hasn't seen or heard from him since he went to Las Vegas"
Yeah, he's probably dead.
Why didn’t they report him missing?
Live in Vegas, can confirm.
His family hasn't seen or heard from him since he went to Las Vegas yeah, hes probably dead.
That or he killed her, panicked, lied to his family, left to somewhere and changed his name
My mom was friends with Christine when they were kids, when she told me about her case a few months ago it broke my heart to see that not many people were covering her case, it made me happy when this video came up in my feed.
Wait really??
Proof?
It's amazing that things like skin cells under the nails and semen where collected and kept as evidence so many years before even the idea of DNA sequencing was even thought of! Just goes to show never give up hope.
I was thinking the same thing. Like what gave them the idea that its useful evidence? Im guessing the same way how brains on a wall is evidence to see where the gun was shot or the use of collecting animal hair as evidence to see where they could be. The skin cells are most likely kept because it shows that she was fighting. Or maybe they believe the future can use it because you can grow cells and see them under a microscope? Do they even know that you can grow them? Wonder what other things could be used as evidence that hasn't been discovered yet.
@Witty Witty what is wrong with you?
DNA sequencing was thought of and had been developed from the 1950s or so. I think the idea of it being a major tool in police investigations was well assumed for the future. We just had to invent faster, more reliable, and cheaper methods.
@@elephantulus You should watch code of a killer it covers the discovery of DNA by a uk scientist and the first murder case t was used in which was also in the uk.
the first time DNA evidence was used to convict a killer (in the US) was in 1987. DNA ‘fingerprinting’ has been around for a bit before then but was never used for the application of perpetrator identification. a lot of people don’t realize that the type of dna analysis that is used for forensic cases is very different than dna analysis used for other purposes.
This is why I lock my doors, even when I'm just getting something from the car. I once was sitting in my car while on break at my work, and someone mistook my car for the one they'd come in and got into my backseat before realizing it was the wrong car. It hit me that anyone could just jump in and next time it won't be an honest mistake so now the doors are locked. Always.
ive always locked my doors because of things like this. i know back in the day people wouldn't lock their cars or homes because it was a slightly friendlier time, people used to live in culdesacks and everyone in those culdesacks become friends, almost family, so they leave their doors unlocked because of it. but i always lock my car doors lol, im afraid ill fall out onto the highway so i think ill be locking it if im just sitting in there.
I accidentally got into the wrong car in a supermarket parking lot once because it was unlocked, same make and model and color as my car. I got as far as attempting to put the key in the ignition and realized the interior was way too clean to be my car! I got out so quick and felt really embarrassed and hopes nobody saw me make that huge mistake.
@@tigercomet23 I did the same thing lol..hey shit happens but to think if someone was in the car that be crazy..
@skygardener7849 I have the same question. The killer was even a suspect during the initial investigation. Rodney could've identified him!
I tried to enter the wrong car before ,it looked just like mine.
The fact that you had to censor a word that shouldn't have to be censored says a lot about TH-cam these days. I understand that it's a "trigger" for some people but this is about cold cases and they chose to watch it knowing that. Cold cases and crime in general can be "triggering." That much is obvious.
lol it's not about the word being a trigger for people, it's because just saying the word makes the video not ad-friendly. It has nothing to do with the people watching it, it's because of youtube policies. It says a lot about youtube these days but not in the way you think it does
Maybe being demonetized
@1701gijoe Ad revenue.
L00
@@hannibalchow8492 your right ppl are like that but you are sounding pretty incel-ish calm down homie. Also it's the advertisers, not people on TH-cam or TH-cam itself it's the advertisers that are scared it will offend people so they won't put their commercial on it. Nevertheless just breathe man it will be okay
they waited how long to report the body? Whether the girl passed in her sleep or not that’s still a BODY???
right? did they just like, pick her dead body up and let her chill for 8 hours before finally being like huh what do we do now?
I am still a little dumbfounded by the first case. The mother left a nine-year-old alone in her house for many hours. Why couldn't the kid stay with a friend or relative?
@@meumnomen seriously.. I see a lot of people commenting saying “well, I was left alone at 9”
Yeah but that doesn’t mean you should have been.
Yeah I agree. Nine year olds are not old enough to be left alone. They should've either left her with relatives or taken her with them. Its dangerous both now and then for children to be left alone especially when their parents are out of town.
Because it was considered normal back then
@@shamirquinones8607 adults are harmed in similar ways
50 years from now people will indict us because of the mental harm we've done to kids who rarely get to go outside or meet people
Things change
Imagine being a parent of these victims and not having justice for their child in so long. Damn , I can't imagine the pain and agony they went through seeking for justice
It always boggles me in such cases that they keep emphasising that they don’t know the reason the criminal committed his crime when they actually kidnapped, sexually assaulted and killed a child. It’s not rocket science really. They r just sick and twisted people who have pleasure in committing such crimes. That’s enough reason by itself.
for fucjing real
I'm thinking the same thing rn. He kidnapped a child and did something horrible to her for his own pleasure. It's obvious why he did it... the only question is whether he targeted her specifically because she was a child, or if he was just looking for someone vulnerable and weak. But his motive? That's clear as day.
I thought they said that only for #1? And it was the one where I was wondering what the movie was because it wasn't obvious. And the killer chose not to reveal it. But I'm guessing it's over something trivial.
The first case proves what I've always thought about cops. They look for information that supports what they think or what they want to have happened and to hell with what proves actually happened.
Don’t lump millions of humans into one group in your thinking. It never works. Saying “all cops are .....” is just as stupid as saying “all Asians are .......” or “all black people are ....”. None of that works. Don’t think so generally, have some nuance, you sound like a simple minded fool.
@@jasonmoore7223 Where im my statement did I say "all cops"? There is 0.1% of cops that don't.
@@jasonmoore7223 I understand what you’re saying but you can’t really compare generalizing an entire race to generalizing a career.. no one chooses their race and can’t stop being that race but people choose their careers and can stop working in that career.
My step-father was a homicide detective for 17 years. He told me that's exactly what they do, that they KNOW the "scum" (people they arrest) are guilty and will do whatever it takes to make sure they're convicted, even if that means lying or tampering with evidence.
Good cops bad cops
Good doctors bad doctors
There is no generalization in any case at all 🤷🏻♂️
that beep really freaked me out😭😂😂😂
yeah why is it censored?
@@sonofthanos5663 youtube will demonatize a video if it has certain words in it like: rape, suicide, etc.....
Me too omg 😂
@@jasontodd8071 lol youtube censorship is worse than the commie one and i loved during USSR
So let me get this right, Hoover died due to a “BEEP”? Wow, are beeps really that dangerous? I had no idea🤔
😅🤣😂
Yeah, that's insane. What could possibly be so horrific to report about his death, especially when he committed the worst crime of all, taking the life of an innocent child? An innocent man was convicted and people suffered with the loss for years. His life and death deserves no secrecy.
He died by suicide.
LOL, even my dog is laughing.
Must beware of the beeps
I like how in the Peggy case the leaders were like “oh she died let’s clean up the campsite then call the police”. Like wow
I know right I know it was a long time ago but it seems like they should have called law enforcement even if they thought it was natural causes.
A lot of these cases are cold because police either neglected to take the case seriously in the most important time or neglected it all together. Either way it was the polices' incompetence that let these killers get away.
They were smart enough to collect semen long before they knew it could solve a crime.
@@loopthetube 🥴
Well you go solve the cases then. I see your not angry at the killers
You seem to be more angry at the law rather than the actual murderers.
Give me a break budy, what are you an antifa member?
This is BY FAR one of the best channels on youtube.
Poor rodney, i cannot imagine the trauma, guilt and blame he went through.
I'm confused about Carla's case. If her boyfriend Rodney had seen and was able to give a full description of the man who kidnapped her, why wasn't he just brought in to identify McCurley when he was first suspected? Why didn't they just do a lineup and have him identify the guy?
because he didn't gave a full description. only details, most of cloths related, you need to describe the person's face with accuracy for this kind of thing, a lot of people have those kind of descriptions, white man, tall, blue eyes, white hair...
@@Korjak I understand, but why couldn't Rodney come into the police station in person, point at the guy he saw that night, and say "that's him"? Why did they have to work off only his verbal description when he was still alive?
Late response but in another video on this case it's stated that Rodney didn't really get a good look at him, McCurley was standing close to the car so his upper body was hidden above the roofline of the car. He didn't get a very good look at him and before he passed out all he saw was Carla being taken away and the back of McCurley. McCurley also didn't fire the gun, it misfired three times before he ultimately pistol whipped Rodney and that's when the magazine fell out and onto the ground, Carla also didn't fall out of the car but was hanging down from the seat with her head near the ground. Not sure how these details got messed up as I'm pretty sure it was another EWU video i watched that went more in depth on the case
@@superjive8282 thank you! I had the same questions as the OP and have been leaving the same comment here in other threads lol
@@Korjak This makes me wonder if they even had him work with a sketch artist.
I remember when this channel used to be about exploring abandoned places. It's crazy how many subs ya'll got now.
Yeah I loved the videos of the dad and daughter sad they don't do that anymore
Did they sell the channel?
@@EsTuTiaSam Huh I didn't think people did that o.o
This is so sad I watched a video with Rodney talking about Karla and he was still cut up about the whole thing its so awful that McCurly couldn't just admit it and had to put the blame back on rodney
Do you have the link?
3 out of 5 cases had the same motiv and that would be a sexual assult
(of underage girls ) - it's just ,....🤬 telling us a lot
these men are sick.. smh 💔
Yeah, it tells us that something is wrong with the men in our society today!
@@DollyPorterfan
96% of girls and woman get assaulted.
@@DollyPorterfan not today lmao...since ages
@@Silvia.Araujo including kids😔
I can't wait until we see the Delphi case in one of these solved vids!
I can’t believe they still haven’t caught the guy. Can’t wait for him to rot in prison
@@babe362 right?! Someone out there knows him and they need to come forward
I was thinking the exact same thing. That happened less than a hour from where I live. I watch Abby's sisters videos about the situation & it breaks my heart that it hasn't been solved yet. They have DNA why haven't they added it to the GED match yet
It will happen. sometimes justice works slowly.
Libby and Abby are some of the bravest teenagers, taping them , him . I wish the murderer is caught soon!
imagine being wrongly accused and convicted of first-degree murder. the pain of knowing your innocence and not being able to speak up.
So at 9 years old the girl was too young to visit her father in prison, but she wasn't too young to be left home alone?
Yes. A mature 9 year old is fine to leave home alone. Plus she was not killed by a stranger, he would have found another way
Those 2 things aren't in any way alike. At all.
I remember when I was younger, my parents put me in Girl Scouts in hopes that I'd "become girlier". The Troop Leader never ever wanted to take the troop camping in the woods or anything, because of Peggy's case, despite us living in a different area entirely. I didn't know the details of her tragedy back then, but it puts a lot of how she handled things into perspective. When we did "go camping" it was always in either the Troop Leader's backyard or in the backyard of one of the girls. My troopmates and I would never ever be allowed to go somewhere alone. On field trips, we had to stick to the Buddy System. If we did a night hike, we were supposed to hold hands with our buddies. I was a little shit that would fuck off and do what I wanted and I'd worry the Troop Leader sick, and I feel fucking awful for it, especially now. Poor Peggy, I hope she's resting easy now, and that her family is doing well.
New member of EWU Crew here, one of my favorite shows is Dateline, these videos are on the same editing, informational, and narration level as Dateline... seriously they could put this on TV and have a huge audience! So glad I found this channel
Much prefer this narrator! Thank you EWU crew ❤️
Right her voice is so soothing lol
I like them all
listening on february 16th, and the case of Caria Walker comes up. 47 years ago.......rest in peace.
That last guy only came forward so he could get meds in prison and live a "comfy" life till he dies.
that's what I was thinking
Apparently you have never talked to someone who has been in prison.
@@MiracleFound I have, what does that have to do with this particular person?
@@forlanzsake it has to do with any prison, it is not a comfy life and they rarely get meds in prison unless they are in the spotlight or have connected friends or relatives.
My niece Amber Gail Creek murderer was found after 17 years. Never lose hope for closure...
Yay! The sun's shining and melting the snow...and its 8°f here atm...thank you EWU CREW for all you do for us! Stay safe and warm all! Sending love from murray Kentucky
I am snowed in and freezing in Bowling Green. No sunshine here!
@@donnaboden4762 sun popped out today since almost a week...doubt hell come back to visit tomorrow lol
I can’t have enough of crime.
Too bad there's so much of it tho.
My grandfather was murdered back in 2003 and the case has been cold for years. I fear that the person who took him from me and my family is dead and gone and got away with it. 😞
Don't lose hope it's only been 18 years
I am so very sorry for your loss.💔
One thing’s for sure, the killer will not be able to escape the ultimate Judge.
Allah(SWT) will punish him dont worry. And if hes not dead then dont lose hope!
That's terrible
I will help you research
I want to know why Jon Benet Ramsey’s case is not solved yet. If they have dna I hope they’re using the new technology to bring justice to this little girl.
Exactly
I still think her brother accidentally killed her and the family covered it up
@@christurner87 I think it was no accident. In an interview with the family back then, he didn't make the impression of a child who lost their younger sibling. Much too composed and not sad at all. He was retelling his point of view like a report. And so not to lose both children, the parents rather covered it up.
I wish there were more people like the last person, only in the sense that they had remorse for what they had done and wished to offer what little peace a confession of such a crime can bring.
I am new sub .... While I was already subscribed to True Crime and Little Gremlin YT came up with EWU channel videos suggestions and since then I have been watching all your videos .... I am so glad I subscribed .... Well by the way I live in Greater Toronto Area !!! Christine's case is giving me chills 🥺😱
Welcome to the family love. I'm from Baton Rouge La. Name, "Jungle Joe" or "Joe Jungle".
I cant fathom why anyone would confess who didn't do it. In the 2nd story. People are insane.
For notoriety.
Or the police haven't let them sleep for days and they become suggestible/confused.
People confess to crimes for many reasons obviously because they have done it being one, pressure from cops, low intelligence. It has happened many times its nothing to do with being insane. Actually that is an answer of low intellect.
If you are interrogated for hours with no food you will confess to anything
Who the hell doesn’t call the authorities right away after finding an otherwise healthy teenager dead? Not only that, but to CLEAN UP the area around her! It’s amazing that there are actually people THAT stupid walking around on this planet. I’m surprised they’re able to put on their pants without help. I mean ffs. I’m sure her parents were beyond devastated when they found out that the adults they trusted to look after their daughter on that camping trip, just left her body in her sleeping bag for EIGHT HOURS before contacting authorities, all the while just cleaning up the camp site, destroying valuable evidence. Just…wow.
I live just over an hour from Toronto Ontario and was in high school when Kristina went missing so to sit here and watch the closure to her death is such a relief. Genealogy is a true blessing for cold cases. ❤️
I grew up in Mississauga and was in my early teens when this case was big news for a long time given the age of the victim and then the botching of the case by the police department.I have never forgot that case,and I’m glad the killer was finally found.Her parents can finally know the who behind their child’s death.
Wow it’s incredible after all that time the people can be found and even down to a name too.The last one was a bit of a shock for the police I bet though..Great one again EWU..You always give us the best 🥰
You don’t leave a 9 year old home alone. They now have to live with that mistake
The word suicide should never be blurred on any platform
We told our daughter to never open the door when she´s alone, doesn´t matter who´s there, not even for neighbours or police. When we moved to our house, first thing our neighbour told us was that he would babysit for us if we wanted and had no one to look after the kids. That was maybe a week after we moved here. Yes this could be a kind gesture, but this rang every alarm bell with me. I would never make such an offer to people that I barely even know, to this day I´m very cautious of him and I told our kids as well. It´s kind of hard to raise your kids not to distrust anyone, but I´ll sure better be safe than sorry...
You definitely made the right call 👍🏾 !!!!
As someone who was left with people that abused (physical, verbal and sexual) me while my parents were away, I applaud you for trusting your instincts and protecting your child. My parents trusted the people who looked after me and did all that, to the point where even baby me (age 5 or 6) did not have the guts to call them out. I’m glad you protected your daughter from something like that (yes, it’s not 100% certain he would’ve done that but it’s not unheard of either).
your saying a 9 year old is not old enough to meet her father in prison but old enough to stay hime alone? thats messed up man.. no one leaves a 9 year old home alone!
Why do people confess to a crime they haven’t committed?
I know i was thinking the same thing...lol...i have always woundered that
Sometimes the police torture makes you confess. They put so much pressure on you that you have a mental breakdown. That, and they drill you hard enough until you start thinking that you might have done it. It's using psychology to get confessions.
Edit: Also to mention: people confess to gain notoriety. A lot of serial killers do that. They want their name to be known. It's a bit of an arrogance thing. Attention seekers.
Why do people wear masks? Lol
@@tucker2074 because our society are nothing but cattle who always listen (never question)the dark shepherd
@@lyrastrseed3343 agreed
Today i woke up and watched an upload. Now ending the day watching another. Great stuff. Thanks guys!!
I’m so grateful for DNA technology to help solve these mystery cases and expose the murderers.🤗 Too bad many are dead before justice for the victims could be served.😤
So, in addition to being forbidden to say 'sexual assault' you can no longer say that someone took their own life? Huh.
Because of the ad revenue
Timestamps:
1) 1:06 - Christine Jessop
2) 9:53 - Carla Jan Walker
3) 19:28 - Fawn Cox
4) 24:40 - Margaret Peggy Beck
5) 31:36 - Christopher Alvin Dailey
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Loving Scotland from Ohio, USA.
Loving Scotland from Canada
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Its terrible what happens to an innocent man accused of terrible crimes, even though proven innocent, hes still scarred for life
And lots of people will continue thinking he’s guilty.
Dude, you guys are INCREDIBLE. I am addicted to this channel. Just wanted to let you know you have a huge fan in me!
Its good to hear justice served after so long. Hope the families can somehow find peace. Thanks for brining these new developments to light
The last time I went parking, there was some noise near the car. My date actually got out and went in search of the source. He picked up a branch for a weapon. We will never know what made the noise.
I bet your car doors were locked too. So scary that the QB bf didn't lock the doors and just watched her be dragged out...
@@SunnyDDs Oh, yes, the doors were locked. My father was an Army veteran, and did not go for leaving anything unsecured. Good training for life!
Thank you for all of your amazing work on these videos. Always interesting and in depth! Keep it up EWU!
It's great to hear more cold cases being solved. That being said, I would really like to know what happened to Jake Just.
My aunt was murdered and never found right when I was born 38 years ago. I’ve been able to get some info from people that was around then and one women told me if I wanted to know what happen to come talk to her. I never got the chance. But I do now it was drug related and her and her friend knew to much about something and they both got killed.
This is by far my favorite true crime channel
Correct me if I am wrong, but in the 2nd case of Carla, it was said that her boyfriend described and seen the perpetrator, so how was he unable to identify him when he was first investigated as a suspect??
We are taught not to stare at people. You probably couldn’t even full describe in great details someone you see every day
I wondered this too but if you search for Carla’s boyfriend speaks on trial - he explains that the killer kept his face above the car roof and just stuck his arm holding the pistol in his face, so he didn’t get a look at his face at all. Glad he was finally caught regardless!
@@RegineMLO you wouldn't recognise someone you see every day?
I see my co-workers everyday but to describe details that makes them standout no I wouldn’t be able to.
It was dark, and the boyfriend also suffered head trauma from being knocked out. He may have not gotten a good look, or had problems remembering.
Any chance covering Wirjo, the butcher of Banjarsari? You guys should read it. Wirjo commit a murder spree with sickle and parang. Many people believe that he had supernatural power. 40 days before committing his murder spree, he's fasting for 40 days. Not only that, the police car and ambulance that's supposed to go to Banjarsari to apprehend Wirjo have accidents so no one came to Banjarsari. Even after Wirjo hang himself after the massacre, his leg slightly move and scared the hell out of everyone present. Even in death, people fear him.
Parang is Machete in English.
Is he the one that required to kill 100 women?
@@foogoose1439
No. This one killed around 20 people in a murder spree. Maybe you're talking about Ahmad Suradji, a witch doctor that killed 42 women and drink their saliva.
@@cypherbrittainnethegodofsl4988 ant links for these two cases please x
@@Crime-mysteries en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banjarsari_massacre
This one is Wirjo, the butcher of Banjarsari, responsible for killing 20 people including his 4 years old son's friend and a 15 years old middle schooler.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmad_Suradji
This one is Ahmad Suradji, the witch doctor/shaman that killed 42 women and drink their saliva.
Wait in the second case the boyfriend saw the killer clearly, he gave a clear description but didn't recognize him when he saw him??
The police must have showed the bf his pic atleast if he was in their suspect list..
Hmmmmm
Maybe old age it's 40 plus years the face changed like wrinkles maybe it's hard for him to recognise maybe 🤷🏻♂️
@@lukelow007 he's talking about back in the day. How come QB BF couldn't recognize his face..and why didnt the cops show the bf the suspects to compare faces.
@@buffalochinarider9096 ahhh lol I thought he meant recently my bad 😅
I remember hearing about Christine Jessup when she went missing and I'm not even from Canada... I was only 10 years old at the time... I'm glad they finally know who killed her after all these years. Hopefully her parents can get piece of mind knowing that this monster will never hurt another child and Hopefully Christine is resting in peace 🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
In the first case:16yo goes back home alone past 11.00pm from working at fun fair where there are 100s or people who could spot her as a potential prey... Come on parents! I’ve always told my children and gd children that I would pick them up anywhere at any time after dark when they went out. I would be there well before the end of their shift. Safety first. Always.
In the first one, the cops REALLY stuffed up the original investigation... Blatant negligence..
🤬🤬 who leaves a goddamn 9 year old home alone..I swear they need to make people pass some kind of intelligence test in order to have kids
I was babysitting at 9
@@bjwaugh2857 same. Watching younger kids. Ppl act like it such a rare and just dumb witted thing to do. Where I’m from it’s not at all irregular to leave kids at home by themselves. Raised on “answer the door do no one”
Really? Apparently you did not grow up in the 80’s or 90’s. I was watching my 6 year old brother when i was 9. We came from a single parent home and i watched my brother after school until our mom got home from work. Usually about 2-3hrs. Never had a problem and i did that for years. Maybe parents need to teach their children how to be smart and responsible. But no, parents slap a tablet in front of their kid’s faces and no longer teach their kids any basic life skills because they are “too busy”. I do not want to hear that because i come from a single parent home and my parent worked full time( none if this welfare hand out bullshit) so “too busy” as an excuse is invalid. Its more like “too lazy” and there is way too much reliance on technology.
born in 85 and I got 3 kids under 10 years old that I would NEVER leave home alone..
The kids don’t have to answer the door for someone to come in or know that they’re alone
But just knowing that the window of opportunity for a child to be harmed/kidnapped when they’re home alone multiplies 1000% should be enough to never want them home alone..for every success story one of you has I bet there are 3 with not so great outcomes
“I did it so it’s ok”
Tell that to the first kid in this video
Great speech about technology tho
@@donrowe8022 grew up in the 60s...but we also never wore seat belts, rode in the back of a pickup, played with pretend guns, ran the neighborhood until the streetlights came on and drank from the water hose..things you kids would never think of doing
Best true crime channel!
I REMEMBER THIS GS CASE! We talked about this and we always don't allow girls to be in a tent alone. This was s scary story, I was a GS between 1986 to 1991. I am glad the case was solved!
“People rarely lock their cars when they are inside” WHO TF DONT LOCK THE CAR????
We never lock our car or house ever.
We here in the civilized world lock our cars when we get out of them.
I lock my house the second I walk in or out, but my car…. I can’t remember to lock to save my life. I have a toddler and I rarely get any “extra time” to sit in my car without just getting in and going.
@@tonyprice2256why not? Is there something wrong with you?
@@eeen4119 I don't live in a world dominated by fears. There is nothing in this world that i fear.
I love this woman's voice! I in fact love the whole EWU crew!
Oh man this is it. New Cases 🔥🔥🔥🔥
First and early! I have been waiting for this 💪🏾🤠
If your woofy is barking in an odd way, just dont dismiss a minute or two to check out WHY the dog is barking. So good to hear some people are finally finding out about their loved ones, just a shame many have passed as well as the offenders. Thanks for great updates. Listening from West Australia.
I hope all of the bereaved families managed to get some closure, when the cases involving their loved ones were finally solved. ... Incidentally, the lady who is narrating the cases, has done a wonderful and professional job in conveying the stories to us. Thank you from The UK. xx
I'm glad that some of these cold cases are finally getting solved and the families are finally getting answers so long awaited for.
Thank you for this channel and all your work 🥳
Im always waiting for your voice! I love hearing from your stories when its you!🤗 I hope to listen from you everytime you upload new videos.
14:26 this is extremely frustrating. Rodney, who was there when Carla was taken, said he saw the killer. He gave a clear description and knew what the man looked like, and supposedly should have been able to identify him if he was put in a line-up. McCurley was a suspect early on in the case - was identified to have had bought bullets matching the magazine found in the parking lot, and when asked to see his gun, couldn't produce the weapon for the police because it had been conveniently "stolen." He never reported the stolen property because he had a criminal record, but that just makes him look more suspicious. No one could vouch for his alibi.
The police had the right suspect from the get-go, but had "inconclusive evidence"?
He was suspicious. He had bullets matching what was found on the crime scene. His weapon was missing. His story couldn't be verified by anyone else, and he didn't have an alibi for the night Carla went missing. Rodney should have been able to recognize him. How the hell did he get away with this for so long?
I wish the family sued the camp for disturbing evidence and failing to immediately report the death. How thick do you have to be to think “oh this 16 year old just randomly died… must be due to natural causes! Anyway let’s pack everything up and then we’ll let the cops know.”
I love the new video!!! Its Great these cold cases are getting solved!!! I sure the families involved are so Grateful!! Thank you for all the updates.
Yaaaaas..another upload💥
Thank you for the newest upload! Hope you are all doing well. Take care 🙂
Same to you beautiful. 😘😘😘'es
Sweet! Thank you for taking my suggestion on the Christine Jessop/Guy Paul Morin case.
I'm happy they covered it to... this has been a close case to my family..
Thank-you very much for these great updates. I grew up north of Toronto, Ontario - I had no idea that Guy Paul Morin was acquitted ! (sorry if I misspelled his name) At least finally someone has paid.
Hello from Millbrook Ontario
M@@Rebecca-705 I
all of these disgusting killers go so long without being caught and then end up dying right before they finally do smh.