Absolute respect for the person who is doing this podcast. He is doing it to H E L P this case! So stop with any insults. As yourself this what have you done to help anyone & would you like to be criticized for. GOD BLESS THE ELLIS FAMILY!
You're talking about the other deaths, right? The mother and daughter that were killed, I think the mother taught Jason's son? Crystal Rogers and her father. I think Crystal's aunt was also murdered or something? Been a while since I've sifted through all of it.
The officer was killed. Then Crystal Rogers disappeared and was only a person or two removed from the officer's circle. Then her father was shot and killed mysteriously out in a field (he wouldn't stop investigating). I think there are even more events that are weird, just can't remember right now. But all of the people in this area suspect some kind of conspiracy is going on. It's almost regarded as common knowledge at this point.
One of my relatives still lives there. She speculates that a bad cop is responsible for it all. Additional details removed from comment because it may have been too personal.
So very well done. I'm not a big fan of podcasts, but I'm enjoying yours. Please know that the respect and compassion you convey towards the fallen officer is appreciated. My big brother was also shot in the Line of Duty, and the care expressed in speaking of Officer Ellis means more to his family, friends, and fellow LEOs means more than you know. Thank you. Subscribed.
You are a talented story teller. I've been obsessed with this sort of story and with the generally morbid since I was 11 or 12, and about 15 years later, your podcast is refreshing and entertaining--creepy even, and I NEVER say that.
Great podcast. I really like your intros and the background music. Thank you for keeping the memory of these people alive, you perform a great service IMO. Very sad case, I sure hope the family finds closure soon...
B Johnson don’t say that I lived there and was best friends with Jason’s son Hunter who had Down syndrome it doesn’t make Bardstown bad it just makes the person who killed Jason bad. Jason even came to my school and let us play in his police car
There certainly are a number of murders in Bardstown: LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Two Former Kentucky State Troopers have been hired to investigate a handful of unsolved crimes in Bardstown. Commissioner Rick Sanders says the retired troopers have been working for a couple months on cases that include the ambush killing of Bardstown Police Officer Jason Ellis in 2013, the murder of a mother and daughter, Kathy and Samantha Netherland, in their home, the disappearance of Crystal Rogers and the death of her father, Tommy Ballard, last year.
Really nice podcast! I'll definitely continue to listen. You should look into the connection of this case to Crystal Rogers disappearance and her father' subsequent murder. I think they're connected. I fell upon your podcast researching Jason Ellis/Crystal Rogers... can't wait to continue listening.
And the investigators thought it might be connected too. Listen to Nick Houck's interrogation where the investigators question Nick which officers he worked with on his previous shift. Nick conveniently forgets Jason all together. This technique of forgetting everything possibly relevant becomes Nick's MO the entire interrogation, no doubt, leading to his termination. Note both Jason and Tommy Ballard were ambushed with firearms.
super stoked to hear another one of these!.. keep up the good work man. I'd suggest you share them on creepy pasta on facebook. they host a lot of things similar to this. thanks again dude.
The podcast would be much, much better without the obscenely long pauses and moments of silence. They become so frustrating and unbearable when all the listener wants is the story to continue.
Sometimes the music disturbs my peace in hearing your great story telling.
Absolute respect for the person who is doing this podcast. He is doing it to H E L P this case! So stop with any insults. As yourself this what have you done to help anyone & would you like to be criticized for. GOD BLESS THE ELLIS FAMILY!
I live about 30 min down the road from Bardstown. We know this is part of some kind of web of interconnected events that will all come to light.
David Eagin Can you give any more info? I’ve been following this for awhile
You're talking about the other deaths, right? The mother and daughter that were killed, I think the mother taught Jason's son? Crystal Rogers and her father. I think Crystal's aunt was also murdered or something? Been a while since I've sifted through all of it.
The officer was killed. Then Crystal Rogers disappeared and was only a person or two removed from the officer's circle. Then her father was shot and killed mysteriously out in a field (he wouldn't stop investigating).
I think there are even more events that are weird, just can't remember right now. But all of the people in this area suspect some kind of conspiracy is going on. It's almost regarded as common knowledge at this point.
One of my relatives still lives there. She speculates that a bad cop is responsible for it all. Additional details removed from comment because it may have been too personal.
So very well done. I'm not a big fan of podcasts, but I'm enjoying yours. Please know that the respect and compassion you convey towards the fallen officer is appreciated. My big brother was also shot in the Line of Duty, and the care expressed in speaking of Officer Ellis means more to his family, friends, and fellow LEOs means more than you know. Thank you. Subscribed.
You are a talented story teller. I've been obsessed with this sort of story and with the generally morbid since I was 11 or 12, and about 15 years later, your podcast is refreshing and entertaining--creepy even, and I NEVER say that.
Great podcast. I really like your intros and the background music. Thank you for keeping the memory of these people alive, you perform a great service IMO. Very sad case, I sure hope the family finds closure soon...
Thx for the upload - I've been hanging out for another one of these!
I have to say you always do a very good professional job. :D
I love your podcast Michael. Your music choice is far out. Your writing and speaking are excellent. Addictive!
Excellent work! Thank you
Really enjoy your podcast. Thanks for putting the episodes on here.
Bardstown is a crooked little town. This was a professional hit. God bless his soul for trying to do the right thing in this filthy political town.
B Johnson don’t say that I lived there and was best friends with Jason’s son Hunter who had Down syndrome it doesn’t make Bardstown bad it just makes the person who killed Jason bad. Jason even came to my school and let us play in his police car
There certainly are a number of murders in Bardstown:
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Two Former Kentucky State Troopers have been hired to investigate a handful of unsolved crimes in Bardstown.
Commissioner Rick Sanders says the retired troopers have been working for a couple months on cases that include the ambush killing of Bardstown Police Officer Jason Ellis in 2013, the murder of a mother and daughter, Kathy and Samantha Netherland, in their home, the disappearance of Crystal Rogers and the death of her father, Tommy Ballard, last year.
Well, I mean, if you wanna call Nick Brooks a professional...
Intro way too long
Yep. just what I thought.
Really nice podcast! I'll definitely continue to listen. You should look into the connection of this case to Crystal Rogers disappearance and her father' subsequent murder. I think they're connected. I fell upon your podcast researching Jason Ellis/Crystal Rogers... can't wait to continue listening.
And the investigators thought it might be connected too. Listen to Nick Houck's interrogation where the investigators question Nick which officers he worked with on his previous shift. Nick conveniently forgets Jason all together. This technique of forgetting everything possibly relevant becomes Nick's MO the entire interrogation, no doubt, leading to his termination. Note both Jason and Tommy Ballard were ambushed with firearms.
This one made me cry. I hope the culprit is found...... haven't listened to 2 or Update yet.
That version of the Minstrel Boy was beautiful.
super stoked to hear another one of these!.. keep up the good work man. I'd suggest you share them on creepy pasta on facebook. they host a lot of things similar to this.
thanks again dude.
Im investigating this case with you guys. I need some coordinates
saw this on The Sinful Savent page took me here u have another follower
oh ...please lighten the sound over the music it sometimes overpowers ur voice :-)
I think you intro needs to be a little shorter.Great podcast though.
glad i wasnt the only one
Thanks to this comment I skipped ahead 😅
Police officer Jason Ellis. Crystal Rogers. Tommy Ballard. all with no arrests ?? something fishy in that town
Starts at 5:15. Long ass intro!
Doesn't it really start at 0:00 to 0:48 with the worst kind of 911 call and then resume at 4:00?
Real MVP
The podcast would be much, much better without the obscenely long pauses and moments of silence. They become so frustrating and unbearable when all the listener wants is the story to continue.
good stuff, intro music is sick
I increased the playback speed but the extreme pauses are still rediculous
Yeah... I really didn't know what I was doing for the first handful of episodes. Apologies!
@@unresolved Thx for your candid reply. I'm enjoying your recent content very much!! Great job researching. Subscribed!
Fantastic intro music on this.
I don’t think the loud ass intro was long enough. Could you add another couple minutes?
Hey, when you are sitting around a campfire, you don’t rush the storyteller.
Why is there so much music, seems a waste it is also loud and annoying..❤️
Chad Monroe said he “Knew Mike Clark personally”? Who is Mike Clark?
YT for the blind.
turn down the awful music please.....ruins your great podcasts
sounds like jason doesn't like to work.