@@blackvalio4060 Their souls aren’t innocent. Everyone is guilty of sin. Only Jesus is innocent. That’s why He was able to pay the punishment for us. But on Judgement Day, God will punish all sin. So I said that whoever did this horrible crime will be punished and those kids will be avenged
Yet another account of the police botching a case so horrendously they end up resorting to taking crazy people at their word and trying to bully randos into admitting they did it with no way to even do anything with the confessions
It is sad that sometimes police botch evidence but it’s hard work and more often then not they do the right thing. Just think about all the crimes that have been solved
@@spidermonkeynuts3851 think of all the times police have framed people for crimes they didn't commit or actively gone after certain groups of people out of ingrained prejudice. There are a lot of power abusers among cop ranks
drug related murders. the anger behind stabbing jane friedt so hard that the handle broke off. her brother was the one running drugs. the two shot were just witnesses caught up in the midst of madness. clemmonds i think fought back, so he got beat terribly. but i wasnt there so... poor mary anne
If that’s the case then jane’s brother would know who did it. Those kids died for no reason… they weren’t even involved they just worked at the restaurant.
This is a crazy story! It hits home for me because I worked in an Indiana Burger Chef in the early 80's. I remember hearing about the murders. I was just a teenager then myself. The one I worked at was about three hours from the one in your story. I was to young to have been working when the murders actually happened but I remember that just hearing the story, made my blood run cold. Still does. Crazy world we live in.
The cop who dismissed the possibility of the kids and manager being in danger should've been fired and never worked as an officer again. If children are missing, you take all possible dangers seriously and it's your top priority to find them.
I graduated with Jayne. She was funny, sweet, and kind. None of these kids deserved what happened. Since it’s been over 40 years, it is doubtful that this case will be solved. (And her name is pronounced free-t.)
Don't give up Cold cases are being solved hand over fist due to the ancestral DNA, also there is a machine they are using it us like a vacuum cleaner it can accumulate DNA from way down in fibers. I think alot of these cases will be solved in a few years
i never heard this story before but this brings back memories , my first job at age 16 was at Burger Chef , i could only stand it for about three months and quit lol
I lived two miles away from where the bodies were found. Whomever did it didn't know the area well because the lane they pulled down was actually a long driveway. The property owners are the ones who found the bodies. Our little community was pretty shakened by it.
When the police failed to do a thorough investigation the night of the crime, they truly failed all the victims and their families. How thick can one police department be ffs?!
Read a book about this case during lockdown, I think it really boils down to the private lives of the victims, they clearly were only all killed due to at least one of them recognising the perpetrators.
It is sad but the cops wouldn't have prevented their deaths. They had no idea of the nature of this. The kids were long gone and on their way to those woods.😞
The kids were killed that night. They were found by my 7th grade English teacher, Mrs. Hager & her husband. They were found about 2 miles down the road from the school...Center Grove middle school in Greenwood, Indiana. I worked at a Burger Chef when I was 15. Made $2.65/hr. Lol
I highly doubt hundreds of thousands of people suddenly believed that animated videos are inferior and stopped watching. Only snobs who think cartoons are for kids do that.
hate to break it you guys but they left buzzfeed so it’s officially super trash now. but they still make videos together on their channel “Watcher” so you can still get creepy content there
The fact that all three of the crime scenes was contaminated by LE, denied these great young people any hope of justice. Obviously there was a forth crime scene, the vehicle in which they were driven to their deaths. Of course Barney Fife and crew never found that vehicle. Honestly even with DNA evidence and confessions, I think a first year law student could win this case for their client. The saddest fact about this case, Jane was about to become the manager of her own store.
Your students will absolutely love it; however, parents will complain that it’s not part of the approved curriculum and proceed to sue your school district. You won’t be employed or employable as an educator for long.
@@trevormcclever9158 i don’t have a pic currently but there is a youtuber named Lamont at Large that has a video of him there. It was a few different businesses but now it’s abandoned. Nothing has been there in years.
The police did it. They forced the people with the worst backgrounds relative to the crime scene to “confess”. Because they’re with law enforcement, they can practically control what the accused or confessed men say seeing as they all had shady backgrounds and lived nearby. If the men don’t do as their told, their sentences get lengthened. The stories that went in circles were also very convenient because it blurred the obvious facts. Their adamance about the children being okay and allowing the scene to be cleared up also shows some corrupt-ability. I believe no one is dumb enough to make that mistake for any reason. The drugs also make sense because in the 70’s corrupt cops usually had a connection to drug cartels.
The two that were killed executioner style didn't resist the abductor(s) . The the ones that were killed by chain and knife tried to escape . Thats why they were found in deferent spots.
This reminds me of the “I can’t believe it’s yougurt” murders. Totally senseless, but in that case, the bodies were left on the store. Random acts are the hardest to solve. So heartbreaking 😢😢
General Foods sold Burger Chef to Imasco, owner of Hardee's in 1982. Most Burger Chef restaurants were converted to Hardee's restaurants. Imasco then sold Hardee's to CKE Restaurants, owner of Carl's Jr., in 1997. Hardee's is now the East Coast corporate sibling to West Coast hamburger restaurant chain Carl's Jr.
In my eyes, the only way to solve mysterious crimes like these is to go back in time and observe the event. Nobody is to interfere under any circumstances. Case closed.
You know, it might not be a bad theory that the cops were in on the crime. It would explain the careless situs towards the crime scene, and they would be the most able to tell the prisoner stuff only the police would know.
Something I have to point out. You make it sound like speedway is just a neighborhood in indianapolis. It's not it's a town that decided they they wouldn't become part of Indianapolis. There are actually four cities that said we will not be part of Indy. Lawrence, speedway, beach grove and Southport.
@@justindunlap1235 Canada has only had like 15 total mass shootings. The US has 2 or 3 A DAY and probably a few million by now LOL. CONservatives have destroyed Murica and it painfully obvious
@@BenLA5 Guns have always been very to easy to access in America, but these mass shootings and other violent crimes have only really became a regular occurrence recently. I feel like there's something in our society we have to address rather than blaming guns for everything. What is making people feel like they have to commit such atrocities.
@@joeysaim8654 it’s America’s obsession with killers and violence after an event everything is about it and the perpetrator they become celebrities almost and that’s a dream for lot of messed up mentally people
As an Indiana native, I can tell you right now the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police (which is who manages Indianapolis, Speedway, and a couple other neighboring cities) is pretty bad... Indianapolis is at an all-time crime high right now, and us natives like to joke it's turning into a Gary 2.0 of sorts... There's many complex issues as to why the police there are so bad, issues that would take paragraphs to explain so I won't do that here, but I only live about 40 minutes away from Indianapolis, and I find it amazing how our Police Department seems to be much better managed and run, and it's not even that far away...
Managing a city like Indianapolis is different than managing a town. I live in Indianapolis and yes there is a lot of crime, just like in most large cities in the USA, but I don't blame the police. I blame the criminal, the one doing the crime. Police officers are human, and unless they're committing crimes of their own I'd rather give them the benefit of the doubt since they put their lives on the line to keep us safe even while people like you try to criticize them. Many policemen have died for strangers, and even left family behind yet people today don't have an ounce of appreciation for them. It's just sad.
There was no such thing as IMPD when this happened, Marion County Sheriff and IPD were separate Police Depts at this time, and it happened in Speedway which is it's own town and has it's own police dept. This was Speedways case, and they are responsible for botching it.
The part about the guy shaving his beard off is a bit wrong. After wearing a beard for any length of time, your skin becomes pale and it's quite obvious that you cut it off. Any detective would know that.
I was just at this building five minutes ago . It's still up and you can even go inside because it's vacant. Would like to find the location they were taking to. Such a sad story.
A few hours away. Did you ever hear about the 4 teenage girls who killed a 12? Year old girl in Madison in 1992? At least one maybe 2 or 3 and maybe the victim were from New Albany.
In the UK years ago, an imprisoned child killer named Ronald Jebson led the police on a long run-around "helping" with the unsolved murders of two children. After (I think) over a year of this, he confessed to being the murderer all along. He did so for ego and personal gratification. Was this the kind of motivation Forrester would have had? His own confirmed crimes suggest he had an obsession with control...
i dont believe so i think he heard from an officer through his time in police stations and jails about the extra details and just wanted the fame of it all. i feel like its more likely that it was drug dealers or addicts taking over that area and thought the store was full of dealers as a ring was recently closed down from there, some people fought back and some died at that point all witnesses needed to die too and thats why some are further away stabbed and beaten and some seem to have stayed and been executed. its a cool theory though jebson deserved death for what he did sick sick man but this man got seen through like a window i dont believe he was as smart as jebson or as calculated, people who listened to his story all thought it was lies or he was just a liar himself.
How could the first guy know about the knife being stuck in the girl. Plus the shell casings. I believe that it was him and maybe he was Jeffrey from the second story
The USA policemen give me the impression they are usually too lazy to defuse a sticky situations so reach for their guns, and too dumb to investigating tough scenes.
I live right down the road from where they were found. That entire area is now a neighborhood subdivision with homes resting right on top of the very ground they were found.
Marks family was told that he ran into a tree when he was running away and choked on his own blood. If Jane hadnt taken another employee home a brother and sister both would have died instead of just a brother.
I remember back in HS & College days people said the burgers at BURGER CHEF were made out of people. As they went out of business in the 80s and early 90s they said people were killed to make burgers. LOL! Now I know why. No internet back then.
Druggies. Abductions. Some sort of scuffle? Revenge killings. I feel like the anger behind the stabbing is definitely important here. Maybe the beating was because he put up a fight. The two shot could’ve been witnesses or they could’ve also been initial targets. We’ll never know for sure because of the pure incompetence of the police initially, but I’ve shared what I believe.
Wow … I’m from Indianapolis, Indiana & speedway is only 15 mins away from me. I’ve never even heard of this story crazy! Because I was born in the 00’s Thank you for enlightening me
The incompetence of the cops who first arrived on the scene made me furious
Your tax dollars at work.
@@hardnewstakenharder yours too
First responder mistakes definitely have made guilty men/women go free. Clearly this is an example of this. Sleep well lazy cops! 😡
@@BigBuford80 I know right? I mean that’s your job, and you ended up having a bunch more of innocent young people get killed.
Just…
Just NO
With family in law enforcement their lack of professionalism is criminal.
This story really broke my heart those innocent souls never got justice
I wouldn't say their souls are innocent, but they will be avenged on Judgement Day
Pp
@@sudeepjoseph69 what?
@@blackvalio4060 Their souls aren’t innocent. Everyone is guilty of sin. Only Jesus is innocent. That’s why He was able to pay the punishment for us.
But on Judgement Day, God will punish all sin. So I said that whoever did this horrible crime will be punished and those kids will be avenged
@@sudeepjoseph69 bruh you need to tone down with the religion
Yet another account of the police botching a case so horrendously they end up resorting to taking crazy people at their word and trying to bully randos into admitting they did it with no way to even do anything with the confessions
It is sad that sometimes police botch evidence but it’s hard work and more often then not they do the right thing. Just think about all the crimes that have been solved
@@spidermonkeynuts3851 think of all the times police have framed people for crimes they didn't commit or actively gone after certain groups of people out of ingrained prejudice. There are a lot of power abusers among cop ranks
@@erikgilson1687 well we need them despite their flaws
Better than picking random people in town to black it on i mean blame it in
deez nuts
This channel is so much fun to listen to while doing school work.
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How do you concentrate on your school work while listening to this?
Sameeeee
Lol I’m doing it like RN lololloololololllololol
drug related murders. the anger behind stabbing jane friedt so hard that the handle broke off. her brother was the one running drugs. the two shot were just witnesses caught up in the midst of madness. clemmonds i think fought back, so he got beat terribly. but i wasnt there so... poor mary anne
A lot of deaths happen because they saw something.
EXACTLY!
If that’s the case then jane’s brother would know who did it. Those kids died for no reason… they weren’t even involved they just worked at the restaurant.
Flemmonds*
And who tf is marry anne?
This is a crazy story! It hits home for me because I worked in an Indiana Burger Chef in the early 80's. I remember hearing about the murders. I was just a teenager then myself. The one I worked at was about three hours from the one in your story. I was to young to have been working when the murders actually happened but I remember that just hearing the story, made my blood run cold. Still does. Crazy world we live in.
The way the cops didn't take it seriously... and people wonder why it's hard for us to have faith in police officers..
this was in the 70’s a lot has changed from over 50 years ago
That was like 5 decades ago mr.twitter
5 decades ago twitter warrior shut up.
@@carminomazza157 so what changed?
@@carminomazza157 lol not really.
This group of murders sounds so similar to the KFC massacre, just 10 years earlier. Its haunting
is that true?
Have you heard of Paul Dennis Reid? He killed 7 people in 3 restaurants in 1997.
He was the devil
Jeez these restaurants seem to have a thing for crimes
Maybe the same guy?
@@thatgirlwhousedtohavereall5549 I live down the street from the captain ds the people were killed at they have a memorial set up
Being an Indy native this story will always haunt this city !
I heard about this on Todd’s podcast first
Yes it will my son won't even sleep
I’m never going to Indiana
@@beaniecollection5152 I live 20 min away from speedway 😳
@@outside1005 same
The cop who dismissed the possibility of the kids and manager being in danger should've been fired and never worked as an officer again. If children are missing, you take all possible dangers seriously and it's your top priority to find them.
Yes, I will take time off your sentence for helping. You now have to serve only 85 years
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@Marcellus Cohen bots
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@@ineedabadbleep1557 little did u know, that man is also a bot
@@ineedabadbleep1557 not bots, I've used flixzone as well since I was in middle school
I graduated with Jayne. She was funny, sweet, and kind. None of these kids deserved what happened. Since it’s been over 40 years, it is doubtful that this case will be solved. (And her name is pronounced free-t.)
Her Brother is at fault.
Don't give up Cold cases are being solved hand over fist due to the ancestral DNA, also there is a machine they are using it us like a vacuum cleaner it can accumulate DNA from way down in fibers. I think alot of these cases will be solved in a few years
Thank you for telling us how to pronounce her last name. It had to be a shock to everyone who knew her.
i gotta stop watching these at night
I have to start watching these at night
@Pratik why
i never heard this story before but this brings back memories , my first job at age 16 was at Burger Chef , i could only stand it for about three months and quit lol
Why couldn’t you stand it? Lol
Is it actually a local restaurant called Burger Chef or Burger King
@@larrychilders6599 it was called Burger Chef, they went out of business here and Hardee’s took over all their locations
@@Libra6210 oh never knew them
I lived two miles away from where the bodies were found. Whomever did it didn't know the area well because the lane they pulled down was actually a long driveway. The property owners are the ones who found the bodies. Our little community was pretty shakened by it.
These videos are really "how incompetent have police been throughout history" I feel like I've said that before
I feel bad for the gf, at 13:23, she’s obviously in an abusive relationship, and paid with her life.
When the police failed to do a thorough investigation the night of the crime, they truly failed all the victims and their families. How thick can one police department be ffs?!
@@tanyabell-abercrombie3042 sounds like a cover up
Read a book about this case during lockdown, I think it really boils down to the private lives of the victims, they clearly were only all killed due to at least one of them recognising the perpetrators.
Was this the Julie Young book? I am currently reading it.
The Hash Slinging Slasher 😱
That’s exactly what I thought lol
Dang it! I was hoping nobody commented that lol
Where I hear that line before ??? 🤔🤔🤔
LOL
@Avalie i hope they do too
must be a crime of passion not just a robbery, bashing the guys face in like that and stabbing the girl through the heart.
A crime of passion - four people?
@@RadioDadJokes hey. Passion knows no bounds man.
@@RadioDadJokes no witnesses bro
Perhaps they mouthed off to the robber or tried to escape. Then robber or robbers got angered .
im absolutely disgusted by the cops who didn’t take this case seriously. maybe if they took it seriously those kids might’ve been alive right now :(
It is sad but the cops wouldn't have prevented their deaths. They had no idea of the nature of this. The kids were long gone and on their way to those woods.😞
The kids were killed that night. They were found by my 7th grade English teacher, Mrs. Hager & her husband. They were found about 2 miles down the road from the school...Center Grove middle school in Greenwood, Indiana. I worked at a Burger Chef when I was 15. Made $2.65/hr. Lol
Why does this channel not get millions of views any more it’s still a great awesome channel
I highly doubt hundreds of thousands of people suddenly believed that animated videos are inferior and stopped watching. Only snobs who think cartoons are for kids do that.
I think the algorithm also is not kind to animated content that is not kid-friendly.
Most of their views come from facebook i've noticed!
I hope Ryan and Shane make an episode about this
hate to break it you guys but they left buzzfeed so it’s officially super trash now. but they still make videos together on their channel “Watcher” so you can still get creepy content there
@@dani.marie3530 they’re back now :)
As someone who has a BA in forensic psychology. This channel is amazing.
Fun fact: the zodiac killer might well be someone's grandpa right now
My wfe is a cop. She always repeated " If every trial leads to suspect but he never been charged it must to be his wife or another cop"
The fact that all three of the crime scenes was contaminated by LE, denied these great young people any hope of justice.
Obviously there was a forth crime scene, the vehicle in which they were driven to their deaths. Of course Barney Fife and crew never found that vehicle.
Honestly even with DNA evidence and confessions, I think a first year law student could win this case for their client.
The saddest fact about this case, Jane was about to become the manager of her own store.
I can see Indiana isn't home to america's best and brightest. Cops were like "Eh, let's just not do our jobs".
Dang I grew up in that area (90s) and had never heard of this! Thanks for the info!
If I ever become a teacher I'm using this channel all the time
You to huh?
Your students will absolutely love it; however, parents will complain that it’s not part of the approved curriculum and proceed to sue your school district. You won’t be employed or employable as an educator for long.
@@courtney2410 bet you're fun at parties.
@@brunobucciarati834 you are right. He is an amazing party person.
@@brunobucciarati834 I bet you’re consistently left off the list.
Let us appreciate the fact that they posts brilliant content daily!
True
It’s not daily, it’s like 3 Times a day lol.
How about stop fishing for attention?
As I said they got the flash working with them because they are amazing
I think of this every time i’m in speedway and pass the building( which is every week). So sad.
Whats the place now? Could you post a photo of it?
@@trevormcclever9158 i don’t have a pic currently but there is a youtuber named Lamont at Large that has a video of him there. It was a few different businesses but now it’s abandoned. Nothing has been there in years.
Great explanation on this, I covered it briefly in my Burger Chef history video but not in this much detail. Keep up the good work!
The police did it.
They forced the people with the worst backgrounds relative to the crime scene to “confess”. Because they’re with law enforcement, they can practically control what the accused or confessed men say seeing as they all had shady backgrounds and lived nearby. If the men don’t do as their told, their sentences get lengthened. The stories that went in circles were also very convenient because it blurred the obvious facts. Their adamance about the children being okay and allowing the scene to be cleared up also shows some corrupt-ability. I believe no one is dumb enough to make that mistake for any reason. The drugs also make sense because in the 70’s corrupt cops usually had a connection to drug cartels.
Note: Police officers have access to guns ( it would help if they specified what type of gun it was) and chains.
Two shot one stabbed and one beaten to death? This is really a crazy crime
The two that were killed executioner style didn't resist the abductor(s) . The the ones that were killed by chain and knife tried to escape . Thats why they were found in deferent spots.
I feel like the gun jammed idk why but i feel like it did and they tried to run at that moment
@@ghettosuperstar.__9315 yes. That's the most plausible explanation.
Those police who botched the crime scene investigation should be in prison.
This reminds me of the “I can’t believe it’s yougurt” murders. Totally senseless, but in that case, the bodies were left on the store. Random acts are the hardest to solve. So heartbreaking 😢😢
In that one the killers set fire to the store
General Foods sold Burger Chef to Imasco, owner of Hardee's in 1982.
Most Burger Chef restaurants were converted to Hardee's restaurants.
Imasco then sold Hardee's to CKE Restaurants, owner of Carl's Jr., in 1997.
Hardee's is now the East Coast corporate sibling to West Coast hamburger restaurant chain Carl's Jr.
@Pratik It is related to the video because it explains the history of Burger Chef for those who have never heard
of the restaurant.
Ah, the 1970s. The golden age of things that don't need golden ages.
I remember seeing this on the news when I was 22. I lived in Virginia, but we got news from D.C.
Let's take a moment and appreciate how they make quality content daily👏👏
The Parcast podcast channel "Unsolved Murders" does a really comprehensive 2 part episode on this
This and the Adam Walsh episodes were my favorite
Is it a true crime podcast?
@@enoo9003 it is!
@@DANIxDANGER awesome I’ve been looking for 1
I like parcast tho
There used to be a Burger Chef in the town where I grew up, it's now a Long John's.
This tale sounds oddly similar to one at a KFC in Kilgore, TX in the summer/fall of 1982.
VERY oddly similar!
I remember that one. It was so sad. The Kilgore KFC murders was the first thing I thought of when I heard of this story a few months ago.
And also the Austin Yogurt Shop Murders in 1991, which is still unsolved.
This could of easily be solved if they took rightful steps solving this
In my eyes, the only way to solve mysterious crimes like these is to go back in time and observe the event. Nobody is to interfere under any circumstances. Case closed.
Yeah lets build a time machine
Yes only if it was possible 🤔
If that was possible we could try to evade the brutal killing.
I love how they cleaned up the evidence tho
Yep
You know, it might not be a bad theory that the cops were in on the crime.
It would explain the careless situs towards the crime scene, and they would be the most able to tell the prisoner stuff only the police would know.
These guys know more than the CIA. Pentagon is keeping a watch on them😂
usually the people that have secrets know more...
They are the CIA
Everything they report is easily found online. Unlike most people, they just actually read
@@GyeongmiBaeb Well, finding out true facts is difficult. Cause Information on the internet is biased. You might know, if you aren't Naive.
I just love the way you tell a story
Something I have to point out. You make it sound like speedway is just a neighborhood in indianapolis. It's not it's a town that decided they they wouldn't become part of Indianapolis. There are actually four cities that said we will not be part of Indy. Lawrence, speedway, beach grove and Southport.
I listen to this dudes videos when I have to do essays it keeps me consintrated
You sound very consintrated, indeed
Man honestly I missed the challenge episodes but I love the new episodes as well
Ikr me too
The ending of the video broke my heart into a million pieces.
I loved Burger Chef as a boy. I try so hard to remember what their burgers tasted like.
This is wholesome
Pruitt sounded like he was the best lead they had what with the other guy's gf found dead.
“Even in a country know for it’s regularity of violent crime” What a joke line.
Slight rewrite, "even in a species known for its regularity of violent crime."
@@justindunlap1235 Canada has only had like 15 total mass shootings. The US has 2 or 3 A DAY and probably a few million by now LOL. CONservatives have destroyed Murica and it painfully obvious
@@BenLA5 Guns have always been very to easy to access in America, but these mass shootings and other violent crimes have only really became a regular occurrence recently. I feel like there's something in our society we have to address rather than blaming guns for everything. What is making people feel like they have to commit such atrocities.
@@joeysaim8654 it’s America’s obsession with killers and violence after an event everything is about it and the perpetrator they become celebrities almost and that’s a dream for lot of messed up mentally people
With stuff like this happening in the 70s no wonder modern parents around the 90/00’s became overprotective. It must’ve been traumatic.
As an Indiana native, I can tell you right now the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police (which is who manages Indianapolis, Speedway, and a couple other neighboring cities) is pretty bad... Indianapolis is at an all-time crime high right now, and us natives like to joke it's turning into a Gary 2.0 of sorts... There's many complex issues as to why the police there are so bad, issues that would take paragraphs to explain so I won't do that here, but I only live about 40 minutes away from Indianapolis, and I find it amazing how our Police Department seems to be much better managed and run, and it's not even that far away...
Managing a city like Indianapolis is different than managing a town. I live in Indianapolis and yes there is a lot of crime, just like in most large cities in the USA, but I don't blame the police. I blame the criminal, the one doing the crime. Police officers are human, and unless they're committing crimes of their own I'd rather give them the benefit of the doubt since they put their lives on the line to keep us safe even while people like you try to criticize them. Many policemen have died for strangers, and even left family behind yet people today don't have an ounce of appreciation for them. It's just sad.
There was no such thing as IMPD when this happened, Marion County Sheriff and IPD were separate Police Depts at this time, and it happened in Speedway which is it's own town and has it's own police dept. This was Speedways case, and they are responsible for botching it.
@@mountedpatrolman I was born after this case happened so I wasn't aware of this. Thank You for the information!!
@@KyleKirkpatrick123 NP, IMPDs issues can be traced back to one major issue, Democrat leadership.
It could only be that last employee if all the “confessors” were in jail at the time.
@ 8:35 The judge gave Forrester a 95 year sentence AND a Giant Birthday Cake with 95 shaped candles on it for his original crime? SWEET....
I havent watched the video yet but I already know its about the Hash Slinging Slasher
LOLLLLLLLLLL
It was OBVIOUSLY about the killer squidward
"It seems like a needless crime."
Isn't all crime 'needless'?
Aren’t*
No. For instance Rosa Parks not giving up her sit on the bus.
The part about the guy shaving his beard off is a bit wrong. After wearing a beard for any length of time, your skin becomes pale and it's quite obvious that you cut it off. Any detective would know that.
Or wear a very short beard
A lot about this video is wrong. It’s kind of a fail.
I was just at this building five minutes ago . It's still up and you can even go inside because it's vacant. Would like to find the location they were taking to. Such a sad story.
Ik the exact road and where it is bc ive lived in that county and near that town where the road is but to know exactly the spot, couldn’t tell you
I graduated high school in 2016 and still learn so much from here then I ever did in school 😩 lol
I'm watching this in Jeffersonville, Indiana of all places.
I'm watching this in Speedway where I live lol
A few hours away. Did you ever hear about the 4 teenage girls who killed a 12? Year old girl in Madison in 1992? At least one maybe 2 or 3 and maybe the victim were from New Albany.
I listen to this channel like a podcast at my desk working from home... Wouldn't survive the lockdown without this doze
In the UK years ago, an imprisoned child killer named Ronald Jebson led the police on a long run-around "helping" with the unsolved murders of two children. After (I think) over a year of this, he confessed to being the murderer all along. He did so for ego and personal gratification.
Was this the kind of motivation Forrester would have had? His own confirmed crimes suggest he had an obsession with control...
i dont believe so i think he heard from an officer through his time in police stations and jails about the extra details and just wanted the fame of it all. i feel like its more likely that it was drug dealers or addicts taking over that area and thought the store was full of dealers as a ring was recently closed down from there, some people fought back and some died at that point all witnesses needed to die too and thats why some are further away stabbed and beaten and some seem to have stayed and been executed. its a cool theory though jebson deserved death for what he did sick sick man but this man got seen through like a window i dont believe he was as smart as jebson or as calculated, people who listened to his story all thought it was lies or he was just a liar himself.
This story is making my head spin in so many ways lol
This guy always post the most random things I swear
But how did Forester know about the knife if that piece of info had been kept from the public?
I don't think it was kept from public if I remember correctly.
Forester and his cousin anyways died in prison. They are mostly likely did it.
Because he was involved.
Apparently he was a police informant. It was leaked and he stopped talking....
This resonates since I was a freshman at Speedway High and knew Mark. Very sad!
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I agree.
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It was the officers who didn’t call it in
Well it’s time to relax before bed. Video about some murders? Don’t mind if I do.
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How could the first guy know about the knife being stuck in the girl. Plus the shell casings. I believe that it was him and maybe he was Jeffrey from the second story
This story has more twists than a '60's disco! And besides, who knew a guy doing life in prison would turn out to be just a jimmy-big fibber?
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One of my favorite TH-cam channels... 😎
Then u waste ur time and ur a nerd
@@korosensei6069 okay then why are you here?
keep bringing this story out!! we need to find these killers
The USA policemen give me the impression they are usually too lazy to defuse a sticky situations so reach for their guns, and too dumb to investigating tough scenes.
Unfortunately it's usually only the inadequate ones who garner attention. But we still have allot of devoted and intelligent officers.
Don't believe everything you see on TV/TH-cam.
There are cops everyday doing the exact opposite of this. What you see on tv is the exception.
They Just Now Tearing This Place And We In Year 2023 And The Demolishing Don't Even Start Until Next Year Smh
What if it was the cops that shrugged off the incident as just “kids being kids?”
I live right down the road from where they were found. That entire area is now a neighborhood subdivision with homes resting right on top of the very ground they were found.
I heard about this case it was never solved
Wasn't there someone who confessed but recanted the confession 🤔
Well, yes, that's in the actual video...
Finally a fun video to watch!
Can you do an episode on Black eyed kid?
Marks family was told that he ran into a tree when he was running away and choked on his own blood. If Jane hadnt taken another employee home a brother and sister both would have died instead of just a brother.
WHY DO I HAVE SUCH AN STRONG FEELING THE MANAHER DID IT!
The one to come a check on them? Exactly
Why though? He probably lost his job after this. What did he have to gain?
I remember back in HS & College days people said the burgers at BURGER CHEF were made out of people. As they went out of business in the 80s and early 90s they said people were killed to make burgers. LOL! Now I know why. No internet back then.
*McDonalds vs. Burger King vs. Wendy's!*
Burger King is completely different from wendies and mc Donald’s
I like how you keep saying ‘now the story gets weird’ 😆
I’m from Indiana and I was literally in speedway yesterday weird
I'm from Speedway and I'm literally in Speedway today. How crazy can it get!? 🤪
A shame that this crime was never solved.
Druggies. Abductions. Some sort of scuffle? Revenge killings.
I feel like the anger behind the stabbing is definitely important here. Maybe the beating was because he put up a fight. The two shot could’ve been witnesses or they could’ve also been initial targets. We’ll never know for sure because of the pure incompetence of the police initially, but I’ve shared what I believe.
Wow … I’m from Indianapolis, Indiana & speedway is only 15 mins away from me. I’ve never even heard of this story crazy! Because I was born in the 00’s Thank you for enlightening me