Their Kidnapping Still Haunts This Mall
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It seemed that there were lots of missing and murdered people in the 70s and 80s. RIP to all the victims. Thanks for sharing, Lamont!
hell yeah it was a scary ass time. in those decades. alot of serialkillers and murderers were loose walking the streets @deperpanya421. of what i heard..
Yeah the 70's and 80's was when serial killers was really out there
Bad things were happening and social media wasn't around to spread the word... I used to play outside in my neighborhood until dark. Luckily nothing happened to me. 😌
Many victims were not paying too much attention at that time . I remember many people standing at the road holding signs with the name of the town they wanted to travel to , especially at the seventies . It was very easy for serial killers to offer a ride and to kidnap these poor victims . No one missed them for quite some time , so their cases went cold very quick .
@@Here_Thisthis is why I tell my mom sure her times growing up seemed better but everything seems better when you blissfully living in ignorance/innocence and most crucially living in a time period where police stations across different counties & states includes weren't making any possible connections to crimes, their was no internet media like it is now and news stations also sharing media across to grt information out there..
Sure my time period seems a tad crazy sure it is but I am extremely grateful to not be living in the 70's because I love having the type of media we have now which keeps us all well informed but I still live life meaning won't let the media make me paranoid but I do keep my eyes sharp though.
There are people still living that know exact what happened to these girls. Justice for the Fort Worth trio !
Thank you for all the research you did on these poor souls demise...We lived in very precarious times back then with no cell phones or cameras...The killers are probably dead by now...May they burn in hell...Many blessing to you Lamont...
Walkie talkies were available
@@artisthusnatalal3099 And, CB radios...Not very reliable in case of emergency...Give up your cellphone and try it for a year...Then get beck to us...
@@StygiaN-WeB Fun times...I remember...Tapping morse codes on the wall also worked without a battery...
@@StygiaN-WeB when we pass we take a huge library with us, never to be opened again…Imagine all the libraries we’ve lost through the passing of time…May you be blessed with a long and healthy life, filled with joy and love…
We still live in precarious times
It's been a long time since these murders occurred I hope that justice for these women caught up with whoever did that to them
Nobody has ever said they were murdered do you know something that someone else doesn't or something no one knows what the hell happened to them yes they are most likely dead but there's no way to know that for certain
@@user-cs6up8eq7s There's no need to be rude about it.
@@user-cs6up8eq7sI think it's pretty easy to say they are no longer here
They once thought Henry lee lucas got them
@@nuttybar9 sorry if I came across that way
Thank you for bringing Rachel, Renee, Julie, June, and Lillian’s cases to light all the years later.
it's terrible what people do to people.
Is it human nature?
@@LonelyHearts.Co24For evil people YUP
In the 70s if a teen went missing cops would always say it’s a runaway and they wouldn’t look for them,
They still that today in 2024.
A girl was kidnapped and killed by Ted Bundy out of a mall in Grand junction Colorado called Mesa Mall. I moved to Grand junction Colorado in the late '90s and heard that story and always wanted to learn the backstory on that poor girl. In case you ever wanted to research that one I appreciate learning about that
Denise Lynn Oliverson, 24 (D.O.B. August 10, 1950) disappeared on April 5th, 1975 (according to The Original Police Bulletin/Missing Person Poster "Foul Play Suspected"). Other sources says she disappeared on April 6th. She left her Grand Junction, CO home on her yellow 10-speed bicycle to visit her parents for dinner. She allegedly left because she was having an argument with her husband, Joe. Unfortunately, she never reached the home of her parents. I guess, Bundy's beige/cream white VW Beetle came up behind her before she had the chance to reach her parents. He lured/abducted her into his little VW car, then strangled her and eventually dumped her in the Colorado River, five miles west of Grand Junction, near the Utah state line. She's never been found. Her poor mother died in 2017 (father much earlier) without ever knowing where her little girl ended up. Denise Oliverson's case was closed for good in August 2019.
@@mr.blackwell5423 I kayaked down that exact stretch of river 30 times. Ruby canyon run from Loma to westwater. It's a 25 mi stretch of river that a lot of people kayak because of its beauty and class one and class two level. Can't believe that is where one of Ted Bundy's victims was left.
Ted Bundy lived in Salt Lake City, Utah in the early 1970’s before my time. Fashion Place mall is walking distance from my house now. It was opened before I was born. Ted bundy tried to kidnap a young lady Carol DaRonch on 11-04-1974. He said he was a police officer and handcuffed her and put her in his car and started driving in the parking lot to leave. Carol knew it was something wrong and was able to punch him and get out and run away. Carol is still alive today to tell her story.
I remember getting that big Sears catalog near Christmas & circling my wishlist for Christmas.
Those poor girls, RIP 😢
I did too along with the JCPenney Christmas catalog.
I be circling everything,G
I pray that these cases get solved.
I hope these girls get the justice they deserve.😢😢😢😢
Back in the day it was much easier for these crazy sick bastards to get away with these heinous crimes.
It's incredible how many unsolved murders occur in our Country. There must be 100 serial killers out there. Crazy, sick world.
Or human trafficking
Serial killers have no sense of empathy and human connection. The hold a nihilistic view of life. They certainly don't believe that consequences result from right or wrong choices. They really believe they will get away with it. There is also the limitation of a flawed imperfect justice system created by flawed imperfect humans.Saddest of all no closure for the families. But even now and then police/detectives get a lucky break on cold cases.
Oh sadly, I completely believe there’s more than 100 serial killers in our country
@@oldgordo61 some would feel emotion that’s such a blank broad spectrum statement based on nothing
Yeah USA is a doomed country has been for years alot of sick nasty cruel humans there!
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at 56, I'd say that I'm an older fan of your channel, 😂, but I really enjoy your honest and fact filled portrayals of the events that you cover. Thank you for a job well done!
😅I’m 73 years old and I love Lamont’s videos and his respect for the people who have passed.
My mother was murdered by a purse snatcher in Culver City 10/25/68 and her murder is still unsolved.
I'm so sorry for your loss
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Sorry to hear that where is Culver City what state is that in
My condolences
So sorry prayers she your angle 😢
That was such a tragic day. Seminary South was the mall my family always went to when I was a kid. It still makes the news on each anniversary. Sadly, Fort Worth lost it's innocence that day. May those girls rest in peace.
This world has been evil for a very long time and I think it is getting worse day by day
Such sad unsolved cases. I have and still travel by myself all over this Country. I've seen some strange things and felt strange things and I always follow my instincts. I'm always thankful having a safe trip to and from anywhere. Prayers sent up for the familes of these missing ladies ❤
Please be safe out there! And always listen to your instincts! 🙏💜💙✌️
God bless you,your safety and your travels ❤
@@robinphillips8087 sometimes your instincts will shout to you. I've had a couple of experiences where I have no doubt that saved me from harm.
1:35 that’s the best way to put it. Sears was the everything store for the longest time. I miss Sears haha
Fort Worth Texas had over 900,000 residents, myself included so I know for a fact they have funds for cold case detectives
They don't care unless it has to do with them Don't care .all about me,me,me
I was 9 in 1977. But in the 80s I remember hearing about the 3 girls. Sadly, the murderer will never be identified.
Probably dead already
@@DigitalRaider1 One can only hope.
Never say never.. The person who did it probably is dead, but the families of all of the girls might have someone who is this living and is still hoping for answers and Justice ⚖️
Thanks for remembering these young people who were taking away to soon!
I cannot imagine the depths of despair the poor families have suffered over the years thinking about their loved ones. Hope this eventually gets solved as it is still as sad today as it was when the girls disappeared.
Morning Lamont! Thank-you for all the hard work you do to share these stories that alot of us would never have known of! Many blessings my friend ❤
Oh my! This is so sad. I pray for their families and friends. For some type of closure or for healing. Thank you for caring, Lamont. I salute you and your compassionate heart.
That’s so sad if that was my child I would go crazy not knowing where my kid was I’d be committed for loosing it what is wrong with some people the evil that’s out there is worse everyday my heart goes out to their families stay safe out there much love always ❤
Me too I think I'd be damn near suicidal!!!
The cigar/cigarette burn to the victim may have shown a deep contempt toward women as a whole.
Good afternoon Lamont and friends! These are such very sad stories. Thank you for sharing these important stories with us.
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@@latasha195 Hi! 👋🩷
Such a tragic case, especially so near Christmas
RIP to all three girls
Absolutely insane , those three girls vanished without a trace & nobody know nothing , just hope all these cases get solved at some point
Julie was my 2nd cousin. I was 14 and i am now 64. This Christmas will be 50 yrs.
😢 I'm very sorry for your loss I can only imagine what her parents and all of you went through and how scary all of it must have been like 😢 I pray your family will get answers and hopefully Justice ⚖️ very soon.
@marciayoung8735 thank you very much. We just want answers now. As I continue to think about this I feel this was some kind of set up. Who just rides around in a van and abduct 3 girls.
Not saying family had anything to do with this. As we all know there has always been kidnapping for trafficking.
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@JenSmyre Thank You.🙏🏻💜
Your parents and her parents were first-cousins, correct?
Thanks for walking around and providing us with a good visual of the layout of that shopping plaza! It's hard to see from Google maps online.
"Man's INHUMANITY to Man." Those poor girls and their families!!!! I CANNOT IMAGINE the PAIN their families went through!!!! NOT A HOT ENOUGH PLACE IN HELL FOR DEMONS THAT WOULD DO THESE THINGS!!!!
It's so sad to hear about these cases of young girls going missing and beautiful women being murdered, I hate that word. My heart breaks 💔 for them and their loved ones. Thankyou Lamont for sharing this video and for always being respectful of the victims and their families. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😢😢❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
These stories are important... please keep them up!
This was sad. I hope someone comes forward with more information and/ or evidence. These families need to know what happened! Thank you, Lamont, for not letting these victims be forgotten.
Considering how very little evidence there is there’s not much they can go on and whoever knew back then is probably already dead due to natural causes
And they probably didn’t do a thorough of a job like they do now where like now they would use the shotgun pellets or casing see if they can get a finger print off of the casing, if that didn’t work find the cigar that was used to burn her and try to get some DNA off of that
Even the car that was left in the mall sounds like they didn’t do a thorough investigation or check for tire marks of the other car and without cell phones/social media back then they don’t have any person of interest to look at and the person who took them got a head start so by the time cops came they were probably miles away in any direction and may have switched cars
So we’ll never know what actually happened in any of these cases and by now the families are possibly dead or dying of old age or may have committed suicide
When I write on these i don’t use emotions I just think rationally
Boy these are some sad cases for these young women Bless you all😢😢😢😢
I think Rachel was forced to write that letter to her husband, because the abductors planned on keeping them alive for a while and didn't want the police snooping around, which explains why the note made NO sense, because they had No clue about these girls or their lives and plans they made at that time. 😔😪
This was so sad. All lovely ladies taken way too soon. Lamont you have such a talented way to make these cold cases come to life. Hopefully they will eventually solve them, if for nothing more than to give their families a bit of closure. I hope the monster that did this has had a just reward.
I’m unfamiliar with this case, but it reminds me of the Lyon Sisters case (Maryland), which also originated at a shopping plaza/mall.
Lamont, thanks for sharing these poor girl,s stories with us. How many sick serial killers are out there thru the years. May they all R.I.P. 😢
Thank you for doing this. This case haunts me along with the Springfield Three. 0:28
So sad about three young girls mising. Too bad the drive port had no cameras. The other ladies too. Thanks for telling their stories.
Very sad these 3 shocking event's that you shared lamont cant imagine what their poor families have suffered through.thank you
I’ve heard of this all my life growing up in Fort Worth. I hope they will find them. There was at least one serial killer in Fort Worth in the early 80s. 5 women disappeared in the TCU area, all within two miles of each other. My mom was really scared at that time
My friends and I would frequent the dance clubs near TCU back then. After Carla Walker, the Seminary South girls, the lady found in Sansom Park (which was 10 minutes from home) our parents stayed nervous. We were 20 and invincible. But we did look out for each other. Scary times.
I was very young when this zhappened. Seminary South Mall was nice, with outdoor walkways and fountains. Through the years that area of town has gone downhill. So sad that they were never found, no clues
I'll never forget the Adam Walsh incident. We were about the same age when he disappeared.
It's so wild to think that he would've been 48 now had that never happened 😞 had his whole life ahead of him and it was snuffed away.
Hey Lamont, just now catching your story. I remember that vaguely I was in 10th grade when I heard about that. We just had it incident here in Rockford, Illinois. A man came from a city outside of Chicago. Drove to Schaumburg. They think he killed a 24-year-old stole. Her car came to Rockford kidnapped a 6-year-old and her 10-year-old sister was strangling them. The 6-year-old got away unfortunately the 10-year-old did not and he killed her and this just happened this past Sunday. It is some sick people out there
Yeah, when I heard about that story about the 10 year old girl & her 6 year old sister, I was SO pissed off, & you're SO right, there are SO MANY sick people out here
@@melissataxe131 Oh that must have been another story. The one I just told happened last weekend here in the town that I live in
@@melissataxe131 they caught his butt a couple of hours after they found the little girl which it all happened in the daylight. He was maybe a couple of houses away from where he dumped the body He's 44 years old and he is a registered sex offender. They still trying to figure out why he drove from the city he lives in to where we live in and you are right there is a lot of sick people out there
@stephaniejones4749 no, it's the same story that you were talking about, I read about it in my smartness app.
@stephaniejones4749 yeah, I know, & I REALLY hope that he gets the death penalty for that!
In the 1970's it was hard to find a killer. The red/white caddy, which belonged to the nurse had the last body inside. Wonder if the dusted and lifted prints?
they once thought henry lee lucas did it
This mall was called Seminary South shopping center. A friend of mine's sister was one of these girls that disappeared.
Thank you for sharing these Cold Cases with us. You never know, someone watching may know something. Please keep them coming.
I remember sears and many others that are now a distant memory such as Woolworths,pitizs, woolcoles,Walden’s books, merry go rounds,afterthought’s k&b toys, fashion bug,Sam goody, and casual corner oh I could go on and in lol just aged myself these are just a few to mention
Hi Lamont love your content and storytelling ❤
Thank you :)
Such sad and horrifying stories. May they all Forever Rest In Peace 🙏🙏
Some people question the Devils existence not realizing the Devil is here among the population.
Was June's Cadillac the same Cadillac found at Lillian's murder sight? Damn, I wish there was DNA knowledge bk then. Rest in peace to all those young ladies. 🙏🏻🕊💔
Love the multiple cases
Thank you for remembering these ladies & I hope even after all these years, some one comes forward to help solve them.
The lower level was not the main entrance. That “entrance “ u pointed out was added later. This was an open outdoor mall. It was not enclosed. I grew up in front of this mall. My parents had our house build before the mall was built. Sears’ main entrance was the upper level. The lower level was the receiving/package pick up area. The car /gas station was up on the hill of the shopping center. The correct name is The Seminary South Shopping Center.
Hey Lamont These cases are so very sad can you imagine the pain the relatives of these women and girl have gone through! I know whoever did these monstrous acts will suffer in the next life. Love from the UK x
0:45 That’s the Miller Hill Malls grand opening in Duluth, MN back in 1973. I thought it looked familiar. That Spencer store is still in the same spot today.
You young man hold my interest oh, you speak very well and you speak very plainly. I truly enjoy watching your videos.
So many people just disappear, Ireland is the same, one day was pregnant when she vanished, it's terrible. Thanks for remembering them
I'm 53, and that particular Mall was indeed popular, along with Hulen Mall, Red Bird Mall that had been open about a year, or so I believe,and Big Town Mall, Town East Mall in Mesquite. The Mall scene really was Crackin' back in those Days,Oh I forgot to mention Prestonwood, and Valleyview Mall too.
Ridgmar Mall too…Westside! 😂
I am from Dallas Texas. I shopped at big town mall. Town east mall and red bird mall.
@@trintrella8302 Yep! I forgot that one.
@@andreabell9120 Oh Yeahhhhh, no Doubt, those were the GOOD OL DAYS. I wish that we could time travel, Oh! You remember that Pizza Place by the arcade? They're in North Dallas by that Tom Thumb off of 75&. Mandeville,.I mean that's if they didn't close due to the pandemic.(Brothers Pizza)
Seminary South was a big deal back in the day. A small lake had been drained to provide the land to build the mall on and it was THE place to shop. I was a teenager living on the south side of Ft Worth and walked past Rachel’s dad’s auto repair shop on my way to school every day. It wasn’t a good way to start the day.
What sad and tragic stories. Thank you for sharing.
Wow a Spencer's in the early 70s? I didnt know that chain was that old.
Sears was much better than Walmart.
I loved to look through their catalog years ago starting late October and make up my Christmas lists. Every year I would do that. I actually worked for them as customer service/ cashier in the late '90s, in Kingston, NY.
Same! But my parents never did get me the mini-bike.
I worked at Sears a couple of times. When we lost the one at our local mall here a few years ago there went the last store in there that had anything actually useful to buy.
So often I wish women had been created to be just as physically strong as men!!!
seminary south, now a very, very, bad part of fort worth, como, eastern hills, stop six, the hardest places in ftw...i 've been to the crossroads riverside, and rosedale.
Lamont did you ever consider doing the locations in New Haven, Connecticut regarding the unsolved murder of a Yale student Suzanne Jovin? Thank you in advance. 3:08
Good afternoon from Scotland 🏴 Lamont
Mrs H 🇬🇧 ...Howya doing Lamont..It's 5.10pm in UK... I love your crime stories even though they can be upsetting.. I appreciate that you don't forget victims...Thank You Lad..😉👍
It’s 3:27am Saturday morning here
Friday uk...It's 6.58 pm now...😉
I wonder if they checked that letter for DNA?
❤ so tragic Lamont you tell the stories so well with so much heart. How awful to have no real closure. More crazies walking about than stuck in jail! ❤from UK 🇬🇧
It was called Seminary South.
That suxks. Hopefully they'll get closure soon. Better laye than not at all
Lamont thank you for not only telling their story but showing the locations and graves of the victims. May they rest in peace, never to suffer again. 😢
I remember going to the Seminary South Mall when I was little. I was a little girl when those 3 went missing, also when the woman was murdered on Fuller Ave. I still live in Fort Worth Texas.
I do not believe the three girls knew their kidnapper. It was 1974, they were young, they would have most likely complied out of fear hoping they would not be hurt.
It's not easy to kidnap three people in front of a mall....
@@ingridmay66whoever did this it was all about Rachel
I remember we use to have sears n Montgomery wards
Thank you for this. It brought to mind immediately of what happened near my home town in Ga. Two girls went missing in a mall(Riverbend) in Rome Ga. in 1982 I believe. They were later found murdered. So sad and it devastated everyone.
We would say Seminary South back in the day in Funky Town. A long running Fort Worth mystery 😢
We had a Sears at one end of the mall Nordstrom in the middle and Montgomery Wards at the other end =)
You do a fantastic job 👍 at describing the stories that you have told you tell exactly what happened to these people 😊 keep up the good job 👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁👍👍
I hope someone out there has more information on these cases
They pulled several old vehicles from Benbrook Lake a couple of years ago in hopes of finding remains of these 3 girls with no luck.
This is such a heartbreaking story💔 I pray one day it gets solved
DNA is here. It's only a matter of time before these criminals face justice! That, you can count on!
Crazy I go here all the time and never knew … wow
Sometimes these multiple missing at once without resolution, may indicate they are submerged in water. Imagine them fighting their abductor and causing them to go off the road . Sad story indeed
Dear Lamont, here in Brazil, every 100 missing people,, unfortunately, 99 are found dead.
It really makes you wonder after all this time what happened to them and where they could be. Were they forced into human trafficking?Are their skeletal remains in some wooded area in Texas or another state?They are somewhere that maybe off a highway or isn't residentially or commercially developed yet after all this time but as my mom always said "Whatever is in darkness, must come to light" So maybe we will still learn the truth.
❤❤❤❤I always LOVE your care & compassion for the victims, their families & friends😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤ You have such a big heart LAMONT!! May GOD RICHLY BLESS YOU & STAY SAFE in your travels❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
Great show Lamont! Love all your shows. Thank you for sharing!
I remember this....this was all over the news ....I lived in Fort Worth at this time
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Hi Lamont. Thanks for another great video
I live in Ft Worth this place was seminary south shopping center it was the place to shop the place to go always had a great time there. I think they were friends, it was all over the news and pvt detectives were hired to fine them but nothing.
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Seminary South.
Thank you Lamont for your stories, you tell them well ❤️