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I'm with ya on the Allenstown barrel cases. Terry Rasmussen, and his crimes against women, and children still leave so many questions. We have at least two mothers (likely murdered) either not found, or not identified (Denise Beaudin, and mom of girl in barrel). Marlyses' 1 yr old daughter was found in a different barrel, and with a girl he fathered. That makes me wonder if he kept her youngest ( like he did Dawn aka Lisa) Sarah alive for awhile? ....Terry was an ugly drunk (violent), that didn't fair well with Thanksgiving with famiies, yet somehow still got the women, and held multiple identities, plus got away with untold murders.
@@TrueCrimeJunkie-p8b in the first one, the reason is literally that he was a frequent runaway and she didn't know where to report him as missing. As someone who's had relatives run away, it can be really hard to file a missing person report when you don't know where they are or where they might be going. Especially if they've done it several times.
@@kalebbickerton2370 than go live with them , like a pack of lions. See how they treat you 🤣 foh with self hate for humanity. There's good & bad in all
This makes me realize how lucky I am. With an abusive childhood I ran away at 14 and hitchhiked all over the country. I had some close calls but nothing really bad.
Oh dear, always stay alert and be safe! I'm feeling anxious reading your comment. But on the good light, you get to travel and go on adventure to many places, you are one lucky fellow ❤️ May God bless you always
I work for the court system. In many cases, you have to file in the location where the person is living/located. And laws can vary from state to state. If you don't know where they are...well, you can't file.
I just wanna appreciate those people that are stubborn and don't give up on these Jane Does. Without their persistence, they wouldn't be in peace and family wouldn't have some kind of closure. But it's sad how these murderers get a way with it, never found fast or at all. RIP to all these people😭
The fact that there’s so many ppl who care about us even after our deaths so much they work hard to give our bodies names and identities. Just a heartwarming aspect of a very sad and tragic thing we have to deal with in our communities.
I wonder if it dawned on the guy who cracked the human genome code in the 90s just how freaking impactful it would be for humanity when it comes to solving murder cold cases and missing persons cases. He may of not thought of it back then
About 40 years ago I read a science fiction story about a new technique that could extract memories from bones. It was told from the perspective of a man listening to an interview with a scientist on a TV talk show, excitedly explaining how with the new technology they were able to recapture the final moments of life from the remains of Civil War soldiers. The man, it turns out, had murdered his wife and now thanks to the new technology police were going to see him commit the murder by examining her remains. Very similar to the way DNA is leading the the identity of unknown victims of crime and criminals decades later.
You mean "the team" not "the guy" right? Scientific revelation are rarely ever discovered by just one person, and takes many years of many different researchers to crack the code.
Blows my mind that Jason’s mom wasn’t at the very least curious about her son! How tf do you go that long without wanting to know what happened to your kid?!
Parents of frequent run aways often stop reporting them missing. They face increasing resistance from law enforcement every time they are reported and located. Law enforcement often stop taking reports if there is no reason to believe foul play has occurred.
I know right? What kind of mother doesn't look for their missing child? No excuses!!! I would not rest if my son went missing. I would do everything in my power to find him.
@@adbreon yes but still 20+ yrs and your child hasn’t given you an update, sent a post card or any sort of sign of life. Like idc if they’re upset with me or whatever I’m lookin for my kid!
Notice how many of these missing victims were runaway teens? Any kids reading this, please.... I know you may want to get away from your abusive or neglectful parents ASAP, but don't try to do it on your own. There are so many possible options to get away from them, that don't involve isolating yourself and making yourself a target for opportunistic predators. Be safe. ):
Some situations aren't that easy too get out of,my best friend was abused by her step dad physically,but her mom has munchilds by proxy so she went hospital too hospital too get all these mental diagnoses on my best friend when I met her in highschool she had been on 10+ medications for mental illnesses since she was 10,she's now an adult and she's been taken off of all those meds and put on ones too help with her trauma induced mental illnesses,she didn't get out till she was 18 because she didn't try too run away,and Everytime she called the cops or cps she was discretited by her mom as insane and because she had all the prescriptions too show it the cops never took her serious and never investigated, she has since cut all her family off except her siblings
@@stormisuedonym4599 Case in point: Vanessa Guillen and Gregory Morales from Fort Hood last year. The Army barely even tried looking for them, then marked them as AWOL until congress lit a fire under their ass and they both turned up murdered.
@@joshuarussell1165 Exactly. If I were a serial killer, I'd target servicemembers - they just get marked AWOL, and the only missing persons investigations are desultory at best. I served (ETS'ed from Hood, and can't say enough bad things about that place), but if I had kids, I'd warn them against it in the strongest terms.
I can't express enough how much I love hearing cases get solved, especially John/Jane Doe's. Heartbreaking to think of how many are out there without a name.
That 2012 Grateful Doe image looks SO much like the real person that it always shocks me a little. That was a case I'd followed for a while, and I was so happy when it was solved.
Whoever murdered the Marine Corp, must have been an employee at the hospital because if there was as much security as they say, and saying it would be nearly impossible for him to escape, theres no way that another patient would have been able to carry a dead man out. But an employee might be able to
@@aislingsibeallyons3416 i wonder if they still keep military bases 'dark' so to speak to prevent intel from leaking out, maybe thats why its unfortunately easier
Wow, I did not know that you could tell where in the US a person grew up because the water in that area makes there teeth a certain way….that’s freakin amazing!
Not just the US, but anywhere in the world. I believe they determined through this method that Otzi the Copper Age Ice Man was not originally from the Tyrolean mountaintop upon which his mummified remains had been found. 5,300 years after his death.
😔 the fact that so many of these people were so young and several never even had a missing persons case filed for them just hurts. I cannot imagine not reporting a loved one’s extended absence to the authorities, no matter if they were a runaway. Sigh
Robert Corriveau’s story seriously pisses me off. Like they would really deem someone like that a deserter after having served more than his fair share of time. That’s hella fucked up. Especially when his own family was desperately searching for him.
it amazes me how people could be so compassionate that they'd be willing to investigate almost impossible to solve and decades old murder and missing persons cases. These people are the real heroes.
a few months ago, there was a big break in the case: his remains were exhumed again and DNA sent off to a lab in Europe, which will hopefully point LE towards the circumstances surrounding his death. Fingers crossed!
Your joke reminds me of that episode of Dr Who where mannequins came to life. Please find a clip of it on TH-cam! I saw the episode as a kid and am scarred for life! 😂
@@jadeyoung4544 When I was a kid, I used to watch a show on Nickelodeon called Today's Special about a mannequin named Jeff who came to life at night and hung out with the department store overnight crew.
Lavender Doe - Dana Dodd- was a heartbreaking case. Through no fault of her own she ended up in a hopeless situation. No family, no money, nowhere to live.
Having nobody to support or love you, nowhere to live, no money, chronic illness and utter hopelessness, is a terrible, lonely existence. It takes decades of perseverance to overcome these type of life obstacles. The world is absolutely, totally full of very lonely human beings. It’s very sad 😔
It's terrifying to think at any given moment, you could be near a serial killer or near a victim... I go hiking and camping all the time. I also live in a very secluded, rural area...Thankfully, I've never stumbled upon any human remains. But that doesn't mean there haven't been any nearby
I found out there were two young women's skeletons tied together on a tree near my house, to think if I had driven by and had to go to relive myself in the forest in just the right spot I might have been the unlucky soul who discovered them is haunting. They had been there a really long time too, over a decade. They ought to do a show about that case.
We literally have the cognitive ability to THINK and UNDERSTAND and EMPATHIZE and for some reason… we do this to each other? The more I grow up the more I realize that the problems we have are always due to other human beings and its so sad (‘:
These are absolutely heartbreaking. 🥺 And they are just 5 in an endless sea that will never be solved. Wow. Thank you for sharing. I'm glad their names weren't spoken for the last time.
I’m struck by how different the various reconstructions of Precious Doe were. From pretty girl to freak in headscarf (why?). No wonder it took so long to identify her.
They do that to to make specific facial features more dramatic to make it more memorable for people. It really works! Something to do with how we remember what people look like.
The Grateful Doe is now in Heaven smiling, laughing and listening to the music play, sittin' right next to Jerry Garcia... 🤗⚡⚡💀🌹🌹🌹🌹 RIP Jason Patrick Callahan 👌🤗
@@DukeRaul 😄 I know I was a travellar/train hopping hobo for years, that's how I know, I would run into dead heads/GDF-ish folks all over the damn place 😄
Two tours in Vietnam, 3 purple hearts, and two bronze stars. Like I know desertion is always a possibility but at that point you'd think he'd be given the benefit of the doubt. He's not some raw recruit. He's more than proven himself.
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As soon as I saw the picture of the barrel, I knew what the story was. Watched this story on TV while my fiancé and I were staying in a hotel. We got so invested in it as the pieces of the puzzle started to come together. One thing that upsets me is how he killed his own daughter and she will never be identified.
I'm from Roseburg Oregon. There is a story I heard of a young girl found dead near a local strip club a couple of years before I was born. Now mind you the story could be not about this girl, but my heart jumped when I heard of the location. I'm so glad to have learned of Lisa and that she have been identified. Great job to all that wouldn't let this case rest until she could.
Federal databases weren't really that organized back than, no federal fingerprint database was until the advent and further usage of computers in the late 80s and mainly the 90s. There is an episode of Unsolved Mysteries of a case of a girl in the 80s who killed someone and was picked up on shoplifting in Los Angeles and they claimes the FBI sent back the fingerprints within 5 days but it was too late because they released her on the shoplifting charge. But thats complete bullshit, because the LA regional office wasnt going to process any, let alone all petty shoplifting charges in the entire LA county back then, let alone in 5 days, that would be tens of thousands. They didnt have the resources. So the true crime shows bullshitted to scare perps, but in hind sight its easy to see
@@scallopohare9431 I'm sorry to say I'm not surprised. The system they have in place is designed that way. Since "officially" diagnosed with such getting close to a year now, I've had multiple additional assessments, on my 3rd therapist, have been verbally told mutliple and blatantly false information as well as had information blatantly withheld, have had to have my records corrected as much of my information was completely false and/or misleading due to professional listeners not listening and/or making broad assumptions about facts I was never asked, in addition to being told that in order to adjust my current benefit claims to include my military related shite, I am required to write about it in detail. This must be done regardless of where a person is health wise: mentally/psychologically, support system, receiving any type of mental health assistance or any assistance at all, etc. The form, by the way, is worded as if it were originally to be used at Gitmo, got shelved, some butter bar pulled it as template and decided it "Fk it, this'll do," and so it was, and now it's a thing.
I’m surprised they never talk about the cornfield doe, a little boy around two to four years old, a blue T-shirt and a stripped sweater and blue overalls with white and navy blue running shoes and a lime green raincoat, the little boy had red hair cut recently, brown eyes and freckles and a birthmark under his chin, his hight was 35 inches tall and weight was 37 pounds. His pocket contents contained a inhaler with medication still in it, a small hotwheels car and a red and black marble. Under the child’s body was a large baby doll with a cloth body and vinyl arms and legs stitched on and a vinyl head with painted eyes, the toy company name “playmates” was printed on the back of the neck, the child remains unknown, there was never a report of a missing child with these features, it is unknown what happened to the family of the child and the child’s death was never confirmed. He did not have any marking or bruising, no stab wounds or evidence of strangulation or exposer
@@talex1625 justice of man is often unjust. Just watching how wealthy get away most of the time. However no one can escape God's justice. God is merciful but Scripture also tells us that He is a just God who will judge injustice and wrongs. God sees the hearts and minds of men and will judge all men. As Christians, we should stand up against injustice and love others with our words and actions. We can have peace knowing that God's will prevails and evil will be dealt with. Romand 12:19 tells us that vengeance belongs to God and he will repay.
I would love to see if dna could be linked to the boy in the box. The latest info on it was he was sold to his killer and the daughter of the killer helped her mother get rid of his body. It’s such a sad case that probably will never be solved.
So boy in box was sold to, "killer", and "killers daughter" helped her "Mother"? Get rid of his body? So a family murdered him? So if they know that the boy was sold to a killer are we assuming the Killer is a man? So the "morher" is the "killer's wife"? And the man had a wife and child/daughter? The killer and the wife and child/daughter get rid of the body together, so a family kills him? So if they know that there was a man who had a wife in the child and the wife got rid of the body who are these people? That's a lot of information. I mean it's not everyday that they say the killers wife and child get rid of a body and not know who the Killer is but no he had a who was wife is and who is daughter is? I'm not understanding this one at all. That should be easy to solve they know who the killers family is.
@@patriciapadilla2022 last information I saw was told by a woman that remembered her family adopting/buying a boy from a neighbor. The mother abused the boy. The boy died and the mother forced her to help dump his body. If you research it I’m sure you will find something on TH-cam that explains it far better than I can in a short paragraph. Buzzfeed unsolved true crimes covered the boy in the box but not sure if they mention the woman’s story. There is a lot of information about how the boy was found but no family related to him has ever been found.
That's not necessarily true. Nobody can prove that the woman is telling the truth and she could just as easily be lying. It's one of many theories. This DNA technique is being used on him, though! They have sent his remains to the best DNA lab in the world, which is in The Netherlands. Fingers crossed they can get DNA from his remains.
@@EpitomeofALady22 Thank you, but I didn’t write those words. There are various versions of the poem which have been inscribed on gravestones going back to the Middle Ages, mostly in the UK - but not only. Not sure if anyone knows who authored the original. Maybe an academic somewhere with very specific interests.
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In your segment on Caledonia Jane Doe you mistakenly included an autopsy photo of the Walker County Jane Doe as if it was the girl found in upstate New York.
How could 2 more bodies in a another barrel be found? At the same drop spot as another barrel with 2 bodies in it as well.. My god didn't the police investigate the area and at least walk around after finding the first barrel.
It's not inconceivable that a 3rd barrel is in the area with the body of Denise Beaudin, the ex-girfriend who went missing in 1981. These psychopaths, as clever as they think they are, are creatures of habit, like the rest of us.
The Bear Brook state park is 10000 acres. The second barrel was located outside of the search area designated for evidence in the original case. Reports like to make it seem like the barrels were within 10 feet of each other, but they weren’t.
@@ayajade6683 Years later? Proof? Search area was inadequate, and the 2nd barrel was only discovered because of a local cleanup of the area, essentially where a store burnt down in 1983...a store where Rasmussen had previously worked. Who knows, maybe he started the fire and there was more evidence destroyed? But that's just speculation, not fact.
I'm so happy that today we can resolve cases with the technology we have developed. Cases where someone was lost, where the person's name was never found. Cold cases being resolved is a good feeling.
They know who some of the middle child's 5th-ish great grandparents are. So they know generally which family and which area they're working with. Only problem is, that couple had a lot of descendants, and if there are NPEs in the mix (adoptions, affairs etc) it's going to be very hard to identify her. Lots of genealogists are working very hard to figure it out!
Kinda sad that peoples gone missing for so long never had a family member or even a friend to report the missing !! Honest question here tho, is it Joe Rogan who's narrating the Lavender Doe case ?
I feel terrible for every single one of these people. Robert was only 20 years old, had been to Vietnam twice and was experiencing PTS so young. He went through so much in his young life. To end up “missing” from a VA hospital. Extremely sad. Very sad.
I trully can't understand how someone go to sleep every night knowing their son is missing. It doesn't matter if he was a "runaway", I would have looked for him everyday... If I didn't know where to report, I would ask people, put fliers, scream in the middle of the fucking street! For some reason this really pissed me off. The other cases are really bad, but Jason's case made me so sad. He was there the whole time, she just didn't care enough to look for him. It's clear for me why he was a runaway...
If you're a runaway and your family cares about you, they will look for you. My family never looked for me. I got beat down when I was 14 years old and had to be put in the hospital. It was that bad. A doctor treated me because it was the right thing to do, But they had no idea who I was. Everyday I was asked who I was, who my parents were and where I lived. Sometimes it was a cop, a doctor or even a pretty nurse. They would say you know Your parents are probably worried sick about you wondering where you are and I would start to cry but I knew they didn't give a shit even at the age of 14 or maybe even younger. One cop I remember told me I will find out who you are, your parents will be looking for you. After a couple weeks the swelling in my face was almost all gone but i was still very black and blue they would allow me to walk the floor and get some exercise by week three two Policemen tried again to find out who I was but I pretended I was out cold because of all the medicine they were giving me. I heard them saying to each other while they were standing out in the hallway they would be pressing charges on my family for abandonment., Later that evening while walking the floor I slipped out the door. After a couple days back on the streets I went back to where I lived I remember seeing the disappointment on their faces and my step dad saying well I see you been fighting again. I think that was the nicest thing he ever said to me. And my mom didn't say a lot even when she watched me get beaten by my step dad. It was definitely a very abusive childhood. A couple years ago I spoke with a girl that lived across the street from me and I made the comment that I didn't always do the right thing or didn't handle myself very well. I did smoke a lot of pot back then and she said David nobody in the neighborhood could blame you we all knew what went on in that house and what you had to put up with and I just started crying and I said why didn't anybody say anything ? And she said because back then it was a different time not like now where people will speak up. I admit It made me feel good for her to tell me that. I really want to delete this but I'm not. I'm not telling you this so you feel sorry for me. I don't want that. Just be aware of your surroundings and look for anything that isn't right and speak up. You may just save a kid's life.
While we can't know what was going through her head to avoid reporting her son missing - fear of police, ignorance of the process, questions about jurisdiction - what I CAN say is it would've helped immensely to report him. The missing persons report just adds that person to a nationwide database, so the question of where he lived, etc. doesn't matter, as long as he is still in the US. If she reports him in Louisiana, a cop in Texas would see him as a missing person upon running his name. Also, as we see here in this story, the missing persons database can be used as a reference point for identifying John/Jane Does. Its a simple, painless process to do a missing persons report, and it starts with your local police department/sheriff's office.
Corriveau's case is so tragic... it had to be heartbreaking as anything could be to try to clear someone they love from being labeled a deserter. I can only imagine, as my husband served three deployments (3 separate deployments during a 6 year period) in Iraq, that this young man had some serious issues caused by the violence he must have witnessed and/or participated in during his two tours in Vietnam. Vietnam destroyed the mental health of many once hopeful and balanced young men at that time. I hope his family, or those left, are at peace now and that his soul itself is resting in peace, as well.
Makes me mad that the police didn't really attempt to bother asking the military if they may have someone who was missing. The whole case sounds very botched and it's heartbreaking because they could have solved the case most likely by just going to the military and asking a yes or no question.
@@jenn3873 What goes around, comes around. If you murder someone, you pay the price in some way, whether the people around you know you did it or not. You have to live a lie, live with guilt, etc. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
These reconstructions are almost spot on...my goodness! Sometimes society sickens and saddens me. I'm so glad that these victims were finally identified. Hopefully they were treated with dignity and respectfully laid to rest.
It breaks my heart when there are people found and there's national and even international efforts to identify them but have no family or loved ones to ever identify them. 💔 So happy these people were identified no matter how long it took.
I literally grew up in Chester County a few miles from Longwood and where Bulldog John Doe was found and had never heard this story before now. And he was found two days after my birthday as well.
I'm so glad someone did a slight segment of the bear brook murder, it happened closely to where i live and scared me and i have not been to that park since. ive been wanting to research it but i haven't had the time.
Alot of police won't do the report cus one he was a frequent run away so she probably thought he a out there somewhere and didn't want to communicate with her. 2 he was an adult so for police he wasn't a missing person he was an adult who left and wasn't missing just gone from his mom like he did alot and now is a adult . She probably figured he didn't want nothing to do with her and just left it alone I mean like most ppl think when someone dies someone within the family would be notified and since she wasn't why would she think he is dead and not just somewhere living life .
Thank you for your latest video. While the number one on this list is technically not completely solved (as in the “middle child” is not named even though we know she is connected to suspect) I remember hearing about this case. It is my hope that with more research the case can be truly solved. Genealogy has done wonders for cases. Again thank you for this video.
As always, we're glad you liked it, it was super interesting to read up on all of these cases. You are definitely correct, the Allenstown case is not fully solved, and it may never be, given the fact that Rasmussen is dead. It would be great if the middle child could be identified though!
@@TheCrimeZone They know who some of the middle child's 5th-ish great grandparents are. So they know generally which family and which area they're working with. Only problem is, that couple had a lot of descendants, and if there are NPEs in the mix (adoptions, affairs etc) it's going to be very hard to identify her.
It’s so sad knowing how most of these cases, decades after the murder and they’re finally identified that the murderer likely will never be found. The killer themselves could have died by now, and the evidence is so far lost to time.
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#4 - The Navy also removed the Corporal's deserter status, allowing him to be re-buried with full military honors after his sister got a court order allowing him to be exhumed and moved. He has a headstone that reflects his service and decorations.
When someone like Gabby Petito gets the entire world freaking out and obsessing over her, yet someone like the Lavendar Jane Doe, the same age, just as beautiful, goes missing and no one even raises an eyebrow... makes me very sad. The same thing is happening now, Gabby deserves to have the world looking closely at her case, but you just know there are 10x as many missing girls right now, and they all deserve the same level of interest and concern, but will sadly never get it.
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All of these cases were super creepy but the Allenstown Barrel case freaked us out in particular. What case did you think was the most interesting?
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I'm with ya on the Allenstown barrel cases. Terry Rasmussen, and his crimes against women, and children still leave so many questions. We have at least two mothers (likely murdered) either not found, or not identified (Denise Beaudin, and mom of girl in barrel). Marlyses' 1 yr old daughter was found in a different barrel, and with a girl he fathered. That makes me wonder if he kept her youngest ( like he did Dawn aka Lisa) Sarah alive for awhile? ....Terry was an ugly drunk (violent), that didn't fair well with Thanksgiving with famiies, yet somehow still got the women, and held multiple identities, plus got away with untold murders.
It's incredibly sad that some of these precious people don't even have a missing report filed
1000s of them over the years.
Especially this first case….makes no sense
@@TrueCrimeJunkie-p8b right?? I would file a report if my son ran away, no matter how many times wtf
You’d be amazed how many aren’t taken by cops who explain away the disappearances.
@@TrueCrimeJunkie-p8b in the first one, the reason is literally that he was a frequent runaway and she didn't know where to report him as missing.
As someone who's had relatives run away, it can be really hard to file a missing person report when you don't know where they are or where they might be going. Especially if they've done it several times.
Takes my breath away that some humans can so easily stop the life path of another
It's truly animalistic. Like literally... Animals do that.
Absolutely 🙏
@@jessepoos humans are mammals we are literally a type of animal. So yeah…..
@@jessepoos plus “animals” as I assume you mean everything besides humans. Are much much better than us anyway.
@@kalebbickerton2370 than go live with them , like a pack of lions. See how they treat you 🤣 foh with self hate for humanity. There's good & bad in all
This makes me realize how lucky I am. With an abusive childhood I ran away at 14 and hitchhiked all over the country. I had some close calls but nothing really bad.
Wow thats pretty risky and dangerous. Glad you're okay. I'm a female so I'm sure if I ever hitchhiked I would get abducted instantly.
I hitchhiked up and down the West Coast in my late teens, but I never took rides from men.
@@helenamirian908 that was a smart idea
Oh dear, always stay alert and be safe! I'm feeling anxious reading your comment. But on the good light, you get to travel and go on adventure to many places, you are one lucky fellow ❤️ May God bless you always
@@helenamirian908 Hitchhiking is dangerous. You can be murdered by taking rides from women too.
"She did not know where to report him missing." The police department might be a good start.
Gee, wonder why Jason was a frequent runaway?
Right !!!
Right saying she didn't know which state....does it matter get the message out
What an awful parent.
I work for the court system. In many cases, you have to file in the location where the person is living/located. And laws can vary from state to state. If you don't know where they are...well, you can't file.
he was a frequent runaway. police usually dont take those cases seriously.
I just wanna appreciate those people that are stubborn and don't give up on these Jane Does. Without their persistence, they wouldn't be in peace and family wouldn't have some kind of closure. But it's sad how these murderers get a way with it, never found fast or at all. RIP to all these people😭
The fact that there’s so many ppl who care about us even after our deaths so much they work hard to give our bodies names and identities. Just a heartwarming aspect of a very sad and tragic thing we have to deal with in our communities.
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I wonder if it dawned on the guy who cracked the human genome code in the 90s just how freaking impactful it would be for humanity when it comes to solving murder cold cases and missing persons cases. He may of not thought of it back then
About 40 years ago I read a science fiction story about a new technique that could extract memories from bones. It was told from the perspective of a man listening to an interview with a scientist on a TV talk show, excitedly explaining how with the new technology they were able to recapture the final moments of life from the remains of Civil War soldiers. The man, it turns out, had murdered his wife and now thanks to the new technology police were going to see him commit the murder by examining her remains. Very similar to the way DNA is leading the the identity of unknown victims of crime and criminals decades later.
@@MrJeffcoley1 do you know the name of the book? I would love to read it
@@alaynabritt9207 I wish I knew! It was a short story in an anthology. I’ll let you know if I figure it out.
You mean "the team" not "the guy" right? Scientific revelation are rarely ever discovered by just one person, and takes many years of many different researchers to crack the code.
@@cookie22100 Who hurt you?
Blows my mind that Jason’s mom wasn’t at the very least curious about her son! How tf do you go that long without wanting to know what happened to your kid?!
Seriously, 30yrs! Wtf
She didn't care about her kid obviously.
Parents of frequent run aways often stop reporting them missing. They face increasing resistance from law enforcement every time they are reported and located. Law enforcement often stop taking reports if there is no reason to believe foul play has occurred.
I know right? What kind of mother doesn't look for their missing child? No excuses!!! I would not rest if my son went missing. I would do everything in my power to find him.
@@adbreon yes but still 20+ yrs and your child hasn’t given you an update, sent a post card or any sort of sign of life. Like idc if they’re upset with me or whatever I’m lookin for my kid!
The people who work to identify these unknown John/Jane Does are angels. This is so sad.
Notice how many of these missing victims were runaway teens? Any kids reading this, please.... I know you may want to get away from your abusive or neglectful parents ASAP, but don't try to do it on your own. There are so many possible options to get away from them, that don't involve isolating yourself and making yourself a target for opportunistic predators. Be safe. ):
to add to your tip: if you're abused, you can go to firefighters and ask for help, or try and stay over at a friend's house.
Mostly in usa tho
Some situations aren't that easy too get out of,my best friend was abused by her step dad physically,but her mom has munchilds by proxy so she went hospital too hospital too get all these mental diagnoses on my best friend when I met her in highschool she had been on 10+ medications for mental illnesses since she was 10,she's now an adult and she's been taken off of all those meds and put on ones too help with her trauma induced mental illnesses,she didn't get out till she was 18 because she didn't try too run away,and Everytime she called the cops or cps she was discretited by her mom as insane and because she had all the prescriptions too show it the cops never took her serious and never investigated, she has since cut all her family off except her siblings
@@LauraO4
Cps can help too. But in some to most cases will they not do anything
@@LauraO4 absolutely find a friend or somewhere you know 100% you're safe.
So this damaged war hero is basically trashed by the military. Disgraceful.
That's pretty much how it always goes, and will continue to go while civilians are okay with it.
Being as most civilians don't actually care...
@@stormisuedonym4599 Case in point: Vanessa Guillen and Gregory Morales from Fort Hood last year. The Army barely even tried looking for them, then marked them as AWOL until congress lit a fire under their ass and they both turned up murdered.
@@joshuarussell1165 Exactly. If I were a serial killer, I'd target servicemembers - they just get marked AWOL, and the only missing persons investigations are desultory at best.
I served (ETS'ed from Hood, and can't say enough bad things about that place), but if I had kids, I'd warn them against it in the strongest terms.
Exactly what I said. I hope at least once he was identified that they restored his status/removed him from AWOL status. Smh though
They chew you up & spit you out. Have a nice life….. or not 🤨😒
I can't express enough how much I love hearing cases get solved, especially John/Jane Doe's. Heartbreaking to think of how many are out there without a name.
That 2012 Grateful Doe image looks SO much like the real person that it always shocks me a little. That was a case I'd followed for a while, and I was so happy when it was solved.
Me too! Lavender doe made me especially happy. Would like to see peaches solved too
It does look identical to him! The people who did the reconstruction nailed it.
Whoever murdered the Marine Corp, must have been an employee at the hospital because if there was as much security as they say, and saying it would be nearly impossible for him to escape, theres no way that another patient would have been able to carry a dead man out. But an employee might be able to
you can't move a body in a hospital without tons of A) paperwork and B) security footage, its most likely a military coverup as hard as that is to say
@@aislingsibeallyons3416 i wonder if they still keep military bases 'dark' so to speak to prevent intel from leaking out, maybe thats why its unfortunately easier
In the 60's, not much security I am sure.
Wow, I did not know that you could tell where in the US a person grew up because the water in that area makes there teeth a certain way….that’s freakin amazing!
Not just the US, but anywhere in the world. I believe they determined through this method that Otzi the Copper Age Ice Man was not originally from the Tyrolean mountaintop upon which his mummified remains had been found. 5,300 years after his death.
@@pricklypear7516 wow, that’s fascinating ✌️
Hair can tell where you have lived as well
Not sure amazing is the right word. We are poisoned rats in a cage we are just each poisoned differently.
@@VenusmarieLeto a dramaqueen, eh?
😔 the fact that so many of these people were so young and several never even had a missing persons case filed for them just hurts. I cannot imagine not reporting a loved one’s extended absence to the authorities, no matter if they were a runaway. Sigh
Robert Corriveau’s story seriously pisses me off. Like they would really deem someone like that a deserter after having served more than his fair share of time. That’s hella fucked up. Especially when his own family was desperately searching for him.
because it means they wouldnt have to pay out.
Completely agree! 3 purple hearts and 2 bronze hearts is not someone who goes AWOL.
it amazes me how people could be so compassionate that they'd be willing to investigate almost impossible to solve and decades old murder and missing persons cases. These people are the real heroes.
When own family members stop caring
That wax work of Lisa / precious doe is terrifying!
I thought it was something the killer had made when I saw the thumbnail 😰😰
i always find reconstructions of does really creepy probably because of the uncanny or lifeless feel the images often have
@@OktoberVanderslice I thought the same thing.
I know right? Why do they have to make some of them look so damn scary? Gives me nightmares 😬
No wonder she went missing then.
Something like this REALLY NEEDS to be done on " The boy in the box "
Johnathan just like Martha said but I feel it couldn’t be told because it would expose a lot of people in a child sex ring etc
@Zero :D Ikr it's still one of the creepiest videos from unsolved
@Zero :D
You mean " Boy in the box " case or just in general?
@@Alcoholpad
The more exposure child ring , sex trafficking gets exposed the better it is. Maybe it would save a childs life.
a few months ago, there was a big break in the case: his remains were exhumed again and DNA sent off to a lab in Europe, which will hopefully point LE towards the circumstances surrounding his death. Fingers crossed!
Solid life advice: It's never a mannequin.
-looks around mall- *oh*
@@ferretttttttt Ok...sometimes it's a mannequin lol
Your joke reminds me of that episode of Dr Who where mannequins came to life. Please find a clip of it on TH-cam! I saw the episode as a kid and am scarred for life! 😂
@@jadeyoung4544 When I was a kid, I used to watch a show on Nickelodeon called Today's Special about a mannequin named Jeff who came to life at night and hung out with the department store overnight crew.
I said that out loud as soon as the mentioned the word "mannequin"..."Nope, it's NEVER a mannequin!"
The facial reconstructions are so amazing they are almost damn near psychic.
I am special
@@ijustdidahugeshit what is your disability
@@Fiddledeedoo I am a lesbian
@@ijustdidahugeshit I am wearing clothes
@@Fiddledeedoo That is disturbing
There are bullies in the armed forces as well. I believe one of the marines killed him and covered his tracks really well but had help.
Just like that Vanessa case
That freaking thumbnail picture is going to give me nightmares tonight. That's the most frightening thing I've seen.
If that’s the most frightening thing you ever seen I hope you never see a demon spirit you might have a heart attack
April Dickson What do demon spirits look like?
YMMV, but I'd almost rather never be identified, if they made me look like that.
Damn , how rough has your life been when you are 17 years old and someone thinks you are in your 30s ...
Lies especially when a man wants sex with a teenager. He always thought she was older.
I'm 38 ppl usually think that im the grandmother of my children
He was lying. The pictures showed of her, she was around the age of 17 and she looked quite obviously like a teenager.
"they looked older" thats usually something pedophiles say as an excuse to justify their actions
@@layhs9129 I was mistaken for 25 when I was 15
Lavender Doe - Dana Dodd- was a heartbreaking case. Through no fault of her own she ended up in a hopeless situation. No family, no money, nowhere to live.
I agree, how sad
Having nobody to support or love you, nowhere to live, no money, chronic illness and utter hopelessness, is a terrible, lonely existence. It takes decades of perseverance to overcome these type of life obstacles.
The world is absolutely, totally full of very lonely human beings.
It’s very sad 😔
God only knows how many other victims Rasmussen has that’s still to be found. He traveled all across the USA
This has terrified me since I first heard about this case.
I wonder if they tested his child's DNA against Sun's?
@@hopeisevilloveisnot yes! I was thinking she looks alot like her. I think it was their child together.
It's terrifying to think at any given moment, you could be near a serial killer or near a victim...
I go hiking and camping all the time. I also live in a very secluded, rural area...Thankfully, I've never stumbled upon any human remains. But that doesn't mean there haven't been any nearby
They say a person will walk by or be in the vicinity of 7 murders in there lifetime
I found out there were two young women's skeletons tied together on a tree near my house, to think if I had driven by and had to go to relive myself in the forest in just the right spot I might have been the unlucky soul who discovered them is haunting. They had been there a really long time too, over a decade. They ought to do a show about that case.
This world is so terrifying how can someone kill someone else😭😭
you make me feel safe
Only God can save us.
We literally have the cognitive ability to THINK and UNDERSTAND and EMPATHIZE and for some reason… we do this to each other?
The more I grow up the more I realize that the problems we have are always due to other human beings and its so sad (‘:
This is why I despise humanity and have a soft spot for animals. I’m ready for robots to take over the human race
🙄 dude nothing could be as it is without dead, 99 % of creatures that lived in the world are dead
Trash- how is it they have a marine "missing" AWOL but have a body of a marine in the area but it took 40yrs to connect the two?!!
Lol, grade A policework there
That just makes me think one of his own did it 🤷🏾♀️
I bet Jason would be absolutely thrilled to be labeled as the "Grateful Doe" 👍🏼😊
That's ignorant I bet he'd be thrilled to still be alive
Great comeback
@@mathewwinkelsas9737 fr
@@mathewwinkelsas9737 no Matthew, trust me, as a Deadhead, he'd be thrilled to be known by that name.
These are absolutely heartbreaking. 🥺 And they are just 5 in an endless sea that will never be solved. Wow. Thank you for sharing. I'm glad their names weren't spoken for the last time.
that poor marine 😔 he serves his country honorably and then got labeled a deserter and murdered i hope they apologized
I’m struck by how different the various reconstructions of Precious Doe were. From pretty girl to freak in headscarf (why?). No wonder it took so long to identify her.
Truth. They did Lisa dirty with that horrifying mannequin.
@@helenamirian908 if I saw that mannequin in person I would’ve shit my pants
Yeah they got the face completely wrong made her look like an old hag
They do that to to make specific facial features more dramatic to make it more memorable for people. It really works! Something to do with how we remember what people look like.
The Grateful Doe is now in Heaven smiling, laughing and listening to the music play, sittin' right next to Jerry Garcia... 🤗⚡⚡💀🌹🌹🌹🌹 RIP Jason Patrick Callahan 👌🤗
RIP
@Kelly Reed Pittman Grateful Doe wasn't though, he prob died instantly on impact in the camper crash.
😄 what is with you dead heads? 😄 yall everywhere
@@whatabouttheearth We are everywhere.. 😎😁🎼maybe you should take a listen. 🎶⚡
@@DukeRaul
😄 I know I was a travellar/train hopping hobo for years, that's how I know, I would run into dead heads/GDF-ish folks all over the damn place 😄
Two tours in Vietnam, 3 purple hearts, and two bronze stars. Like I know desertion is always a possibility but at that point you'd think he'd be given the benefit of the doubt. He's not some raw recruit. He's more than proven himself.
I never comment on channels on TH-cam but I must say I am so impressed with your channel. I just found it the other day. I watch many crime channels and your presentation and commentary is so professional. I don't know how long you been on here but I am going to share your channel with crime groups that I follow on social media because you deserve way more views and subs for your content and how you present it wow. Cases I have never heard of, and that's what I love. Obviously you do not duplicate other channels' content. Keep up the good work man! I highly recommend....I get to bed waaaay too late watching your channel lol Kudos to ya
so sad
thank you to those who cared and did not give up on returning these people their names and identities
As soon as I saw the picture of the barrel, I knew what the story was. Watched this story on TV while my fiancé and I were staying in a hotel. We got so invested in it as the pieces of the puzzle started to come together. One thing that upsets me is how he killed his own daughter and she will never be identified.
I'm from Roseburg Oregon. There is a story I heard of a young girl found dead near a local strip club a couple of years before I was born. Now mind you the story could be not about this girl, but my heart jumped when I heard of the location. I'm so glad to have learned of Lisa and that she have been identified.
Great job to all that wouldn't let this case rest until she could.
Military personnel are ALL fingerprinted. Also, PTSD was not yet recognized, so it’s difficult to know what sort of treatment he might have gotten.
Yeah, PTSD wasn't aknowledged until the Carter Administration
Federal databases weren't really that organized back than, no federal fingerprint database was until the advent and further usage of computers in the late 80s and mainly the 90s.
There is an episode of Unsolved Mysteries of a case of a girl in the 80s who killed someone and was picked up on shoplifting in Los Angeles and they claimes the FBI sent back the fingerprints within 5 days but it was too late because they released her on the shoplifting charge. But thats complete bullshit, because the LA regional office wasnt going to process any, let alone all petty shoplifting charges in the entire LA county back then, let alone in 5 days, that would be tens of thousands. They didnt have the resources. So the true crime shows bullshitted to scare perps, but in hind sight its easy to see
It's recognized now and the help received can be absolutely abysmal if any is received at all.
@@ars6187 Indeed. The supposed help I got made me worse.
@@scallopohare9431 I'm sorry to say I'm not surprised. The system they have in place is designed that way. Since "officially" diagnosed with such getting close to a year now, I've had multiple additional assessments, on my 3rd therapist, have been verbally told mutliple and blatantly false information as well as had information blatantly withheld, have had to have my records corrected as much of my information was completely false and/or misleading due to professional listeners not listening and/or making broad assumptions about facts I was never asked, in addition to being told that in order to adjust my current benefit claims to include my military related shite, I am required to write about it in detail. This must be done regardless of where a person is health wise: mentally/psychologically, support system, receiving any type of mental health assistance or any assistance at all, etc. The form, by the way, is worded as if it were originally to be used at Gitmo, got shelved, some butter bar pulled it as template and decided it "Fk it, this'll do," and so it was, and now it's a thing.
Sad how some people can go missing without ever being missed.
Imagine being murdered and the sculpture they reconstruct of your face, looks nothing alike to how you looked.
Like that P. Diana thing? 😳
I rarely find these reconstructions to be accurate at all. So not too surprising at all.
imagine choosing a shirt for the day and that ending up being your name for years after your death
That’s why I wear a big dick energy shirt everyday my boy 🤣
@@scottyspliffen7421 big doe energy
@@autumnleaf3667 😭
@@autumnleaf3667 please 😭
@@scottyspliffen7421 LMAO!
I’m surprised they never talk about the cornfield doe, a little boy around two to four years old, a blue T-shirt and a stripped sweater and blue overalls with white and navy blue running shoes and a lime green raincoat, the little boy had red hair cut recently, brown eyes and freckles and a birthmark under his chin, his hight was 35 inches tall and weight was 37 pounds. His pocket contents contained a inhaler with medication still in it, a small hotwheels car and a red and black marble. Under the child’s body was a large baby doll with a cloth body and vinyl arms and legs stitched on and a vinyl head with painted eyes, the toy company name “playmates” was printed on the back of the neck, the child remains unknown, there was never a report of a missing child with these features, it is unknown what happened to the family of the child and the child’s death was never confirmed. He did not have any marking or bruising, no stab wounds or evidence of strangulation or exposer
do you have a link to this case? i cant find any
Shit wow
Nothing came up when I searched for the cornfield doe
Commenting in case a link is provided
Nothing came up when I searched this up do you have a link I would like to read more about him
A big thank you to all involved in the identification of these people❤
Such sad and heart breaking stories.
🙏
crime zone is the shit!!! straight to the point.. no boring dilly dallying..love this shit
They said he will never pay for his crimes because he died. I say, “Because he died, he is now paying for his crimes........for eternity.”
I really hope you're right because there seems to be precious little justice in this life.
If that makes you feel better
@@talex1625 justice of man is often unjust. Just watching how wealthy get away most of the time. However no one can escape God's justice. God is merciful but Scripture also tells us that He is a just God who will judge injustice and wrongs. God sees the hearts and minds of men and will judge all men.
As Christians, we should stand up against injustice and love others with our words and actions. We can have peace knowing that God's will prevails and evil will be dealt with. Romand 12:19 tells us that vengeance belongs to God and he will repay.
@Giuliano Skywalker It's not true, it's just wishful thinking 😂 Everything stops at death.
@@MsLaetitia26 i agree
Love this channel,just found it a few days ago, on a binge while staying home n safe.thank you crime zone.
I was thinking of you 🥰
Watch out for your shadow.
The lavender doe’s dental records made me realize my own was odd. I didn’t lose my last baby tooth until 18.
shoutout to the people online who kept trying to look for these lost souls.
I would love to see if dna could be linked to the boy in the box. The latest info on it was he was sold to his killer and the daughter of the killer helped her mother get rid of his body. It’s such a sad case that probably will never be solved.
So boy in box was sold to, "killer", and "killers daughter" helped her "Mother"? Get rid of his body? So a family murdered him? So if they know that the boy was sold to a killer are we assuming the Killer is a man? So the "morher" is the "killer's wife"? And the man had a wife and child/daughter? The killer and the wife and child/daughter get rid of the body together, so a family kills him? So if they know that there was a man who had a wife in the child and the wife got rid of the body who are these people? That's a lot of information. I mean it's not everyday that they say the killers wife and child get rid of a body and not know who the Killer is but no he had a who was wife is and who is daughter is? I'm not understanding this one at all. That should be easy to solve they know who the killers family is.
@@patriciapadilla2022 last information I saw was told by a woman that remembered her family adopting/buying a boy from a neighbor. The mother abused the boy. The boy died and the mother forced her to help dump his body. If you research it I’m sure you will find something on TH-cam that explains it far better than I can in a short paragraph. Buzzfeed unsolved true crimes covered the boy in the box but not sure if they mention the woman’s story. There is a lot of information about how the boy was found but no family related to him has ever been found.
That's not necessarily true. Nobody can prove that the woman is telling the truth and she could just as easily be lying. It's one of many theories. This DNA technique is being used on him, though! They have sent his remains to the best DNA lab in the world, which is in The Netherlands. Fingers crossed they can get DNA from his remains.
Last I saw there was a hit with familial DNA, and now we wait.
“Remember me
as you pass by,
As you are now,
so once was I.
As I am now,
so you must be.
Prepare for death
and follow me.”
this was deep 😔🥲
Very nice!
After those words you perfectly set, I hope it is something I'll never forget.
@@EpitomeofALady22
Thank you, but I didn’t write those words. There are various versions of the poem which have been inscribed on gravestones going back to the Middle Ages, mostly in the UK - but not only. Not sure if anyone knows who authored the original. Maybe an academic somewhere with very specific interests.
Time flies
Suns rise
And shadows fall
Let time go by
Love is forever
Over all
(Inscription on an old sundial)
God ive gotta stop watching these before i go to sleep.
I never understand the old “oh they approached me with a box of candy bars. We agreed to have secks.” Like ok, no?
I have doubts about the "agreed" part on her end
Yea the douche bag lied about that. I don't believe she agreed to sleep with him either.
Right on! Why in the hell would we ever take the word of someone who killed another person??? That bastard can say whatever he wants!
@@MJ_Hershey right
@@jennyh6703 agreed
Please do more videos on unidentified muder victims that were identified decades later
Tragic stories. Thank God for the volunteers who work tirelessly to help solve these mysteries.
I don’t know how we get to see this content for free. The comedic timing, the editing, the research, the plants, the background, the soundtrack, the outfit, and nails, that ring, the queen’s crown of black bangs, it’s all brilliant. You never disappoint and always amaze us.
So Corriveau survived 2 distinguished tours of duty in Vietnam only to be the victim of an unknown murderer in Pennsylvania? No that's a raw deal.....
Rest in Peace beautiful people.
May those that took your lives be brought to justice and live the rest of their lives in misery .
In your segment on Caledonia Jane Doe you mistakenly included an autopsy photo of the Walker County Jane Doe as if it was the girl found in upstate New York.
good catch
KM Hemmans The TH-camr
Monsters really do exist.
They’re monsters in disguise :/
@@Zero-zf3dt all monsters are human. it’s no disguise
Glad my older 1/2 brother was identified, sad that it took so long
How could 2 more bodies in a another barrel be found? At the same drop spot as another barrel with 2 bodies in it as well.. My god didn't the police investigate the area and at least walk around after finding the first barrel.
It's not inconceivable that a 3rd barrel is in the area with the body of Denise Beaudin, the ex-girfriend who went missing in 1981. These psychopaths, as clever as they think they are, are creatures of habit, like the rest of us.
The Bear Brook state park is 10000 acres. The second barrel was located outside of the search area designated for evidence in the original case. Reports like to make it seem like the barrels were within 10 feet of each other, but they weren’t.
I just found out about this and I live right next to Allenstown, this is terrifying
The second set of barrels were dropped of years later
@@ayajade6683 Years later? Proof? Search area was inadequate, and the 2nd barrel was only discovered because of a local cleanup of the area, essentially where a store burnt down in 1983...a store where Rasmussen had previously worked. Who knows, maybe he started the fire and there was more evidence destroyed? But that's just speculation, not fact.
I'm so happy that today we can resolve cases with the technology we have developed. Cases where someone was lost, where the person's name was never found. Cold cases being resolved is a good feeling.
The last case really touched my heart. The young girl murdered by her own father. Who us the mother!!? Can genealogy not help. 😢
They know who some of the middle child's 5th-ish great grandparents are. So they know generally which family and which area they're working with. Only problem is, that couple had a lot of descendants, and if there are NPEs in the mix (adoptions, affairs etc) it's going to be very hard to identify her. Lots of genealogists are working very hard to figure it out!
Kinda sad that peoples gone missing for so long never had a family member or even a friend to report the missing !! Honest question here tho, is it Joe Rogan who's narrating the Lavender Doe case ?
I feel terrible for every single one of these people.
Robert was only 20 years old, had been to Vietnam twice and was experiencing PTS so young.
He went through so much in his young life.
To end up “missing” from a VA hospital.
Extremely sad.
Very sad.
I trully can't understand how someone go to sleep every night knowing their son is missing.
It doesn't matter if he was a "runaway", I would have looked for him everyday... If I didn't know where to report, I would ask people, put fliers, scream in the middle of the fucking street! For some reason this really pissed me off. The other cases are really bad, but Jason's case made me so sad. He was there the whole time, she just didn't care enough to look for him.
It's clear for me why he was a runaway...
If you're a runaway and your family cares about you, they will look for you. My family never looked for me. I got beat down when I was 14 years old and had to be put in the hospital. It was that bad. A doctor treated me because it was the right thing to do, But they had no idea who I was. Everyday I was asked who I was, who my parents were and where I lived. Sometimes it was a cop, a doctor or even a pretty nurse. They would say you know Your parents are probably worried sick about you wondering where you are and I would start to cry but I knew they didn't give a shit even at the age of 14 or maybe even younger. One cop I remember told me I will find out who you are, your parents will be looking for you. After a couple weeks the swelling in my face was almost all gone but i was still very black and blue they would allow me to walk the floor and get some exercise by week three two Policemen tried again to find out who I was but I pretended I was out cold because of all the medicine they were giving me. I heard them saying to each other while they were standing out in the hallway they would be pressing charges on my family for abandonment., Later that evening while walking the floor I slipped out the door. After a couple days back on the streets I went back to where I lived I remember seeing the disappointment on their faces and my step dad saying well I see you been fighting again. I think that was the nicest thing he ever said to me. And my mom didn't say a lot even when she watched me get beaten by my step dad. It was definitely a very abusive childhood. A couple years ago I spoke with a girl that lived across the street from me and I made the comment that I didn't always do the right thing or didn't handle myself very well. I did smoke a lot of pot back then and she said David nobody in the neighborhood could blame you we all knew what went on in that house and what you had to put up with and I just started crying and I said why didn't anybody say anything ? And she said because back then it was a different time not like now where people will speak up. I admit It made me feel good for her to tell me that. I really want to delete this but I'm not. I'm not telling you this so you feel sorry for me. I don't want that. Just be aware of your surroundings and look for anything that isn't right and speak up. You may just save a kid's life.
@@treefrog0826 Wow. This is the most touching story I have ever heard.
While we can't know what was going through her head to avoid reporting her son missing - fear of police, ignorance of the process, questions about jurisdiction - what I CAN say is it would've helped immensely to report him. The missing persons report just adds that person to a nationwide database, so the question of where he lived, etc. doesn't matter, as long as he is still in the US. If she reports him in Louisiana, a cop in Texas would see him as a missing person upon running his name.
Also, as we see here in this story, the missing persons database can be used as a reference point for identifying John/Jane Does.
Its a simple, painless process to do a missing persons report, and it starts with your local police department/sheriff's office.
Corriveau's case is so tragic... it had to be heartbreaking as anything could be to try to clear someone they love from being labeled a deserter. I can only imagine, as my husband served three deployments (3 separate deployments during a 6 year period) in Iraq, that this young man had some serious issues caused by the violence he must have witnessed and/or participated in during his two tours in Vietnam. Vietnam destroyed the mental health of many once hopeful and balanced young men at that time. I hope his family, or those left, are at peace now and that his soul itself is resting in peace, as well.
Makes me mad that the police didn't really attempt to bother asking the military if they may have someone who was missing. The whole case sounds very botched and it's heartbreaking because they could have solved the case most likely by just going to the military and asking a yes or no question.
This breaks my heart! I respect the individuals who dont give up & dedicate themselves to solving the case/ giving family peace of mind.
It’s terrifying to know some people can be missing for years/decades and their families will think everything is okay🤦🏽♀️
No one really gets away with murder. They can think that all they want.
*jack the ripper enters the chat*
@Giuliano Skywalker Let me guess. Columbia?
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@@jenn3873 What goes around, comes around. If you murder someone, you pay the price in some way, whether the people around you know you did it or not. You have to live a lie, live with guilt, etc. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
The way you describe the cases is absolutely clear. Congratulations. More power to you
That was the worst stock footage of a police officer ever. Looked like a pretty boy in a Halloween costume.
These reconstructions are almost spot on...my goodness! Sometimes society sickens and saddens me. I'm so glad that these victims were finally identified. Hopefully they were treated with dignity and respectfully laid to rest.
This is an absolutely amazing video. Thank you for sharing the stories of these lost souls.
If he’s murdered they should give his patient reports the fact they won’t is fishy
They were probably worried they’d be violating HIPAA
Of a dead man?
It breaks my heart when there are people found and there's national and even international efforts to identify them but have no family or loved ones to ever identify them. 💔
So happy these people were identified no matter how long it took.
Thank God for giving people the mind and diligence to do forensic work.
I literally grew up in Chester County a few miles from Longwood and where Bulldog John Doe was found and had never heard this story before now. And he was found two days after my birthday as well.
I'm so glad someone did a slight segment of the bear brook murder, it happened closely to where i live and scared me and i have not been to that park since. ive been wanting to research it but i haven't had the time.
So sad for these victims. New sub I’ve here, enjoying your videos x
Thanks. Much appreciated.
What kind of mother doesn't report his son missing after decades of not knowing anything about him?
Alot of police won't do the report cus one he was a frequent run away so she probably thought he a out there somewhere and didn't want to communicate with her. 2 he was an adult so for police he wasn't a missing person he was an adult who left and wasn't missing just gone from his mom like he did alot and now is a adult . She probably figured he didn't want nothing to do with her and just left it alone I mean like most ppl think when someone dies someone within the family would be notified and since she wasn't why would she think he is dead and not just somewhere living life .
I've been around Allenstown for most of my older life, the fact that something remotely interesting happened there is quite fascinating
Thank you for your latest video. While the number one on this list is technically not completely solved (as in the “middle child” is not named even though we know she is connected to suspect) I remember hearing about this case. It is my hope that with more research the case can be truly solved. Genealogy has done wonders for cases. Again thank you for this video.
As always, we're glad you liked it, it was super interesting to read up on all of these cases. You are definitely correct, the Allenstown case is not fully solved, and it may never be, given the fact that Rasmussen is dead. It would be great if the middle child could be identified though!
@@TheCrimeZone They know who some of the middle child's 5th-ish great grandparents are. So they know generally which family and which area they're working with. Only problem is, that couple had a lot of descendants, and if there are NPEs in the mix (adoptions, affairs etc) it's going to be very hard to identify her.
Thanks for sharing, and the remarkable work that you all do!! Ms. G.
This is so sad, I feel bad for all those beautiful souls 💔
It’s so sad knowing how most of these cases, decades after the murder and they’re finally identified that the murderer likely will never be found. The killer themselves could have died by now, and the evidence is so far lost to time.
The Barrel Murders-all are 💔but the little girls losing their lives just tragic
I would like to see the boy in the box case solved, I think it happened in the 40s or 50s?, But that little boy never did get an identity.☹️
I just found out that you’re Canadian’s as well!!! That makes your guys’ channel a million times more better!!! I’m on west coast (Vancouver) but I support anything that comes out of our beautiful glorious country! 🇨🇦♥️🇨🇦♥️🇨🇦♥️🇨🇦
#4 - The Navy also removed the Corporal's deserter status, allowing him to be re-buried with full military honors after his sister got a court order allowing him to be exhumed and moved. He has a headstone that reflects his service and decorations.
That thumbnail is fkn terrifying 😱😱😱 I did not need to scroll past that right before bed 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
DNA Match but they let him go because he said he only picked up the woman for sex duhhhhhh
Just sad, heartbreaking for those families, darkest days for those families.
When someone like Gabby Petito gets the entire world freaking out and obsessing over her, yet someone like the Lavendar Jane Doe, the same age, just as beautiful, goes missing and no one even raises an eyebrow... makes me very sad. The same thing is happening now, Gabby deserves to have the world looking closely at her case, but you just know there are 10x as many missing girls right now, and they all deserve the same level of interest and concern, but will sadly never get it.
Anyone else thinking that the mother of Rasmussen's daughter was also killed by him? That her body just hasn't been found?