O.K. So Kenly starts his freshman year and then just decides one night to take off, leaves passport behind, never speaks to his family again and is seen in a nearby town? Isn't the most likely thing that he was the victim of foul play? These people who claim they saw him, aren't they looking at 2 dementional photos? I was in a local store and saw someone who looked so much like my good friend, It was unreal.
Yall are focused on Gordon but I am side eyeing Kirsten how can you forget something as significant as finding Kenley's hat at Corkums and giving it to police then focused in on his knap sack it has significance to her for a reason and she starts crying over it something isn't right with her
"I have to look back in my diary..", to know if the relationship was intimate or not. Seriously? Constant nodding of the head as the interviewer poses the question. hmmm
"Have you found any proof that Kenley was dead?" And the investigator says it would have made sense to him to ask it the other way round "proof he's alive." Well if there's proof he's alive it wouldn't make sense that an investigator is going round asking a British guy about something back in 1992?
Even if this young man wanted to live a life somewhere else or in another country that doesn’t mean he would want to disappear from his loving mother and loving sister, especially having to hear for 30 years that his loved ones are desperately searching for him. I hope he is alive and well, but if not I’m sure his loved ones would love to know where he is and to eventually bring him home💗
I think it would be extremely hard to reconnect with family having caused pain for that period of time. I understand that . I watched a case recently where a missing woman was found living her life in a different state having shut out memories of her family because she said she couldn't face the pain she had caused them. Even when they reconnected and she was showered with love she ghosted them after a few months and disappeared again. There are imo also lots of indications throughout these videos that he had some mental health issues. Under those circumstances people often react in ways other people can't understand. Psychiatric units are full of people who are trying to escape inner and outer demons. This lad was resourceful and travelled extensively, lived rough. If anyone wanted to 'disappear' he certainly had the tools. In those circumstances the person in pain isn't thinking about the pain they may cause their loved ones ( or may even believe their family would be better off without them). So I dint hold with this ' he/she would never have abandoned their family, children etc. I can only speak from my experience of working in an acute psychiatric setting and working as a support worker in the community.
36:38 "I can't remember how or why he left it behind". How do you know that he left it BEHIND? Were you present? He said REMEMBER not "I don't know"...Just a speculation.......
First 2 parts of this I thought Kirsten and Tom seemed like really nice good friends .....but in this part ...Im seeing both of them in a different light ....They both seem to be lying about some of their stories - Mike comes across as a cool guy .... reminds me of a young Bruce Springstien ...
The only way I can see that making sense is if he left it at that house during that weekend stay and she hadn't been back home (or to that house) until 6 months later... 🤔 (but didn't the guy friend say he saw him wearing it the day he last saw him?)
These two know more. Without a doubt. It’s so sad because without evidence there’s nothing you can do. You have live with your conscience and that in itself is a prison sentence if you are guilty. R.I.P Kenley. 🙏❤️.x
I'm not saying Kenley chose the best way to get away from familiar people and/or surroundings, but maybe he was tired of people hoovering him...granted, he went about the wrong way (to be on his own and free) but a person can only take so much of "someone else trying to run and control" his life. Personally, I feel he should have contacted at least his family AFTER he was safely away from them (not finding out his whereabouts). Narcissistic people and families can ruin your life....if you let them.
What day did Tomlinson go to the room? Why is Tom refusing to read that line about clearing out her cluttered car? When Tom is being asked about the sighting at 38:21....the eye blinking rate is quite high....sign of stress. When he's reading what he did on Sunday night....it is odd...and then he picks up the book and holds it closer and out of sight. Didn't do that before. Did you have anything to do with his death? - Well we don't know he's dead Shrug. wow.
@@iamnewfie1 Was she a detective or just a beat cop? I think I've watched a short documentary on that. Not sure though. The woman was just a beat cop that I saw.
How old are you? It’s easy to keep stuff like that straight when you’re no older than your 20s or 30s. However, when you get into your 40s and 50s remembering when things happened becomes more difficult. Time goes so much faster. Because you’ve now lived a lot longer than what it feels like. Things that feel like they were 3 - 5 years ago turn out to have been 10 or 15 years ago. For example, it feels to me like the pandemic started 2 - 3 years ago, but it’s been 5 years, so to have an accurate sense as to how long ago something happened I find I have to add extra years onto every pre-pandemic memory or event. Other examples … People who you think should still be children because they were born, say after 11 September, are suddenly grown adults and having their own children. Your friends who you feel like you just graduated with from university seemingly “10 years ago," are now having grandchildren! And you do the math and realize just how much time has in fact gone by. Add to that hours of filming, especially if it was done over several days, with dates and years being bounced back and forth and you’re trying to keep it straight in your mind, so it becomes more understandable for someone to get years mixed up and even what year it is today. Plus as you get into middle age things you could ALWAYS remember just aren’t immediately available for recall. It’s like where a fact existed in your mind is now an empty space. It’s just gone. It usually does come back to you, but it takes time. You find you can’t always count on your memory the way you used to. Like, once you had a child’s body and now you have an adult body and there is no going back. Similarly you find you have a middle age body and mind and there is no going back. If you live long enough you will see what it’s like, no matter how healthy you are or how lucky you’ve been to remain healthy. It is inevitable. There is no escaping it.
@@fredericklmeade2947 I'm 51 and had a brain aneurysm at 38. There isn't a traumatic event that happened in my life that I can't remember from the age of 15 up to the present. Of course I understand every individual memory isn't going to be strong and vivid. The mind is the absolute strongest thing humans have. I guess some can't or won't function above averagely.
Everyone said in earlier parts he always wore baseball caps. The tree planting friend even stated he had on a "clean" cap for eating after work. If he lost/forgot his cap on that weekend *one week earlier* whose to say he didn't go buy a new one? Maybe he didn't know where he lost/left it, maybe he did and didn't think he would get it back anytime soon? It just doesn't feel suspicious to me.
Kristin and Gordon seem suspect like maybe when Gordon woke up in the night and Kristin wasn't next to him anymore (the place the 3 of them were staying by the lake) maybe she had gotten down on the floor with Kenley (I believe she crushed on him a little) and that's when Gordon "flew off the handle". His story about the last day he saw Kenley is off like maybe he wanted the police to think he took a bus out of town after going to the atm, and he said he was wearing his "trademark" hat, that he now can't remember exactly what the hat looked like and also Kenley wouldn't have been wearing the hat because Kristin had found it left behind and turned it into the police, and now she doesn't remember doing that?? Also it would have been out of character for him to have left his hat behind at the place they were staying. Now the knapsack.... if it had been left at Kinley's dorm his sister would have definitely remembered that as she remembered seeing his main backpack there in the dorm room. Perhaps Gordon and Kenley fought and he was accidentally killed. One more thing.... the guy that had seen Kinley by the laundromat and Kenley telling him he was doing laundry but had no laundry with him, and had given him a ride (part 1 or 2 of this series) perhaps Kinkey was gay or bisexual and had met someone around that area for intimacy and in doing this had later met up with someone who had nefarious intentions so maybe someone outside the friend circle later hurt him. Very sad case and I don't think he left on his own or killed himself.
Or maybe they simply ingested some substances together that caused Kenley to expire and out of fear they covered it up and hid him? She definitely acts very strangely in this part of the documentary and some of his responses seem like they don’t fit.
Seems a lot of people cant remember quite a lot of things - One would think with how serious things were you would remember - And the English guy has shifty eyes
The end of this episode feels too much like confirmation bias. You’re suspicious of someone so virtually anything that doesn’t seem typical to you is going to be interpreted as suspicious. None of Gordon’s behavior that was reported by the P.I. seems particularly suspicious to me. It seems suspicious because the film sets it up to look and seem suspicious, but there is nothing patently suspicious about it.
Still waters run deep: The fact that he closes his eyes when he lies and the fact that he looks away everytime he lies... She does the same thing when talking about the fact that it took place in 1992... Investigate those two relentlessly.
I was gonna say, could be evidence, but yeah, good question if she's claiming it was just left at her house. I guess with there being an investigation, though, that was the right place to take it.. however, she claims she doesn't even remember doing that.. that was kind of weird.. she remembered the backpack, but not the hat..
@@MJ-ji6mv she's so strange Seemingly. I would like to see the full interview because with filmmaking and documentary making the only put what they want on their and to be conveyed.
Walton, NS that is a ways from Wolfville. Up to Windsor then a 30 min drive. Now the polygraph results have to be noted. Those polygraph members are outstanding interviewers, they passed them so in my opinion as a retired police officer that clears them , if it was a fail or inconclusive then there is suspicion
@@magical8013 a form is filled out asking these questions prior to even going to a polygraph to make sure the tester can move ahead with the test. Once the polygraphist has all info the decision is made. My experience most never even get to the test, most confess or last min say I am not doing it now and they leave
@@glennbrown9960 okay so if they check that they are not on any medications, but they are, how can that even be proven if the police can't get any records of the medication? I asked this question because I had a friend that did this, it was about a robbery and a burglary. He was on Klonopin and he told the lie detector test people that he wasn't on any medication. He was able to pass the test and was no longer a suspect. I would imagine you would have to get some type of warrant to find out what's in somebody's system or what medications they're taking... Thanks for answering these questions. I just feel like there's a loophole.
It’s not very hard for some to pass a polygraph. That’s why they’re not really used in court. Not 100% accurate. Poor family, I hope they find him so they can have closure if he’s passed away.
I'm trying to figure out how they spun this as deception. Cleaning out a cluttered car? It's not like the filmmaker asked specifically to read that sentence. I think he would've been fine with reading it to them. What point should that make?
I thought gordon said,,, he'd used the atm as he was walkng back he saw kenley and waved ?now kirsten however she realised she slipped up when she reiterated upset about the napsack ? Like she regretted mentioning she went in the room slipped up ? Ner kirsten know something,,, and i think they're definitely lying she saw kenley 93.
The guy from the UK was on my radar the minute I saw him; He' is on it more sinsce we got to this part...I also think the girl knows something or was a part of Kenley's demise..jmo
I'm trying to figure out how they spun this as deception. Cleaning out a cluttered car? It's not like the filmmaker asked specifically to read that sentence. I think he would've been fine with reading it to them. What point should that make?
Canadians can be very sketchy people. I think almost everyone in this documentary is a bit off. I think most of these people are active drug users. Something just does not feel right. The are probably all guilty of something
Canadians are sketchy? Interesting. I'm Canadian. Most of my experience is Canadians of course. Disturbing to consider that it could be true. I agree though, there are many weird characters involved in this.
48:10 It's so weird he doesn't seem to understand the interviewer is implying he did it, wouldn't the normal reply be 'hold on, are you saying I did it?' ?
No because as well as what he is saying there in that part he explicitly asked during filming if I had anything to with this disappearance. So it is more than implied, it is asked directly. As I knew Kenley for 3 weeks and was his friend what would come out as my portrayal seemed so far fetched and ridiculous as to not be possible. I am there to try and help and help give answers and I answered as best I could what Ron asked me.
@@brendashenda4249 I was getting tired after a number of hours filming that day and travelling the day before. I was trying to follow what he (filmmaker) wanted and he never said read the bit about the car, just something like read what you did that morning / afternoon or something similar - cant now remember. For a filmmaker who had normally asked very direct questions I was trying to follow and do what he wanted and couldnt understand why we were refilming. Kerstins car as I remember it was always a mess so not important enough to read out. He should have just said read about the car and would have done it. After all I willingly took part in the film and interview and tried to answer best I could everything that was asked. Nothing more than that.
@tomgordon3663 thank you, that clarifies that. I watched a documentary about Kenley today. Do you remember Jason Kenny? I understand if you don't want to discuss.
What!?! The "Filmmaker" hires a "private investigator" to spy on one of the partizipants in his "documentation" just because of some minor details which doesn't add up, after 30 years? Are you insane? You should have disclosed your relationship with the whole situation earlier. It makes you not an independent journalist, but rather a participant of the events, creating a story yourself. That is against any workethics, at least as known in Europe. Knowing this, you, the filmmakers, may very well be part of the people you portrayed and could very well be connected to the disappearance yourself. The whole gathering of friends of former high school class mates, has to be seen as staged by an interested party, after learning your active role. So, who are you, did you know the disappeared person, and in what relationship are you to his family? Your behaviour is very unprofessional. This way you lose every independence, and every attorney would warn anyone, even police, to participate in any further work of your so called "documentary". Is this a joke? A drama dressed up as a documentary? I feel tricked.
@Gundus: YOUR hughhanded attempts to interject yourself into this case by way of threats aimed at the filmmaker are laughable, at the least, and egregious at the most. Basement living getting you down? 🤔
@@stephanielloyd4053 oh, you're so very kind to let me know that. I have a deep dislike of all background music as even the idea of it just doesn't agree with me. If it hadn't been for you, I would have missed this documentary, so I'll remember to check if the music dies down. Have a lovely day and many thanks again. 😊👍🥀
I think so too . Isnt it kind of odd how detailed Gordon's memory of what Kenley was wearing when he claimed he last saw him ? Something is definitely not right about Gordon and that girl .
So, going after your own business, relaxing at the sea, eating lunch, is now "odd behaviour", if a filmmaker doesn't like it? You people should be ashamed of yourself. I will look out for any work you deliver in the future and mark it as unreliable, even if you work for a bigger network. And don't even try to work big style in Europe. You are burned, by your own odd behaviour. I will mark your behaviour with the European Journalist Ethik Commission, right now. No matter what happened to this poor young man, even if your suspicions would proof correct. You crossed a critical line into disinformation. Very much the whole poisoned workattitude, growing in all of Northamerica.
Who are you to throw your weight around and cast stones at this filmmaker?! Your not-so-thinly veiled threats at the filmmaker, acting like you can get his work banned in Europe, it all reeks of megalomania on your part. Where are your credentials? Sheesh.
When you look at people you go to school with… one of the group of your friends is well friends but also into other things at least one of your close classmates ended up dead right early right drug overdose .. or charged a few times with what petty stuff you say I lost track of him or her but really think they infiltrated around you they probably didn’t even like half the people they were looking normal in plain sight
To deliberately leave with no explanation however brief and in whatever form is so utterly cruel and selfish I'm left wondering how a family could produce such a son; certainly incongruous with the mother and sister we meet in this documentary.
there is a saying if you haven't got anything good to say just don't,also assumptions like yours above in as polite way to put it assumptions are the mother of all fck up's
I'm so glad someone is shedding light on this case.
O.K. So Kenly starts his freshman year and then just decides one night to take off, leaves passport behind, never speaks to his family again and is seen in a nearby town?
Isn't the most likely thing that he was the victim of foul play?
These people who claim they saw him, aren't they looking at 2 dementional photos?
I was in a local store and saw someone who looked so much like my good friend, It was unreal.
excellent documentary! thank you for investigating this case
Yall are focused on Gordon but I am side eyeing Kirsten how can you forget something as significant as finding Kenley's hat at Corkums and giving it to police then focused in on his knap sack it has significance to her for a reason and she starts crying over it something isn't right with her
Yea true, she's creepy!
Completely agree!!
In this particular segment, she especially looks very suspect.
Her demeaner is certainly odd and flat most of the time...til she cries.
They both seem involved in it
"I have to look back in my diary..", to know if the relationship was intimate or not. Seriously? Constant nodding of the head as the interviewer poses the question. hmmm
"Have you found any proof that Kenley was dead?" And the investigator says it would have made sense to him to ask it the other way round "proof he's alive." Well if there's proof he's alive it wouldn't make sense that an investigator is going round asking a British guy about something back in 1992?
Even if this young man wanted to live a life somewhere else or in another country that doesn’t mean he would want to disappear from his loving mother and loving sister, especially having to hear for 30 years that his loved ones are desperately searching for him.
I hope he is alive and well, but if not I’m sure his loved ones would love to know where he is and to eventually bring him home💗
I think it would be extremely hard to reconnect with family having caused pain for that period of time. I understand that .
I watched a case recently where a missing woman was found living her life in a different state having shut out memories of her family because she said she couldn't face the pain she had caused them. Even when they reconnected and she was showered with love she ghosted them after a few months and disappeared again.
There are imo also lots of indications throughout these videos that he had some mental health issues. Under those circumstances people often react in ways other people can't understand.
Psychiatric units are full of people who are trying to escape inner and outer demons.
This lad was resourceful and travelled extensively, lived rough. If anyone wanted to 'disappear' he certainly had the tools. In those circumstances the person in pain isn't thinking about the pain they may cause their loved ones ( or may even believe their family would be better off without them). So I dint hold with this ' he/she would never have abandoned their family, children etc. I can only speak from my experience of working in an acute psychiatric setting and working as a support worker in the community.
2024 they haven't found him last update i saw.
Background music is perfect!
36:38 "I can't remember how or why he left it behind". How do you know that he left it BEHIND? Were you present? He said REMEMBER not "I don't know"...Just a speculation.......
First 2 parts of this I thought Kirsten and Tom seemed like really nice good friends .....but in this part ...Im seeing both of them in a different light ....They both seem to be lying about some of their stories - Mike comes across as a cool guy .... reminds me of a young Bruce Springstien ...
I found it interesting how he had ronrefer to his diary to comment in whether he and she were just friends or otherwise. .
5 months AFTER his disappearance she turns in his baseball cap to the police? Say what??? I have weird vibes from her.
The only way I can see that making sense is if he left it at that house during that weekend stay and she hadn't been back home (or to that house) until 6 months later... 🤔 (but didn't the guy friend say he saw him wearing it the day he last saw him?)
These two know more. Without a doubt. It’s so sad because without evidence there’s nothing you can do. You have live with your conscience and that in itself is a prison sentence if you are guilty.
R.I.P Kenley.
🙏❤️.x
Some of Kenleys closest people seem shady to me ,we've all gotten plastered and acted a fool before !
I'm not saying Kenley chose the best way to get away from familiar people and/or surroundings, but maybe he was tired of people hoovering him...granted, he went about the wrong way (to be on his own and free) but a person can only take so much of "someone else trying to run and control" his life. Personally, I feel he should have contacted at least his family AFTER he was safely away from them (not finding out his whereabouts). Narcissistic people and families can ruin your life....if you let them.
great documentary❤
Who left cig butts in an aluminum disposible tart tray?Did Kenley smoke cig's? It was mentioned episode 1.
I need to go back and listen to part 1 again, not sure I caught that part. Ty
What day did Tomlinson go to the room? Why is Tom refusing to read that line about clearing out her cluttered car? When Tom is being asked about the sighting at 38:21....the eye blinking rate is quite high....sign of stress. When he's reading what he did on Sunday night....it is odd...and then he picks up the book and holds it closer and out of sight. Didn't do that before. Did you have anything to do with his death? - Well we don't know he's dead Shrug. wow.
He's in this comment section, did you know that? He's replied to others asking the same question!
Well he's claiming its him and his user name is TomGordon!
That girl is strange
Hey!! Hey!! What year are we in??? Where are we? Is it 2000, no 1992? Wait. Where are we? She hasn't been all there for a long time now.
Look up the case involving the LA detective that murdered her rival, some eerie similarities
@@iamnewfie1 Was she a detective or just a beat cop? I think I've watched a short documentary on that. Not sure though. The woman was just a beat cop that I saw.
How old are you? It’s easy to keep stuff like that straight when you’re no older than your 20s or 30s. However, when you get into your 40s and 50s remembering when things happened becomes more difficult. Time goes so much faster. Because you’ve now lived a lot longer than what it feels like. Things that feel like they were 3 - 5 years ago turn out to have been 10 or 15 years ago. For example, it feels to me like the pandemic started 2 - 3 years ago, but it’s been 5 years, so to have an accurate sense as to how long ago something happened I find I have to add extra years onto every pre-pandemic memory or event.
Other examples … People who you think should still be children because they were born, say after 11 September, are suddenly grown adults and having their own children. Your friends who you feel like you just graduated with from university seemingly “10 years ago," are now having grandchildren! And you do the math and realize just how much time has in fact gone by.
Add to that hours of filming, especially if it was done over several days, with dates and years being bounced back and forth and you’re trying to keep it straight in your mind, so it becomes more understandable for someone to get years mixed up and even what year it is today.
Plus as you get into middle age things you could ALWAYS remember just aren’t immediately available for recall. It’s like where a fact existed in your mind is now an empty space. It’s just gone. It usually does come back to you, but it takes time. You find you can’t always count on your memory the way you used to. Like, once you had a child’s body and now you have an adult body and there is no going back. Similarly you find you have a middle age body and mind and there is no going back.
If you live long enough you will see what it’s like, no matter how healthy you are or how lucky you’ve been to remain healthy. It is inevitable. There is no escaping it.
@@fredericklmeade2947 I'm 51 and had a brain aneurysm at 38. There isn't a traumatic event that happened in my life that I can't remember from the age of 15 up to the present. Of course I understand every individual memory isn't going to be strong and vivid. The mind is the absolute strongest thing humans have. I guess some can't or won't function above averagely.
@ericdavis2183 😮 at 38, how scary! Glad you're still with us 💝
No one even took pictures of the room, just in case?
Everyone said in earlier parts he always wore baseball caps. The tree planting friend even stated he had on a "clean" cap for eating after work. If he lost/forgot his cap on that weekend *one week earlier* whose to say he didn't go buy a new one? Maybe he didn't know where he lost/left it, maybe he did and didn't think he would get it back anytime soon?
It just doesn't feel suspicious to me.
Did they get records from the bank that Kenley actually used the ATM on MONDAY?
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Good question. It's not sounding like they did, which is a huge opportunity missed!
Kristin and Gordon seem suspect like maybe when Gordon woke up in the night and Kristin wasn't next to him anymore (the place the 3 of them were staying by the lake) maybe she had gotten down on the floor with Kenley (I believe she crushed on him a little) and that's when Gordon "flew off the handle".
His story about the last day he saw Kenley is off like maybe he wanted the police to think he took a bus out of town after going to the atm, and he said he was wearing his "trademark" hat, that he now can't remember exactly what the hat looked like and also Kenley wouldn't have been wearing the hat because Kristin had found it left behind and turned it into the police, and now she doesn't remember doing that?? Also it would have been out of character for him to have left his hat behind at the place they were staying.
Now the knapsack.... if it had been left at Kinley's dorm his sister would have definitely remembered that as she remembered seeing his main backpack there in the dorm room. Perhaps Gordon and Kenley fought and he was accidentally killed.
One more thing.... the guy that had seen Kinley by the laundromat and Kenley telling him he was doing laundry but had no laundry with him, and had given him a ride (part 1 or 2 of this series) perhaps Kinkey was gay or bisexual and had met someone around that area for intimacy and in doing this had later met up with someone who had nefarious intentions so maybe someone outside the friend circle later hurt him. Very sad case and I don't think he left on his own or killed himself.
Or maybe they simply ingested some substances together that caused Kenley to expire and out of fear they covered it up and hid him? She definitely acts very strangely in this part of the documentary and some of his responses seem like they don’t fit.
This lady Kristen Tomlinson, i don't have a good feeling about her. She seems creepy
Agreed! Very!
Kirsten looked like Marie, who Kenley had caught feelings for before. Why I believe the love triangle theory is very possible.
Gordon liked kirsten, kirsten didn't like Gordon, kirsten liked Kenny, and Kenny didn't like kirsten. A woman rejected. Imo
Seems a lot of people cant remember quite a lot of things - One would think with how serious things were you would remember - And the English guy has shifty eyes
I think gordon and kirsten have canoodled
That’s a weird phone call. Most likely the suspect who killed him. Probably is a serial killer. Poor guy
The end of this episode feels too much like confirmation bias. You’re suspicious of someone so virtually anything that doesn’t seem typical to you is going to be interpreted as suspicious.
None of Gordon’s behavior that was reported by the P.I. seems particularly suspicious to me. It seems suspicious because the film sets it up to look and seem suspicious, but there is nothing patently suspicious about it.
Yeah, I, too, sit in my car for long periods of time. 🤷♀️ And I love nature, so I'd probably get out and look out at the water also.
i don't think i could remember what i was doing that many years ago either.
Still waters run deep: The fact that he closes his eyes when he lies and the fact that he looks away everytime he lies... She does the same thing when talking about the fact that it took place in 1992... Investigate those two relentlessly.
He was killed in the dorm.
😉good story thx
Id maybelook at Sea Shepherd instead. A little less rigid than Greenpeace.
Kenley came back from the island... something happened on Sunday night ive been personally searching the areas of interest...so sad
Why would she give the cap to the police and not the family?
I was gonna say, could be evidence, but yeah, good question if she's claiming it was just left at her house. I guess with there being an investigation, though, that was the right place to take it.. however, she claims she doesn't even remember doing that.. that was kind of weird.. she remembered the backpack, but not the hat..
@@MJ-ji6mv she's so strange Seemingly. I would like to see the full interview because with filmmaking and documentary making the only put what they want on their and to be conveyed.
@CANDGIRL271 yeah, that's true.
@@MJ-ji6mv I'm rewatching the whole series
Walton, NS that is a ways from Wolfville. Up to Windsor then a 30 min drive. Now the polygraph results have to be noted. Those polygraph members are outstanding interviewers, they passed them so in my opinion as a retired police officer that clears them , if it was a fail or inconclusive then there is suspicion
Polygraphs are not reliable.
Do you have to show a polygraph tester what kind of medications you are on? Or can you hide that?
@@magical8013 a form is filled out asking these questions prior to even going to a polygraph to make sure the tester can move ahead with the test. Once the polygraphist has all info the decision is made. My experience most never even get to the test, most confess or last min say I am not doing it now and they leave
@@glennbrown9960 okay so if they check that they are not on any medications, but they are, how can that even be proven if the police can't get any records of the medication? I asked this question because I had a friend that did this, it was about a robbery and a burglary. He was on Klonopin and he told the lie detector test people that he wasn't on any medication. He was able to pass the test and was no longer a suspect. I would imagine you would have to get some type of warrant to find out what's in somebody's system or what medications they're taking... Thanks for answering these questions. I just feel like there's a loophole.
It’s not very hard for some to pass a polygraph. That’s why they’re not really used in court. Not 100% accurate. Poor family, I hope they find him so they can have closure if he’s passed away.
She is flat out lying about what shes knows and its Soo obvious.
Great, great documentary.
Sadly, I believe he took his own life😢
He never took off that's a pipe dream, either 1 or 2, suicide or homicide.. That room at the university held the clues to the disappearance..
His eyes are bugging out of his head Gordon's, him n Kirsten are more involved then they are letting on... I'd look into their past since then..
I'm trying to figure out how they spun this as deception. Cleaning out a cluttered car? It's not like the filmmaker asked specifically to read that sentence. I think he would've been fine with reading it to them. What point should that make?
Hopefully he’s alive and well ! I believe the serial killer was telling the truth that he had never met him ,
I thought gordon said,,, he'd used the atm as he was walkng back he saw kenley and waved ?now kirsten however she realised she slipped up when she reiterated upset about the napsack ? Like she regretted mentioning she went in the room slipped up ? Ner kirsten know something,,, and i think they're definitely lying she saw kenley 93.
The guy from the UK was on my radar the minute I saw him; He' is on it more sinsce we got to this part...I also think the girl knows something or was a part of Kenley's demise..jmo
I'm trying to figure out how they spun this as deception. Cleaning out a cluttered car? It's not like the filmmaker asked specifically to read that sentence. I think he would've been fine with reading it to them. What point should that make?
@@lelandfitz1762 Yes, agreed. Seemed like a 'reach'
@@lelandfitz1762 Tom seemed ruffled about it....and it is edited. I think he asked him to read it and he just wouldn't.
@@brendashenda4249He's in the comment section answering questions in another thread! 😳 his username is Tomgordon! I kid you not!
Canadians can be very sketchy people. I think almost everyone in this documentary is a bit off. I think most of these people are active drug users. Something just does not feel right. The are probably all guilty of something
Canadians are sketchy? Interesting. I'm Canadian. Most of my experience is Canadians of course. Disturbing to consider that it could be true. I agree though, there are many weird characters involved in this.
@@brendashenda4249 no offense, lots of Americans are very strange, hence MAGA 😂 hold the wheel
48:10 It's so weird he doesn't seem to understand the interviewer is implying he did it, wouldn't the normal reply be 'hold on, are you saying I did it?' ?
No because as well as what he is saying there in that part he explicitly asked during filming if I had anything to with this disappearance. So it is more than implied, it is asked directly. As I knew Kenley for 3 weeks and was his friend what would come out as my portrayal seemed so far fetched and ridiculous as to not be possible. I am there to try and help and help give answers and I answered as best I could what Ron asked me.
He has a problem. Just look at his nonsense writing. Definitely some "condition".
@@tomgordon3663 Do you have a comment about why you wouldn't read the line about decluttering her car?
@@brendashenda4249 I was getting tired after a number of hours filming that day and travelling the day before. I was trying to follow what he (filmmaker) wanted and he never said read the bit about the car, just something like read what you did that morning / afternoon or something similar - cant now remember. For a filmmaker who had normally asked very direct questions I was trying to follow and do what he wanted and couldnt understand why we were refilming. Kerstins car as I remember it was always a mess so not important enough to read out. He should have just said read about the car and would have done it. After all I willingly took part in the film and interview and tried to answer best I could everything that was asked. Nothing more than that.
@tomgordon3663 thank you, that clarifies that. I watched a documentary about Kenley today. Do you remember Jason Kenny? I understand if you don't want to discuss.
That exchange student and Kristen definitely both know something
The friend who saw him last dig into his soul cause he knows
Yeah 👍 I have the same feeling
Yes I totally agree with you 100
And Gordon didn’t sue the filmmakers?
If all the film participants had not signed a waiver that takes that option away I would have. It was the first thing I checked.
What!?! The "Filmmaker" hires a "private investigator" to spy on one of the partizipants in his "documentation" just because of some minor details which doesn't add up, after 30 years? Are you insane? You should have disclosed your relationship with the whole situation earlier. It makes you not an independent journalist, but rather a participant of the events, creating a story yourself. That is against any workethics, at least as known in Europe. Knowing this, you, the filmmakers, may very well be part of the people you portrayed and could very well be connected to the disappearance yourself. The whole gathering of friends of former high school class mates, has to be seen as staged by an interested party, after learning your active role. So, who are you, did you know the disappeared person, and in what relationship are you to his family? Your behaviour is very unprofessional. This way you lose every independence, and every attorney would warn anyone, even police, to participate in any further work of your so called "documentary". Is this a joke? A drama dressed up as a documentary? I feel tricked.
Exactly.
@Gundus: YOUR hughhanded attempts to interject yourself into this case by way of threats aimed at the filmmaker are laughable, at the least, and egregious at the most. Basement living getting you down? 🤔
That silly music in the background had made me turn this off!!!!
How disrespectful to play music when people are talking!!!
It's just in the intro. You should've kept watching!
@@stephanielloyd4053 oh, you're so very kind to let me know that.
I have a deep dislike of all background music as even the idea of it just doesn't agree with me.
If it hadn't been for you, I would have missed this documentary, so
I'll remember to check if the music dies down.
Have a lovely day and many thanks again. 😊👍🥀
@@E-Kat Ah, bless you. I don't like a lot of music in things either, so I completely understand. I've just finished the series! It gets weird! Lol
The folk like music they had in the second one caused me to skip a lot of it. It was too much for too long. This one was much better.
@@MJ-ji6mv gosh, so it was even worse than this?
I'm glad, you like this more. 👍😊
Gordon and that girl are involved
I think so too . Isnt it kind of odd how detailed Gordon's memory of what Kenley was wearing when he claimed he last saw him ? Something is definitely not right about Gordon and that girl .
Guys, hes in the comment section! His user name is literally Tomgordon!
The music needs to go 😢
So, going after your own business, relaxing at the sea, eating lunch, is now "odd behaviour", if a filmmaker doesn't like it? You people should be ashamed of yourself. I will look out for any work you deliver in the future and mark it as unreliable, even if you work for a bigger network. And don't even try to work big style in Europe. You are burned, by your own odd behaviour. I will mark your behaviour with the European Journalist Ethik Commission, right now. No matter what happened to this poor young man, even if your suspicions would proof correct. You crossed a critical line into disinformation. Very much the whole poisoned workattitude, growing in all of Northamerica.
Will follow up.
Who are you to throw your weight around and cast stones at this filmmaker?! Your not-so-thinly veiled threats at the filmmaker, acting like you can get his work banned in Europe, it all reeks of megalomania on your part. Where are your credentials? Sheesh.
OMG get a grip but first get a life!
Crank!!
When you look at people you go to school with… one of the group of your friends is well friends but also into other things at least one of your close classmates ended up dead right early right drug overdose .. or charged a few times with what petty stuff you say I lost track of him or her but really think they infiltrated around you they probably didn’t even like half the people they were looking normal in plain sight
The guy and girl are both sketch
This seems fake
So odd you say this, because I also kind of had that same feeling about this case.
What seems fake??
The whole thing
To deliberately leave with no explanation however brief and in whatever form is so utterly cruel and selfish I'm left wondering how a family could produce such a son; certainly incongruous with the mother and sister we meet in this documentary.
there is a saying if you haven't got anything good to say just don't,also assumptions like yours above in as polite way to put it assumptions are the mother of all fck up's
We don't know for certain if he did leave deliberately!
Unimpressive Production.