Check out another case where detectives must deal with two bloodlust serial killers on the loose. One killer targets vulnerable young women, while the other targets helpless elderly ladies in care homes. Watch the compelling use of forensic science to catch the killers here: th-cam.com/video/hfxiy6Pz2xk/w-d-xo.html
Anyone who's ever lost someone to foul play will definitely want to see such monsters get caught ! Until a killer is caught and imprisoned, you live as though stuck in amber, mentally and emotionally. Like suspended animation.
In the early 80’s my little sister lived in Bakersfield California and she was murdered. It has never been solved and no one seems to be interested in it and so it’s awesome that these families have closure. I wished my mom who is now 86 would get the same closure. She had three little kids and they were raised without their mama.
I am so sorry for your loss. I can’t imagine what you and your family go through daily. Perhaps one of these channels could help you. Take care and may you find the truth❣️
My condolences to you and your family for the loss of your sister. I hope you get closure. Please continue to make noise about your sister's case. Keep knocking doors, make flyers, create a web page, get in touch with one of these channels, make a TikTok short etc. I hope you and your family find the closure you deserve. 🙏🙏
Thank you to the women who apparently had a suspicious feeling and called her police friend. Without her intuition how many other women would have been killed. Thank you miss for bothering to have it checked.
That woman that came to buy paint could have easily become the murderer's next victim had he been home at the time of her arrival. Yikes. I am so glad she called someone and was taken seriously.
I’m glad she had a friend to call in the department. Too often when a woman calls something like this in, she’s called a “Karen” or a “Gladys Kravits” and completely disregarded.
People in general also used to do their jobs better back then. Today workers act like the public or customers are in their way. And still expect to be paid. The customer is always wrong now. And don't expect anyone to learn things adjacent to their jobs. Like what their coworkers do, or supplemental skills.
This tells you how important it is if you see something say something. Few days ago I saw on the news that in California a woman run away from her abductor, she was there several months before she escape, the saddest thing is that as the detectives where investigating a neighbor said she had heard a female crying at night. The neighbor didn’t call no one. I rather be called nosy then to know someone was in danger and I didn’t alert the police.
An Cu --- Typical SELFISH humans !!!!!! Jaycee Dugard is the person who was abduct & kepta live. Then SHE escaped ALIVE without ANY help from ANYONE, for the longest time ------- 18 years !!!!!!! NO NEIGHBOURS CALLED IN THE 18 YEARS !!!!!
@@WildlifeRescueCare Yes, the city is about 2 hours from where I live. It’s so sad who people don’t stop to think, what if it was your daughter, sister or mom?
Hearing something amiss is not called nosy.... It is called being concern of someone else's wellbeing.... Dont understand how some people can just ignore it after hearing the cries....
The woman reported the van to the police is a hero. Thank to her they found the victim and send the killer to jail. We need more people like her to help to protect our family and community.
It Depends On How You Define Punishment. He's STILL On Death Row & There's NO QUESTION He Did It! He Kept Her Body In A Freezer, How SICK Is That!?! Blind Justice!
The freezer guy had an odd fetish that was against his own self-interest. I am not into guns but would have one if I lived in a rural area, the last case shows the isolation criminals see in rural homes.
You can actually say, in the end, they really are heroes. Can u imagine a family waiting 20 or 30yrs to get an answer. I can imagine them actually breathing again, because those 20 or 30yrs their lives have been frozen, just waiting. The detective probably cries just bringing that long awaited news.
My Uncle was a Senior Detective here in Australia, and when I was a teen he advised me not to follow that career path. When I grew older, I came to understand why he had said this. Some of the cases he was involved in were deeply disturbing, including that of a local 10-year-old girl who was kidnapped through her bedroom window one night in the 80s. I was about 13 and clearly remember the fear in the community for quite some time; the constant news updates and the media reports. The case eventually went cold, but my Uncle continued to work it for many years before he retired. He built strong ties with the family of the missing girl over this time, and he found it difficult not to be able to give them the answers they sought. The emotional and mental impact of these kinds of cases on him was significant. He said you never forget the details. He eventually retired to take a position running a charity. This particular case wasn't solved until about 10 years ago (so around 30 years overall) with advancements in DNA, but her body has never been found. It sickened me to discover this wasn't the perpetrator's first offence, and he had raped and murdered 2 other boys as well - that we know of, anyway. He was sentenced to 35 years back in 2016, on top of the life sentence he was already serving. He must be in his 70s now, if he's still with us... The ripple effects of this case were huge, and it's stuck with me my whole life.
I watched a video on TH-cam about this case. The woman who came to the house to purchase paint said that as soon she looked at the rental truck, she became nauseous and had a sick, ominous feeling come over her. Smartly, she called her friend.
IN MY VIEW It is astonishing how many professionals are involved solving criminal cases. They are Unseen Hero’s the public don’t ever see. To all of you , I applaud you. Thank you.
Who would call this woman a Karen obviously has never met a Karen. This woman was tuned to things that seem “FISHY”. Brava to her. More people should be as observant and responsible as she
Karen probably thought she could get the paint for free if her officer friend found it to be illegally stored, then she could just take it. Paint IS ridiculously expensive.
@@buddhistpriest1357 that's good thinking right there...I'm sure this was Karen's motives, with as you say paint being so ridiculously expensive...Karen just thought...free paint.....
Karen Taylor is indeed a great forensic sketch artist. Texas police department is lucky to have her. Her drawings whether the people are victims or perpetrators, are always very accurate. Good for you, Karen, you deserve the utmost respect by helping investigators to find the criminals or victims who have been murdered or have disappeared. Amazing job she does, really awesome. God bless her always! 🙏🏻🙌👍👏
Yes! It was her great talent and skill and the widow's determination that made her get the account of her husband's murder put on TV that made that crime get solved!!!👍👍👏👏👏👏 🥰GOOD JOB, LADIES!🌹
Dona Sejdiu ---- Elaine was NOT on her own. Both Elaine & her husband Jack Court went to buy the paint supplies!!!!!!!!!! Elaine's suspicion about the Moving Truck AND REPORTING it to LAW ENFORCEMENT (which MOST Americans FAIL TO DO) HELPED LAW ENFORCEMENT TO SOLVED IT !!!!!!
The skill of that artist to reconstruct an image of a suspect from such a poor photo... WOW! It was almost as if he was posing for her. Amazing skill. But my heart goes out to all the families of these victims. I gave birth to a daughter on the day that lady was taken from her home. Oh my heart sunk when it was revealed they had a toddlers. A little girl.
Because you do not understand psychopathy. Read books and stop believing in a god. Then you might gain some insight. They are not wired like you that's all.
God bless the lady who just came to buy paint, called the police because the environment looked suspicious!!! Thanks for following your instincts Mam😘 you actually solved this case.
Agree! So many people just ignore things instead of taking action. Making a call to police takes no time and sometimes it might not be anything at all but others it can end up like this
It's so satisfying when old cases are solved. Justice may not always prevail, nor be quick, but thanks to the men and women who persevere, some victims get their due. Thanks for keeping keeping on.
I wonder if it ever occurred to the woman from the swap meet who came to the house for paint realized she might have dodged a bullet as his next victim. Perhaps she arrived early or on the wrong day, which gave her the opportunity to notice what was on the property and call the police.
To whomever said the woman who reported the van as a possible Karen, couple reasons I disagree. She didn't wait and verbally accuse the man of anything, also when she reported it, it was only to her friend who was an officer and didn't demand a supervisor. To be serious, sometimes being nosy is a good thing. It's very sad for the poor woman and her family.
The way the story was reported, it did make her sound a bit Karen-like. But she very well could have just been following her intuition which was not captured in the reporting.
SO ABSOLUTELY.......TO BE A GOOD CITIZEN DOES NOT IN ANYWAY CONDONE THE IRRACTIC, UNCIVILIZED, DISRESPECTFUL CONFRONTATIONAL AGRESSION, IGNORANCE OF A 'karen' ******karen, IS NO LONGER ACCEPTABLE, MOST IMPORTANTLY WILL NOT BE TOLERATED, IMMEDIATE POLICE CHARGE, ARREST, PROSECUTION....RIP FINALE
Unbelievable how many evil, cruel , sick and heartless people are out there on the streets . Nobody is safe . Justice is not always served in the right proportion sadly . Anybody who takes the life of another has no right to freedom ever again .... good on this woman for calling the police over her suspicions which helped solve the case .
To keep yourself & your friends & family safe the best thing is to learn about Narcissistic Personality Disorder in detail. Get to know the characteristics, the patterns of behaviour, the ways they draw people in & also learn about psychopathy. Equip yourself to notice the signs. Learn well & you may save your life or others. If you want to do more, spread your knowledge, talk to friends about these conditions, offer to talk to groups about them. Write to your political representative, drawing their attention to the problem & pointing out the neccesity to take action to reduce the incidence of these conditions. Also start to notice the effects of these conditions within politics, the effects on individuals & policies.
Yea idk why they let people out after they’ve already killed someone smh you killed someone on purpose ? Yea? Well you’re never leaving this cell again until you die that’s how it should be actually just being back the death penalty every first degree murder conviction should get the needle or a gas chamber actually
Jeanette Bird === The woman was Elaine Court of Arizona ..... she "felt there was a pulling of a spirit to the truck" and that she was compelled by that pulling to write down the licence plate number.' AND also REPORT IT TO LAW ENFORCEMENT !!!!! Something very few people would do !!!!!!!!!!
Hey Vrijmati.....wish it would come to light in my lifetime re Jonbenet Ramsey or the 2 girls in Indiana murdered in 2017 below the old train tressel. One of the girls got a quick video on her phone of the guy and his voice saying ...Down the hill. Grrr I can only remember 1 of the girls names...Liberty...and not the name of the town in Indiana. If I remember I will post info. Both of these cases haunt me.
@@jeffrojacobs8094 Not only is TH-cam used internationally, but also: that doesn't look like an American "English is my first language" name. No need to judge someone for speaking a second language and making a little mistake.
I'd never really wondered before whether cadaver dogs can distinguish human remains from other animal remains, but the "misses" the dogs had in the first story prompted me to look it up. I'm not surprised to learn that they can distinguish human remains, but it's cool to know! They can also detect where a body has been but was moved, which likely explains why they hit on those spots but got no results. Maybe I'm the only one who doesn't already know all this!
Human remains smell very different to other mammals, it's quite distinctive. The scent will linger in soil where a body decomposed. Dogs can scent the difference between certain drugs and explosives. They have amazing abilities to pick up hundreds of scents that we can't detect.
Recently in my country GUYANA 🇬🇾 WE HAVE A double murder that rock or country backed up soon after with another teen murder and to this day we can't find the killers we would love to have a forensic team as yours to solve this crime 😔🙏
I have seen these videos repeatedly, over the years, in different guises, different names. But never mind, they are still some of the best examples of true crime to watch.
Cynthia, I totally agree with you. We as women have that extra sense and take immediate action. It's a great thing she went with her gut feeling and it paid off.
Unimaginable grief from the family. Because 23 is the age when the world becomes yours . It was her time to truly live. How could a man do such a thing ? Only pure evil. Smite.
@@s31720 Smite is a word, and it is spelled correctly. Expand your vocabulary before you go full Karen just because you don't know the meaning of a five-letter biblical word.
Think about the people that kill 5-10 year olds...they are just kids,,,it's just sad stuff...look at the memphis 3....I believe that Damian and other 2 did that stuff
@@nunnayrbznz3576 She met the killer at a swap meet...& was invited to pick up some paint from him at his house. Then she noticed the truck & power cord on the property that looked odd, so called her Police friend. They thought it was a drug lab. What's the liklihood the killer was luring her there to kill her to too.
I wonder if that first killer wore that police uniform to give the young woman a false sense of security when he stopped to "help" with the flat tire. Maybe he told her that he was an off duty police officer?
I agree .. also I really feel sorry for the murderer's parents, I bet they rather to die than finding thier child committed a heinous crime .. parents have to spend the rest of their lives in anger, sadness, love, hate, worry and pain
@@cinemaparadiso5402 Yes! Most of the time people don’t think much about the murderers parents or children. I do all the time. It would be a horrific nightmare to know your son raped, tortured and killed a woman/girl. As a parent you would probably wonder what you could’ve done differently. Some of the time much of the fault does lie on the parents for not raising their child correctly. Or, sometimes the parents were very dysfunctional and that’s why their child ends up so mentally deranged. However, other times it is not fault of the parents and I feel so sorry for those types. Very sad.
The killer who went after moms was particularly sick. Can you imagine, the poor woman being r@ped in the next room while her child cries and smacks the door she's locked behind with that sicko, doing whatever he wants to keep him from hurting her child? I f*cking hate these monsters.
Thank you for pursuing these cold cases. I wish I could help these families get closure, as I cant imagine the years-long and decades-long pain they suffer.
"Two boxes marked "Christmas", but there was nothing merry about them" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 man I love the writing in the series, and that narrator is pure perfection!
I want to say thank you to everyone who participated in finding these murderers . May you all be respected, paid well, live long and be mentors for the future because we need people like you that that care so much.
His girlfriend who was waiting in the van while her boyfriend was in the laundromat and right after didn't think he had killed anyone after they went out into a field to bury a bloody shirt and coinbox?! Riiiiight.
It was my cousin’s 22nd birthday when poor Denise went missing! We just never know what is happening in the world! We can be having a fantastic day while another is having unimaginable heartache!
Never ceases to amaze me how satisfying these stories are to watch. The over use of polygraph machines by police is scary as the innocent can be guilty; as is the reverse.
Couldn't believe they said he stored the body for a while in that warehouse, then transported the body to another state and kept it in that freezer for THREE YEARS!!!
Why in the hell should a KILLER get to live the rest of their life, even though it is in prison, at our taxpayer's expense? It does not make any sense to me!
@althea craig, humans are too stupid to be trusted with the power to kill. Cops, judges, and lawyers have a fairly high ratio of psychopaths, so because death is irreversible, and law enforcement is just as likely to be evil, we shouldn't kill people.
Probably because of human rights or that they are someone's sister/brother/father/mother/husband/wife etc, or so they say.... But they forget that the victims were also someone's sister/brother/father/mother/husband/wife etc and that their human rights were taken away by these evil bastards...
@Julie Goodrich I know. Some of it's not much better now, from some of the current stuff I see. At least the magic powers of the portrait artist turned this into gold.
That lady is lucky to be alive ! Come look at my paint I want to show you my freezer!! Yikes It’s good to have law enforcement as friends. Excellent police work!!
My condolences to you and your family. I can't imagine what it would be like to not know the who, what and why your little sister was murdered. My son and his girlfriend were murdered in July 1998; law enforcement had the perp behind bars less than 24 hours after the murders. My heart breaks for your mama 💔 Keeping hope alive for you folks.
Just few days ago we hired guys to check our well , one was fine,another acted weirdly. He scanned with his eyes our property, looked behind corner , looked at me from top to bottom any moment he could, it was VERY WEIRD. Then, when another guy asked me to spell my name, I did, and when I finished this weird guy pronounced ( whispered )my last name. I looked at him,he was typing it into his phone. By the way we also have baby. Now I hear that story and got chills
The second guy's photo had to have been sent to his brother's radio station, too. I bet the brother threw it away, so no one would recognize him. The artist did an outstanding job at creating that composite!
It's strange how I remember the TV series called Bones, had an episode that highly resembles this case. I never knew that particular episode might have been based of this cold case. God bless those who dedicate their lives to bringing answers that'll solve these cases and give the families some desperately needed answers.
This shows what can be achieved by co-operation between forces and shows the tireless efforts that go on in the background and shows all the enforcement agencies in the best possible light. For this alone we should be entirely grateful, also for their persistance in carrying on and never closing an open case until actually solved.
So many are doing mundane things and some sicko sees an opportunity. It's unfortunate people walk around and see someone and instead of helping, use it as a moment to take advantage of someone in need.
At the end the narrator says investigators have "all the time in the world to catch the killer..." Quite a few killers have died before they're caught. 🙄
Sure to the police they may have all the time but meanwhile you have the family (families) who are out there grieving and waiting for any kind of process. They need this to be resolved so their loved one can be put to rest, and in a sense they too.
Police know that and work as fast as they can on these things. However, it's a reminder to people who "think they got away with it" that they could come for you at any time. They have totally convicted men of crimes they committed as young men when they are getting on in years.
I once went to get a Subway sandwich and found the door unlocked. All of the fixings were put away but when I called out no one responded. I called police and then heard nothing more. Several day later I went back and I asked the girl working the counter. She asked if I was the one who had called the police and when said I was, the girl said she had been told to give me a free sandwich. The person closing the store had just forgotten to lock the door. But I got a free sandwich so cool.
What with all the coverage of 'bad policing' in America over the past 4-5 years (brutality, systematic racism etc.), it's genuinely gratifying to see that there still exits professional, proper detectives/law enforcement officers - full marks to all of you doing a thankless and stressful job. Thank you.
David Roche ----- EXTREMELY HIGH CRIME RATES in the USA is MORE of an issue than Bad Policing !!!!!!!!! And, YES it is a HORRIBLE THANKLESS JOB !!!!!!!!
Don't believe the news - they tell a story, not THE story. The prevailing narratives leave out vital info that would places the stories you hear in a completely different light. Most of all the news station is blatant misinformation meant to advance a certain political agenda. The truth gets trampled and most stories are just that - stories based on false statements.
I truly appreciate these investigators.. spraying a huge warehouse and looking for blood stains would seem futile, costly and energy sapping.. hail these unsung heroes!!
It is amazing how even though the suspect doesn't tell the detectives anything, they can still go through and get all of the evidence and tell almost exactly what happened! ❤
I just did some research on this case and found that Nakia was 5 months pregnant and a Walker County man convicted for the 1989 murder of a pregnant woman is now officially sentenced to life without the possibility of parole.
I agree. At least in the year 2021 with the clarity and pin-sharp quality of camera and video nowadays, there’s no excuse now for poor or shoddy video!
I don't understand why they did not charge the girl friend of the second story. She knew he had stolen money . And injured somebody. In some cases if you are together with someone who commits murder you are charged for accessory.
Chances are, she got immunity for her testimony. Or there wasn't enough evidence to charge her with anything. Statute of limitations may have also ran out.
Sometimes the testimony of someone is SO important that without them the crime charges would be dropped and then you'd have a dangerous murderer free. So thats why they get immunity if they testify. Without her there would be no case no matter her crimes but at least 1- they get the murderer in prison 2- at least they know the actual involvement of the second person 3- if the person involved commits a new crime it will be easy to get them
This show is clearly quite old but so well done. I couldn't tell the difference between reenactments and real scenarios. I liked the absence of over the top music and drama, it was just real.
The poor woman, to be the one to discover your spouse beaten near to death, and watching him being loaded into an ambulance , still alive, but then he dies later. Wondering if you ad checked sooner if he could have been saved, or if you would have joined him. That’s rough.
I remember the Arizona discovery. If I'm correct, she was in a haul box truck with a deep freeze in back. It took place when I lived in Prescott Valley, AZ. CRAZY.
I grew up in Costa Mesa, CA and am near the age of Denise Huber. I remember driving on the Corona Del Mar freeway in the summer of 1991 and seeing her name and photograph on a billboard, and feeling so concerned about her, hoping she would be found to be alright very soon. But, to my dismay, the billboard notice was still there nine months later! I had basically lost hope because of this length of time, but still wanted to know if she had been found at some point in the future. From time to time throughout the years I still wondered occasionally about her situation, so I was surprised, more than a full 20 years later, to see this same show on tv. I never imagined it would be so bad as this! I do know that Jesus Christ took her into his loving arms and comforted her upon her death! I also know she’s with him to this day in the spirit world, awaiting her parents to join her, if they haven’t already.
I am always surprised as to how normal these killers look and pretend to be.. it could be anyone you know. I always keep that in mind when I deal with people. I don't want to be surprised in person. LOL
This missing persons case garnered much publicity in my hometown of San Diego . It turned out to be a very notorious true crime story. I read one of the books written about this horrific murder.
I have a pit bull. He's a sweetheart, but people have said, "your dog looks mean." Yeah, but you can't judge a book by its cover. And people here are afraid of him. That's fine with me. 😁😁
I knew an Akita that let held a burglar by the neck for hours after he broke a window above the kitchen sink to get in. Never hurt the guy but did not let his neck go until cops came and owner called him off. Good boy😁✨
@@Veetribe.: Most any dog will make a bad person move on. A few days ago I was very intimidated by a vicious little Chihuahua. That little thing scared me!
Amazing. That was totally Agatha Christie. She said she used to notice things that most people wouldn't, even noticing someone's dirty nails when they would be at a dinner party and well dressed, she would wonder why his nails would be like that, out of place.. This woman crack such a huge case just by being alert to unusual things that don't make sense in the setting they are. Amazing!
The lady that cracked this case is an amazing gifted lady! If in future if the Police can not solve any future killings, would it be ok to call those people that can solve future cases pls? So that the family of a missing loved one can get their answers quickly. Also the murderer can be caught asap. And he won't kill another inocent person ever again. Thank u.
not feeling too good... fever and throat infection...mil is taking care of me... just discovered it by chance...so me too on a binge for a whole day now...😎
For some reason it has happened in America that people need to be audibly babysat everywhere from TV to emergency rooms and all places in between. I now shop in stores with noise-cancelling construction headphones to avoid migraine headaches! The surprising worst offender...Macy's who have gone from upscale gentle class to gutter-level ghetto trash so-called music. They appeal not to shoppers but shoplifters and wonder why thieves target them but won't listen when I explain their actions. 🤦
I agree 100%. I can't hear as well as I used to and I miss so much of what is said due to music. I wish there was a way to mute the music and just hear what what they're saying.
Men aren't the only ones who commit unspeakable crimes. A woman once drowned all of her children because her boyfriend didn't want children. I was appalled at her priorities.
The defect's is these individuals is so fcking scary I am a male myself and work with a lot of women it never ever crossed my mind to do anything to them their like my best friends...
Lock your windows and doors. Place prickly plants under the windows. Install cameras and alarms. Get your Concealed Carry, train and get armed! Cocked and locked!
Of the many who are caught, think of all the unsolved cases out there. Remember, no one is a felon until they are caught. It bothers me to think of how many of these crazy people there are that haven’t been arrested yet.
Evil is most certainly NOT always caught and taken out of society. Depends on who the perp is and how much money and influence their family has in the local area. Just a quick reality check.
@@dragonmaster9360 thank you 🙏🏿 for the reality check however that has not been my experience in the world where others tried to defame me. They all were taken out or taken from the planet. I can only speak to my personal experiences.
I am a victim of kidnapping and was shot in the back. He was not taken out of society.. the justice system sucks, they just paint you a pretty picture of it.
Handwriting analysis will soon be useless in the United States as it's no longer taught starting in primary school. The son of a good friend of mine couldn't even sign his name to his college applications. I have no idea whose brilliant idea it was to not teach cursive writing anymore, but whoever it was has the mental capacity of a squashed frog on the highway.
Check out another case where detectives must deal with two bloodlust serial killers on the loose. One killer targets vulnerable young women, while the other targets helpless elderly ladies in care homes. Watch the compelling use of forensic science to catch the killers here: th-cam.com/video/hfxiy6Pz2xk/w-d-xo.html
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any clue what the serial killers name was? not in title or description just a messy video
Anyone who's ever lost someone to foul play will definitely want to see such monsters get caught ! Until a killer is caught and imprisoned, you live as though stuck in amber, mentally and emotionally. Like suspended animation.
Please enable the automatic subtitles for us non-native English speakers 🙏🏻
In the early 80’s my little sister lived in Bakersfield California and she was murdered. It has never been solved and no one seems to be interested in it and so it’s awesome that these families have closure. I wished my mom who is now 86 would get the same closure. She had three little kids and they were raised without their mama.
I am so sorry for your loss. I can’t imagine what you and your family go through daily.
Perhaps one of these channels could help you. Take care and may you find the truth❣️
So sorry for your loss and grief all these years. I hope some retired cops take another look at her file.
My condolences to you and your family for the loss of your sister. I hope you get closure. Please continue to make noise about your sister's case. Keep knocking doors, make flyers, create a web page, get in touch with one of these channels, make a TikTok short etc. I hope you and your family find the closure you deserve. 🙏🙏
If there is DNA and you have 6000 bucks you might run it by one of these ancestry data base services.
Very sorry to hear that...
Thank you to the women who apparently had a suspicious feeling and called her police friend. Without her intuition how many other women would have been killed. Thank you miss for bothering to have it checked.
That woman that came to buy paint could have easily become the murderer's next victim had he been home at the time of her arrival. Yikes. I am so glad she called someone and was taken seriously.
I’m glad she had a friend to call in the department. Too often when a woman calls something like this in, she’s called a “Karen” or a “Gladys Kravits” and completely disregarded.
I wonder what colour the paint was?...we are missing information in this video.....
People in general also used to do their jobs better back then. Today workers act like the public or customers are in their way. And still expect to be paid. The customer is always wrong now. And don't expect anyone to learn things adjacent to their jobs. Like what their coworkers do, or supplemental skills.
@@Lucinda_Jackson Hahaha, Oh no not a Gladys Kravits. That was a hilarious comparison thank you for taking me back to some good memories, Lol.
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Yep! The original Karen! 🤣🤣
This tells you how important it is if you see something say something. Few days ago I saw on the news that in California a woman run away from her abductor, she was there several months before she escape, the saddest thing is that as the detectives where investigating a neighbor said she had heard a female crying at night. The neighbor didn’t call no one. I rather be called nosy then to know someone was in danger and I didn’t alert the police.
An Cu --- Typical SELFISH humans !!!!!!
Jaycee Dugard is the person who was abduct & kepta live. Then SHE escaped ALIVE without ANY help from ANYONE, for the longest time ------- 18 years !!!!!!! NO NEIGHBOURS CALLED IN THE 18 YEARS !!!!!
@@WildlifeRescueCare Yes, the city is about 2 hours from where I live. It’s so sad who people don’t stop to think, what if it was your daughter, sister or mom?
Hearing something amiss is not called nosy.... It is called being concern of someone else's wellbeing.... Dont understand how some people can just ignore it after hearing the cries....
I just read about that story. So awful.
Absolutely! Follow your instincts.
Much admiration of Karen Taylor for using her gift to help solve crimes.
What a blessing she is.
The woman reported the van to the police is a hero. Thank to her they found the victim and send the killer to jail. We need more people like her to help to protect our family and community.
Oh to an Ode for Crayola Crayons… art, learning to stay in the lines can evolve to catch a killer…justice is blind but sweet…
God SEESand KNOWS EVERYTHING @!!
I think she's just a snoopy karen who violated this guy's constitutional rights
proof that nosey neighbors (aka Karens) are not all bad. Kudos to Nosey people.
I’m glad it worked out the way it did. She could have ended up being his next victim.
I love it when these monsters are caught and punished…especially when they think they got away with it…
Jinka1950 does mommy know you’re online????????!!!
It Depends On How You Define Punishment. He's STILL On Death Row & There's NO QUESTION He Did It! He Kept Her Body In A Freezer, How SICK Is That!?! Blind Justice!
The freezer guy had an odd fetish that was against his own self-interest. I am not into guns but would have one if I lived in a rural area, the last case shows the isolation criminals see in rural homes.
Amen me too Justice was served
The very same thing that will happen to all sinners..
Justice is the right thing in this God created world.
The people who investigate cold cases are truly heroes. They don't forget the victims and give some kind of closure to their loved ones
You can actually say, in the end, they really are heroes. Can u imagine a family waiting 20 or 30yrs to get an answer. I can imagine them actually breathing again, because those 20 or 30yrs their lives have been
frozen, just waiting. The detective probably cries just bringing that long awaited news.
Because they have nothing else to do....
uH, YOU MEAN LIKE THE KENT STATE MURDERS, ALL COLD CASES NOW?
My Uncle was a Senior Detective here in Australia, and when I was a teen he advised me not to follow that career path.
When I grew older, I came to understand why he had said this.
Some of the cases he was involved in were deeply disturbing, including that of a local 10-year-old girl who was kidnapped through her bedroom window one night in the 80s.
I was about 13 and clearly remember the fear in the community for quite some time; the constant news updates and the media reports.
The case eventually went cold, but my Uncle continued to work it for many years before he retired. He built strong ties with the family of the missing girl over this time, and he found it difficult not to be able to give them the answers they sought.
The emotional and mental impact of these kinds of cases on him was significant. He said you never forget the details. He eventually retired to take a position running a charity.
This particular case wasn't solved until about 10 years ago (so around 30 years overall) with advancements in DNA, but her body has never been found.
It sickened me to discover this wasn't the perpetrator's first offence, and he had raped and murdered 2 other boys as well - that we know of, anyway.
He was sentenced to 35 years back in 2016, on top of the life sentence he was already serving. He must be in his 70s now, if he's still with us...
The ripple effects of this case were huge, and it's stuck with me my whole life.
Soldiers, first responders, medical profession yes. These people are handling situations at the blunt end decades later safe and sound. Get real.
I watched a video on TH-cam about this case. The woman who came to the house to purchase paint said that as soon she looked at the rental truck, she became nauseous and had a sick, ominous feeling come over her. Smartly, she called her friend.
hahahahahahahaha.....Smartly.
@@smf2072 , I don't see any humor in this at all.
Talk of destiny helpers,here is one,
@@smf2072 Why the laughter? Smartly is a word, and she used it correctly. You look like a fool.
U😮united jjournee 23:08 llol lll PPP😊
IN MY VIEW
It is astonishing how many professionals are involved solving criminal cases. They are Unseen Hero’s the public don’t ever see. To all of you , I applaud you. Thank you.
Well, that is their job and they get paid. But, they get paid whether they solve a case or not, so it is always wonderful when they solve a case.
@carolyn thornton You meant "unsung" heroes," not "unseen hero's," which just hurts my eyeballs, frankly. 🙂
Unsung heroes indeed.
*Heroes
Who would call this woman a Karen obviously has never met a Karen. This woman was tuned to things that seem “FISHY”. Brava to her. More people should be as observant and responsible as she
I wonder if the person that saw the extension cord and and paint was a male if anyone would even bat an eye.
Getting a bit tedious being called a Karen. Shame, they find solace in bullying. Low self esteem hey! 😑
Karen probably thought she could get the paint for free if her officer friend found it to be illegally stored, then she could just take it.
Paint IS ridiculously expensive.
@@buddhistpriest1357 oh please. Give credit where credit is due
@@buddhistpriest1357 that's good thinking right there...I'm sure this was Karen's motives, with as you say paint being so ridiculously expensive...Karen just thought...free paint.....
Karen Taylor is indeed a great forensic sketch artist. Texas police department is lucky to have her. Her drawings whether the people are victims or perpetrators, are always very accurate. Good for you, Karen, you deserve the utmost respect by helping investigators to find the criminals or victims who have been murdered or have disappeared. Amazing job she does, really awesome. God bless her always! 🙏🏻🙌👍👏
Yes! It was her great talent and skill and the widow's determination that made her get the account of her husband's murder put on TV that made that crime get solved!!!👍👍👏👏👏👏
🥰GOOD JOB, LADIES!🌹
Definitely. I was struck by how right she got it. Some sketches are pretty terrible, but hers was very easy to see as being the real killer.
Thank you. God bless you and yours.
God bless you Karen Taylor
She's the only Karen that deserves recognition.
Bless the woman who rang her friend to find the body she has saved quite a few people as I don't think he would have stopped
God bless this lady whom went to buy paint and solved the case.
Dona Sejdiu ---- Elaine was NOT on her own. Both Elaine & her husband Jack Court went to buy the paint supplies!!!!!!!!!! Elaine's suspicion about the Moving Truck AND REPORTING it to LAW ENFORCEMENT (which MOST Americans FAIL TO DO) HELPED LAW ENFORCEMENT TO SOLVED IT !!!!!!
@@WildlifeRescueCarewhy you so angry😂
The skill of that artist to reconstruct an image of a suspect from such a poor photo... WOW! It was almost as if he was posing for her. Amazing skill. But my heart goes out to all the families of these victims. I gave birth to a daughter on the day that lady was taken from her home. Oh my heart sunk when it was revealed they had a toddlers. A little girl.
And amazing that the lady at the gas station/mini-mart could recognize and articulate what needed to be fixed with the drawing!
I will never undertand why some people have the need to cause others harm....
Amen! 🤍🤍🤍 You belong to Light not Darkness.
the term “selfish” comes to mind....
Because you do not understand psychopathy. Read books and stop believing in a god. Then you might gain some insight. They are not wired like you that's all.
@@bellarose8511 The terms "sociopathic" and "psychopathic" comes to mind when being informed.
Because THERE EVIL SICKO'S
God bless the lady who just came to buy paint, called the police because the environment looked suspicious!!! Thanks for following your instincts Mam😘 you actually solved this case.
I second that.
Agree! So many people just ignore things instead of taking action. Making a call to police takes no time and sometimes it might not be anything at all but others it can end up like this
Ever heard the saying "when god can't come he always sends an angel" 🙏
Police here don’t always come when helps needed xx
@@rexrexrex67 m
I live near where she was abducted. I remember seeing the billboard off the freeway showing her picture for years. Such a sad case.
It's so satisfying when old cases are solved. Justice may not always prevail, nor be quick, but thanks to the men and women who persevere, some victims get their due. Thanks for keeping keeping on.
Great Allimuthu Perumal
I wonder if it ever occurred to the woman from the swap meet who came to the house for paint realized she might have dodged a bullet as his next victim. Perhaps she arrived early or on the wrong day, which gave her the opportunity to notice what was on the property and call the police.
That was my first thought, that she was perhaps eluding being a victim herself!
Absolutely, I believe she would’ve been his next victim !
She dodged a freezer.
That's my thinking on the matter. Glade he got caught. Probably are others he killed, just no proof, yet.
Why think so negative. She could kill him. So he netter be glad to not meet her alone so he got detained instead.....
Kudos to those who persevere in cold cases and get closure for the families of the victims. God Bless and keep you all. 🇮🇳
I’m so glad,that there are detectives who never give up,on cold cases.And the scientists who carry out all the latest tests,to help,thankyou.
To whomever said the woman who reported the van as a possible Karen, couple reasons I disagree. She didn't wait and verbally accuse the man of anything, also when she reported it, it was only to her friend who was an officer and didn't demand a supervisor. To be serious, sometimes being nosy is a good thing. It's very sad for the poor woman and her family.
ᴛᴏᴛᴀʟʟʏ ᴀɢʀᴇᴇ ᴡɪᴛʜ ʏᴏᴜ,
@@zk4197 agreed
"Karen" has become a shield for people doing wrong and getting called out for it.
The way the story was reported, it did make her sound a bit Karen-like. But she very well could have just been following her intuition which was not captured in the reporting.
SO ABSOLUTELY.......TO BE A GOOD CITIZEN DOES NOT IN ANYWAY CONDONE THE IRRACTIC, UNCIVILIZED, DISRESPECTFUL CONFRONTATIONAL AGRESSION, IGNORANCE OF A 'karen'
******karen, IS NO LONGER ACCEPTABLE, MOST IMPORTANTLY WILL NOT BE TOLERATED, IMMEDIATE POLICE CHARGE, ARREST, PROSECUTION....RIP FINALE
I love the voice of the narrator. He makes the stories more interesting in a calm sort of way. Really hold my attention.
Helps me sleep
Unbelievable how many evil, cruel , sick and heartless people are out there on the streets . Nobody is safe . Justice is not always served in the right proportion sadly . Anybody who takes the life of another has no right to freedom ever again .... good on this woman for calling the police over her suspicions which helped solve the case .
To keep yourself & your friends & family safe the best thing is to learn about Narcissistic Personality Disorder in detail. Get to know the characteristics, the patterns of behaviour, the ways they draw people in & also learn about psychopathy. Equip yourself to notice the signs. Learn well & you may save your life or others.
If you want to do more, spread your knowledge, talk to friends about these conditions, offer to talk to groups about them. Write to your political representative, drawing their attention to the problem & pointing out the neccesity to take action to reduce the incidence of these conditions.
Also start to notice the effects of these conditions within politics, the effects on individuals & policies.
yep
If they willingly to take a life they forfeit their.
Yea idk why they let people out after they’ve already killed someone smh you killed someone on purpose ? Yea? Well you’re never leaving this cell again until you die that’s how it should be actually just being back the death penalty every first degree murder conviction should get the needle or a gas chamber actually
Jeanette Bird === The woman was Elaine Court of Arizona ..... she "felt there was a pulling of a spirit to the truck" and that she was compelled by that pulling to write down the licence plate number.' AND also REPORT IT TO LAW ENFORCEMENT !!!!! Something very few people would do !!!!!!!!!!
I've got a lot of respect for these people. They aren't recognized near enough for what they provide the public.
@@sdmsdm7926 it is true..him and a lot of other evil persons such like bobby long and etc
Forensics are winning no dought
So, de-fnding is a bad idea?
Serious question why do a lot of U.S policeman and firefighters have big full moustache? Is it a custom for there founders
Amen
I’m always astounded at the accuracy of forensic artists. Amazing ♥️
Very nice CAUGHT! . "What is done in the dark will always come to light ONE day."
Hey Vrijmati.....wish it would come to light in my lifetime re Jonbenet Ramsey or the 2 girls in Indiana murdered in 2017 below the old train tressel. One of the girls got a quick video on her phone of the guy and his voice saying ...Down the hill.
Grrr I can only remember 1 of the girls names...Liberty...and not the name of the town in Indiana. If I remember I will post info.
Both of these cases haunt me.
Found the info. Names r Liberty and Abigail. Murdered in Delphi, Indiana.
CATCH not "CAUGHT"🙄
@@jeffrojacobs8094 Not only is TH-cam used internationally, but also: that doesn't look like an American "English is my first language" name.
No need to judge someone for speaking a second language and making a little mistake.
I'd never really wondered before whether cadaver dogs can distinguish human remains from other animal remains, but the "misses" the dogs had in the first story prompted me to look it up. I'm not surprised to learn that they can distinguish human remains, but it's cool to know! They can also detect where a body has been but was moved, which likely explains why they hit on those spots but got no results. Maybe I'm the only one who doesn't already know all this!
You are very bright indeed.
It is called training.
Don't feel bad, part of it was news to me also and I'm old.
Bad there’s probably like %85 of the population does %15 doesn’t
Human remains smell very different to other mammals, it's quite distinctive. The scent will linger in soil where a body decomposed.
Dogs can scent the difference between certain drugs and explosives. They have amazing abilities to pick up hundreds of scents that we can't detect.
"It was Christmas, but what they found inside was anything but merry". God I miss old school detective shows. That line is straight out of CSI Miami.
Recently in my country GUYANA 🇬🇾 WE HAVE A double murder that rock or country backed up soon after with another teen murder and to this day we can't find the killers we would love to have a forensic team as yours to solve this crime 😔🙏
You should contact a psychic.some are free of charge
I have seen these videos repeatedly, over the years, in different guises, different names. But never mind, they are still some of the best examples of true crime to watch.
There's nothing like the classics!
@@crystalmichellef3rg23 z-
Cynthia, I totally agree with you. We as women have that extra sense and take immediate action. It's a great thing she went with her gut feeling and it paid off.
Unimaginable grief from the family. Because 23 is the age when the world becomes yours . It was her time to truly live. How could a man do such a thing ? Only pure evil. Smite.
Smite? Learn to spell, Brian.
@@s31720 Smite is a word, and it is spelled correctly. Expand your vocabulary before you go full Karen just because you don't know the meaning of a five-letter biblical word.
@@s31720 Learn to spell what?
@@s31720 I don’t believe he meant to spell his last name ;)
Think about the people that kill 5-10 year olds...they are just kids,,,it's just sad stuff...look at the memphis 3....I believe that Damian and other 2 did that stuff
What incredible and dedicated people to be able to search endlessly for the answers. Definitely a special breed of law enforcement.
The way these detectives rebuilt the events is really phenomenal.
I'll bet that woman didn't think when she called the police she was uncovering a body in a freezer.
Why did he invite her there?
@@nunnayrbznz3576 She met the killer at a swap meet...& was invited to pick up some paint from him at his house. Then she noticed the truck & power cord on the property that looked odd, so called her Police friend. They thought it was a drug lab. What's the liklihood the killer was luring her there to kill her to too.
I wonder if that first killer wore that police uniform to give the young woman a false sense of security when he stopped to "help" with the flat tire. Maybe he told her that he was an off duty police officer?
Of course that is what happened!
They said that’s what happened
@aurora Wolfe what the hell were you watching ? Cant be this video
@@Frankie_728, did you? Police uniform, handcuffs ... handcuff key ...
God Bless all these officers, witnesses and all who have helped solve these cases.
I'm so into these stories. Specially cold cases. My heart goes out to the families that has lost someone to these evil people.
I agree .. also I really feel sorry for the murderer's parents, I bet they rather to die than finding thier child committed a heinous crime .. parents have to spend the rest of their lives in anger, sadness, love, hate, worry and pain
Ditto
@@cinemaparadiso5402 Yes! Most of the time people don’t think much about the murderers parents or children. I do all the time. It would be a horrific nightmare to know your son raped, tortured and killed a woman/girl. As a parent you would probably wonder what you could’ve done differently.
Some of the time much of the fault does lie on the parents for not raising their child correctly. Or, sometimes the parents were very dysfunctional and that’s why their child ends up so mentally deranged. However, other times it is not fault of the parents and I feel so sorry for those types. Very sad.
la gente u
*families that have lost
The killer who went after moms was particularly sick. Can you imagine, the poor woman being r@ped in the next room while her child cries and smacks the door she's locked behind with that sicko, doing whatever he wants to keep him from hurting her child? I f*cking hate these monsters.
Death is the only cure.
These fckers deserve nothing more then death every time they kill an innocent person we have evil living amongst us WTF
@@dragonmaster9360 truth spoken.
Too many criminal lovers in society.
Correct and I agree
Men like to bully/terrorize women. That's y none of us ever feel truly safe. Nice world.
Thank you for pursuing these cold cases. I wish I could help these families get closure, as I cant imagine the years-long and decades-long pain they suffer.
I like these cops. They don't give up and they don't mess around.
"Two boxes marked "Christmas", but there was nothing merry about them"
🤣🤣🤣🤣 man I love the writing in the series, and that narrator is pure perfection!
I'll have to trrust you on that, I couldn't hear him for the 'music' !
I want to say thank you to everyone who participated in finding these murderers . May you all be respected, paid well, live long and be mentors for the future because we need people like you that that care so much.
I always feel good when I hear the sentences that these cold blooded killers get. Theses investigators are heroes
His girlfriend who was waiting in the van while her boyfriend was in the laundromat and right after didn't think he had killed anyone after they went out into a field to bury a bloody shirt and coinbox?! Riiiiight.
It was my cousin’s 22nd birthday when poor Denise went missing! We just never know what is happening in the world! We can be having a fantastic day while another is having unimaginable heartache!
So sad. Losing a spouse, at any time of life, is devastating.
Yes! But especially at Christmas🥺😰💔
Yes it is.
the madness of serial killers is unimaginable.
Never ceases to amaze me how satisfying these stories are to watch. The over use of polygraph machines by police is scary as the innocent can be guilty; as is the reverse.
Commiting a murder and retaining the dead body, well you are bound to be caught one day or another
especially if you're in California with these rolling blackouts we're having now, ha ha
@@SpecialBlanket - What did Californians use for light before candles?
Light bulbs! All hail our “progressive” future ...
True, if you put the body in a freezer, it won't smell so bad
Couldn't believe they said he stored the body for a while in that warehouse, then transported the body to another state and kept it in that freezer for THREE YEARS!!!
Can't imagine why he didn't just bury Ms. Huber. Very odd that he would keep her for so long.
Why in the hell should a KILLER get to live the rest of their life, even though it is in prison, at our taxpayer's expense? It does not make any sense to me!
@althea craig, humans are too stupid to be trusted with the power to kill. Cops, judges, and lawyers have a fairly high ratio of psychopaths, so because death is irreversible, and law enforcement is just as likely to be evil, we shouldn't kill people.
They shouldn't!!!
I agree
Probably because of human rights or that they are someone's sister/brother/father/mother/husband/wife etc, or so they say.... But they forget that the victims were also someone's sister/brother/father/mother/husband/wife etc and that their human rights were taken away by these evil bastards...
@Frank Frisbee No he does not.
Shame on the sheriff's dept who didn't require him to return the uniforms after he dropped out of reserve officer training.
Right? Like why isn't this being talked about more? 😂
I feel as if that's something you're definitely required to return no?
What's the point of having a security camera when it can't even give a clear image?
@Julie Goodrich I know. Some of it's not much better now, from some of the current stuff I see. At least the magic powers of the portrait artist turned this into gold.
~ They can take digital photos of the craters on Pluto, but a suspect's face? No, not yet...
@@5jerry1 We need to offer an incentive for all potential criminals to move to Pluto.
Exactly,clear images is the goal especially in this error,she should do something about it!
Says the individual living in the New world of Tec
That lady is lucky to be alive ! Come look at my paint I want to show you my freezer!! Yikes It’s good to have law enforcement as friends. Excellent police work!!
Elaine and her husband Jack went to buy the painting supplies. Elaine WAS NOT ALONE WITH TAMALARO !!!!!!!!
My condolences to you and your family. I can't imagine what it would be like to not know the who, what and why your little sister was murdered. My son and his girlfriend were murdered in July 1998; law enforcement had the perp behind bars less than 24 hours after the murders. My heart breaks for your mama 💔 Keeping hope alive for you folks.
So sorry for your loss.
@@maryjohnstone1051 Thank you. I appreciate your comment.
😢why?
Just few days ago we hired guys to check our well , one was fine,another acted weirdly. He scanned with his eyes our property, looked behind corner , looked at me from top to bottom any moment he could, it was VERY WEIRD. Then, when another guy asked me to spell my name, I did, and when I finished this weird guy pronounced ( whispered )my last name. I looked at him,he was typing it into his phone. By the way we also have baby.
Now I hear that story and got chills
See something say something if he ever comes back, before it’s too late
Could be as innocent as a crush. But you never know
That's one amazing artist, sure helped solve the case!
Plus she's mighty pretty!
Plus the witness that helped with the description.
On another in this series she made a picture from a skull that someone recognised.
The second guy's photo had to have been sent to his brother's radio station, too. I bet the brother threw it away, so no one would recognize him. The artist did an outstanding job at creating that composite!
It's strange how I remember the TV series called Bones, had an episode that highly resembles this case. I never knew that particular episode might have been based of this cold case. God bless those who dedicate their lives to bringing answers that'll solve these cases and give the families some desperately needed answers.
Bones was a book series first, written by Karen Rule I think. Good series but I need to double check the author
Yes. Bones was a good movie. A true story. But, so sad. I'm sick of these 👿😈 monsters.!!!
@@aliciamangubat2328 I still watch the series to this day and I've binged watched it almost 10 times already. 😅😅😅😅
@@madisondean1074 you said, series? I meant the movie, The Lovely Bones.
I've watched Bones tho.
This shows what can be achieved by co-operation between forces and shows the tireless efforts that go on in the background and shows all the enforcement agencies in the best possible light. For this alone we should be entirely grateful, also for their persistance in carrying on and never closing an open case until actually solved.
Let's hear it for someone who saw something and said something!
No matter how many of these videos I watch I simply don't get how another human being can murder another human
it goes back when Cain murdered Abel.....it also means we are all sinners.....We need a Savior(YHW).
this!! its just takes alot to take someones life 😢!
I don't get how anyone can murder any other animal.
So many are doing mundane things and some sicko sees an opportunity. It's unfortunate people walk around and see someone and instead of helping, use it as a moment to take advantage of someone in need.
❤
At the end the narrator says investigators have "all the time in the world to catch the killer..." Quite a few killers have died before they're caught. 🙄
‘Find the killer’ just means figure out who did it. Doesn’t mean ‘catch the killer’
Sure to the police they may have all the time but meanwhile you have the family (families) who are out there grieving and waiting for any kind of process. They need this to be resolved so their loved one can be put to rest, and in a sense they too.
@@Michelle-bx5si Sometimes all the time in the world still doesn't help!
Police know that and work as fast as they can on these things. However, it's a reminder to people who "think they got away with it" that they could come for you at any time. They have totally convicted men of crimes they committed as young men when they are getting on in years.
I once went to get a Subway sandwich and found the door unlocked. All of the fixings were put away but when I called out no one responded.
I called police and then heard nothing more.
Several day later I went back and I asked the girl working the counter. She asked if I was the one who had called the police and when said I was, the girl said she had been told to give me a free sandwich.
The person closing the store had just forgotten to lock the door. But I got a free sandwich so cool.
Happy ending, no crime and free meal what a good day.
Thanks to the alert lady citizen who called cop on the mini truck. Great episode !!
What with all the coverage of 'bad policing' in America over the past 4-5 years (brutality, systematic racism etc.), it's genuinely gratifying to see that there still exits professional, proper detectives/law enforcement officers - full marks to all of you doing a thankless and stressful job. Thank you.
David Roche ----- EXTREMELY HIGH CRIME RATES in the USA is MORE of an issue than Bad Policing !!!!!!!!! And, YES it is a HORRIBLE THANKLESS JOB !!!!!!!!
Pity they are exception and not the rule.
Don't believe the news - they tell a story, not THE story. The prevailing narratives leave out vital info that would places the stories you hear in a completely different light. Most of all the news station is blatant misinformation meant to advance a certain political agenda. The truth gets trampled and most stories are just that - stories based on false statements.
I as a man get so disturbed of all the female victims that are murdered by this sick men's roaming around out there.
I truly appreciate these investigators.. spraying a huge warehouse and looking for blood stains would seem futile, costly and energy sapping.. hail these unsung heroes!!
God bless them heroes
I love these true crime show's. But it reminds us that real heartless evil is lurking in almost every dark corner !
An estimate that I read a few years ago is that there are about 100 serial killers in the US.
It can help you to avoid situations like these.
Janet Pattison plot kk pppopp
So true!! and it reminds us that the law is also there for the victims..
So true, I'm scared to death to go out in this evil world anymore 😢💔😢
It is amazing how even though the suspect doesn't tell the detectives anything, they can still go through and get all of the evidence and tell almost exactly what happened! ❤
Ikr..they are so smart!
What a bunch of perverts that committed these crimes, thank God for the excellent forensic investigators. Bravo!
I just did some research on this case and found that Nakia was 5 months pregnant and a Walker County man convicted for the 1989 murder of a pregnant woman is now officially sentenced to life without the possibility of parole.
So after 20 years he will get an opportunity at parole.
Life doesn’t mean natural life. It should but it doesn’t
@@richardcranium3579 If it is life without parole, then it is natural life.
@@richardcranium3579 No, "without the possibility of parole" means just that.
28:52 this lady's a genius. Tons of respect for her.
What good is security footage that doesn't clearly show a face? That's so scary to think about for the security of employees!
I agree.
At least in the year 2021 with the clarity and pin-sharp quality of camera and video nowadays, there’s no excuse now for poor or shoddy video!
It got the gist of what he looked like, and to me it was a match to the drawing and description.
@@tigerlily6412
It's suspicious that the only thing that's messed up is the face. Almost seems to be more than a coincidence.....
Thank God that technology will continue to improve!
It was 1991 technology.
That artist lady did a spectacular job it was spitting image.
Everytime politicians decide that art classes in public schools are unnecessary, a future Karen Taylor might never know she had a valuable talent.
I don't understand why they did not charge the girl friend of the second story. She knew he had stolen money . And injured somebody. In some cases if you are together with someone who commits murder you are charged for accessory.
Chances are, she got immunity for her testimony. Or there wasn't enough evidence to charge her with anything. Statute of limitations may have also ran out.
Well and Texas didn't give him death penalty? These two had good defense attorneys.
@@quickchris10 like normal. He plead guilty thats why.
Sometimes the testimony of someone is SO important that without them the crime charges would be dropped and then you'd have a dangerous murderer free.
So thats why they get immunity if they testify. Without her there would be no case no matter her crimes but at least
1- they get the murderer in prison
2- at least they know the actual involvement of the second person
3- if the person involved commits a new crime it will be easy to get them
Some women are abused and scared of their boyfriends.
This show is clearly quite old but so well done. I couldn't tell the difference between reenactments and real scenarios. I liked the absence of over the top music and drama, it was just real.
The poor woman, to be the one to discover your spouse beaten near to death, and watching him being loaded into an ambulance , still alive, but then he dies later. Wondering if you ad checked sooner if he could have been saved, or if you would have joined him. That’s rough.
also even worse that the day he was murdered was a holiday, Christmas.
I remember the Arizona discovery. If I'm correct, she was in a haul box truck with a deep freeze in back. It took place when I lived in Prescott Valley, AZ. CRAZY.
Sharilynne Crocker -- Yes a Moving Truck.
The weird thing was that it had an extension cord running to the locked back of the truck.
I read the book on the Denise Huber case called Cold Storage. She was a nice young lady from a wonderful family in Newport Beach, CA.
So good the Police didn't dismiss the lady's concern. and well done to the lady.
I grew up in Costa Mesa, CA and am near the age of Denise Huber. I remember driving on the Corona Del Mar freeway in the summer of 1991 and seeing her name and photograph on a billboard, and feeling so concerned about her, hoping she would be found to be alright very soon. But, to my dismay, the billboard notice was still there nine months later! I had basically lost hope because of this length of time, but still wanted to know if she had been found at some point in the future. From time to time throughout the years I still wondered occasionally about her situation, so I was surprised, more than a full 20 years later, to see this same show on tv. I never imagined it would be so bad as this! I do know that Jesus Christ took her into his loving arms and comforted her upon her death! I also know she’s with him to this day in the spirit world, awaiting her parents to join her, if they haven’t already.
thank you for sharing your experiences
Nonsense
@thomas What could be "nonsense" about Debra Olsen's memory of facts occurring in her own life and her expression of hope for Denise Huber?
@@Rebecc765 May be the word "Jesus" triggered Mr. Thomas
@ That is possible. Speaking generically about spiritual matters tends not to confuse things as much.
I am always surprised as to how normal these killers look and pretend to be.. it could be anyone you know. I always keep that in mind when I deal with people. I don't want to be surprised in person. LOL
I have so much respect for the professionals who never give up on cold cases!
I can't fathom why some people have the urge to harm a person like these.
They think God isn't watching.
Agree
*like this
I have a suspicion that your very name may be a clue. Not to suggest that they may be insane, but just horribly wired
Some people have brains and central nervous systems that are damaged and malformed, so they don't function fully.
I would haunt my killer if allowed to do so
@paul Grimm yesssss
Me too I would never let them have any rest.
No . I bet heaven is so good you will not want to come back
Paul Grimm: Me too.
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This missing persons case garnered much publicity in my hometown of San Diego . It turned out to be a very notorious true crime story. I read one of the books written about this horrific murder.
Excellent upload. Thank you. This series highlights the talents and ingenuity of the investigators.
That’s the reason why my house had 2 big German Shepherds 😆
Even houses with electric fences still get broken into that's just how life is what will happen to u will surely happen
I have a pit bull. He's a sweetheart, but people have said, "your dog looks mean." Yeah, but you can't judge a book by its cover. And people here are afraid of him. That's fine with me. 😁😁
I knew an Akita that let held a burglar by the neck for hours after he broke a window above the kitchen sink to get in. Never hurt the guy but did not let his neck go until cops came and owner called him off. Good boy😁✨
Us too..i was told by a police officer to get a dog..a big dog
@@Veetribe.: Most any dog will make a bad person move on. A few days ago I was very intimidated by a vicious little Chihuahua. That little thing scared me!
Amazing. That was totally Agatha Christie. She said she used to notice things that most people wouldn't, even noticing someone's dirty nails when they would be at a dinner party and well dressed, she would wonder why his nails would be like that, out of place.. This woman crack such a huge case just by being alert to unusual things that don't make sense in the setting they are. Amazing!
The lady that cracked this case is an amazing gifted lady! If in future if the Police can not solve any future killings, would it be ok to call those people that can solve future cases pls? So that the family of a missing loved one can get their answers quickly. Also the murderer can be caught asap. And he won't kill another inocent person ever again. Thank u.
man i have been binge watching this channel for like a week straight!!! Thanks for all the great episodes!!
Ok good so I’m not the only one 🤣.
LOL!! too many good shows to watch that i haven't already seen before.
I’ve watched these for like 3 days straight… I’m now unemployed!
not feeling too good... fever and throat infection...mil is taking care of me... just discovered it by chance...so me too on a binge for a whole day now...😎
@@jahankamath6187 hope you're feeling better soon!
Background music ruins so many tv shows and videos. I don’t understand why it’s used. If I want music I’ll listen to music.
@@slither... at the very least the music should be almost inaudible
For some reason it has happened in America that people need to be audibly babysat everywhere from TV to emergency rooms and all places in between. I now shop in stores with noise-cancelling construction headphones to avoid migraine headaches! The surprising worst offender...Macy's who have gone from upscale gentle class to gutter-level ghetto trash so-called music. They appeal not to shoppers but shoplifters and wonder why thieves target them but won't listen when I explain their actions. 🤦
I agree it's so freaking annoying
Especially when the "background" music is all you can hear.. 😡
I agree 100%. I can't hear as well as I used to and I miss so much of what is said due to music. I wish there was a way to mute the music and just hear what what they're saying.
Really great to see cold cases closed.
The evilness and perversions of some men is just unimaginable. So sad that a woman can't even be safe in her own home.
Men aren't the only ones who commit unspeakable crimes. A woman once drowned all of her children because her boyfriend didn't want children. I was appalled at her priorities.
The defect's is these individuals is so fcking scary I am a male myself and work with a lot of women it never ever crossed my mind to do anything to them their like my best friends...
Lock your windows and doors. Place prickly plants under the windows. Install cameras and alarms. Get your Concealed Carry, train and get armed! Cocked and locked!
I so enjoy watching these episodes. I am even more encouraged in seeing evil is always caught and taken out of society.
Sadly more are reproduced into this world.
Of the many who are caught, think of all the unsolved cases out there. Remember, no one is a felon until they are caught. It bothers me to think of how many of these crazy people there are that haven’t been arrested yet.
Evil is most certainly NOT always caught and taken out of society. Depends on who the perp is and how much money and influence their family has in the local area. Just a quick reality check.
@@dragonmaster9360 thank you 🙏🏿 for the reality check however that has not been my experience in the world where others tried to defame me. They all were taken out or taken from the planet. I can only speak to my personal experiences.
I am a victim of kidnapping and was shot in the back. He was not taken out of society.. the justice system sucks, they just paint you a pretty picture of it.
Handwriting analysis will soon be useless in the United States as it's no longer taught starting in primary school. The son of a good friend of mine couldn't even sign his name to his college applications. I have no idea whose brilliant idea it was to not teach cursive writing anymore, but whoever it was has the mental capacity of a squashed frog on the highway.