LOL that part where the detective woke up his wife to ask if she wears jewelry when bathing, Im almost sure the lady is all confused and cranky being suddenly woken up, asked strange questions and told not to worry bout it.
@@voraciousreader3341 I think it is great that, this detective thought about that jewelry... I am glad that detail rolled around in his mind... & that he found it questionable. & of course his wife would have understood fairly quickly, if she didn't immediately after she'd answered him.
Juju ju. Sometimes I do wear jewelry while showering. I DO NOT TAKE BATHS, ONLY SHOWERS…..but I have wore jewelry plenty of times under a shower. So, it is NOT unusual to do so. Also, I do wear jewelry while sleeping ! Yes, I do. But the part of this detective waking up his wife to ask her about wearing jewelry while taking a bath, was funny 😆 Most likely, she thought he was crazy! Lmao. 🤣🤣😂😂😂
The last case. The defense blood analyst didn't exactly duplicate a gun shot through a pillow into the head. He had no bone material, just a blood soaked sponge that could have greatly changed the results. And this has to be one of the dumbest juries I've ever heard of, "I'm going to kill myself to frame my husband" Really?????????????
Firstly, he did. They literally talked about the sponge being encased in plastic, you know simulating the bones. Also, the man is a forensic expert. You're just a fat basement dwelling troll. I highly doubt you can comment on what he did wrong. While you're on the matter of bones, if he did shoot through the pillow, won't it be logical that some bone matter would be found on the pillow? I think you're only dumb one here. And yes, a mirror image of this case happened already. Look up Pete Coons. Some woman are very vindictive.
That is the first time I find a case against somebody rock solid. He was guilty. Period. He hold her in his arms and than how would the pistol get back into her hand, the wrong way round? Pity that they forgot to test her hands. Otherwise good police work!
Right? But let’s believe some convoluted story where you’ve made the evidence fit rather than the simpler and more likely scenario. The fact that he moved the pillow to another room means he probably assumed they wouldn’t search the rest of the house. Just because he’s committing a crime doesn’t mean he’s smart. And why tf would someone about to commit suicide bother with the dry cleaning? It’s not like she needs to provide her maid with an excuse to leave the house. And their pillow explanation made zero sense. The pillow only had microscopic traces of blood on it and he said he moved it to the other room, so how the hell did she manage to shoot herself with the pillow right there and not get more blood on it and how come their weren’t any bloody fingerprints on it from him holding it? I think all the expert did is prove it couldn’t have been her. Also, who turns on the light later and not when they first come into the room?
@@Idontwantone950 you have a lot of valid questions you pointed out. I think the prosecutor did just enough to think he had a solid case, and after the defense came up with an alternative theory, the prosecutor had nothing else to offer and lost the case.
@@Moodboard39 how did the gun get back in her hand after he hugged her? Magic? And why move the pillow? Your wife is dying but before getting your dr neighbor or calling the police you move a pillow to another room? Fk outta here
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@@johnoneill7947 what exactly is your point? Jordan Hicks is correct. Defense lawyers are supposed to defend their clients to ensure that the state can actually *prove* their case.
Am I missing something about the first case? Why did it look like a murder suicide if the gun found next to the 'killer' had no barrel? I have never heard of someone shooting themselves and then posthumously taking the gun apart and making the barrel disappear.
Until the they dug the bullet out of the husband ,they didn't know that the gun was not used without the barrel... So they went with what it looked like until they had proof it WASN'T.
I thought the jeans would have been enough to arrest Bramblett after they found out they had fuel oil on them. This show is great! It's a lot like Forensic files, but I've already seen all the FF episodes.
@laura stuart - Yes, and those two girls have never been found. They worked for him at the time (in 1977). Three years after their disappearance, Bramblett told friends that he was sorry he "had hurt Tammy". Authorities could not prove it at the time, but they suspected that he killed both girls. God knows he didn't have any compunction about murder.
Biggest clue for me in drowning is she was still in the bath , surely you would pull her out , last one why was it not brought up that when he hugged her if he raised as it shown in film did the gun stay in her hand with such a loose grip
FYI The uploader did not change the music. When this was first released the music was way too loud then. I don't have a way to prove it other than I watched it then on TV.
It's entirely possible that he put the gun back, thinking it would show that it was a murder if she wasn't holding it. Which is enough for reasonable doubt.
And the blood running back up the arm? I suppose it could have moved when he placed her back on the bed but into a "posed" position? I think he got away with it, the forensics were ambiguous on both sides and he gambled and won, if he was a poor black fella he would be in prison or executed by now.
The house keeper in the Mintz story must have been paid a lot of money to say Pam left the house with the pillow. Anyways, moral of the story is if you find your spouse cheating you should leave. Living in the same house with a person you are going to divorce is a death wish.
Have you considered that you're just wrong. You're holding a dogma and refuse to see its a dogma even when confronted with contrary evidence. As I said elsewhere, prove Aaron did it.
@@declannewton2556 I know right. This story has always fascinated and baffled me. I’ve always been on his side. But what if he staged it to look like she staged it. ? It reminds me of the story of the woman who fell down the basement stairs. Husband convicted. Later acquitted. Something about her shoes.
This is utterly daft. A woman and her daughters aren't going camping without going to their rooms to get the right clothes and misc other stuff they'll want.
That last one That's BS The husband is guilty His wife did not kill herself All these fancy lawyers always get someone off Was something that they did.
Well, of course the gun fell out of her hand. And, of course, he put the gun back where it originally was. Everyone knows most cops are pieces of fuzz, and will lazily pin the crime on the first person they see. You're welcome! Now try explaining the lack of blood on the pillow, and the absence of pillow fibers in the wound.
@@TheVeek192 Thank you. It's horrifying that people have actually been executed while their guilt was still in question It's also horrifying that executions have been carried out on those who are mentally retarded or mentally ill. I think the Trump administration has recently carried out one on a man with dementia. Wesley Ira Perkey
It's just amazing how they can detect anything and everything these days, if anyone thinks they can get away with any crime these days they are sadly mistaken, I just live these true crime shows.
Depends which country, apparently the united states is extremely advanced in forensics. Makes me sad, of all the globalization in the world, why not share resources and technology to help save lives and solve crimes
why is the audio all over the place? loud music, loud detectives, low presenter voice...it's all messed up! Makes it difficult to watch through due to volume differences....
My theory is these were made for old TV sets with small mono speakers in the nineties and maybe the attention to levels was easily overlooked. Still pretty lackluster.
for those that watching these series, we all are pretty much qualified for being better than rookie homicide detectives. the police department around the world should watch these shows as part of their training.
Theres no way pam mintz killed herself. Who would do that if u caught your hubby having an affair,& you're going to take him for everything. No way.the 2nd guy was so stupid leaving bread crumbs to everything he did The 1st one was just so horrible. The uncle.right.the investigators sure do great work here.i love to see what finally nails them.
@@karenbruce5382 Its unfortunate that you can't appreciate the views of anyone other than your own. But by the sounds of it you are not far off from the kind of man hating woman that might kill herself and frame her husband hoping to ruin his life. You know it reminds me of an old and great movie "Dangerous Liaisons", with John Malkovich and Glen Close. You probably can't handle my opinion .. and oh yes.. I'm 57 , far from nieve and have a nice life !
@@helenachase5627 Why are you attacking this commenter?! I see nothing offensive about her opinion. You seem so judgy. Are you 58 yo now and having a ``nice life'' after some good, new year's resolutions? I hope so. Be that as it may, the Pam Mitz case was weird.
@@quickchris10 She was commenting on someone that, as of at least 5 months ago, deleted their comment. Look at who addressed to and timeframe. I did some forensics 😂 jk
I am lmfao detective: I woke up my wife at 4 am " Nancy, would you take a bath w your jewelry on? - He'll No! Why??? Detective " don't worry about it, go back to sleep!"
And that's why you, Steven, should never ever be let on a jury. You do not the mental abilities to understand there are more possibilities than what was first seen.
It's ridiculous, IMO, for law enforcement to take "my wife drowned in the bathtub" at face value. I don't know if an adult could actually drown in a bathtub or how, but due to the number of times husbands have killed their wives this way, I don't know how anyone can believe someone telling them this.
Damn thats one good defense lawyer!!!! He got away with murder. No matter how vindictive a person is, suicide to frame someone is….. yeah… i dont think so.
The first crime sounds eerily similar, initially, to the John Markle case. He had two daughters of the same age as the two in the first crime. He also had a good wife and by all accounts had a happy marriage and happy life. The family all died in a similar manner minus the fire. I don't want to give anything else away, but it's pretty strange how much the cases initially parallel each other.
I'm sure that I have a hearing problem because I can't barely hear the music. Many comments about how loud it is. Excellent police and forensic investigation in all of the cases. I'm very glad that the perpetrators were caught
You don’t have a hearing problem....the sound levels are seriously off. Check out the legit TH-cam channel called, funnily enough, “The New Detectives”! The sound is perfect. I think this channel is pirating their videos and tries to escape detection by messing with the sound levels. The legit channel uploads a new episode, and then this channel uploads the same one. Just my opinion.
It would still fire. Bullet would tumble and be about as accurate as a .22 derringer with a 1 inch barrel. Which is probably the most inaccurate gun I’ve ever fired
Yep. It is not what happened, but it was not good enough evidence. It is a rotten system. And now a poor dead woman got the blame of being vindictive as well. It stinks bad.
Actually, suicide sometimes actually have that as the impetus. It's a case of "see what you made me do?" In a vain attempt at trying to make someone else feel guilty. Of course as we all know that's a waste of time since anyone who really victimizes people isn't going to feel responsible anyway. I've talked a couple of teenagers in high school out of it pointing that out.
Why on earth would a person move the cartridges and fire it again in an attempt to alter evidence? Get rid of evidence, especially the gun. Don’t use your vehicle or be so cheap that you try to wash the pants you got fuel oil on.
Yes I totally agree, very annoying especially when trying to listen late at night when others are trying to sleep 🙂, so I had to invest in headphones and now it still annoying because the music is so loud It wakes me up ,before the cord from headset strangles me...oh how I just want to die in my sleep. Jk! I came here to say,this is the second time watching this and they still got it wrong. On the wife killing herself and trying to blame it on her cheating husband... With a simple pillow with a gun shot into it. Just WRONG.
And o the detective that woke his darling wife up from a dead sleep,first of all bad choice of word... And secondly no wonder there is such a high devorce rate in the police force 🙂
4:10...just wondering, why , if you were going to shoot yourself after killing your family, go to the trouble of torching the place. Doesn't make a whole lot of sense tbh.
In my lifetime there are two boundaries that when violated make getting the relationship back on track only a very remote possibility: -Infidelity -An ongoing *pattern* of abuse of any kind (It doesn’t matter which party engages in these behaviors.)
My theory is: he killed her but thinking what to do with the gun. (1) probably hide it and get rid of it (2) put it back on hand and make it appear is suicide.
Bramblette wasn’t exactly the sharpest tool in the shed was he? I mean what did he think would happen? Did he think they wouldn’t check time of death and notice a difference? That the cops would just walk in, look around for a minute and then just close the case? And when he complained to the detective, suggesting it was a murder suicide - besides having information about the scene, it’s like he believed that the cops would agree. Such an entitled pervert, such a massive idiot.
The last one is ridiculous! Who were the dumb ass people on that jury! I would have instantly called out that pillow test that they did. A blood soaked sponge is gonna splatter way more. Her head wasn’t a thick blood soaked sponge. She had a skull and a brain. That test was faulty af. Why didn’t the state do the same test but in a more accurate way and also look for evidence from other murders where a person was shot in the head through a pillow. I think him saying he moved the pillow was a mistake because if she was trying to frame him I don’t see why she would have it set next to her to be able to even move. Also if I found my husband shot dead I would be washing my hands before help arrived or before going to get help. Like who does that? Also what about the fact of how the gun was placed and the blood marks on her arm. When you die I thought you stiffen, so if he were to have hugged her and her arm went down and the gun fell and he just positioned her back wouldn’t the gun have stayed in her hand or if anything you would have had blood drips tuning to proper way then partial back the way it came. That pisses me off so bad! He gets to be free? Like what? He’s a piece of shit that deserves to burn in hell.
That's the Philadelphia case. Not only was Mr. Craig Rabinowitz evil, he was tacky and a terrible actor. ``When she didn't emerge from the bath after 35 minutes, he went to check on her.'' Huh? I don't think my husband would check on me for hours. Damn, 35 minutes is nothing for a female in the bathroom. (He might come in if he had to use the toilet; I'll give him that.) That being said, I often shower with my jewelry on (rings, bangles, necklaces;) it's a rare genetic trait I possess. Now the watch, that got me. Their house was ugly, too.
If a woman finds her husband is having an affair, walk away from him, he is not worthy fighting for. And the same goes to men if they find their wives with another man…….just RUN! She was not worthy to begin with.
There is always the danger of getting murdered if you are sleeping with someone who’s married. That’s not a bad thing. Some people don’t take kindly to having their lives ruined and are not just going to walk away.
Eh, "... like removing a dirty sock". Really... and putting the dirty sock in the drawer with clean socks? Why remove a destroyed pillow to the bed in another room and not a trash can, like you'd throw a dirty sock in the laundry?
51:00 I call BS they should have tested her hands no matter what. He's trying to make an excuse for his mistake. Why can't people just own their decisions. You look like a more respectable man then making an excuse for your error....As a detective you should test everything
It wouldn't mean anything. He could have just as easily put her hand on the gun and pulled the rigger. Geez they've been doing this in movies since the 60s at least. The huge mistake was waiting tipi to test his hands. It should have been done on the spot.
@@mrs.schmenkman You follow the case not make the case, I was just saying why neglect to do a test or get some evidence just because you don't feel it's nesacery. If those detectives didn't save blood and clothing (JUST IN CASE) years ago in the 80s and 90s the DNA they are using now and solving cold cases wouldn't be happening. We didn't have the tech back then. Who knew we would come this far and be able to do what we doing. But they did it and saved it just in case and look. He had to much pride living like your the boss and know what's best isn't the way to be a detective.
Earl Conrad Bramblett (March 20, 1942 - April 9, 2003) was an American mass murderer, convicted for the killing of four members of the Hodges family in August 1994 in Vinton, Virginia. Bramblett murdered each family member in their residence before setting it on fire, and in 1997 was sentenced to death for the murders.
My comment to the tests with shooting the head through the pillow - Bloodsplatter, so what? Try holding the pillow a little further away then until no bloodsplatter occurs - then you have the distance she was shot from.
If my partner wakes me up to ask me a stupid question, then tells me "don't worry about it, go back to sleep" they are going to need police protection themselves... Who does that, and who is ok with just being woken up for no reason???
If I were going to use a pillow to muffle the shot into someone sleeping ... I would keep the pillow far away from them so it wouldn’t touch them and wake them up... plus if I am far away I don’t get spattered!
How do they know that shirt was missing from that house? Is that a dumb question? LOL I don't think my family and friends wouldn't be able to tell police what clothes are missing from my house from a fire or from me missing. All of these kinds of videos are fascinating to me.
I thought the same thing at first, but thought that it's more likely that the police asked if anyone in the family had been seen wearing a similar shirt, and then checked to see if it was still there or not, but wasn't sure because I was not clear on how much damage was done to the house in the fire
It could be that the “Real Responders” folks don’t have copyright, so they mess with the sound to make it more difficult to detect....you can watch these episodes on the “New Detectives” TH-cam channel for free. They have about the same number of commercials, but the sound is correct.
I did walk, not just one other person but THREE! But i remarried, he died, i remarried, he died. First hubby died between 2nd and 3rd. 74 now, dont think i will try again.
Also why is it titles “criminals who tried to con detectives”; is that because the detectives weren’t fooled on the last on also even though the outcome was in his favor? How about “attorney tries to get man convicted”, or “2 criminals who try to con detectives, and 1 who also tried but failed to con them but was able to con the jury and walk free after murdering his wife of 33 years.”
The lawyer in the second story screamed omg she strangled herself!?what and how is that possible!!😂😂
😂😂😂😂🤦🏼♀️
@Peter T 13th++++
Epstein did it. Right?
That lawyer a genetic idiot
🤔It is called a hanging.🤫
You would think testing her hands for trace evidence would’ve been textbook top priority! That was plain stupid.
LOL that part where the detective woke up his wife to ask if she wears jewelry when bathing, Im almost sure the lady is all confused and cranky being suddenly woken up, asked strange questions and told not to worry bout it.
Nah, she probably understands what her husband is all about and just rolls with it, lol! I’m sure that wasn’t the first time, or the last!
@@voraciousreader3341 I think it is great that, this detective thought about that jewelry... I am glad that detail rolled around in his mind... & that he found it questionable.
& of course his wife would have understood fairly quickly, if she didn't immediately after she'd answered him.
And his accent …… precious.😁
Im thinking of this.😊👍🏻
Juju ju. Sometimes I do wear jewelry while showering. I DO NOT TAKE BATHS, ONLY SHOWERS…..but I have wore jewelry
plenty of times under a shower. So, it is NOT unusual to do so. Also, I do wear jewelry while sleeping ! Yes, I do.
But the part of this detective waking up his wife to ask her about wearing jewelry while taking a bath, was funny 😆 Most likely, she thought he was crazy! Lmao. 🤣🤣😂😂😂
The gut feelings of the investigators is really awesome
God bless us all
THE BACKGROUND MUSIC IS SO ANNOYINGLY LOUD 😤THEIR WORDS ARE HARDLY AUDIBLE.
There is a reason for that.
It is in one of the comments ...
The last case. The defense blood analyst didn't exactly duplicate a gun shot through a pillow into the head. He had no bone material, just a blood soaked sponge that could have greatly changed the results. And this has to be one of the dumbest juries I've ever heard of, "I'm going to kill myself to frame my husband" Really?????????????
Firstly, he did.
They literally talked about the sponge being encased in plastic, you know simulating the bones.
Also, the man is a forensic expert. You're just a fat basement dwelling troll. I highly doubt you can comment on what he did wrong.
While you're on the matter of bones, if he did shoot through the pillow, won't it be logical that some bone matter would be found on the pillow?
I think you're only dumb one here.
And yes, a mirror image of this case happened already. Look up Pete Coons. Some woman are very vindictive.
How stupid. You come home and go on a camping trip without packing clothes an moving around the house and nothing points out as strange.
That is the first time I find a case against somebody rock solid. He was guilty. Period. He hold her in his arms and than how would the pistol get back into her hand, the wrong way round? Pity that they forgot to test her hands. Otherwise good police work!
like "no my wife just died! leme go wash my hands before the police get here" that seems sus
Right? But let’s believe some convoluted story where you’ve made the evidence fit rather than the simpler and more likely scenario. The fact that he moved the pillow to another room means he probably assumed they wouldn’t search the rest of the house. Just because he’s committing a crime doesn’t mean he’s smart. And why tf would someone about to commit suicide bother with the dry cleaning? It’s not like she needs to provide her maid with an excuse to leave the house. And their pillow explanation made zero sense. The pillow only had microscopic traces of blood on it and he said he moved it to the other room, so how the hell did she manage to shoot herself with the pillow right there and not get more blood on it and how come their weren’t any bloody fingerprints on it from him holding it? I think all the expert did is prove it couldn’t have been her. Also, who turns on the light later and not when they first come into the room?
@@Idontwantone950 you have a lot of valid questions you pointed out. I think the prosecutor did just enough to think he had a solid case, and after the defense came up with an alternative theory, the prosecutor had nothing else to offer and lost the case.
How could the cops NOT test for gunshot residue? Geez guys. Investigation 101.
Aaron Mintz shot his wife. The jury were morons.
The lawyer however, was brilliant. I just hope HE took Aaron Mintz for everything he was worth.
how
He totally killed her. I cosign your ungenerous sentiments lol.
I totally agree, I'm one hundred percent not buying that story.
Nope. She was a lunatic.
@@Moodboard39 how did the gun get back in her hand after he hugged her? Magic? And why move the pillow? Your wife is dying but before getting your dr neighbor or calling the police you move a pillow to another room? Fk outta here
Lawyer said the victim strangled herself, lmao. Some of these lawyers are going to hell.
He's just doing what he is supposed to and giving his client the most vigorous defense possible, not something you go to hell for
Addresses please.
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@@johnoneill7947 what exactly is your point? Jordan Hicks is correct. Defense lawyers are supposed to defend their clients to ensure that the state can actually *prove* their case.
Am I missing something about the first case? Why did it look like a murder suicide if the gun found next to the 'killer' had no barrel? I have never heard of someone shooting themselves and then posthumously taking the gun apart and making the barrel disappear.
He didnt shoot himself the the guy who stayed with them sometimes killed the family...did you watch the whole episode??
@@jamesvickers9476 He was asking why it was even considered a murder suicide in the first place if the gun was originally found dis-assembled
Until the they dug the bullet out of the husband ,they didn't know that the gun was not used without the barrel... So they went with what it looked like until they had proof it WASN'T.
You didn’t miss anything, both are true!!
The weapon can still fire/work/kill, without its barrel.
It was a drop gun. Probably to make it appear to be an suicidal act.
When the lawyer stood up and said "OMG she strangled herself" r😂tfl
lol that's a good lawyer haha!
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Sounds like the behavior of a public defender
I don’t trust an unloaded gun enough to point it at my head !
29:57 that statement exactly fits my stereotypical image of a true, American defense attorney..
I thought the jeans would have been enough to arrest Bramblett after they found out they had fuel oil on them.
This show is great! It's a lot like Forensic files, but I've already seen all the FF episodes.
I loved "The New Detectives" when it was originally broadcast and still love watching the episodes again on TH-cam.
Earl Bramblett was a suspect in the disappearence of two 14 year old girls too. Tammy Akers and Angela Rader. He was executed in 2003.
Wow. Thank you for that information
@laura stuart - Yes, and those two girls have never been found. They worked for him at the time (in 1977). Three years after their disappearance, Bramblett told friends that he was sorry he "had hurt Tammy". Authorities could not prove it at the time, but they suspected that he killed both girls. God knows he didn't have any compunction about murder.
Good riddence Earl!!
Why is the background music starting at 17m louder than the person talking?? very annoying!
Biggest clue for me in drowning is she was still in the bath , surely you would pull her out , last one why was it not brought up that when he hugged her if he raised as it shown in film did the gun stay in her hand with such a loose grip
Finding out the the reference manual was wrong would have been a screaming in frustration moment, that or a giant facepalm.
FYI The uploader did not change the music. When this was first released the music was way too loud then. I don't have a way to prove it other than I watched it then on TV.
So, he finds her dead, by ger own hand...takes her in his arms and embraces her... and her corpse is holding the gun the entire time? Gimme a break..;
Right? 🤦♀️
I’m sure there would be a different verdict if Mintz wasn’t such a prominent figure.
It's entirely possible that he put the gun back, thinking it would show that it was a murder if she wasn't holding it. Which is enough for reasonable doubt.
And the blood running back up the arm? I suppose it could have moved when he placed her back on the bed but into a "posed" position? I think he got away with it, the forensics were ambiguous on both sides and he gambled and won, if he was a poor black fella he would be in prison or executed by now.
It is reasonably possible. That's the point.
The house keeper in the Mintz story must have been paid a lot of money to say Pam left the house with the pillow. Anyways, moral of the story is if you find your spouse cheating you should leave. Living in the same house with a person you are going to divorce is a death wish.
Have you considered that you're just wrong.
You're holding a dogma and refuse to see its a dogma even when confronted with contrary evidence.
As I said elsewhere, prove Aaron did it.
@@declannewton2556 Jews
@@declannewton2556 I know right. This story has always fascinated and baffled me. I’ve always been on his side. But what if he staged it to look like she staged it. ?
It reminds me of the story of the woman who fell down the basement stairs. Husband convicted. Later acquitted. Something about her shoes.
What was the jury smoking in the Mintz case? He was clearly guilty of first degree murder!
No he wasn't
Did you not listen to any part regarding the defense? Or are you just naturally thickheaded.
They had a one year old child. How terrible he murdered his child’s mother for money. He’s a piece of work.
This is utterly daft. A woman and her daughters aren't going camping without going to their rooms to get the right clothes and misc other stuff they'll want.
Damn,that last one blew my mind."Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned"
That last one That's BS The husband is guilty His wife did not kill herself All these fancy lawyers always get someone off Was something that they did.
Ah hello if Erin hug his dead wife as he claimed the gun should have fell out of her hand and yet still hanging on her hand? Thank you very much!
Well, of course the gun fell out of her hand. And, of course, he put the gun back where it originally was. Everyone knows most cops are pieces of fuzz, and will lazily pin the crime on the first person they see. You're welcome! Now try explaining the lack of blood on the pillow, and the absence of pillow fibers in the wound.
*Aaron .
"Arrested, convicted and sentenced to death." If only it could happen so swift and sure.
And if only we could be 100% sure that every person sentenced to death WAS ACTUALLY GUILTY.
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@@TheVeek192 Thank you. It's horrifying that people have actually been executed while their guilt was still in question It's also horrifying that executions have been carried out on those who are mentally retarded or mentally ill. I think the Trump administration has recently carried out one on a man with dementia. Wesley Ira Perkey
@VixenTheFox Thank you. I'm sorry I made you feel sick, yet I am glad you felt that way. I think most reasonable people would .
@@TheVeek192 The most current estimate of wrongful executions is just over 4%. Even 1% is way too much.
It's just amazing how they can detect anything and everything these days, if anyone thinks they can get away with any crime these days they are sadly mistaken, I just live these true crime shows.
Depends which country, apparently the united states is extremely advanced in forensics. Makes me sad, of all the globalization in the world, why not share resources and technology to help save lives and solve crimes
The national clearance rate is around 62%, which is crazy. The cases we see on shows like this are standouts.
Not the professional hits.
6-7000 unsolved homicides every year in the USA. That's pretty high number of murderers getting away with their awful crime.
they still can't prove what i did
There could not be a more perfect voice than that of Gene Galusha for these videos.
Peter Thomas Rip ! (Forensic files)
This show is awesome for me (a crime junkie) and I think the narrator is the icing on the cake. Thank you for uploading.
Completely agree!!
Me too
The older show, The Rifleman, one of the episodes was about how bullets will have certain marks after fired, I think they called it Bolistics ?
First guy pretty much screamed "I did it" with all the stupid moves he pulled
The last case didn't explain the blood evidence on her arm, or how the gun was found in her hand.
29:53 Detective: She died from strangulation
Defense attorney: Oh, my God, she strangled herself!
Detective: I don't think so.
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BWAHAHA thats perfect ty for pointing this out
why is the audio all over the place? loud music, loud detectives, low presenter voice...it's all messed up! Makes it difficult to watch through due to volume differences....
Bi-polar?
My theory is these were made for old TV sets with small mono speakers in the nineties and maybe the attention to levels was easily overlooked. Still pretty lackluster.
Did you recently smoke weed?
for those that watching these series, we all are pretty much qualified for being better than rookie homicide detectives. the police department around the world should watch these shows as part of their training.
Um….no. (I’m sure you are kidding)
Why is the music so bloody loud
Annoying aint it
Theres no way pam mintz killed herself. Who would do that if u caught your hubby having an affair,& you're going to take him for everything. No way.the 2nd guy was so stupid leaving bread crumbs to everything he did
The 1st one was just so horrible. The uncle.right.the investigators sure do great work here.i love to see what finally nails them.
One word " revenge "
@@karenbruce5382 Its unfortunate that you can't appreciate the views of anyone other than your own. But by the sounds of it you are not far off from the kind of man hating woman that might kill herself and frame her husband hoping to ruin his life.
You know it reminds me of an old and great movie "Dangerous Liaisons", with John Malkovich and Glen Close.
You probably can't handle my opinion .. and oh yes.. I'm 57 , far from nieve and have a nice life !
@VixenTheFox - Your Jealously is showing through My Dear🤣😂🤣
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@@helenachase5627 Why are you attacking this commenter?! I see nothing offensive about her opinion. You seem so judgy. Are you 58 yo now and having a ``nice life'' after some good, new year's resolutions? I hope so. Be that as it may, the Pam Mitz case was weird.
@@quickchris10 She was commenting on someone that, as of at least 5 months ago, deleted their comment. Look at who addressed to and timeframe. I did some forensics 😂 jk
It can be scary out there..
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Hi from Jolene of England lol
I am lmfao detective: I woke up my wife at 4 am " Nancy, would you take a bath w your jewelry on? - He'll No! Why??? Detective " don't worry about it, go back to sleep!"
I never take my jewelry off. So that's nonsense.
So he picks up his wife to cuddle her after the fact......yet she falls back with the gun then loose in her hand? Seems legit
i know !! its all staged ! the cop was right ! but the lawyer gets paid like the oj simpson case i guess !
Ha ha ...I thought so, too...
@@sweetness1586 was the morning t
I guess they forgot to bring that up in court
And that's why you, Steven, should never ever be let on a jury.
You do not the mental abilities to understand there are more possibilities than what was first seen.
A. Cheating person is a dangerous person
It's ridiculous, IMO, for law enforcement to take "my wife drowned in the bathtub" at face value. I don't know if an adult could actually drown in a bathtub or how, but due to the number of times husbands have killed their wives this way, I don't know how anyone can believe someone telling them this.
Damn thats one good defense lawyer!!!! He got away with murder. No matter how vindictive a person is, suicide to frame someone is….. yeah… i dont think so.
There is literally precedent for it.
And a man got wrongfully convicted for it.
Look up Pete Coons
The first crime sounds eerily similar, initially, to the John Markle case. He had two daughters of the same age as the two in the first crime. He also had a good wife and by all accounts had a happy marriage and happy life. The family all died in a similar manner minus the fire. I don't want to give anything else away, but it's pretty strange how much the cases initially parallel each other.
What kind of no good lawyer would jump up and say she strangled herself they should have suspended him just for making that statement.
I'm sure that I have a hearing problem because I can't barely hear the music. Many comments about how loud it is.
Excellent police and forensic investigation in all of the cases. I'm very glad that the perpetrators were caught
You don’t have a hearing problem....the sound levels are seriously off. Check out the legit TH-cam channel called, funnily enough, “The New Detectives”! The sound is perfect. I think this channel is pirating their videos and tries to escape detection by messing with the sound levels. The legit channel uploads a new episode, and then this channel uploads the same one. Just my opinion.
How can they think it's a murder suicide when the gun barrel was removed.
Cause you can still shoot gun without a barrel, and since up close and personal it would still hit target.
@@wynottgivemore9274 Or they want it to be a suicide, less work.
It would still fire. Bullet would tumble and be about as accurate as a .22 derringer with a 1 inch barrel. Which is probably the most inaccurate gun I’ve ever fired
Wow, taking your own life to get revenge...? What is going on in this world...?
Fortunately he had a good lawyer.
Yep. It is not what happened, but it was not good enough evidence.
It is a rotten system.
And now a poor dead woman got the blame of being vindictive as well.
It stinks bad.
Actually, suicide sometimes actually have that as the impetus. It's a case of "see what you made me do?" In a vain attempt at trying to make someone else feel guilty. Of course as we all know that's a waste of time since anyone who really victimizes people isn't going to feel responsible anyway. I've talked a couple of teenagers in high school out of it pointing that out.
@@w.patpeters4643 , your right 'he did have a great lawyer but I'm leaning towards that he did it say about 975%..
She felt her life was over anyways so why not take down the person that took you down ! 😂
Our prisons are filled with unlucky geniuses.
Why on earth would a person move the cartridges and fire it again in an attempt to alter evidence? Get rid of evidence, especially the gun. Don’t use your vehicle or be so cheap that you try to wash the pants you got fuel oil on.
Excellent police work catching Evil Earl.
why is the background sounds sooo freakin loud?!? really hard to listen to, i have to keep turning it up and down.
You can watch it on “The New Detectives” channel, and the balance is fine. I made a mistake and clicked on this “Real Responders” version.
@@voraciousreader3341 thanks so much, i'll give that a try!
It's not all that bad.
lesson learned: the background atmospheric sound effects including music take away from the information and story. Narrators, please take heed.
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I like the music.
Yes I totally agree, very annoying especially when trying to listen late at night when others are trying to sleep 🙂, so I had to invest in headphones and now it still annoying because the music is so loud It wakes me up ,before the cord from headset strangles me...oh how I just want to die in my sleep. Jk!
I came here to say,this is the second time watching this and they still got it wrong. On the wife killing herself and trying to blame it on her cheating husband... With a simple pillow with a gun shot into it. Just WRONG.
And o the detective that woke his darling wife up from a dead sleep,first of all bad choice of word... And secondly no wonder there is such a high devorce rate in the police force 🙂
It isn't the narrator fault though. It's the editor lol
OMG SHE STRANGLED
HERSELF
Joseph Miller 😳🙍♀️🙍♀️😳
What an Idiot!!!!
the only idiot on here is you
Wow...
Your momma Must be So Proud of you 😳😳
Lol
Sounds like the works of the Clintons
4:10...just wondering, why , if you were going to shoot yourself after killing your family, go to the trouble of torching the place. Doesn't make a whole lot of sense tbh.
And how do you torch if dead
@@pattimaeda6097 and how do you remove the gun barrel. 💁♂️
If i find out my husband seeing someone. No words. I walk.
Does he kind of understand so, i wonder!
In my lifetime there are two boundaries that when violated make getting the relationship back on track only a very remote possibility:
-Infidelity
-An ongoing *pattern* of abuse of any kind
(It doesn’t matter which party engages in these behaviors.)
So if you don't find out, dose that mean your staying. ....???
Saturday was a week ago...lol
Yeah see yeah later
If your husband is like sergeant Joseph Snodgrass he'll kill you before you know about the infidelity and have a chance to leave
How do you rack up $54k of credit card debt at a strip club?
44:25 Excuse me, but if he took her in his arms, how on earth was the gun still in her hand when the neighbour and police arrived?!
Edit: typo
My theory is: he killed her but thinking what to do with the gun. (1) probably hide it and get rid of it (2) put it back on hand and make it appear is suicide.
In instant death the muscles stiffen suddenly in the extremities, it could hang on her hand !
@@stevennabe5356 Or he lied. He would have had troubles hugging her if her muscles got THAT stiff.
Bramblette wasn’t exactly the sharpest tool in the shed was he?
I mean what did he think would happen? Did he think they wouldn’t check time of death and notice a difference?
That the cops would just walk in, look around for a minute and then just close the case?
And when he complained to the detective, suggesting it was a murder suicide - besides having information about the scene, it’s like he believed that the cops would agree.
Such an entitled pervert, such a massive idiot.
The hubby is guilty that's plain to see..
The last one is ridiculous! Who were the dumb ass people on that jury! I would have instantly called out that pillow test that they did. A blood soaked sponge is gonna splatter way more. Her head wasn’t a thick blood soaked sponge. She had a skull and a brain. That test was faulty af. Why didn’t the state do the same test but in a more accurate way and also look for evidence from other murders where a person was shot in the head through a pillow. I think him saying he moved the pillow was a mistake because if she was trying to frame him I don’t see why she would have it set next to her to be able to even move. Also if I found my husband shot dead I would be washing my hands before help arrived or before going to get help. Like who does that? Also what about the fact of how the gun was placed and the blood marks on her arm. When you die I thought you stiffen, so if he were to have hugged her and her arm went down and the gun fell and he just positioned her back wouldn’t the gun have stayed in her hand or if anything you would have had blood drips tuning to proper way then partial back the way it came. That pisses me off so bad! He gets to be free? Like what? He’s a piece of shit that deserves to burn in hell.
As scuzzy as they try to make the actors look, they're nowhere near as awful-looking as the actual criminals. Sin definitely shows its toll.
LMAOOOOOO "oh my GOD she STRANGLED herself"
That's the Philadelphia case. Not only was Mr. Craig Rabinowitz evil, he was tacky and a terrible actor. ``When she didn't emerge from the bath after 35 minutes, he went to check on her.'' Huh? I don't think my husband would check on me for hours. Damn, 35 minutes is nothing for a female in the bathroom. (He might come in if he had to use the toilet; I'll give him that.) That being said, I often shower with my jewelry on (rings, bangles, necklaces;) it's a rare genetic trait I possess. Now the watch, that got me. Their house was ugly, too.
Open for debate: I would like to hear why/why not you think Mintz in the end is innocent/guilty. I worded it like that to prevent spoilers ;)
If a woman finds her husband is having an affair, walk away from him, he is not worthy fighting for. And the same goes to men if they find their wives with another man…….just RUN! She was not worthy to begin with.
There is always the danger of getting murdered if you are sleeping with someone who’s married. That’s not a bad thing. Some people don’t take kindly to having their lives ruined and are not just going to walk away.
That creepy cop who bragged about waking up his wife in the middle of the night has a manner that SCREAMS abuser.
I thought that too.
But if i was compressed to the head i dont think their will be lots of blood spatter on the pillow...
Eh, "... like removing a dirty sock". Really... and putting the dirty sock in the drawer with clean socks? Why remove a destroyed pillow to the bed in another room and not a trash can, like you'd throw a dirty sock in the laundry?
51:00 I call BS they should have tested her hands no matter what. He's trying to make an excuse for his mistake. Why can't people just own their decisions. You look like a more respectable man then making an excuse for your error....As a detective you should test everything
It wouldn't mean anything. He could have just as easily put her hand on the gun and pulled the rigger. Geez they've been doing this in movies since the 60s at least. The huge mistake was waiting tipi to test his hands. It should have been done on the spot.
@@mrs.schmenkman You follow the case not make the case, I was just saying why neglect to do a test or get some evidence just because you don't feel it's nesacery. If those detectives didn't save blood and clothing (JUST IN CASE) years ago in the 80s and 90s the DNA they are using now and solving cold cases wouldn't be happening. We didn't have the tech back then. Who knew we would come this far and be able to do what we doing. But they did it and saved it just in case and look. He had to much pride living like your the boss and know what's best isn't the way to be a detective.
@@mrs.schmenkman but I respect your opinion.
@@Monk-eeeLol, can’t argue with that! 👍🏽
If the murderer really is the wife and that she's setting her husband up for the murder of herself, that's pretty good investigating!
Dedicated and diligent police work!
This should be called dead obvious
irrelevant???, That's the first thing to do, in a case like this, does he still have a job, after irrelevant???
Earl Conrad Bramblett (March 20, 1942 - April 9, 2003) was an American mass murderer, convicted for the killing of four members of the Hodges family in August 1994 in Vinton, Virginia. Bramblett murdered each family member in their residence before setting it on fire, and in 1997 was sentenced to death for the murders.
No more lap dances for Craig. No 1.5 million $. Bubba's got your back. lol
Criminals are never smart- Thank God, they will never get away with murder.
My comment to the tests with shooting the head through the pillow - Bloodsplatter, so what? Try holding the pillow a little further away then until no bloodsplatter occurs - then you have the distance she was shot from.
? Shoot the victim's head again and again until you get the right amount of blood spatter? How weird are you??
Imagine baggings the hands in a shooting case and not testing her hands
If my partner wakes me up to ask me a stupid question, then tells me "don't worry about it, go back to sleep" they are going to need police protection themselves... Who does that, and who is ok with just being woken up for no reason???
Wondering the same thing. My partner won't try that cause he'll be dead himself.
Wow, y’all might be a little too concerned about a good nights sleep!
@Theresa Long
A way too much, I would say.
The individual sounds like a successful breed of “me, Me, ME” culture.
Mintz how aweful he got away with murder
Soooo - he got away with it.
It would be easier to hear what is being said if that music was not so loud. It makes it difficult to follow.
In fact, the entire audio mix is absurd.
If I were going to use a pillow to muffle the shot into someone sleeping ... I would keep the pillow far away from them so it wouldn’t touch them and wake them up... plus if I am far away I don’t get spattered!
You can kill them instantly! You fire as the pillow reaches them they wouldn't know what happened!!
Hey jury and defenders, his wife didn't kill herself, so wherever you went to lawschool, give the money back.
How do they know that shirt was missing from that house? Is that a dumb question? LOL I don't think my family and friends wouldn't be able to tell police what clothes are missing from my house from a fire or from me missing. All of these kinds of videos are fascinating to me.
I thought the same thing at first, but thought that it's more likely that the police asked if anyone in the family had been seen wearing a similar shirt, and then checked to see if it was still there or not, but wasn't sure because I was not clear on how much damage was done to the house in the fire
@pam Daniel
Maybe it was a favourite shirt ,that was worn a lot
@VixenTheFox Oh, ok. I wasn't even thinking about it like that, as a mother, because I'm not a mother. DUH!! LOL
@VixenTheFox I completely understand. I was just acknowledging that a mother is the one person who would notice things like that.
I can’t believe this guy got away with murder
He didn’t. He was convicted on 4 counts as the video states.
The music at the background overtaking the comentator’s voice
It could be that the “Real Responders” folks don’t have copyright, so they mess with the sound to make it more difficult to detect....you can watch these episodes on the “New Detectives” TH-cam channel for free. They have about the same number of commercials, but the sound is correct.
He was long dead n gone for good..wen they started to search for him..
The music on the background spoiled the fun
It was a stupid idea
I did walk, not just one other person but THREE!
But i remarried, he died, i remarried, he died. First hubby died between 2nd and 3rd.
74 now, dont think i will try again.
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The music was so loud I could not hear the narrator
At 11:01 the firearms expert points the gun towards himself and pulls the trigger.
Way to go Mr. expert in firearms!!!
Criminal's attorney: "Oh my god, she strangled herself!" This cheap-crooked attorney needs to be disbarred asap!!
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Also why is it titles “criminals who tried to con detectives”; is that because the detectives weren’t fooled on the last on also even though the outcome was in his favor? How about “attorney tries to get man convicted”, or “2 criminals who try to con detectives, and 1 who also tried but failed to con them but was able to con the jury and walk free after murdering his wife of 33 years.”
But one of them wasn't a criminal if we assume he is innocent...