I can’t imagine ever agreeing to help someone who came to me & said ‘will you help me with a murder?’ And why anyone would think murdering a spouse/partner/ex is the best solution to a problem is beyond me.
SHODDY police work of the Palo Alto PD, that her brother had to sacrifice everything to get his sister justice! PAPD should have been sued until their heads turned blue!
Yeah. They had evidence from the beginning that what the husband said wasn’t true and they had multiple people telling them it was suspicious. He admitted he shot her, the only question was if it was accidental and it clearly wasn’t. Most of the time I can see why they chose not to pursue an investigation but I can’t on this one. It was either laziness, severe incompetence, or corruption.
That or he was after her inheritance. But I don't imagine there was much of that left anyway as long as it took them to figure out it was done on purpose. I've seen and been around guns all my life. I've NEVER seen one just "go off" without a human pulling the trigger. Guns don't pull the trigger by themselves
@@missys199 very true! I was raised around them too. My father and grandfather were both in the military and cops in LA. My dad had lots of sharp shooter awards from the military. He taught us about guns and gun safety. I've also never seen a gun just go off.
So thankful for forensic science. How can anyone take a life so easily and move on to live their own life without any remorse. Just unbelievable. I can't understand how there can be so many of these people out on the streets. This proves humanity is inherently evil.
He looks so heartbroken. I can't even begin to imagine how frustrated he must've been. I'm over here stressing about strangers cases, this man was working on his own sisters case💔
The story about the guys shotgun going off accidentally, because he didn't know it was loaded, just doesn't wash with me. I'm a former hunter & Target shooter and I always knew if my guns were loaded or unloaded. You always double check the weapon before you clean it to make sure it's not loaded and you always keep the barrel pointed towards the ground if your showing it to someone.
@@marcelorodriguez9601 so true. Send them to my sound-proof basement. And bring someone because I don't have the stomach to hurt anyone. But they deserve that.
In full agreement with you. Speaking as someone who has never hunted or even held a gun, to me it's just plain common sense that you do not point the barrel at anyone if you do not wish them any harm. If I'm aware of this despite zilch knowledge of firearms then the guy in the first story would also have been aware of it. So, it doesn't wash with me neither.
2nd case so she agrees to testify against him and they send her home?.... no witness protection program.....and herself....would you really go home!!!!....stupidity on both sides
You never assume your gun is empty. You never point the barrel at another person, unless you intend to shoot them. If one has had even 10 seconds of experience with gun safety, they would know that.
Seriously! I can’t understand how the police didn’t instantly suspect foul play. He said he “finished cleaning the shotgun and was showing it to her” yet he didn’t know it was loaded. Either he didn’t clean it or he knew damn well it was loaded, both couldn’t be true, his story holds about as much water as a sieve.
You just need to own or understand 1 shotgun to know that guy murdered his wife. Who cleans a gun with the hammer cocked? And to say he was cleaning the shotgun further points to murder. We r expected to believe he didn't clean the barrel? Cuz if he had he would know for sure it was loaded. This is common sense stuff.
the second case, where they SENT the lady home, TO THE HOUSE WITH the person/her boy friend she was testifying against ... like yall REALLY didn't think some thing bad was gonna happened??? the outcome isnt shocking, just sad, and could have been completely avoided
I’ve legit watched thousands of these types of shows, sometimes I’ll get into one and the realise I’ve already seen it. They do seem to became a bit same same but every now and then a really interesting one comes along. The Chris Watts case was one of those.
Why when relationships break up, do folks still remain under same roof. No matter how long you have been together, it’s best to keep a distance even if cordial. What id that saying again “it’s a thin line between live and hate”.
they need more character actors, as i keep seeing the same actors playing the criminals one minute and the cops in episodes further on. It makes the episodes confusing at times because i have a curse of not being able to forget a face lol Still, i love crime series and these are great. thank you.
1985- California- 56 year old James Nebaur told police, his wife, of 27 year and the mother of three, Abbi, had been shot accidentally when she handled the gun. Friends told police that the marriage of Abbi and James were falling apart at the time of her death. Abbi’s brother was determined to find out what really happened to his sister as he was not convinced that her death was not an accident.
With The Shotgun one at the start with the police, writing to the brother, case closed we can see no further need to investigate . I sarcastically said to myself is this at the 60s . Then I thought Case Closed death penalty even if it was accidental . How did he get away with it for 10 years I hope that detectives was laid off ...
Interesting sidebar: Niebauer's son James changed his name to Sansum. He moved to NY at some point and became an antiques dealer. In the early 2000's he was arrested on charges of grand larceny and fraud for stealing about half a million dollars from his former employer. He plead guilty to the charges in order to get a lesser sentence than he would have gotten if convicted in a trial. A year or so later, after receiving a letter from another man who had a complaint against the former employer, Niebauer (now Sansum) filed a suit against her and several other people involved in the antiques gallery, demanding that she buy back his 6% ownership in the business and return of a list of items he claimed were his property and should never have been included in an inventory list of stolen items provided to the police. I couldn't locate the final judgement on that case, which I think was decided in 2018.
@@timmyshore3755 I don't know who your daddy is son, but it certainly ain't me. I read an article dabout the case, though it was written before the verdict came down.
@@Moodboard39 that was more of a 60’s/70’s thing. But yes we got ridiculously lenient starting with radical 60’s courts. Eventually in the 80’s/90’s crime legislation/mandatory minimums etc. massively increased sentences as a counter reaction.
This episode is one of the worst examples of police work. My God. How do you let Tracy go when she just ratted him out?! No protection? How does a shotgun go off by itself? Come on.
It's great seeing so many of these evil scumbags getting justice served upon them and seeing them rot in prison for what they did. Their victims deserve every day their killers spend behind bars for what they did to them.
The original Palo Alto investigators and coroner were inept, lazy, obtuse imbeciles. That Abby's brother should have to give up his career, move to another state, give up his inheritance and work for years doing the police departments' job for them to prove his sister was murdered and get justice for her is unconscionable. 2 crimes were committed here, one by the greedy murderous husband and the other by the uncaring, incompetent Palo Alto Police Department. Abby's brother should have been allowed to sue the city for lost wages and all he had lost having to do the job they were getting paid for. How many brothers would have seen this through to the end? This brother is an amazing example of compassion, determination, intelligence and persistence. He loved his sister and was not going to let that POS husband get away with her murder. I salute, applaud and admire this extraordinary human being.
Hate that detective in the second one rrandon Road worker shooting ,he gets that girl killed , arrest her because high on something , big deal, she's a little too out of it to speak to him , so he take her in and get her killed ... good on you mate ... whether it was speed or a smoke of weed she was taken in and killed it's not her job to find the bloke ..
Stupid, non empathetic, callous and that is all the Law officers in Palo Alto from the DA down. The detective in charge got evidence to eventually convict, solely by getting a poor little airhead killed.
Thanks to Lee Sansum, NOT the police, a murderer did not go free!! Lee Sansum is/was Abby Niebauer's brother. Without Lee, who knows- Niebauer may have gone on to commit more murders. A loving brother and obviously a man of INTEGRITY who has his priorities in order!!!!!!
Dude was cleaning up and old partially disassembled shotgun and he didn’t know it was loaded. How do you Not know it’s loaded? As Joe Biden would say cmon man!
I do not believe that this guy did not know his old shotgun was loaded. But in saying that you only have to listen to gun shop owners to understand that many who should know better, don’t.
@@CrimeVid dude the first thing you do when handling a weapon is to check and see if its loaded. and then ACT like it is loaded regardless. He knew exactly what he was doing
@@CrimeVid you tell me have you ever heard of the golden rule or civility? How would you like someone you don’t know trying to get in your face???? No reason to get an attitude here . Last time I checked we all have first amendment rights and if what I say bothers you move on. Use your manners or do they even that anymore
Why if she had children or family would she even leave the money that came to her from parents to troubled marriage spouse??? They would inherit their families money after her death???
Knowing their marriage is on the rocks and she have an inheritance from her parent, why not make a will naming her son as the one to inherit her assets ?
@@CGYay I don't know how many times I've watched every episode of this show. It used to be called The New Detectives, and I think it was on HLN. I started watching it in the 90's? or maybe even earlier. I didn't have the great cable that I do now, so I watched my favorite shows over and over! Forensic Files, The First 48, America's Most Wanted, Cops, After the First 48, Cold Case Files on A&E, and a series with Candice DeLong, who is a retired FBI agent who worked a lot undercover, and who worked on the Unabomber case, and the Tylenol murder case. She hosted Deadly Women and Facing Evil with Candice DeLong and the Wondery podcast Killer Psyche. SOOOO many series to watch!
what is up with the title of this though? none of these killers disappear, all were caught, and if i am correct being caught is the exact opposite of vanished
In the first case, getting a divorce sooner rather than later usually works out for the better. Forcing your children to live in an environment like that is confusing, stressful, and selfish. Better to get it over with than drag it out. Your children will thank you.
With cops like that I hope I don't get killed, having one cop doing some research after 10 years with something no one could bother in the time that was needed 🙄 kudos to the brother with his huge heart
Thank goodness for the Detectives the forensic teams and the FBI in solving these terrible crimes of Murder i admire the work and the lengths that the law enforcements go to too prove what has happened to these victims, murderers always think they can get away with it but with forensic science technology we have today and the tenacity of all law enforcements officers no crime will go un punished it may take weeks, months even years but eventually they will get caught god bless all the victims and their families of crime
I've seen enough to KNOW when you and someone split THEN we are enemies. If we seem cordial, it's not. I'm not living separate with anyone. That's an oxymoron. I'm always protecting myself. I had advise a good friend on just leaving and not announcing the split. Just say you're going to grocery store then board a bus, the material things could be replaced. Things got very ugly but because she was over 3,000 miles away, she was safe.
So for Sarah dean case, why didn’t they take finger prints and blood the first time they talked to him? This doesn’t make sense. I knew he was the killer the moment his his name was mentioned the first time
My guess (and it's only a guess as I'm not exactly sure how they determined the connection here to start with) is that at the time the police probably had no reason to assume the murder and the stolen car were in any way connected. So even if they had taken the prints/blood at the time there was no real reason to assume there was a connection to the murder itself, so they probably wouldn't have checked them against the murder evidence anyway. Just because you've got two crimes in the same town/city doesn't mean they're connected. So unless the car belonged to Sarah there was no obvious connection.
Awww poor man. I feel so bad for sweet brother. What a brother to have. Hug hug to him
I can’t imagine ever agreeing to help someone who came to me & said ‘will you help me with a murder?’ And why anyone would think murdering a spouse/partner/ex is the best solution to a problem is beyond me.
The first mistake police did was releasing tracy without securing arrest of her killer to be , since she has witnessed his crime , so sad
SHODDY police work of the Palo Alto PD, that her brother had to sacrifice everything to get his sister justice! PAPD should have been sued until their heads turned blue!
Suing will only make the department weaker. What they need is a pre- colposcopy cleans. Get ride of all the old . . . .fecal matter.
Yeah. They had evidence from the beginning that what the husband said wasn’t true and they had multiple people telling them it was suspicious. He admitted he shot her, the only question was if it was accidental and it clearly wasn’t. Most of the time I can see why they chose not to pursue an investigation but I can’t on this one. It was either laziness, severe incompetence, or corruption.
Why not it's actually not an unreasonable lawsuit in a land where lawsuits are big business
It was shoddy lab work not police work.
I hate that I've seen every episode but I still continue to watch them over and over again lol
Same here. I have no life lol.
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Try forensic files also you can try FBI files
Lol. Don’t be sorry and don’t fight it. They’re so good!!!
Wow! What a real love for his sister. I wish I had such a brother...
That or he was after her inheritance. But I don't imagine there was much of that left anyway as long as it took them to figure out it was done on purpose. I've seen and been around guns all my life. I've NEVER seen one just "go off" without a human pulling the trigger. Guns don't pull the trigger by themselves
Me too
Hiiiiiilarious
@@missys199 very true! I was raised around them too. My father and grandfather were both in the military and cops in LA. My dad had lots of sharp shooter awards from the military. He taught us about guns and gun safety. I've also never seen a gun just go off.
It would be great to even have such a person.
God Bless the brother who quit his job,invested everything in his sister's case, even using his inheritance money
So thankful for forensic science. How can anyone take a life so easily and move on to live their own life without any remorse. Just unbelievable. I can't understand how there can be so many of these people out on the streets. This proves humanity is inherently evil.
That brother needs a hug dammit, what a sweet man
i could use more than a hug 😉💋
He looks so heartbroken. I can't even begin to imagine how frustrated he must've been. I'm over here stressing about strangers cases, this man was working on his own sisters case💔
The story about the guys shotgun going off accidentally, because he didn't know it was loaded, just doesn't wash with me. I'm a former hunter & Target shooter and I always knew if my guns were loaded or unloaded. You always double check the weapon before you clean it to make sure it's not loaded and you always keep the barrel pointed towards the ground if your showing it to someone.
People just love to kill. Dead penalty in my opinion is not enough.
They need to be tortured for years. So they gonna learn how the victim felt.
I think he had friends in the police. He coached. It took a new generation to change.
@@marcelorodriguez9601 so true. Send them to my sound-proof basement. And bring someone because I don't have the stomach to hurt anyone. But they deserve that.
In full agreement with you. Speaking as someone who has never hunted or even held a gun, to me it's just plain common sense that you do not point the barrel at anyone if you do not wish them any harm. If I'm aware of this despite zilch knowledge of firearms then the guy in the first story would also have been aware of it. So, it doesn't wash with me neither.
Tracy JO was probably high and DRUNK out of her mind along with the shooter of the road crew How FUNNY is it now? Glad you were SO entertained!
Any drug cooking boyfriend who shoots randomly at people for fun with his girlfriend next to him will always do worse things to people close to him.
Police are supposed to hold him before releasing tracy to her killer
@@pvnnewmanyeah that was pretty bad !!😢
An admirable brother and a tenacious detective.
2nd case so she agrees to testify against him and they send her home?.... no witness protection program.....and herself....would you really go home!!!!....stupidity on both sides
They found the young man's hat in a stolen car but never took his prints. That's the part I can't understand.
The killer is almost always someone you know jealousy and greed rather for lust or money it never fails
That to me is the scariest part. Can't understand most murders anyway but by someone who is supposed to love you goes beyond me
You never assume your gun is empty. You never point the barrel at another person, unless you intend to shoot them. If one has had even 10 seconds of experience with gun safety, they would know that.
Justice Matters. Anyone who handles any weapon knows to make sure it is unloaded.
So true, it's never a case of "oops I killed my wife"
An amazing brother, but he shouldn't have had to do what he did. Very much let down by the police-shoddy short-sighted work by them.
"I had no idea that the gun was loaded" -- yeah, sure.
Seriously! I can’t understand how the police didn’t instantly suspect foul play. He said he “finished cleaning the shotgun and was showing it to her” yet he didn’t know it was loaded. Either he didn’t clean it or he knew damn well it was loaded, both couldn’t be true, his story holds about as much water as a sieve.
There was a $180.000 reason right in front of the noses of Detectives on this Tragic Case. smfh. Plus a working Shotgun.
Seems so lazy the part of the prosecutor. Like,:"if nobody declares this to be a homicide, then we don't have to bother solving it"
“Justice has a long memory “🤔👍
They don't catch as many as they want you to believe.
I wish I can have a brother like this guy
You just need to own or understand 1 shotgun to know that guy murdered his wife. Who cleans a gun with the hammer cocked? And to say he was cleaning the shotgun further points to murder. We r expected to believe he didn't clean the barrel? Cuz if he had he would know for sure it was loaded. This is common sense stuff.
I love this series❤️I hope everyone has a wonderful day!
And doesn't get murdered🤭
did the police find semen at the scene ? 😛🤥
Killer at 16? That's disturbing.
Young killers... 🧐 It happens more than we'd like to think. 🤦🏽♂️
the second case, where they SENT the lady home, TO THE HOUSE WITH the person/her boy friend she was testifying against ... like yall REALLY didn't think some thing bad was gonna happened??? the outcome isnt shocking, just sad, and could have been completely avoided
They did that girl dirty.
I’ve legit watched thousands of these types of shows, sometimes I’ll get into one and the realise I’ve already seen it. They do seem to became a bit same same but every now and then a really interesting one comes along. The Chris Watts case was one of those.
do you want to curl up and watch together ? 😉💋
Why when relationships break up, do folks still remain under same roof. No matter how long you have been together, it’s best to keep a distance even if cordial. What id that saying again “it’s a thin line between live and hate”.
Such cases of crimes are more common as usual in USA nowadays unfortunately...
Justice never die ...
the first thing anyone who knows anything about gun is to check if it is loaded number one other than it being passed to you
Why quit your job? Especially considering how much money he invested. What was he doing on a random Tuesday 3 years into the process?
Oh James. How do you expect us to believe you
I’ve been bing watching these episodes and I’m from Fort Collins👀 weird hearing something so terrible happened in your home town.
I'm from Fort Fun too 🙃 it doesn't seem as safe as it once did lol.. Take care of yourself🤗
howdy 🤠 are you lonely ? 😉 💋
There is a fine line between love and hate.
No, not really.
The worst police protection I’ve seen.. they should all be feeling very sad for what they did .. leaving her to go home to him
How can you not know a shotgun was loaded ? , there's only one pipe on it !
Now that the Forensic Files have been removed from TH-cam 😭😭😭 I had to start watching this. Sadly, I miss the quiet reassurance of Peter Thomas.
At least we got to watch all of Thomas'. Do you like ``City Confidential,'' too?
@@quickchris10 No more City Confidential. It was an amazing series
Nooooooo! I love all these shows! I stopped watching tv🥲
i think it's still on YT...
they need more character actors, as i keep seeing the same actors playing the criminals one minute and the cops in episodes further on. It makes the episodes confusing at times because i have a curse of not being able to forget a face lol Still, i love crime series and these are great. thank you.
So, that monster Michael Neyo had washed the fridge to use again??? Yaani after keeping her body there for like three days yikes 😠😠😡😡
no it was to get rid of evidence
1985- California- 56 year old James Nebaur told police, his wife, of 27 year and the mother of three, Abbi, had been shot accidentally when she handled the gun. Friends told police that the marriage of Abbi and James were falling apart at the time of her death. Abbi’s brother was determined to find out what really happened to his sister as he was not convinced that her death was not an accident.
47 not 27....
@@herstory1012 ......"his wife of 27 years", means they were married for 27 years, not that she was 27 you muppet!
@@investigator77 you don't even know what I'm referring to YOU MUPPET.
what are you talking about dad ?
Last Case -
Surely No Sale..
Value Must have Dropped..
My my my..
You Never know..
Be Careful Out There Folk's..
With The Shotgun one at the start with the police, writing to the brother, case closed we can see no further need to investigate . I sarcastically said to myself is this at the 60s . Then I thought Case Closed death penalty even if it was accidental . How did he get away with it for 10 years I hope that detectives was laid off ...
Interesting sidebar: Niebauer's son James changed his name to Sansum. He moved to NY at some point and became an antiques dealer. In the early 2000's he was arrested on charges of grand larceny and fraud for stealing about half a million dollars from his former employer. He plead guilty to the charges in order to get a lesser sentence than he would have gotten if convicted in a trial. A year or so later, after receiving a letter from another man who had a complaint against the former employer, Niebauer (now Sansum) filed a suit against her and several other people involved in the antiques gallery, demanding that she buy back his 6% ownership in the business and return of a list of items he claimed were his property and should never have been included in an inventory list of stolen items provided to the police. I couldn't locate the final judgement on that case, which I think was decided in 2018.
how do you know this information daddy ?
@@timmyshore3755 I don't know who your daddy is son, but it certainly ain't me. I read an article dabout the case, though it was written before the verdict came down.
After watching almost 100 of these cases, I realize that 1985 to 1999 were the most bloodied years in terms of crimes! What the hell was wrong?
The justice system. Judge would let a murderer out in 12 years . They had light sentence lol
To go back. And kill again ...
Forensics before then were primitive.
@@Moodboard39 that was more of a 60’s/70’s thing. But yes we got ridiculously lenient starting with radical 60’s courts. Eventually in the 80’s/90’s crime legislation/mandatory minimums etc. massively increased sentences as a counter reaction.
Not enough judges who can recognize when a defendant is one who can NOT be reformed apparently.
Every gal should have a brother like Lee Samson. He just rocks.
I laugh when people are terrified of roaches or spiders when the most dangerous predators could be their closest friends
This episode is one of the worst examples of police work. My God. How do you let Tracy go when she just ratted him out?! No protection? How does a shotgun go off by itself? Come on.
Hmmm, protect like what ??..
@@Moodboard39 Witness protection (or at least, temporary relocation).
I wish I had a brother like him. He didn't give up on his sister. Bless him
It's great seeing so many of these evil scumbags getting justice served upon them and seeing them rot in prison for what they did. Their victims deserve every day their killers spend behind bars for what they did to them.
Amazing how it's almost only women watching these... and me... any reason for so many women watching killers ?
Ideas???
Just kidding 😂
Actually, your argument should be that it seems more women comment on these videos than men. Who knows how many of each gender watch them?
Police dropped the ball-again and again
Should I have laughed at 3:24 when she screamed "OW!"? No. Did I? Only a little.
Now that you point that out... The sound effect is kinda Overkill & Funny. 🤣
Points gun he just restored at wife yet was still loaded .... seems suspitious from the start he can restore a gun yet didn’t notice it was loaded 🤔
How do people remember details of activities that happened 12years ago? I cant even remember how I spent some days less than a month ago🤔🤔🤔
Police were trained on those gray areas that's why they are called (detectives ) for detection
The original Palo Alto investigators and coroner were inept, lazy, obtuse imbeciles. That Abby's brother should have to give up his career, move to another state, give up his inheritance and work for years doing the police departments' job for them to prove his sister was murdered and get justice for her is unconscionable. 2 crimes were committed here, one by the greedy murderous husband and the other by the uncaring, incompetent Palo Alto Police Department. Abby's brother should have been allowed to sue the city for lost wages and all he had lost having to do the job they were getting paid for. How many brothers would have seen this through to the end? This brother is an amazing example of compassion, determination, intelligence and persistence. He loved his sister and was not going to let that POS husband get away with her murder. I salute, applaud and admire this extraordinary human being.
We don't know if he didn't sue the police dept later. They didn't say. I'm sure he would have a case though.
Hate that detective in the second one rrandon Road worker shooting ,he gets that girl killed , arrest her because high on something , big deal, she's a little too out of it to speak to him , so he take her in and get her killed ... good on you mate ... whether it was speed or a smoke of weed she was taken in and killed it's not her job to find the bloke ..
Stupid, non empathetic, callous and that is all the Law officers in Palo Alto from the DA down. The detective in charge got evidence to eventually convict, solely by getting a poor little airhead killed.
Sad the Cops gave up on it for the 1st one.
Thanks to Lee Sansum, NOT the police, a murderer did not go free!! Lee Sansum is/was Abby Niebauer's brother. Without Lee, who knows- Niebauer may have gone on to commit more murders. A loving brother and obviously a man of INTEGRITY who has his priorities in order!!!!!!
The first time to be here in right time I can't believe it🤗🙋. I love it.
Damn it...I was tryna b first😁
@@ronniewebb3248 🙋better try next time 😂
A man kills his wife and only gets 27 years!
Dude was cleaning up and old partially disassembled shotgun and he didn’t know it was loaded. How do you Not know it’s loaded? As Joe Biden would say cmon man!
I do not believe that this guy did not know his old shotgun was loaded. But in saying that you only have to listen to gun shop owners to understand that many who should know better, don’t.
@@CrimeVid dude the first thing you do when handling a weapon is to check and see if its loaded. and then ACT like it is loaded regardless. He knew exactly what he was doing
Tell me,do you have reading difficulties ?
@@CrimeVid you tell me have you ever heard of the golden rule or civility? How would you like someone you don’t know trying to get in your face???? No reason to get an attitude here . Last time I checked we all have first amendment rights and if what I say bothers you move on. Use your manners or do they even that anymore
Teach
Human beings thought are full of wickedness.
Yea, those killers on steroids
That dudes 22?! Geezus people looked old back then. 😂
What kind of mother raised a child like this ...
What about the father,too.
Why if she had children or family would she even leave the money that came to her from parents to troubled marriage spouse??? They would inherit their families money after her death???
No will. Most automatically go to next of kin, so spouse.
I salute the brother who give up everything tonseek justice for his murdered sister..
In California, Abby's inheritance would have been communal property.
yeah my grampa and i don’t believe in that. that’s why we don’t live in california.
If the police returned the shot gun and her other items...how do they still have the shot gun to inspect?? Hmmm
bloody awesome the predator went missing hope hes 6ft under rotten
Omg! So am I, so much so I can't watch it at night . I cannot sleep after this . 😫
This stories help me to fall asleep
Sixteen??? My God.
I dont believe on the first investigator he looks like a pastor
I like that there’s no blood on that white blouse #reenactmentdetailsmatter
Maybe schools should teach kids about crime and punishment.
Maybe parents aught to teach children? That is what parents are meant to do apparently 🤷♀️
Knowing their marriage is on the rocks and she have an inheritance from her parent, why not make a will naming her son as the one to inherit her assets ?
Laser Wand!!!
I really wish that that name had stuck. ALS just doesn’t sound as exciting as....
LAaaaaaaSER WAAAAAAAND
I was wondering about that. I thought it was a black light, but laser wand sounds sooooooo much better.
😂👍
😂😂😂😂
32:57 Think they bought the house?
I wish they had more recent cases and not keep uploading the same episodes/new mixes of cases previously aired.
Yep. I watched I think all the Forensic Files episodes about three years ago and am glad I can’t remember almost all of them and can watch them again.
It's free!
@@investigator77 thanks 🚀
@@CGYay I don't know how many times I've watched every episode of this show. It used to be called The New Detectives, and I think it was on HLN. I started watching it in the 90's? or maybe even earlier. I didn't have the great cable that I do now, so I watched my favorite shows over and over! Forensic Files, The First 48, America's Most Wanted, Cops, After the First 48, Cold Case Files on A&E, and a series with Candice DeLong, who is a retired FBI agent who worked a lot undercover, and who worked on the Unabomber case, and the Tylenol murder case. She hosted Deadly Women and Facing Evil with Candice DeLong and the Wondery podcast Killer Psyche. SOOOO many series to watch!
Been following this show
Here in Central America his nickname would have been pantybandit.
Love true crime shows
yep
what is up with the title of this though? none of these killers disappear, all were caught, and if i am correct being caught is the exact opposite of vanished
Ikr. Clickbait
probably something to do with the length of time it took solving the crimes
in the description it says there was a sexual predator in Colorado who suddenly stopped and disappeared
Sort of situation where electric eels and dunked bunkers would have helped
Because that's what you do with a hat. Lend it to your friend. Lock him up!
In the first case, getting a divorce sooner rather than later usually works out for the better. Forcing your children to live in an environment like that is confusing, stressful, and selfish. Better to get it over with than drag it out. Your children will thank you.
With cops like that I hope I don't get killed, having one cop doing some research after 10 years with something no one could bother in the time that was needed 🙄 kudos to the brother with his huge heart
Thank goodness for the Detectives the forensic teams and the FBI in solving these terrible crimes of Murder i admire the work and the lengths that the law enforcements go to too prove what has happened to these victims, murderers always think they can get away with it but with forensic science technology we have today and the tenacity of all law enforcements officers no crime will go un punished it may take weeks, months even years but eventually they will get caught god bless all the victims and their families of crime
Somebody should have told Sarah that burglars often come back to previous successful jobs.
what a great brother
Playback Speed at 1.25X or even 1.50X…if you’re on a binge.😳
I've seen enough to KNOW when you and someone split THEN we are enemies. If we seem cordial, it's not. I'm not living separate with anyone. That's an oxymoron. I'm always protecting myself. I had advise a good friend on just leaving and not announcing the split. Just say you're going to grocery store then board a bus, the material things could be replaced. Things got very ugly but because she was over 3,000 miles away, she was safe.
Recently uploaded from what decade?
So for Sarah dean case, why didn’t they take finger prints and blood the first time they talked to him? This doesn’t make sense. I knew he was the killer the moment his his name was mentioned the first time
My guess (and it's only a guess as I'm not exactly sure how they determined the connection here to start with) is that at the time the police probably had no reason to assume the murder and the stolen car were in any way connected. So even if they had taken the prints/blood at the time there was no real reason to assume there was a connection to the murder itself, so they probably wouldn't have checked them against the murder evidence anyway. Just because you've got two crimes in the same town/city doesn't mean they're connected. So unless the car belonged to Sarah there was no obvious connection.
Is Niebauer still locked up or has he been released or died?
still locked up at san quentin as of 2022.
1989, the killer left a red baseball cap with the initials DT jr. 🤔🤔😏
i don’t watch this stuff my grampa says it’s depressing and detrimental to my development. 👉🙈🙉
Way to go Forensics awesome 💯