A CHILD KILLER WHO EVADED CAPTURE !
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- In 1987, a woman in Florida began a new relationship after separating from her husband.
However, she had no idea of who her new partner really was - a dangerous paedophile. Nor
could she imagine the horrific ordeal he would ultimately put her 2 young daughters
through. This is what happens when a predator becomes part of a family. This is the case of
Ray Wike.
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She didn't deserve those kids. She's partly responsible imo and should be locked up too for shocking neglect. This is so avoidable on so many levels. God am angry. So angry
Male violence is never our problem.
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Not at the pedophile though. Just one of his victims.
Class act, you are.
Sorry I was thinking you meant Warfield’s mother. Idk why. I was in the middle of his backstory/villain origin story when I read this.
This is so wrong.Im devastated for those 2 little girls
When your sat twiddling your thumbs abit bored and then boom you remember Emma posted a video 3 hours ago!
You work so incredibly hard Emma - and we all appreciate you x
She consistently produces videos of the highest quality. She’s one of the very best true crime creators.
Indeed she does Yasmin.. covers it from all angles and keeps us in tune it never gets boring and I actually keep tabs on wedns and Sundays knowing I have an event to attend around 7pm when she airs looool
Yeah I always think that I’m so glad that she loves what she does because we love what she does.
I absolutely LOVE how you go into the dialog about the big G O D and the devil 😂😂 it's sooo cathartic!
Hi Emma. I live in Western Australia and I am coming home for a visit next April. I just managed to get tickets to your Peterborough show and am soooooo super excited. I've been watching you for years. Can't wait to bring the fam along and introduce them to your amazing show. Thank you for all you do :) x Nicky x
What she’s going to Peterborough- how do I get tickets
Hi we r coming to Emma’s Bournemouth show next June and we cannot wait so excited
Oh my goodness, I had a wicker basket for school too! We also had to bring all our ingredients in plastic bags- flour in plastic bags was the original stress ball/ fiddle toy 😂
Hi Emma! Just been to your show tonight in Lincoln for my 30th birthday and you have made my day so so special it was so amazing meeting you and taking a photo with me. You truely are incredible and thank you for my hoody ❤
Happy birthday my lovely and Im so glad you enjoyed the show. Was lovely meeting you too x
What great way to spend your birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊 Happy birthday from Havre de Grace MD USA 🇺🇸 ♥️ 🙏
@@janetrawlings1691 was amazing!!
And this just confirms my decision to stay single while I'm a single mom.
My human will never meet any adult in my life.
My 4 were all older but I waited 2 years even before I allowed him to meet them and my youngest was 20 before we lived together! X
even that may not be enough. could have a family member be a predator or a neighbor, someone at school, etc
Hello Emma, I have watched many of the most popular true crime challs and I personally find that Your channel is by far The best of this genre on all of TH-cam I sincerely mean it... You do the stories justice and you deserve much much more support/subscribers... Great job and God bless you
I am a recovering alcoholic (32 yrs) - and yes, absolutely the chemical(s) of choice eventually become more important than ANYTHING, including family and children (although fortunately, I was sober for ten years before I had any kids, I do know many who have disregarded every relationship for preference of their addiction)
My ex husband walked away from our 4 Beautiful children because he wanted to carry on with his drinking!!! 💔 Congrats on your sobriety .....Takes a lot x
@@PaganPunk OMG,I'm so sorry! I also know probably more than a hundred guys who did the same thing - most only got sober for a short time or not at all. God bless you and your family 💖
I gotta say today's been rough 😪 going threw a break up I really just needed something to distract me and what better way then to watch and listen to emma keeny share another great true crime case made me feel so much better
I know this is cheeky but I wish you uploaded every single day can’t get enough of your videos
Looking forward to hearing your sass, sarcasm, comedy, empathy and understanding of the case Em ❤
Quite an incredible combination! No one does true crime quite like our Emma.
Unique 💞
Same 🤣i always giggle in my quiet office and it’s always too difficult to explain
Comedy?
@@lisabuckley8417 oh yes.
@@lisabuckley8417 she utilises sarcasm and humour in a non offensive manner, it's a coping mechanism too, for the viewer & Emma herself. Also it sometimes lightens some of the crazy shit that occurs, but you'd have to watch to see for yourself as maybe I'm not doing her justice with my explanation!
For example, she has imaginary conversations, talks to herself, does voices, accents, performs mini skits of how conversations could've played out etc...
Emma is absolutely genius in her unique manner and method of using humour and sarcasm whilst discussing such horrendous & traumatic cases without being disrespectful.
💜Emma Kenny , our crime cult queen 💜
Wow Em, you totally smashed this case out of the park, you did it so much justice but you do that with all your cases and I know each case presents such different emotions, but adding a little light hearted humour to the story, always manages to give me a little chuckle. You always do it tactfully. You are amazing Em. I always look forward to Wednesday and Sundays with you.
Sending you a big hug my lovely. Xxx
Emma, your wicked sense of humor makes these horrific cases so much easier to digest. And because your delivery of the case is not dry like the Sahara Desert, I'm able to pay attention to the important details and remember the positive info about the victims.
Thank you for being 100% you!!! #TrueCrimeRoleModel #BossBabe
Xo ❤️👍🏻
It’s true! 😂. When she re-enacted the RE-NOUUUND SOCIOLOGIST SAYING “I’m a RE-NOUUUND SOCIOLOGIST.. I died! 😂. And the attorney...it does hep! It releases tension! But my cat jumped off my lap ..🙀
We came to see your show on Wednesday in Lincoln and it was fantastic! My partner isn’t a true crime junkie by any stretch, he came along for me, but he said he had a really good evening and that he was so glad we had gone (very high praise from him!). Thank you for a wonderful night!
Had heard of this case before - it was horrifying - but you gave it the passion and care that the case deserved. Tragic, sad and positive at the end.
I’ve watched many of your videos but this one has shook me to the core. My daughters are the same ages which breaks my heart even more. Those poor angels 😢
all i can say is emma out here doing the lord’s work. no one out here serving content as consistently & respectful toward true crime. i hope she knows the impact she makes ❤
In my opinion the photo of the surviving family added so much to this tragic story I’d not heard previously.
Well told and thoughtfully presented; thanks Emma.
Love how consistent you are, one of the only consistent true crime TH-camrs, what an absolutely amazing little girl to have gone through all this and survived
Emma, ty from somewhere deep inside me, for sharing peoples story and giving them a voice. I didn’t have one- thank you ❤
Yes in the dry 80s i was ‘supposed’ to be on of those 11 yo school children wiht a basket - however - i dont think my parents ever got the ingredients for me or were able to get me a basket (tbf they wouldnt have tried other things were way more imp , which is true, and i was bullied enough didnt need that as well)so a plastic bag if i took anything was my basket (easier to carry for sure lol… it wasnt great being the one who never had her ingredients back in a time where you were punished as if it was your fault!! Aaanyway my home economics teacher was sooo lovely she always gave me the ingredients and always gave me top marks for my cooking and you know what its one of my favourite things to do (cooking i mean) bc I suffer anxiety and this now calms me down -- errr sorry not sure why i wrote all that!! I think we’re n a safe place here?? … love This channel love Emma K!! She rocks!! Xx
As a mom to a little boy, and our little girl on the way, I find stories like this, just absolutely breaks my soul. I wish so badly I could've held those two precious babies close, protect them and love them. I had to get up after watching this, I had to go give my sleeping son a kiss and make sure he was tucked in nice and warm in his bed. Some parents should never be parents... 💔 Those girls deserved so much better.
@@outlander_... Thank you so much! 💓
In my country there was a high profile murder case of a woman that was killed by her ex boyfriend who was a rich man. He hired a high profile defense lawyer but he ended up being sentenced to life in prison. But the defense lawyers niece was killed by her boyfriend and after that experience he retired as a defence lawyer because he now understood how the victims family feel. So I am sure being a defense lawyer isn't easy but someone has to do it
Emma you are HYSTERICAL 🤣🤣 I absolutely love your impersonations of how the situation could have gone. Never change ❤️
Another excellent video! Your the best Emma!
Emma, I just discovered your channel. I really appreciate the way that you are able to give so much information on these cases. This one was terribly sad and really touched my heart. Sayah is such a strong person and an inspiration to all. Thank you for telling her story
Lol the one thing I learned in cooking class in Junior High School was how to make an omelette. To this day people really seem to enjoy my omelettes.
Sewing did not go nearly as well.
Uh oh. Once a move to Florida is made things can really start to go downhill.
Baha 😂
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Yes, it’s said to be the state where all the really nutty scary people live 😂
When other Americans say this about FL, then you know it’s true because imo, the US is so nutty.
In the UK then we have a saying after hearing about some crazy thing that happened in the US and we say, “only in America”😂😂
facts
I’m feeling grateful for my childhood. I was, like many of us, raised in a dangerous & dysfunctional home. My dad traveled a lot for work & when he was home, he drank. A lot. It eventually killed him. My mom was bipolar & I spent my early childhood dealing with that. At 8, I was responsible for breakfast &?dinner, for getting my younger sister & brother off to school, trying to keep the house clean & taking care of my mom, whether bandaging her wrists when the cutting went to deep or dodging plates or comforting her when an episode passed & she’d realize what she’d done.
I couldn’t talk to my friends in school. All the way into high school I knew they couldn’t understand.
In my teens, I started hanging out with the “bad” crowd. Most were truly good hearted people who were never given a fair shot in life. People who didn’t blink at my stories & would respond with their father’s sexual abuse or their mother getting them stoned as a toddler to entertain her friends.
The thing that always stood out against their stories was that there was a lot of love in my family. My mom didn’t choose mental illness. Later, when she’d found self medicating with coke worked (but brought a lot of shady people around) she handed me the drugs to give her as medicine. I was able to regulate what she smoked, and make sure that she slept & ate regularly. For the next 25 years she was my best friend. There were still occasions when I’d have to drop everything to go inspect the backyard for werewolves, but the episodes were measured in months rather than hours.
My dad was never physically abusive but he was emotionally & verbally abusive, when he hit a certain point in his drinking each night. But between 3-6, when he got home from work & drank his first 6 pack, he always told all of us how much he loved us, that he was proud of us.
It was very jeckyll & Hyde with both of them, but I’d grown up with it. I could sense the slightest shift & adapted to it, or, when necessary, just braced myself. But I understood that there were two sides and that the one who loved me was the authentic person.
My dad & I had some brutal verbal fights, and I hated him frequently but I honestly don’t think I even questioned if he loved me. Not once.
It’s unusual to grow up with a strong sense of self, feeling supported and loved, while inside and tornado of mental illness & substance abuse.
My little sister didn’t remember my mom being violent (my mom never denied it). I did try to keep the kids (5&7 years younger than me) from seeing a lot of it. She did have an incident that she’d held onto for years, a memory of me shoving her in her bedroom & holding the door. Refusing to let her out. She didn’t even tell me about this until she got pregnant. Something about the hormonal shift, she started getting flooded by memories and she suddenly remembered that our mom had been trying to kill her. I’d locked her in & barricaded the door with my body while my mom screamed & growled like an animal, beating me, head butting me in the stomach, doing whatever she could to get to my sister, who must have been around 6-7. She came to me to ask about the memory & confess that she had been upset about her alternate version for years, blaming me & not even including my mom in the memory.
Amazing how humans work. I’m glad she didn’t grow up with the real version, that she was able to tweak the memory to a vicious bout of siblings fighting. I’m also glad she remembered the truth on her own. Dozens of things came back to her during her pregnancy & it made me wish I’d done more. But, I was a kid too & I did everything I knew to do to protect them.
My experience at 8 was nothing compared to what Sayeh went through, but it’s more than a kid should have to deal with.
I do think it made me stronger & more empathetic. It certainly required being perceptive, trusting my instincts. I’m grateful for that.
Thank you, dear Emma, for honoring Sayeh, Sara and their little brother by telling their story in your unique dry humoured yet sensitive way.
What me struck most, next to story itself, is you emphasasing that it makes no difference at all whether someone describes themselves as a "survivor" or a "victim" of a crime. 👍🏼 This is such an incredible appreciation and respects the dignity of the affected people and should be mentioned much more, instead of the often preferred victim-blaming and -shaming. Stay safe and keep up your great work! Best regards from Cologne 👋🏼🤟🏼
P.S.: I really miss the lives since I have been ill for quite a while and instead of listening and enjoying a nice bit piece of communicake with the lovely Crime Cult, pain-induced nausea and fatigue makes me fall asleep. 😖😵💫🤢😵 At the moment I watch in small sections over a longer time and hope to join you soon again. Until than I send a big hug and greetings to the nice Kenny's-Crime-Cult-family. 🫂🥰
Emma, you never fail to amaze me. This guy...if one can call him that...just horrible. No words.
What a failure she was. When I finally told my mom that my oldest brothers and her boyfriends raped me starting at 8 and molested me long before, her response was "we've all hurt each other" and now I just wonder when did she know and enable the behavior? 😪 I just wanna know when she stopped seeing me as a little girl and started looking at me as "competition" But I'm so grateful to still be alive while listening to stories like this. I can't imagine trying to protect my little sister and losing her in there end still. Im sorry brave and beautiful girl 💜
I am so sorry that happened to you. I’m wishing you healing & strength. ❤
That really is an account of the very worst and the very best of humans.
What a great presentation of this case Emma. You are so extraordinary at telling us about these terrible crimes.
Keep up the great work! 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺👌❤
This one made my stomach turn inside out so horrific 💔 the love and strength she had for her sister and to save her own life was incredible but yet so sad at the age 8 she had to fight for her life . Absolutely tragic . I’m happy she’s successful and thriving despite all her pain she endured . ❤ 🙏🏻❤️
Frequent viewer here:
I just wanna say, there's quite a bit of controversy with true crime genre on YT as of late, and though I can appreciate why some people feel negative about it, I believe Emma Kenny is one of the best presenters in this horrid subject. It comes down to humans being naturally interested in the macabre, hence why in the 1800s France had corpse viewing rooms and they were packed with people to look at the recently discovered unidentified bodies from around the city. However, I like to believe we emotionally evolved enough to look at true crime to understand how and why these things happen, how to avoid becoming a criminal case, and understand the psychology behind the perps.
Thank you for being a mediator for me, Emma. Though I don't believe true crime should be purely for entertainment, I do believe we need to have people like you feeding viewers facts in a digestible format. I just hope you don't get called out by true crime critics. What you have built on your channel has the potential to spotlight the darker aspects of real life that most modern media is too chicken-shit to show us. All the best, mate xx
Thankyou for your lovey comment. I have had many of the families of the victims contact me with lovely messages and I’m now also working with some families who want me to cover their lost loved ones and give them legacy. There is a lot of channels that just do it for clicks and subs I agree but we try to research diligently and give respect to each and very victim. There will always be someone who wants to berate you but they don’t have all the facts about how or what we do behind the scenes. Again, Thankyou for your lovely comment. Em x
@@EmmaKennyTV Thank you. I can appreciate how difficult it is, not only to learn the cases, but submerge in them - even having contact with families. Its impossibly difficult for most people. What I really appreciate is how you tie the emotional aspects to each case and really hammer down how detrimental it is - unlike some crime channels who simply say a, b, c. Thankfully, I've never been a victim or had known anyone who was a victim (of this extent,) but its truly scary how one small thing can lead to destroying a life and community. I like to think most of us are clever enough to avoid these things, but sometimes its just dumb luck.
Oof, I'm going to get a drink now.
Also, Emma, I absolutely love your videos and breakdown of these horrible cases. Thank you for what you do. If you ever get a chance, maybe you'd be interested in taking a look at a Canadian killer named Adam Strong. He killed two young girls in Oshawa, Ontario, and the whole story is just absolutely horrific...I lived not far from where they found Rori's body and it was surreal seeing that many police in one location and just watching the whole story unfold...my husband and I moved after it all went down. Anyways, Great work as always.
Absolutely hooked on your podcast/channel.
We came to your show at Benn Hall Rugby and we really enjoyed it :-) thank you.
Love how I’m depth you go..
Was wondering if you could please cover the tragic case of Kamran Rose who sadly lost his life so young at the hands of his mom’s partner.. I personally know his mom, she is such an amazing person and I honestly don’t know how she has managed to be so strong .. would love you to cover it .. thanks xx
thank you Emma, I always look forward to Wednesday and Sunday when your stories go online. (Religioncie) I've never been disappointed so far. you are the best storyteller I know, and this is because you clearly express your feelings about certain matters and also make comparisons with your personal experiences. so thank you again!
What an incredible, beautiful warrior ❤
Nice shirt Em.😉 Never heard of this one. Thanks for covering. What an unbelievably brave little girl. This had me in tears. I think it's the compassionate way you tell it also.💛
Hands up for the Domestic Science Crew forced to carry baskets to school? Yep the 80's just came flooding back - still cant cook or sew either though Em! Never heard of this case but its haunting and inspiring in same measure. I work supporting kids with emotional resilience, often from experiencing trauma and their fortitude never ceases to be awe inspiring daily.
Here in the US in the 70s it was called home economics. We cooked and baked from the flour up. The school gave us the ingredients .worked in groups of 4 and made little tiny cakes.in sewing we made pillow covers.🤔
@@janetrawlings1691this was still relevant in 2000s not sure what happened to the school system!
You did this story such justice, there was so much more information than I’ve ever heard… and as someone who gets horrible migraines I might have a half a glass of wine 2-3 times a year
Well done again Emma..I'd not heard of this case before.So soooo much RESPECT for that little 8 yr girl,Sayeh,that endured horrific crime...& loss..to then go on and dedicate her life to preventing..helping to bring perpetrators to justice.This could have so gone the other way for her.What strength,determination & courage.Truly inspirational!!!👏👏👏💜x
Just wow. Another thought provoking one em. Stay safe everyone, wherever you are in the world.
Can you do a video on the case of gabriel fernandez? It never leaves my mind, its so heartbreaking. The system failed him endlessly.
Whoa. That is an incredible story. Emma, thank you for bringing us through the horror to heroism, the human spirit and survival. It’s a case I’d never heard of and now won’t forget.
Thank you Emma for sharing another story. ❤✌🍁
The little girl (sorry don’t know how to spell her name. Please tell me in the comments) is probably the person we need to lead the free world. Amazing strength, responsibility and so much grace in take care of people.
Sayeh Rivazfar. She is doing amazing things today, as Emma said at the end. Google her, there's so much more she has achieved ❤
Those poor children, they had to go through so much. My heart broke for them. Thinking how their Father's concern for them was ignored when it could have saved them both from the horrors of what happened. I am so glad Sayeh survived to put that monster behind bars and get some sense of justice for her little sister and herself. I wonder if Wike punched the attorney on purpose because he would rather of had the death penalty/ been on death row rather than in the general prison population were he would have been treated badly (as deserved)? I am annoyed he died of natural causes after only 15 years. I hope you are right that the devil wanted him sooner. Sayeh is indeed a fighter, a warrior in fact, I am so glad she has gone on to live a life full of passion for what she does and has been able to have children of her own.
Emma youre not just gorgeous on the outside. You are beautiful inside and out. Thank you for using your voice to help those that have none❤
Brilliant delivery,you just get better and better Emma ,many thanks x
Another brilliant case thanks Emma looking forward to Sunday ❤ sending so much love to the family what an amazingly strong young lady ❤
Emma your a true warrior standing up to the evil that’s taking over the world ❤
Just when I think cases cannot shock me anymore!!! Wow wow wow what a disgusting excuse for a human being Wike was. Shout out to her older sister what a warrior. Thank you again Em for another amazing deep dive insight I hadn’t heard of this case before keep up the amazing content Emma ❤
"He won't be a danger to anyone if he's locked up."
"I gotta prove that wrong" punches lawyer.
Yes, Emma I took ingredients in a basket for domestic science, we had to make a school dress as well in needlework...love your videos xx
And cross stitch and ironing too, 🤣🤣! 😘👍
Sayher, you are an inspiration to the world, and your little sister must be so proud of you as she watches over you. God bless you and your family ❤……
Love the dialogues you have with yourself !
Powerful stuff Emma!! Beautifully told as always!!
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Just on a positive note I’m loving the smiles from those kids beautiful ❤
Emma,that was so powerful I felt the pain,it blow my mind and it had taken me back to my own childhood you think you have delt with wicked stuff, but listening to these very brave children story it makes me very sad that you still have very wicked people committing these crimes ,and shattering children's childhood, they all need to be buried alive but so glad the girl made her life count and gone on to live there best life and help other people out there
The mother should have got prison
How can she live knowing what happened to her children instead of her living her best life and just leave your kids behind
I am feeling so angry,
Thank you so much. Brilliant as ever!
🙂 hey EK, thank you for recognising the mothership link between good intentions and what actually gets done 😂🙏 a refreshingly true public statement ! touché x
Hi Emma, I would love you to do one of these on the Madeline McCann case, I have always felt the parents acted so strangely particularly in the beginning
This case is so heartbreaking 😢 those poor little girls 💔 What a vile,disgusting piece of work he is Emma x
Love how you do your case's what an amazing little girl, so sad looking at sara pictures especially seeing dusted putting little angel on the side x much love x
It always amazes me what children are capable of. Even if it's because they don't have a choice. Truly astonishing
Human resilience is both astonishing and incredible. And life so precious, and fragile.
@@transatlanticsilkcottonfabrics so true. The fragility becomes invincible when threatened ♥️
@@erinmaloney1813 in the case of that littlen . Like . Wow. Super human 100%
This made me cry. What a tragedy.
You're the only content creator who tells these stories in a relatable way. When you express the desire to kill these abusers I'm right there with you.
Meticulous research and always deliver with heartfelt emotions.... amazing Emma
Just bought tickets for your show in January, can’t wait! Love your in depth approach and storytelling, it’s the best!
Would love you to cover the case of Elliot Turner who killed his girlfriend Emily in Bournemouth. It was huge news here and would love love your in depth cover of it xx
What an amazing little girl and young women! woow, she really is the definition of a surviver, everything she had been through leading up to the attack to the aftermouth. Thanks again for this story, again you got me teared up there at a few times. Listening to this, i really feel sorry for the dad as well, he wanted nothing more then to just be able to look after his kids, and raise them how it should be and in the end they agree when its too late...... But great video as always Emma, appreciate you! x
Looking forward to tonight. Havent heard of this case, although I vaguely recognise the name.
Last week I had a migraine so had to watch on catch up the, the following night. I really enjoyed it.
One of my favourite episodes so far, Emma, you were absolutely bang on point, you had a real vibrant buzz about you, or so I thought- discussing such a case as the demise of Dahmer , yet you had me laughing , your wit, humour and sarcasm , blended with genuine compassion, candour & empathy worked beautifully.
There are some channels, who simply like to tell the facts, with no personal input, or opinions, no talking of the individuals psyche, delving into their minds etc ... I love that about you, its what makes your channel unique. Also not fannying around doing your make up whilst telling an important, true crime story! What is going on with that? I do not watch other female crime channels it drives me nuts! What is the link? Is it not making a mockery? I can't see the connection personally, it really irks me but hey, thats life!
I digress 😉!
Emma Kenny- "I'm not afraid to tell it like it really is!"
I love that , it reminds me of Martina Cole- 'The only female true crime author who dares to tell it like it it really is!'
Except you, are talking real life, real people, real circumstances, real events. People's lives.
Therefore absolutely paramount you get the balance , so the respect is there for the victims- or in this case the irony of the situation.
Karma dished out brutally.. A dumbell utilised to get the deed done , what can we say, coincidence? Karma and coincidence I like to believe. Touch of intervention... Set up by the prison , perhaps, inmates & guards?
We can only speculate, either way, it was apt, no one can doubt that!
Raise a glass to all the victims, I'm thinking Stevie Hicks here, in particular for obvious reasons.
It was odd listening to a case where somebody lost their life and you don't feel the usual pain for the loss, for dahmers family , of course, but for him, not at all. Makes one feel odd, as our compassionate sides an emotions are usually bubbling over, our eyes are brimming with tears.... Not for Jeff. Sorry., not this time. Nothing but a feeling of justice was actually served, albeit served in a not quite atypical manner. Having said that, I do believe you're right, Jeff had to have anticipated something could/ would happen to him eventually? His honesty and total lack of emotion or real shame in his interviews did him no favours. As well as mocking the other inmates; not the most intelligent way to go about prison life whilst residing in the
general population there, Jeff!
One thing I did feel bad about is that poor Jeff's father is still alive, still living in this hell, I feel for him , I really do. What a tragedy for not only his victims & their families , but Dahmers family too.....😢
Side note- I loved your Do not comply Hoody , that style is wicked, I wanted to ask , are they unisex Emma? I'd really that one your were wearing, it's my fave so far!
2 minutes to make a sandwich & I've got chilled mojitos!
Thank-you for all your hard work, to yourself & Dusted, as always!
Taz xx✌🏾 💜 xx
Love your work. ❤️❤️
Could you do a story on Noah Donohue in Belfast. ❤️
Superb episode. Don't know how you do it but thankyou
Great work again Emma x x
I honestly think your the best true crimmer on you tube your deep dives im hooked. Was just wondering if you would consider covering the Adrianna hutto case would love to see your take on this.
I find it a comfort that yes the devil wanted this monster sooner. Wow what a gift to our world this little girl is and to grow up to become the best person she can be., this made me smile. RIP to her little sister love to her and her brother, with their father at last. Thank you Emma for the gift you give us every week, telling their stories that deserve to be heard ❤❤ This one made me cry tears of despare and then tears of relief and happiness.
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Thank you for your beautiful, soulful comment. I couldn’t agree more!
Yes. Definitely.
When I left my ex he called cps on me saying I was starving our daughter. They came and seen it was a lie. Then he called them and said I was allowing things to happen that wasn't good for my daughter, then seen the other false report and didn't even bother to come. They just called me and told me. He doesn't see his daughter and doesn't even text her to wish her a happy birthday.
sounds like a sociopath
I'm a recent subscriber to your channel and spend entirely too much time binge watching your videos. I appreciate your passion for protecting children so much. There is a case that exposed a stunning failure on the part of protective services to protect a child. Gabriel Fernandez was tortured by his mother and her boyfriend over a period of months before dying from a brutal beating from the boyfriend. Protective services failed to act on a number of reports of abuse from his teacher and others, as well as their history with the mother with her other children. To add insult to injury they made a monumental effort to cover up what happened and their involvement with the case. The mother had mental health issues, which the defense alleged contributed to what she did. So it hits on a lot of topics in which you have expertise. There's a docuseries on Netflix called The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez, which is absolutely heartbreaking. Before that was released I had never heard anything about his case. At some point in your busy schedule I think it would be very interesting to hear your take on what happened and the absolute failure of the systems that are designed to protect our children.
Em can you please cover the Marcus Wesson case please I love how you Tel a story alot of info really in-depth unlike others
This took place in my hometown when I was about 6 years old. Wow. Really opened my eyes.
Thank you Emma for covering this case one I'd not heard of, A Salt mine would have been to good for him not sure where would have been best , but as later you refer to his early call to the entity below i think that was "a job well done". As always your respect for the victims and their families always shine bright. this young child (a very young child who survived horrific and brutal abuse) went through and gave evidence to make sure he did not do this to anyone else. The Alison Botha case so sprang to mind these females became survivors and became women who would not let this change the ability to fight and move forward, to also help others. TRULY TRULY AMAZING WOMAN and her family. Not forgetting her sister may she rest in peace knowing her big sister was doing the right thing always. Loads of love to you EMMA and DUSTED.
Very interesting EM all way from Ireland 🇮🇪
woohooo just saw you're coming to Cardiff next year! :-) Will be booking when ticket sales open this Friday, see you next year
Crying. No words xx
Hi emma could you at some point cover the monster joesph dunacan hes called and shasta only surviver her story needs to be told ....thats case 1 case 2 is butch bowyer story just wow that man butch is a warrior and case 3 ...migueal the Siberian monster was he was a police officer really let hes country the other police officers down ...also thank you for been awesome emma 😄 we appreatite all the hard work you put into your true crime you tube videos 😊
Hi Emma catching up now looking forward to this .
Sayer is an amazing person. Thank God she survived. She was born to catch criminals and bring justice to their victims.
Dang I live in Escambia County Florida/Pensacola area. This case so, so sad and devastating!
Just getting to watch this upload now, sorry i missed the chat , up to my neck this week , lets have it !! Thanks Em x
Good work emma in fact great
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Larry William Eyler (December 21, 1952 - March 6, 1994)
was an American serial killer who is believed to have murdered a minimum of twenty-one teenage boys and young men in a series of killings committed in the Midwest between 1982 and 1984.[6] Convicted and sentenced to death by lethal injection for the 1984 kidnapping and murder of 16-year-old Daniel Bridges, he later voluntarily confessed to the 1982 murder of 23-year-old Steven Agan, offering to also confess to his culpability in twenty further unsolved homicides if the state of Illinois would commute his sentence to life imprisonment without parole
I actually laughed out loud when you said Garfield was better than Warfield!
That aside, what an atrocious story.
Amazing as always Emma ,but I think this one was your best yet.
That little girl has steel in her soul. I can't believe adults failed children so miserably AGAIN, no scratch that, I can believe it, but I am in awe of her strength to make SURE she brought him down for all the horror he inflicted on her and her baby sister. It's sad that she had likely built that strength because her POS mother left her to care for herself and her sister. I am so all over the place emotionally--feeling real hatred for him and the mom--but so glad that that little girl refused to be broken by such evil. I hope she is doing great in her life and that the people in her life know how amazing she is. I hope every day he spent in jail was torture. Thank you for covering this case I'd never heard of. Sayeh is my newest shero.