You all did and amazing job at finding the car he drove into the river 50 years ago. Kevin knew exactly where it was. He never lost his memory. Great job done. Yall made Kevin's day, and the weight is lifted off his shoulders. God bless all of you.
As a New Yorker, the police dismissive attitudes is precisely why people don't bother with cops. I do understand NYC is understaffed, and they deal with alot. However, sending police that weren't born before 1995 will never understand what happened back in the 1960's and 1970's. If we changed the verbiage to gangs instead of crime families (which they don't deal with in the 21st century) maybe they would be more interested. Also, they think a 50 year old case is nothing to care about anymore, especially when they can't even solve the cases of today. It's sad.
Wow unbelievable! But what is more unbelievable is how that lieutenant didn’t want to be bothered. Even if there was the slightest chance that was a human bone it should be investigated. Someone could still be waiting for closure of their loss and for him to act the way he did was uncalled for. Great job and God bless.
Sign up with a big city police dept, and see what your day is like for real. Then take a time out from all the current BS and go listen to people who think they have something big, but so far have nothing in the real world. The Lt couldve had a better presentation, but I also have enough respect and wherewithal to understand I dont know where he just came from, and what things have been like lately. Despite all the sensationalism, Kevin doesn't know any more today than he knew 50 years ago about what is under that water. Lots of cars were dumped there over the course of years. The divers said they found "a car" where lots of cars got dumped. Kevin also didnt record a tag or a VIN when he dumped it to compare it to the tag and/or VIN they still havent found yet. That bone that didnt look like a human bone has been confirmed to not be a human bone, as expected. At this point they have nothing. Sensationalized Geraldo's vault. Think for yourselves logically.
It seems like a lot of NYC folks are like that lieutenant...don't bother them because you are just slowing them down to clocking out. I'm glad I live in the Great Lakes region where life is so much more laid back and people are kind.
As Kevin knows, I am a diehard "Car Guy" , have studied the other parts you guys recovered, and after spending almost an hour freeze-framing your video at 37:51 minute mark, can state with 100% certainty that the long piece is the dashboard face off of a 1970/71 Lincoln . You guys located that car ! Congrats.
These cops couldn’t be more disinterested and rude and it’s sad that they don’t care about potentially getting evidence on a cold case. Cop in the white shirt needs to be fired and he needs to learn about the mafia in the town he serves.
Does anyone really understand how hard it must have been for this guy trying to tell his story?! 90% of people probably didn't believe him. Now being able to have proof is absolutely amazing. Everything he said was true and to be honest I didn't believe the entire story and I'm truly sorry, you were right!
@@jameswoodard5778 I was thinking he has to be crazy to admit HE was the person who DROVE the car into the lake with a BODY in the car 😂🤣. Back in the mobster days that was one of the ways they hid the bodies of there victims. 😂
100% chance that this dude is a complete narcissist even if he is telling the truth. I wouldn’t be surprised if he is recounting a story he heard in prison. Quite the story teller
I get so emotional every time I watch each episode. I can't say this enough but your work brings closure to the families and though it opens up old wounds of old cases it also allows the families to finally put their loved ones to rest. I live just south of the Marine City case you did in Michigan I remember it like it was yesterday and thank you for coming here and finally give this family an opportunity to finally put her to rest. Again I can't stress enough how much your work is important to all families of missing persons in vehicles your profound work is so important and all law enforcement should be reaching out to you and other search and dive teams to help solve all these cold cases. I wish there were also land recovery teams on cold cases too. Again thank you and your team for all your hard work.
It's a shame the police weren't interested, not the same as small town USA but, I'd imagine New York has seen more than its share of the worst mankind has to offer. That guy, Kevin..can you imagine the guilt hes carried for 50 years and the cops don't even care. You guys did a great job, this was super interesting!!
If he needs a calm person to talk to , how does he handle crime scene with crying, shouting and dead people . He needs to work in a Library instead of the city streets!
The female cop was the best. I get that Kevins story was insane sounding and man does he have a New Yorker way about him but as cops need to deal with all kinds of personalities I had hoped for better. Great job on the search and I do hope if its human bone it does bring someone closure!
Hi. Great dive Adam and Jeremy. Glad you found remains of car and bone . Exciting stuff from 50 years ago. Kevin needs to show a little more excitement eh . LoL. Hope things come out to be true and safe for you all. Stay tuned . Deborah 🇨🇦
Exactly, that guy was really a BIG DK. HEAD!!! knowing he is being filmed and acting like he did. I am so glad the guy told him off, and he says, "What do you make a yr and says 150 a year?The cop says no 300 tho a yr. A real jerk!!! I loved this video.
Not new cops, but certain areas and of course they are individuals so some not so great. Really depends on the person, but I will say, I see it soooooo much more in NYC than anywhere else.
Appreciate all the hard work you both do. I’m a subscriber to both channels and Wrecked and Recovered.. this would have been so cool a dive in New York
I hope that an individual or two can come together with funds for the two of you to dive again (no matter how many times it takes) to bring up more of the wreckage and possible bones of the gentleman who was killed. The family still deserves to know what happened to their loved one. A huge thank you to all of the men who helped with this endeavor. I am sure they would also love to be a part of any future dives to recover more items. I have loved cars since I was a little girl helping Dad in the garage. As soon as I saw the steering wheel in Adam's hand underwater with that piece with the weird outline, I knew it was the car they were looking for. I was so happy for Kevin to validate what he has been telling everybody. I am sure many thought he was making up stuff. Now he has his proof after 50 years. When he screamed holding that steering wheel you could feel his elation. It was like him saying a big FU to those who thought he was a liar. He does get a bit hyper, but honestly I can't blame him. This is something he has been saying for 50 years only to fall on deaf, unbelieving ears...until now. Adam and Jeremy - I love both of you. You were the perfect people for this mission. I hope you get the chance to complete what you started with Kevin. Be careful, much love, and Godspeed.
This was awesome! The excitement that Kevin felt when he held that steering wheel was amazing. And then the police officer who didn't have the time to listen to what he had to say was, rude at best. I know they probably get a lot of crazy people with crazy stories but he should have at least listened. It can all be verified for crying out loud.
Man that lieutenant is arrogant and rude, I wouldn't talk to him either, honestly I wouldn't tell them anything else what he knows about anything else for their reaction crazy, they don't want to do extra work to solve someone's murder case. Great job guys
That guy could be Joe Peshi's brother lol! Great video And hello from beautiful Colorado! I love what you guys do whether it's look for people or pull cars out of rivers. I am a veteran tow operator in beautiful Colorado.
Between the salt water and the chemicals in the East river you guys are lucky you didn’t dissolve. My dad was a cop in the 114 back in those days and he used to talk about these types of cases. When he said the steering wheel had a “V” on it that usually indicates a Mark V (5) edition.
I am a 50 year old Canadian from BC , the entirely opposite end of North America ! and I would have been about 3 years old when all this happened. Even I know who Roy DeMeo was ! ( one scary guy for damn sure! ) Such a crazy true story ! even just the things that happened in the Gemini Lounge ( Roy and his crew’s hangout) and also “Dracula’s” apartment next door , where they did most of the dismemberments etc. ( Roy’s cousin looked like Bella Lugosi the Dracula actor from the early films so they gave him that nickname). I can’t believe that guy is Lt. Police officer in New York and doesn’t have even the slightest clue about what happened in that area. Thank goodness he’s on the case ! 🤔😄 What a joke ! 🤭 Totally useless! He should be working in California investigating a stolen surfboard 🏄 that’s a bit more his speed ! They should have sent an actual Detective and some of the older guys at the station as they would know about this stuff at least to some degree! and an anthropologist to identify if that pc of bone was human or not ! ( it wouldn’t be hard for someone who knows exactly what to look for etc ) That Lt. is a desk driver ! He’s just doing time and collecting a paycheque until he retires! I get it that Kevin is excited / carried away at times and his story ( that i believe to be true) seems a bit far fetched and a bit more than he’s used to dealing with everyday.( most cops I’ve ever met no matter what their “ pay grade “ would be excited themselves to learn about this old case and what happened I would think ! It’s got to be a lot more exciting than kicking bums out of the park and writing tickets for drinking . The rest of the police seemed to really want to hear what he had to say ) But it’s time for that Lt. to go do some reading or at the very least watch some videos about the area you work and serve in. Anyone who’s interested in learning more in depth about this story about “Roy” ( and who he actually is) before and mostly after the point in time that Kevin dumped this 70’s Lincoln Town Car car in the river. Do some research and you will see Kevin isn’t lying about what happened in that area ! ( that Lt. just didn’t know Jack Shit about it!… And that in itself is shocking! How in the hell did you ever get that job in NY and not know anything about the place itself ? 🤷♂️ ) It truly is one of the craziest parts about the entire Mafia involvement in America and NY area specifically during that time. That LT. needs a serious history lesson ! totally clueless about the areas history and what took place at that time. For anyone who wants to know that doesn’t know already, read the Book “ Murder Machine “ by author Gene Mustaine it is about that exact person that Kevin is talking about in this video - Roy DeMayo and his gang of enforcers / hit men and killers that worked for the Mafia / Columbo crime family back in the late 60’s and 70’s. It’s probably the best book out there on this specific topic ( about Roy and his crew) that I’ve come across over the years. Most other books just gloss over parts of it , this book talks about most of that part of the story, the people involved and what happened there 50 years ago. It is without question one of the best True Crime books I’ve ever read. Someone for the love of god buy that Lt. a copy of that Murder Machine book , he won’t even believe what actually happened years ago on the very streets he’s working on !
Those three square holes in the dash are for the vents & not the gauges. The right end by the vent holes is placed under the the rest of the passenger dash. This is the lower piece of a 1972 Lincoln Continental dash 100%.
Great journey and job guys 😊I was a bit surprised with the police officer who never knew about the Mafia Mob, he didn't look much younger than me and I know of it and I live in Scotland 🙄
Great Job Guys. That Guy was a character. Great Story from him, being mixed up with the Mafia. Great Job on the Diving. It would be interesting to know if they ever investigated this. New Subscriber.👍👍
Absolute fascinating story brilliant dive guys so glad for Kevin , finding that steering wheel defo made his day god bless him hopefully there will be more evidence found as I don’t think law enforcement is taking it too seriously,which is quite rude to be honest there job is to investigate hopefully they live up to it take care guys and stay safe 👍👌❤️
Awesome video! Love the shots you got out on the water. A lot of things had to come together for you to do this mission, but it was a huge success. Thanks for bringing us along on the adventure!
This guy, Kevin, is annoying as hell. He wanted every LEO to jump and be excited over a 50-year-old story. That steering wheel is circumstantial at best, that bone needs testing, and by Kevin's admission, he dumped a lot of cars in that river. Is that THE only Lincoln ever to have been dropped at that location? Does Kevin know 100% he’s the only person that used that spot? If I were the LT, I would need more than an excited, loud-mouthed person to open a case. Also, how do you misplace the detective's name that told him the evidence needed to open the case? So, no detective name, circumstantial evidence, and he acts a fool, and somehow the LT is “close-minded”? GTFO, the LT, gave him the courtesy of showing up. This is a clear case of confirmation bias. Kevin wants to be correct desperately; he jumps at the first little hint and turns it into his golden egg. That steering wheel is a start but it shouldn't be the reason you call NYPD. Collect evidence that's airtight and than present it to the NYPD. It shouldn't be that hard, loud mouth was a CI with first-hand working knowledge of crimes. Do your due diligence. Excellent video, though fellas! The NYC poop was priceless! 🤣🤣
I'm completely disgusted with the way these officers handled this. This man stated he has adhd.... probably from ptsd from his past. And yet he is coming forward with evidence that could probably land his ass in jail. But he wanted to clear his conscience and be at peace. Maybe bring home a missing family member to a family that had probably lost hope already 50 years later. And the comment from him to the diver at the end talking shit cause the diver said he means well.... you should be ashamed. Your job is to protect and service citizens in your community. If those are bones the victim and his loved ones deserve beret from this officèr!
Roy Demeo was "an acquaintance" of my Uncle Joseph.. I remember meeting him a few times as a small child. My uncle (may be RIP) would always make the "coo coo bird" sign and say "Do me a favor... Don't talk so much." I may have been 5 or 6 but even at that young of an age, I knew my Uncle wasn't very comfortable around him.
This is definitely a once in a lifetime experience! Thank you fellas for sharing this with us !!! I mean who else can say they dove for a body involved in a MOBSTER murder ?! 😮
Amazing!! That bone could be anything though. Right off of where they were, there used to be many rendering plants for horses and other animals. Bones were dumped in the East River, so who knows. If it turn's up human, it could be one of hundreds of murder victims dumped in the river for decades and decades. Finding the car is just amazing, so i can't wait to know more!!
You have the dash cover for a lincoln mark III coupe 1971 and you also have the steering wheel, the bone shouldn't have been touched any more without gloves and bagged as soon as the bone came out of the water.
I would love to have someone with a soul look into this. I fear that no one in forensic gives a shit and they just toss the bone in a pile and say...".nah. nothing to see here. Too much work. Who cares."
The Lieutenant was very disrespectful. He didn’t want to know what he was saying. Not a good lieutenant, in anyway shape or form. He doesn’t deserve to have a badge or a job. With that attitude. The first 2 officers wanted to listen to what he said. You wonder why they get a bad reputation. That Lieutenant is the reason why.
The woman officer seemed decent, the other man, seemed a bit stand offish and not interested, however he still listened and wasnt rude. Then you have Mr 300k, he doesnt deserve to be in the position he is in. He was arrogant and rude. He most certainly should be fired, i cant believe the city of New York or the state of NewYork would want that scumbag representing them. As far as the dive team and crew, yall did an amazing job. Its obvious it no simple task to do the work yall have done. Great job to all involved!
That Steering wheel is from a 1973 Lincoln Continental. I looked at a Lincoln Continental parts catologue and that dashboard piece as well an exact match 100% positive
This was very interesting. I was so into this video. ❤ I couldn't put my phone down. I forgot a few steps at work tonight watching this. 😂 As always another great video. 😊
Lt gets paid by the citizens, and if he needed to listen to him for 2 hrs he should have. I agree what a piece of 💩 that Lt is! One of NY's Finest right there, LMAO! 🤡🤣
Well listen to that guy. Hopped up on “ADHD” speed and probably was told by the cops this guy is a piece of work. And right away he’s trying to tell this super long story. The diver who went and spoke with him was coherent and knew what the cops wanted to hear. Not some rambling 30 minute story. Cops need facts. They don’t have time for hour long stories
I only have one question.. How did that guy become a Lieutenant for NYPD and not know who Roy DeMeo is?
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Exactly, I mean he never knew about the NY 5 crime families?
Probably because he’s dirty. Probably deals with the mob on the daily
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You all did and amazing job at finding the car he drove into the river 50 years ago. Kevin knew exactly where it was. He never lost his memory. Great job done. Yall made Kevin's day, and the weight is lifted off his shoulders. God bless all of you.
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As a New Yorker, the police dismissive attitudes is precisely why people don't bother with cops. I do understand NYC is understaffed, and they deal with alot. However, sending police that weren't born before 1995 will never understand what happened back in the 1960's and 1970's. If we changed the verbiage to gangs instead of crime families (which they don't deal with in the 21st century) maybe they would be more interested. Also, they think a 50 year old case is nothing to care about anymore, especially when they can't even solve the cases of today. It's sad.
True fellow New Yorker here unfortunately it’s true, but families deserve justice for the butcher’s actions
Wow unbelievable! But what is more unbelievable is how that lieutenant didn’t want to be bothered. Even if there was the slightest chance that was a human bone it should be investigated. Someone could still be waiting for closure of their loss and for him to act the way he did was uncalled for. Great job and God bless.
That lieutenant is only out for a paycheck...to hell with actually doing the job he was hired & promoted to do....He gives the NYPD a blackeye...
Sadly, none of the law enforcement people seemed to be very interested at all. Their behavior was very rude.
Sign up with a big city police dept, and see what your day is like for real. Then take a time out from all the current BS and go listen to people who think they have something big, but so far have nothing in the real world. The Lt couldve had a better presentation, but I also have enough respect and wherewithal to understand I dont know where he just came from, and what things have been like lately. Despite all the sensationalism, Kevin doesn't know any more today than he knew 50 years ago about what is under that water. Lots of cars were dumped there over the course of years. The divers said they found "a car" where lots of cars got dumped. Kevin also didnt record a tag or a VIN when he dumped it to compare it to the tag and/or VIN they still havent found yet. That bone that didnt look like a human bone has been confirmed to not be a human bone, as expected. At this point they have nothing. Sensationalized Geraldo's vault. Think for yourselves logically.
It seems like a lot of NYC folks are like that lieutenant...don't bother them because you are just slowing them down to clocking out. I'm glad I live in the Great Lakes region where life is so much more laid back and people are kind.
What a jerk that cop was, cops need to be open minded to sort out things to protect and serve us properly
I love Kevin... his excitement at having the steering wheel was great.. Kevin reminds me of Joe Pesci as Vincent "Vinny" Gambini in My Cousin Vinny❤❤
That’s exactly who he sounded like!!😂
Definitely Joe Pesci!
And good fellows
Ya that’s what I thought too he’s so funny 😆😂.
Defo pesci 😂
As Kevin knows, I am a diehard "Car Guy" , have studied the other parts you guys recovered, and after spending almost an hour freeze-framing your video at 37:51 minute mark, can state with 100% certainty that the long piece is the dashboard face off of a 1970/71 Lincoln . You guys located that car ! Congrats.
Definitely a 70's Lincoln steering wheel.
Original 1970 1971 Lincoln Rimblow Steering Wheel Pad
I agree 💯 as I pretty much did the same thing.
I definitely agree!!
I FREEZE FRAMED FOR 3 MINUTES AND NEW IT WAS A 70'S LINCON
Seems like if they’ve of found Hoffa, these LEOs would be like, ‘Meh…donut break.’
Sad, but true.
These cops couldn’t be more disinterested and rude and it’s sad that they don’t care about potentially getting evidence on a cold case. Cop in the white shirt needs to be fired and he needs to learn about the mafia in the town he serves.
Sadly allot of officers for decades were part of the mob
The New York cops are the mob and they are snitching on their people
Why is he FOR THE CRIMINALS. IT'S LIKE HE WANTED IT OPEN STILL. CRAZY!! FIRE HIM
He’s probably in with the Mafia.
Cops earn the hate and wonder why they get lead poisoning
Thank you Jeremy for talking to the Lt. He just needed a calm person to explain things.
Fuck that Lt. An you too for taking his side
Does anyone really understand how hard it must have been for this guy trying to tell his story?! 90% of people probably didn't believe him. Now being able to have proof is absolutely amazing. Everything he said was true and to be honest I didn't believe the entire story and I'm truly sorry, you were right!
Plus he had to be careful what he had to say so he wouldn't incriminate himself harshly
@@jameswoodard5778 I was thinking he has to be crazy to admit HE was the person who DROVE the car into the lake with a BODY in the car 😂🤣. Back in the mobster days that was one of the ways they hid the bodies of there victims. 😂
That’s seems like a story a person would not want to tell anyone about.
He found jesus. The guilt of his informant/mob days ate him up
100% chance that this dude is a complete narcissist even if he is telling the truth. I wouldn’t be surprised if he is recounting a story he heard in prison. Quite the story teller
Jeremy trying to calm down Kevin sounded like a scene from HOME ALONE. Great job Adam, Jeremy and boat team!
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I was thinking Kevin sounded like Joe Pesci in the Lethal Weapon movies. Extremely excited and deservedly so.
@tonycardone990 watch it again and pretend he is president trump😂 I'm watching again pretending it's joe pesci!😅
How did he ever make LT? It's one thing to be skeptical, It's something else to be close minded.
I get so emotional every time I watch each episode. I can't say this enough but your work brings closure to the families and though it opens up old wounds of old cases it also allows the families to finally put their loved ones to rest. I live just south of the Marine City case you did in Michigan I remember it like it was yesterday and thank you for coming here and finally give this family an opportunity to finally put her to rest. Again I can't stress enough how much your work is important to all families of missing persons in vehicles your profound work is so important and all law enforcement should be reaching out to you and other search and dive teams to help solve all these cold cases. I wish there were also land recovery teams on cold cases too. Again thank you and your team for all your hard work.
Part 2 is a MUST ! Please 😊
Kevin is geeat!😂 You gotta love this guy!
It's a shame the police weren't interested, not the same as small town USA but, I'd imagine New York has seen more than its share of the worst mankind has to offer. That guy, Kevin..can you imagine the guilt hes carried for 50 years and the cops don't even care. You guys did a great job, this was super interesting!!
The police are more interested in the 15 murders from yesterday
I know it’s history, super interesting!!!!
most of those cops were not even born 50 years ago
Congrats guys! That was a great achievement and you made Kevin very happy!
Great job Adam. You and Jeremy stayed calm. Pretty exciting stuff. Unbelievable!
If he needs a calm person to talk to , how does he handle crime scene with crying, shouting and dead people . He needs to work in a Library instead of the city streets!
The female cop was the best. I get that Kevins story was insane sounding and man does he have a New Yorker way about him but as cops need to deal with all kinds of personalities I had hoped for better. Great job on the search and I do hope if its human bone it does bring someone closure!
Hi. Great dive Adam and Jeremy. Glad you found remains of car and bone . Exciting stuff from 50 years ago. Kevin needs to show a little more excitement eh . LoL. Hope things come out to be true and safe for you all. Stay tuned . Deborah 🇨🇦
Imagine how many people faced injustice due to the lieutenant not doing his job..
It’s unbelievable!
Exactly, that guy was really a BIG DK. HEAD!!! knowing he is being filmed and acting like he did. I am so glad the guy told him off, and he says, "What do you make a yr and says 150 a year?The cop says no 300 tho a yr. A real jerk!!! I loved this video.
Pretty sick. A soulless clown.
That man is priceless.😂😂😂
So excited. 😂😂😂😂
the lieutenant didnt have to be so ignorant to the old man. he was crazy old school tryin to tell his story couldve just humored him
Cops thought he was just a crazy old guy and didn’t want to be bothered. Hope they open the case and pull the car out.
After 50 years, it would only fall apart.
How rude was that cop!
Thanks for the video, Adam!!! 😊
These new cops today dont have morals. I feel bad for the guy trying to tell his story. They kicked dirt in his face.
Not new cops, but certain areas and of course they are individuals so some not so great. Really depends on the person, but I will say, I see it soooooo much more in NYC than anywhere else.
The cop looks like he dreads more paperwork
This was an awesome episode. I lived every minute of it. It was a great story, and I’m so glad you guys found the car.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Kevin is awesome, reminds me a bit of Joe Pesci. His energy is off the wall. Great job guys.
You guys are amazing. You have to do a follow up to this find and let us know about that bone.
Awesome job guys. Kevins excitement over the steering wheel was priceless.
Dude that was crazy. Awesome video thanks keep up the good work stay safe from the uk
Appreciate all the hard work you both do. I’m a subscriber to both channels and Wrecked and Recovered.. this would have been so cool a dive in New York
I appreciate that!
Kevin is nuts 😂 What a great vid well done guys!
I hope that an individual or two can come together with funds for the two of you to dive again (no matter how many times it takes) to bring up more of the wreckage and possible bones of the gentleman who was killed. The family still deserves to know what happened to their loved one.
A huge thank you to all of the men who helped with this endeavor. I am sure they would also love to be a part of any future dives to recover more items.
I have loved cars since I was a little girl helping Dad in the garage. As soon as I saw the steering wheel in Adam's hand underwater with that piece with the weird outline, I knew it was the car they were looking for. I was so happy for Kevin to validate what he has been telling everybody. I am sure many thought he was making up stuff. Now he has his proof after 50 years. When he screamed holding that steering wheel you could feel his elation. It was like him saying a big FU to those who thought he was a liar. He does get a bit hyper, but honestly I can't blame him. This is something he has been saying for 50 years only to fall on deaf, unbelieving ears...until now.
Adam and Jeremy - I love both of you. You were the perfect people for this mission. I hope you get the chance to complete what you started with Kevin. Be careful, much love, and Godspeed.
This was awesome! The excitement that Kevin felt when he held that steering wheel was amazing. And then the police officer who didn't have the time to listen to what he had to say was, rude at best. I know they probably get a lot of crazy people with crazy stories but he should have at least listened. It can all be verified for crying out loud.
Thank you all for what you are doing helping solve crimes and bringing loved ones home may God bless you for this
Man that lieutenant is arrogant and rude, I wouldn't talk to him either, honestly I wouldn't tell them anything else what he knows about anything else for their reaction crazy, they don't want to do extra work to solve someone's murder case. Great job guys
Adam & Jeremy, you two did a great job. Can't wait to see more updates. Stay Safe. God Bless! ❤🙏
19:52 THAT is a 1970's era Lincoln Continental steering wheel. The bottom center spoke "Vee" is distinctive.
The steering wheel was all I needed to see 😮
Kevin is a great character!
That guy could be Joe Peshi's brother lol! Great video And hello from beautiful Colorado! I love what you guys do whether it's look for people or pull cars out of rivers. I am a veteran tow operator in beautiful Colorado.
Come to nyc….. his cousins aunts uncles and siblings are all over the subway, sidewalks, etc
Native here from Colorado Springs....still here I just can't leave😅
I could listen to that guy for days telling about his days as a mobster assist! He is amazing to listen to❤
Thx for the narrative and music - makes a big difference in your quality!!
That guy is a trip 😂
Cops seemed like they didn’t want to be bothered with paperwork, it’s a shame what law enforcement has come to
Ya agree with you there,he was a real bollox.
I hope you do a follow up video! Very interesting! I'd like to know if the bone ends up being human or not and if you find any more! Louisa's Life...
Between the salt water and the chemicals in the East river you guys are lucky you didn’t dissolve. My dad was a cop in the 114 back in those days and he used to talk about these types of cases. When he said the steering wheel had a “V” on it that usually indicates a Mark V (5) edition.
Yes, a luxury car. They had a diamond in the back side windows. I remember those cars, my mother-in-law had a baby blue one.
You guys are awesome. Hope you can came up with the rest of the story .
This was an awesome adventure! Loved every minute of the episode. What an amazing experience for you both!
Thanks so much!
Would you return for another dive to look for more bone/evidence in the future? That 1 piece of bone is so tantalising!
He’s a NYC cop and he has no clue about the crime family era of the city??? Merely collecting a paycheck while waiting for his juicy pension.
No Kidding i was saying the same thing
I am a 50 year old Canadian from BC , the entirely opposite end of North America ! and I would have been about 3 years old when all this happened. Even I know who Roy DeMeo was ! ( one scary guy for damn sure! ) Such a crazy true story ! even just the things that happened in the Gemini Lounge ( Roy and his crew’s hangout) and also “Dracula’s” apartment next door , where they did most of the dismemberments etc. ( Roy’s cousin looked like Bella Lugosi the Dracula actor from the early films so they gave him that nickname). I can’t believe that guy is Lt. Police officer in New York and doesn’t have even the slightest clue about what happened in that area. Thank goodness he’s on the case ! 🤔😄 What a joke ! 🤭 Totally useless! He should be working in California investigating a stolen surfboard 🏄 that’s a bit more his speed ! They should have sent an actual Detective and some of the older guys at the station as they would know about this stuff at least to some degree! and an anthropologist to identify if that pc of bone was human or not ! ( it wouldn’t be hard for someone who knows exactly what to look for etc ) That Lt. is a desk driver ! He’s just doing time and collecting a paycheque until he retires! I get it that Kevin is excited / carried away at times and his story ( that i believe to be true) seems a bit far fetched and a bit more than he’s used to dealing with everyday.( most cops I’ve ever met no matter what their “ pay grade “ would be excited themselves to learn about this old case and what happened I would think ! It’s got to be a lot more exciting than kicking bums out of the park and writing tickets for drinking . The rest of the police seemed to really want to hear what he had to say ) But it’s time for that Lt. to go do some reading or at the very least watch some videos about the area you work and serve in.
Anyone who’s interested in learning more in depth about this story about “Roy” ( and who he actually is) before and mostly after the point in time that Kevin dumped this 70’s Lincoln Town Car car in the river. Do some research and you will see Kevin isn’t lying about what happened in that area ! ( that Lt. just didn’t know Jack Shit about it!… And that in itself is shocking! How in the hell did you ever get that job in NY and not know anything about the place itself ? 🤷♂️ ) It truly is one of the craziest parts about the entire Mafia involvement in America and NY area specifically during that time.
That LT. needs a serious history lesson ! totally clueless about the areas history and what took place at that time. For anyone who wants to know that doesn’t know already, read the Book “ Murder Machine “ by author Gene Mustaine it is about that exact person that Kevin is talking about in this video - Roy DeMayo and his gang of enforcers / hit men and killers that worked for the Mafia / Columbo crime family back in the late 60’s and 70’s. It’s probably the best book out there on this specific topic ( about Roy and his crew) that I’ve come across over the years. Most other books just gloss over parts of it , this book talks about most of that part of the story, the people involved and what happened there 50 years ago. It is without question one of the best True Crime books I’ve ever read. Someone for the love of god buy that Lt. a copy of that Murder Machine book , he won’t even believe what actually happened years ago on the very streets he’s working on !
He just doesn’t give a s@#$
That's flipping awesome!!! Wish you could pull up more. Are you going to keep up on the progress??😊
The rat guy is the living incarnation of Joe Pesci's character in Lethal Weapon
Those three square holes in the dash are for the vents & not the gauges. The right end by the vent holes is placed under the the rest of the passenger dash. This is the lower piece of a 1972 Lincoln Continental dash 100%.
Great journey and job guys 😊I was a bit surprised with the police officer who never knew about the Mafia Mob, he didn't look much younger than me and I know of it and I live in Scotland 🙄
Great job Adam and nug!😊
Great Job Guys. That Guy was a character. Great Story from him, being mixed up with the Mafia. Great Job on the Diving. It would be interesting to know if they ever investigated this. New Subscriber.👍👍
That’s amazing very interesting. Great job looking forward to seeing more.
Absolute fascinating story brilliant dive guys so glad for Kevin , finding that steering wheel defo made his day god bless him hopefully there will be more evidence found as I don’t think law enforcement is taking it too seriously,which is quite rude to be honest there job is to investigate hopefully they live up to it take care guys and stay safe 👍👌❤️
You’re so brave diving in that nasty water- please be careful! Great video- so different from most.
There are indeed still open cold cases from DeMeo and that cop definitely knows who that is 😂😂😂
What a awesome boat~ Great Dive Team~ Kevin is a Total , Honest and Believably Man..
Awesome video! Love the shots you got out on the water. A lot of things had to come together for you to do this mission, but it was a huge success. Thanks for bringing us along on the adventure!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This guy, Kevin, is annoying as hell. He wanted every LEO to jump and be excited over a 50-year-old story. That steering wheel is circumstantial at best, that bone needs testing, and by Kevin's admission, he dumped a lot of cars in that river. Is that THE only Lincoln ever to have been dropped at that location? Does Kevin know 100% he’s the only person that used that spot? If I were the LT, I would need more than an excited, loud-mouthed person to open a case. Also, how do you misplace the detective's name that told him the evidence needed to open the case? So, no detective name, circumstantial evidence, and he acts a fool, and somehow the LT is “close-minded”? GTFO, the LT, gave him the courtesy of showing up. This is a clear case of confirmation bias. Kevin wants to be correct desperately; he jumps at the first little hint and turns it into his golden egg. That steering wheel is a start but it shouldn't be the reason you call NYPD. Collect evidence that's airtight and than present it to the NYPD. It shouldn't be that hard, loud mouth was a CI with first-hand working knowledge of crimes. Do your due diligence.
Excellent video, though fellas! The NYC poop was priceless! 🤣🤣
It's really wild..amazing how you went straight to the car..unbelievable..God bless you and stay safe 🙏
I'm completely disgusted with the way these officers handled this. This man stated he has adhd.... probably from ptsd from his past. And yet he is coming forward with evidence that could probably land his ass in jail. But he wanted to clear his conscience and be at peace. Maybe bring home a missing family member to a family that had probably lost hope already 50 years later. And the comment from him to the diver at the end talking shit cause the diver said he means well.... you should be ashamed. Your job is to protect and service citizens in your community. If those are bones the victim and his loved ones deserve beret from this officèr!
cop couIdn't even speak properIy, sounded Iike he just got up from a nap, shamefuI
Will there be more info on this ???? Hope so. Looking forward to hearing much more.
Love your videos, they are interesting, and fun. Keep them coming!👍💕🙏
Thank you! Will do!
The cop in white shirt is what's wrong with today's force. Could not be bothered to look into a crime
This video took forever to get posted Adam 🤣 I was checking everyday!
Thanks Guys for a great live... very interesting and excited one for sure...I loved it !! True Crime is so cool..👍✌️
This is amazing. I became addicted to this story once I saw this video. Kevin is awesome. Love love love his personality. He’s hillarious.
That is 100% a 1971 Lincoln Continental steering wheel and dash cover. This man is telling the truth.
Man truly awesome and interesting video. I hope to see more like this. Thanks for the excitement
Great video guys, thanks for you do ❤
Roy Demeo was "an acquaintance" of my Uncle Joseph.. I remember meeting him a few times as a small child. My uncle (may be RIP) would always make the "coo coo bird" sign and say "Do me a favor... Don't talk so much." I may have been 5 or 6 but even at that young of an age, I knew my Uncle wasn't very comfortable around him.
Wow. That's crazy
This is definitely a once in a lifetime experience! Thank you fellas for sharing this with us !!! I mean who else can say they dove for a body involved in a MOBSTER murder ?! 😮
Yes you guys need to go back and do more searching…bring closure to everyone involved. Great job on what you’ve already accomplished!
You the man Kevin. Adam and Nug...awesome job!!!
That is incredible and vindicates Mr Maher
Amazing!! That bone could be anything though. Right off of where they were, there used to be many rendering plants for horses and other animals. Bones were dumped in the East River, so who knows. If it turn's up human, it could be one of hundreds of murder victims dumped in the river for decades and decades. Finding the car is just amazing, so i can't wait to know more!!
I have never laughed so much during any of your videos 😂😂
New Yorkers are a trip!
Wow! Wild and crazy story! Glad you're able to find some things for that guy. He's quite the character!
You have the dash cover for a lincoln mark III coupe 1971 and you also have the steering wheel, the bone shouldn't have been touched any more without gloves and bagged as soon as the bone came out of the water.
I would love to have someone with a soul look into this. I fear that no one in forensic gives a shit and they just toss the bone in a pile and say...".nah. nothing to see here. Too much work. Who cares."
Be careful with this mob stuff 😮
The only reason he is coming forward is because all the people, except him, involved are dead.
The guy was assassinated who was responsible. The big mob boss had him killed.
@@hazelhadley-britt6396 The Mob was afraid of Roy DeMeo
The Lieutenant was very disrespectful. He didn’t want to know what he was saying. Not a good lieutenant, in anyway shape or form. He doesn’t deserve to have a badge or a job. With that attitude. The first 2 officers wanted to listen to what he said. You wonder why they get a bad reputation. That Lieutenant is the reason why.
This man is such a character I would watch and listen to this man if he had his own series.
Hello @ Adam & Nug much love to you both🤗❤
Dude never stopped talking. He reminded me of Richard Simmons. Very high energy lol
It can only happen in America! An brilliant video, an incredible story. Boys it was an absolute pleasure watching you tell this amazing story xxx
That had to be the wildest "recovery" I've ever seen. I sure would like to see a follow up!!
The woman officer seemed decent, the other man, seemed a bit stand offish and not interested, however he still listened and wasnt rude. Then you have Mr 300k, he doesnt deserve to be in the position he is in. He was arrogant and rude. He most certainly should be fired, i cant believe the city of New York or the state of NewYork would want that scumbag representing them. As far as the dive team and crew, yall did an amazing job. Its obvious it no simple task to do the work yall have done. Great job to all involved!
That Steering wheel is from a 1973 Lincoln Continental. I looked at a Lincoln Continental parts catologue and that dashboard piece as well an exact match 100% positive
You could’ve found Jimmy Hoffa, and those cops wouldn’t of cared
This was very interesting. I was so into this video. ❤ I couldn't put my phone down. I forgot a few steps at work tonight watching this. 😂 As always another great video. 😊
Great finds. I'm sure there is a ton of stuff down there
Thank all involved in this dive. God Bless y'all.
The cops were rude, especially the Lt
Agreed
I think the Lt got his coffee & donut break interrupted!!! Lol 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
Lt gets paid by the citizens, and if he needed to listen to him for 2 hrs he should have. I agree what a piece of 💩 that Lt is! One of NY's Finest right there, LMAO! 🤡🤣
Well listen to that guy. Hopped up on “ADHD” speed and probably was told by the cops this guy is a piece of work. And right away he’s trying to tell this super long story. The diver who went and spoke with him was coherent and knew what the cops wanted to hear. Not some rambling 30 minute story. Cops need facts. They don’t have time for hour long stories
@@streetvan1997he still didn’t care even after the divers told him
Wow, great content gentlemen!