Jeepers Creepers! The True Crime Story of Marilyn & Dennis Depue
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- Dennis Depue murdered his wife Marilyn in 1990 and most people think his story was the inspiration for the 2001 movie, Jeepers Creepers
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Here is the link to the Unsolved Mysteries episode - th-cam.com/video/bkDickqE49o/w-d-xo.html
Thanks, When you were discussing this case- I was thinking about that episode
I remember that movie, wow, that was CREEPY movie, based on real? even creepier. thnx
movie was SO scary cuz he came after them
You da man
Time stamp for this story- 28 minutes. Thanks for the link, I’m rewatching it now.
Got to be one of the most ghoulish family portraits I've ever seen.
Dude looks scary evil.
Oh yeah!
Yes😳
@@AlexG-tp2ik and they say don't judge a book by its cover smh
He looks like Herman Munster
Many people say that Dennis looked ghoulish on that portrait, well so did his wife... The fact that a murder victim doesn't get to have a marked grave but the murderer does with colorful flowers on it, just goes to show that our entire world is ghoulish too.
Yes I thought it was only me they both look evil some how something happened for the two frennies to have a spark
The fact that people care about a grave shows how stupid this world is
She has a bright, sweet, somewhat traumatized look in her eyes. His eyes look evil and plotting. Cover the face and look at the eyes, they are the windows to the soul.
Some families just can’t afford it . Some ppl also buy plots ahead of time .
His wife's teeth were ghoulish. To be honest, that photo always struck me as being very odd.
How awful that she was murdered and doesn't have any kind of memorial while her killer does. Life is so unfair sometimes.
That's true but videos like the one Chris made serves more as a memorial as any tombstone could...it'd be hard to put all that information on any gravestone...just looking on the positive side I guess
Like he said, still someone’s family. They paid for it and want to remember him
@@micahstahl8936 family's hearts are misplaced at times, even when their family member commits murder/rape/ molestation they stand by them. The human mind is an enigma.
@@timbit72 Yes, but someone could be standing on her grave and not know it. I find that sad.
Apparently death can be unfair too.
One of the secrets to making a video that's a pleasure to watch is to have NO background music or noise. Well done!
Right. The sound of nature adds to the story
Yeah, you get a sense of ambiance of the place.
@@hangten1904 , I loved the "road-trip" rather than just "looking at images" etc. I know it's not always possible and it's not the same as literally being there in person but when someone takes the camera to the actual location where the audience can see/hear the sights and sounds, it offers a much more immersive experience!
I watched this like 10x that’s how good I liked this
I agree with you. Sometimes it works, but a lot of the time it doesn't. It can be really annoying and distracting.
Normally don't judge a book by it's cover, but just one look at this portrait and I could tell he was evil.
I know right
Wicked people
Frfr
I wouldn't say that, I think he just snapped and people making more of it than what it is, yes what he did was very evil.
@@Edmondson_Avenue your Probably just like him
I knew, she was a victim.
Jeepers creepers nailed that scene so damn well. One of the all time best spine chilling moments in horror movie history.
Also the director is a pedophile and rapist so he no better to?
Totally agree
Jeepers Creepers director is a convicted pedophile.
He is the scariest thing about well Victor Silva he is a pedophile
Justin Long is so good in that movie
He gets flowers and a headstone while she cannot be found... kind of a metaphor of how perpetrators sometimes are more remembered than their victims
sometimes families don't want the final resting place to become a shrine to the public and a place to be reminded of the horrific way her life ended. so they know where she is all that's all that matters to them. they don't want the public to easily locate her final resting place.
Yeah there more remembered because of shows, movies, books, and social media. Yeah I watch the shows I'm talking about it but that's how it is.
@@patmoogs9069 why not people want to just go there to remember her I think cause they know what had happened was wrong
that's the real reason they want to know where is her resting place
What are you talking about she's in a cemetery near Detroit
The beginning scenes of the Jeepers Creepers movie was probably the most scariest thing I seen as a child 💯
You had a sheltered childhood
@@dustinswindle3246 I’m talking about movie wise clown. I grew up in the Southside of Chicago nothing sheltered about out here lmao
haa no shit watch exorcist in dark or shining or opening of fog@@dustinswindle3246
Fr specially when he’s looking at them when they drive by 😬
I don’t like watching this movie alone, creeps me out.
If I knew exactly where she was buried and I had the financial means to do so I’d give her a headstone. She definitely deserves one. Rest In Peace
A headstone for what? A headstone does not validate her existence nor does it diminishes it. As long as her name is found written in the Book of Life, that is all that matters. I don't mind being forgotten in this evil world of ours.
I was just thinking the same thing
a headstone is only usefull to the living not at all usefull to the deads .
@@anthonyapril85 its a way to honor and remember a lost one. Put your political views where the sun dont shine😡
@@Utubesanarc If the money used to purchased a tombstone could feed one hungry child, Marilyn would want that instead of wasting it on a vain attempt at honoring her. Her suffering is over, help those who are currently suffering as we speak.
The idea that a lone school is in the middle of nowhere is creepy enough.
It's like a fishing spot for serial killer
Those old schools were like that.
There are a few wood ones still around in my state. There they sit by themselves and they were so small compared to schools I went to and the modern ones. Maybe held 20 students?
I dont find it creepy as much as it fascinates me how much things change so fast. Just in a few lifetimes.
Is it?
Exactly like was there any playgrounds , basketball courts, valley ball net something
That can be country life. Quiet and open spaces. But with places like that comes the idea for psychopaths that murder is easy to get away with. No cameras and few people. But I’d rather have that quiet life than city life.
This happened in my home town when I was 12 years old. She was a counselor at Coldwater Schools. My brothers and I are in the original airing of Unsolved Mysteries sitting outside our local library. Haven’t seen or thought about this for 20 years. Very sad! But great video!
Did she really not get a headstone?
Yes. I honestly don't remember if they are in the wrong spot or if it was moved. That cemetery is on two different sides of a major road.
That’s crazy I was born in 1990so I had no idea that the movie was based on a true story not shocked because candy man is based on a true story has well a woman was killed in Chicago the killer or killers came through her bathroom mirror like in the movie smh
@@donwoodward6234 - what happened to the kids ?!!?
God. Bless them 🕊️
@@ThePeace3 moved in with the grandparents and finished school. Not sure about after that I moved away.
I love that the two Thorntons behaved as if they had NEVER seen a single horror movie in their entire lives.
That's heroic in it's own right. Seriously.
@slayerduval1, that to me was one of the _scariest_ parts, is the fact that they stayed around and kept encountering him. The fact he used a gun to execute his wife & they had no idea that he could've done the same to them.
I am from Coldwater, MI and my father was a police officer there when this happened. I have been to that school house several times as a kid, both before and after the incident. Marilyn was my high school guidance counselor. I went to school with their kids and I worked in the attendance office when this all went down. When Dennis was on the run and no one knew where he was, I remember the kids names were changed on all documentation in the school to protect them in case he came back for them. A few weeks after that day, the kids were pulled out of school all together and moved with Marilyn's family. The Monday following the day this happened, I was at the police station with my father while they had the APB out for him. This was a HUGE deal in the tiny town of 10,000 people. It still makes me cringe when I think about how all of this went down.
Wow 😱
How did he die
@@4dripper435 I think he said he suicide
@@regeniastaggers1826 yep. After a high speed chase and shooting at police, he shot himself in the head.
Wild af yoooo I didn't know it was Michigan like that
The beginning of Jeepers Creepers and that scary truck that was tailgating was always the scariest thing I have ever seen.
Knowing that it’s true makes me even more scared.
The Horn on the truck was insane😂✌️
Wow. Scariest ever?
@@shanefraser7764 Air horn. Anyone can buy one. Had one on my bike I tested at 130db. That's extremely loud. Much louder than a jet plane.
What's with the thing where it's assumed country people are all Deliverance? I've rarely met anyone outside a major city I literally ran away from. Most will take you in, give you gas, lemonade and food and whatever else you need.
It's very odd.
@@shanefraser7764 q
That is sad Marilyn was someone's daughter, mother and maybe sister and knowing she has nothing is truly heartbreaking , RIP Marilyn .
She was a teacher at coldwater high school
bla bla bla bla your words are meaningless
@@faveladarbunch8738 maybe to you but not others.
Don't worry, she is
@@faveladarbunch8738 no words are
This video was done really well. The presenter is so genuine, so real, his breathing gives him away of how intrigued he is about the mystery. He definitely needs to keep doing these kinds of videos.
🙄
He’s been doing this for years
She was my counselor in school. Such a sad demise to a great woman.
Im sorry you went through that! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 im sure shes in a better place
I'm so sorry
Damn you old
Really
MANY blessings 🙏🏾💔🕊
Dennis actually looked creepy he could of played a part in ‘The Adams Family’ or ‘Munsters’.
Uncle fester
LMAO yes 💯
He's hot, wish he could've gone into cornos
Truock or treaters avoid that house
Herman and Marilyn Munster🤣
It's amazing how many of the most outlandish horror stories are derived from true stories.
This is scary.
I agree! Truth truly IS stranger than fiction.
@@lisabrown6280 llpplpppppll
Most Hollywood movies get their ideas off real things that happened
Like that movie " in 30 minutes or less"
It's a comedy movie , but the idea was taken from a real situation where a pizza delivery kid , kidnapped strap a bomb to his neck and he actually died , RIP . God bless his soul
Fax 💯
@@rongsmith4631 I think the scariest one for me was the story behind A Nightmare On Elm Street. Hmong refugees were dying in their sleep. People experienced night terrors and were afraid to sleep as they knew they would die. Something was "stalking" them.
I was 5 when this happened. My older sister was friends with one of the Depue girls. I remember all the chaos. My sister took off to go to their house to make sure her friend was ok when word started getting around via landlines. My mom was worried about my sister and trying to get her to come home and not go over to their house. I'm pretty sure he had been going psycho for quite some time. I remember something about tunnels being found under the house. It's been over 30 years and I've only had a couple conversations with my family about it. I remember when the Unsolved Mysteries story came out, my whole family (and probably everyone in town) was gathered around the TV. One of the victims in the Leonard Lake and Charles Ng killings killings was also from Coldwater, MI area. I'm pretty sure the story of Lake and Ng was the inspiration for the movie "Gothika."
How scary to be a witness of this happening in your neighborhood and close friends.... 😮
@@silviamtz8961he or she was no witness this person could not wait for this moment
It’s sad her children never tried to give her a headstone 30 years later…💔
Yeah I don't understand it
Most states operate a crime victim's unit that helps with funeral costs or markers. a crowd fund would probably solve that issue too. sad. there may not.have been an estate of the murderer to garnish for the cost of a marker.
overnight those children were left without a mother and a father. likely ended up in fostercare.
as a former foster youth I can speak to this.
growing up without a family, means you age into adulthood with nothing. the fact your perspective is to blame the children for not having a headstone proves what kind of family priviledge you hold.
@steve yeah, it means Beloved of Little wealth and is an Irish Clan from County Cork Ireland.
@steve it's really not that big of deal. Noonan is pretty common tbh. On the east coast, in the south, and some in the California area.
Noonans came over during the great famine.
Jeepers Creepers is one of the scariest movies I’ve seen. And I’m a huge fan of horror films so I’ve seen a bajillion. I had no idea it was loosely based on this event. My ex husband’s name is Dennis… and he’s a total creep, too.
Lol
Hello Erica, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus??
@Erica Conger good goodness
You at some point enjoyed sleeping with that creep Dennis too.
@@slynn6167 And that’s what makes me wanna scream like a banshee whenever I think about it. Took me a few years with a good therapist to get past that. 🤮
Had no idea that the beginning of the film was based on a true story. 😮
Same! I love all of the things I've learned through Mobile Instinct!
It was inspired by a real event not based on.
that's why we're here sherlock lol
Me, either!
Do you sleep under a rock? So late
Thank you so much for taking the time out to tell us about the real history of Jeepers creepers it is very kind and formative of you
Something about the ambience and music of Unsolved Mysteries combined with Robert Stack's legendary voice can take a "typical" high-pressure moment like that highway chase and turn it truly unnerving. And that's why it was the perfect inspiration for the opening of Jeepers Creepers.
(Shivers) The theme music from "Unsolved Mysteries" scared the hell out of me when I was a kid....and it still does today.
@@giggles7179 me too!
@@giggles7179 both the music and Robert Stacks voice still freak me out as well
This story from Unsolved Mysteries gave me nightmares as a kid, my poor mom was woken up countless nights. Not sure why I was allowed to watch that show.
This episode was actually featured on Unsolved mysteries ! That's where I first saw this story at !
My wife and I were just talking of this movie, as one of the scariest movies ever. And this gem came to my phone within minutes. Well done, now I'm really freaking out.
At its time jeepers creepers was scary...but now the creeper looks hillarious 😂 but the movie is definitly one of my faves...the other 2 sucked tho lol
The phone is always listening…
@@JSweez87 I was about to say that
@@amirmurray9916 That's technology from Google and smartphones at work. It is intended to advertise to people what interests them.
That's why I cut my phone off alot.
After seeing that portrait, the most shocking part of this entire story is they found him later on living with a girlfriend…
Ya know, it's possible that her family doesn't want people to know exactly where her grave is. I could understand them not wanting strangers to disturb her eternal slumber, even strangers who are being respectful. (His grave marker was most likely paid for and chosen by his parents, who probably also paid for his plot right next to theirs, with matching stone.)
Eternal slumber really. That’s so not true.
Very possible actually, you could be spot on with that!
its very possible she may have been transported to her other family members town
@@nala7658makes sense because he was on the run initially.
@@monadugas9113Heartless much?
Wow, how ironic that he has a grave and headstone with his family with flowers on it and she is in an unmarked grave. An injustice even in death.
Thanks for covering this.
I agree. So strange
I wonder if it was her particular wish.
Where is her own family? Seems terrible she has unmarked grave.
She has a memorial plaque at the school.
Maybe people were desicrating her headstone, it happens.
You are really something. Whenever you cover a story, I feel like I'm right in the story. Those folks who saw that van originally were amazingly brave. My husband would have never pulled me out of the car to check out the red blanket behind the school.
His grave site should say murder .
Your husband is a wise man. Those people weren't detectives and should have contacted the authorities.
@@Stevie-hn7mp, I agree.
They weren’t brave they were idiotic. How fucking stupid do you have to be to stop at a potential site of a murder. They are lucky they weren’t killed as well.
@@Dboyquicks10 y
"Everybody has family"
Thank you for saying that... I agree completely. It's just a shame that it happens this way sometimes. A person dies and a family is left with a hole in their heart. It may be true that some people can be evil, but it doesn't mean that they aren't loved.
A bizzare case to say the least. I could not be more relieved it was solved. Thank you to the couple who spotted the blood soaked sheets and made mention of it. Please be safe out there everyone.
The reason I never leave the house unarmed. Ever.
Me either
…Because you’re afraid your husband will murder you?
That’s sad.
This happened in Coldwater, MI, and Mrs. Depue was my high school counselor in the mid-70s. This horrific tragedy shook the entire community. btw the road’s name is Snow Prairie Rd. Not South Prairie Rd.
She looked like such a nice person in the pic
@@buckfidencoincidencetheori7200 lol i too appreciate sarcasm
This happened in Coldwater!? 🤯 I grew up most of my life in Hillsdale. That's crazy😧
It's a North and South snow Prarie road.
wtffff. and I used to always want to visit coldwater 🙃🙃😦
I find it exceedingly creepy and unsettling that the abandoned school is all boarded up and condemned but the grass is well kept and looked after it seems.
Right???...I found that pretty odd too.
Yeah, I'm wondering why it hasn't been torn down? You'd think that a farmer would appreciate the space for growing corn or soy beans. 🤔
The weeds are waist high.
Snakes, town hazard. They'll breed in unkempt grass. Especially with an abandoned building to hunt and hibernate in.
Historical building are usuallheritage listed so as much they want to knock it down, they can't. I speculating of course. Xx
one of my favourite horrors. the couple he was tailgating were truly badass for going back. that family picture is a stuff of nightmares alone. so well presented
Omg yes!!!! That photo was beyond creepy
A lot of times it's the people we least expect who are the killers:
Dennis Rader the BTK KILLER
He was a pillar of the community.
Had a great job and was active in his church.
John Gacy the Killer Clown from Chicago
Entertained at kid's parties.Belonged to.various civic groups like the Jaycees;Lions Club;etal.
Hired young men to work at his construction company during the summer.
Also raped and killed them!!
Ted Bundy.Worked at a Suicide Prevention Hotline.
Marylin was my guidance counselor. Julie was my classmate. I took piano lessons nextdoor to their home on Archer lake. Julie was never the same sadly. They were very quiet, but very kind. Supposedly, he had some secret access to the home after separating. Where the girls and Marylin arrive home, and he'd be sitting in his chair watching tv
Do you still keep in touch with the kids? What happened to them afterwards?
@fretnuttmori Marilyn was my mom's guidance counselor as well
I have not. They were very private even before the terror. @@Amandaaaaaa123
What was Marilyn like? Was she a good counselor ?!
@@sourpatchkid394 she was very nice. Very quiet
I had no idea the beginning of that movie had a real world reference. That is crazy. Good video.
You did an awesome job on this. So thorough. And pull your audience right into the story. That is definitely a gift you have. Bravo !
I don't think money is why no marker was ever placed for Marilyn. Her parents were alive and she had friends and coworkers. You can get a basic marker and not spend a lot of money. This case became famous. I suspect her family simply did not want it to become a shrine or have people damaging it. I do think the cemetery should keep better records and have good plot information. Even if they have to use a ground radar and look for a grave shaft. Besides, it's been over 30 years now. It may be time to put up a small marker.
Me too💯
Exactly!
Or, she was a POS and everyone knew it. I'm not saying that murdering someone is ok, but she could have been abusing the guy for years, and he just snapped.
I agree
@Greysen Gagne, she was a pos to her family. Dennis just snapped. No one wants to mention that. I knew them personally. I'm not saying Dennis should have killed her, but he literally snapped.
Strange how the murderer has a grave with flowers and the victim nothing.
I know right
Well he did have a family ..maybe they love him because they didn't see the bad side. Who knows. Not a big deal anyways.
@@toast4975 that is not my opinion on the subject.
@@garrysekelli6776 well your opinion like mine means nothing so lol
Sad but true.
As a fan of the Creeper movies, I gotta say really love learning how it was inspired by a true event that took place back then in the early 90s. Awesome work man.
I love that you put this into real time story mode . Grade A entertainment 👌🏾
Trish: "What the hell was his problem?"
Darry: "My first guess, inbreedingggggggg!"
Yes you can see it in the photo
I remember hearing that film was sort of inspired by a true event. Interesting to hear about the actual story. Keep up the great work Chris!
What's the name of the film?
@captain scentsible39 I seen jeepers creepers, I'm talking about the footage in this video. Looks very interesting.
He just looks like a movie killer.He looks like a mix between Herman Munster and the alien play by Vincent Denoffrio in MIB.
Lol Herman was cool😎✌️This dude Sux
Great covering of this eerie and tragic story with an unbiased narrative. Subbed!
If my family member was a murderer there's no way I would be putting flowers on their grave wow....
RIP Marilyn sorry your killer gets a memorial with flowers and you're in an unmarked grave
She can't hear you. Being dead works like that.
@@joaquimrodriguez8961 no shit
@@nstar1372 If it's no shit, as you put it. Why do people insist on talking to the dead who can't hear or answer? Or worse, telling them to "RIP which is absolutely nonsense! Let me guess, you do the same thing...right?
@@joaquimrodriguez8961 the dead is closer than you think
@@quentelhill5074 From unto dust you were taken and unto dust you will return😘.
I remember watching jeepers creepers years ago in my old family home, i was so terrified probably the scariest movie I've seen. Makes it more scary knowing it's a true story
Not a true story, but inspired by a true story.
The creator of the movie was a sick chomo freak go look it up.
Sometimes the families of murder victims, especially high profile murders, will opt not to put a marker or headstone because of the concern that it may attract morbid "tourists" who come to visit the grave to take pictures for purposes of exploitation, or even steal things for souvenirs. (Definitely not talking about you, M.I. - your videos are great!) The same goes for families of murderers too (though obviously not every murderer).
Reminds me of one murder case which MI covered about the human skin. Yeah, the tombstone of the dude legit got chipped for souvenirs.
@@edryctan672 Exactly. Ed Gein. It happens less to victims' headstones, but it does happen.
great point!
Being related to a psycho is a horrific experience. It ruins your entire life. Careers do not last, relationships no matter how meaningful end. Living with those memories is an abyss.
The creepiest thing about Jeepers Creepers 1 and 2 is the director Victor Salva.
You have done this video in a non-judgemental and very sensitive manner. Not knowing of the story prior to seeing your video, you conveyed the story very respectfully for those involved in the real life incident. All power to you!
I have to say, this real-life story is actually creepier and scarier than most horror movies. It gave me the heebie-jeebies.
It gave me the jeepers creepers.
@@mikehopper1674 😂 me to
Heebie jeebies. The knock off movie
@@mikehopper1674
Lmao
Agreed
Wow!! Did not know this case inspired the movie. Very well put together video man. Good job as always 👍👊
Thanks dude
Dude thanks for the story time 🔥🔥I really enjoy it 💯💯🥰💜
One of the worst things is when someone feels strong enough to kill people yet they take the coward’s way out when it comes time to face it. He doesn’t deserve that beautiful headstone, his ex wife does
💯
Well said!
Why he went out with a bang actually and on top of that save alot tax money we ain't gotta pay for him to live 40 year in prison
@@bobbobbob9117 “went out with a bang”???
Makes it sound like he did something good, dude. Saving the tax money I’ll agree with ya, but that hardly earns him any commemoration. He went out like a piece of shit coward, not with any bang. He went out like a bitch. As he was.
@@ryandubyah2345 how he go out ? In a gun fight and blew him self out what part of that dont u get
I always thought the opening scene to that movie was truly terrifying! Now I know why. Great horror always draws inspiration from real life.
Dennis Depue always looked like a murderer. If ever there was a poster child for "I'm going to kill someone", it would certainly be him. I always thought he looked something like Frankenstein's monster with Jeffrey Dahmer eyes.
I swear I was saying he looked like Frankenstein🤞🏾🤣🤣🤣
@Timothy Pruitt sho do looks creepy looklike I don't know what he looks a mess terrible
You do a great job telling a story while adding actual places along with bits of the movie.
Thank u for posting i had never heard of this story
That dude's pic in the thumbnail is proof that sometimes you can judge a book by its cover.
💯😆😂
I'm not going to lie. I was initially a little turned off by the lower quality filming, but this video did not disappoint! I loved the snippets of video that would depict a more realistic image of what things might have actually looked like and you're actually a very good story teller! Top notch, bud! Keep up the good work!
That's exactly how it went down with me too! 😊🤟
Lower quality filming? How so? Just curious. It seemed fine to me.
@@Fo-FlatsIt was fine, some people just like to complain. I bet op has to have mommy tuck the sheets up under them at night before bed otherwise they might get turned off if it’s not done. 😕
🤡 😂
Jeepers Creepers is one of my favorite movies. Thank you for this video. Nicely done :)
Hey there! I came across your comment and I just had to reach out and say hi. Your perspective really caught my attention and I would love to get to know you better. Would you be interested in chatting sometime? Looking forward to hearing back from you! 😊
Hold up…. That’s a school?? Middle of no where and in the middle of a field..
He changes his license plate on the side of the road where anybody driving by can see him. He leaves his car door open with blood all over it. If that's not a guy that subconsciously wants to get caught I don't know who is.
And in the daylight
Right, so sloppy and careless.
Yes ridiculous like he wanted to be caught🤦🏽♀️
Could just be disorganized.
He probably wasnt tryna hide. Seemed like he didnt care
Thank you for giving us the backstory. You did a great job.
That picture is quite creepy.
Hey there! I came across your comment and I just had to reach out and say hi. Your perspective really caught my attention and I would love to get to know you better. Would you be interested in chatting sometime? Looking forward to hearing back from you!
This couple was seriously the ultimate “Karen” couple using their powers for good 🤣🙌🏼
Hello how're you doing dear?
How can a murderer have flowers? 👎🏻
As effective as Jeepers Creepers opening was, the Unsolved Mysteries episode that featured a segment on this story was TERRIFYING.
Can’t believe the school still stands to this day!
Great content as always :)
That's cause Robert Stack is creepy!
@@amygreene259 Robert Stack is the man. *UPDATE!*
Yeah me to. It seems like everywhere there's a murder or crime at some home or school, some moron comes around, burns it down or tears it down.... something stupid!
LOL, I 100 percent agree! I find the actual killer's picture who killed Marilyn, far scarier than the fictional character of Jeepers Creepers. In that picture, the guy in my opinion, almost looks possessed or not even human. Just a cold soulless stare in his eyes.
Been watching this channel for a long time and Chris just gets better and better ! So glad for him to have a truly amazing channel, keep up the great job 👍🏼.!!!
Both of them are really scary looking. Just looking at the picture gave me chills.
Awesome to see the view count on this video Chris! Great work!!
Howdy from Australia! Thanks so much for the great stories and visiting the sites and telling the stories. I think it is important that their stories are kept alive and you do it in an incredible professional and interesting (and educational ) ways. You give us from the other side of the world the opportunity to hear about and see places we otherwise would never see or learn about. I really enjoy your story telling manner which just pulls you in and makes you want to listen more. Thank you sooooo much. All the best..
Hi from a fellow Australian.yes it's an excellent story I didn't know about.
Hi Tony, nothing like a good story teller who does research and clearly makes it interesting by visiting the location's.
This was in my home town in southern Michigan. Crazy how it’s finally getting some attention, great video thanks for coming and telling the story for a everyone. Did not expect to see this on my youtube feed. Awesome work!
What part of Michigan I'm from Michigan never heard of this
@@kekosunny6202 like 2 mins from the Indiana line in branch county. My grandparents and their friends knew this family since it’s such a small farm town community
Wow this is an excellent video. Such a unique style of filming on site, cutting it with other footage.. I have never seen anything like this. Very refreshing. Plus, you're a likeable person so that helps ofc
Amazing video, thanks a lot for the story. I love the camcorder look!
Haven’t watched your videos in awhile, gnna have to catch up…glad you’re still at it✊🏼…..and that’s crazy, I never knew Jeepers Creepers had real life origins
I had no idea that Salva took so much direct inspiration from a true event. Very interesting to have learned this.
Salva is a convicted ped, another interesting fact about him. He obviously likes the dark side a little too much 🤮 no hate to you, just saying.
@Muh Election was stolen yeah that guy's a pos. I haven't watched any movie of his in years. And never will again.
I absolutely love this channel,as a European,I could never know these stories or see those places
Thank you so much ❤
Thank you for doing this story for Marilyn ❤
I was born and raised in coldwater michigan. I was 7 on Easter Sunday 1990 and remember the state and county cops racing down our road just a couple miles from snow Prarie and Southern road. When this happened unsolved mysteries came to our neck of the woods to film the reenactment. I've been in that old school house Halloween night 2000. There were goats running around inside. It's all locked up now but yeah I'll never forget that day.
Thank you Chris for sharing this with us!!✌
It’s so crazy that the school is still up. Time stands still in some places, and it’s eerie when something tragic happened to have occurred there. I always found this segment on UM to be incredibly scary.
Not crazy at all. Old buildings be they homes, churches, schools or barns left abandoned are not uncommon on rural roads.
If Marilyn is in an unmarked grave, you should be able to find it. My father passed away in 1970 and is in an unmarked grave. My mother didn't know where, but with the information I had of my father, the cemetery was able to tell me. I visit his grave every year. This coming Sunday will have been his 96 birthday, and I'm going to pay my respects xxx 😇🙏🙏🙏
Hey there! I came across your comment and I just had to reach out and say hi. Your perspective really caught my attention and I would love to get to know you better. Would you be interested in chatting sometime? Looking forward to hearing back from you!
@@morrisonscott702 PS . I'm a Christian ✝️
@@clayrravenofficial.715 That's good to know dear, it's a pleasure meeting with you here. Where are you located?
Thank you, Chris. That was very interesting. I remember seeing that on Unsolved Mysteries a long time ago. I wish they would bring that show back on. It captured quite a few bad guys and women.
They already tried it on Netflix and it got turned into a generic true crime docudrama. Not the same show without Robert Stack.
It's been revived and is currently streaming on Netflix. Definitely not the same w/o Robert Stack and no reenactments but family, friends and law enforcement involved in the cases are interviewed.
@@dtice69 So dumb that they did it like that. They could've easily gotten someone with charisma to pay homage to the old format. Instead it's like every other true crime docu.
Its on Netflix now
“WHAT YOU’RE ABOUT TO SEE IS NOT A NEWS BROADCAST..”
Wow! At 0:44 seconds into the video, when you're driving down that road, I thought it was real footage from the 1st Jeepers Creepers movie lol.
Haha it played right after the footage and scene
I’ve been binge watching your channel all day. Love your content
That old school house is so beautiful. How sad it has been stained with such sadness and horror. It needs so much love and attention. What a terrible loss. This could be something to be proud of again of the right people stepped up and did something to save and restore it and give it some happier memories and help heal a community. Very sad and a real shame. Idk why men do such awful things. It's almost just because they can ? It defies logic, sanity, so many things. Sub human. Not human.
thank you so much for creating this video!!! as a huge unsolved mysteries and Jeepers Creepers 1 fan, i am living!!!!!!! i remember watching that episode of unsolved mysteries and being terrified of Dennis. I felt so bad for Marilyn and their kids. thank you for this
Rest in Heaven Marilyn 🙏
poor woman no marker or headstone and murdered by a lowlife ex husband, thanks for covering this story your videos are always good, Best wishes always.
Thanks for sharing this story
The final scene of “Jeepers Creepers” stuck with me for a long time. 😳 Im obsessed with true crime, thanks for sharing.
"i'M obsEssEd wIth tRue CrimE" - gross.
That's called hybristophilia... what if I told you the victims were real people too?
@@rw7975go cry, making a big deal out of nothing.
Omg, I just watched that spooky movie! That really is an isolated area, thank you for posting this interesting story. Stay safe and if a scary van ever follows you...go to police station.
It's open farmland. Nearest town is Kinderhook.
Sad her children would not make sure she had a marker.. disgusting that he has one and she has nothing.
That surprised me, it is unbelievable to me... not even, a "marker"🙏
they prolly didn’t want a marker for her tho
@@Cjmboo
True. with all the flowers on his grave it makes one wonder if the family blamed her. Its weird how domestic assault victims still get blamed.
Would there be any way we could take his and move it over to hers?
They probably could not afford it. They are not cheap.
This chillingly reminds me of an incident my wife and I experienced around 1995/96 in Titusville FL. Before any of our kids were born. My wife and I would enjoy the local wildlife trails which were plentiful. This particular day we were driving on a trail called Blackpoint wildlife drive. We were in a 1980 Olds Custom Crusier wagon. The roads in these trails were rough and rocky but no 4x4 was needed. Approximately 3/4 of mile in, as a turn begins to straighten out, we see a full size custom van in the distance with both its rear doors open. It was an older male returning from this body of water. The second he spotted us, he panicked, slammed both rear doors shut, and high tailed it out of there at leaving a cloud of dust behind. I floored it after him but our beat up station wagon had little clearance, and I was at risk of damaging it and we were broke AF at the time (still are 😂). That van had to have sustained some damage as fast as he was going. We kept going after him but he was gone. I was unarmed mainly because that is Federal Property. We never went back to check, and never called the police, never saw his tag either. If TPD is reading this and you have a cold case homicide body recovery there, we saw the guy.
I love your style, I feel like I’m just hanging out with my family talking true crime.
Thanks Nicole
They did this story on Unsolved Mysteries and it is still shocking.
I have watched the movies 1st 2nd 3rd for many times. never get bored