For all of you commenting on Oakland: Kristen disappeared from Crocker Galleria in San Francisco NOT Oakland. Her parents reported her missing in Oakland because that’s where she was living at the time. She was last seen at the ATM in Wells Fargo in SF. If she had returned to Oakland instead of going to Lands End, she would have walked to Montgomery BART station in SF, a busy station where there would certainly have been a witness. To get to the house in 274 Jayne Ave, she would have disembarked at the 19th Street BART station which is a very busy station in downtown Oakland--a station I take every weekday. There would certainly have been a witness there as well. She either disappeared in SF and never returned to Oakland or returned to Oakland late at night when there are very few people riding BART to witness it. Jon Onuma was the person who falsely claimed she was murdered near Point Reyes. Jon Onuma was known to have placed personal ads for women to coerce them to have sex with him. If she was killed, her roommates should have some information since, in 2015, her blood was found in the home and the dog alerted for decomposition. I’m not accusing the roommates, but shouldn’t they know something since there was evidence of her decomposed body in the house? Did it take them 3 days to contact Kristen’s parents because it took them 3 days to clean it up? Even if she was killed in the house, what does that have to do with Oakland or whatever the conditions of the city are at the moment? The city didn’t murder her and the city didn’t cause her disappearance. Apparently, there was no connection to drug dealers, gangs, or any other “criminal” element. I’ve lived here all of my life in a neighborhood people who don’t live here consider “the most dangerous” but I have never been a victim of a crime nor have any of my relatives. I love my city and always will.
The dog alerting for decomp doesn't really mean all that much. Some dogs are so sensitive that they can alert to remains that are centuries old. So you shouldn't take that as evidence of her decomposing body in the home. I would want to know more about the blood evidence that was found in the home. Also, I'm sorry to hear that you are so institutionalized to such a terrible area. It's amazing what humans can become accustomed to over years of trauma. There are people who love living in places like Somalia and Baghdad. There are even people who prefer being in the prison system to being free. I hope one day you realize that life can be better, that most of the nation isn't like that, and you don't have to subject yourself to the conditions there.
A dog is not evidence. It's a tool to give you a place to look. If there's only a dog alerting to decompression, then there is no evidence of decomposition. A dog is fallible animal, not a scientific instrument.
@@scottcantdance804 I never asserted she was murdered at the house in Oakland. She most likely died somewhere in San Francisco because there’s no proof she’d returned home. Bloodhounds picked up her scent at the Muni Geary 38 bus near the Galleria and along Ocean Beach but never alerted handlers that she’d made her way to public transportation returning home. There were no witnesses or security cameras showing her near SF BART station coming home or disembarking in a BART station in Oakland. I only mentioned that it’s suspicious that it took her 4 roommates 3 days to report her missing. Had they reported it sooner maybe her body might have been found. But, WHAT IF she had made it back home? Police Sgt Dostie and Dr. Apad Vass (nation’s leading forensic anthropologist) investigated the house again in Feb. 2015. They found that, the decomposing material that Buster the cadaver dog alerted to, included human blood that MATCHED KRISTEN’S PARENTS who provided samples. Why isn’t Oakland Police following up on this? Also, the FBI concluded no foul play. I believe she died (accident or murder) at Lands End, Baker Beach, Ocean Beach, or San Francisco. The main suspect is Jon Onuma, from SF (not Oakland!) who lived near Kristen’s job, and had been accused of attacking women in the past. According to one of his victim’s, featured in “America’s Most Wanted,” he hit her over the head, threatened to kill her and said “now you know what happened to Kristen Modefferi.” Did she get a ride home and was killed in the house? Nobody knows. The point to my comment was: Why is everyone insulting the city of Oakland if she probably never made it out of SF? Even if she HAD been killed at the house, what does that have to do with Oakland? Oakland didn’t kill her. There is no indication that a felon, drug dealer, or gang banger from Oakland killed her. Her parents reported her missing to the Oakland Police because that is where she was living at the time and doesn’t mean she was killed there. My comment was meant to defend my city, the city I love, not to point guilt at her roommates… but, they ARE hella suspicious!
There was a halfway house next door. Did someone from the halfway house encounter her in her own cellar? But if so then how would they get rid of her, esspecially if the male roommates were home ?? Did just one of the roommates do something and get rid of her?? How is this still unsolved unless it was totally random. The stuff in basement has to be significant I would think. If she fell in water than her body would most likely go back to land and float near shore. If it did happen in cellar then how did they drag her out and put her in car with Noone seeing? A violent death of a young person or even animal is very upsetting and disturbingly keeps my mind twisting and turning about why and who!
I love how this content creator keeps the focus on the missing person, instead of shining the spotlight on themselves. Many true crime videos look as if they’re a freakin’ make up tutorial, with the tone and attitude to match. This channel maintains a respectful tone, even slightly somber, keeping in mind the video pertains to a real person who went missing. Another great video from this channel.
One of the things I really like about this channel as opposed to others is that the video thumbnails consist of the subject of the story only, and does not also include the youtuber's face. That bothers me when youtubers have to insert themselves into every thumbnail about stories that don't concern them.
This was another good, but sad one. Thank you for all the time, effort, frustration, joy, blood, sweat and tears that you put into your stories. Getting good, solid info out there is often the only hope of keeping these stories alive.❤
Spending the night at some man's apartment after just meeting him at a concert? Poor girl was playing fast and loose, and without realizing it, in way over her head.
Thank you DC. So sorry for Kristin and her loved ones. Ridiculous that they passed that law and then it was able to expire. Wtf? Took forever to get them to take missing kids seriously, now it'll probably take another hundred for them to care about anyone 17 and over for more than a minute. Unless it was one of their. Those in charge that is, or rich people. What a world🙏🏼💔🕊️😓🤔
I'm not sure where those ideas come from. Missing children cases ARE taken seriously. However, over 90% of the time, teens who go "missing" actually left on their own accord. There is simply not enough manpower to follow every case unless there is evidence of an emergency. It's not that police don't care. They would be wasting important resources if they investigated every child who ended up going to a friend's house and forgot to tell their parents. That's very common.
@@yetiyarnworks6578 i saw this from somewhere, but someone explained that there were codes on the newspaper ads. you then had to contact the news outlet themselves with the code of the ad you were interested in before they gave you the phone number of the person behind it. by the time the police got to the bay guardian, they had already cleared their backlog for the week, so police couldn’t get the person’s phone number.
I remember hearing about this case when I was a kid. I heard an SF spokesman say that she probably had an accident and fell into the ocean. I remember thinking: “This cop thinks she was taking pictures while walking backwards and fell into the ocean?! How come her body didn’t float back up??!!” I was young but I knew that was ridiculous. It’s the cops doing the least they can do once again. Most likely, it was foul play. The cops couldn’t solve it so they just dropped it. At least they half-ass looked for her because if she was a person of color they would have never bothered to look for her at all.
@Oakland_California_Gurl I agree with you 100% regarding your statement of law enforcement's lack of interest in investigating Kristen's disappearance had she not been White. People can say what they want and swear up and down that law enforcement is not biased in such matters but it's unfortunately true and very, very sad.
@@jackiekelly4776 That's simply not true at all. There is absolutely no data to back that claim up. It's just a popular assumption based on rumor. You'd have to ignore the thousands and thousands of cases involving black citizens that were investigated thoroughly as well as the ones involving white citizens that weren't investigated properly. It's confirmation bias.
@@VioletJoy I live here, do you? Because the police is corrupt, we don’t call them. We prefer to call the fire dept or ambulance no matter what the situation is because they will be the ones to contact the police. The police will come to “protect” the first responders not to deal with whatever crime is being committed. The police don’t respond to certain people who call from certain areas--in other words, areas where people of color live. I have experienced and witnessed racism, harassment and corruption by the police dept. They NEVER responded to a rape victim who lives in East Oakland but responded within 2 mins. to a “suspicious” vehicle driving around the neighborhood in Oakland Hills. They didn’t attempt to search for a missing 3 year old boy who was African-American until his story hit the local news. But, they immediately searched for an adult white man who was missing. Officers here are known to assault and harass innocent people for simply sitting or standing in front of their own home (My siblings and I have been victims of this harassment and assault.) For decades, the police have been framing African-American men for drug crimes they never committed. These cops were known as “The Riders.” Cops are still doing this now. We don’t trust cops here, so much so that when a police officer tried to order food at a restaurant other customers complained and he was told he wouldn’t be served there. The police is department is corrupt up to the highest ranking. Are there some good cops? I’m sure there are. My uncle was one of those good cops but he did nothing to make things better. He kept his mouth shut just like every other good cop and transferred to the Richmond, CA police dept. Kristen Modafferi disappeared from San Francisco not Oakland but Oakland police did more to look for her than they did for anyone of color missing from Oakland. So, if anybody is making assumptions, it’s YOU. You assumed that I have no experience in the police dept’s institutionalized racism, neglect and harassment of the people of color, and the downright framing of people of color. If you live here, then you would know how much we dislike and don’t trust the police. And, I would be more than happy to list to you to your face exactly how many terrible experiences I have been through and witnessed regarding the police dept. If you don’t live here, then you don’t know, do you ? Your opinion is based on nothing and means nothing.
There was a “halfway house” behind the home she was living in. I find it interesting that her blood dna was found on a rear staircase base, which would have been adjacent to that group home where sketchy people would be living.
Yeh...most laws don't, but the time in which charges can be filed does run out on most ( not all...I e. Murder) crimes. Once someone is charged, however, there's not an expiration. If they are charged and elude arrest the charge remains in place regardless of how long they are able to avoid capture.
Yes. Far too often, especially when females go missing, that’s their lame conclusion. And, far too often, cops start out w/the false premise “She ran away.” Lazy premise = lazy conclusion. Just sad.
Yes, near the end of the video she said that Oakland police say foul play isn't suspected, right before talking about the possibility of an accident while taking pictures, such as falling into the Pacific.
I’ve never heard of Oakland referred to as “eclectic”. The people I know that grew up there are traumatized by the violence. But yeah, I love this channel!!
Kristen disappeared from Crocker Galleria in San Francisco NOT Oakland, so why are you commenting on Oakland? I still live here and I am NOT traumatized.
@@daynasafranek7807 This is about a missing girl whose disappearance truly had a negative effect on me as a child which is why I know so much about it. Her story was on the TV and radio for years and years. There are updates on the case every year. We are not allowed to forget this case. I pass by the house she rented almost every damn day on my way to work and all anyone can do is comment on the city of Oakland. This is not about Oakland. I love my city and all this focus on Oakland means that you’re all looking in the wrong direction. The fact is no one witnessed her returning to Oakland. All the comments about the city are people who have definitely lost the real story here. The real story is: why isn’t anyone interviewing her roommates again? Kristen’s DNA and evidence of decomposition were discovered at the house she was renting with her roommates and it took them 3 days to report her missing! You obviously didn’t comprehend my comment or you wouldn’t have made such a nasty, smart ass, uncalled for comment. You should have asked more questions before you made assumptions about why this case troubles me. Congratulations on your lack of sympathy and inability to read the room.
Kristen disappeared from San Francisco not Oakland so why are you even commenting on Oakland? I have lived in Oakland all my life in an area known as the “most dangerous” in East Oakland. I have never been a victim of a crime. Is there blight caused by homeless people with mental health issues? Yes, But there is no city that is immune to that right now. They end up here coming from bigger cities like San Francisco. Unfortunately, these mentally ill homeless tend to be violent and are causing many good businesses to close down. But, Oakland still has delicious food, amazing music, and great art. The urban language and slang starts in Oakland before it hits everywhere else. I’m proud of where I live and I love my city. Thank you for not coming here.
I remember reading an article about Kristen's case last year. The ex-detective who used to work the case said he always hoped Kristen took the bus to Lands End and then fell and drowned. "Because that would have been the easiest way to go". Rest in peace Kristen.
Thank you for this touching story about the sad ending to this amazing girl’s life. Your post keeps her spirit moving forward. Stay away from SF - it’s a nightmare there now - 20x worse then when she was there
As her father said... I would have been th experience of her life, wonderful pictures and memories, what anybody wanted to count is bad people with no other business but to harm the innocent. 😢
Yes, she was quite naive it seems, spending the night at the home of a man she just met. That tells me that she could have been easily lured into something that ended up tragically for her. A beautiful young woman, so sad 😢
If Kristen was naive, then so was her dad, encouraging her to go to San Francisco alone when she was just 18. Why not with a friend or even a sister? That just seemed crazy to me.
I'm inclined to agree with Kristin's mother that going alone to the Bay Area for the summer was a bad idea at her age; staying with friends or family (if she had any there), or having the family go with her would have been a much safer idea. But more productively, I have a thought on the ad that she circled: I don't think that she posted it. What occurs to me is that if it was "her" ad, then wouldn't the police have found a rough draft of some kind floating around her place? It could have been either on a computer or on paper, but it might have been there. Without it, evidence seems to lean towards her *responding* to the ad. Furthermore, despite have purged their records, might someone at the paper not have remembered, however casually, seeing her or corresponding with her? If no one there recognized a picture of her, a phone number, or an email address, with or without their records, that's another clue in favor of her having only answered the ad.
I’m with your thinking on spirit but I think you are experiencing youth-inspired anachronistic misunderstanding of that period of time and the sheer huge population base. She would’ve been just another person with no reason to remember anything specific.
@@fishhuntadventure "Youth-inspired"? I'm 49!!! 🤣 Trust me: even back then, WE could remember if someone had stopped by our business if shown a picture, even if we didn't remember much more than that. So don't try patronising me again.....KID.
Having friends or family staying with her doesn't necessarily mean they would have went everywhere with her. This still could have happened during times she went places alone. As for the ad, it mentioned to "call me" if interested. Meaning there should have been a phone number included. I am surprised there was no mention of the police calling the number. Poor investigation if that's the case.
@@yetiyarnworks6578 They don’t have to “go everywhere” with her to make a difference in her safety, and I don’t see where you got that idea from my post. Simply being around her long enough to have talk about what she was thinking or planning could have changed the game. Your second point, however, about the seeming lack of police follow-up regarding a number pointing to a poor investigation, is dead-on.👍🏼
I'm sure her father regretted allowing Kristen to go to California at the tender age of 18, for the remainder of his life. I absolutely hate that funding was part of the reason that testing and excavation was not done. They ruled out the roommates far too soon. The not knowing her fate is agonizing for the family.
She was a grown adult. Maybe her parents shouldn’t have sheltered her like a baby the way many of your type are apt to do. You guys have rendered yourselves into infantile helpless babies. It’s absurd.
@@Tsumami__ ? Nothing in the video suggested she was sheltered. In fact the opposite as she was spending the summer by herself on the other side of the country at 18. It's a shame she wasn't more "sheltered" she may still be alive
I travelled younger than 18 and left home at 17. . I don't think her parents should have any regret a crime can occur at any age it just takes a criminal who can be blend in anywhere. We may never feel like we are taking risks when we get into a Uber but we are with a stranger in charge and that's the same when you book into a hotel and that reception has a spare key to your room. Right there can be a criminal. I hope the parents don't regret their decision she embraced the opportunity landing 2 jobs and sadly something criminal seems to have happened and that could've happened right back home.
ugh as soon as I heard that she had spent the night with a random stranger because she had missed the bus I just had a feeling this wouldn't end well. I'm sure she mother knew that she was, unfortunately, way too trusting of strangers. I'm curious why they weren't able to track down the ad, did it not have a number attached to it?
Thank you DC. Buster is a stunning dog, I do not doubt his ability. I am sincerely sorry for the disappearance of Kristen. Bob and Kristen are definitely together in the hereafter.
Thank you dark curiosity s you do good work in bringing missing peoples cases to the world 🗺 keep up 👆 the great work and uou tube videos you do your awesome 🎉
I've been walking the trails of Land's End for decades, its a beautiful place yet the trails are quite safe. I don't see how she would have fallen unless she went way off trail. It must be so frustrating for the family for all these years of misery. ❤
The circled ad they found ended with "call me," meaning there must have been a phone number included. I'm surprised there was no mention of the police calling that number. Terrible police work, if that's the case.
@rockstarofredondo, no they were asking if a phone number was listed on the actual ad that police could’ve called. There was no mention of it the ad had a phone number or not. If this phone number was included on the ad then it wouldn’t matter that the info had been purged by the newspaper since police already had access to the circled ad. They were asking about if a number was included on the circled ad, did police ever call it and if not, that’s shoddy police work.
A naive 18 year old on her own in San Francisco, hitting the night life, engaging in risky behavior. Sounds like a recipe for disaster. Tragic. I doubt the accident at the beach theory, but I would think her barely known roommates need further scrutiny. Especially after the hits on decomposition gas.
If the ad said “call me” then I would assume a phone number was included that the police could’ve tried calling in order to ascertain whether it was Kristen’s number or someone else’s. Or did personal ads not include peoples phone numbers and if you wanted to respond to one you’d have to call up the newspaper to get that information? Forgive me if this is obvious, but I’m completely unfamiliar with personal ads in newspapers and how they work.
I remember when this happened. I went to school with her sister Lauren, she was 1 grade ahead of me. I didn't really know her but we rode on the same bus and her neighborhood was next to mine. They were a beautiful family. Very sad.
Kristen is a lovely young lady, with those big dimples! My heart goes out to her family. A missing child, not knowing who, what, or why? Is a torture that I can't imagine enduring! My condolences to her family. May she RIP. ❤🙏
San Francisco has been known to be the most beautiful city in the United States . It is a tragedy how S.F. has been having so much " quality of life " problems for years now !!
If Kristen's parents weren't divorced before the trip, I'm sure they were afterwards! The mother didn't want her to go and the father encouraged her to. Even if the mother insists she doesn't blame the father, deep down she does. And even if the father claims to believe her, he doesn't. No way a relationship can survive that!
@@redacted2275it’s actually incredibly common for parents to divorce after their child goes missing. They start blaming each other when the case drags on. It’s human nature. You should look up statistics on it instead of yelling at people on the internet who acknowledge the reality.
Eclectic is one way to describe Oakland 😂 Gangs and crimes were prevalent during this time. In fact, there was an area in the city called the ‘killing fields’ because of the high number of homicides that occurred there.
More than anything, I hope the family gets closure before they / we all are on the other side.. I'd love to see justice for sure.. I seriously doubt she was taken away by the ocean (etc)..
Oh no, the minute you said that she was headed for Oakland, I knew her fate was sealed. San Francisco is a vibrant and safe city for a young female to visit, however that does NOT include Oakland. Beware everyone reading this, skip Oakland when visiting the Bay Area. 😊
I'm not sure why there are so many negative comments on this case. Maybe some viewers missed how police investigated her disappearance. Why is there an assumption that they were lazy and didn't care?? I can only imagine the guilt her father probably had for encouraging her to take the trip. 😢 Not knowing what happened would be torture. It could have been just about anything. 💔
in terms of homicide, especially during this time period, Oakland was wayyyy worse than San Francisco. I think San Fran is still a wonderful city and I go often, but I would never go to Oakland for any reason.
Sounds like a bit of mothers intuition from her ma before her daughter left. So sad, I've never heard of this case before. Her poor family not knowing what happened
This mother should've warned her young daughter to not walk around all by herself at night in a foreign place, sweetheart... both mother and father seemed to think SF is a place out of a fairy tale.
@@redacted2275 And how do you know she didn't? As was mentioned earlier in the video, one of the reasons the mom worried was because she found her daughter to still be naïve (and, consequently, way too trusting). Perhaps that was the reason why Kristen seems to have dismissed any warnings (if her parents gave her any), and decided that San Fran is perfectly safe.
Unbelievable! Parents let a beautiful 18-year-old go alone to 1) San Francisco of all places, a city covered in heroin needles and riddled with crime (typical Democrat city), even in the best neighborhoods, and 2) even worse, take up residence in Oakland of all places, Democrat paradise and gang central! They might as well have let her reside in Vietnam! Unfathomable -- universities, even Berkeley, have summer accomodations for proper academic courses, perhaps not for photography courses, which should have raised alarm bells. Cadaver dogs sensed human remains at her residence could have been any former residents. Instead of Kristen's Law, how about CRIME PREVENTION and outlawing bad liberal crime policies that result in such crimes. But will San Francisco learn from this? Nope. It's worse now than ever before! Very, very sad. Prayers for the Modafferi family.
2 “prominent establishments “. 1 was a coffee shop, the other was a cafe 😂😂 Come on, they were minimum wage jobs and the employees worked for tips. I understand you my not be from the US, but no coffee shop is considered “prominent” NASA, interning at The Supreme Court…that’s prominent.
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I've been a subscriber for a couple of years and really enjoy your videos, however in the last couple of months your scriptwriting style seems to have changed (for the worse imo). Your scripts are now use much more elaborate phrases, some of which are quite jarring and just overcomplicate the narration. I have compared this vid to a couple from a few months ago and the difference is very noticeable. I don't know whether you've employed a scriptwriter, have started using AI somehow or are simply 'padding out' the scripts but please go back to what you were doing before. It is so much more natural and engaging and tbh I have struggled to get to the end of your recent vids due to the over elaborate scripts which kind of ruin it for me and make your videos hard to watch these days.
@@JulieRushworthThat was obviously a sidenote. Viewers can have more than one thought after watching a video. Giving information doesn't mean the person ONLY cared about that.
@VioletJoy ok, that's what I cared about. I didn't watch the video, the story sounded like it was going in a direction that would be too disturbing, obviously nearly all the content is such but this seemed headed in a particularly upsetting direction
For all of you commenting on Oakland: Kristen disappeared from Crocker Galleria in San Francisco NOT Oakland. Her parents reported her missing in Oakland because that’s where she was living at the time. She was last seen at the ATM in Wells Fargo in SF. If she had returned to Oakland instead of going to Lands End, she would have walked to Montgomery BART station in SF, a busy station where there would certainly have been a witness. To get to the house in 274 Jayne Ave, she would have disembarked at the 19th Street BART station which is a very busy station in downtown Oakland--a station I take every weekday. There would certainly have been a witness there as well. She either disappeared in SF and never returned to Oakland or returned to Oakland late at night when there are very few people riding BART to witness it. Jon Onuma was the person who falsely claimed she was murdered near Point Reyes. Jon Onuma was known to have placed personal ads for women to coerce them to have sex with him. If she was killed, her roommates should have some information since, in 2015, her blood was found in the home and the dog alerted for decomposition. I’m not accusing the roommates, but shouldn’t they know something since there was evidence of her decomposed body in the house? Did it take them 3 days to contact Kristen’s parents because it took them 3 days to clean it up? Even if she was killed in the house, what does that have to do with Oakland or whatever the conditions of the city are at the moment? The city didn’t murder her and the city didn’t cause her disappearance. Apparently, there was no connection to drug dealers, gangs, or any other “criminal” element. I’ve lived here all of my life in a neighborhood people who don’t live here consider “the most dangerous” but I have never been a victim of a crime nor have any of my relatives. I love my city and always will.
The dog alerting for decomp doesn't really mean all that much. Some dogs are so sensitive that they can alert to remains that are centuries old. So you shouldn't take that as evidence of her decomposing body in the home.
I would want to know more about the blood evidence that was found in the home.
Also, I'm sorry to hear that you are so institutionalized to such a terrible area. It's amazing what humans can become accustomed to over years of trauma. There are people who love living in places like Somalia and Baghdad. There are even people who prefer being in the prison system to being free.
I hope one day you realize that life can be better, that most of the nation isn't like that, and you don't have to subject yourself to the conditions there.
A dog is not evidence. It's a tool to give you a place to look. If there's only a dog alerting to decompression, then there is no evidence of decomposition. A dog is fallible animal, not a scientific instrument.
@@scottcantdance804 I never asserted she was murdered at the house in Oakland. She most likely died somewhere in San Francisco because there’s no proof she’d returned home. Bloodhounds picked up her scent at the Muni Geary 38 bus near the Galleria and along Ocean Beach but never alerted handlers that she’d made her way to public transportation returning home. There were no witnesses or security cameras showing her near SF BART station coming home or disembarking in a BART station in Oakland. I only mentioned that it’s suspicious that it took her 4 roommates 3 days to report her missing. Had they reported it sooner maybe her body might have been found. But, WHAT IF she had made it back home? Police Sgt Dostie and Dr. Apad Vass (nation’s leading forensic anthropologist) investigated the house again in Feb. 2015. They found that, the decomposing material that Buster the cadaver dog alerted to, included human blood that MATCHED KRISTEN’S PARENTS who provided samples. Why isn’t Oakland Police following up on this? Also, the FBI concluded no foul play. I believe she died (accident or murder) at Lands End, Baker Beach, Ocean Beach, or San Francisco. The main suspect is Jon Onuma, from SF (not Oakland!) who lived near Kristen’s job, and had been accused of attacking women in the past. According to one of his victim’s, featured in “America’s Most Wanted,” he hit her over the head, threatened to kill her and said “now you know what happened to Kristen Modefferi.” Did she get a ride home and was killed in the house? Nobody knows. The point to my comment was: Why is everyone insulting the city of Oakland if she probably never made it out of SF? Even if she HAD been killed at the house, what does that have to do with Oakland? Oakland didn’t kill her. There is no indication that a felon, drug dealer, or gang banger from Oakland killed her. Her parents reported her missing to the Oakland Police because that is where she was living at the time and doesn’t mean she was killed there. My comment was meant to defend my city, the city I love, not to point guilt at her roommates… but, they ARE hella suspicious!
There was a halfway house next door. Did someone from the halfway house encounter her in her own cellar? But if so then how would they get rid of her, esspecially if the male roommates were home ?? Did just one of the roommates do something and get rid of her?? How is this still unsolved unless it was totally random. The stuff in basement has to be significant I would think. If she fell in water than her body would most likely go back to land and float near shore. If it did happen in cellar then how did they drag her out and put her in car with Noone seeing? A violent death of a young person or even animal is very upsetting and disturbingly keeps my mind twisting and turning about why and who!
@@scottcantdance804what utopian paradise are YOU from, and is everyone there as condescending and rude as you?
I love how this content creator keeps the focus on the missing person, instead of shining the spotlight on themselves. Many true crime videos look as if they’re a freakin’ make up tutorial, with the tone and attitude to match. This channel maintains a respectful tone, even slightly somber, keeping in mind the video pertains to a real person who went missing. Another great video from this channel.
Thank you. The main focus of ANY true crime video should be the victim(s). We are simply here to give a voice to their stories💙
@@DarkCuriosities You are doing great work 💙
I agree , I will not watch any channel doing their make up whilst narrating the true crime genre . How bloody disrespectful!!
One of the things I really like about this channel as opposed to others is that the video thumbnails consist of the subject of the story only, and does not also include the youtuber's face. That bothers me when youtubers have to insert themselves into every thumbnail about stories that don't concern them.
What a lovely comment.
What a horror for that poor family.
How sad to lose a lovely daughter like that. I have two daughters and I pray every day for their safety in the world. God bless Kristen's family.
My favorite crime channel on TH-cam.
Same here. I’m surprised there aren’t more subscribers. Stories are so well done.
@@wesner326 A lot of competition
Best narrator for sure. I ve subscribed for years
Casefile is great too.
There are some really good ones...this one, casefile, Mr ballen... :)
I totally remember Kristen's disappearance..I live in Berkeley right next to Oakland..I didn't know she still hasn't been found 😞
This was another good, but sad one. Thank you for all the time, effort, frustration, joy, blood, sweat and tears that you put into your stories. Getting good, solid info out there is often the only hope of keeping these stories alive.❤
Spending the night at some man's apartment after just meeting him at a concert?
Poor girl was playing fast and loose, and without realizing it, in way over her head.
Thanks for another video. I really appreciate your hard work.
Thanks for your time DC ❤ love your channel
We still talked about this at her original uni 10 years on.
I love your voice ❤️
Thank you DC. So sorry for Kristin and her loved ones. Ridiculous that they passed that law and then it was able to expire. Wtf? Took forever to get them to take missing kids seriously, now it'll probably take another hundred for them to care about anyone 17 and over for more than a minute. Unless it was one of their. Those in charge that is, or rich people. What a world🙏🏼💔🕊️😓🤔
I'm not sure where those ideas come from. Missing children cases ARE taken seriously. However, over 90% of the time, teens who go "missing" actually left on their own accord. There is simply not enough manpower to follow every case unless there is evidence of an emergency.
It's not that police don't care. They would be wasting important resources if they investigated every child who ended up going to a friend's house and forgot to tell their parents. That's very common.
@VioletJoy I'll assume you're not a parent...
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Didnt the ad in the magazine have a phone number listed? Seems like it would have to if the person who submitted thr as asked for people to call them.
Yeah I didn't understand that either.
Yes, I was going to say, did police not bother to call the number? Extremely poor investigating, if that's the case.
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i saw this from somewhere, but someone explained that there were codes on the newspaper ads. you then had to contact the news outlet themselves with the code of the ad you were interested in before they gave you the phone number of the person behind it. by the time the police got to the bay guardian, they had already cleared their backlog for the week, so police couldn’t get the person’s phone number.
I remember hearing about this case when I was a kid. I heard an SF spokesman say that she probably had an accident and fell into the ocean. I remember thinking: “This cop thinks she was taking pictures while walking backwards and fell into the ocean?! How come her body didn’t float back up??!!” I was young but I knew that was ridiculous. It’s the cops doing the least they can do once again. Most likely, it was foul play. The cops couldn’t solve it so they just dropped it. At least they half-ass looked for her because if she was a person of color they would have never bothered to look for her at all.
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Your bias and assumptions are overwhelming.
@Oakland_California_Gurl I agree with you 100% regarding your statement of law enforcement's lack of interest in investigating Kristen's disappearance had she not been White. People can say what they want and swear up and down that law enforcement is not biased in such matters but it's unfortunately true and very, very sad.
@@jackiekelly4776 That's simply not true at all. There is absolutely no data to back that claim up. It's just a popular assumption based on rumor. You'd have to ignore the thousands and thousands of cases involving black citizens that were investigated thoroughly as well as the ones involving white citizens that weren't investigated properly. It's confirmation bias.
@@VioletJoy I live here, do you? Because the police is corrupt, we don’t call them. We prefer to call the fire dept or ambulance no matter what the situation is because they will be the ones to contact the police. The police will come to “protect” the first responders not to deal with whatever crime is being committed. The police don’t respond to certain people who call from certain areas--in other words, areas where people of color live. I have experienced and witnessed racism, harassment and corruption by the police dept. They NEVER responded to a rape victim who lives in East Oakland but responded within 2 mins. to a “suspicious” vehicle driving around the neighborhood in Oakland Hills. They didn’t attempt to search for a missing 3 year old boy who was African-American until his story hit the local news. But, they immediately searched for an adult white man who was missing. Officers here are known to assault and harass innocent people for simply sitting or standing in front of their own home (My siblings and I have been victims of this harassment and assault.) For decades, the police have been framing African-American men for drug crimes they never committed. These cops were known as “The Riders.” Cops are still doing this now. We don’t trust cops here, so much so that when a police officer tried to order food at a restaurant other customers complained and he was told he wouldn’t be served there. The police is department is corrupt up to the highest ranking. Are there some good cops? I’m sure there are. My uncle was one of those good cops but he did nothing to make things better. He kept his mouth shut just like every other good cop and transferred to the Richmond, CA police dept. Kristen Modafferi disappeared from San Francisco not Oakland but Oakland police did more to look for her than they did for anyone of color missing from Oakland. So, if anybody is making assumptions, it’s YOU. You assumed that I have no experience in the police dept’s institutionalized racism, neglect and harassment of the people of color, and the downright framing of people of color. If you live here, then you would know how much we dislike and don’t trust the police. And, I would be more than happy to list to you to your face exactly how many terrible experiences I have been through and witnessed regarding the police dept. If you don’t live here, then you don’t know, do you ? Your opinion is based on nothing and means nothing.
I appreciate you Dark Curiosities x
How scary! 😵💫
So sad
There was a “halfway house” behind the home she was living in. I find it interesting that her blood dna was found on a rear staircase base, which would have been adjacent to that group home where sketchy people would be living.
Oh... I didn't know laws expire! Thanks for educating me. Great video.
Most laws don't, but some have sunset provisions.
Yeh...most laws don't, but the time in which charges can be filed does run out on most ( not all...I e. Murder) crimes. Once someone is charged, however, there's not an expiration. If they are charged and elude arrest the charge remains in place regardless of how long they are able to avoid capture.
@AndreaHaze right, that's a statute of limitations.
I always wonder when someone comes to the conclusion that foul play wasn't involved without even a body unless they know something that we don't
Unless it means we don't want to look.
Yes. Far too often, especially when females go missing, that’s their lame conclusion. And, far too often, cops start out w/the false premise “She ran away.” Lazy premise = lazy conclusion. Just sad.
I didn't hear that foul play wasn't involved. Did I miss something?
Yes, near the end of the video she said that Oakland police say foul play isn't suspected, right before talking about the possibility of an accident while taking pictures, such as falling into the Pacific.
@@angelwing3671 Oh, thank you. Evidently, there has been no evidence of foul play, so an accident can't be ruled out.
I’ve never heard of Oakland referred to as “eclectic”. The people I know that grew up there are traumatized by the violence. But yeah, I love this channel!!
Kristen disappeared from Crocker Galleria in San Francisco NOT Oakland, so why are you commenting on Oakland? I still live here and I am NOT traumatized.
When I heard Oakland, I’m thinking no no no.
That's exactly what I thought.
Yep....very dangerous place....especially for a young single girl....
Kristen disappeared from Crocker Galleria in San Francisco NOT Oakland, so why are you commenting on Oakland?
@@Oakland_California_GurlGirl… become a tour guide or something.
@@daynasafranek7807 This is about a missing girl whose disappearance truly had a negative effect on me as a child which is why I know so much about it. Her story was on the TV and radio for years and years. There are updates on the case every year. We are not allowed to forget this case. I pass by the house she rented almost every damn day on my way to work and all anyone can do is comment on the city of Oakland. This is not about Oakland. I love my city and all this focus on Oakland means that you’re all looking in the wrong direction. The fact is no one witnessed her returning to Oakland. All the comments about the city are people who have definitely lost the real story here. The real story is: why isn’t anyone interviewing her roommates again? Kristen’s DNA and evidence of decomposition were discovered at the house she was renting with her roommates and it took them 3 days to report her missing! You obviously didn’t comprehend my comment or you wouldn’t have made such a nasty, smart ass, uncalled for comment. You should have asked more questions before you made assumptions about why this case troubles me. Congratulations on your lack of sympathy and inability to read the room.
Thanks again.
Oakland is a cesspool now. The crime rate there is some of the worst in the whole country.
Kristen disappeared from San Francisco not Oakland so why are you even commenting on Oakland? I have lived in Oakland all my life in an area known as the “most dangerous” in East Oakland. I have never been a victim of a crime. Is there blight caused by homeless people with mental health issues? Yes, But there is no city that is immune to that right now. They end up here coming from bigger cities like San Francisco. Unfortunately, these mentally ill homeless tend to be violent and are causing many good businesses to close down. But, Oakland still has delicious food, amazing music, and great art. The urban language and slang starts in Oakland before it hits everywhere else. I’m proud of where I live and I love my city. Thank you for not coming here.
@@Oakland_California_Gurlwow, relax. I guess the statistics are all made up?? Girl, calm down. People love Detroit, too.
I remember reading an article about Kristen's case last year. The ex-detective who used to work the case said he always hoped Kristen took the bus to Lands End and then fell and drowned. "Because that would have been the easiest way to go". Rest in peace Kristen.
Thank you for this touching story about the sad ending to this amazing girl’s life. Your post keeps her spirit moving forward.
Stay away from SF - it’s a nightmare there now - 20x worse then when she was there
What ending?
@@kristineguetschow9134 yeah, what is it?
@@kristineguetschow9134 sadly I don’t see her coming back soon.
She obviously isn't alive. Did you not watch the same video?
@@bushlovesska yeah, but she's dead.
As her father said... I would have been th experience of her life, wonderful pictures and memories, what anybody wanted to count is bad people with no other business but to harm the innocent. 😢
Her mother was right about her being too young and naive to be safe out there. Such a shame
Plz make more videos ur videos help me go to sleep at night
She spent the night at a stranger's home? Wth....
Yes, she was quite naive it seems, spending the night at the home of a man she just met. That tells me that she could have been easily lured into something that ended up tragically for her. A beautiful young woman, so sad 😢
I'm sure she didn't just "spend the night ".
If Kristen was naive, then so was her dad, encouraging her to go to San Francisco alone when she was just 18. Why not with a friend or even a sister? That just seemed crazy to me.
Still, what happened to her was NOT her fault, victim blame much?
@@YourNightmare4u2cAbsolutely this 💯
I'm inclined to agree with Kristin's mother that going alone to the Bay Area for the summer was a bad idea at her age; staying with friends or family (if she had any there), or having the family go with her would have been a much safer idea. But more productively, I have a thought on the ad that she circled: I don't think that she posted it.
What occurs to me is that if it was "her" ad, then wouldn't the police have found a rough draft of some kind floating around her place? It could have been either on a computer or on paper, but it might have been there. Without it, evidence seems to lean towards her *responding* to the ad. Furthermore, despite have purged their records, might someone at the paper not have remembered, however casually, seeing her or corresponding with her? If no one there recognized a picture of her, a phone number, or an email address, with or without their records, that's another clue in favor of her having only answered the ad.
I’m with your thinking on spirit but I think you are experiencing youth-inspired anachronistic misunderstanding of that period of time and the sheer huge population base. She would’ve been just another person with no reason to remember anything specific.
@@fishhuntadventure "Youth-inspired"? I'm 49!!! 🤣
Trust me: even back then, WE could remember if someone had stopped by our business if shown a picture, even if we didn't remember much more than that. So don't try patronising me again.....KID.
Having friends or family staying with her doesn't necessarily mean they would have went everywhere with her. This still could have happened during times she went places alone. As for the ad, it mentioned to "call me" if interested. Meaning there should have been a phone number included. I am surprised there was no mention of the police calling the number. Poor investigation if that's the case.
@@yetiyarnworks6578 They don’t have to “go everywhere” with her to make a difference in her safety, and I don’t see where you got that idea from my post. Simply being around her long enough to have talk about what she was thinking or planning could have changed the game.
Your second point, however, about the seeming lack of police follow-up regarding a number pointing to a poor investigation, is dead-on.👍🏼
I'm sure her father regretted allowing Kristen to go to California at the tender age of 18, for the remainder of his life. I absolutely hate that funding was part of the reason that testing and excavation was not done. They ruled out the roommates far too soon. The not knowing her fate is agonizing for the family.
She was a grown adult. Maybe her parents shouldn’t have sheltered her like a baby the way many of your type are apt to do. You guys have rendered yourselves into infantile helpless babies. It’s absurd.
Oh no, I'm sure her father is aaaall soooo happy about the situation! 🤌🤦♂️ You people are despicable, adding insult to injury.
@@Tsumami__ ? Nothing in the video suggested she was sheltered. In fact the opposite as she was spending the summer by herself on the other side of the country at 18. It's a shame she wasn't more "sheltered" she may still be alive
I travelled younger than 18 and left home at 17. . I don't think her parents should have any regret a crime can occur at any age it just takes a criminal who can be blend in anywhere. We may never feel like we are taking risks when we get into a Uber but we are with a stranger in charge and that's the same when you book into a hotel and that reception has a spare key to your room. Right there can be a criminal. I hope the parents don't regret their decision she embraced the opportunity landing 2 jobs and sadly something criminal seems to have happened and that could've happened right back home.
Beautiful human…RIP
Oakland is a City! It’s in the east bay, across the bridge from SF.
Thank you! I was about to point this out. Oakland is NOT a "neighborhood of San Francisco."
@@scottevans2685Hey, Scott!! How are you? Have you finished that PhD yet? I bet you don't remember me?
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ugh as soon as I heard that she had spent the night with a random stranger because she had missed the bus I just had a feeling this wouldn't end well. I'm sure she mother knew that she was, unfortunately, way too trusting of strangers.
I'm curious why they weren't able to track down the ad, did it not have a number attached to it?
there are good people left in the world yi kna 😅
Thank you DC.
Buster is a stunning dog, I do not doubt his ability.
I am sincerely sorry for the disappearance of Kristen. Bob and Kristen are definitely together in the hereafter.
Her dimples are absolutely adorable as is she!
Thank you dark curiosity s you do good work in bringing missing peoples cases to the world 🗺 keep up 👆 the great work and uou tube videos you do your awesome 🎉
I've been walking the trails of Land's End for decades, its a beautiful place yet the trails are quite safe. I don't see how she would have fallen unless she went way off trail. It must be so frustrating for the family for all these years of misery. ❤
I thought maybe she maybe some how fell into the water wich would explain why the dogs lost her scent, I could be wrong of course
NC State is indeed a very prestigious university!
The circled ad they found ended with "call me," meaning there must have been a phone number included. I'm surprised there was no mention of the police calling that number. Terrible police work, if that's the case.
As was stated in the video, the police followed that lead but the info for the ad had already been purged from the records by the newspaper.
@rockstarofredondo, no they were asking if a phone number was listed on the actual ad that police could’ve called. There was no mention of it the ad had a phone number or not. If this phone number was included on the ad then it wouldn’t matter that the info had been purged by the newspaper since police already had access to the circled ad. They were asking about if a number was included on the circled ad, did police ever call it and if not, that’s shoddy police work.
Do I understand correctly that they did not dig up the area indicated by the dog???
ridiculous. 😢
A naive 18 year old on her own in San Francisco, hitting the night life, engaging in risky behavior. Sounds like a recipe for disaster. Tragic. I doubt the accident at the beach theory, but I would think her barely known roommates need further scrutiny. Especially after the hits on decomposition gas.
If the ad said “call me” then I would assume a phone number was included that the police could’ve tried calling in order to ascertain whether it was Kristen’s number or someone else’s. Or did personal ads not include peoples phone numbers and if you wanted to respond to one you’d have to call up the newspaper to get that information? Forgive me if this is obvious, but I’m completely unfamiliar with personal ads in newspapers and how they work.
I remember when this happened. I went to school with her sister Lauren, she was 1 grade ahead of me. I didn't really know her but we rode on the same bus and her neighborhood was next to mine. They were a beautiful family. Very sad.
Kristen is a lovely young lady, with those big dimples!
My heart goes out to her family. A missing child, not knowing who, what, or why?
Is a torture that I can't imagine enduring! My condolences to her family. May she RIP. ❤🙏
"The bloodhound..." ::shows picture of German shepherd::
San Francisco has been known to be the most beautiful city in the United States . It is a tragedy how S.F. has been having so much " quality of life " problems for years now !!
Oakland is very different than San Francisco lol.
Look at the leadership, it will explain a lot.
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If Kristen's parents weren't divorced before the trip, I'm sure they were afterwards! The mother didn't want her to go and the father encouraged her to. Even if the mother insists she doesn't blame the father, deep down she does. And even if the father claims to believe her, he doesn't. No way a relationship can survive that!
You took that from this story? You're a fiIthy human being.
@@redacted2275it’s actually incredibly common for parents to divorce after their child goes missing. They start blaming each other when the case drags on. It’s human nature. You should look up statistics on it instead of yelling at people on the internet who acknowledge the reality.
Where is your accent from clearly Scotland but guessing not quite as far north as Aberdeen, right?
Oakland is a city across the bay from San Francisco. It's not a neighborhood
Pretty sure it was an innocent mistake. Everyone makes them.
@@Cricket9579 👍👍👍👍👍
Your take from this is correct a genuine error! Kristin was taken and has never been found
@@JulieRushworth Ya think?? That's probably the reason for the video. It's sadly already been established.
Eclectic is one way to describe Oakland 😂 Gangs and crimes were prevalent during this time. In fact, there was an area in the city called the ‘killing fields’ because of the high number of homicides that occurred there.
Kristen disappeared from Crocker Galleria in San Francisco NOT Oakland, so why are you commenting on Oakland?
More than anything, I hope the family gets closure before they / we all are on the other side.. I'd love to see justice for sure.. I seriously doubt she was taken away by the ocean (etc)..
I would never describe Oakland as eclectic and im not even from that area 😬
Kristen disappeared from Crocker Galleria in San Francisco NOT Oakland, so why are you commenting on Oakland?
Beautiful smile 😢
Oh no, the minute you said that she was headed for Oakland, I knew her fate was sealed. San Francisco is a vibrant and safe city for a
young female to visit,
however that does NOT
include Oakland. Beware
everyone reading this, skip
Oakland when visiting the
Bay Area. 😊
San Francisco is absolutely NOT a safe area to visit.
What is the problem with Oakland?
If my daughter wanted to travel like that, I would not allow it unless 2 or more of her friends went with her. Safety in numbers.
Just say you don't like black people, you coward 😂
She visited in 1997
This has been a very infamous case listed by the FBI. I pray that all these missing people are found safely
Why did Kristen’s law expire? That’s plain stupid
Eclectic is not how I would describe Oakland.
How would you describe Oakland now? No reply required..
@@Elizabeth-pi4qhUnsafe.
Kristen disappeared from Crocker Galleria in San Francisco NOT Oakland, so why are you commenting on Oakland?
@@Elizabeth-pi4qh Kristen disappeared from Crocker Galleria in San Francisco NOT Oakland, so why are you commenting on Oakland?
Young trusted people that's why she disappeared
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My daughter was lucky. Stayed in Berkeley.
I'm not sure why there are so many negative comments on this case. Maybe some viewers missed how police investigated her disappearance. Why is there an assumption that they were lazy and didn't care??
I can only imagine the guilt her father probably had for encouraging her to take the trip. 😢
Not knowing what happened would be torture. It could have been just about anything. 💔
If Kristen was murdered in that house she was staying in they went through a lot of trouble to not attract attention
The storytelling here wasn’t great.
Prayers to her family
or what if the blonde woman kristen was seen with was also a victim of kidnapping and murder?
Wish the parents would’ve done their proper research. Oakland is a crime ridden dump…and so is San Francisco.😢
in terms of homicide, especially during this time period, Oakland was wayyyy worse than San Francisco. I think San Fran is still a wonderful city and I go often, but I would never go to Oakland for any reason.
I’ve never forgotten this case.hope the case is finally solved.
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if she was murdered it was the perfect murder, but my best guess is she some how fell into the ocean and drowned and the current carried her body away
Nope don't believe that for a second she was took and killed happens more often than you think
@@b-bopeddie1290 of course i am not completely ruling that out
Wolfpack!
Sounds like a bit of mothers intuition from her ma before her daughter left. So sad, I've never heard of this case before. Her poor family not knowing what happened
This mother should've warned her young daughter to not walk around all by herself at night in a foreign place, sweetheart... both mother and father seemed to think SF is a place out of a fairy tale.
@@redacted2275 And how do you know she didn't?
As was mentioned earlier in the video, one of the reasons the mom worried was because she found her daughter to still be naïve (and, consequently, way too trusting). Perhaps that was the reason why Kristen seems to have dismissed any warnings (if her parents gave her any), and decided that San Fran is perfectly safe.
The video doesn’t mention that her roommates were three older men. They weren’t her age.
And? It mentioned they were cleared by the police.
Unbelievable! Parents let a beautiful 18-year-old go alone to 1) San Francisco of all places, a city covered in heroin needles and riddled with crime (typical Democrat city), even in the best neighborhoods, and 2) even worse, take up residence in Oakland of all places, Democrat paradise and gang central! They might as well have let her reside in Vietnam! Unfathomable -- universities, even Berkeley, have summer accomodations for proper academic courses, perhaps not for photography courses, which should have raised alarm bells. Cadaver dogs sensed human remains at her residence could have been any former residents. Instead of Kristen's Law, how about CRIME PREVENTION and outlawing bad liberal crime policies that result in such crimes. But will San Francisco learn from this? Nope. It's worse now than ever before! Very, very sad. Prayers for the Modafferi family.
Well said! Sadly this was a tragedy waiting to happen
this happened in 1997, over 25 years ago. San Francisco, like much of the US at that time, was a very different place.
I've been to San Francisco in 2008, and even then it was still not as bad as it is now... and this disappearance took place in 1997
2 “prominent establishments “. 1 was a coffee shop, the other was a cafe 😂😂
Come on, they were minimum wage jobs and the employees worked for tips. I understand you my not be from the US, but no coffee shop is considered “prominent”
NASA, interning at The Supreme Court…that’s prominent.
Maybe if lands end was her destination the police could have taken the dogs to the bus stops near there to see if they picked up a scent there.
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Unusual for the parents to not contact the police first especially if she was missing for nearly 3 days or more.
Het parents did exactly the right thing by immediately hiring a PRIVATE detective.
She was a beautiful young woman, and men would always prey on such ladies, it is sad but true. Peace and goodwill.
Oh, did you solve the case?! Did you ignore this at 10:42 to make such an asinine affirmation? You imbeciIe.
I've been a subscriber for a couple of years and really enjoy your videos, however in the last couple of months your scriptwriting style seems to have changed (for the worse imo). Your scripts are now use much more elaborate phrases, some of which are quite jarring and just overcomplicate the narration. I have compared this vid to a couple from a few months ago and the difference is very noticeable. I don't know whether you've employed a scriptwriter, have started using AI somehow or are simply 'padding out' the scripts but please go back to what you were doing before. It is so much more natural and engaging and tbh I have struggled to get to the end of your recent vids due to the over elaborate scripts which kind of ruin it for me and make your videos hard to watch these days.
Oakland is not a neighborhood, its a city of hundreds of thousands
That's the your take from this? Kristin a human being was murdered ffs
@@JulieRushworthThat was obviously a sidenote. Viewers can have more than one thought after watching a video. Giving information doesn't mean the person ONLY cared about that.
@VioletJoy ok, that's what I cared about. I didn't watch the video, the story sounded like it was going in a direction that would be too disturbing, obviously nearly all the content is such but this seemed headed in a particularly upsetting direction
@JulieRushworth where I grew up in Dorchester, Boston indigent sub saharan's are murdered nearly every week, what's your point
Who cares
I lived next door to her
In charlotte
But N.C. State University isn't in Charlotte, it's in Raleigh.
@@YourNightmare4u2c when she lived in charlotte with her family I lived beside her
Sadly politicians can't fund the police force; but wars in other countries R.I.P. beautiful girl😢😢😢😢
What a cutey, with such a bright future, this sucks. Thanks DC, very respectfully told. Bummer.
STRANGER DANGER , , KRISTEN WAS BETTER OFF HERE IN 🗽, MAYBE 🤔🤔???
Oakland wasn’t/isn’t “eclectic”.
It’s a little slice of Somalia right there on the San Francisco Bay.
Avoid at all costs.
In 1997, when this crime occurred, San Francisco was a fun, exciting and a mainly safe place to visit.
Kristen disappeared from Crocker Galleria in San Francisco NOT Oakland, so why are you commenting on Oakland?
What a pretty face 😮
Yeah the second I heard Oakland I knew this wasn't going to end well.
She would have done better staying in San Francisco.
18? She looked 30 in that photo.
what a weird thing to comment on a video about a missing girl. also your comment history shows that you are horribly racist. so i’m not surprised
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is that funny?! plus she didnt choose to be born different from all the normal people its not a choice its not a life style its genetics 😊
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