I cried at this part of this episode TBH. Where the guy which is one of the former employee of that plastic company looked at Jane Everett, as if he's thanking her for bringing justice for those employees that the company disregarded and expose them to the whole world. And the way that Jane smiles back at him asshe was like saying "It's my pleasure, and this is Jane Everett Reporting" then vanishes..
Always loved Cold Case endings, but this might be my favourite as it's probably the most powerful of all. Not a coincidence if it's the only I felt like searching on youtube to watch it again and again. This ending is a little masterpiece . The actors portrays the emotions amazingly here, the slow motion makes it so intense, and this song makes us shiver in the best way possible. It's generally so well filmed, but the moment that gets me the most is when the employee who blabbed on camera goes out of the building, looking so ashamed, powerless and defeated. And of course, this is one of the very best episodes of this show.
The victim, Jane, initially wanted a story to truly break into the news scene. What she found would shake the community to the core with the unsafe working conditions and the top executives knew that asbestos was falling onto their factory workers. The one person she thought she could trust turned out to be the last person to ever tell the story to. How many groundbreaking stories are there today that are suppressed due to either company incentives or political ties? Jane was rather smart to keep the tape of her interview with the whistle-blower hidden among her personal belongings. No one thought twice when that stuff was given to her mother after Jane's death.
This episode is a personal favorite of mine. And this song... Before this episode I never liked it, but every time I hear it now, I get a shiver. Cold Case is such an awesome show!
@Psycho18C thanx for the fill-in. sad the world had to be deprived of her, too. that's why this world is gettin' worse instead of better. in real-life, those that can make a positive difference are the ones gettin' murdered one way or the other.
Love the guy in the blue in the blue coat who had the perfect look of disgust on his face when the guy came out then turned into a great smile when he saw the lady ghost in front of him perfect!at the ending .the older guy standing next to lily
Oh that's the guy that had his pitbull almost attack Lilly and the other detective. He was pretty bitter at the company he worked for because he lost everything (his house, and his healthcare plan) and not to mention his wife died after her and many other employees got cancer from the asbestos and the company knew they were exposing their workers to asbestos. The CEO of the company and the boss of that news outlet were in cahoots because they didn't want the story getting out.
Nunca vou assisti esse episódio , sempre quis ver alguma música do Tears for Fears em Cold Case , especialmente Woman in the Chains , comecei a assistir essa série esse ano depois de 16 anos, espero ver.
I feel sorry for the world deprived of the difference several of the victims could have made had some of the victims like Howard Lang (“Red Glare”), Miriam Forrester (“Wednesday's Women”), Tory Roberts (“Breaking News”), Jimmy Tulley ( “Shore Leave”) or the victim whose husband killed her & passed HER writing off as his own had not been murdered. Our world is much poorer deprived of the contributions they could've made.
Please add Sean Cooper(Forever Blue episode 10 of season 4) it was so sad that his own father had a hand in what happened to him. th-cam.com/video/IKvAIyjTR9o/w-d-xo.html
Her case was made to sound like high profile in the 80s... a pretty TV personality dies... it didn't turn into a box job instantly. Although, saying that, I do find it odd that they didn't have an interview with anyone in the department that worked the original case... not even a junior Detective or patrolman that's been promoted or retired since. Far too often... even the cases that weren't more than 5-10 years old... they act as if there isn't a lieutenant or Detective left from the original go-around... ...like the shelf-life of a homicide Detective in Philadelphia is that short.
@@varianschirmer9375 Yeah, that is one thing that is kinda odd about this show, no interview with the former authorities that worked the previous case, just a passing mention. Oh, and I do remember there was someone that died from poisoning because of the company in this episode's product.
How could you’ve killed her? She was like your daughter she was fighting for something. You should’ve been her ally not her enemy. You shouldn’t have killed her that guy that plastic, his company and all of those who who did evil should never have allowed us they should’ve been made to account sooner than later.
I feel sorry for the world deprived of the difference several of the victims could have made had some of the victims like Howard Lang (“Red Glare”), Miriam Forrester (“Wednesday's Women”), Jane Everett (“Breaking News”), Jimmy Tulley ( “Shore Leave”) or the victim whose husband killed her & passed HER writing off as his own had not been murdered. Our world is much poorer deprived of the contributions they could've made.
How could you’ve killed her? She was like your daughter she was fighting for something. You should’ve been her ally not her enemy. You shouldn’t have killed her that guy that plastic, his company and all of those who who did evil should never have allowed us they should’ve been made to account sooner than later.
I cried at this part of this episode TBH. Where the guy which is one of the former employee of that plastic company looked at Jane Everett, as if he's thanking her for bringing justice for those employees that the company disregarded and expose them to the whole world. And the way that Jane smiles back at him asshe was like saying "It's my pleasure, and this is Jane Everett Reporting" then vanishes..
How much is the episode?
@@kruzliakpavel9040 $9.99 by the season if I read it correctly
Me 2
Always loved Cold Case endings, but this might be my favourite as it's probably the most powerful of all. Not a coincidence if it's the only I felt like searching on youtube to watch it again and again. This ending is a little masterpiece . The actors portrays the emotions amazingly here, the slow motion makes it so intense, and this song makes us shiver in the best way possible. It's generally so well filmed, but the moment that gets me the most is when the employee who blabbed on camera goes out of the building, looking so ashamed, powerless and defeated. And of course, this is one of the very best episodes of this show.
The victim, Jane, initially wanted a story to truly break into the news scene. What she found would shake the community to the core with the unsafe working conditions and the top executives knew that asbestos was falling onto their factory workers. The one person she thought she could trust turned out to be the last person to ever tell the story to. How many groundbreaking stories are there today that are suppressed due to either company incentives or political ties? Jane was rather smart to keep the tape of her interview with the whistle-blower hidden among her personal belongings. No one thought twice when that stuff was given to her mother after Jane's death.
I never would’ve suspected that her boss was her killer because it turns out he was on that toxic plastic companies, payroll or something like that
This episode should prove that news shouldn't be all about entertainment. It's about information and truth too. A woman had to die to prove that.
This episode is a personal favorite of mine. And this song... Before this episode I never liked it, but every time I hear it now, I get a shiver. Cold Case is such an awesome show!
It's one of the best episodes of the series with the perfect song to end it.
First episode of Cold Case that I watched. It has become my favorite TV show
Probably one of the strongest episodes
I love this song
Disturbed has a good version of it as well. Tears For Fears version is still the best ☺
This was such a great episode. I love this show.
Scotty trying to hide his handcuffs so funny
What was he doing with the handcuffs?
@@Neku628 you’re so innocent 😔 him and Frankie were using it in the bedroom
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If Jeffries or Vera had seen that... they would be giving him so much grief... just to get him flustered...
Amazing how few want the truth to get out, even when that is their job. Problem is there is always a cost and the truth never dies.
fantastic episode with fantastic song !
@Psycho18C thanx for the fill-in. sad the world had to be deprived of her, too. that's why this world is gettin' worse instead of better. in real-life, those that can make a positive difference are the ones gettin' murdered one way or the other.
Love the guy in the blue in the blue coat who had the perfect look of disgust on his face when the guy came out then turned into a great smile when he saw the lady ghost in front of him perfect!at the ending .the older guy standing next to lily
Oh that's the guy that had his pitbull almost attack Lilly and the other detective. He was pretty bitter at the company he worked for because he lost everything (his house, and his healthcare plan) and not to mention his wife died after her and many other employees got cancer from the asbestos and the company knew they were exposing their workers to asbestos. The CEO of the company and the boss of that news outlet were in cahoots because they didn't want the story getting out.
It was like Jane was telling him, "Told you we get them."
And goddamn we did so we rest easy my darling.
I liked him too. He was well known character Actor Jack Kehler who sadly died this year on 5-7-2022. He was also in Men In Black 2 (2002)
just saw this episode 5 minutes ago here in america it was truly an excellent episode which shows how corrupt people can truly get
This episoda is great
always love this song whether original or remix new old however i love it!rock on 💙💜❤️🖤💙
Disturbed has a good version of it ☺
Every time I watch these I am saddened by the fact that we will never get this show on DVD.
The show is on HBO Max right now!
And on Prime Video
Outbreaks I think!!❤
Griechischer alter Wein ist wie???🤔
Nr.5 ist hier😂❤
Lilli, ja gab's wirklich!Alte Wiederstandskaempferrin ihrer Zeit!!
🤔Und meinst du das mit alt Keller ?!❤
Yes you are Colder than ICE !😂❤
Esta serie esta re buena
Its funny. This song wasn't a favorite of mine until it was used here. Cold Case added a lot of songs to my playlist 😊
Ke chidas rolas ponen en esa serie, me gusta mucho!!
Te ambientan bien en la época en que ocurrió el crimen
Nunca vou assisti esse episódio , sempre quis ver alguma música do Tears for Fears em Cold Case , especialmente Woman in the Chains , comecei a assistir essa série esse ano depois de 16 anos, espero ver.
The blond detective, is so cute.
Yes
@@issalalic5658 you are replying to a 9 year old comment. Do you think he/she will see you reply?
@@issalalic5658 the detective's name is Lilly Rush.
@@unknownguy3803 you never know. Someone replied to my comment from seven years ago
I feel sorry for the world deprived of the difference several of the victims could have made had some of the victims like Howard Lang (“Red Glare”), Miriam Forrester (“Wednesday's Women”), Tory Roberts (“Breaking News”), Jimmy Tulley ( “Shore Leave”) or the victim whose husband killed her & passed HER writing off as his own had not been murdered. Our world is much poorer deprived of the contributions they could've made.
Please add Sean Cooper(Forever Blue episode 10 of season 4) it was so sad that his own father had a hand in what happened to him. th-cam.com/video/IKvAIyjTR9o/w-d-xo.html
At the end Jane Everett appeared to Lily Rush and Evan Briggs
Jane começou e a polícia terminou. A verdade venceu!
1:24 Why does Everett, J have two cold case boxes dedicated to her? I thought it was one per victim.
could be that alot of evidence was collected in her case.
@@jeangentry6656 perhaps, I think there was someone else that died from the company she exposed
Her case was made to sound like high profile in the 80s... a pretty TV personality dies... it didn't turn into a box job instantly.
Although, saying that, I do find it odd that they didn't have an interview with anyone in the department that worked the original case... not even a junior Detective or patrolman that's been promoted or retired since.
Far too often... even the cases that weren't more than 5-10 years old... they act as if there isn't a lieutenant or Detective left from the original go-around...
...like the shelf-life of a homicide Detective in Philadelphia is that short.
@@varianschirmer9375 Yeah, that is one thing that is kinda odd about this show, no interview with the former authorities that worked the previous case, just a passing mention. Oh, and I do remember there was someone that died from poisoning because of the company in this episode's product.
Mit dem Finger auf der Landkarte
good storyline.
Very believable!
Gewonnen!!👍
Ein Spielmann und noch ein Königskind!Wir sehen uns wieder
Oh jetzt rede ich mit dir!Schlimm!
@HuckCas1 yeah it was a great 'we finally nabbed them' look
...and just when it was gettin' good.
If Tania Raymonde gave me a pair of cuffs I'd need to consider my next step too
JANE
EVERETT,
NOVIEMBRE DE 1990'
1988
10-7-22 🙏🇵🇫
scottyyy ;DD
What is the name episode and wich season, please ?
Season 6 Episode 13 - (and this is serious) "BREAKING NEWS"
Somebody what is that expression on Scotty's face and his eyes?? 😆
A mixture of shock and embarrassment, if you ask me…
Omg
How could you’ve killed her? She was like your daughter she was fighting for something. You should’ve been her ally not her enemy. You shouldn’t have killed her that guy that plastic, his company and all of those who who did evil should never have allowed us they should’ve been made to account sooner than later.
Shout 3
@markyz99 Was he with that company?
I remember this from Psych.
wow
😂I am Out!❤
Scotty tem que ficar com junto com Christina e filha de Christina tem que ser de scotty
What happened to victim
She was strangled
She was strangled by her own boss. His motive was silence
I feel sorry for the world deprived of the difference several of the victims could have made had some of the victims like Howard Lang (“Red Glare”), Miriam Forrester (“Wednesday's Women”), Jane Everett (“Breaking News”), Jimmy Tulley ( “Shore Leave”) or the victim whose husband killed her & passed HER writing off as his own had not been murdered. Our world is much poorer deprived of the contributions they could've made.
The woman killed by her husband is Nancy Patterson from the episode “Slipping”.
How could you’ve killed her? She was like your daughter she was fighting for something. You should’ve been her ally not her enemy. You shouldn’t have killed her that guy that plastic, his company and all of those who who did evil should never have allowed us they should’ve been made to account sooner than later.