Grew up with a mom EXACTLY like Patricia. He could do no wrong, it always my fault. I begged her not to go back to him. When she brought him to our apartment that we’d secretly rented to get away from him, I moved out. Luckily I was about to be18. Packed my shit and left that same night while she was in the shower. I never looked back and I live in a different state now. I’m so sad Amina and Sara’s lives were plagued by torture brought on to them by people who were supposed to protect them. I’m so sad they were never able to be happy independent women with families and free will. I truly hope they’re free now and I hope he gets what’s coming to him soon
You’re a super strong woman, and I hope at some point your mother realizes how awful it is to desert her own child the way your mom did! (Letting him in is deserting you essentially)!
I’m so sorry for you and all the other children that are victims of their Mom’s selfish and negligent decisions. Yet people will excuse these mom’s claiming THEY are victims too. These women like your mom are grown adults and can make the tough decisions that puts their children first, and they don’t. Children have no say and are truly innocent victims.
Good for you, I feel sad that you had to leave like that. My mom had many, many men in and out of our house. She never protected me...I was abused by the men or the family if the men. I would go to my grandma's or aunt's house as a child to get safety and peace of mind. It's definitely not a great way to start out life. You are a strong woman.
@@User-718_ after checking your comments on this video you’re just a racist piece of shit . Maybe you should quit being a miserable cretin and worry about your own life
@@User-718_ they celebrated christmas and the dude was sexually abusing his kids. I don't think he or his son cared much about Islam or religion at all.
the mother in the first case should have been sentenced just as much as the father for knowing about the abuse for years, allowing it to happen, discouraging the girls to seek medical help and basically driving them to their death!
Yup! When she said “Now the girls can Rest In Peace” was just a bunch of BS. She knew her daughters were afraid of their father and yet she still let him pick the girls up without any question or concern which inevitably led to their death.
I agree the mother definitely sheltering girls however unless you have lived in a situation like that you would be surprised what people will pretend never happens even if that means blocking out information regarding trauma to your daughters
The mother knew exactly where Yasir was. She still kept in contact with her son. There ain't no way in hell she didnt know the whole time where he hid. I've always kept up with this story with any news that come by because it hits at home. I went to the same school with those girls, I've seen them in the hallways all the time, I've seen there brother and had a small casual convo with a group of us just hangin out for a bit. So it hit all of us at LHS when the news broke about their deaths.
I never thought for one second that the father left TX. I knew he'd be there hiding in plain sight with the full support of his fucked up family. Finally, the FBI figured it out. Total coward...tough enough to murder teenage girls but too soft to face the consequences for it.
Yes, and that statement about rest is full of ignorance. People repeat these words because they listen to other people that do the same thing. A killer being caught has nothing to do with a victims rest.
Finally somebody said it. I've seen some women defending the mother, and it makes my blood boil. I don't care how much abuse that woman went through, she didn't have to bring the girls back to him. She wasn't in any eminent danger, she was far away from him. She made the choice to bring them back to their death. She knew how dangerous he was. She's an idiot. I hope she is reminded everyday that she is at fault too.
Yup she killed them just as much as he did! She definitely knew he was gonna murder them as he'd already said so and that's exactly the reason why they fled the damn state! It's insane that she wasn't even charged with anything! That abused woman excuse only goes so far & she absolutely went way beyond for that to be at all reasonable in any way shape or form!
Maybe you haven't heard of "grooming" but that terrible mother was very well trained to stick by her man no matter what. Abusers do that, whether they are men or women. I would say that the girls even THOUGHT to have American boyfriends was because that terrible mom was shielding them in the best way she knew how. Maybe she took comfort that the evil thing she married couldn't hurt her daughters ever again, so they are probably in a lot more peace, because they grew up in chaos. She gets her share of the blame, but who protected her from marrying that evil thing so young? And why in all the whole wide universe would you blame her for "all this" when so many evil (I am out of words to describe them) outnumbered her and bullied her at every turn? Yes, she did many things wrong, but not the blame rests with her.
@Catherine Reed doesn't matter. As a mother, she is meant to protect them. Once you drag others in on your abuse, you're no longer the victim. I will fight for victims till my dying breath but not for those who not only *allow* their children to be abused and sexually abuse but actively (on multiple occasions) prevent them getting help for themselves. Nope. She's equally as guilty. By your logic, some paedophiles are such because they were groomed and abused. Does that mean we excuse those pedos that went on to abuse more children? Yeah no. They're guilty and deserved to be punished too.
Oh man I jumped up and cheered finding out they finally got the father in the first one! That story always haunted me. So delighted. Pitty they cant throw the mother in prison but hey they got him that's something
I saw this case profiled on "America's Most Wanted" years ago. ꒐'ve always hoped he'd be caught. I can't believe the Mom (Patricia) went back to him...
Patricia Owens says now he girls can rest in peace....bit$# please! She is the one that delivered her girls to their murderer. She should be charged too.
I will never, EVER, understand how the extended family members of a man who s*xually abused and murdered his daughters, let alone those girls' BROTHER AND MOTHER, continually aided and abetted him. They're just as guilty. I'm glad he's rotting.
Just fuming as to why this Mother, after fleeing because she thought the girl's lives were in danger then goes right back to the one man she knew wanted to do it. SMH
When hears about this story long ago I wondered the same. Then I remembered she was married at 15. She was definitely groomed. It's infuriating but I agree she needs to be punished somehow.
Yea this just breaks my 💔 those poor girls never had a chance.. The mom completely brainwashed by a pedofiler she never protected her daughters. Very SAD case. R.I.P beautiful ladies.
@@hella_2350 while I understand your point I hate when an excuse is made. Grooming or not, she had two daughters, and she'd rather be with that man over protecting them. She wasnt married at 15, she was grown, and she stayed in contact with that man and his family after the murders. She was the reason he even had contact with them in order to kill them. She's a demon who wants to act innocent
Yaser is a psychopath, I'm so glad they caught him. I equally blame the mom though, she totally set her daughter up. They had already left, there was no point in going back. Ugh. Anyway, I'm so glad to see cases being solved. With the advancement in technology and familial DNA, hopefully many more cases can be solved.
The Christine Jessop case is “that case” for me, not just because we were exactly the same age and I’m also from Ontario but because my brother was murdered and our two cases were being investigated at the same time by the same police dept (Christine’s case spanned 3 different regional police departments; it’s the Durham regional police I’m referring to). I had something like survivors guilt growing up and as a teenager glued, to this case that kept resurfacing in the news year after year with all the craziness around the wrongful conviction and Guy Paul’s subsequent release. Our family (thank the gods) had answers, justice and a semblance of resolution very quickly through excellent police work while the Jessop and the Morin families continued to suffer through tunnel vision and sheer incompetence of the same Dept. I just couldn’t understand how such different detectives could work in the same team. I am so relieved to see the truth finally come to light but also angry that he wasn’t investigated when good detective work very well may have placed him in the suspect pool early on - they knew it was a dark haired man, they had the right age range from the FBI profile and most critically, they were sure it was someone Christine knew - that she got into the car voluntarily. And I heard that the two families had visited each other just days before her abduction. We had the technology decades ago to identify him and see justice served - that’s how Guy Paul was released, through DNA testing. I understand you can’t DNA test everyone who ever knew Christine but surely they could’ve narrowed the POI pool down enough to make justice a viable outcome before he killed himself. The disgraceful police work on this one runs deep. Check out this fifth estate special for a good summary of the key issues: th-cam.com/video/qqEcCpQgtrg/w-d-xo.html I also asked John Lordan to cover this case and he created a Case Cracked about it the other day, for anyone who’s interested in going down this rabbit hole further. RIP Christine & peace and love to her family. 🕊
@Alexandra Bazán thank you 🙏🏻 I hope Christine’s family has some sense of closure now. That said, I don’t know if knowing makes it’s better or worse seeing as it was a friend who they had welcomed into their home previously and must’ve trusted. That’s got to cut deep. Plus the agony of not being able to have their day in court (with the right perp this time) and him having to face the people whose lives he destroyed. With my brother, it was a stranger who killed him for an almost random reason so in some ways, I think that’s easier (hard to acknowledge that there are psychopathic killers out there and that, sadly, it could happen to any family but easier to target my anguish at someone I didn’t have any love for to start with, if you see what I mean). Ugh, it’s just tough one all around, this case.
I agree with you except for the "love" to her family. I'm an Ontarian, as well, and followed the case. That poor little girl's family wasn't quite right. I am so sorry about your brother and so glad for you that his murder investigation didn't go the way of Christines.
I also live in Ontario and saw this entire thing and I was elated when he was found to be innocent and compensated but it still screwed up the rest of the mans life because their still to this day are haters who believe he is Guilty. That poor bastard went thru hell and yrs in Prison where he went thru hell and they had to keep him segregated due to the crime or else he would have gotten killed in Prison then he never would have gotten to feel Justice and Freedom... Don't get me wrong I feel sorry for the Jessop's but it really PISSED ME OFF when they allowed the Cops to mess with their statements and they changed their statements to help the cops convict an Innocent Man! Also my condolences on your brother you must have and probably still somewhat are living in hell dealing with it.
That's where the term "Cultural Clash" comes in. It basically says that if a Muslim does an "honor killing," which is what happened in the Said case, his family has to help him. It's controversial to us, but it's okay in the Muslim world.
@@joshuabrooks4907 I don't care if it's acceptable in the "Muslim World" - it's not acceptable in the US where this family lived. They broke the laws of the land they lived in & they all should have been punished.
What kind of father can murder his own daughters, and their mother wasn't any better. At least they found the despicable cretin. Those poor girl's blood is on their mother's hands also. May their souls finally be at peace.
@@User-718_ All religions have blood on their hands. No religious institution is innocent. Stifling knowledge, persecuting scientific advancement, the selling of indulgences, the crusades, the schism, the corrupt and deviant church, long ago has the church divorced itself from any legacy of legitimacy.
It was about control. This has nothing to do with his religion or culture (I’m not disputing that honor killings happen- the father was something more common- a sociopath), but the father’s desire to control every aspect of his daughters’ lives. He murdered them for having boyfriends. It’s like a disturbing case of “If I can’t have you, no one can!” He’s like the abusive husband who kills his wife after she finds happiness elsewhere. As for the mother? I’m gonna say she was jealous of the daughters in some weird way, blamed them for her husband’s “attention” to them. Those girls were beautiful and smart. They were wise enough to seek help when being abused and to leave home when suspecting their dad wanted to kill them. The mother definitely was culpable.
Vanessa Garcia Um.. there was no evidence linking her to hiding him out, otherwise they would've done so. I like how you're being so judgmental on her without having any solid proof that she deserves that. Especially rude of you, considering what she was quoted as saying about her daughters after he was caught.
@@Laveticus she is guilty of child neglect and putting a minor in danger. She was well aware of what he had done to them sexually as children. Also he abused the whole family physically. Did you not hear the case? They would be alive if not for her.
I got very angry when the mom in that first case said her daughters could "finally rest in peace". They would be alive if she hadn't driven them back to the man she knew was harming them in the first place
They finally caught that guy that killed his daughters and such a brutal way. I was surprised he was still in the USA, I thought he would have fled back to Egypt.
Yes!! I was so happy to see that animal caught..I still feel like their mother should have never went back..but I guess she's going to live with that decision..
@@grapeshot👍👍👍 I agree with both comments she sent her daughter's back to the monster and they had to pay the ultimate price but let's hope this coward is convicted and sentenced to death to rott in hell R.I.P. SARAH AND AMINA🌷😇🌷😢🌷😇🌷😇😭🌷😇
How anyone can hurt or murder their beloved children is so beyond me. Once these beautiful beings are on the Earth they have a right to live out their lives. Nobody, not even parents have the right to stop their lives. May Hell come upon you
Now they can rest in peace?!? Take some responsibility for your part, you selfish, pitiful excuse for a mother. If not for her convincing her daughters to return to danger, they would most likely be alive today.
I'm glad to hear that Christine's murderer was found, its upsetting that the murder was committed by a family friend. I'm glad something good happened in 2020, I hope the family can have some peace now. 😌🇨🇦
Man this channel got me through trade school what will i do without you makes me want to pursue in Criminal Justice but all these cases are terrifying.
😢🌷😭Poor christine jessup it took years to finally identify her killer but he took the cowards way out by suicide absolutely heartbreaking and sad R.I.P. CHRISTINE JESSUP😢🌷😭🌷😭😇🌷
The mother in the first story failed her kids. She is a horrible mother. I remember watching an interview of hers, she had a total lack of accountability.
thank you for doing these updates!!! they mean a lot! so many cases that i hear i never get a resolution for and it gets so upsetting, knowing their still ongoing gives me so much hope
Poor kid was named Islam for crying out loud..literally giving Muslims a bad name daily. Imagine if every Muslim became a child of God.. we would know peace
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In #3, the family didn't go to a dentist appointment. The mother was visiting her husband in jail and didn't want to bring their young daughter Christine, so she only brought her son. Christine was upset because she wanted to show her father that she learned to play the recorder. The mother was also bullied into changing her story so that the timeline allowed for the neighbor to be a possible suspect.
We only have those corrections because someone involved in the case contacted him. Who knows how much less-than-credible information he's been relying on. Maybe he should start citing.
Its hard telling where the mix up lies. Heck anymore can you really say a site is credible? Also bare in mind this is a close family member who contacted him. I somewhat remember the story but I can't figure out what was missing. The main thing is he owned up to the mistake and corrected it
@@Watkins106 Are the facts he is relaying duplicated in multiple reputable, known sources for information on true crime? Or are we talking casual bloggers? There are journalists that specialize in the stuff. Does he talk to family members or witnesses? Try to track down original source material? Read trial documents? Search newspaper archives for the original reporting and follow the trail of articles? Yes, he owned up one time because someone alerted him. Good for him. And yes, there are ways to know what is real and what is false online, it just takes patience and work.
Sarah and Aminas mother is a horrid woman. Yes, she herself was a victim of Yassir, but that doesn't excuse what she did. Amazon Prime has a fantastic documentary about this case, highly recommend. I think it's called the price of honor
@24:43 Christine's father, Bob, was NOT "on a business trip in California". He was in prison on misappropriation of funds charges, and his wife and son had gone to visit him before son's dental appointment. The Jessops told almost no one where Bob actually was because they were trying to hide it. Christine's brother Kenney said the Hoovers were among the very few people who knew that Bob was in prison and that Christine was going to be home alone that day while Kenney and mom Janet went to visit Bob.
I watched a DOC about the 1st case twice, and let me tell you....I had never been more enraged about a doc until I saw the Gabriel Fernandez one YEARS later. Patricia can kiss my whole patootie. I dont care how scared you are, you NEVER EVER put your daughters in danger, period. In the doc, she admitted she was dating Yasser's brother, and ended up with Yasser and only married him to get out of her house. I dont condone violence, but Patricia deserved what she got. Period. Update: -On January 21, 2021, Islam pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to conceal a person from arrest, one count of concealing a person from arrest, and one count of conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding. He is awaiting sentencing and faces up to 30 years in prison. - Yaser was indicted on capital murder charges, making him eligible for the death penalty. -On January 19, 2021, Islam pleaded guilty to harboring a fugitive, conspiring to harbor a fugitive, and one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice. His sentencing date is June 4th, 2021 -According to his defense, Yassein Abdulfatah Said (the uncle) was unaware that Yaser had been a fugitive and did not know that he killed the girls. He claimed that he hated Yaser for what he did and that he would have never helped him if he knew what happened. Amina's boyfriend, remains heartbroken and hasn't moved on. He's referred to Amina as his soulmate As well. He remains hopeful that they will get justice.
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@Cynical Afflictional I don't remember why said as long as didn't break my deck. I think they said something about only wanting to search from the deck out or something. Hell they used one those things that can show odd depressions I would be out there busting my boards. Everyone deserves to lay their love ones to rest.
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Thank you Criminally Listed for the work that you do to bring these terrible hidden crimes to the surface and to encourage officials to reopen cases long gone cold. Your efforts are not in vain.
Sarah and Amina were one of the first cases I ever heard of and got interested in. I cried when I saw they caught Yaser. IMO, Patricia should be in jail as well, so justice is not fully served, but their killer HAS been caught. May Sarah and Amina find some sort of peace.
The last case is a typical example of how tunnel vision without concrete evidence regarding a suspect, can end up wrongfully convicted. The fact that Kelvin Hoover was mentioned to a police didn't follow up is inexcusable.
I am from a Muslim family but thankfully my parents are also westernised and are not like yessir or whatever his name was. I won’t be like that when I have my own children
never use the time tags given as they never are exact and sometimes not even close. shabby really. An example is SABRINA LONG it doesn't start at 7 min is it actually starts at 11:45
@@bcvids9 Not quite. His parents allowed him to drop out of school and didn't do anything about his learning disabilities and mental health issues. Letting your children do whatever they want is neglectful. He was also exposed to violence at a young age (there is a photo of him when he was a year old, holding a gun). As a parent, you're supposed to set a good example for your children and teach them right from wrong. His parents failed him as well. Islam (the son) needs to be punished for his role in this, but his parents are largely to blame for how he turned out.
Ken Jessop Sr was in jail and the cover story was that he was in California on a business trip. Queensville was a very small town and the family did not want that fact gossiped about. Calvin Hooper was a friend and so was his first wife; both of them had worked with Ken Sr at one time. Hooper also knew, through his wife, that Ken Sr was in jail. Christine was upset that day because she wanted to visit her father in jail but was too young. Mom and young Ken did go to the dentist, but it was not said that they too went to the jail for a visit afterwards but they could have. Since Hooper knew that , and that Christine would be home alone for a period of time, he abducted her. It was noted that a car had been parked outside the house. How to get her into the car? Why a trip to go see her father. Christine loved her bike and always took good care of it. To find it on it's side in the driveway was not normal. She also had a pet beagle that she would of taken outside after she got in the house. Her jacket that she wore that day was oddly hung up on a peg too high for her to reach. Perhaps an indication that this was done by Hooper. Since the case began in York Region and her body was found in Durham Region, police totally botched this case. Her remains were found and no security was really provided. They removed her remains hastily as a huge snow storm was coming in that night. Cops even smoked at the scene and left their cigarette butts on the crime scene! I've read the complete forensics report that was released years later. It is horrifying as to just how screwed up this case became and how evidence became contaminated. Pinning the Murder on Guy (pronounced Gee) Paul mostly was done because the police used a high profile detective and ran with the murderer's mock up profile he created. Although police said her body had been there the whole time , there is no way this was true due to the fact that in the report she had certain microscopic pond amoeba in her body. Hooper at one point submerged her body in water. There are a lot of marshy areas around Sunderland. I talked to the original Police Chief that handled the BTK Killer case. I laid out all the facts that I could and even he was confounded and shocked by this murder. Christine had her recorder with her that day...it has never been found. I lived for 23 years in Ontario and all during the search for Christine. Later I actually lived north of where her remains were found and I did have a job in the little town of Sunderland where they were found. I'd like to know just how Hooper knew about that remote and very rural property. I'm glad the identity of the killer was found. My heart has always hurt for her Mother and brother. The Jessop parents ended up divorcing.
The first story, John Walsh was after that guy for years. I'm glad they took him down. He was in Texas all this time!!! It took this long for someone to identify him? 🤔
I'm so happy they found Yasar. Patricia, the mother kind of pissed me off in this story also. She took the daughters back knowing how dangerous the father was. He had threatened to kill them on multiple occasions.
How Patricia wasn't charged as at least an accomplice/accessory is ridiculous. A nice big "f*ck you!" to the new owner of the house in the second story. Also, the cops for not pushing said owner harder... Should have pretended that they were going after a guy with multiple alibis and whose timeline precluded him from being anywhere near the scene like the poor guy in the third story.
Your statement that Christine Jessop’s father was “on a business trip to California” on the day of her disappearance is contradicted by NUMEROUS other sources that state he was in jail on that day. Her mom and brother went to visit him in jail that day and Christine did not because her mother thought she was too young.
So happy to hear that Yasir was finally arrested. I thought for sure he had returned to Egypt. And the mother should be ashamed of herself for ever taking the girls back to him, especially after all the abuse they had endured!
Agree. They still don’t know what happened because the guy responsible killed himself. The ugly mcswain girl was arrested too. You would think she knew something. Never believed she didn’t go to his home. Poor girl didn’t stand a chance.
So the FBI didn't think to stake out the apartment while waiting for the warrant? As if a person who is wanted and has been on the run for 9 years is just going to sit there wait to be caught....
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"now they can be resting in peace" they could be married and have a beautiful life rn if u would have left the dad like u needed to when they said he was touching them. hope she gets put into jail aswell
I saw the interview with the wife trying to explain how she didn’t think her husband would do anything, he promised. She brought them home, knowing, they’d be killed!! Horrible
Grew up with a mom EXACTLY like Patricia. He could do no wrong, it always my fault. I begged her not to go back to him. When she brought him to our apartment that we’d secretly rented to get away from him, I moved out. Luckily I was about to be18. Packed my shit and left that same night while she was in the shower. I never looked back and I live in a different state now. I’m so sad Amina and Sara’s lives were plagued by torture brought on to them by people who were supposed to protect them. I’m so sad they were never able to be happy independent women with families and free will. I truly hope they’re free now and I hope he gets what’s coming to him soon
i’m glad you’re safe
You’re a super strong woman, and I hope at some point your mother realizes how awful it is to desert her own child the way your mom did! (Letting him in is deserting you essentially)!
Hope that you're doing well now! It takes an amazingly strong person to cut ties like that.
I’m so sorry for you and all the other children that are victims of their Mom’s selfish and negligent decisions. Yet people will excuse these mom’s claiming THEY are victims too. These women like your mom are grown adults and can make the tough decisions that puts their children first, and they don’t. Children have no say and are truly innocent victims.
Good for you, I feel sad that you had to leave like that. My mom had many, many men in and out of our house. She never protected me...I was abused by the men or the family if the men. I would go to my grandma's or aunt's house as a child to get safety and peace of mind. It's definitely not a great way to start out life. You are a strong woman.
So many people failed those girls in the first story. And that brother ughhh disgusting.
He was feed with all types of negativity
He was named Islam.. what do you expect? 100% he honoured the killing of his sisters
@@User-718_ you do know Christians and Jews do bad things too right? Quit being a xenophobic bigot
@@User-718_ after checking your comments on this video you’re just a racist piece of shit . Maybe you should quit being a miserable cretin and worry about your own life
@@User-718_ they celebrated christmas and the dude was sexually abusing his kids. I don't think he or his son cared much about Islam or religion at all.
the mother in the first case should have been sentenced just as much as the father for knowing about the abuse for years, allowing it to happen, discouraging the girls to seek medical help and basically driving them to their death!
If knowing about abuse is the same as abuse, then there's no additional punishment for joining in on abuse
@no peace what?
@@no_peace Wait what?
I agree!!!
The mom in the first case was just as guilty. She failed her daughters.
She started out by failing herself, dropping out of school and giving herself no opportunities. But maybe her IQ was low.
Yup! When she said “Now the girls can Rest In Peace” was just a bunch of BS. She knew her daughters were afraid of their father and yet she still let him pick the girls up without any question or concern which inevitably led to their death.
I agree the mother definitely sheltering girls however unless you have lived in a situation like that you would be surprised what people will pretend never happens even if that means blocking out information regarding trauma to your daughters
she was groomed, manipulated and abused by that man. she couldn't just run off. if you never been in that situation you can't really judge her
@@Thejulieta99 thats a shitty excuse. To a real parent their children are everything
The mother knew exactly where Yasir was. She still kept in contact with her son. There ain't no way in hell she didnt know the whole time where he hid.
I've always kept up with this story with any news that come by because it hits at home. I went to the same school with those girls, I've seen them in the hallways all the time, I've seen there brother and had a small casual convo with a group of us just hangin out for a bit. So it hit all of us at LHS when the news broke about their deaths.
I never thought for one second that the father left TX. I knew he'd be there hiding in plain sight with the full support of his fucked up family. Finally, the FBI figured it out. Total coward...tough enough to murder teenage girls but too soft to face the consequences for it.
"Now the girls can truly rest in peace". Uh no ma'am. You need to be in prison too in order for that statement to be even remotely true.
You forgot the 'amen' Steph! I remember seeing this case on the ID channel and calling their mother a dumb bitxh.
Yes, and that statement about rest is full of ignorance. People repeat these words because they listen to other people that do the same thing. A killer being caught has nothing to do with a victims rest.
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Absolutely
Finally somebody said it. I've seen some women defending the mother, and it makes my blood boil. I don't care how much abuse that woman went through, she didn't have to bring the girls back to him. She wasn't in any eminent danger, she was far away from him. She made the choice to bring them back to their death. She knew how dangerous he was. She's an idiot. I hope she is reminded everyday that she is at fault too.
God the mother in the first story has no right to say they are now resting in peace. She is at fault for all this!
Yup she killed them just as much as he did! She definitely knew he was gonna murder them as he'd already said so and that's exactly the reason why they fled the damn state! It's insane that she wasn't even charged with anything! That abused woman excuse only goes so far & she absolutely went way beyond for that to be at all reasonable in any way shape or form!
Maybe you haven't heard of "grooming" but that terrible mother was very well trained to stick by her man no matter what. Abusers do that, whether they are men or women. I would say that the girls even THOUGHT to have American boyfriends was because that terrible mom was shielding them in the best way she knew how. Maybe she took comfort that the evil thing she married couldn't hurt her daughters ever again, so they are probably in a lot more peace, because they grew up in chaos. She gets her share of the blame, but who protected her from marrying that evil thing so young? And why in all the whole wide universe would you blame her for "all this" when so many evil (I am out of words to describe them) outnumbered her and bullied her at every turn? Yes, she did many things wrong, but not the blame rests with her.
No the real person at fault for the girls murder is the father but yes the mother was negligent!
@Catherine Reed doesn't matter. As a mother, she is meant to protect them. Once you drag others in on your abuse, you're no longer the victim. I will fight for victims till my dying breath but not for those who not only *allow* their children to be abused and sexually abuse but actively (on multiple occasions) prevent them getting help for themselves. Nope. She's equally as guilty. By your logic, some paedophiles are such because they were groomed and abused. Does that mean we excuse those pedos that went on to abuse more children? Yeah no. They're guilty and deserved to be punished too.
i was so happy when i found out Yaser had been found... like a lot of others i assumed he left the US and would never be found again.
I'm so glad he finally was found i thought he never would be found
Same, what a real pos. Finally some sense of justice for those poor girls.
such a POS petifile person I am happy his beautiful daughters got their justice. the mother really let them down
I lived down the street from where he was living for years..I never knew how close he was
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Oh man I jumped up and cheered finding out they finally got the father in the first one! That story always haunted me. So delighted. Pitty they cant throw the mother in prison but hey they got him that's something
I jumped as high as my arthritic limbs let me. And I did some air punches too! YIPPEE! Bastards both of the parents.
Same- I was so sad for them and thought of them often!
Shame on the son and his family as well!
same! he and mom should be in jail
Yes!!!
It's horrifying how Yasser was enabled by his family to hurt his children, murder them, and then evade justice for so long. I'm happy he was caught
I saw this case profiled on "America's Most Wanted" years ago. ꒐'ve always hoped he'd be caught. I can't believe the Mom (Patricia) went back to him...
I was so happy to see this video AND then to hear he was caught in the first story. I hate that scumbag.
In the Islamic religion he is an honoured man for the killing of his daughters. He is considered as a ‘hero’
@@User-718_ Exactly. Very few people understand this.
@@adulthumanfemale8666 I had grown up in the Middle East and saw it first hand
Patricia Owens says now he girls can rest in peace....bit$# please! She is the one that delivered her girls to their murderer. She should be charged too.
I will never, EVER, understand how the extended family members of a man who s*xually abused and murdered his daughters, let alone those girls' BROTHER AND MOTHER, continually aided and abetted him. They're just as guilty. I'm glad he's rotting.
The whole family is full of psychos
Just fuming as to why this Mother, after fleeing because she thought the girl's lives were in danger then goes right back to the one man she knew wanted to do it. SMH
Who also sexually assaulted them.
So many redeemable qualities...
When hears about this story long ago I wondered the same. Then I remembered she was married at 15. She was definitely groomed. It's infuriating but I agree she needs to be punished somehow.
Yea this just breaks my 💔 those poor girls never had a chance.. The mom completely brainwashed by a pedofiler she never protected her daughters. Very SAD case. R.I.P beautiful ladies.
@@hella_2350 I think the knowledge that she enabled him to kill their daughters is punishment worse than anybody else can inflict.
@@hella_2350 while I understand your point I hate when an excuse is made. Grooming or not, she had two daughters, and she'd rather be with that man over protecting them. She wasnt married at 15, she was grown, and she stayed in contact with that man and his family after the murders. She was the reason he even had contact with them in order to kill them. She's a demon who wants to act innocent
Yaser is a psychopath, I'm so glad they caught him. I equally blame the mom though, she totally set her daughter up. They had already left, there was no point in going back. Ugh. Anyway, I'm so glad to see cases being solved. With the advancement in technology and familial DNA, hopefully many more cases can be solved.
I love that this channel gives updates on cases such as these.
First story, lock the mama up too.
The Christine Jessop case is “that case” for me, not just because we were exactly the same age and I’m also from Ontario but because my brother was murdered and our two cases were being investigated at the same time by the same police dept (Christine’s case spanned 3 different regional police departments; it’s the Durham regional police I’m referring to).
I had something like survivors guilt growing up and as a teenager glued, to this case that kept resurfacing in the news year after year with all the craziness around the wrongful conviction and Guy Paul’s subsequent release. Our family (thank the gods) had answers, justice and a semblance of resolution very quickly through excellent police work while the Jessop and the Morin families continued to suffer through tunnel vision and sheer incompetence of the same Dept. I just couldn’t understand how such different detectives could work in the same team.
I am so relieved to see the truth finally come to light but also angry that he wasn’t investigated when good detective work very well may have placed him in the suspect pool early on - they knew it was a dark haired man, they had the right age range from the FBI profile and most critically, they were sure it was someone Christine knew - that she got into the car voluntarily. And I heard that the two families had visited each other just days before her abduction.
We had the technology decades ago to identify him and see justice served - that’s how Guy Paul was released, through DNA testing. I understand you can’t DNA test everyone who ever knew Christine but surely they could’ve narrowed the POI pool down enough to make justice a viable outcome before he killed himself.
The disgraceful police work on this one runs deep. Check out this fifth estate special for a good summary of the key issues:
th-cam.com/video/qqEcCpQgtrg/w-d-xo.html
I also asked John Lordan to cover this case and he created a Case Cracked about it the other day, for anyone who’s interested in going down this rabbit hole further.
RIP Christine & peace and love to her family. 🕊
@Alexandra Bazán thank you 🙏🏻
I hope Christine’s family has some sense of closure now. That said, I don’t know if knowing makes it’s better or worse seeing as it was a friend who they had welcomed into their home previously and must’ve trusted. That’s got to cut deep. Plus the agony of not being able to have their day in court (with the right perp this time) and him having to face the people whose lives he destroyed.
With my brother, it was a stranger who killed him for an almost random reason so in some ways, I think that’s easier (hard to acknowledge that there are psychopathic killers out there and that, sadly, it could happen to any family but easier to target my anguish at someone I didn’t have any love for to start with, if you see what I mean). Ugh, it’s just tough one all around, this case.
I agree with you except for the "love" to her family. I'm an Ontarian, as well, and followed the case. That poor little girl's family wasn't quite right. I am so sorry about your brother and so glad for you that his murder investigation didn't go the way of Christines.
I also live in Ontario and saw this entire thing and I was elated when he was found to be innocent and compensated but it still screwed up the rest of the mans life because their still to this day are haters who believe he is Guilty. That poor bastard went thru hell and yrs in Prison where he went thru hell and they had to keep him segregated due to the crime or else he would have gotten killed in Prison then he never would have gotten to feel Justice and Freedom... Don't get me wrong I feel sorry for the Jessop's but it really PISSED ME OFF when they allowed the Cops to mess with their statements and they changed their statements to help the cops convict an Innocent Man!
Also my condolences on your brother you must have and probably still somewhat are living in hell dealing with it.
That first guy’s whole family should have been locked up for aiding & abetting.
That's where the term "Cultural Clash" comes in. It basically says that if a Muslim does an "honor killing," which is what happened in the Said case, his family has to help him. It's controversial to us, but it's okay in the Muslim world.
@@joshuabrooks4907 I don't care if it's acceptable in the "Muslim World" - it's not acceptable in the US where this family lived. They broke the laws of the land they lived in & they all should have been punished.
@@JRoGo Texas has to be careful here...
There’s a special place in hell for mothers who defend the abuser instead of the children.
Also in prison: I wish that the father will be put with the general population.
What kind of father can murder his own daughters, and their mother wasn't any better. At least they found the despicable cretin. Those poor girl's blood is on their mother's hands also. May their souls finally be at peace.
This kind of behaviour is very common in the Middle East. ‘Honour’ killings is legal in the Middle East.. Especially Sunni countries.
Abortion is a legal way of killing your kids! Glad you see how sadistic people can be & why life is so precious
@@User-718_ All religions have blood on their hands. No religious institution is innocent. Stifling knowledge, persecuting scientific advancement, the selling of indulgences, the crusades, the schism, the corrupt and deviant church, long ago has the church divorced itself from any legacy of legitimacy.
@Anonymous There can be no peace in religion.
It was about control. This has nothing to do with his religion or culture (I’m not disputing that honor killings happen- the father was something more common- a sociopath), but the father’s desire to control every aspect of his daughters’ lives. He murdered them for having boyfriends. It’s like a disturbing case of “If I can’t have you, no one can!” He’s like the abusive husband who kills his wife after she finds happiness elsewhere. As for the mother? I’m gonna say she was jealous of the daughters in some weird way, blamed them for her husband’s “attention” to them. Those girls were beautiful and smart. They were wise enough to seek help when being abused and to leave home when suspecting their dad wanted to kill them. The mother definitely was culpable.
In the first story the mom needs to be arrested too.
Absolutely true!
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Um.. there was no evidence linking her to hiding him out, otherwise they would've done so. I like how you're being so judgmental on her without having any solid proof that she deserves that. Especially rude of you, considering what she was quoted as saying about her daughters after he was caught.
@@Laveticus she is guilty of child neglect and putting a minor in danger. She was well aware of what he had done to them sexually as children. Also he abused the whole family physically. Did you not hear the case? They would be alive if not for her.
I agree. She basically set them up.
I got very angry when the mom in that first case said her daughters could "finally rest in peace". They would be alive if she hadn't driven them back to the man she knew was harming them in the first place
Always great to see some sort of advancement or progress. Luckily this channel brings updates 👍
That mother killer her two daughters just as much as he did. "now they can rest in peace" 🙄
Patricia needs to be in Prison
They finally caught that guy that killed his daughters and such a brutal way. I was surprised he was still in the USA, I thought he would have fled back to Egypt.
Yes!! I was so happy to see that animal caught..I still feel like their mother should have never went back..but I guess she's going to live with that decision..
@@sefarinatabor9329 yeah the mom should be punished also since she basically spent her daughter's back into the lion's den.
@@grapeshot👍👍👍 I agree with both comments she sent her daughter's back to the monster and they had to pay the ultimate price but let's hope this coward is convicted and sentenced to death to rott in hell R.I.P. SARAH AND AMINA🌷😇🌷😢🌷😇🌷😇😭🌷😇
It sounds like the grandparents were supportive but, the shitty mom chose a monster over her own daughters.
The mother and son holy both be locked up!
How anyone can hurt or murder their beloved children is so beyond me. Once these beautiful beings are on the Earth they have a right to live out their lives. Nobody, not even parents have the right to stop their lives. May Hell come upon you
"Traditions" from the bronze age, somehow.
"Culturally enriching diversity" somehow.
"Be tolerant" somehow.
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@@nozoto and what's your excuse for white men who abuse their children?? Racist much???
@@nozoto There is nothing tolerable about someone hurting a child
@@bcvids9 why men? People hurt their children. Like the fat white mother in this story.
Their head is filled with some other thing.
Now they can rest in peace?!? Take some responsibility for your part, you selfish, pitiful excuse for a mother. If not for her convincing her daughters to return to danger, they would most likely be alive today.
I agree with you 100%.
Wow the mother on the first case i can't freaking believe her
The mom in the first story should have been charged. The amount of neglect is ridiculous.
I'm glad to hear that Christine's murderer was found, its upsetting that the murder was committed by a family friend. I'm glad something good happened in 2020, I hope the family can have some peace now. 😌🇨🇦
Man this channel got me through trade school what will i do without you makes me want to pursue in Criminal Justice but all these cases are terrifying.
Zero surprise that Lloyd guy was involved with Melissa’s death. He lied right off the bat. Too bad the cops didn’t pressure him more.
Sabrina ?
I thought for sure Yaser would be in hiding for the rest of his life. So glad he was found. RIP to his poor girls.
😢🌷😭Poor christine jessup it took years to finally identify her killer but he took the cowards way out by suicide absolutely heartbreaking and sad R.I.P. CHRISTINE JESSUP😢🌷😭🌷😭😇🌷
The mother in the first story failed her kids. She is a horrible mother. I remember watching an interview of hers, she had a total lack of accountability.
The first update really made my day. That one always bothered me. Thanks!
So many people just don’t deserve to raise children.
Its like 8 outta ten bruh
Amen to that!
so many people don't even deserve to have them period!
Unfortunately, anyone can have a child
thank you for doing these updates!!! they mean a lot! so many cases that i hear i never get a resolution for and it gets so upsetting, knowing their still ongoing gives me so much hope
Lock up the son too for harboring a fugitive.
He was. Both the son and his uncle, were/are locked up.
Poor kid was named Islam for crying out loud..literally giving Muslims a bad name daily. Imagine if every Muslim became a child of God.. we would know peace
I hope the two inmates that lied in their testimony against Guy Paul got shanked in jail.
AWESOME! Caught it in the first 3 minutes of uploading 🤙
Also, love my Ridge Wallet. So glad I took a chance and grabbed one (with your code) a few months ago when you first got the sponsorship! Absolutely stellar quality.
In #3, the family didn't go to a dentist appointment. The mother was visiting her husband in jail and didn't want to bring their young daughter Christine, so she only brought her son. Christine was upset because she wanted to show her father that she learned to play the recorder. The mother was also bullied into changing her story so that the timeline allowed for the neighbor to be a possible suspect.
Hiding in my attic room, watching this video. My only moment of calmness all day. Thanks for keeping us updated!
So happy Yaser, his son and his brother are all behind bars where they belong.
This makes my evening.
I know right
@Kayla Rae Colgan..... That's what she said!
Unfortunately mine too
@Makeup Fiend so do you apparently because you're here too 🙄
Watching this at work, against the rules, because how am i supposed to wait till i get home when ive already waited this long!?🤣
Hope you're not a bus driver.
@@Martial-Mat lmao no. Gas station attendant
@@annefrankenstein9290 lol! Funny, I kind of guessed that job!
As always fantastic job. At least you had a family member contact you and help you set the record straight.
Very cool he took the correction to heart! Great channel
@@okaycola2 Dude is serious about his content and wants to put truth out there
We only have those corrections because someone involved in the case contacted him. Who knows how much less-than-credible information he's been relying on. Maybe he should start citing.
Its hard telling where the mix up lies. Heck anymore can you really say a site is credible? Also bare in mind this is a close family member who contacted him. I somewhat remember the story but I can't figure out what was missing. The main thing is he owned up to the mistake and corrected it
@@Watkins106 Are the facts he is relaying duplicated in multiple reputable, known sources for information on true crime? Or are we talking casual bloggers? There are journalists that specialize in the stuff. Does he talk to family members or witnesses? Try to track down original source material? Read trial documents? Search newspaper archives for the original reporting and follow the trail of articles? Yes, he owned up one time because someone alerted him. Good for him. And yes, there are ways to know what is real and what is false online, it just takes patience and work.
Sarah and Aminas mother is a horrid woman. Yes, she herself was a victim of Yassir, but that doesn't excuse what she did. Amazon Prime has a fantastic documentary about this case, highly recommend. I think it's called the price of honor
Do you know the name of the documentary?
@@sgussy The Price Of Honor. It's on youtube.
Love the most to hear about new developments or cold cases finding a resolution!
@24:43 Christine's father, Bob, was NOT "on a business trip in California". He was in prison on misappropriation of funds charges, and his wife and son had gone to visit him before son's dental appointment. The Jessops told almost no one where Bob actually was because they were trying to hide it. Christine's brother Kenney said the Hoovers were among the very few people who knew that Bob was in prison and that Christine was going to be home alone that day while Kenney and mom Janet went to visit Bob.
I watched a DOC about the 1st case twice, and let me tell you....I had never been more enraged about a doc until I saw the Gabriel Fernandez one YEARS later. Patricia can kiss my whole patootie. I dont care how scared you are, you NEVER EVER put your daughters in danger, period. In the doc, she admitted she was dating Yasser's brother, and ended up with Yasser and only married him to get out of her house. I dont condone violence, but Patricia deserved what she got. Period.
Update: -On January 21, 2021, Islam pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to conceal a person from arrest, one count of concealing a person from arrest, and one count of conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding. He is awaiting sentencing and faces up to 30 years in prison.
- Yaser was indicted on capital murder charges, making him eligible for the death penalty.
-On January 19, 2021, Islam pleaded guilty to harboring a fugitive, conspiring to harbor a fugitive, and one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice. His sentencing date is June 4th, 2021
-According to his defense, Yassein Abdulfatah Said (the uncle) was unaware that Yaser had been a fugitive and did not know that he killed the girls. He claimed that he hated Yaser for what he did and that he would have never helped him if he knew what happened.
Amina's boyfriend, remains heartbroken and hasn't moved on. He's referred to Amina as his soulmate As well. He remains hopeful that they will get justice.
The intro woke up my cat. I am not safe
Wouldn't want to interrupt the 47th nap of the day 😂
Lol
Wow, you do such quality content, and so often. 👏 love it. Still with your new podcast and Chapter Dark your still able to produce amazing content all around. I've been listening to you for years now, since beginning. Your still my favorite , and thank you
How can you deny a family searching for answers. As long as they didn’t break my deck I would have let them dig! It’s just dirt
@Cynical Afflictional I don't remember why said as long as didn't break my deck. I think they said something about only wanting to search from the deck out or something. Hell they used one those things that can show odd depressions I would be out there busting my boards. Everyone deserves to lay their love ones to rest.
@@Watkins106 agree. Heartless people. Who would want a dead body under their deck too. Says a lot about them.
i stopped watching you entirely for a few months so i could stock up and binge again 😎
I love your channel. I can't stop listening. I listen you, The Crime Reel, Brief Case, and Death Row Executions. Excellent programming. Cases are told in great detail.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
On the last guy my subtitles keeps calling him "he paul" "gee paul" "key paul" "ghee paul" so ima just call him "meatball"
Guy Paul.. He's french Canadian so it's pronounced "Gee" (like key)
😂🤣😂🤣😂
Lol same!! I thought I was having a stroke. Every time I thought I figured it out, he it changed slightly 😆
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I got gay paul🤣
It's good to see you update cold cases that you have previously mentioned. Props to you
Weed and criminally listed my favorite combo
Me too lol 😆
Sames lol
Cannabis and Criminally Listed is the better combo.
I'm so glad the 1st story dude wa caught
the fact Sabrina's sister contacted you shows how amazing and significant your channel is! keep up the good work ♥
Thank you Criminally Listed for the work that you do to bring these terrible hidden crimes to the surface and to encourage officials to reopen cases long gone cold. Your efforts are not in vain.
Hoover was a neighbour of the Jessops at the time. He even knew they family was leaving christine alone at home.
I have been waiting for a 'update on previous cases of CL videos' video. So happy that this case were solved, particularly the first case.
Great news. I love when these monsters get theirs.
I'm blown away by Yasser's family....he killed his daughters, WHY would you help hide his ass?!
Sarah and Amina were one of the first cases I ever heard of and got interested in. I cried when I saw they caught Yaser. IMO, Patricia should be in jail as well, so justice is not fully served, but their killer HAS been caught. May Sarah and Amina find some sort of peace.
The two murderers in the Sabrina Long case are terrifying. They just kept silent for over 20 years.
I thought for sure Yaser , along with his male relatives, moved to Egypt years ago.
I am surprised that he didn’t move back to Egypt.. He would be looked at as a hero there.
The last case is a typical example of how tunnel vision without concrete evidence regarding a suspect, can end up wrongfully convicted. The fact that Kelvin Hoover was mentioned to a police didn't follow up is inexcusable.
I am from a Muslim family but thankfully my parents are also westernised and are not like yessir or whatever his name was. I won’t be like that when I have my own children
I can’t believe they ruined that mans life accusing him of murdering that child. Glad justice was served in the end.
They finally got that bastard Yassir! I have been following that case since it occurred.
never use the time tags given as they never are exact and sometimes not even close. shabby really. An example is SABRINA LONG it doesn't start at 7 min is it actually starts at 11:45
Finally, justice for Sarah and Amina. That man was pure evil, taking the light of out of these beautiful girls😔 may he ROT in a place worse than hell.
Where tf was the son in the first story the whole time.
He was treated like a little prince who could do no wrong.
@@bcvids9 Not quite. His parents allowed him to drop out of school and didn't do anything about his learning disabilities and mental health issues. Letting your children do whatever they want is neglectful. He was also exposed to violence at a young age (there is a photo of him when he was a year old, holding a gun). As a parent, you're supposed to set a good example for your children and teach them right from wrong. His parents failed him as well. Islam (the son) needs to be punished for his role in this, but his parents are largely to blame for how he turned out.
I'm so glad Yasser was caught. From when I first heard about the case it really stuck with me and really disturbed me
These are my ALL TIME FAVORITE videos! I love follow ups! Awesome job!!
Alright my dude with the most infectious voice is back with another one!
Ken Jessop Sr was in jail and the cover story was that he was in California on a business trip. Queensville was a very small town and the family did not want that fact gossiped about. Calvin Hooper was a friend and so was his first wife; both of them had worked with Ken Sr at one time. Hooper also knew, through his wife, that Ken Sr was in jail. Christine was upset that day because she wanted to visit her father in jail but was too young. Mom and young Ken did go to the dentist, but it was not said that they too went to the jail for a visit afterwards but they could have. Since Hooper knew that , and that Christine would be home alone for a period of time, he abducted her. It was noted that a car had been parked outside the house. How to get her into the car? Why a trip to go see her father. Christine loved her bike and always took good care of it. To find it on it's side in the driveway was not normal. She also had a pet beagle that she would of taken outside after she got in the house. Her jacket that she wore that day was oddly hung up on a peg too high for her to reach. Perhaps an indication that this was done by Hooper. Since the case began in York Region and her body was found in Durham Region, police totally botched this case. Her remains were found and no security was really provided. They removed her remains hastily as a huge snow storm was coming in that night. Cops even smoked at the scene and left their cigarette butts on the crime scene! I've read the complete forensics report that was released years later. It is horrifying as to just how screwed up this case became and how evidence became contaminated. Pinning the Murder on Guy (pronounced Gee) Paul mostly was done because the police used a high profile detective and ran with the murderer's mock up profile he created. Although police said her body had been there the whole time , there is no way this was true due to the fact that in the report she had certain microscopic pond amoeba in her body. Hooper at one point submerged her body in water. There are a lot of marshy areas around Sunderland. I talked to the original Police Chief that handled the BTK Killer case. I laid out all the facts that I could and even he was confounded and shocked by this murder. Christine had her recorder with her that day...it has never been found. I lived for 23 years in Ontario and all during the search for Christine. Later I actually lived north of where her remains were found and I did have a job in the little town of Sunderland where they were found. I'd like to know just how Hooper knew about that remote and very rural property. I'm glad the identity of the killer was found. My heart has always hurt for her Mother and brother. The Jessop parents ended up divorcing.
The first story, John Walsh was after that guy for years. I'm glad they took him down. He was in Texas all this time!!! It took this long for someone to identify him? 🤔
❤ John Walsh is an American Hero
I'm so happy they found Yasar. Patricia, the mother kind of pissed me off in this story also. She took the daughters back knowing how dangerous the father was. He had threatened to kill them on multiple occasions.
How Patricia wasn't charged as at least an accomplice/accessory is ridiculous.
A nice big "f*ck you!" to the new owner of the house in the second story. Also, the cops for not pushing said owner harder... Should have pretended that they were going after a guy with multiple alibis and whose timeline precluded him from being anywhere near the scene like the poor guy in the third story.
Criminally Listed you are doing amazing work, keep it up and much love.
A day off! A bud light! And CL!💯👍
This is my favorite channel,
I was wondering when another update was gonna come, especially after hearing about Said.
Your statement that Christine Jessop’s father was “on a business trip to California” on the day of her disappearance is contradicted by NUMEROUS other sources that state he was in jail on that day. Her mom and brother went to visit him in jail that day and Christine did not because her mother thought she was too young.
So happy to hear that Yasir was finally arrested. I thought for sure he had returned to Egypt. And the mother should be ashamed of herself for ever taking the girls back to him, especially after all the abuse they had endured!
Got murdered after working a double shift... Why does life have to be like this. I’m so sorry Sabrina. She was so beautiful.
Agree. They still don’t know what happened because the guy responsible killed himself. The ugly mcswain girl was arrested too. You would think she knew something. Never believed she didn’t go to his home. Poor girl didn’t stand a chance.
Just Listening to the intro music brings me happiness. Thank you for the incredible videos, Criminally Listed!
So the FBI didn't think to stake out the apartment while waiting for the warrant? As if a person who is wanted and has been on the run for 9 years is just going to sit there wait to be caught....
I am absolutely freaking out. This is amazing.
One dislike.....go away..... TRUE CL FANS ONLY...
Hey! Not everyone enjoys true crime videos, they click 'dislike' in the hope that YT won't sent them any more of them (true crime type videos) in their recommendations... leave them alone! Not everyone is like us folks who love this stuff!
Thanks for the update on these cases and your honesty.
"now they can be resting in peace" they could be married and have a beautiful life rn if u would have left the dad like u needed to when they said he was touching them. hope she gets put into jail aswell
I saw the interview with the wife trying to explain how she didn’t think her husband would do anything, he promised. She brought them home, knowing, they’d be killed!! Horrible
Video starts at 1:23. Said is an evil person.
Thanks!
@@sylviam6653 You're welcome!
Couldn't have agreed more
@@arliesam948 Honor killings... ugh! Evil.
@@Flamsterettedefinitely evil poor girls if only the mother had put the safety of her daughter's first
I cry every time I hear the first May God wrap them so tight and love on them like they truly deserved!!
I'm really enjoying these updates. I'm off to watch the podcast! Thanks CL!
I swear, these ridiculously messed up dudes are always a hit with the ladies. It's absurdly bizarre