On November 11, 1997, Nebraska State Police stopped a car for speeding. The driver appeared extremely nervous and handed police a fake driver's license. A police dog began barking wildly at a suitcase in the back seat. The officers opened the bag and found $1.8 million. The driver turned out to be William Arthur Kirkpatrick--one of two men the FBI had dubbed "The Trenchcoat Robbers". With the help of Kirkpatrick's girlfriend, the FBI was able to identify and locate the second man, Raymond Lewis Bowman. Bowman is currently serving twenty-four years in prison. Kirkpatrick pleaded guilty and was sentenced to fifteen years in prison. He has since been released.
wonder how much they had hidden away incase they ever got caught I always wonder why bank robbers dont hide some of the money heck even Jesse James did lol
I said the same thing I dont care if he grew an inch in a yr couldnt have grown that much he wasnt that old and who cares if he had glasses on however he said she wasnt that educated she could have been slow like his sister (and i dont mean that in a cruel way)
Cheryl Holland's boyfriend, BO TUCKER, w/ an unknown accomplice, robbed & slaughtered the Harveys-at Cheryl's behest. Edward Wooten died an INNOCENT man in prison this year.
Okay, Barney’s story...anyone else notice the glaring omission by everyone in the narrative?! Ahhh...KIDNAPPING!?!? Good ole Rev Nichols was a man stealer and his adoptive son, the good pharmacist, was his coconspirator!!! Glad apps well that ends well for these two, but either Mama was a liar or the reverend, whose orphanage was shut down by the state (!!), should’ve died in prison or rode the lightening!
Cheryl was just as guilty as her boyfriend for killing those people more than likely that man they witness seen was someone that recognized her and was trying to help hide her and yes she may have gave him money to keep quite glade they found her surprised they didnt get the death penalty
They left $150,000 in cash in their home? That's a good amount for the 90s. Also, not smart, what if the house burns down, or something happens? My grandfather didn't even do that. He died at 74 in 97. He had about $100,000 I the bank and maybe around 10,000 hidden in drawers, chickens (yes), etc in his home.
Pretty sick how they loved Cheryl like family, and she just kills these nice old people for greed. You never know what evil lies behind a kindly face.
Joe & Mattie's murder definitely one of the most brutal cases alongside the ATV murders & the Wendy Camp family murders.
The murders of Joe and Mattie and the ATV murders all happened in the same state, as well as the murder of Kevin Hughes.
Wendy's killing was sooo horrible
On November 11, 1997, Nebraska State Police stopped a car for speeding. The driver appeared extremely nervous and handed police a fake driver's license. A police dog began barking wildly at a suitcase in the back seat. The officers opened the bag and found $1.8 million. The driver turned out to be William Arthur Kirkpatrick--one of two men the FBI had dubbed "The Trenchcoat Robbers".
With the help of Kirkpatrick's girlfriend, the FBI was able to identify and locate the second man, Raymond Lewis Bowman. Bowman is currently serving twenty-four years in prison. Kirkpatrick pleaded guilty and was sentenced to fifteen years in prison. He has since been released.
wonder how much they had hidden away incase they ever got caught I always wonder why bank robbers dont hide some of the money heck even Jesse James did lol
So happy for Barney.
So happy for Barney
Stupidity when you've noticed that something is wrong but still you went ahead and enter the bank....
how many times has someone had a feeling something doesnt seem right but you go ahead and do it any way
So Barney's mother didn't recognize her own son after a YEAR. Incredible.
I said the same thing I dont care if he grew an inch in a yr couldnt have grown that much he wasnt that old and who cares if he had glasses on however he said she wasnt that educated she could have been slow like his sister (and i dont mean that in a cruel way)
@@ladybug3864 what episode did a. Girl missing and a man go to the mother
Womyn - where's da intuition?
6:38 what is the point in having an alarm then?
omg i cant believe that those pos's murdered those dear sweet elder people,,,i hope they both rot in prison n hell!!!
Good night 🌙
Cheryl Holland's boyfriend, BO TUCKER, w/ an unknown accomplice, robbed & slaughtered the Harveys-at Cheryl's behest. Edward Wooten died an INNOCENT man in prison this year.
That's really strange, I had never heard that before. I wonder why he ended up pleading guilty to two counts of first degree murder.
51 yrs man I'm glad he found her,pretty good ending.
Okay, Barney’s story...anyone else notice the glaring omission by everyone in the narrative?! Ahhh...KIDNAPPING!?!? Good ole Rev Nichols was a man stealer and his adoptive son, the good pharmacist, was his coconspirator!!! Glad apps well that ends well for these two, but either Mama was a liar or the reverend, whose orphanage was shut down by the state (!!), should’ve died in prison or rode the lightening!
Barney's better than me, because I would have gone after that reverend.
Age has not been kind to Cheryl Holland in the last 31 years. Still sitting in the can though.
She wasn’t much to look at when she was young. I can only imagine what she looks like now.
Saw her on the prison inmate site, prison life must be hard. I was surprised at how young she is, she's not even 60.
Cheryl was just as guilty as her boyfriend for killing those people more than likely that man they witness seen was someone that recognized her and was trying to help hide her and yes she may have gave him money to keep quite glade they found her surprised they didnt get the death penalty
The bank robber segment: At 6:30 he's on the phone with the police, then claims it's the store across the street once he hangs up...🤔
He wasn’t gunna tell the bank robbers he was talking to the cops. Lol. He lied to them, so he could escape.
They had a pistol and a handgun aye?😂😂😂😂😂
They sure filmed good car chases.
Where's the second comment?
They left $150,000 in cash in their home? That's a good amount for the 90s. Also, not smart, what if the house burns down, or something happens? My grandfather didn't even do that. He died at 74 in 97. He had about $100,000 I the bank and maybe around 10,000 hidden in drawers, chickens (yes), etc in his home.
Hold up, your grandfather hid money.....in chickens?, like they were eggs or something?
Black out the face's of the Bank people, Random comment guy, "Oh high Neil and Stacy!!! Just seen you on unsolved mysteries!!!"