and yet... they can also be kind, loving, and caring beyond any belief. It's time to step away from the crime shows and find some wonderful stories. Gotta keep yourself balanced.
bakuhoe Welllll animals seldom kill for pleasure, and seldom delay with torture. Except maybe cats. They also do not mate with animals that are too young to reproduce. So..ya...humans are different. Anyone who says otherwise isn't paying attention. Humans are capable of more evil and more more good than other creatures. We are indeed different from all other life forms.
@@rebeckiecousin Get some tattoos on multiple parts of your body that way if they ever try to slice them off investigators will likely know the offender was trying to hide your identity and could also tell the public which parts of the body you had tattoos.
That’s what you call karma. If a killer is healthy and committed a murder. They get a deathly sickness. if they’re already insane, and sick before murdering , They might get caught easily though some of this killers are so sneaky and very smart , it makes me frustrated knowing that their families (of the people that got killed) die or never get justice you know
Same happened with the black dahlia murder case. The likely killer died, and the evidence only came up once his own son went through his belongings post passing.
@@ZoriRaveHound ??? Theres a suspect in that case at all?? Last I checked, which admittedly was awhile ago, they were still no where close to the truth
Lord. The cases that involve children always hit a little harder. I'm so glad that these cases were solved. It always amazes me when they're able to track down and solve these cases decades later.
The amount of cruelty in this world is at times unbearable. You get hit in the stomach sometimes while watching true crime shows. I at times have to stay away from these kind of real life stories. Like with you. When it comes to children it gets to much. Then again we can turn the show off. Imagine being a relative to these people. Being a parent. Just living every day and night in torment. Losing someone you hold so dearly at heart to such a grim dark fate. I know the feeling of losing someone I hold very dear to my heart. I lost my beloved mother in 2008 to cancer. I think of her everyday and miss her terribly. Then again I lost her to a sickness. It wasnt no one to blame. No one is at fault. It happens. Even though it can feel cruel at times and you want to scream at the universe for it. That aside I didnt loose her to someone elses sick horrid needs and sick mind. I cant even begin imagine what feelings that must stir up. Man i need to stop writing as this gets me down to think about to much. I am also so glad that people work so hard to bring atleast some justice in these cases and that many cases gets solved.
@@janetyovonnestuckey4772 my dad was murdered but we didn't have to wait long for the killer to get caught. We lived in a small town so a lot of the cops knew my dad(he was a contractor and helped a lot of people fix stuff around their homes for cheap) so they worked nonstop to find out who did it. It helps having closure.
Lord. The cases that involve children always hit little harder. I'm so glad that these cases were solved. It always amazes me when they're able to take down and solve these cases decades later
I hate to say this but I don't think that Richard guy only hurt that one child and decided to turn over a new leaf. You don't do something like that once.
Hahaha! Born-again Christian? What does that mean? He brutally raped, tortured, and murdered a little girl and has forgiven himself now? Hahaha! Religion is great.
Murderers, be scared! Geneology DNA is stepping up their game. I truly hope, many families can finally have closure, and find the culprit of their loved one's murder. I like seeing cases being solved, we needed this type of advancement in DNA.
I like the feeling that there are all these people who thought they had got away with their crimes, and are now quaking in their boots and waiting for that knock on the door...
teaspoons of peanut butter exactly lol. A double edged sword. So cool to know where you came from but on the other hand, what are they going to do with our dna? Haha really worried
@@carpediem2445 check out genetic phenotyping by Parabon Labs. Leave your DNA and get your 97% accurate sketch made. Blew my mind. Solving cold cases like hot knife through butter. One dude turned himself in, and in next they identified 60 year old john doe body and even solved a 30 year old cold case recently. Edit : NVM they mentioned Cece Moore right as i posted this, she leads the team at Parabon.
I knew Jennifer Watkins as Jennifer Skinner. Her mother used to be my Avon lady. She was the only girl in her family. She had all brothers. Even though her killer died, it still doesn’t explain what happened and why ? What’s even stranger is I know the lady that solved this case !
Imagine learning later in life that one of your parents or family members that you grew up with and spent your whole life with murdered someone, it would literally change your whole perspective on them and every memory you had with them, I feel like that’s something that people don’t really take into account that the families of the killers himself would be absolutely crushed with finding out that information
Honestly, they actually opened more than 300,000 cold cases during the pandemic and the ones they were able to solve, they knew right where to find the living perps.
ok I realize it was 1974 and a "different time" but letting a FIVE YEAR OLD walk by herself is ludicrous! I was born in 1975, in a small safe town and my parents wouldve NEVER let me do that and Im a male
When ever I find myself scrolling for that 1 thing to watch I ultimately always end up here. Im fairly new & extremely busy so its nice that I have LOTS of options left to divulge in. 💕 thank you
I live in Missoula Montana and I have never heard of the story about Siobhan🥺😟😥 The worst part of solving these cases is that most of the murderers have already died and got away with these terrible crimes and will never face the justice that they deserve 😤 Don’t get me wrong, I am very happy that they were finally solved, but it would’ve been great for these evil people to be punished for what they have done! RIP to all of these sweet innocent people ♥️
*A grown woman with a loving husband and two kids who also just got a good paying job goes missing after not picking up her kids from school* The police: "Mmm, yeah, a runaway seems about right."
In case number 4, I don’t understand the youtube policy of not being able to speak about “it”. Ignoring it is not gonna prevent it from happening whereas it could escalate the issue in the society! Btw, thanks for your great videos. Your videos deserve more attention.
Not only will the video be demonetised it will also become unlisted. Meaning you would have to have the link to the video or physically search for it 👍
It doesn't bother me at all really, I'm actually glad they can't say the words or delve into the particulars. I mean, we all know what he was talking about generally and no one needs to know the particulars about that specific horror the poor child went through. Plus, it has a chance of going over the head of any little ears that might be surfing or walking through the room in which a true crime story is playing. Do you want to tell and 7 year old what that term means? And most of us know what kids are like, if you refuse or tell them some lie, they go to school or out in the community and ask about it 😔 so, I for one am glad about the rule.
Genealogy tests and DNA has changed the game! I'm in my 40's but I'm gonna submit a sample so I can find my father...he owes me back child support! LOL
I wouldn’t let a 5-yr old play in her own backyard without supervision, much less walk to a neighbor’s house alone. Poor baby. RIP all the victims🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊.
I constantly see 4,5,8 etc year old kids running blocks away from their homes in my neighborhood. I don’t understand how, we don’t live in a safe area either. I have a 4 year old and she’s not allowed outside by herself
It's bc of cases like this that we're more watchful.of our children. I couldn't imagine having to live with the knowledge that my baby got kidnapped and murdered.
Can you please explore and cover infamous Canada’s Highway of Tears? There is so much weird and controversial stuff surrounding that. I think it’s also a very important and sadly vast collection of cases that begged to be looked at and known. By the way I love your channel! :)
@@thatladyms_afro_disiac907 Yes, I'm hoping they do a video on it so it can raise the awareness it desperately needs. So many Native people have never been found.
I'm always drinking Coffee , and I just noticed it because of the question . I will bet cash money that everyone that watches these videos has a" quirk ". Shout out for the edit Holly P .
I worked at that hospital when it happened. I remember everything. I am SO glad they found the killer. Its was something that stayed with me for years.
That hospital death still leaves me with questions.. I'm sure they said they found 2 dna samples on the plastic she was wrapped in so who was the 2nd sample from 🙃🤔
What is up EWU Crew!! The narrator for this video was chosen perfectly! Thanks for sharing! I love hearing about solved cases as well. I am glad there are agents working on cold cases. I hope the families can grieve differently knowing who stole the life of their loved one. God bless you guys!
At this point I would be a little worried to tell my family I’m getting an ancestry dna test till after I did it already. Wouldn’t want to have a target on my head. lol
@@midnightbluenoz As far as I understand it (regarding the sites that help you search for relatives) everyone with matching DNA has access to your result. Otherwise there would be no point in that. I don't think anyone meant the stuff you use to find out how much e.g. German or Irish DNA you have.
Yes, I you submit DNA and a semi-distant family member has committed a crime, your DNA would come up as a familial match and could lead investigators to the relative.
@@zg8878 The 70s and earlier were times were people still felt safe. My mom grew up that way. In South Africa no less. Don't blame the parents for what a disgusting man did.
My parents used to leave their cars and front doors unlocked back in the 70's and 80's. Hell when I was 5-6 years old in the 90's I used to walk by myself to the local swimming pool and school park by myself. Times have changed.
Even though it was just a few houses down, NEVER let your 4 year-old walk alone!! How can anyone let their child go alone? When so many tragedies happen like this?
I remember this story, I used to work as a security officer at memorial hospital in the springs and walked the stairs case many years . Never felt anything negative. Poor girl, her spirit has moved to a. better place.
I was originally against the govt using DNA submitted by private individuals to these genealogy co's as invasion of privacy, but cases like these have forever changed my mind.
That's just what the government wants you to think 😉😂 jk its pretty awesome that old cases can be solved just by having a catalogue of DNA. Like a library for people
Well how many people used that aging app of Facebook ? Or used facial recognition with their COVID mask on their iPhone? I think “minority report” microchips are a good idea. You think big brother is tracking you. They are now. It’s called a smart phone.
@Butter_Cup xxx Don’t mind them...they don’t recognize the inference you were making 🙄. Duh, Jack the Ripper wasn’t in America either...it wasn’t meant LITERALLY! Geeze...smh.
@@richardcranium3417 Global warming Bring it on, although to be fair we do get into the low to mid 30's celcius in the summer and then I complain about the heat
@@illogicalgarage8641not in 1974! It was a lot safer then, I walked to/from school several blocks away in the 70s as did most other children all over the country & nearly all of us survived. It's sickening you blame the parents in any way. The girl's abduction & murder was just a crime of random opportunity & only the murderer's fault. Today's world is dangerous but not so much then.
@MegaBored2 not so much then? Alrighty lets ask ted bundy. Back in 1974 you guys beat your wife's for fun, maybe you don't have much room to talk here.
I like the poetic justice that smoking was both what got Johnny Chrisco identified and also killed (I googled it, and it was specifically throat cancer, I like to assume from smoking)
I wonder what Ricky Severts family was thinking about their son after learning he was the prime suspect of killing Watkins in 1999? Going from grief to major league disbelief?
I sort of remember this case(from like 20+ yrs ago) of a newborn who'd been, idk, thrown out/placed on a roadway, and was run over by numerous vehicles. It was only later that someone investigated what the stuff was in the road and learned it had been a baby. If I remember right, drivers who might have run over the baby, were given therapy. I don't think they ever found out who the mother was. I wonder if one day they will be able to track down the mother and find out what happened.
I really don't Understand how can one live admitting to killing someone so fragile... Although most above cases have a deep story yet unknown what wrong did the little girl do?
@@teaspoonsofpeanutbutter6425 they took the channel in a different direction from what they used to do... I loved them then and I love them now but yeah - it seems like a completely different channel now! Their subs went WAY ⬆️ after the changed format tho...
Back before birth control was cheap and abortion was legal, there were angel cemeteries for all the dead babies and fetuses found in garbage cans, ditches, hospital parking lots, wherever. Sometimes only a few bones would be found. It used to be very, very common.
If I had a dollar for every time a police department classified someone as a runaway when in fact they had foul play happen to them, I could quit my job.
Idk if you guys did a video on it or not but in Cedar Rapids Iowa at a mall a girl was killed a long time ago and the guy was found in 2020 or 2019 from him using the dna tasting kits to see where he was from
I seen that man's picture in another video in the first case he was once a john doe Edit: thanks guys I never expected to get this many likes just talking bout john doe that I thought I've seen It is actually called 5 cold cases solved in 2020
This is the first video I have watched on this channel. (Great vid btw) I Just clicked a random true crime vid to listen to while I was doing my homework.I was completely caught off guard when you started talking about the first case which took place in Colorado Springs. I just moved to Colorado this past fall, and my girlfriend recently started a job at Memorial Hospital. I was like woah.. I know that place! very eerie!!
Love your channel and your content! Always so well thought out and concise! Even though some of these stories I’ve heard before - I always learn something new from you guys that I hadn’t heard before! Congrats on over a millions subs too! It was only a matter of time.... EWU CREW! 💪🏼 ❤️
Regarding Angela Sibeke: As previously reported by Law&Crime, court documents state that Siebke confessed that - after giving birth when she was 18 years old - she put newborn Baby April in a trash bag which ultimately caused the child’s death. She then tossed the bag in the Mississippi River without telling anyone what happened. During Tuesday’s proceeding at the Rock Island County Justice Center, Fuhr explained why he felt Siebke, now the mother of six children, should not spend more time in a state facility
It can be frustrating to think a murderer has seemingly gotten away with murder . . . But they will stand before the Lord and not only face their evil deed, but will feel the pain they caused their victim(s). Justice WILL prevail.
I thought that too. But it was 1974, so children disappearing like that probably rarely happened. Also, the friend’s house was only a few doors down. Scary though, how a perpetrator could strike in such a short period of time, with no witnesses. Sad too, that over the years, parents had to be ever more vigilant of their children’s safety, due to the rise of such incidents.
@@wildatheart3182 yeah we were all out playing with other neighborhood kids back then too! My parents would start yelling for us to come in around dinner time and most of the other kids had to go in then too.. I remember when at 10 o’clock every night after the evening news they would say “its 10 o’clock... do you know where your kids are”? We always knew when we heard that - it was bed time! It was definitely a different time.. most didn’t even lock their doors - sad how different things are now...
I was thinking the same. I would NEVER let my children walk any distance alone. BUT, in the 70's it was common and not the same as it is today. I was ready to be angry with her parents, but I couldn't be.
the fact that it wasn't Debra's family that was worried about her but her land lord. Who knows how long her body would have gone unnoticed if it wasn't for her land lord being concered about the apartment and debras things being destroyed by the weather.
A 5 year old should never be allowed to walk by herself any where. Even if its just a stones throw away. This children are easy targets for a opportunist. The saddest thing had a adult escorted her home this would have not happened. Unfortunately this will no doubt be something that her parents will ponder Probably 99 percent of the time she was safe. Never take a risk.
Please add time links in the description for each story 👍 that would be helpful because I listen while working and sometimes tune it out. Later I want to restart the story but have to search.
I don't want to play the villain here but isn't it strange that all of the victims are women? and people still dare to say we live in a safe and fair world for women.