Crime Beat: The Long Road to Justice | S5 E12 

His own family and most people who met him didn't like him. His demeanor in that short vid of him made him look arrogant.

I agree !!!!

half sister . Glad she gave him up

Lack of evidence, the jeans were his and had her blood on it.

It may have something to do with gaining insight into deviant behavior and ascertain whether "we" could cross that line?

Me too, but I think it's a common thing that draws people in, for me, it's because I cannot believe that murderers don't only think about harming or murdering their victims, but the worse is that they actually go through with it. I could never ever think of hurting or taking someone's life. I think it's an egotistical person who knows they can gain their innocent victims trust, then murder them. Evil people. Same goes for innocent kids and animals. I detest bullies cos that's what they are. Very sad.

@@user-Jenfromdownunder I certainly could never cross that line

@@trudimccann5218 Human nature is not that black and white. Like you, I know I could not consciously take a life borne from a mere neurological defect or momentary misfire. But then, I put myself in the shoes of the victims family and feel the anger, pain and need for revenge. It usually passes with a healthy dose of rational thought and a break from shows like this. Which reminds me, time to seek out stories of the good things good humans do 🙂

@@samp4050 Hear hear!! Although surely laws need to be tightened up to actually deter reactive bullies from committing vile and cowardly crimes such as shown in this ep and similar stories?

I know, I was going to make the same comment, heartbreaking.

See Prof Sam Vaknin RU-vid amazing insights into "Closure"...

I don't like to use the word "hate", but it all I can use relating to so-called closure. Why do people talk about closure? I simply don't understand it. Just someone dying unexpectedly is bad enough, but to have someone close die violently - there can never be closure. Answer, convictions, prison terms, etc, but never closure.

And they're usually spoiled by their mothers.

@@user-tz3dy7mt9enot necessarily. Many of them are spoiled by their father. My mother is one of this case

@@beatricedevarenne2621 You are right, Beatrice - beautiful name. Not necessarily. That's why I said "usually", not "always".

Did you know her?

My goodness was she pregnant when he murder her. When is Canada going to change the law life means life.

@@spinrash6000no, it was stillborn...

​@lindawall6833 "IT"??? The "BABY" was stillborn!!!💔

get with the times . Everyone is an 'it' now . Don't offend the ever changing gender confused @@FLo-jc7ig

He thought he was though a true narcissist

Goes totally against nature for a child to die before a parent. To have a child taken by illness or accident is horrendous enough, but to have them deliberately taken by a spoilt man-child because he wasn't getting his own way ? Senseless, horrific and utterly devastating.

Sadly our laws in Canada are so lax that he will get out

@@jannellepietila134 that is so scary to think he could get out.

Very scary to think, but as Janelle has said.. Canadian law is a joke.

Incredible. Why did they not arrest him disgraceful. That is not police work

😊hc😅😅

how do you know they weren't scanned or saved elsewhere? geezuz

​@@eightieslivenow7579GOOD...LORD....CALM DOWN!

some police departments toss old records. He seemed to know exactly where to look .

I agree, it's odd to hold on to their work notebooks but, it would be OK if a copy or record was made and lodged daily at work so that there was two different sources of the same accurate records.

HI

I think it takes a lot of work to put out just one episode.

Quality and respect for the victims is more important than quantity. Good journalism takes time and investigative resources are limited these days.

I didnt say i disrespected the victims at all!!

​@PESWINOMVX There's a ton of true crime youtube channels . Many are as well done.

I'm so sorry for your loss. Justis will come for you one way or another

@@dianex1969 I pray that Karma gets him 🙏

Sincerest condolences for your tragic loss. And no justice is just horrible!

@@TariAkpodiete thank you 🙏….you never get over the grief of losing a child so brutally but then the prosecutor really put another knife in my son by not doing his job.

I’m so sorry for your loss. I hope he has a horrendous life so he pays in other ways

Godspeed to you and your family…🙏❤️🇨🇦

Is the small town pouce coupe?

Yes it is I don’t know the missing but something needs to be done for the families

@@cheflisa1745 I used to live in pouce lol back in the day

It's a Canadian show so almost all are

Yes exactly

"TOO"...........

I was thinking the same thing!

I wish I'd find a story about the woman who disappeared in a small fishing village in Newfoundland

@@colinshimwell9683 Jennifer Penney?

@@colinshimwell9683 are you referring to Jennifer Penney?

Well, Grande Prairie, AB was the Canadian crime capital at one point before the plannedemic, they made the list. Now, during the plannedemic, a cbc "mainstream news" office with a reporter, snuck into the city without much fanfare...hahaha.

How so? Do you actually have stats or just throwing shade?

​@alibelyea you clearly know nothing of the Canadian "justice" system

I do it sucks from personal knowledge

To busy pinning innocent individuals who are whistle blowers to do any kind of investigation

You can say same about any criminal system.alot of crimes aren't solved for years if not decades.

I understand that in many cases this is an issue and you are obviously a caring person which is why this upset you. However, she was 21 and chose to go live with her stepfather. Perhaps she couldn't afford to live alone. Perhaps her mother was in another relationship and Adrienne didn't like the guy. Perhaps her stepdad was as close as a father to her so would naturally help her out when she needed a place to stay, especially when her father was posted overseas. Perhaps the end of the stepfather and mother's relationship was amicable and it was a relief to the mother that her daughter had a safe place to stay with someone who loved her. Her mother may have had her own issues and couldn't support her as she needed. Besides, her mother couldn't stop her from living there as she was an adult. All I'm saying is we don't really know so let's not be too quick to judge. It's good that you care so much though. I just think sometimes when we watch true crime we paint everyone with the same brush, which is understandable as we see certain patterns happening time and again. I'm just glad she was so loved in her short life and am sad she's gone as I think she would have made a difference in this world. Anyway, that's just my 5 cents worth as a Canadian who wishes these things didn't happen and who wishes our justice system was a lot better.

And my sincere condolences to the family and friends ❤

He didn't only get 17 years. He got a life sentence with the chance of parole in 17 years. It's not guaranteed he'll get it.

@@abprairiegurl He will also be monitored for the rest of his life.

He was convicted of murder in the second degree. That carries a lesser sentence.

No, he’s eligible for parole but it doesn’t mean he’ll get it. He’s where he belongs!

@@arabesquejacob8176 It's Canada he will play the crazy card and poof free to roam.

So narcissistic; it's all about themselves.

We need a PUBLIC registered sex offender registry to notify neighborhoods of the threats to their public safety.

I’m sorry but this comment took me out 😂

He didn't have much going to begin with

Exactly right it’s sickening!