Crime Stories | Season 2 | Episode 0 | .22 Calibre Killer | Bill Courage | Richard Belzer 

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Am I the only one who is addicted to all kinds of real crime shows?. These are very entertaining.

Great work by the lead detective to organize the investigation in a way someone later could pick up the investigation and proceed!

Long arms of law catching up with a culprit after long years is just sounds unbelievable and fantastic!

Doreen was my grandpas neice ..its surreal to watch this

Thank you for the upload. Bad enough for a citizen to commit 2 rape and murders but for a cop to do it is beyond redemption. He should NEVER get out.

There is for good reason little or no confidence in law enforcement and authority figures. These individuals exemplify why they have earned the right to be respected.

At first I thought this was going to be about that dude in Buffalo New York who killed cab drivers. Hurrah for the detective Charlie Rossum who had such meticulous attention to detail which helped nail this m f'er.

So he commits two murders in 1970 and no more for 29 years. Its not impossible but quite highly improbable.

The period of imprisonment in Canada is too short before these animals come up for parole. The victims families are forever it seems fighting the justice system, whilst the offender appears to get the sympathy of the system. Life should mean life. Australia is the same and The UK not much better, if at all? The US Justice system may leave a lot to be desired as indeed do they all, but in the case of murder 90% of the time life really does mean life.

The episode : The Laser Man. I think that one is amazing. This one is a great episode too.

Being pro-law enforcement, it's disappointing finding out how many seriously twisted psychos have been lawmen. Has to be the power and control connection to these types of jobs and people who seek them.

A nice surprise, law enforcement being thorough, taking the time and initiative to do what is required to remove a file from their desks. We need these officers training other officers. Congrats on a job well done.

Excellent work, you got him, that fugitive Harrison Ford! Yeah! That's right, man; doesn't he look just like him?!

Honestly! Bring the death penalty back especially to guys who get away with murder for so long. Pls !

Thanks for the upload. Awesome series. Very enjoyable.

Love these Canadian shows! Ive never seen any of them! Can relate as I lived in Canada many years ago & the country has many similarities to Australia. Thank you for these! Please keep them coming...if you can! Bless you! ☘️🌻

I just found your channel and am now a subscriber. I love mystery/who-done-it type shows. I'm about to watch a 3rd episode. So far every one of them has gotten a thumbs up from me. Looking forward to watching more.

Thanks for sharing

Another very interesting case. Thank you.

you just cant imagine what the little lad went through that day, so young hearing your mum being shot and not realising it till he walks in and finds her on the floor...That days you can tell has weighed heavy on him. Please guys just because someone is eligible for parole in 10 years time dosent mean he will get it, calm the hell down with your rants. He got life with a possibilty of parole based on a law that says his sentencing has to be based on the punishment/sentencing guide lines they would have had at the time he committed the crime 1970...He has got life and he will have to go through a long and hard process to have a parole hearing where victim impact statement, doctors reports, detectives/police offers statements will be made. he has already previously been locked up in a mental hospital and that will go against him. Think about it, how many murderers in your home country have to serve a certain amount of years before they get the chance to apply for parole and get turned down because they are still classed as a major threat to public safety.....loads

The sound effects/music are giving me a headache. Why people think that's necessary for a good doc, I don't know. It's annoying af though.

This slime was also investigated for 2 other murders in 1991..

there were a pair of "22 caliber killers" in Columbus Ohio in the late 70's. an interesting case as well.

Well done. Thank you.

When they took his blood sample they should have said - Ok, Ron this might hurt - a lot.

This is good police work.

He enter the home when the kids were there and still proceeded to do the crime. What kind of monster he is.

Interesting interesting true determination guarantee success, I love how they didn't give up .lovely lovely I just love it .I am very happy that they found the killer

cheers for sharing

Persistent police work paid dividends To connect this murderer to the scene of the crime. Fascinated Follower 😎 With The breakthrough in forensic science.Not even a fart can elude capture.😎

When two suburban housewives are killed in their homes within a week of each other in May 1970, it leaves the rural areas surrounding Toronto in fear. Thirty years later, the murders are solved, and the man responsible is caught, thanks to the meticulous collection and preservation of DNA evidence. But there is a surprising twist - Ronald West was a Toronto police officer at the time of the murders.

life in prison is a waste of time and money on broken humans

The moral of this story: Never trust the cops

Talking about a revolver while showing a semi-auto.. ?

how disgusting is the law? you can be released after 10 yrs for killing 2 women and leaving children without a mother, something is very wrong with this, word of advice take the law into your own hands.

They kept saying he was using a 9 shot 22 revolver, but the film is showing a semi-automatic.

If murder weapon was indeed a *revolver* whose bright idea was it to show a *Colt type 1911?*

His greed got the better of him in the end.

Eligible for parole after 10 years .... People getting time taken off sentences for good behavior ... This all here needs to end. I am a Canadian and sorry but the death penalty needs to be put in place for quite a few crimes that are not punished harsh enough now. Those would be murder, killing someone while driving under the influence or similar, and well pedo-crimes .... Seriously if you want a better world you got to be tough on crime. We today are still not tough enough on it in many parts of the world. I am glad they caught this piece of crap but it doesn't bring the loved ones back. Condolences to the families and friends of the victims. Also I haven't looked up how much time he served but I hope he is still in prison or was until his death if he has passed on. Update: Well glad to hear at least as of Feb. 2019 he is still behind bars. www.aetv.com/real-crime/ronald-glenn-west-canadian-killer-cop

Thank goodness bad police officers are in a minority and that there are those who’s tenacity and dedication can bring justice to victims, even after 30+ years. 😀👍🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

How gracious. The killer cop pleads guilty. The police had his rotten number by then. Just another entitled demon!! 😡

Death penalty is necessary to permanently remove the these threat from society. This picture of the gun is not accurate. In this video, it show a semi-auto pistol but the police said the weapon is revolver. This is the 2nd video where the murderer have type A blood. The police should review their recruits mental state before they hire them as police officer.

What a sick and evil mind would harm the mother of a 21 month old baby?! Man deserves to die in worst possible way!

Like the Golden State Killer. You trust these people.

The older true crime series are way more respectful and appropriate in their delivery. Most of the newer shows sensationalise and ask surviving loved ones extremely inappropriate questions.. I can't stand watching them because it's so ignorant towards victims and families..

Eligible for parole in 10 years on conviction for multiple rapes/murders, and that's after he's been convicted of multiple violent armed robberies which he only got 8 years for. I guess you have to do something really bad in Canada to get a long sentence, maybe get caught with an ounce of weed or an lsd tablet, refer to a man in a dress as he maybe.

I thought this was a good program. Well done.

Poor boys man! But clever boy giving police as much about what happened as he could

Ahaha..hillarious..I was starting to think there was something wrong with me...I'm constantly watching these real murder shows.. something about it..cant get enough..after reading these comments I dont feel so creepy..lol

Great Job detective! Why on earth would he be eligible for parole?????

how exactly does one "show" remorse? especially when the attorneys always advise their clients to remain neutral and don't "show" any emotions?

This is my second viewing and all I can say is that Canada is too civilised.

"It is a blood type held by only one third of the people." Uh-uh. Lol.

I do know this much > Evil Loves Good Days Beautiful Weather , It's good the suspect was not still a police on the force and was in prison it would have been a bad ordeal for the police department if he had still been on the force and then arrested for the rapes/murders .

He looks a bit younger in this video, but I believe that the detective, John Smith, is the same one who did the Russell Williams interview.

Scandal these men get only 10 years

West is also suspect for the 1991 Blind River murders.

I say this is a failure on the part of enforcement agencies. This murderer enjoyed 30 years of blissful life after committing the crimes, he did not deserve it but yet he did.

The beauty of a .22 LR is its surgical precision. It has just the right amount of power to penetrate a skull without making a mess. The bullet makes a small, round hole without gratuitous cracks, beveling or outward bulge. The brain is effectively switched off by that sweet little spinning slug. Suppressed rounds give out scarcely a 'pop' as they weave their magic.

We want to see an honest cop stand up and say "cops should serve double sentences" for their crimes, double sentences with no parole. Might be hard to find an honest cop though. I know one... and without asking him, I know he agrees with me. Recently trained cops are NEVER to be trusted. They have a new way of teaching them now.

Another situation where somebody refers to a person, syspect, stranger etc as a gentleman. That's just bizarre.

Wow, how can this guy be released in the future🙄shocking justice for the families

Im sorry but 10 years is not enough!!! Really? The laws of justice needs to change!!!

it is shows like this that tell you what a dangerous world we live in. There is no safe place. I hate to think of what the world will be like for my kids and my grandson. It will revert back to the time when you had to be armed just to stay alive. Look at all the wars and all the people who gave their lives. And for what? So we could live in peace , Where is peace ? It is six feet under the ground .

Eligible for parole after 10 years? That's pretty freaking lame.

How could you do that? How wicked can a human being get let alone a police officer? Did he think about the little boy who stared at him when he was leaving? Did he think about the husband & family of these women before he pulled the trigger? Did he think about his reputation as a police officer? Did he really think he would never be caught??

This Person needs help and must be kept away from people

Canada really needs to change the sentencing I mean REALLY 10 years for a 30 year investigation two murders and 30 years of freedom life and all the things these two women would have had. Bring back the death penalty worldwide and at least stop the revolving door of NON justice

Until the punishment fit the crime then you can call justice serve.That's why i like the US when they announce 3 ,4 life sentences or sent to death im always happy justice serve. But Canada and Uk they the same they too humane while victims and their families suffer.

That wasn't a revolver. It was a semiautomatic. Revolvers don't eject spent shells.

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Why should he be eligible for parole after 10 years? Crazy

It would've been best for all involved if he'd made himself the first and final victim, with a .22 subsonic slug to the temple, behind the eye.

This story has nothing to do with the notorious 22 Calibre Killer!

I do appreciate and respect the upload very much so don't take me wrong but the overuse of the shutter sound effect got pretty annoying pretty quick

There is no statute of limitations for murder.

Parol after 10 years for two murders? If you are inclined to commit murder, do it in Canada.

This guy may very well be guilty but I doubt if they had enough foresight to refrigerate the samples for 27 years in the year 1970. And even if they did how would freezing affect the sample?

They wouldn’t be picking up shell casings from a 9 shot revolver. So was it a revolver or a different weapon?

You're description is wrong.

In the audio they keep saying that the killer had a 9 shot revolver while the video shows a semi-automatic pistol.

Am I the only one that read the description is about Joseph Christopher yet the video is about Ronald West?

Wrong killer in your description...

what a gret cop at this time how he

If you can’t trust police who can you trust in community. Unless you’re a criminal of course.

The corrupt law in will just let him go.

So if he had burned his permits he would’ve got away with it

Why did the cat shoot those girls so many times? A single tap to the temple would've produced the goods.

43:29 Canada sentences people based on the laws of the date the crime was committed??? Am I understanding the narrator correctly? The dude got away with it for 30 years and then got the lenient sentence of 10 years from 1970??? This doesn't sound like justice.

Allan legeres parole hearing was yesterday (Jan 13th 2021) it was all over the news here...They didn't release him......They will never release him

OPP. stand on guard for me/

If a revolver was used, why were there empty casings found? The casings would have stayed in the weapon.

I turned 2 years old that day.

14:00 I’m being picky probably but he doesn’t say how horrific it must’ve been for his son 🤷‍♀️

Why did the jewel ty clerk have $480 on her at work?!?!

What is an a secretor? Why wasn't it explained?

I think EVERY woman should have firearm training, and have a weapon at hand when home alone.

I checked and am pretty sure this guy is still in jail. I feel deep sorrow for all the victims.

1970 Ontario Canada - Albert and Doreen Moorby were a happy couple and she was looking after her 21 month old child. One day Doreen let a stranger in and that afternoon Doreen’s husband came home after work and found his wife shot and brutally murdered. Doreen also had been raped before her murder and the child was playing with the dead mother. The police found the killer had left blood and sperm evidence and .22 shell casings. Then Russel and Helen Ferguson, a couple living a distance away faced tragedy when a man knocked on her door and was let in and Helen was shot by the man and her son, Dale Ferguson saw a man leaving by car. Husband Russell found his wife when he returned from work. This murder happened two weeks later from the murder of Doreen Moorby and Helen too had been raped and shot. The offender was called the 22 caliber killer and tips poured in. Three years later a tip came up from a landlady who had noticed a man with similar features as the composite drawings of the wanted man but nothing eventuated and 26 years passed and DNA had made advances by then in 1995, the police opened the two cold case murders of Doreen and Helen when another crime occurred when a man entered a jewellery store and tied up the woman in the store and robbed cash and jewellery. Police traced the man named Ronald West, who had been a police constable in 1970 and 1971. In 1999, the police were closing on Ronald West and took a blood sample and matched the sample to the two murders in 1970.