Mysterious Disappearances | "48 Hours" Full Episodes 

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Apple Tag in her clothing? I haven't actually attempted this with apple but you can combine some tags with a virtual fence - so that an alarm is triggered on your phone if the tag strays past a preset range.

May God protect her and keep her safe 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

She was hardly an innocent person herself. Js.

He was probably still extremely angry at her even after she was dead because of her affair.

🎯🎯EXACTLY!

You wouldn't be angry if someone cheat you out of your future and present? I'd suggest not stealing from people money wise and emotionally wise too

@@darkfafnir4389 Yup. 48 Hours treats her like a saint. She wasn't.

That's what God calls us to do. Judgment and vengeance is His not ours.

Predators and monsters do not honor any life except their own.

They do not care about anyone besides themselves. They have no empathy. None. Zip.

Everything is all about them.

She came home with her boyfriends initials tatood on her body ! She asked for what she got !

@@georgemonde8237exactly no regard for anyone’s life he could of left her…and she could have easily left him as well. She definitely deserved to be left with no husband and more than anything she deserved to be left with absolutely nothing but she definitely did not deserve to die!

Zombie apocalypse

​@@Hawk_Rider_WVnothing is too absurd when defending a perpetrator.

You mean to tell me you’ve never seen Friday the 13th. I’m telling you Jason just kept coming back. 😅

That one time Bernie actually attacked instead of just dancing around.

😂 the case was a no brainer took 15 minutes to solve

I just came here to comment that! Sandra is a legend! Incredibly brave!!

Yes I agree with this, a guy tried to take me in London told me I was his prisoner! I told him no I f...,g wasn't and pulled away, police said if better to get hurt where you are!

Countless times. We may not realize that we WERE abducted when it is a family member or close associate, due to the psychological control and shame that their behavior causes. It happened to me several times. I was raised to be obedient....

Yep

Yep. I lived with a guy who cut a girl's throat and tossed her in a dumpster... Because she threatened to tell the police about some robberies he was involved in. So thankful to be far removed from that life and those people. Almost 7 years clean. Never going back.

Omg that's crazy to think

A man tried to kidnap me out of my mother’s car when I was 5 years old. Keep in mind, this was in 1952 when people did not think it was weird or dangerous to leave a child in a car. I was considered to be advanced for my age, so my mother knew I wasn’t going to wander outside the car. It was her perfect timing returning to the car that saved me. She was literally only gone for a few minutes.

Right he’s a liar

RIGHT! I believe he ambushed her with that hammer. She was strong...she probably could have defended herself(without the hammer involved). He should have gotten LIFE without PAROLE...murderer and liar!

Absolutely! It's always the woman who pays for a man's hurt pride and jealousy. Simply because he's got more power.

@@LulasSongdont cheat

I think he was telling half truths. I was in a toxic relationship with a black woman, she was strong and a spitter. So I can see how it quickly can go from bad to worse.

Which young woman are you referring to?

@@gcrichman53 woah, i dont know how or why but i thought I commented that statement on a diff video. Guess i had too many opened youtube tabs and got them mixed up.

Alexis looks like her mom fs

I pray you get closure.

How long has it been dear

I wish they'd find my daughter.

I pray you get the closure you need and deserve 🙏🏽❣️

​@@redhandedgirl5774I pray that she is found. I'm so sorry you are going through that.

Never

They should be released... from their life.

Aweeee❤❤❤❤❤❤ I am a mommy to a mommy's girl. Such sweet words. ❤❤❤❤

That made me so upset!!! They try to dehumanize her, make her masculine, and make her seem equal in strength as him….. Only to claim self defense 😢! If she was white, they would’ve never tried that route. He killed her, admitted to stripping her, beating her with a hammer, after tossing her body…. Who in their heart would vote manslaughter?! He’ll have to account for his actions before God. Prayers for her family! 🙏🏾

Me, too! He should have gotten LIFE without PAROLE! He is sooo guilty.

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Britain and Australia have incredibly short sentences. What they call "life" is not life!

In Holland "life" means life no parole. We don't have life with parole. Closest thing would be 30 years with TBS. (30 years of prison then treatment at a criminal psychiatric facility)

I’d say Great Britain has it more right than the US considering these crimes are significantly lower. There’s a correlation in countries that have high incarceration rates & high crime rates, including serial killers. It’s not a coincidence that among first world countries that the US & Russia have the highest number of prisoners per 100k people & higher crime rates, including serial killers.

In Germany we got a lot of murderer who only spend 7-9 years in prison! That's so unbelieveable unfair for the victims families!😢

Capital punishment is best not to keep murders alive for years..

I live in another HUGE rural western state, myself, with worldwide famous remote areas. Most of my state is in places where you could scream, be murdered, anything...and no one would ever know.

@bonnylouwho76 I've lived in Texas pretty much all my life, but I've heard about the west in terms if rural areas. Lots of state parks, and just general desert/flat lands. Those abandoned mine shafts in Nevada freak me out haha

Well to be fair, that describes basically all highways around the world. In Texas though I-10 is WAY more desolate than I-45 especially between San Antonio and El Passo. However being from Illinois the barn where Robert Ben Rhodes (who’s from Texas) left the body that caught him was just a few miles from where I went to undergrad and because of the same conditions her body wasn’t found for a couple of years.

@kenyattaclay7666 the part where it's more desolate, is exactly what I said, that's my point. I grew up in San Antonio/i-10, my whole family is from southeast Texas. I'm not generalizing about the whole world Lol

@@IanOvidBares and all I’m saying is I-45 isn’t special in that regard. I’ve live in 7 different states, including Texas, and another country. I’ve driven through probably 25 plus other states and countries. Having long stretches of highway where nobody can hear you scream is not unique. It’s not as dangerous as it was in 1997 simply because of the advancements in technology but just driving on a highway is dangerous because of those conditions no matter where you are.

I was a teen in late 70s & we were crazy teens, lived in Bay Area, glad God was watching over us, finding out later the serial killers that were around then. That’s horrific you witnessed that & young women & girls couldn’t just live their lives. 🙏❤️

How old was this poor young woman what year was it,what city and state and was the sick horrible killer ever caught and if so what was his name?

Oh how lovely it used to be those days when you could ask another human being to give a ride !nowadays that would be a ride to heaven !

How traumatic

Wat other life do you have? You said this life so I figured you have multiple

I 100% agree with you

Lawyers have to do their job. Or the justice system won’t work.

Milk someone dry and then think you deserve a happy life, rubbing It on him daily 😢, anyone can snap when they're overstretched.

It's not about the person it is about the law. If you worst of us get a fair trial, the best of us will too.

Everyone deserves a defense. @fenix310 is right. Without defense lawyers for the worst, we can’t be sure the state is kept to their burden of proof.

Or Walmart!

@@SweetCaroline10X Yup Walmart has the best prices on cleaning supplies

Word.

Excellent!! Ask for the receipt...Heavy tools, tarps, bulk cleaning supplies ?

This is the must astute YT comment of all time.

And you would think these journalists would know that! Unless they’re trying to get that message out to everyone.

And I've always known that forgiveness is for you not the person your forgiving. But I still can't grasp that concept even though I know it's true.

@Mimi2thebestboysever you would likely have to have lived thru the experience to be able to feel it. I have had basically 3 different family members murdered. My step father, (1981) who we know who did it, my cousin Julie Mosley (unsolved ) 1974, and my daughters grandmother (again unsloved) 1991. It's like carrying around a cinderblock chained to each leg. Your angry majority of the time, you lash out at other family members , Co workers children etc. It's best you make peace with it.

I mean she did cheat and steal money

​@@user-bn3vj9yk6kthat doesn't deserve a death sentence! Her children were in the other room while it was happening

What a lot of the parents do they be so proud to say their child is innocent and end up being so baffled when the truth comes to light

Jeffrey Dahmer's parents were the best. Both took responsibility and apologized.

"He's a good boy".

The only mom I know who would do the right thing was my mom. She always said that if one oh her children commit a crime, she prefers see them on prison if they are guilty, than see them “free” killed by another criminal like them. She was a God’s fearing person. She was for justice.

I guess her son being a drug addicted predator that murdered a young woman is too large a pill to swallow. I think the only way she is able to cope with that is to not believe it.

To be fair, men are murdered 80/20 to women.

He probably been abusing her for a while and that’s why she was cheating

And i know the show is edited for time, but my first thought was...where were his defensive wounds if he was attacked at all by her? He struck (her) first and last, and what he did after she was not breathing, says it all. Our court system was broken, how they went from deadlock to manslaughter. She provoked him, not realizing what he was capable of. Now he is appealing. He should have said thank you for only 20 years.

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If there is overwhelming and without reasonable doubt.

Yikes. Not in the U.S., pls

@@MayaGTK Tell that to my battered/abused/dead daughter.

@@skrtskit1521 understood 🙏🏽just that we should only convict/punish the proven guilty. so sorry for the brutality you’ve experienced. we haven’t had justice in the system yet either so I’m def not saying it always works 💜

we have demonstrably executed innocent people. The process is there for a reason. No matter what it's not a deterrent. No one thinks they will get caught.

Everything coming out of their mouth is pure nonsense

That's what I was thinking and it didn't sit well with me when they said she followed him.

Whoa😮😮😮😮

WOW

I have tears running down my cheeks hearing her daughter speak. The pain she must have had growing up without her loving mother. It’s heartbreaking. And looking for her under the bed.. 😢

Often there aren't any...or they are carelessly overlooked. The person who abused/attacked my daughter was released from prison without us being notified. There were explicit instructions from the judge and myself that we were notified upon his release. By the time he was released my daughter was no longer a minor. She had registered her address and phone number and I had done the same with the prison parole board. Over the years any time we moved or changed our phone number, we notified them as to update everything. Neither one of us was contacted. Of course I raised hell but was never given an answer as to why we were never notified.

Yeah very sad

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And 😠

His father is currently on trial for murdering his young wife too. She was openly cheating on him because she knew that he had killed his first wife and didn’t think he would do the same to her. Tragically the love of money became their nemesis.

So true! Anyone who claims to love someone could not do this....both sides did not really love each other.

Yes it should be a regular thing I think.

Right? I can't imagine having to sit across one of these psychopths, smell their breath & body odor, have to look them in their soulless eyes, while also worrying if I don't provide a good enough defense, they appeal, or eventually get out then hunt me down. Or have someone on the outside dispatch with me. Just being in their energy field, ugh, I'd imagine it's very very dark. It's an empty, eerie, unnerving feeling if you've ever been around sociopaths, but these men are a whole new level of evil.

They don’t.. too busy counting their money after defending the unjusts

A defense attorney isn't just there to be like:"Dear Court, my client is innocent." though. A defense attorney makes sure the sentence that is passed down is adequate, fits the crime, and that, most importantly, the evidence presented is solid and not easily overturned. Every side in a courtroom has their own agenda. Without the defense challenging the prosecution, that could easily end on a successful appeal down the road, because there would be no burden of proof as there is with a defense clapping back. A good defense makes for a solid verdict that is not as easily overruled. Yes, sometimes everyone in the courtroom knows the perpetrator is guilty. But the defense's job doesn't end there.

Punishments are handed out in court by juries and judges. A prison system where the guards are not in control of the prisoners is a sign of a non-functioning country.

Same feeling here . This monster is a murderer with no remorse no shame. I hope dudes in jail serve him

@@nicky_hashtag4264😂 you’re saying something that’s so ridiculous I have to laugh

@@nicky_hashtag4264I agree if humans weren't fallible. However, juries, judges, lawyers, guards, police are all prone to corruption, bias and error. The reality is even a country that seemingly looks "civilized" and orderly is just as dysfunctional and in need of "order" as a third world country. Sentences that are inconsistent frustrate me to no end. For example, how is a child molester in 1 state serve less time than a person caught with drugs in another? Look at what is happening with Trump's influence. All of a sudden, behavior that was frowned upon before is now acceptable and a part of daily news.

Zako's will probably be killed in Prison. Convict's have their own rules of conduct in Prison.

I don't understand that either. If the killer killed multiple people, each one should have been a death penalty. Why would they get a deal to convert all those sentences to one life sentence? Remains have a way of turning up when somebody stumbles across them. No bones are going to bring back that life essence to the survivors. I think it's more painful to think of the killer still eating and sleeping and enjoying the sunshine and birds, while my loved one is just gone.

Except we hear of guys convicted, and sentenced to LIFE getting out in under 10.Or 6 life sentences + 30 yrs. being released in 22 yrs.

@@dmreddragon6 A sentence of life without the possibility of parole is exactly that. No parole, no way.

With letters from crazy “fans” petting their egos. Free bed, food, TV. Idk. The serial killers seem to be enjoying their time in prison. They don’t think like a normal person.

​@@catherinegoodsonplus the money to house, feed them, for decades.

@catherinegoodson1486 well this is true. They are also predators on the inside..

Cheating 304

Have you seen Dateline is Live every day? About 8-10 episodes per loop. It’s pretty cool. Lots of old (and newer) episodes

​@@differenttakethanmostwhere, on RU-vid??? The only Dateline I can find just has SHORT trailers or intros!!!

Yeah, going into more detail, more of an overview of a type of crime rather than one & don't. More analysis.

I guess I have never understood why finding the dead body is so important to the family. I do know that it is of the utmost importance to the family, but the body is not the person..... the spirit is the person, their body was just the vehicle they used to get around. I guess growing up in a funeral home might have skewed my judgment.

@@1ireneaustin I’ve actually shared that question of the importance of the body myself. I usually tell myself I don’t know that particular struggle so I can’t pretend I’d know how I would feel. I completely understand you’re feelings

It confirms that they are indeed dead for some people, then it's not just speculation

@@konye618 thank you so much!!! I wish I had you as my personal emotion coach. See, I never thought about the certainty of their death. I am an introvert and so often I feel alien because I can't understand everyday things.

@@1ireneaustinit’s important for several reasons. Firstly, having the physical remains allows the bereaved to have some sort of sense of reclaimation of their loved ones. It’s like they have had their lost beloved returned to them in some sort of sense. I can imagine how very hard it would be to know that your loved ones body is lost out there somewhere with no one knowing where they are or having cared for those remains. You would likely feel the anguish of separation to a higher degree because you didn’t have their physical body safely back in the keeping of their family. Having the body also means you 100% heart and soul know that the person is dead in a very solid way. They can also then take care of those remains and lay them properly to rest, therefore feeling that an important duty of care for their lost loved one has been discharged. Following on from that, the bereaved then know where their loved one physically is, that they are ‘safe’ and they have a place to go where they can be physically close to their remains and so maintain a relationship with them beyond death. If this wasn’t the case, we would simply wheel people into incinerators the moment they died and have zero care for the remains of the deceased. Several more intelligent mammals such as cetaceans elephants and primates also show a close connection to physical deceased remains. I work in a job where I have had quite a lot of experience with dead bodies and the bereaved, and this stuff really really matters to the bereaved.

But not in vast fields of corn...

@sigiloXXX Today's technology they could mount some cameras in remote areas like the ones hunters use for deer that's like when all those women on long Island sound were missing they knew a serial killer was in that area I think they could have cared enough to set it up just saying

Prevented? By cameras? Not likely. Easier solved perhaps but the only preventatives are 1) better parenting 2) SERIOUS and SWIFT punishment.

​@@user-nt6ow2wj2uI said that long ago. A few hundred bucks for that, these women's lives weren't worth that? Jfc

You gotta remember these murders happen donkey years ago, the technology we have today was not available then..

I loathe tragedies like this but that is so true. There is a book and LOVE AND RESPECT. It talks about the importance of not stepping on the emotional air hose of the people in your life. We do it in so many ways. I wish studying a book like that was required. I believe it could save marriages and even lives. The simple concept is women need love men respect. It was written by a professional whose parent’s marriage fell apart because they didn’t understand each other. As bad as I truly feel over tragedy there were tons of ways she could have prevented this. I believe the family too should have warned her more of the potential of pushing a man over the brink. Such a tragedy.

Thank god

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