Nightmare in Suburbia: Blood on His Hands S3E1 | A True Story 

Still, it is; and quite often.

Intrinsic? Female intuition? Unfortunately there is no such thing as a telepathic bond between mother and child. And to say so is condescending towards not only every loving father but also every mother who has lost a child and didn't 'feel' it when their child was dying. If a teen goes missing and their entire family tell the police that they feel something is wrong well that's when the police should take the report seriously and jump into action.

Yes, and knowing that suffering was because of another person makes it even worse.

most horrific case along with chad and lori of course

AGREE!❤❤ NEVER A DAY OF PEACE FOR THAT 46:33 FAMILY. GOD BLESS THEM.❤❤

My mother used to lock me out of the house and I spent many nights living rough as a child. I'm so lucky to be alive, I've done so much stupid stuff. As a parent of three now, it breaks my heart that a lovely young girl can be taken from her family. RIP Collette.

​@@fionamackie3357that's horrible being locked out,my heart is breaking 4u. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Mee too! My mum was wicked, said not even the pedos would want me because I was ginger 👀👀 Can you imagine that now 🤯

It's the same for me. I'm 43 and am astounded I survived being young and confident. But I think it truly must be the case that these instances of random stranger, intentional murders are very rare (statistically)

I don’t think when he approached that easy - planed well Day before stole the car - night after easy tried to catch the minders - without been worried to be seen - this was never his first time - sure not last either He did have a habit for sex crimes - he knew how to do it - he knew he was smarter then cops - how ? Cause he done it & they didn’t know him - so he did it again and again I think if they looked around same type of crimes on minders they sure could find more . And he killed himself because he thought he was untouchable. Sad for victims & their families, their life sentence it’s forever .

I didn't realise he committed suicide I knew e had died but wasn't aware of that 🙏

Then he did to himself what the state should have done to him. Executed the evil bastard!

27 years actually

My thoughts exactly!

I have no words for how disgusting of a person he is

I would say anyone who is prepared to kill someone would have no qualms in throwing ANY relative under a bus. Alive or dead.

Totally agree but I had difficulty hearing the dialogue through the background music!

Police were a big fucking help. "Call us in 3 hours if shes not back yet" Were they for fucking real! They would be out in seconds if you were Parked wrong....😡😡

Police once again a complete let down.

@@user-fd1yc3dd6n I would like to think that attitudes to missing persons, when the behaviour is out of character, have changed since the 1980s. It's now accepted that the first 48 hours are crucial. In any case the team that persisted with the cold case, are not the same people who didn't look for the teenager.

Ok

Bad parenting, ur 16 yrs old should be home doin school work instead of lookin for boyfriend .

I agree with taking away his humanity,creature or number is appropriate for most of our killers.

Creature, I like it.👍

@@marvingraham7487 Not necessarily bad parenting, most 16 year olds are a bit rebellious to some extent.

​@marvingraham7487 I'm sure her mum doesn't need to see this comment after all she's been through. She offered Colette a lift plus a lot of 16 year olds have a boyfriend. She may have already done her homework.

I would, too. Absolutely not her fault and my heart is with her. It could happen to any of us. I don't know how you ever find peace after something like that.

I agree it is soo insulting & can be harmful

First she was a teen and sometimes if the have a bf or anotger boy friend they think they with a bf and it different if it a little boy or girl under 6 so u cant blame them it what the lae was so stop judging everyone think they no thier kids my daughter was 14 and she stold out til next day just because she was having fun with friends because i was a bit stict so many kids do tgat so it why they lije that i looked like a fool telling she a good never did and she did do tgat so u cant judge teen just because mom think they never did that sometimes they do to be with friends and boyfriend and my mom also was in police department looking for me i was hiding in attic so u cant judge the cops

@chiflores2634 EITHER learn to spell, type, proof read or do word check/spell check b4 u post ur comments bc nobody can understand ur point with all ur grammatical errors! Better yet mayb not even comment!

Put yourself in the police shoes...a 16 yr old independent girl goes out to go to her boyfriends and an hour later a parent rings and says her daughetr is missing.... they acted corectly and said if she didn't come back at her normal time, to phone them again.....

Is 40 years since she's been murdered

Always there's no safe place out there

Sorry that happened to you. You didn’t deserve it. I hope you have peace in the future.

I'm sorry thank you for sharing ❤

How horrific your lifelong suffering and your poor sweet family too , I’m so sorry .

Well F him!!! You deserved so much better! It’s my belief that if men were assaulted and raped in the numbers that women are POLICE AND THE COURTS would be coming down exponentially harder !!! Women are still valued as less important than men! 🤬

I hate this sentence: " things like that dont happen here ". Things like that happen everywhere.

Considering what she's been through

That sentence is another crime.

@@TheDriftwoodlover He died in prison of an overdose, 8 months into a life (minimum of 25 years) sentence.

​@@sallyrose8075Really? Was it a s*icide?

Pity he didn't do it 25 years earlier

I hope, he serves the rest of sentence in hell now.

I am the 4rth girl of for girl's I am 53 now 👍

My heart hurts for this mother I lost my son to an auto accident and I too cried out upon hearing of his death totally know that screaming out upon hearing it💔💔💔💔I’m so sorry for you and totally understand the situation. I can’t even understand her pain for so many years. Her girl was an amazing young lady ❤️I’m offering her the past isn’t what we grieve it’s the future without them in it we grieve. We know who they were and her friends have confirmed it, the way they died doesn’t define her it’s her absolutely how they live is what confirmed their life ❤ Sending her my love and strength ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@@steffc8881 I am so sorry that you lost your son. I pray that you have peace until you meet him again.. God bless ❤️

Yeah thought so to she looks good.

Right! coz I was thinking to myself that collets friend looks more like collets' mothers friend.

She’d be 56 this year so that mother must be in her 70’s, she looks about 56

Think this was filmed quite some time ago

@@c.o3301 ~ Yes, I remember watching this one quite a while back...

I agree. Sounds depressing

You just wrecked it for me

He's believed to have died from an overdose of pills, so I'm afraid not. He spent a very short time in jail and seems to have decided he didn't find it enjoyable enough for his liking. What a POS! 🤬

Why? Wouldn't have changed anything.

Thankfully it wasn't. He committed suicide .

​@mitchand9 surely you know why. In this case he deserved the death penalty if it was still legal. when people say this it is felt that the murderer has got what they deserve after what they put their victim through, the fear, the pain, the horror of knowing what's coming. But he didn't feel anything like that as he committed suicide. But it's a shame he didn't die looking into the eyes of his murderer after being ra**ed and brutally attacked that's WHY 😊 as the mother it would make me feel better knowing that this scumbag wasn't breathing the same air. He lived 25 years after her death with his disgusting secret, it would have made a lot of people feel he deserved to die a painful and horrific death like dear Collette

I would suppose that he was in reality always looking over his shoulder, however. He must have been aware of the advancement of DNA profiling. I remember growing up with people saying ' one of these days they'll have the knowledge needed to be able to pinpoint a suspect in a crime'. He must have heard this also. I had an acquaintance a woman, who picked up with a man who faked illness and cancer. He was not ill at all but had a terrific need for pity. Screwed up just like this killer about whom we have just learned.

I was just thinking I wndr if there will be a day wen everyone's DNA will be taken @ birth & put on ONE universal human data base? I mean, if it means catching & stopping criminals from doing more harm i'd be for it but unfortunately thr wud prbly be many unintended consequences & abuses of the info. So it prbly wud nvr happen or be a good idea in the big picture. I wish we cud stop & punish people like this horrible man & hold them accountable to Justice more easily somehow. I really wish we cud PREVENT them from having the opportunity to do harm in the 1st place. But I think the only way to do that is to teach young people from a very early age that thr r bad people who harm & teach them real self defense methods. But even then idk if it cud prevent some of these monsters from being able to commit their crimes. And it is not fair to hav to tell kids about the scary world they live in. But I think preparing kids/youth for a bad situation might help them get out of it. possibly. & as they grow into young adult hood they wud hang on to self-defense skills that cud help them anytime

There has to be a special place in hell for such disgusting wastes of humanity. And if any of my relatives are responsible for such an horrendous crime, they can go to hell, too, after incarceration.

Exactly. Sadly they couldn't have known what would happen. These stories sadly had to happen to highten our senses.

It wasn't late. She had promised to be home by 9.30! That is not late by anyone's standards.

​@hogwashmcturnip8930 in the winter months it's late. Clue is it gets dark early.

​@@VivianVee56 What is this, Generation Paranoid? Thanks for the Clue! Who knew Britain got dark Early in Winter? What does the Paranoid Generation do, hibernate at 4pm? 9.30 is Not late, for those of us of a rational persuasion, and in 1983, in a quiet village where everyone knows each other it would certainly Not have been unusual for a young Working woman to be out at that time. Better go and look for your comfort blanket.

@hogwashmcturnip8930 by my standards, that's late. There are too many crazy people, and it's dark.... that's a recipe for something bad to happen.