Teen Gets STOLEN from Sleepover By a Depraved CREEP 

Outstanding content. Been here for a couple weeks and it’s all great!

Thanks Mike xx

Love you, love the content, makes my day. Thanks

We love ya.

Good work deserves 👏 👍 Mike, could you look into the Rachel Manning case from the UK please? I feel so close to this tragedy (I lived opposite the telephone booth, where she made her last phone call). Years on end, I'd get up in the night to look at the booth, feeling like I just can't let someone else get into trouble 😢

it’s heartbreaking to see her begging him for information in the interrogation room. i can’t imagine how awful it would be to find out that information. i hope his family and all the victims families can heal :(

The boy has a better chance growing up without that father in his life, as hard as it will be on the child knowing what his father is.

yeh but at the same time son's of killers like that should be checked ip on growing up. poor Girl Hope she with Jesus now!

Welllllll...... okay kudos to her for not going into full, immediate denial. We've all seen people do that. But I watch that clip and I see someone who at least WANTS TO be in denial. From the very first time she asks "Did you do it?", and he doesn't answer, that IS his answer. Anyone falsely accused would be freaking out and sobbing to their partner about how they DID NOT do this horrible thing, which was not only atrocious evil to the victims, but also (if they did do it) cheating on that partner --like why wasn't she 'enough' for his needs? But no, he refuses to answer. Every time she asks after that first time, she's begging him to LIE to her, so she can at least try to live in the in-between world of perception, the one between knowing that your loved one is who you always thought they were, versus knowing they are a beast of nightmares. I suspect a frightening number of spouses, friends, mothers and fathers live there, at least temporarily. I know my grandmother lived there until the day she died, regarding my uncle who molested my sister and our cousin. Even after he was sent to prison and admitted to the whole family that he did it, my grandmother clung to the idea that his pedophilia "made" him do it, like it was so compelling that he couldn't choose not to do it, like epilepsy or something. And mind you that was his mother, but what really hurts and enrages us grandkids the most is that OUR mothers (my mom and her sister e.g. my aunt e.g. my cousin's mom) did not cut off ties to their brother, continued to hang out with him sometimes after he got out of prison. And if any of us dared to question this choice, considering what he did to THEIR daughters, they would lash out as US about it, how they didn't want to talk about it. Like HOW DARE we try to make them imagine being a tiny girl of 4 or 7 years of age, terrified but pretending to be asleep while a huge, hairy, naked man is on top of you, rubbing his whole body on you? HOW DARE we try to drag them out of that in-between world, into the real one, the one where nothing positive about their brother was more relevant than what was horrific about him? Forensic science has brought us to a point where denial SHOULD be just as impossible for a loved one as to an impartial juror. Like this ^ guy said, "They have my DNA!" But note how that means nothing to the girlfriend. True justice would be horrible criminals having zero support from anyone because they don't deserve it. But we're not there yet; the human psyche isn't ready to keep up with science yet. Blind love remains a stubbornly powerful thing.

She is one strong woman. It made me wonder, what made her make the anonymous tip in the first place. Finding women's underwear in the back of your boyfriend's car, surely you would be just thinking that he's cheating, and nothing more nefarious. There would have to be other factors to make her call in that tip. It could be suspicious behaviour, like him quitting his job and getting TF out of dodge when the body was found, but I couldn't help but wonder if he was abusive towards her in any way, whether it be physical, emotional, being controlling, or anything else. It's likely that there was a mixture of things that added up to her feeling concerned. The reports about the type of vehicle, and that there was a small child's shoe inside it. Whatever led to her decision to make that call, I really do commend her for it too.

God that’s horrendous…I don’t think I could go back to work after that.

@@avacatherine5646 Yea like seriously wtf.

I’m glad you brought that up about her working right across the field & could see they found a body & called him. I saw this one on Dateline & that was a big part of the clues.

I think he believed he was smarter than the police, like he thought he couldn't get caught. So I think that was definitely intentional. He wanted it all to link back to him, just indirectly. What a scum bag. His gf most likely saved so many other women from going through this horrific ordeal and death. Props to her for having the courage to turn him in and face him.

Where he left the body... It means he didn't even respect his own girlfriend. What a monster.

That was rough to watch ... The criminal's family is always overlooked, but it changes their lives too ... Such a beautiful young lady, and seems to have had a good heart ... And dude had a girlfriend, so he could get girls. Makes no sense.

@@topspot4834 Rape have nothing to do with being able/unable to get girls, it's about power and power alone. It has *nothing* to do with sex. That's a myth that got to be killed. Otherwise I agree with you, the criminals family is all too often vilified with the criminal. And that's wrong. They get trumatised by the criminal too.

Agreed. And she gave them access to her son, and testified against him. I hope she and her son are healing and moving on.

TRUE she is a good person and she wanted no part of a monster he deserves the death penalty .that pretty young lady would of made the lives of people she met better and never got the chance coz of worthless POS

@@topspot4834 a rapist is after control, that's what gets them off.

Hi OP! I just learned about her cousin Caitlin and her story from another channel, which recommended this video. The family has been through a lot. I am really sorry for your loss and can only wish y'all much renewed strength as you process and overcome these terrible events.

I hope you can learn to live with your loss in the years to come.

peace to her soul. sorry for your loss

I'm actually blown away, i was literally going to SBCC then..from 08-14 Being a local i made a bunch of friends there and in IV, I'm sorry i never had the chance to meet her, odds are i had friends who did know her. but I'm glad she's still remembered, she deserves to have her name known, not the monster behind this, she sounds like an awesome person

❤❤❤

Amazing!👍😀

That's cool

Congrats that's awesome

How awesome! And remember, no taking work for home, try to leave it be. Go and shine, you crazy diamond :)

Good on you man! I wish you the best!!!!

It shows how far police and defective work have come since Ted Bundy's crimes. Bundy's girlfriend suspected him after finding very suspicious items in his car and not once, but TWICE, reached out to police and told them she strongly suspected him. She was in denial at first but her conscience wouldn't let her stay that way. The difference though, is the police identified which tips had the possibility of credibility and they followed up on them

…..that’s what the video said, we know

@@kadeelacayo4806 🤨

I dont rly understand why she called in her suspicions, but then couldnt believe the truth.

@@TheDramacist to be fair, even if you know the truth in your heart, it's still gotta be shocking and hurtful that your suspicion is in fact reality. Especially when it's a partner or something

what’s her name

Horrible!

Caitlin Denison.

That's truly horrific, the poor family

wtf

@@barneyronnie 🙄🤦‍♂️

@@barneyronnie dim? No manipulated!

@@barneyronnie Evil baby...?😂😂

Good on her for trying to help the police get a confession from him in the interrogating room too. Not that it really mattered, there was too much evidence stacked against him anyway, but it might have saved time & resources.

@@barneyronnie Like your Partner...

This guy is an amateur. If you're shacked up with a serial killer and not down with it you'd likely never know

The Chandler Holderson one was one of the worst. And after what he did knowing his gf slept in the house with him afterwards.. poor girl.. she will probably never truly trust another man in her lifetime. 🤢🤮

Ted Bundy, Philip Markoff, Dennis Radar, Richard Kuklinski, and then you have people like Paul Bernardo. Psychopaths either use women or blame women.

Her pleading with him shook me 😵

Way to make this all about you

Because her parents had a lot of money and we’ll connected in Reno There’s been other abductions and murders of women that they haven’t solved same police department 🤷🏼‍♀️ I think it depends on who you know and how much money you have it’s sad but I was glad they found her and her who murdered her

sounds about white

@@jiniu4083 I don't think it's always about colour. It's about social status and money. They don't rush to find the killers of all the murdered sex workers who are white. It's fucked up.

Hard to say that with blood on a pillow and all her items inside the house including her shoes, although cops have done stupider shit.

We're not living in them 70's bruh...

They say it's a subconscious sign they want to be caught.

@@truenokill I don't know if I believe that's always the case. I think some killers that do that are bragging and saying "look what I did. Look at me and what I'm capable of".

@@iamV10010 or they're simply careless.

@@truenokill that "subconscious sign" junk is pseudo-scientific because it is mostly non-falsifiable, and the bits that are falsifiable have so far always contradicted the claims. Psychology has an awful lot of that. Listen to some of the "body language experts" and then ask yourself why they are only chiming in AFTER the case is solved when the make it sound almost as good as telepathy when they examine guys who already are known to be guilty. There was a challenge between one of the "experts" and a few random competitors to guess a liar. Guess how well the "expert" did...

Fucking spoilers dude, jeez

Yeah, that's when they started really putting cash into the campus escort services as well. I was a sophomore at UNR at the time. I had a late class that ended at 7:45 and I would park in Whalen, because it was so late the little meter devices were like half price. Anyway, I would circuit Whalen once before I would leave, then I would hit Lawler on my way to McCarran, just to make sure.

Stop trying to flirt with someone who could be your grandson, Grandma. You're sick.

@@danceyrselfkleen love doesn't have to be romantic. have you never said those words to friends, family, or people you look up to and respect? if anyone's a creep for assuming, it's you lmao. and it's not even an "i", it's a we as supportive fans, nothing more.

@@liszst you need to wake up and realize that Mike is not your boyfriend. Stop involving him in your sick parasocial relationships. Seek help.

@@danceyrselfkleen Youngsters.. lol!

Martha: I noticed that also about Mike speaking up a heck of a lot louder on the I love you ending! PS: Thanks for the love ya back to Mike because we do and disregard the idiots that are clueless of what flirting is all about. God Bless.

The Irish gift of gab! 😉 🍀

Lol, he is from `eire

Looks are misleading! He’s probably 45 years old!

Absolutely. Not only that we see him improve episode by episode!

Whether you be 45 years old or no... which yeah, doubtful... perhaps 25, but anyhoo, I look forward to you as well as my mate does twice weekly. We say thankies Mike

Ordinary people with ethics doing something heroic....like Amber Fry, have led to justice for these poor girls.

Have a FART

She must've been scared as hell! I know I'd be seriously worried what he'd to to me if I let on that I knew...

@@staceygrant7217 She must have been very confident in her acting ability - like to act like nothing was wrong and she suspected nothing.

What a monster that POS was..

This is what I thought it would be. I forgot her name though, so thank you

The mention of Mendocino grabbed my attention. (I live in Mendocino County.) and Polly Klaas was very close. (Petaluma where she was grabbed. I believe her body found in Cloverdale. And Richard Allen Davies was hiding in Redwood Valley (Which is in Mendocino County) near where I live in Ukiah.) I'm waiting for someone to really cover that story in depth on one of these channels. There's unsolved mysteries and other sources for that story though. So it may be "overplayed" for most of these channels.

@Eli Blanco it’s someone real life not a movie get a grip

@Eli Blanco Maybe don't read the comments before you watch the video, genius.

@@lovingmayberry307 thanks :) some people just love being angry smh

@@samanthabednarek5217 ty

Mike has some explaining to do.

@@bleebleeblahblah 😂😂😂😂

Aw, congratulations on your baby.

@@bleebleeblahblah I don't think his fiance would be to happy 😂😂

Babies first words gonna be "hey you!"

He's on death row, just a waiting game in isolation. Not much prison justice to be had as its a bit more cushy than your average cell block but.. he'll be dead sooner than later and I'm sure that f*cks with him everyday, at least, I hope it does

I can't imagine finding out that the man you love (or at least share a life with) is a serial rapist, or killer. Most of the time they never see the monster side, as these guys are usually quite good at compartmentalizing. Good for her on speaking out, and getting him off the streets.

I certainly wouldn't categorize that as a confrontation.

@@loveforeignaccents Well, at least she was gentle enough to the point that he didn't get defensive and lie.

Ol

I hope so there was a “similar case” in Danby Vermont but police didn’t physically show up even after numerous calls. They didn’t even want to collect DNA.

Followed to the house?

Bob here…they never caught me but I allowed them to think that. I’ve escaped, changed my name, and love Supras! (Alright, never heard about Bob so I’m down for a new story!) 😬

@@jf5618 dude once you hear the story, you'll regret even joking that... xD

Cheers, given me something to read the night!

@@geeksprout8392 lol it’s THAT BAD huh?! 😂

I watch a lot of true crime, and I feel sad about the countless tragedies that occur, but Berdella is the one case that really gets to me and gives me the creeps.

I keep my doors locked. Even my police officer brother teases me. Every place is safe…until it isn’t. I have no plans to be a statistic if I can help it.

I think most people do. I wonder with them being so tipsy if they just simply overlooked it or thought someone else had taken care of it.

@@loveforeignaccents country folk didn't used to. College kid houses with ppl coming and going would be usually open

Yeah, it's not just California. It's a wise thing to do in every state. We didn't lock our door out in the country in California except at night for about 10 years. Of course now I've been keeping it locked for about 20.

Democrats have turned California into a cesspool.

Well, that's good, but even locking it would have been even better.

Honestly I can't even imagine being able to fall asleep with a top-to-bottom windowed door right at my feet. Maybe she was too drunk to even think, but then it fell on her friends (especially the one that lived in the house) to make sure that frikkin door was LOCKED! Look at 22:10 --that thing had both a key AND keypad lock, but hey why bother taking advantage of that? For that matter, how could you even sit on that couch and watch TV with that giant rectangle of transparency right beside you, no curtains on it or anything, especially at night when someone standing out in the dark can see you perfectly, but you can't see them? And the thing is, I'm a fool for windows; the more the merrier in my book. I LOVE having the house filled with natural light in the daytime, and I think it's such a shame when I see people keeping them covered with curtains or blinds. I could even appreciate having a fully-glassed door like that. But all you have to do is apply privacy frosting to the glass (they sell self-adhesive sheets at home improvement stores). Or do like I did with ALL the windows in my house: make window curtains out of the kind of shower curtains that are clear but with fragmented shapes, so you can't really make anything out by looking through them. I have the light in the daytime, privacy 24/7, and the ability to to pull the curtain aside if I need to see what's making a noise outside or whatever.

Woah dude how do you know? *Chills*

@@monarica132 That's what I wanna know...

That would be a major buzz kill.

I will never forget it

@@mollyk5557 you need to take time to look at all of Mike's videos to see the respect he gives to those in his stories and don't label someone you don't know hiding behind the keyboard of your phone.

@@mollyk5557 then don't watch them .. simple

@@mollyk5557 you have a crush on Mike, no wonder you keep making these comments.

@@mollyk5557 Yep, you Love Mike.

@@mollyk5557 why are you here?

He has his own show. Lol, it’s called “That Chapter” I believe you’re watching it right now.

there was a “similar case” in Danby Vermont near a college I attended but police didn’t physically show up even after numerous calls. They didn’t even want to collect DNA.

Wow- it’s almost like you were right there…

@@BallinComedy That's horrifying! What was their justification? Did they just assume it was a "runaway" situation?

@@markeviston8077 Not at all, just an example of the ripple effect a crime like this has on the wider community.

I was @UCSB 2001-05 and yes, the environment in Isla Vista was primed for criminals. There's such a long list of abductions, serial killer, etc that came through SB since the 60s.

"I've woken up being strangled..." Wait, what?

Glad u r alive to tell the tale

😮🤗

@@Germania72 thank you. It was a long time ago and he went to prison. Not for that instance but at least he got put away. I'm all good now, it's been 22 years ❤️

Amber, I'm a domestic violence survivor who has sadly also been woken up to being strangled. Even 6 years out from his abuse, I still remember all too well what a completely terrifying and helpless feeling that was. Being woken up from a deep sleep by violence. Your body and mind disoriented and struggling to comprehend what is happening, going into fight or flight mode. It was truly awful. I'm really so sorry that you've had to endure that. It is unexcusable. I hope that you're doing well now, and staying safe! Sending love and light to you, internet stranger. ♥️

She's not having compassion. She means she isn't sure if he's guilty or innocent. Hug if innocent. Hit if guilty.

Where is the location?! I think it’s by the dmv now but it was a long time ago!

No, is the answer to that question...

As a Mom to five daughters, I fear every day what could happen to them. I have taught them since birth basically about how to do every single thing possible to keep themselves safe, instilling habits that hopefully stay with them their whole lives.

Crimes of opportunity are very scary, for many people they have never even committed a serious assault type crime before and then bam! they do, some go on to never do it again, they are very hard to catch.

Sometimes its so random that even the person who committed the crime doesnt understand how it happened. The universe is chaos.

@@carbon-based-lifeform9172 no.

A bit by the by, but is "Nevada" commonly mispronounced?

@@dpayO2 Pretty commonly, yeah. People say Nev-odd-uh for some reason

@@TwinBlasters I was listening specifically for that, and I really thought I heard him mispronounce it as most people do, saying "Nev-odd-uh" instead of pronouncing the "A" the correct way, ("a" as in "cat").

It's almost worthwhile that people get murdered, molested, abducted & tortured so Mike can tell us all about it.! After all, the important thing is that we're entertained isn't it.

@@alantaylor353 I see what you’re saying.. but idk. I feel like this channel always shows the proper reverence, and it’s told in a palatable way. I’m sure murder and the worst of human behavior has been studied and told like this for a very long time. You have a good point and I appreciate the compassion, I just feel that it’s misplaced in this situation.

Please do not get life insurance, but keep doing the,,,, "Insurance" dance

I'm hooked too thanks Mike 💯😉💖🌎🎭☯️

@@alantaylor353 tis a bit grim but Mike put heart & truth with twist !! All t c fans do be well 🎭 safe 🌎

I know, it must be a youth thing. At 19 living with my parents, they were obsessive about locking and checking the front and back door. Crazy that there are monsters out there willing to do this sort of thing.

whaaat?? that is absolutely insane! poor family

omg

Jesus, this poor family!

How odd . And terrible of course .

Sounds like she was as promiscuous as Brianna so she learned absolutely nothing and wanted to be loose and fast like her cousin and most likely the same fate.

Should be pushing up daisies.

I'd say he is well confirmed as a serial rapist. No telling how many victims are still out there dealing with hidden trauma for the rest of their lives because they were too ashamed to report the crime. I hope the mother moved far away and changed her and her son's name so he'll never know what his father did. This creep destroyed so many lives and deserves the harshest punishment.

Some people are lucky, others are not

Nice humblebrag.

How did she travel the world?

@@sixty-nine3574 Mike talks about it in the beginning that she did.

Promiscuous lifestyle will catch up with women at some point…hers caused a horrible end to a fast life.

@@carlosmark9840 Please tell me you're joking!? It was in no way her fault. You have issues with women obviously.

From what I read her cousin went missing as well and still hasn't been found. All around tragic and horrific stuff.

Turn your bell on. Mike is awesome in his story telling.🍀

It was actually her friend who gave the anonymous tip, but it doesn't take away from how brave she was providing the DNA of their child and testifying against him. I feel so sorry for her.

I wonder what he used to cause the blood on the pillow? Did he use a nail gun or drill to kill her and have sex with the dead body?

Was thinking the same thing. Lock your doors.

Most people lock their doors here too.

@@bleebleeblahblah I agree with you both. Not only lock your doors, but draw the curtains/close the blinds at night. Sadly, there are weirdos out there... (lock your doors during the day as well. I can't believe people don't do this)

I was an au-pair for a year, big house with a glass door to the back garden. Whenever the family was away for a night or two and I was alone, just the sight of that glass door freaked me out so much, I locked myself into my bedroom and put a chair to the door. Maybe overreaction, but the whole concept of me alone in a house and a guy looking in from the outside.... No, thanks.

Doors have locks for a reason. It’s lazy and cavalier not to use them. Lots of folks think that if they’re not in the ghetto, they’re safe. Until the ghetto comes to them. Far more often, though, it’s people they know or live nearby by that do them in. Either way… doors stay locked unless I’m going through em. It’s the bare minimum that can go a long way to staying safe.

What was really sad is how his parents were treated afterward. I delivered pizza in Sparks (Reno suburb) and they lived on one of the primary streets in a neighborhood to which I frequently delivered. Their house and cars were constantly vandalized.

Happy to hear it!

@@mollyk5557 so sweet

@@mollyk5557 u don't understand. it's not about disrespecting the victims it's about being able to get the stories out there, for the safety of others, and if it is all doom and gloom, mike would most certainly burn out. keep it light-hearted as possible mike. it's what makes u special.

*he didn’t have his typical sense of humor this time, his inner old wise man came through.*

@@mollyk5557 I meant no disrespect. Sorry that I offended you.

I wonder what he used to cause the blood on the pillow? Did he use a nail gun or drill to kill her and have sex with the dead body?

I'm sorry you are having bad, lonely days. Hope things get better for you

Hang on in there, Buddy. One day at a time. Tomorrow will take care of itself.

@@julietteoscaralphanovember2223 Thank you! It will get better I'm sure.💕

@@Dubski You're right! I appreciate this🥺

Same

You took the words right out of my thoughts.

@@clementine2001 she was lost and in shock/disbelief. That's also the father of her child, how she acted was normal.

@@clementine2001 I thought the same thing, but I understood why she did it. She couldn’t reconcile that the man she loved. The father of her child. The man she shared a bed with, could be a cold, heartless rapist and killer. She saw the man she thought she knew standing in front of her transformed into the monster he really is. It probably blew her mind and tore her heart to pieces. She was devastated for herself, and for him. I can’t imagine.

Safe at home? The States is Not a safe place, plus she was drunk and in a unlocked house, literally asking for trouble

There is no hell he could rot in. If there was a God, Brianna would still be alive and such monsters would not exist. Can you see how twisted your mind is?

I’m generally against the DP. But not in this case. He quit his job and left state after the murder. So guilty. My fear for DP cases is our human need to punish can fall on convenient rather than correct targets. Like Milgaard. Convicted of a rape-murder because he was a stoner who wanted a donut at the wrong time. 20 years he rotted in Canadian prison till DNA evidence proved it wasn’t him. Our need to punish is strong.

@@redelfshotthefood8213 That's kind of how I felt when I heard this. I didn't know if I had changed my opinion on the DP or he's just THAT depraved. This case, and then the Denise Amber Lee case remind me what the death penalty is for.

What I would like to know is : how far away does he has to go to prison ? Another state? Can his wife and child still visit him easily ? Pay for the trip , hotel . Do relatives usually still visit a death row inmate often ?

The death penalty is the government's way of saying it's ok to kill people. They don't want to pay to keep him alive and they don't want to learn anything about preventing it from happening again. It's unlikely he enjoyed murder as much as you do. Did you know 10% of all executions are innocent people?

@@BariumCobaltNitrog3n You have a point that the government can learn from such a guy . Another approach is that keeping such a person alive is torture . There is nothing to live for anymore , who will visit you in jail , having a party/bbq - booze forget it , they air you 1 hour per day - first hands on your back - handcuffs on . In another clip I learned that around Christmas there are a lot of suicide attempts . Get it over with and give them the lethal injection .

Exactly!

@@mollyk5557 what are you talking about???

@@bettiesnyder8393 She's a troll and has been trolling Mike's channel hard.

Psychopaths have cognitive empathy but no emotional empathy so it's really easy for them to fool you and even pass lie detectors .

@@mollyk5557 seems as though you do

Imagine procreating with that man and then finding this out. Ugh