The Disturbing Keddie Cabin Murders 

It’s a smart plan tho lol too bad it wasn’t a good alibi because he would have been caught if it Sheriff wasn’t Butt buddies with the main suspect.

I think there was this movie about a guy sorta harassing girls in the movie theater and then at some point he left, went and kill someone and got back so those girls would recognize him from before

Yes

@@wally2909 dang

@@wally2909 what movie is this?

That makes a lot of sense... The others were probably sleeping and were quickly bound and gagged before they even knew what was going on.

Hence means therefore, not "thats why"

@@johnf817 it can be used in multiple ways but thanks for the attempt at an English lesson. 👍

The definition of hence is almost literally "that's why", your a tool dude.

@@Floridaman1780_ no its entirely different. Hence means as a consequence of (.....) And you definitely would never say "hence why" you would just say "muffled screaming came from Tina being taken, hence the kids couldn't hear it." You probably misuse it like everyone else trying to sound cool and different.

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I've seen various versions of this and hadn't heard that detail before. Mike is great.

Apparently the living person whose DNA has been recovered from the tape is none other than Justin Smartt Eason...

@@robertap.4105 I think they helped Justin!! My first thought when he said his hammer was missing.

Yeah, bit of de ol fruedian slip there, eh? Methinks they looked the udder way on parpouse. XD tried my best at his accent. Haha

Mike is very good at balancing facts with empathy. He mocks the monsters lightly. He doesn’t harp on the horror. Other programs get ghoulish and all god speak. Mike presents, imo, true crime the way it should be presented. The way a victims family would want in order to warn others about the senselessness of violence and the realities of greed and madness.

@@WonderLady So beautifully described!

Mike is a great narrator and puts heart into victims...not looking at appeal for ratings.

He is the best imo

And Buzzfeed sucks kinda... Mike is cool.

Yep. They obv just had a 3rd person in on it too. Which makes sense, cuz the control on the situations unreal!!!

@@jamiejai5650 Probably someone in law enforcement or mates in high places. I can't believe that the police could have been THAT incompetent. Some dodgy corruption going on!

@@willowthewisp. seriously!!! Def a cover up

Whoooaaaaa omg i wonder if its the sheriff's dna !!!

Yeah. Something wasn't right when the boys were sleeping through the screams but the couple said they woke up from muffled screams.

They didn't miss it, they ignored it. Friend of the sheriff and Vietnam vet vs divorced single mother who is new in town.

This was a community of two dozen cabins with many having lived there for over a decade. Any action (or inaction) would have severe consequences on all living residents and their families. Not being able to convict the guilty men would leave the officer’s family at deadly threat. The ones who suffered most (the surviving children) moved away from the community right after so he wouldn’t have to face their pain everyday. He did knowingly live with murderers around him and they knew where to find his family. The FBI should’ve never rested their case. Any place where a fifth of the village’s population is violently murdered shouldn’t be left to the (fully unequipped) local sheriff.

They knew. Shame that is corruption. The small community factor too. Sad stuff.

Wait how i still don’t get it

..I KNo ..KeYSToNE, RiGHT!!

I mean, sure, if the police were actually intent on figuring out what happened. Which it seems is not the case.

@Leftist Lyncher what

@@Dirtbiker463 no someone left a comment they deleted, i agree with the original comment

I know of one myself but luckily after all these many years he was finally voted out of office.

Absofuckinglutley true.

I soppose its not what you kno but who you kno

Freak80MC i don’t understand that part? 😬

Soit Goes he accidentally admitted he was there. So he was saying his son might’ve saw something but he didn’t detect him. Meaning he was there committing the murder and his son saw him do it but he didn’t detect his son watching him. It was a slip.

I understand patient confidentiality, but does that extend to murder?????

Right????!!!!!

@@jodyrebeljohnsoncacciatore4791 No, it doesn't cover murder. Not sure why his therapist did not report this to police.

Someone who is trying to imprint their presence on someone else’s brain, perhaps for an alibi... but I’ve got to say, going about it this way isn’t too smart as it kind of makes the caller look like a dick who lashes out irrationally. Just my thoughts on that.

Karen

Someone needing an alibi!

...yeah, they needed an alibi

That is PTSD irrational anger at stupid issues, I know, I suffer from it!

that is so accurate... my friend several decades ago didn't wake up when her dad was having a vietnam flashback (i was, he was screaming)...but she peed in the bed in her sleep immediately

I know first-hand that yes, as a kid you get too used to fighting and yelling. My father beat my mom and sexually assaulted my sisters. After a while you just get used to everything. Took me till I was a teenager to realize that most families aren't like that.

Sadly that makes perfect sense.

Justin must've poked his head out or something...because he was pretty accurate with what he told the hypnotist & his stepdad basically confirmed it.

American Made Wouldn’t surprise me if he genuinely repressed the memory. He saw his immediate caretakers murder people including a young girl. Survival instinct kicks in real hard when you have to act normal around the ones you’re dependent on. Great work of the hypnotherapist, can’t have been an easy one to recover.

Vsure79 Want to come to my cabin for a few dozen drinks?🤣🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃

@@paulthomasmcdonald2737 yes

@@paulthomasmcdonald2737 ABSOLUTELY no! 😂😂😂😂

@@paulthomasmcdonald2737 😂🤣😂🤣

Indeed sir, INDEED. .... And not just to avoid bloody murder. Cabins creep me out to begin with, and drunk people are often annoying, obnoxius, and loud. (Unless I'm drunk also, lol).... Let alone full blown alcoholics!!

Lol, I can relate.

@Marty's 4x4 That’s super handy! Do you think this would be doable in Excel? I’ve never been great with coding, but I might just give it a shot again. Honestly, I wish we could manually mark videos as watched on RU-vid, Lol

I just recently found mike in the last few weeks. I have years of vids to binge and have been!

Same here

Word

Ditto

True story

AMEN

He's the shit, too!

Will do!

@@ThatChapter it was Justin's DNA found on medical tape used to bind the victims. The eldest boy in the cabin and stepson of the suspect.

Madeleine Spencer so a dead end?

William Deemer Jr. not at all. It’s proof of the long held suspicion the eldest boy of the suspect killer who was there that night was helping and knew what happened. His story was never consistent and this may help pressure. Him into confessing. He left evidence on tape used to bind them.

@@maddiemonster Martins son? Yes that would make Alot of sense that his life was spared and. Thinking the wife knew since it was her son who was there and Martin was her husband.

Yes!!! I was confused when he said the strangers was based on these murders.

Watch Strangers 2 the clip he showed us from 1, it’s definitely inspired by the Keddie Cabin Case

Thank you!

I've heard it's the stepson.

@cocokai Martin’s stepson to be specific - who was sleeping there that night and left unharmed.

the living suspect is nobody- the cops made that one up too.

@@ThatChapter Any news since then? I am doubtful of this "new suspect" but I'm all ears! Can't wait for a follow up video from you Mike. Love the content!!

Cheers dude!

Mt. Zod, true justice rarely is seen on Earth. But it's happening right now for the 2 murderers who are now dead, and in hell. Which like you, not enough people ever even realize let alone believe.

@@Pro-Deo I wholeheartedly agree. And true justice will be handed on the day of judgement. In the meantime, the devil prowls around seeking to steal, kill and destroy

I've been putting off the 2019 one's but since i've run out of the current...here I am. haha 😄(It reminds me of what i'm like with and without caffeine. haha)

Late comment: I prefer these ones, they get so much more information in than the newer ones.

I thought this the other day 😂😂😂

@@sarahhockney9160 It's like Mike on some medication or something.

Maybe mike from 4 years ago is the cabin killer!

Yeah I was curious and went and looked it up. It appears to be entirely up to the Dr./therapist. I doubt anyone would stop going to them because they cooperated with a murder investigation. But the fact the cops were like "Nah, it'll be fine" blows my mind...something doesn't smell right here. *Sniff, sniff*

he could drop a hint annonimously to the investigating team...i would've...for sure...

@@joshmattingly8056 yea, I was gonna say doctor/patient confidentiality definitely does NOT extend to covering up murders. I guarantee no doctor on earth would face any kind of backlash from giving that information to the right authorities. From one of the sources I looked up: "Exceptions to doctor-patient confidentiality under state law require doctors to share confidentiality information in certain situations based on public policy concerns. For example, doctors in Maryland are obligated to breach confidentiality to report signs of child abuse. In other states, such as New York, hospitals are legally obligated to report gunshot victims. " and "Other legal exceptions to a breach of doctor-patient confidentiality include: Medical treatment of injuries that could relate to criminal conduct (e.g., gunshot wounds, drunk driving, hit and run)." ...so yea, it isn't even just murders that wouldn't be a legal breach, it applies to many different serious crimes, as it should. A doctor shouldn't be obligated to hide a crime for anyone. Legally I'm sure there's a line drawn somewhere but that line is much lower than murder.

I thought that they were obligated to break confidentiality if they know about a murder, or about abuse of a child or elderly abuse.

@@cruisingscenesandtakingbea4197 Agreed with you!

I had the exact same experience. Deafening alarm going off for like 10+ minutes until I could physically disconnect it and my kids slept tbrough it!

I slept through a tornado passing us and through two dogs fighting outside my open window (and my mom yelling at them trying to break them up) when I was younger

Kids; especially young kids sleep _really_ deeply.... Also, kids hearing is far more attuned to higher frequencies than lower ones.... mens voices, banging and rumbling sounds are less likely to disturb them.

I slept through surgery once...

:D

I LOVE when that happens!!🖤

@@jamiejai5650 me too

That has to be the single most unnerving reason ever. I love horror movies but that one got to me. I remember thinking "If you'd have just stayed quiet and out of sight...they would've moved on to a different house." Just like that. *Shudder*

100%

They're called the FBI, and really, they're only as effective as the current President will allow.

The therapist should be held accountable also. Dr patient confidentiality should not protect violent crime...

You wouldn't have any law enforcement then. They fk up all the time, we're humans.

They have Qualified Immunity.

*suppressed memories* of devil worship, remember? Lol!

They probably were known to play D & D and listen to Ozzy.

"Satanic panic"

Lol, you’re right, Satanic panic was definitely a sign of the times!

Altitude Magic sure Hillary does

@@agnespethes he could have pulled a Menendez brothers on his client! Had someone come in and sit in the waiting room while he had the door cracked (or his secretary or something) and prompt Martin to talk about it again so it could be overheard. Then do exactly what happened in the Menendez case!!

Yeah I was thinking it was strange, too. A therapist is not a lawyer, they are not required to keep secrets of crimes. Why did the therapist wait until the guy died before saying anything? What a fanny splash.

It's doctor patient confidentiality it basically stop a therapist going to the pub and going guess what this nutter told me

@@danielgilmer265 I think I would give up my career to put murderers behind bars. I understand patient doctor relationship, but I think morally I'd report it.

@@Senaleb youd lose your credibility. And your licence to practice

Thank you!

All in a couple years work.

I can for sure see the progression, especially since I just recently discovered Mike and binged almost all vids in less than a month. But I would have been hooked from vid one even had it been one of the first ones. Great story teller and editor. Plan on buying from your store soon.

Parece BR

Wow! He is now well over 1M!! Go Mike! 💛

Go back to sleep Harry.

@@RSR423 I'm a qualified hypnotherapist.

​@@HarryKey And yet you don't seem qualified to spot a hypnosis-related joke. Weird, huh? Don't worry, Harry...you won't remember anything about this when you wake up. * finger snap *

@@orpheus.. I did wonder if it was a joke but ended up believing it was a suggestion that I was a sheeple

Prove it

This one, the yuba county 5, maura murney(think i misspelled last name but a dissapeatance, brian schaffer out of a bar where he was videotaped all night and just vanished till this day, and the 1989 prom murders in indiana, even thpugh they got the suspect in the end im not sure he did it.

​@@chrislong8559they can't solve Maura Murray because they don't know what the hell happened dude I still think the creepy bus driver has to be the best angle

Thanks Jamie! Yeah the scariest part is that there's still someone out there, someone who was there that night..

@@ThatChapterdef thats exactly what i was thinking!!! And who ever it is has got to be pretty WELL known and a scary insane person if not one person out there will crack and say anything!! And like even if the killer or killers are caught they will still have to worry about other people coming after them!!! REALLY scary!!! Thanks for replying🖤🤗

@@ThatChapter also i feel like even if killer(s) are dead now, it STILL wouldnt be safe to tell what really happened! Like it prolly NEVER will!!😨

I was just thinking the same thing. The mental health field is still relatively young now, let alone back then, but surely they already had rules in place about coming forward with information like this. I look forward to seeing my therapist's face when I open our next meeting with the question, "Do you have to report it if a client admits to murder?"

That’s what I want to know!! He’s required to report it!

You could pay for silence in the 70s and 80s. Small towns like Keddie probably took a carton of smokes. It wasn't up until fairly recently, around Columbine times, that if a patient was admitting terrible thoughts or actions to you did you have to call it in. Still should have been taken just as seriously back then but the shrink was likely labeled as the bad guy for saying anything.

Glad someone bought this therapist not reporting to the authorities!!!Thats just mind boggling,yeah I understand there’s a professional boundary of one confidentiality but to keep a serious crime & confession hidden!!!! WTF!!!!!

Actually it does. The police have to get a warrant to receive information and the therapist can usually only tell them what is relevant to the case. This doesn’t apply to children however. If children are involved, they must come forward and if someone’s life is currently in danger (child or adult) they must also come forward.

Its really bad though. I was so excited to watch it, but i barely made it 20 mins. Terrible acting, terrible cinematography, terrible everything. I was really bummed.

@@Andrea1542 yeah it was bad 👎

I’m sure the movie wasn’t intended to be a blockbuster.

@@aprilpuglia7967 can it at least be decent tho?

Thank you! Appreciate it!

Thank you!

I knew like she stumbled upon a freaking buffet

well the poor kid they kidnapped seeing all that shit too. that had to be pure hell. i wish she could've hulked out and won somehow. poor thing

And what happened to those orphans. Father? Sue's family? Foster care? Nice neighbors ? I always worry about what happens to children who are left parentless.

What about the horror those people went through as they were bound and killed and knew their fate. Having to watch each other getting stabbed and hit and knowing your time is coming soon 😢

@@Bulskee That's indescribably horrible.

I hope we find out who the living DNA match is. Then this case can finally be closed.

Thanks Olivia!

@@ThatChapter I want to donate and pay for your next trip. I do not use patreon. Is there any other way?

Wow! That's what I'd just asked in my comment. If the DNA matched his kid. Thank you for that info. That all fits then. That may prove it was all premeditated. The kid was there to do what he did.

@@cocokai9661 maybe the tape was brought from their home and it belonged to the kid so it had his DNA on it?

@@robsmith2647 Could be. But I'm still suspicious.

@Sjwaria Law Maybe they were drugged?

Had to be, really. The whole thing was probably planned and the kid's job was to let them in.

Linda Ciccoli They did hypnosis on Justin - he supposedly did see something, but not enough for clear evidence.

@@teambeining Hypnosis doesn't work. Not to mention. Justin is a liar.

@@teambeining Hypnosis is proven to implant more false memories than it can uncover real ones

Can I Taste You!?

I don't see how it can be fishy with no females in there I'll show myself out.

Cheers David!

The best ever! Bravo Mike

Haha I have no idea! Thanks for watching!

@@ThatChapter But what's the result off the March '18 DNA result? The police have made no further announcements or arrests?

@@ThatChapter Just found this: Some investigators who picked up the case when it reopened in 2013 tie the slayings into an even larger plot. To Gamberg, it is clear that the DOJ and Thomas-run Sherriff’s Dept. “covered it up, is the way it sounds.” He alleges that Bo and Martin fit into a larger drug smuggling scheme which involved the federal government. Martin was a known drug dealer and Bo was connected to Chicago crime syndicates with financial interests in drug distribution. This might explain why the Sacramento DOJ sent two allegedly corrupt organized crime special agents instead of agents from the homicide department. It also provides an explanation as to why the two lead suspects were seemingly given a free pass and told to leave town by Sheriff Thomas. Furthermore, it suggests an answer as to why this case was handled so sloppily, remains unsolved and is seemingly not a priority to the Sacramento DOJ.

He knows everything.

@Angel MorningStarr Thanks for the update! I hope that Mike starts doing update videos one day.

Who's was at the door tho?

@@macklinillustration fr

So you just called the police on some random person..who could have been a neighbor, family member etc. AMAIZING logic.

You're Right! He can say "Three" as opposed to "Tree"

No dont stop saying tree.. love the accent

@Turtle Island LAC Holy crap! Nice catch!!!!!

It's all an act, he's actually from Alabama.

@@knunyabeasewhacks8744 🤣🤣

Thanks Ryan!

@Leon Erin You just taught me a new word! I’ve never heard of the term lilt before. :)

Appreciate it Damien!

Will do! Thanks Mary!

In water all that time? Unlikely I'd think. Seems maybe the good ole boys reputations need to be upheld.

@@mev0759 The DNA was not recovered from the hammer, but rather from tape used at the crime scene.

But what im asking is what did the dna evidence reveal??

@@Pulido71497 I think he may be confusing two similar cases. Here is news report from 2018 that found evidence of a 30 year old murder that also involved the use of a claw hammer. I might be wrong though. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wZU-47D1yTI.html

I watched the documentary but didn't hear about this DNA found on the tape dispenser. Does anyone know what's going on there?

Thanks dude!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

🤐😎🤐😎🤐😎🙄🤯🤯🤯🤯

Aw thank you!!

I think it’s only if they say they are going to commit a serious crime not if they have done it … I’m not sure tho