Damn man Kb toys was my go to for all actions figure last thing I got was a alien queen from neca damn time passes us back in 2005

Yep, my Aunt and Uncle lived in Indy(Zionsville) back then, and I remember going to Lafayette Square often when we would visit them from Fort Wayne. Packed w/stores! Indy Union Station was another sad story.

East HYOOSTON (as in Houston, Texas)??? Are you FUCKING kidding me???!!! Growing up in NYC, I learned that Houston Street was pronounced HOWSTON as in "How do you do" and not HUGHSTON as in Hugh Grant!!! Didn't this journalist and his channel do their homework???!!! AAAGH!!! 😩

This is an evil and horrifying crime!!! It doesn't get any more disgusting, abhorrent, and heinous than this!!! This is even worse than the nasty crimes you see on today's cop shows (including Law and Order SVU).

It’s correctly spelled in the title but you keep calling it Silver Springs. There’s no S at the end.

Just saw this. This was beautifully done. I'm now a new fan. Very interesting.

The music already geeze

I miss the old Lafayette Square. 😢 My friends & I used to hang out there every weekend back in the 90's.

With tv commercials like that, no wonder they went under. That’s one of the worst commercials I have ever heard in my entire life.

Let's be honest. There is a sad long history of crime and even multiple homicides over the last 20 years at and very near this historic Lafayette Square Mall location of my youth. This persistent criminal danger is the final dagger of death to shopping activity- to Washington, Lafayette, Circle Center and Castleton Malls.

The AMC Theater on the top level was a major draw for City Place. It was then the largest AMC theatre in the DMV.

Spent most of my freshman year of college at the arcade there.

Remember Eastgate mall

This makes me so sad. I’ll never understand vandalism. Why?! 🤯 As a Gen X Canadian who spent a lot of winter days in the mall as a youth, it just reminds me of how times have drastically changed. I still go to my local mall sometimes just for the nostalgia of it all. While it’s not dead, it’s certainly not busy like it used to be. 😢

2003 what a smart time to open a new mall.

This mall right here was the shit!! EVERYONE KNEW ABOUT IT! I'm talking Chicago..Gary.. Louisville.. Cincinnati.. New Orleans.. Florida.. and beyond

Not surprised at all by the failure of this mall. As they say, location, location, location. We used to live in New Kensington and would barely have friends and family drive from Pittsburgh to visit. They made it seem like driving 25 minutes to visit us was too far. Monroeville and Ross Park are on heavily populated areas compared to Pittsburgh Mills.

It’s a POS. I live not far from it.

Lets get real! Lafayette Square was made unsafe for white shoppers by black thugs.

They need to revive that mall tucked away in Georgetown. It had a nice vintage charm to it

The golden age of Malls died 20-years ago! Furthermore, where did that stupid “Ellsworth” name come from?

One of the prettiest dead malls ever. IMO it looks better than some of the mills malls now. I dislike the white-washing that Simon does to their properties.

1:21 that lady is a Sargent of homicide on the first 48 of Tennessee

Why are malls dying in the US? Here in Europe, shopping malls are doing well, busy and full of life.

Funny how this feed showed up. I bet a lot of people don't know, but that spot where the building is was Hecht's department store; bought out by Macy's. The sky walk and whole area is totally designed. Where the Red Lobster is, if it's still there, that was an shopping strip with outside parking lot that had a Dart Drug store, etc. I live in NE DC, close to downtown, but went to schools in NW DC, Brightwood Elementary off 13th and Military road, Paul Jr. High off Missouri Ave NW and Coolidge Sr Hight school just flew blocks south of Takoma Park metro station. I gradated High school in 1985 and some years latter couldn't believe the transformation. Lot's of Hispanics/Latinos and African's, Ethiopians especially, up and in that part of Maryland and beyond. Only went to that mall once back in 2016 to go to Burlington. My go to movie theatre if Regal Theater across the street which is really nice. 🙂

As a true crime junkie I'm surprised I haven't heard of this yet. I grew up in Grand Rapids in the 90s and I still live there, growing up I heard rumors and jokes about "division street". I just remember there being an awesome record store and Punk venue there.

One of my favorite spots in the DMV although the crime has gotten out of hand in recent years, the place is awesome with festivals, movie theater (classic AFI and contemporary Regal), concert venue, and a plethora of shopping and restaurants.

I remember when this case was profiled on Unsolved Mysteries and America's Most Wanted. Good video. Edit: You mentioned that in this video.

Cox was the murderer.

20:18 this bridge 🌉 is out of this world!!!😮😮😮😊😊😊

this music makes me sad

It's Silver Spring.

All these ladies seemed like genuinely good persons damn this devil...😢😢😢

2:40 those clouds ⛅️ are wickeeed 😮😮😮

This mofo really hated poor clerks 😢😢😢

I live 5 minutes away from the mall it's no use to even going in there,ride pass it's just good for memories..

This is truly sad. Would you please consider retrieving those cassette tapes & video tapes? I would love to upload them to my youtube channel. That way they would live on for whoever wishes to watch or listen. I.M. me for more details.

Local criminal idiots ruin everything and blame everyone else

Insane . I’ve had birthday parties here got my first jordan’s and just came here damn near weekly with my family. Crazy how times change just like that

Why wait an hour to call police?😢

Person may have died. Could be a foreigner. Victims can fight back remember.

that picture looked like a Simpson character but not like the killer

Very well researched and produced

It went from $20,000 dollar estimate to a billion!? Talk about a change order

I think any investment in this property that keeps it a public space will result in financial ruin.

Glad I was there when it was open and thriving

When I went to CCAC there where still some stores and resturants open but at that point most stores was closed rip

Indy has to do something with all the empty space

You are telling me City Place could have been 'Mall of America 2' and the county executives declined it? #comeonman

I wish they would knock down Greenwood mall and make a huge park out of it.