7 years before *Terry v Ohio* and they're touching the driver's junk

The "artificial brain" probably has less memory and computing power than your cell phone. And takes up a whole room.

I usually don't expect much from the plots, the programs are enjoyable for what they are, but this one really makes no sense. Looks borrowed from an old Republic serial. Has no one heard of insurance? What do the crooks expect to do with the machine if there is no payoff, they really can't sell it. If the owner is insured he can tell them to just smash it and go to hell. Its like stealing a famous painting or diamond, you either settle for ransom or nothing. this was early in the public awareness of computers. BTW, do any of the old car enthusiasts recognize the truck? Is it an IH?. It looks familiar but I hvae no idaa what it is. Another BTW, there was an actual Ferris Instrument Company, but they didn't make computers. Why are these silly programs so fascinating.

This same video was posted on this channel two years ago under the name "Manhunt--Finucane's Killer".

Boy, They would be shocked at the state of affairs the way they are now! 🥸

Love the Westside Story score

Police beat their meat !!

Need to improve audio and add pictures

23:35 They don't need to shoot. You were out of bullets 2 shots ago. Duhhh.

Look out A.I. Here comes the vacuum tubed boomer!

Thanks for sharing.

Any Phil Hendrie fans here recognize the intro theme from Jay Santos ?

thank you one i haven't seen 21:49

I love old TV shows.

Just came across your channel today! One of the most detailed videos found on this case. I have been obsessed with her since childhood as she looked so much like my grandmother.

There was a brief glimpse of the motel that Manley and Short stayed in that I think is still standing. Does anybody know what room they were in?

this case is solved DR George Hodel killed this woman the evidence is there. what that sick freak did to Beth should never happen to anybody and the monster who did this i hope is suffering in hell!!!

An interesting documentary to watch pertaining to correct police procedure from the late 1940's. Those crooks sure were stupid to leave the hood of their broken down 1946 Studebaker up, as it was a tell tale sign. I noticed that at 18:47 I see a 1949 Chevrolet passing by, so this film must have been made in late '48.

Joe Friday inspired great

Wow! What a walk down memory lane! I was a Cadet working in Records Division when this was made. So many department members shown that have passed on. A good depiction of what police life was like in 1963. Thank you for preserving and sharing this movie.

Nice summary on a mostly long-forgotten but major player in So.Calif corrupt past.

Excellent video and summary of Elizabeth Short's San Diego connections. Will be contacting you in the near future with some "new developments." Best Regards, Det III Steve Hodel, LAPD Hollywood Homicide Dets (ret.)

Enjoyed watching a bit of local history. Very nice!

Just released: The Long Winding Road of Harry Raymond: A Detective's Journey Down the Mean Streets of Pre-War Los Angeles. Available on Amazon.com

I was the neighbor that lived directly across from Ramon that the detective mentioned he spoke with. Around that same time, Ramon came to my door before lunchtime, saying his refrigerator had broken down, and asked if he could keep all the frozen meat he’d just gotten at Costco in my freezer for the day while he went out to buy a new one. I agreed, and he brought over an extra large cookie sheet loaded up with nondescript ziplock bags of frozen meat. When my boyfriend came home, Ramon hadn’t retrieved it yet, so I showed it to him and actually joked about it possibly being body parts. From the beginning, Ramon gave me the heebie jeebies. Several times, he came over after my boyfriend had left for band practice, asking me to have dinner with him. He tried to come off as easy and charming, but I could see something sinister in his eyes behind his smile. He creeped me out so much with the constant invitations that I asked my boyfriend to speak with him about it. Thankfully, it stopped after he did. For the record, I did ask him in passing at one point, where his wife was. His explanation was that she was in Canada obtaining a nursing license because the one she had from her own country didn’t transfer to the US, and the nursing program was much faster and cheaper there so she could return to him and their young son sooner. I didn’t find out about all this until several years later, but it taught me that I can ALWAYS trust my intuition, and what you see in someone’s eyes really is a reflection into their soul.

remarkable and historic video. Thank you for posting this!

Jest to straszne przeżycie dla mnie jako matki zamordowanej córki Beatrycze . Chcę nagrać film Dziękuję,

I have been desperately searching for the French residence at 2750 Camino Pradero in the Bayview area in San Diego. I have not been able to find it on Google maps. Do you know if it is still standing or if they changed the address to the home?

Beatrice was my Cousin !!!!!!! That M...fucker deserves to rot in hell for what he did.

Current population of the city of San Diego 1.42 Million (from 2017)

The worst officer safety ever. Holy Moses.

I was -1 years old.

I knew about Rico Borjas service but not the others. Thank you for highlighting these true heroes.

Heros! Really enjoy these videos...

Great job!

Interesting case. I sure wish more of the investigation had survived. Thank you for the work put into producing this video.

11 years before my time with SDPD

Excellent research and use of photos and file video. I hope you can get a better set-up for a microphone to be worn by the person being interviewed. Audio is hollow. Steve, put a cord from the prop desk mic off the desk to make it look authentic.

Was the narrator related to Jack Webb? Interesting to see the old jail.

I ring a life long resident of San Diego I vaguely remembered the case. It was very interesting to hear it from Rick Carlson’s perspective