Dect darbee u was investigated by him

you average people get along much better with people of abnormally low intelligence than with those of exceptionally higher intelligence. funny thing about you 'average' people.

I dont think I’ve heard a story with more trashy ppl. Theyre all disgusting

'Rope' Alfred Hitchcock ties in with climbing.

This horrible crap just reinforces to me how vulnerable women are in a world of men. Men are the usual peeps and women the usual victim. How does one account for this? Where's the guiding insight into a modern world that creates these monsters?

That’ll show him judge….Concurrent sentences instead of Consecutive….make sure he gets that all important shot at parole. What A £U£•|NG Joke the “Justice system” is……

Not eating disorder she was on drugs

So the other guy scewred the guys daughter in get bak

That doctor was also selling those drugs not just to those group of people

Pain killers prescreption pills or and is herion take a drug test and herion and prescreption pills come out the same result

1nce again herion hell of a drug

Herion hell of a drug

Too many stories involving crimes against children which I find unpleasant, to say the least. Just seems like you are drawn to them. I enjoy the presentations but not when about children…too sad.

Easy queen killed mika and the other guy and bailey

Inept, incompetent, arrogant cops. $1M 40 years later screams how incompetent they are. Not only do families get no justice but there's a killer on the loose. What man breaks into a house, through the bedroom window, to check a phone number. Sounds pretty bizarre to me.

Best casefile ive heard in a while!!! Love an aussie case where you’re familiar with all the locations

These monsters rarely change

Weak judicial system there

I find the voice of the narrator calming even though he's describing horrific things. I can't explain it.

Amazing there's a delusional score of humanity that believes all people are inherently good.

OMG The cops could've lost all 4 bodies, the murder weapons and direct evidence if a high tide had come up!!!😔😐

Such a sad story, 😢😢doubt that he'll be caught, most probably dead by now. We'll never know

Like every Australian, I'm very familiar with the case of the missing Beaumont children and, as usual, I'm so impressed with the coverage of it here. Personally, I like Harry Phipps for the crime and think if investigators keep at it they'll uncover the location of the 3 children eventually. All crimes are awful, and especially those involving children, but this one is just so heartbreaking, perhaps because it feels close to home. I truly hope that one day the case will be solved, for the extended Beaumont family if not for Jim and Nancy.

One day the Truth will come out……Both AK and RS are guilty AF, They Could have prevented the Crime

All three got away with MURDER!! THE SENTENCES TOTALLY SUCKED.

I found this channel 3mths ago,and I'm addicted to this channel 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

I remember this case on “sensing murder”

Luke had been playing doll house with real live humans for years! He played all the parts in the play,besides Carol ,Steven ,Ellie & her husband. What an egregious cruel sadist. I think Luke had been a sociopathic odd duck since he was young. Who knows if he had other scenarios with his school friends or former co/workers My siblings & I were talking one eve about stomach aches & various things of that nature When someone commented they hadn’t been vomiting or diarrhea since they visited our grandmas friend Mrs .G. We started thinking about it and yes for sure it was true anytime we went to visit with her or she visited our grandma all 4 of us got horrible food poisoning like illness. The last time we ate very little & thank goodness she had 2 restrooms because my sister & I were in one & both boys were in the other . We would rotate throwing up & sitting on the pot. Our mom & grand grandmother wouldn’t believe us ,but we noticed they didn’t eat around her only coffee . Then the dear old lady passed away she was very Old . We stopped getting the stomach ailment. We also didn’t eat anything unless out mom or one of us cooked it. We thought perhaps some ingredient had gotten into the food by accident because these old gals didn’t see well at all. Both grandma & her friend would bring the spice jar over & ask us what does this say before they added some to the sauce. Made me think how they cook a whole meal without anyone there to read the all they spice bottles.

Genuine question: why are women much more into true crime shows than men? Is it the element of drama and familial strife?

Who are these people asking the suspect IF THEY ARE THE SUSPECT?!

Bizarre tale. I'm quite shocked that it remains unsolved. It sounded like the guy in the remote Pilbara probably was speaking to the fugitive. Why he would have put him on the spot like that instead of going to the police is just as much of a mystery! Also sounds like Elmer was something of a chameleon, with dual or more personalities. Not so much in a dissociative identity disorder kind of way, but more in a evil bastard lurking beneath a pleasing veneer kind of way...like many other nasty bastards who have walked the earth. His poor family didn't deserve what they got.

One thing that I really can’t stand is clickbait. I know that for marketing purposes a lot of channels have to use it in order to get more eyes on their page so they can make more content - yada yada yada. I get it. But it still sucks. And, in my opinion, it creates a bit of distrust between the content creator and the viewer. For me, anyway. Case in point: the description for this video makes it sound like there’s going to be a huge plot twist - “the case suddenly took a very different turn…” No it didn’t. No “very different turn” at all. No plot twist. Especially since they wrote, after the intro about how freelance writer Louise Ellis disappeared, ”But Brett’s criminal background made investigators suspicious and he found himself feeling more like a suspect than a victim.” Now they’re saying that “the case suddenly took a very different turn…” No it didn’t. Brett’s criminal background made EVERYONE suspicious and he found himself feeling more like a suspect than a victim - because HE DID IT. If you want it to sound mysterious but also honest, it should’ve read more like this: “When freelance writer Louise Ellis disappeared after leaving her Ottawa home on April 22 1995, the person leading the search for her was her devoted partner, Brett Morgan. When approached by an aspiring private investigator named Marie Parent, the case suddenly took a very different turn…” Why is that so hard?! Seriously.

Motivation: to help & to gain experience

MONEY ISNT THE ONLY REWARD

I love these stories - as horrific as they often are. I’m not quite sure why I love true crime so much… And what that may (or may not) say about my own disturbed mind.😅 Sometimes I wonder if these stories make me feel “safer” for having known about them - in some odd way. Almost as if, by knowing about all this horrible stuff ahead of time, it’s somehow protecting me against it ever happening to me. Weird, I know. I’m not sure what that’s all about.🤪

I know McDonald's doesn't hire geniuses, but how could anyone fall for that?

Imagine boycotting the USA because a murder happened...

darn it. wish i knew there was no ending. ugh.

Madeline Mcaain got more attention, but all these years later, her abduction is still unsolved.

How absurd the cops never interviewed the security guards. Incompetent. The cold case team saved the day. The rapists, murderers and accomplices are sick disgusting people. The "witnesses" are accomplices as far as I'm concerned. They should all have gone to prison for life. How could her parents sit through this testimony.

@42:04 seriously they left her behind that FM Lodge

I can't believe John Douglas didn't say religious fanatic

Hearing the Mothers plea for Karmeins return made my heart break 💔😞 it has me crying at work

I have Hashimoto's. It's not THAT big a deal: just take your meds and try to limit fast foods, and exercise if you are able. Maybe i dont have a severe case, tho. The hard part is when you DONT know you have it. What a tragic case.

Selfish murderer.

Sensing murder covered this 😮 he got away with it

Well dammit, not the ending I wanted to hear!

Thanks Casefile! 😳💔

Him and Harold Holt are off chilling on some island together. (In all seriousness what an evil, unforgivable act)

This is truly baffling. He didn't take his RV or scooter, didn't access any of his money so why didn't he just leave.