2 Hours Of Twisted Crimes | New Detectives Marathon

Dive into the chilling world of crime investigation with this gripping episode featuring three intense cases. Follow detectives as they unravel twisted crimes and chase down elusive serial killers, leaving no stone unturned in their pursuit of justice.
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[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload!

[@monicacosby4605]

These detectives have the integrity to do such work! Their demeanor says a lot! Their patience is beyond our grasp🇨🇦🙏

[@barbranyberg2694]

I used to watch this on cable decades ago! Wow.

[@judygantz1005]

Me too💖🤗

[@maurabell5634]

12:34 And by the way after having said, have your phone ready to dial 911 it doesn’t mean that they’re gonna immediately appear and it doesn’t mean the phone will save you but as soon as you dial it that call goes through and the law enforcement will try and pinpoint your location

[@kenthomas4668]

They will be there in the next 10 to 20 minutes.

[@eurekasquared9853]

These are so sad. Glad they caught the people that did it!

[@jamaalrichardson4966]

Don't let strangers in your house who aren't clearly identifiable as being some sort of service provider and don't, for the sake of everything common sensical, leave jars of money just sitting out in the open for any rando to see. Top shelf of a closet. A safe. A bank, maybe???

[@joyceyagoda4207]

Multi-state killer where is the FBI?

[@AndreaSmith-j1z]

Wicked monsters

[@truecrimecowboy]

Amazing

[@SpooxySounds]

Were there no cameras in the salon ? 😂

[@laurafabianmarrero]

🙄🙄🙄 different times

[@marshapieroni6677]

This was way back

[@marshapieroni6677]

Ok I didn't notice the😂

[@sandycassidy8637]

Anny should of just done time for her warrants, she would of got less jail then what she got for murder. So much for not wanting to go back to jail on warrants!

[@ronaldsmith6871]

Look I'm like from ind, to ill,then Florida to Texas Wow but a freakin loud Red car and then he kept The receipt too he made it easier to Catch his punk a*s good Job !!

[@leVraiQuasar]

50:55 that actress is... was.... f*cking hot !

[@toadtoad-gs8sw]

So, what's new?

[@wendijones5942]

It's unbelievable to me just how much work is involved to find a suspect! The dedication and determination by these investigators and officers is amazing. I cant imagine how these investigators can handle so many cases with the time it involves. I'm so impressed! My heart goes out to the victims families and also the investigators and LE who may be injured or killed in this line of work.❤ so proud and grateful for the jobs you do! Thank you all!❤

[@marlenebyrnes6846]

Could you please turn the music down we can't hear what you are saying, sincerely.

[@KangTheory]

That’s because this was created years ago. Not directly by the channel currently. They are all usually like that.

[@Fallen_Venus]

Gratitude to the dedication of law enforcement, including for the risks they take to keep us safe

[@yahyasonko5264]

Hi🎉

[@elainevarian8341]

Report the pornbots!’

[@elainevarian8341]

Yeah. So many and they’re everywhere. Must be making $$

[@beaucurtis6382]

What are porn bots ?

[@NickG8420]

I like how the cops are bagging the evidence with no gloves on in the reenactment.

[@elainevarian8341]

Back in the day!!😂

[@marshapieroni6677]

Welp, why waste on a reenactment? 😊 but gloves were more scarce back then too

[@RicheetheBee]

@@marshapieroni6677no they werent😂

[@Aeoniik]

@@marshapieroni6677acting like the 90’s was the Stone Age lol they had gloves

[@TheSnoeedog]

@@Aeoniik relatively speaking, it wasn't far removed from "the stone age" ...Wasn't the first time DNA was used successfully in a court case in like 1989? Maybe 1984? Either way, within my lifetime. I know fingerprints go back over a century beyond that, but the regular inclusion of surgical gloves when collecting evidence likely happened between the discovery of fingerprints and the use of DNA to successfully convict someone...and I'm leaning to the "laboratory science" end of that spectrum. So yeah...my prolix method of stating that, in the context of this comment string, the 90's wasn't so far from the proverbial stone age as you and I would probably both like to think it was. 🤣✌ uhhh...fun note: On December 6, *1991,* OSHA issued Title 29, Section 1910.1030, of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Bloodborne. Occupations at risk for exposure to bloodborne pathogens include law enforcement, emergency response, and forensic laboratory personnel. on the other hand: On May 2, 1924, rubber gloves become standard in policework. (Abilene reporter news)

[@maurabell5634]

12:34 ladies and young girls I can’t emphasize this enough. I have said it in so many videos don’t go out to your car or especially not down an alley if you don’t have a weapon in your hand, even if it’s just your car keys and don’t go down possible thieves also serves as a weapon , don’t pay attention to their surroundings. Keep your eye on what behind you what’s in front of you? What’s your side? What shadows do you see coming from the other side of your car in the parking lot it could be someone hiding waiting. You look ahead where you’re going trees see shadows cast that are not part of the building or trees that could be a person waiting to pounce on you, it doesn’t matter if you were at home and a gated community or walking down a dark alley by yourself but be continually looking around over your shoulder have your phone dialed to 911 for immediate assistance can’t believe how many women walk around oblivious to their situation and considering themselves to be safe because this is the United States of America and ladies if you see someone following you whether it’s in a dark alley dark parking lot lip parking lot whatever and you’re uneasy in your spirit about that person go around the nearest car the nearest building the nearest trashcan put something between you and that person so that as they get closer, you can go around the opposite side and get away from them. This also lets them know that you’re aware of them following you and that they won’t get away with it.

[@RicheetheBee]

Huh?

[@sashinkaroseman1512]

It's astounding how police couldn't wrap their minds around a female serial killer.

[@marshapieroni6677]

Female serial killers are extremely rare, so I don't see how it could be ":astounding" edited for typo

[@johaysom1496]

Well we aren’t black but we have a service, I naturally thought everyone did 😳

[@moutussiacharyya7510]

Why does he keep calling Wendy windy?

[@joyceyagoda4207]

If the repellent fell she would be charged with murder for tossing the gun knowing she is doing something illegal!

[@johaysom1496]

Why would a Dad send his daughter and grandson greeting cards and sign with their name instead of Dad or grandpa?

[@cathy-xg8qe]

I disagree y'all said Aaron had everything handed to him, like football scholarships and such. While I don't agree with things he did. By all accounts both boys DJ and Aaron worked hard, overtime if you ask me, to get these scholarships and things. I mean think back to when you were in school. Do you remember anyone in any sport doing jump n jacks or skipping rope in the driveway when they couldn't sleep. I sure don't. Let's say he sucked at sports, wasn't good at to many things, he wouldn't have been offered anything. Aaron had things offered to him bcuz he was driven, he was better than good, maybe better than great. IDK what I do know is, by all accounts these boys from a very young age worked for the opportunities offered to them. Which is kinda sad if you ask me because they're working so very hard to get where they wanted to go. In the end it's where these people don't really care about you but what you can do for them n the team. It's all so sad. I watch Aaron's story and it made me wish I could go back in time and change things for him and DJ. Therefore changing things for Aaron's victims. Bcuz I can't, this story is so depressing to me. 😭

[@kimberlygreen127]

Beaumont, TX 😮

[@KyaniMosaic_Crone]

I lived near Wilmington, Delaware when this case happened. It was big news around here because it was a miracle they'd found him alive. But that's not the only reason I remember this case so well. I remember this case because its the first time I ever heard of a "Death Declaration" & how much weight it carries in convicting soneone of murder or manslaughter.

[@BrigitteGoodman]

Good riddance of Lockhard.

[@INDLIS]

He also killed Kathy Hobbs

[@kimberlygreen127]

I'm Beaumont, TX ?​@@INDLIS

[@wolfgangpeter2995]

Ok

[@ChynaAndrewsmidnightcrazy]

😊😊