Trails of Evidence Vol. II | "48 Hours" Full Episodes

[@FemmeFatale0121]

I love how the school is doing useful work by helping with real live cold cases. That’s what I was in school for but sadly dropped out. But I’ll try me best to get back ♥️🙏🏽 Great Work

[@tomcoryell]

Huge thanks to the students who did the massive data entry work in this case. Every member of the team solved this case.

[@AkitaLover1013]

Absolutely! The students did a fantastic job! I hope they received the recognition they deserve!

[@Lourin911]

I have often wondered why they don't use Cold cases to teach these types of classes, So glad to see this work out. That is experience a normal classroom will never give you. And their minds aren't pre-programmed by years of other cases polluting fresh thoughts.

[@judygriffith1358]

Drinks iñ the freezer

[@MarieDelaney-me6sx]

D 3:38 ​@@AkitaLover1013

[@marshapieroni6677]

Yes! Thank you to all of you!

[@lizw.4901]

That genetic genealogist with the purple hair is so inspirational. What a phenom, what a woman, what an amazing spirit. A true warrior for justice!

[@Zeno_334]

so true. we need more people like ms. vargas, and fewer politicians and priests.

[@BloomByCC]

CC ❤

[@cr5593]

@zeno_334 jew

[@chelseamoore6074]

She was definitely a critical part of the puzzle. I just wish she had a more professional appearance and countenance.

[@chelseamoore6074]

@Zeina-m9g If I have to resort to explaining that to you, then it looks like we have another problem on our hands. 'Nuf said.

[@bestrealredhed]

The first story, such a tragedy for Roxanne and her husband, such a triumph for science. I hope Terry Wood found some peace. All cold case murderers should be expecting that knock on the door.

[@mknels1299]

Clint Eastwood,do ya feellucky?????

[@cikosphysicaltherapist6017]

Agreed 💯. Not soon enough for some families. When she said she saw her sister in the dream, I got the chills

[@kdime87]

He probably was never able to move on and live a normal life because everyone especially females were still spreading hate and blame to this man who lost the love of his life.

[@sulynn72]

The cop saying it didn't clear Terry, I bet he caught alot of trouble for saying that, prosecutors can base alot of their cases on dna

[@JuveVinny]

Right on, sister!

[@MaryArrondo]

That poor innocent husband…

[@kdime87]

It's sad that no matter how innocent a man is, mostly everyone will believe in their wicked hearts that he is guilty of whatever he was blamed for.

[@annc.3908]

Oh but he’s raging! 😡 who wouldn’t? He blames himself that he stayed behind as well. People are harsh on themselves over faults.

[@Erin-cw4ct]

Great job, Gabriella. God bless you for your work!

[@gaellementor5660]

I got goosebumps when the sister talked about the dream she had at the end!! There truly is more to us than just a body that lives then dies!

[@marcelokodama238]

Good thing I watched this marathon, because the third episode was brand new to me.

[@marshapieroni6677]

I had never seen the first one. Nice surprise!

[@scorbunny7737]

@marcelokodama238 Same! Then once I got to the 3rd/last episode I was like "YES! FINALLY one that I haven't already seen!" 👍💯👏

[@sulynn72]

I watch them over again because sometimes I fall asleep and miss half the show or there's something new

[@DebbieSandford-1807]

​@@sulynn72happens to me to

[@marshapieroni6677]

I had seen it, but on a different show, maybe on "I survived"? I miss a lot the first time so don't mind hearing most of them again

[@maggiemeeks74]

My daughter is going to college for Genetic Genomes. I’m so proud!

[@TwinkleStarr3109]

I would be proud too. That’s wonderful!!

[@Marvin.45]

Best wishes

[@judygantz1005]

Congratulations 🎉. Best of luck to your baby girl! 💖🕯🌸🌹

[@felicitywillboughby6901]

Congrats, may all go excellently for her. She got this. 💃🌟👍

[@cheeky6397]

remember to be proud of u, for raising your daughter.

[@haleytruslow7200]

Wow… fighting off her attacker AND staying silent to protect her children- Maureen was an absolute warrior

[@lovelysosweet8386]

But staying silent allowed someone else get killed! That is selfish

[@Ally64217]

@@lovelysosweet8386what are you talking about? Maureen reported the crime and he was arrested and in prison for years before he got out and attacked Roxanne. Did you even watch this video??

[@pandamandimax]

@lovelysosweet8386 How exactly? Do you think "staying silent during the crime" means she didn't immediately call the police? Because she did and the guy went to jail for 7 years. I don't think you even watched the video. Or you're intellectually challenged is pretty much the only other option

[@victoriafaker9337]

@@lovelysosweet8386this doesn’t make sense

[@msaijay1153]

​@@lovelysosweet8386 to quote you, "Blame the predators not the victims"

[@loris7660]

Roxanne’s sister’s dream at the end of that segment 😢😭❤️

[@ericab9050]

It was a beautiful dream indeed ✨️

[@urjust2cool]

I know... I'm not usually one believing in all the afterlife connection and communication... most to me is either coincidence or nonsense... imo... but her describing that dream gave me a full body feeling I've never felt. It truly felt real. Not only from her sister's point of view but it truly feels like Roxanne came to her and gave her that peace and closure. It definitely had an effect on me❤

[@loudMouse11]

Losing someone you love is hard enough but knowing that loved one was murdered & butchered? As a mother thats not something i could ever recover from. We grow our babies inside our wombs & thats a bond that should never be broken.Thank you for giving a voice for the voiceless.

[@user-lq9es6wm9s]

If it was just my son (he’s an only child for now). I would not go on. I know I wouldn’t be able to.

[@loudMouse11]

@@user-lq9es6wm9s I mean yeah. To lose someone so valuable to you to something so senseless. That loss is incomprehensible.

[@sulynn72]

I sure couldn't sit in a courtroom and listen to some of the nonsense the defense says about the victim. It's amazing to me how parents do it and not get violent. Of course they know it will jeopardize the case.

[@user-lq9es6wm9s]

@@sulynn72 they’re usually counseled beforehand. And usually have access to a victim’s advocate

[@pandamandimax]

I don't think most police departments in the US provide victims advocates like how it is in the UK. I know the large police dpts do but most are small and they don't follow a uniform set of rules, with services and practices varying widely unfortunately. The fact that the police are not under central oversight with standard protocols across the board is a real problem in the US.

[@sayittomyfaceidareyou8629]

I don't know what is worse, spending years in jail before being exonerated, or spending years where everyone around you thinks you're guilty. I don't know how Terry made it through all those years of people looking at him like he did it. I don't know if I could go through something like that

[@jaemontgomery6742]

My thing is if killers can’t remember killing someone how do they remember to hide from the police ??? Like that defense always pisses me off … you don’t remember killing anyone but you didn’t forget to make sure the police don’t catch you …..

[@Dani-ICU-RN]

Hope about a SHOUT OUT to Pink hair, tattoos, motherhood, and gardening never judge the book by the cover ,or, the color of the cover😊

[@mfi-cf7sp]

I’ve always been a huge fan of Gabriella

[@aruglaempire2518]

Learn some basic sentence writing.

[@ramjam25]

Find other ways of making yourself feel good ​@@aruglaempire2518

[@dementedopossum8148]

​@@aruglaempire2518 Amadán

[@marshapieroni6677]

​@@aruglaempire2518learn a bit of message board etiquette

[@KorrinSpalding1]

The fact that this psychopath was given permission to finish the Dexter show while incarcerated is absolutely insane to me!

[@denisehagwood4542]

It's because the ending was absolute garbage lol. I bet he was devastated

[@KorrinSpalding1]

@@denisehagwood4542 😂 You’re not wrong. Maybe that WAS part of his punishment.

[@laurariley7071]

Isn’t that on Netflix now

[@DanielWSonntag]

They filmed the beginning of the latest season of Dexter right in my town of Shelburne Falls MA. It was fun! They took over the whole town and all the snow was fake. They left everything immaculate, better than when they showed up. Also filmed here: Labor Day The Judge The Holdovers Apparently something being filmed in November (2024)

[@KPbouj]

@@DanielWSonntag That’s cool. Do they let locals work on the set? The Truman show was filmed near my small town, I know 3 extras in the movie.

[@mirzamay]

When my exe's house burned I freaked out and was yelling at the firefighters. I asked where the man who lives there was, they said I don't know I don't know, then kept asking what I was doing there, but they couldn't tell me where he was or if he was ok, so I just started screaming my answers and questions like a lunatic. I wasn't f'ing around. If I came in and found a family member murdered in my house, I imagine I would yell at the officers if I sensed any degree of f'ng around. Real or imagined. So I would probably be in similar shoes as the first woman's innocent husband. So you never know. I also think there's a lot of family members and spouses in jail who just got pinned with the crime. And there's a lot who should be in jail when suspicious deaths raise no suspicions. Things are not always as they seem.

[@Roy-w2o3f]

You are actually right...There's so many emotions and feelings one can have on the deaths of a love one...Roxann husband reacted not as one of red flags but a grieving man who found his wife brutally murdered....The police was quick in judgements to make him a suspect...That is a true sign of their incompetence!!....They had many times to solved this case way earlier than it took this long... I am glad the real killer was found...He should never ever be released BACK INTO SOCIETY!!...A child would have no escape from his claws at 86 years old!!!!..

[@justbrilliant9560]

If I found a loved one murdered I’d feel both sadness and anger, probably be screaming, it would be impossible to fully control my feelings and my actions. No idea how I would sound in a SOS call… I didn’t think Terri’s reaction was a red flag at all. Police should definitely not see such reaction as a red flag!

[@brendapizarro327]

When the Police put an eye on someone that’s it ! your it and no one it’s going to change their mind also never leave a friend alone you left together you come together easy as 123

[@frangy865]

I totally agree. In an incident where I feared for my partner's life I fought off and barged through 3 police officers whilst screaming and yelling like a crazy woman because they wouldn't say what was happening.

[@malittlekitteh]

Thank you for sharing that! It made me so angry hearing that the husband’s anger and yelling was a red flag because it is NOT! Being angry, rude, demanding when you find your loved one murdered is normal and is not seen from someone who is the perpetrator. One of the red flags that show up in 911 calls when the caller is the perpetrator is actually politeness! Fortunately for me, the closest situation to this for me was finding my son unconscious from a seizure (the only one he has ever had). I thought he might be dying and I can tell you I was RUDE on that call!

[@abundance1232]

They should’ve known it wasn’t Roxanne’s husband. How could he bowl a game, come home, slit her throat, change clothes, get rid of the weapon AND curse out a 911 operator in 45 minutes???

[@shayharris6544]

They don't think that logically I guess,I always ask this in cases like these.

[@emilywiebel3238]

Right!

[@itchysheets1222]

Your comment could be on a tshirt or a meme or something. Like the subject isn’t funny but stuff if just so obvious if you just think about it but it’s more so the cops are a joke. He basically did a citizen’s arrest on that guy and the cops never came, and they never investigated at all. WTF

[@TheOneinthewoods]

Sometimes the partner has someone else do the dirty work

[@azizafarha7532]

There are plenty of cases where the police stupidity ruined the victims family life and then dna proved it was some stranger like this

[@shannonluna7457]

I love journalism.Great reporting..Thank you all the detectives that helped solve this case!

[@Goddessofloveeee]

That was the best dispatcher I’d ever heard on a 911 call. So patient and understanding!

[@CJLOVE23]

You don’t ever hear that anymore!!

[@Goddessofloveeee]

@CJLOVE23 Agreed!

[@socaldeb]

Yesssss! Binge time.

[@baldboss7359]

Yayyy!!!😂😂

[@JoJoHOPPE-i7j]

My thoughts exactly!

[@spencerhonda7445]

We're all so sick to our eyeballs of hearing about a bad childhood and all these new fake acronyms regarding mental whatever!

[@ParisAlexander]

So many kids being put on antidepressants, unnecessarily & it coincides with the timing of school shootings becoming prominent but ofcourse, nobody questions big pharma

[@sickens-me]

I agree. People have bad childhoods all the time, and they don't turn into killers. These people are just evil. That's all there is to it.

[@katew2991]

Abusive childhoods are the number one common denominator when it comes to these type of crimes. It’s the sad truth, unfortunately.

[@HoneySuckle123]

What do they become? Abusive spouses, ​sociopaths, horrible parents themselves? @@sickens-me

[@sickens-me]

@@HoneySuckle123 .

[@Kennedythakid]

That dream can be so heartbreaking. Prayers to the families.. amazing work.

[@hallelujahhallelujah7694]

Why is it that every time savage murderers get their verdict, their lawyers calm them down and put a hug on their shoulders. What if the victim was their sister, their daughter? It's disgusting.

[@MandiMomOf9Channel]

Yay, I love 48 Hours full episodes 💯

[@justme33126]

I don't understand miller's wife wanting "to be a good wife" AFTER he told her he'd murdered a girl! 😯 And another reason she said she stayed with him was because she didn't know if it was true or not. 🤔 Who in their right mind would not want to find out if there might be such an unresolved case in that area? Wouldn't most people want to know whether they're living with a murderer or not?!! And who in their right mind would want to live another minute with someone who just told them that; whether it's true or not?!!! 😯 Claiming to have murdered someone with all the gory details is just not normal conversation! I would be out of there real fast and taking that info to the cops! As for the 3rd story, the survivor/victim should have realized that 'muggers' do NOT lure their victims to an address the victim can identify later! Muggers operate out there on the streets. If you're lured to an address under false pretenses, the plan is you're not getting out alive. He was incredibly lucky to have escaped. He should have realized the seriousness of what he experienced, put his 'embarrassed' ego aside and reported it to police. It might have helped save a life. I can't believe he only got 25 years! He was a serial killer in the making and should never come out. Plus that Renee woman to me is just as freaky! 1) she thought he'd killed someone and never called police! 2) She literally says she wanted her ex's new partner "dead" and asked him "How would you do it?" Both fascinated by serial killers! Can anyone put themselves in her ex's new partner for one moment and imagine how incredibly scary it must be to know she discussed murdering her with that monster?! That Renee is just as vile. I sure wouldn't want her in my circles.

[@Anonymous_-nl4er]

I wish the guy had went to the police, he really could have potentially changed the events. Its not his fault but it doesn't make any sense why he didn't go to the police. And the lady who was friends with the Dexter wanna be if I were her ex I'd be cautious with her.

[@TheRatcliffFam]

@letstalkaboutit7879yeah if it worked like that no one would be repeatedly abused smh 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@TS-1267]

.... U.S.A in a Nutshell

[@PippiOnePointOh]

@@TS-1267…what?

[@TS-1267]

@@PippiOnePointOh ... What's on 2nd, Who's on 1st... Greetings from Ward -5c 🏥

[@Blacksheepblessed]

YES A NEW MARATHON 🎉🎉

[@baldboss7359]

Yayyyyy!!😂🤣🤣🤣

[@nicholasschoonbeck6866]

The mistake that the cop made in seeing the Zombie dude being good to his daughter, beyond the fact that it could have been an act, is that there are plenty of men who see the women that are their victims as objects, playthings, worthless, but who are also great husbands &/or dads, because those women do matter to them. But then, when you get a look at his house, you realize that even being a decent dad when eating our, but forcing her to live in a dump, should make the cop lose that "gut" feeling.

[@lonestarbellepk]

Yes which proves they really don't care about their female mates

[@sulynn72]

The reason was he knew exactly what kind of people are in the world. But I wonder how the daughter felt. I'm sure he was very controlling of her life

[@rvk6321]

I cant imagine being attacked and not going to the police esp knowing where the attacker lives

[@karnbreadd]

I can’t either but for him he was likely trying to avoid the trauma / reliving it by not telling his story. It’s silly but trauma makes humans do weird things

[@_Amor_Fati]

I enjoy these marathons when 48 hrs adds in a few older episodes from before 2018 that I've never seen before ❤

[@RosySaroufim]

The same here

[@TheMissjazzy1990]

Right one of the main reasons I pay to keep ads away

[@duangnetradebhavlya3325]

The Richardson guy was awful, he just want to blame Terry without looking at other evidences. That's why there many innocence people in prison. Like l pick you, now I'm going to find the evidence to put you in prison. I'm glad that the lady solved the case. Reminds me of the movie about the detective goes after the doctor forever because he believes that he killed his wife which is not true.

[@JanelleSherrard-fl2cr]

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[@JanelleSherrard-fl2cr]

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[@Allergictocatstoo]

I hope Pink Haired Mom can stop referring to herself in any other way than her professional name. Her talent is huge, she deserves to be know for her genuis and kind work. Everyone has a look, it does not define us!

[@eerielconstantine5051]

I always cringe when people define themselves by appearance and hobbies, it’s interesting in a friendship, but not a professional interview

[@armintasonius1255]

It does though. Why would you want to look one way and be another? Diabolical? Trying to prove something? Please. Get therapy

[@nicholasschoonbeck6866]

I also don't believe his claim that his mother beat him & molested him. If that were the case, why did she want him to not return home? Why wouldn't she just beat him more? He created that fantasy, just like his zombie hunter fantasy. How did he remember his other attacks?

[@Heisablessing]

He is just making excuses and not taking responsibility.

[@aruglaempire2518]

How dare you say that women cannot be as evil as men. Women and men are equal. NO differences!! HOW DARE YOU say women cannot be evil!!!!!

[@muddydog6605]

@aruglaempire2518 Absolutely nobody said that, maybe the shouty voice in your head did.

[@muddydog6605]

@aruglaempire2518 P.S Men and women ARE very different read a biology book. Also read some crime stats re child molesters, murderers etc as you seem clueless.

[@janet5846]

​​@@aruglaempire2518 I don't think anybody suggested women can't be evil, maybe read the post again nice and slowly...and take some meds for the shouty capitals

[@Underacactus]

First detective: “I’m not a smoker.” Also first detective: Sits on curb & has a smoke with suspect. 😂

[@jasuke13]

Ehm… yeah, that’s why he mentioned it. Despite not being a smoker he had to pretend he was one to get the DNA sample…

[@amistenson2535]

1:15:48 I call bs on him blaming his mother! Why would she report what he wrote to the police? If she were like he said, she’d enjoy having her own evil minion who would do whatever she wanted, whenever she wanted.

[@denisehagwood4542]

There were people who verified the abuse, but the fact that she reported his writing is confusing. Two psychos.

[@clubmar7508]

They shouldn’t allow mark twitchell out

[@microgreensgrower3946]

Brian Miller blames his mother but how can anyone believe him. His mother was dead and could not defend herself. The judge said abuse was proven, but how?

[@lizbocuicui6749]

Yessssssssssss Marathon Saturday!

[@aleisaetheridge8682]

Gabriella your my hero and I think students should be allowed to work on more and more cold cases all over the Country .I watched a case that got solved over 40 years later the same way but it was two years to late for the young Ladies father ,he had pushed and fought for the killer of hus daughter to be caught and they had the sjills to do it ,they just had not tried but the DNA was in the system for years before they opened the case up again,that should never happen again anywhere.

[@lupayer77]

La analista de adn es grandiosa ❤

[@amandacarter7740]

Hi from wirral england🙂

[@thecrowsnest6963]

The detectives need to keep investigating the first guy because I doubt that we know of all the violence he caused throughout his life. It seems everyone who really knew him was abused by him in some way all throughout his life so why would they think he stopped these horrible attacks after the 90's? He was clearly abusing his daughter just by having her live in such a horrible and filthy home. Did they investigate if he assaulted her? She was alone in the house with this man who was a deviant. Also, it's so sad that the other woman who was stabbed by him was not believed!!! The horrible double trauma she must have gone through to be stabbed by someone, take him to court, look into his face while testifying against this monster and then people deciding they couldn't tell who was telling the truth! Look at his history! By then he already had a history of stabbing people in the BACK. I believe his mom probably did beat him with the belt, that story sounds believable but who knows why she was doing it, she might have been finding signs he wasn't right all along and back then people would definitely try to beat the devil out of you. That's not right but, I could see that being a truthful detail of his story. She was afraid of him and didn't want him back in the house and probably had a lot more reasons than that note and his first known stabbing that made her fear as strong as it was. He looked just like his dad, and it seems he was her only child so, to cut ties with him completely took a lot for her to do, I imagine. Too bad his mother had passed by the time he was tried so we could not hear her side.

[@zoltanpeternemeth2622]

Too bad that Canada doesn't carry out death penalties

[@fairladykd6734]

Too bad the U.S. doesn't in a timely manner!

[@denisehagwood4542]

​​@@fairladykd6734 it's because of appeals, and those are important. Just get rid of the DP, it's a waste of money.

[@1927su]

There is almost nothing worse than publicly being accused of something you truly didn’t do. I think people should think about how they would feel if it were them, our society is so quick to judge & decide…

[@Erin-cw4ct]

💯

[@bloodysweetzombiegirl]

Did the husband get an apology? The detective was SURE enough to make that threat…

[@Mary-mr4gn]

The Zombie Hunter, that guy gave me the creeps from the start. I could see that he would be a killer easily.. Thank God for DNA.

[@Sunshine_day]

If you ask me, she looked scared in the photo with her son.

[@dawnlennon5331]

This was GREAT TO SEE solved

[@dawnlauwrens3983]

What I cannot understand and is very heartbreaking for me is with the final story, this sick man who cannot be rehabilitated, who killed and dismembered someone, who got such a short sentence for the life he took, is getting out and there is a book about his life, which has been sold to a movie company. This sick man who did these vile things, his life is being glorified in this book and now a possible movie about what he did....short sentence and now a celebrity, because the book and movie is about him...which is EXACTLY what he wants....exactly what will give him pleasure...how sick is this world that wicked people doing vile things and there evil work is commemorated in books and media for entertainment 😢😢😢how is this justice for those who lost their lives at the hands of such sick people. The killer will be glowing with delight if this becomes a movie...this is incredibly sad for me😢I don't understand😢

[@fighttheevilrobots3417]

You are watching media about this right now. And commenting on it. Do you not see the irony?

[@bonnies.d.1121]

Dawnlaurens3983, I don't understand the light sentence, either...and I do hope no movie is made about him...as you say, it would not be a help to society to have the story commemorated!

[@jessyjulie5506]

Are u talking about twictell? In Canada, they have shorter sentences usually.

[@cupidsfckedupfairy]

@@fighttheevilrobots3417We watch for the victims not the waste of space humans committing these horrendous crimes.

[@M4dsoul]

The family should sue him and get proceeds from the the book and movie.

[@tonylawlor8833]

Asking for an attorney is a right and not an admission of guilt, that is a scurrilous accusation.

[@rumblefish9]

Shoutout to the tech who kept that sample and Gabriela. Samples degrade and can't be tested when they're stored improperly. Sometimes samples from these cold cases can no longer be tested because they've degraded so much. Somebody had the foresight to do it with just a hope that DNA technology would improve in the future. Also, with the trace amount of sample Gabriela had to work with... oh boy did she have her work cut out for her. She had to be very careful because she didn't have a lot to work with.

[@marshapieroni6677]

Thank goodness she was able to pull it off

[@shannoncorona3236]

Oh my god! I love Niles! My fiance did some work at the nuclear plant there, and I got to take a road trip from our Texas home up there with him. Distilleries and cafes are everywhere, and the outdoors are beautiful. I'm so sad to see this happened in such a cute little town.

[@TigerRoseable]

How tf do you allow a self-admitted psychopath to apply for early parole?! I understand that it's Canada, and that they don't believe in the death penalty, but... damn!

[@donnacabot3550]

You would be surprised how many Canadians want the death penalty. Got MAID instead and a corrupt pm.

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

It's perfectly normal to be angry at the dispatcher. Those people are infuriating in an emergency situation. Some more so than others. The first thing they should say is, help is on the way, please tell me what you see so the officers can be prepared when they get there. Also it happens quite often that killers don't bring a weapon to the scene. These are most often home invasions and pepping toms. As for the rage killing, serial killers, and peppeing toms do this.

[@rocioaguilera3555]

Those students did an amazing job. Without them, the process would have been so much slower. Solving the first case was a team work. Excellent!!!

[@Dani-ICU-RN]

43:30 So SOO sorry😢.my heart aches for all these families

[@t5silvasbs]

Yay to Gabriela Vargas! ❤

[@FunnyVideosToMakeYourDay3]

This just goes to show that if you did something so bad, you will reap it no matter how long it takes..

[@LonelyRanger902]

Those detectives in Niles Michigan had very little experience in homicide. So when they say that his behavior was suspicious, compared to what? No matter how you react, the cops are going to claim that it was suspicious behavior.

[@janaskibo871]

I'm so sorry for Roxanne's family. 😢 Such a horrible thing. She's my mom's age.

[@Vitaluv]

Gabriella Vargas is amazing.

[@49ers_red_and_gold2]

I'm not great when it comes to instruments, but is that the cello in the beginning?

[@jenniferalexander5423]

😅😂

[@waterliliesbymonet7827]

Yes, I believe so!

[@49ers_red_and_gold2]

​@jenniferalexander5423 what is funny?

[@selah71]

Sounds like a cello to me.

[@jenniferalexander5423]

@@49ers_red_and_gold2At first I thought you were joking. Bc it's such a pronounced sound and seemed obvious it was a cello. No disrespect meant.

[@danhanqvist4237]

I did notice how the police tried to blame Terry for their mistake in treating him like a suspect.

[@SaraRuby]

They had tunnel vision

[@armintasonius1255]

​@@SaraRubyno excuse. If police, prosecutors, judges et could be charged with crimes, life would be fair

[@nightvalliant3976]

Gabriella Vargas was also consulting in the Bryan Kohberger case, if I remember correctly.

[@Scorpio_Rose1980]

In the miller case, its nice to blame your mother for your actions, when she is no longer alive to defend herself. 😡

[@HerryRoNa]

Thank you Gabriella Vargas.

[@ILOVEGOD806]

God will punish all perpetrators and plaintiffs on dooms day... Love from Israel...i love your show❤

[@AriannaArdent-rs1di]

The method of DNA analysis in the first case would be an easy vulnerability for the defense to pick at… especially with how small the DNA sample was.

[@marshapieroni6677]

I agree but hey, that's all she needed

[@rocioaguilera3555]

Now they can enlarge the DNA minuscule samples by polymerizeing them. No problem

[@laurafratoni7931]

Inmates should not be allowed to date online.

[@AndyThompsonDarkPhoenix4530]

Yes❤❤❤

[@CuriousMouseExploration]

Okay, the detective says he believes the husband is the murderer and then wonders why he lawyers up. Uh duh. BTW, it is smart to lawyer up. Law enforcement are trained interrogators - most of us are not. With historic high volumes of cases, the easiest solution is always the best one until it doesn't pan out or they can't get the evidence together on it. So, it's best to lawyer up even if you are innocent. Law enforcement will tell you this makes you look guilty but they always call a union rep or a lawyer if they are seriously facing possible charges. They're not dumb but they hope you are.

[@adrianhernandez1080]

Wtf he stabbed 2 people and alot could have been avoided plus his wife knew he had killed 😳 smh 🤦

[@sarahf325]

When those 2 canalside murders occured, Miiler's Mum must have known it was him

[@foreverzeta6578]

How convenient that he blamed his mother when she could not speak.

[@kizzjus7550]

I hate when they said the killer suffer over being beaten during childhood that cause him to do crime typical american excuse I been beaten even throw from second store by my father and I'm never even think to hurt anyone when I'm adult it's your action don't blame the past

[@markthomas3730]

the incompetence/ineptitude of the cops & investigators is INFURIATING !!

[@hechanova07]

I love watching these at the gym. I’m able to finish episodes while concentrating on reps.

[@gondolin12]

I bring my kindle and read on the treadmill

[@hechanova07]

@@gondolin12 Yes! The gym certainly lends itself to enjoying entertainment with more focus.

[@athenaathena1307]

Great work. Thanks for sharing.

[@kcbarbo78]

Everyone reacts differently, but our spidey sense went off because his reaction was abnormal? Is there a “normal” reaction when everyone reacts “differently”? Words matter, guys. Just admit Terry was unlikeable, and “the husband did it” would provide an easy solution. Easy solutions are more attractive than hard work.

[@ishp2]

He had the look of evil. A full-blown psychopath who does not have authentic feelings. A sad soul.

[@susieevans6445]

Pink haired, Tattooed Educated Successful Woman .. Hell yeah!! Loves Gardening and woodworking??? So freaking Awesome!! But why is this an anomaly??

[@aleisaetheridge8682]

Damm ,I cant believe that trooper almost let that creep walk again 😯 Poir Terry ,all of those years living under the weight of that suspicion.Yes ,U r a monstwr ,a rapest and a killer ,thats a monster for sure.

[@paigemprice]

Asking for a lawyer should not set off alarm bells

[@brucetoo3294]

In the 1970s network television did a mini-series with Sallie Field--about her being abused as a child by her psycho mother. But in her story she does not grow up to become a criminal--she gets counseling and then becomes an art teacher and lives "happily ever after." Not all childhood trauma leads to cruel and criminal activity in adult life. I knew some weird friends from weird families when I was a child, but the worst thing they ever did as teenagers or adults was take drugs. If anything that may have harmed themselves that way--but they did not hurt other people.

[@SapiophileGoddess]

I remember that 1976 TV movie: “Sybil” (It wasn’t a mini-series, though.)

[@6AlphaMikeCharlie9]

Crazy how she openly admits she wanted someone k!lled and talked about it. That is NOT normal.

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

This is a pretty old case way before I heard of Dexter. Bizarre. The tv show was more interesting though. This twitchell is pretty sick.

[@Sunshine_day]

If only Jelle from Edmonton had gone to the police immediately, Johnny may still be alive. 😢

[@caffiend8863]

*PLEASE DON'T REPLY TO THIS POST!!! I couldn't believe that poor excuse for a detective would accuse Terry just because he lost his temper during a 911 call! Considering the condition he found his girlfriend in, and the stupid questions those operators ask, anyone would react the same way under such highly stressful circumstances! 🤬

[@Mo_Ketchups]

25:57 - 👀 If you just saw _that_ mug, in _that_ photo, without _any_ context … the word “Guilty!” would dive off your tongue w a double-gainer. Q: “Guilty of WHAT?” 🤷‍♂️ A: “SUMPTHIN bad! … FOR - SHORE!” 😖

[@gasmith7486]

Shore or sure? 🙄

[@DaVinciCosmeticsUSA]

I understand to be traumatize like the guy , in my case I donot remember the face of the two people that try to pick me up and kidnap me. It so scarry to walk in public area and not know who are they ?

[@judyharpur]

It would be okay if law enforcement was honest. They are not

[@kimp519]

Such a tragedy .. what I can’t understand is with his criminal background and what his ex wife knew how is it his daughter was allowed to live with him ..

[@brianabaker3256]

That first victim could’ve saved someone else’s life had he gone to the police first hand😒

[@jenniferhorstmann2279]

Yes, and even after that he only said “I could’ve been killed”. He showed no remorse for the death he MIGHT have prevented. Sickeningly selfish.

[@tracyengle7829]

I seen this video and scrolled down and there is a different documentary by 48 hours. Different title but about the same victim. I wander why 48 hours would put it in 2 different documentaries? I will check it out and see what information is in this one that is not in the other and vice versa.' The title of the other one is ' The unsolvable case of Roxanne Wood' Thank you and God Bless

[@CaseyMarie11-11]

Because this video is just three separate videos put into one.

[@Tiange678]

Amazing

[@caroljohnson9230]

PEOPLE MAYNOT REALISE THAT THE LOSS OF A CHILD NO MATTER WHAT THEIR AGE. THIS PAIN IS UNDISCRIBABLE. THIS IS A PAIN THAT LITERALLY FLOODS THE VERY DEBTH OF YOUR SOUL AND STAYS PLANTED UNTIL YOU TAKE YOUR VERY LAST BREATH. IN SAYING THIS, WITHOUT ANY DOUBT, I BELIEVE THAT THESE POOR MOTHERS WOULD HAVE GIVEN THEIR PRECIOUS DAUGHTERS THEIR VERY LAST BREATH 🥀

[@chrismontgomery4204]

Why are you YELLING?🤔

[@welchtina]

Anyone else find themselves relieved and happy when it isn’t the husband? God bless that man. I hope he was able to move on and find peace and happiness.

[@Witchfoot.Incorporated]

‘…the high school steven speilberg attended’. ??????????? IRRELEVENT

[@rocioaguilera3555]

I think that you meant IRRELEVANT

[@jenniferhorstmann2279]

Exactly what I thought when he said that - Why does that matter? Was that supposed to imply it was an affluent area? I doubt Spielberg grew up wealthy.

[@maurabell5634]

12:14 Forced entry or not, doesn’t make the husband the killer. The killer could’ve come in right behind her with the door still open.

[@andrea41970]

No matter how the person talks on the phone these people always say they are suspicious

[@octopusmime]

@27:18 that’s the smoothest graphics transition i’ve seen for 48 hours. 😅 impressive.

[@capiruzca]

What the……… Why do the police keep letting Miller roam free????

[@BossDaCashCrisis]

This was most impactful one for me on the remix, as I'm just about to bury a brother to Suiside. I'm a believer, but he was not, " Satan doesn't miss" thank you, all the others were great too, such talent, God bless you all, ❤️ love from UK