5 Cold Cases that were SOLVED with Insane Twists

[@mookzmom]

It's very gratifying to see so many cases solved now. The only bad part is that often the cases are so old that the killer has already enjoyed a whole free lifetime and then died. And often the victim's family have also died. Still, it's good to know.

[@valiantwarrior4517]

Yeah. Closure is always good to have. Even for the authorities and community involved.

[@cwallcw]

Nope. It’s about a boring story as it gets, for murder. “Suspect confesses to murder” should be the title, and I’d have skipped it. Pretty sure the point of this particular video isn’t just to bore the public but to generate click-ad revenue. Seriously, skip this ☝️

[@valiantwarrior4517]

@@cwallcw Are you wanting fictional crime show drama or something to make it more entertaining? The video is exactly what the title says. It’s actually very easy to exit out of a video if you don’t like it.

[@cwallcw]

@@valiantwarrior4517 Nope, oh Valiant one, I just think certain stories are boring to the public and don’t deserve the same status as ones with pesky things like facts or interest. Want to hear the intriguing and riveting tale of me clipping my toenails? No? Spoiler, they got clipped.

[@evabernardo5847]

Well I do believe just because they have lived knowing what they have done, I do not feel it means they have enjoyed life

[@shayla592]

My parents always taught me to wait in my friends driveway until they safely got inside and locked the door. They also told me to never leave them alone at a party/club. Cases like these are why they taught me that.

[@seasluggin]

we don't care

[@yaneizaperez3740]

Yea me too. If i ever drop offa friend i always wait till there inside the house. My parents taught me that and i taught my kids the same.

[@alondraorozco3327]

@@seasluggin Who exactly is "we".......

[@selT02]

@@seasluggin speak for yourself. You makeing yourself look real bad rn.

[@birdiep72]

Your a good friend 💯💪🏼

[@rsmith6366]

NEVER tell anyone that you have money. Before going to Uni my parents were like "Don't tell anyone you got a scholarship". People can get real desperate and take advantage of misplaced kindness. You will never see that money again.

[@lisad1655]

Exactly this! People who you think are your best friends or even family members can kill you over money. I even said this out loud as I watched. Poor lady.

[@ShinkuGouki]

Sorry,man. You lost me with "you will never see that money again". What do you mean?

[@TapDay]

@@ShinkuGouki people are desperate enough to rob you or scam you. No matter how trustworthy they seem you should never tell anyone you have money; especially the amount of money.

[@angelinev6812]

agreed.

[@c.daniels3413]

Sad but so true!!

[@spudlee1749]

What kind of friends leave their "not of age" yet friend out of the group and go on without her. Then have no problem letting her go home with a stranger?

[@renatawarec]

Back then everyone did it

[@denisegore1884]

@@renatawarec No they didn't. I suffered the shame of being asked to leave a bar when I was 18 and the legal age was 20 back then. My friends all left with me.

[@spliffyrodgers4266]

Most people tbh back when I was younger I hated when some cunt got caught out because I always felt bad leaving them so I would walk home with them because theres a few creeps around my area but honestly looking back I should have stayed myself I missed so many weekenders because someone got carded or too drunk and wanted to go home early we just started shoving people in taxis eventually it was alot easyer but a dick move because taxis drivers are scamming scumbags

[@stonemason848]

and never identify the killer as the guy the took her home? too drunk to know the guy, or what he looks like. even yrs later an old pic of him would let them know he was the same guy.

[@joelbaxter9398]

Spud Lee that’s exactly what I was thinking, there’s no way in Hell I would have let a friend be taken home by a stranger

[@PamelaH_HappyVibes]

The Grandmother killed by her 17 year old Grandson really bothers me. I wonder what his Parents feel knowing their kid killed her. So sad!

[@nutboy93]

He was in his 20s

[@krisbest6405]

It is scary when you feel unsafe with your grandchildren, l,m happy to be ignored. I wonder what happens when Aggressive 4 years olds grow up.

[@lauriekester4602]

Just saw this story on Cold Justice. Horrid!

[@sitcomsTV]

They probably already suspect it. His deminure/behaviour troughout the years must have given vibes. His choise of life style. Maybe he went gangster, mixed up with the wong croud. But it's your son an your son would never kill your mother! Right? You just don't want to believe it. Until they can prove it.

[@eloiseparker153]

The beginning of the end all starting with disrespect and an outrageous sense of entitlement being tolerated. Bet there was no father around either.

[@Smileythesilent]

Imagine losing the matriarch of the family, having anniversaries, birthdays, reunions without her there. They probably talked about her all the time. And then they find out that the killer was there amongst them the whole time. Damn😐

[@josephineoto2641]

and just imagine how young the killer was therefore I'm so curious on how did he manage to kill the old lady..

[@blvcktomb]

Un truc de ouf quoi, ça me fout les jetons du coup

[@tommesiacooper1258]

@@josephineoto2641 he was only about 25 at the time….not hard to over power an older person especially on who don’t see it coming, it was her grandchild.

[@josephineoto2641]

@@tommesiacooper1258 i thought since it was her grandson he was just a kid since it didn't mention how old he was.

[@renatawarec]

@@josephineoto2641 she looked way smaller than him.one whack from him im sure knocked her right out.poor lady

[@stan8479]

That first story made me so sad... Because if the motive was money, if he really had needed it at the time, he could’ve asked her and she likely would’ve helped him out. It’s always good people that fall victim to these senseless crimes...

[@scottn322]

All John and Jane Does should be entered into all of these genealogy sites. That would be a worthwhile endeavor, anyway.

[@JOLEE462]

Good idea!

[@nickkerr5714]

Yeah, but sadly "defund the police" is popular these days. Police depts are going to have less resources to close these cases as a result.

[@Cat-di9lg]

@@nickkerr5714 Police use much of the money they get to buy military grade equipment, not to do in-depth testing. That money can used to fund kids education and health care, it shouldn't be used to buy equipment that has no business being used on civilians..

[@manportablesolarsystems9283]

#HowdTheHandGetRed

[@keonivanwyck1302]

@@nickkerr5714 awesome video

[@MichaelCS146]

the stories about men killing old ladies/their grandma always hurt me so much. I live with my grandma and can't imagine doing anything to harm her.

[@casecold1864]

Bless you Mike. Take good care of her.

[@alfredandersson875]

@@casecold1864ditto. Late but never too late to appreciate a young man appreciating his elders. Respect is rare.

[@markchristiansen7350]

The best part of all this new technology is the solving of these cold cases, which in turn must scare the crap out of all the scum bags who think that they have gotten away with their despicable crimes!!!

[@scottmiller6270]

You'd be surprised at what people get away with. They say we work with or around a killer. Don't know how true that is but, pretty crazy if it is.

[@melodi996]

@@scottmiller6270 I just read about a doc in early 1900s in USA who were provoding ladies with criminal abortions, killed at least 4 we know of, was sentenced only for one case and sat in prison for whole 1,5 years (!), never lost licence, lived his best life and died as a respected doctor, damn, they needed modern forensics back then.

[@Daevoz]

@@melodi996would that person be dead

[@johnmccormick1602]

Unfortunately only about 55% of murders get solved each year (look it up). Good that these real old ones get solved but these cold cases grow each year

[@ThickFILA79]

facts

[@etherealechoes9907]

Never leave your friends to go home with a man they just met-especially if they have health issues. It seems odd he wouldn't drive her home because she was 'ill'...surely that's more reason to bring someone home. Sad cases but it's good they're solved. x

[@babygirlzmommy]

Or at the very least, go back into he bar, and tell one of her friends, hey shes ill and I cant take her home like that and have one of her friends come out to her

[@appliancealliance4444]

Yeah something doesn’t add up. Both her friends and him say that was the last time they saw her. There can’t be that much space between his car and the bar entrance for someone to just kidnap her. Someone’s lying

[@mochacholat]

Nice group of friends

[@alabhaois]

Never EVER go off with someone you don’t know!!!

[@denisegore1884]

@@alabhaois and don't let them into your house either.

[@thejourney1369]

A childhood friend and I were talking about this today. Her daughter disappeared in 2003. We know she’s dead and killed by her boyfriend, but her body has never been recovered nor has her murderer ever been charged. She left being three kids. It breaks my heart not knowing where Rachel’s body is and that her murderer is walking around free.

[@goatmoon2393]

Have they searched any Jane does?

[@terrykeenor6812]

1⁰⁰000

[@valiantwarrior4517]

That’s rough. I hope eventually justice is served, and she gets the info she needs to find her daughter. 😭

[@thejourney1369]

@@goatmoon2393 yes, but we suspect that her body is in the mountains where possibly only hunters may find it. We live in a mountainous area and it wouldn’t be hard.

[@SpitFactsAndThenDontReply]

@@thejourney1369 may we have more information so we can research this case? The more notoriety the better honestly.

[@audreymuzingo933]

Oh holy sh I just now realized 2021 is already more than half over. Almost 3/4 over! Am I the only one who feels like it just started?

[@czmAvery]

I still have to stop myself from writing 2019 on documents ...

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@czmAvery IKR?!!

[@Mane_ea]

Im still in 2020

[@OhZjuchi]

It did just start ? 3/4???

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@OhZjuchi LOL, nope, it's true. August is the ninth month out of twelve. Just three more and we have to start saying 2022.

[@Europa1749]

Never leave a bar with a man you barely know or don't know at all.

[@dlrsnate5100]

Don’t go to a bar at all

[@thatruth8900]

Never leave with ANYONE whether male of female

[@eshowoman]

How about teaching men not to be vicious murderers?

[@thatruth8900]

@@eshowoman don't you think they already know they shouldn't murder your attempt to defend the female through accountability is crazy.

[@baxtersmom279]

@@thatruth8900 the person responsible for that murder is the murderer, period.

[@eviehammond9509]

The police didnt do anything extraordinary to solve Virginia's case. The killer confessed to a person who came in & told law enforcement & they confirmed it. Had that not happened, this still would be an unsolved, cold case sitting in a box somewhere collecting dust.The guy may have gotten away with murder in this life, but he will be held accountable in a much higher court now that he's passed.

[@onlychangeiscertain]

Newsflash: when you die it is all finished. Live your one life.

[@jwades77]

heb 9.27 And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment:

[@Thankyou12490]

I’m taking a fat fucking dump as I type this.

[@robertpunu7624]

Evie, a-freakin-men. important no murders video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKqkmWyFerN9hrc

[@Davey-Boyd]

@@jwades77 The bible is fiction. You are in a cult, you can escape. There is no man in the sky.

[@noneyourbiz8886]

Miss Leola’s case makes me especially sad. I can’t imagine the betrayal she must have felt while her own grandson stabbed her. I’m glad these folks have finally gotten justice. 💚

[@devonyoung6933]

I’m from Picayune, Ms. Leola is my best friends grandma. The grandson was on drugs and we believe she caught him in the act of stealing from her. And we also believe someone else helped

[@noneyourbiz8886]

@@devonyoung6933 I’m sorry for your loss and that of your friends. My truest condolences.

[@ma.belenramirezinsfran8884]

@Sarah Pool uf 5ft

[@devonyoung6933]

@@noneyourbiz8886 thank you, the whole community was hurt especially when it aired on tv it was like opening up a womb but at least we got some justice

[@devonyoung6933]

@jack busto I have an aunt who was murder on September 11 the same day and they still haven’t found her killer. She had all types of defense wounds, so I’m sure there was evidence but they won’t do anything because her body was found in New Orleans. Picayune police department is only equipped for drug cases , which no lie it’s known for meth labs but they need more help because the murder rate is getting worse. Glad I moved but I have close family there

[@CW90Rex]

Why did that friend of killer #1, who he confessed to wait until after he had died before reporting it??? That was another whole year of Virginia's family not knowing what happened to her. They should've been charged with something for that. Not cool.

[@maddieb.4282]

Maybe he legitimately feared for his life and safety. Have some compassion and think a little bit about what others may experience before jumping straight to retaliatory punishment that won’t actually change anything and would just ruin another person’s life.

[@CW90Rex]

@@maddieb.4282 Im sorry but the video clearly stated that his murderous friend was very ill and on his death bed when he found out he'd killed someone. How could he have possibly killed him if he was so weak he couldn't leave his bed?

[@CW90Rex]

@ thank you. I apologise for jumping to any conclusions

[@mikemcgee5950]

At the very least a good ass kicking

[@Alkis05]

He probably didn't want his friend to die in prison. The guy wouldn't confess it to him if he thought his friend was going to tell the police. The guy was dying anyway. The problem was going to solve itself. I'm not saying I agree, I'm just saying what could be a likely answer.

[@steph4847]

I can’t imagine how it feels like to not know what happened to your loved one. So sad but glad these were solved.

[@jessday.]

And for SO long! It must be agony.

[@missycitty9478]

Poor Virginia. She should have kept her inheritance a secret! RIP Virginia ❤

[@SleepyRue]

I know right she seemed so sweet i wish she would've kept the inheritance a secert. The worst part is if he asked her if he can have money because he needed it she would have helped him thats the most saf part he could've asked and she would've helped.

[@missycitty9478]

@@SleepyRue Exactly! :(

[@allisoncorona7381]

The need for cocaine is often the major cause of thefts. Cocaine addicts don't care about what they do, how they act, or how they look or smell. Their only priority is getting more cocaine. If one is told that they would get all of the cocaine they wanted for the rest of their life if they would kill their very best friend or family member, that person would be dead inside of ten minutes. I know that it's ugly, but it's true. I've seen that myself.

[@kenrickkahn]

Yeah man, sh_t messed up..

[@eileeneclark9011]

11/22/21....YOU don't have to tell ppl. Other ppl talk about things when they shouldn't. Your Dr or dentist or preacher can "find on" & not think about it when he/she talks to office staff or another professional about "your business". Or a banker or lawyer or real estate pro can mention you/your late relative to somebody...again WITHOUT thinking about "telling personal business". AND today the INTERNET connects all these facts for anybody just "looking around". Just sayin'......

[@Drmoemoe]

It's horrible that the guy who killed Virginia lived his life before he died. Horrible.

[@SjofnBM1989]

I love how she had Joe Lean written on her feet and it never ONCE occured to anyone to look and see if anyone named Joelene or similar name was reported missing like????? Srsly

[@xxspamixx]

But how many people get their own name tattooed on them? Usually you get other people's. But it's still a god resource to ID the victim of others recognize the tatoo.

[@DKF_oli]

@@xxspamixx idk why but I knows lot of people with their own name tattooed. It’s weird to me, but more common than you’d think lol

[@usagiprincess4387]

@@xxspamixx my dad has his own name tattooed on his chest lol

[@kiana5576]

Maybe they did look for Joes and Leans but not the Jolains. We'll never know.

[@ambriellemurray8442]

This was back in the 60’s though. Back then if we’re reported missing it would be in that state and hard for police to communicate state to state due to the lack of technology. Many files were still paper and the name Joelene was very common back then. It’s sad but not a lot to work on.

[@bettyjames4155]

It makes my day when I hear about cold cases finally getting solved.

[@mikedaly6018]

When the Nazi-hunter Simon Wiesenthal, now long dead, explained why he hunted hiding Nazis, he gave 2 reasons: to capture as many Nazis as possible, but to disconcert & trouble the rest. Some would escape formal justice, but would nevertheless have their bellies racked with tension at night, waiting for the knock on the door. So with modern DNA, not only to give closure to families, but to give bad guys worry, stress & trouble. Not perfect justice, but a kind of justice nevertheless!

[@c.w.8200]

Yeah, I can confirm, my grandfather was on edge his whole life. He wasn't one of the more prominent Nazi war criminals anyway but he still worried they would come for him. I hope all those murderers out there are feeling the same... except for the psychopaths, they obviously don't give a damn.

[@maddieb.4282]

Great point. Solving these cold cases has many benefits, this is definitely not the least of them.

[@maddieb.4282]

@@c.w.8200 I’m sorry that you have a grandparent who may have committed some real atrocities and who was associated with such deep evil. I admire you for being open about it and sharing this fact. I hope you know that you’re not your relatives, and that you don’t have anything to do with what he did. You should live your life free of guilt and other negative emotions associated with this knowledge.

[@elizah2093]

It is so satisfying to hear stories of solved crimes. Thank you

[@Mysterious5s]

Thanks for watching

[@A7xeno]

For real though. Solved mysteries are so much more interesting than unsolved ones.

[@notacat7127]

@@A7xeno not at allll

[@starfireprincess]

It's scary how you can literally be neighbors with a cold case killer 😬

[@teodoroguzman3418]

Got a 60 year old neighbor whos creepy wouldn't doubt if he is

[@sarahewson3607]

Cold Justice is such an awesome show!! They have done work that is so necessary and so remarkable.

[@vandervan4462]

#1 Aint it foolish to provide food and shelter for 40+ years to a monster who has killed so many people. Insane laws.

[@sarahmariakuipers3967]

Thank you you speak so clear. People always forget not to put back music to hard because deaf people has a problem to listen at two places

[@georgewilliams8136]

Hello Sarah Maria Kuipers how are you doing today?

[@georgewilliams8136]

Beautiful smile of you❤️❤️❤️

[@renatawarec]

I just watched a female doing the same.her voice was so horrible i had to turn off the volume & do cc.he has a good voice for this.

[@kenbritton8227]

Too bad about all the blurry photography though.

[@drdrai7479]

I'm glad she's been identified, but #4 wasn't exactly "solved". The killer is either dead or in a retirement home somewhere.

[@trufate6270]

The identification of Gordie Sanderson, James Freund, Pamela Buckley, Evelyn Colon and Karen Knippers have me both emotional and happy at the same time! Genetic genealogy is trully an amazing science. I thought these people would never get their names back. May they rest in peace...

[@renaysari6631]

Damn, how can you kill your grandma, that's cold as hell.

[@betsybarnicle8016]

I have a couple nephews who I fear would kill me for as little as $20 (in and out of prison and rehabs, addicted, drug dealers, have bodyguards, avoiding warrants, constant stealing, dui's, etc.). I even avoid their noncriminal sister, my niece, for fear of her reminding her brothers that I exist.

[@renaysari6631]

@@betsybarnicle8016 Thank goodness you are aware of them. Stay as far away from them as you can honey. There are people I know that I wouldn't be in a room with either.

[@kenrickkahn]

I just seen a story today that an Army Vet k_lled both of his Grandparents..

[@renaysari6631]

@@kenrickkahn That is awful. I just don't understand it. I hate seeing stories of elderly people being killed, What possess someone to harm an elderly person is beyond me.

[@Alkis05]

16% of all murders are done by family members. Only 20% are committed against complete strangers.

[@TonyMontana-mv9ez]

The first case. The lady died at the age of 59 and the guy that killed her died at 59 too. Coincidence? I think not

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

What are you even suggesting? That’s exactly what a coincidence is.

[@TonyMontana-mv9ez]

@@MrRyan-wu4jx I don't believe in coincidence.

[@bugsy220791]

Not to mention just over a week before the anniversary of her death too, maybe she came back for him.

[@TonyMontana-mv9ez]

@@bugsy220791 oh I didn't hear that part.

[@Balloo-Bicycle]

The second case, never leave a friend alone. When you go out together you come home together.

[@JYCrazy1]

These cold case videos are so addictive, please make more of them! It’s so nice to see justice being done. Hopefully in the future, another new technology will come along which can help solve murders which have happened recently but which DNA can’t solve.

[@carolholliday4875]

It would be better still if they had never happened at all.

[@billcosby7030]

I've been hooked up with cold cases happened in the Netherlands. It's to be honest so heartbreaking to read that people have died or have been murdered without anymore trace linked to the accident/killer.... I can't imagine being a close relative of the victim...

[@rjasontwenty1099]

well, we had to deal with some cold cases that were solved accidentally of the fact that my niece was being murdered, and being found the day after she was killed, 16 years old, she was walking home from school with some friends and at some point the road to home came to seperate..it was just about 10 mtr through a little bush near a swamp..and it was getting a bit dark that time..she never reached home, a man known as the martial teacher of the neighbourhood and one who always carrying a bible was washing his hands and head from blood and dirt and someone called the cops...this man had been living in the neighbourhood for about 3 or 4 years, was the son of a police officer from another country and was sending abroad to flee because of suspicions that he had killed ppl, but was taken into protection, in the 3 or 4 years he had his resident in the new country he committed 4 killings, 2 nurses, one whore and my niece who came from school. He pointed the police the bodies : one was decomposing and two were skelletons: 3 cold cases were solved...they let us beat this man before the police put him in jail...i guess he is now a free man for good behaviour...and daddy's money to hire a good lawyer..dang this world

[@juliefox9158]

Sad

[@dawnboese6613]

Makes me sick Virginia was killed for 100 bucks. I just started watching, I'm sure it gets worse 😞

[@alfredandersson875]

That wasn’t exactly confirmed in the video, was it? Just that she specifically had $100 in her wallet.

[@88happiness]

It's so weird that a guy called Gerald killed a girl called Geraldine. Spooky

[@AnaAcuraErica]

👻👻👻👻

[@natebroadus8474]

Leola's case breaks my heart. I was my grandmother's caregiver for the last years of her life. I did everything I could to make those last years as happy as possible, because I loved her. I can't even imagine hurting your own grandma, especially when she was as lovely a lady as Leola apparently was. R.I.P. Leola. I'm sorry justice took so long to reach.😢💔

[@abdulqudz89]

bless this channel for the content it uploads.

[@Mysterious5s]

Thanks for watching

[@cassandrarocha7369]

In the first case the murderer ended up confessing. Forensics would’ve still be useless if he hadn’t confessed

[@maddieb.4282]

Luckily this video is just called “solved cases” and doesn’t mention anything about forensics 🙄

[@the.only.yorkshirepud420]

If I found out my friend murdered someone I would go straight to the police not wait till they died

[@barrytooley6724]

I don’t remember anyone wearing masks in 1984.

[@renatawarec]

I think theyre fast forwarding to 2021

[@joshuaguenin9507]

or a Delorian in 1966

[@hollyhumbyrd3362]

These re-enactment scenes were obviously filmed in 2020-21, but it was a tad surprising to see....

[@karendouglass9796]

Watch out. I got called critical for mentioning this same thing, lol

[@BoundInChains]

Or flying cars in 2015

[@gentleeyes]

So the first guy got away with murder and died peacefully. He told his friend he did it, but never why. The others are also as frustrating.

[@janedoe4316]

Just a suggestion, don't show the perpetrators picture before announcing who he was! We loose suspense

[@renatawarec]

It was bizarre to just stick a picture in there??

[@michaelcarlo9296]

Lose

[@coralcatastrophic]

How? Just because you know what they look like doesn’t mean you know who they are lol

[@maddieb.4282]

This video isn’t for entertainment or “suspense.” These are REAL people who were KILLED. Death is serious and permanent. Not for you to give petty critiques to. Have some respect.

[@itsdrea2353]

@@maddieb.4282 This is why I’m very selective with who I subscribe to for this type of content.

[@kenlewis11]

Multiple times we heard of a lack of resources but every time I go out to drive a see dozens of new police cars. In my small suburban KS town of 30K, I counted 26 police cars sitting at the station the other day. No wonder our taxes are high…and they still don’t have resources.

[@jojostats1212]

Literally same here! I'm also in a small KS town. It is unbelievable

[@samtaylor2404]

why do you keep showing mugshots of people you haven't even mentioned yet? you're still talking about someone going missing and suddenly I know the killer.

[@betsybarnicle8016]

I also was irritated at that.

[@dionelladasilva]

agreed

[@seandelap6268]

It's great that these were solved after all this time.

[@miramuchachito296]

How Janet forgot her purse inside the bar if she did not was let in?

[@babygirlzmommy]

Maybe they didn't have a Bouncer, or she got in past them, and when she went to the bar to get a drink thats when they asked for ID? And she left her purse then?

[@miramuchachito296]

@@babygirlzmommy lot of maybe...

[@Logan_Baron]

@@miramuchachito296 Did you think that the people that were actually there at the bar with her to be here in the comments to answer your question? Because anything else HAS to be a "maybe". So you either expected someone that was there to be here to answer your question with the absolutely accurate reason, or you expected suppositional answers that you would then complain about. So are you an idiot or an asshole?

[@24greenie]

Did a search. She did get inside she was refused service at the bar due to changed drinking age. A Killer Connection: The Janet Brochu cold case by Kylie Low.

[@julcaos]

A salute to all the hard-working people who willingly bring comfort to the victim's families.

[@kiaravargas7608]

I am so late but its better late than never!! Love your channel and content. Its always interesting

[@Mysterious5s]

Thanks so much!

[@TheREALJosephTurner]

Just so you know, the constant use of blurry images for suspense is not having the intended effect. It's merely annoying the hell out of the viewer.

[@DKF_oli]

Lol I thought it must be an accident of leaving the filter on

[@Royyst3r]

respect to all the people who helped solving these cases. After watching number 4 just being labled as "girl who drowned" just made me really sad. No one deserves this fate. They at least got the attention and were noticed by people like us watching the video. Hopefully all of them receive peace in the afterlife.

[@toniacassetta5766]

I’m from Salina, Kansas and never knew this case. How awful that they never found her killer. So sad for the family.

[@matrixfull]

It's kinda sad that one case was solved only because of show Cold Justice because police didn't have enough money for DNA test themselves.

[@renatawarec]

Those tests aren't cheap Whatever way works is great.it got the case solved

[@coralcatastrophic]

Yup. And people want to defund them 😢 no cold cases will be solved at that point.

[@DKF_oli]

“The police didn’t have enough money” LOL! What a load of BS! The police get more than enough money than they could ever spend they just don’t choose to use it in the right way

[@puppiekit]

@@DKF_oli for real lmfao I'm convinced people don't even bother looking at the police funding before saying stupid stuff. They get more funding than our schools. If our teachers can make it work I'm sure our police can

[@artsmashhh]

Who would kill the neighborhood grandma? She seemed like such a kind, sweet lady. It's a shame we live in a world where people are ruthless.

[@charleszegzdryn1963]

2nd Case... If a person is sick that's a good reason to take them home, not tell them you can't take them home! (his whole story is suspect.

[@lovelygirl1730]

Hello I just subscribed to your channel I never heard any of the stories before and you have a nice calming voice keep up the great job.

[@epiccow6791]

Hope more of these cases get solved in the future. Good work. Thanks for the video.

[@RazHolly]

On the first story, I love how this guy credits “how long science has come.” When the killer confessed on his death bed and the family member told on him. The science of snitching amirite?

[@diamasparkles2272]

I'm glad these people never give up no matter what ❤

[@d.cypher2920]

It's one thing to not prosecute the serial killer already locked up for several lifetimes due to money issues... *it's a whole other matter, to not have looked into the lady's death in the beginning when they had evidence of the killer, but "couldn't afford to have a DNA test completed.* That's unbelievable.

[@betsybarnicle8016]

That's like all those thousands of untested rape DNA kits all over the country. Priorities.

[@jadiequinnie8433]

So interesting. Glad we’re finally able to solve these for the victims and their families. For future reference it’s pronounced sa-line-ah not Selena :)

[@casecold1864]

It depends on where you come from.

[@Bettinasisrg]

You should also do videos of all the people found innocent years later because of DNA.

[@terribellettini450]

These cases kind of left me want more. Did the grandson who killed his grandma family suspect him, what was the reason? Also want way more information about Jolene, at the very least her age, did the family know the boyfriends name? Thank goodness for social media and it’s ability to aid is missing persons.

[@Hablonoenlgles]

The third case makes me so uneasy. There is no closure. It’s like “we finally found the killer, but your nephew is a murderer”

[@GenXfrom75]

So Janet was sick and the guy just left her? What a freaking gentleman. Ugh 🤬

[@HazardousChaos1]

Why the hell do the cops deserve a pat on the back... They didn't do anything.

[@coralcatastrophic]

You realize these cases took place when technology was no where near what it is today? They did everything they would with what they had at the time. Smh🤦🏼‍♀️

[@HazardousChaos1]

COPS are lazy and useless..and always wanting a pat on the back for NOTHING.

[@coralcatastrophic]

@@HazardousChaos1 lol you’re ignorant

[@moiraja.1315]

the virginia case really broke my heart

[@elizabethpeters6890]

I used to hang out at T-Woody's in 1986. I had no idea this had happened. I had been in college out of state. I never hung out at Pete n' Larry's. It was a meat market.

[@Joanla1954]

Great job on the video, thank you so much!

[@Mysterious5s]

Thanks for watching

[@madiala4613]

How some of these perpetuaters lived and died without paying for their crimes Sad

[@Zazaberriezz]

Not really god will handle them in the long run.

[@wakingohiomama9110]

Shawn Luke Antill Missing from Cadiz, Ohio since December 2017. Loved and missed by all who knew him.

[@georgewilliams8136]

Hello Wakingohiomama how are you doing today?

[@gabbyfringette7250]

You should ask some of these cold case channels to cover his case. It might spread awareness and maybe someone who sees it will have information. I got merc docs to do a story on a woman who went missing from my town

[@wakingohiomama9110]

@@gabbyfringette7250 thank you! It's awesome what you did for that missing woman as well.

[@gabbyfringette7250]

@@wakingohiomama9110 So far it hasn't made any difference but you never know. At least she will have crossed the mind of everyone who saw the video

[@raymondpleasant]

Rewatch this and didn’t even realize it at first really good video

[@talyakierig137]

Omg the chances of me seeing this video! John Shelkins was a friend of my grandfathers in Baden, PA. THEY WENT TO HIS FUNERAL IN 1978 WHEN MY DAD WAS ONE YEAR OLD

[@dannyalwayslandsfeetup2812]

Wow so glad you made a full length vid great work

[@sallykohorst8803]

I am new and enjoy your videos. Very detailed!

[@Mysterious5s]

Thank you

[@KillerBites]

Awesome video!

[@Brimstone-Gaming]

Virginia's family: thank you cops for working on this for years Me: um they had nothing till the killer confessed to it before dying and the police didn't find out till his friend told the police. They didn't do jack

[@maddieb.4282]

Just because they didn’t solve it doesn’t mean they didn’t try. At least look at the evidence before giving them shit. Good lord, such bitter words for no reason.

[@Brimstone-Gaming]

@@maddieb.4282 cold case means they gave up, plain and simple. they never knew who it was till the killer's dying confession to a friend. I will not give kudos to police that quit searching for killers

[@scottgust9709]

My parents teach me to talk to the scariest strangers and always get into to their vans if they offer candy.

[@brittanyward1290]

Anyone else hear about the cases where the victims are older and just feel hella depressed 😔

[@paulawillaminachandler-ren3725]

Nice video. That "Bolding" 7:31 part was really funny though.

[@krisbest6405]

Ladies ,and men, could you ask for a selfy with a stranger, if you go elsewhere , and send it to two friends. If you new acquaintance refuses, stay with people you trust. Pool floaters need fast rescuing, not running away wasting minutes.

[@iamReddington]

It's disrespectful and downright sad to bury someone as "unknown"

[@amer1canbea5t89]

would you rather them put them in an unmarked grave to be forgotten?

[@mattkaustickomments]

There is no city called “Western Columbia” in South Carolina. There is however a West, Columbia, SC. I wouldn’t have said anything at one mention, but you made the same error twice. That said, good job on the video overall.

[@yaneizaperez3740]

Good show man. Very well explained.

[@Gamsaaa]

Offered juice, cookies, and baked goods to the neighborhood kids... back when ipads and cellphones didn't exist and kids actually played outside.

[@jamimosley9080]

I just think that it is so crazy that when you take decades to solve a cold case the killer is already dead and has gotten away with it and usually all of the family members are already dead before they even get to see justice for their family member. But I feel that it is still nice that they are solved.

[@AuntieKim]

So 45 minutes at a club was more important than the safety of your so-called friend?

[@u.sonomabeach6528]

The photos in the video seem to show certain photos at the wrong time. The suspect is showed before the story gets to the 'reveal' and it sort of is anticlimactic. Great work though and I enjoyed the video

[@MarDaCherry]

Pecos ,Texas is my home town. I was thinking of this case when I was watching your earlier videos !

[@amer1canbea5t89]

I know who you are but you don't know who i am lol

[@MarDaCherry]

@@amer1canbea5t89 nice we got good taste in our KZbin history 😃😂

[@amer1canbea5t89]

@@MarDaCherry hell yeah, mine is so damn random tho lol...i could watch a video like this one and then boom im watching some camping video lol i dont even camp

[@Jolenesmart1980]

17:30 the woman didn’t know what to do - so left a woman unconscious and under water while going to “get someone” christ your not dealing with an awkward customer scream for help and Jump the hell IN! No wonder she couldn’t be revived

[@amer1canbea5t89]

How do you know the woman didn't know how to swim? So she should have risked her own life to pull someone who was already dead out of the pool?

[@CaptainChadManly]

As a Mainer hearing you say some of the cities in Maine was funny. I remember hearing about those cases when I was a kid

[@randarhodess]

Mainer here too, I thought the same thing 🤣

[@hardlife8122]

. this young man narrates these story's with joy . Your Sick . gb* ~ it's a hard life (MULDEW)

[@carolinawestern3875]

I live right across the street from the Ropers Motel in Pecos Texas. I recall in 2019 when it was ran in our paper again, but didn't know they solved it though. I'm glad.

[@amer1canbea5t89]

they didn't solve it, all they did was identify the girl

[@carolinawestern3875]

@@amer1canbea5t89 you're right. I was talking to the owner just yesterday. The place don't even resemble the way it did back then.

[@amer1canbea5t89]

@@carolinawestern3875 no it looks way different now lol

[@BBXcompany]

im not trying to be mean but the cadence of the narration and some of the wording reminds me of those kids animation channels, kinda unnatural but everything else is great 👍🏻

[@anthonygilmore5969]

Well, i dont know why the lady found in the hotel swimming pool is on here because her case isnt solved. They cant find the guy who left the seen.

[@Kayla-cq7rq]

Because she was finally identified after no one knowing who she was for decades! Yes not solved but that’s one step closer to hoping they’ll find the person who did it also a little closure for family that thought she was missing the whole time

[@r.j.penfold]

Plus bringing it up might help jog someone's memory who could have information.

[@MrJamiez]

Love the channel bro.

[@jamesr1703]

4:35 Get real. Intruders who come for money don't give a rats ass if you were nice. They come to steal and silence any witness.

[@GitzenShiggles]

Am I the only one who noticed the 1958 Plymouth Fury at 16:28? CHRISTINE!!!

[@deafdanny6299]

The pace of this video feels much slower than needed. IMO

[@Mmguilfoyle]

You can speed it up in the options

[@betsybarnicle8016]

@@Mmguilfoyle Depending on different things, I often speed videos up...even by 2.0.

[@ufos-cos]

Yeah I’m about to just quit watching. Shame

[@brandonheston8608]

My sister has been missing since 2005 I hope they open it back up