5 Small Town Mysteries

[@evab.6240]

When a father investigates his daughter's disapearance and then he gets killed.. Come on. Poor man. I think someone should reopen this case and investigate some more. The killer(s) probably still live in the town.

[@MoRRsZLaSu]

When the cops seem incompetent, I always suspect them.

[@shitstorm6521]

I've been living in bardstown since 8-9yrs ago and this place has went downhill alot in the past like 4 or 5 yrs. Cops do nothing around here and ran out the investigators that came and threatened them. If you ever visit bardstown I wouldn't go looking for the answers to solve the murder. You will go missing, her father was killed because he was getting super close to finding the killer.

[@wobblebobble6713]

Poor folks knew too much 😔

[@Darlingnik]

Officers did it.

[@shaycase1834]

Eva B. I believe it’s cops behind all of it, which explains why there’s been no arrests...

[@LoonZoomBoo]

Because he played the clarinet and kept bees? I've never heard something so ridiculous.

[@julz3tt3]

Yes, instantly guilty... That was a witch hunt if ever there was one.

[@chadcobb2285]

He kept bees in his clarinet

[@marycrawley3293]

Bob Cobb 🤣

[@sonicroachdoggjrraven3263]

Squidward is shaking

[@michelleevans5531]

Who else is binge watching these late into the early morning hours with a full busy day looming before us?😁😧

[@MattMama]

Michelle Evans 😩 it’s 3:26am I have to be up in 3 hours.......it’s so worth it 👮🏽‍♂️👮🏽‍♀️🕵🏽‍♀️🕵🏽‍♂️🙌🏾

[@taylordevore2563]

Michelle Evans 🙋🏼‍♀️🙋🏼‍♀️🙋🏼‍♀️

[@cynthiabustamante2884]

Me . It scares the hell out of me. But, I still keep watching them.

[@catherinevaz6139]

Mee 🖐🏼 lol

[@seasonsasmr9741]

I am to and getting increasingly paranoid that I'm going to be murdered lol

[@alexwilde1975]

What an absolute insult to clarinet players and bee keepers. Small minded cops should be removed from law enforcement.

[@jackcarey4902]

Yeah that's dumb

[@OGitGirlJess]

Alex Wilde I was just about to say, what in the entire fuck?? They got tunnel vision on him because he played the clarinet??? Oh and because he was a bee keeper??? FOH..... How about looking at pedophiles in the area or people close to her that had motive & opportunity. SMH. If they had done that early on & not wasted time & resources they just might have gotten the right guy! This country’s system is insane!!!

[@digibotdotcom]

And they were, wait for it, crooked.

[@johnmassey2517]

I think it was more because he was weird not that that makes him guilty or the cops less shitty anyway..

[@jj66123]

@Kyril J yikes bro

[@lowerclassbrats77]

The monotone voice actually fits the subject matter.

[@trent3872]

Don't ever move to Bardstown:check.

[@MAIMEDWOLF]

lmao its funny because i live there, and it must be a well kept secret because no body talks about it at all!

[@neuralmute]

Moggie Delight, I adore your name!

[@trent3872]

Moggie Delight it's odd that nobody talks about it? 5 unsolved murders in a town of 15 grand? Seems to me that's ALL folks would be talking about. lol.

[@MAIMEDWOLF]

I will try my best!!!

[@MAIMEDWOLF]

HMM Pretty sketchy dont you think?

[@thejourney1369]

If you do a video on missing people, please include Rachel Good from Elkton Virginia who disappeared on October 18, 2003. She was dating a married town cop, Adam Williams, and was pregnant with his child. When Rachel's family called the police because they didn't know where she was, Adam Williams initially investigated her disappearance. In January of 2004, he resigned from the force and moved to Florida. Rachel's mom is a childhood friend, and I babysat Rachel. She lived with me thru the week due to her mom's work schedule. I am begging You Tubers who do crime videos to feature her case, and so far no one has. PLEASE include Rachel in one of your videos. We know she is dead, but we want justice for her that has been denied for too long.

[@DutchessDarling22]

Donna knight I'd like to see that case get a video as well...plz let me know if a video gets done either on this channel or another

[@Kimrbr549]

Donna knight I was thinking of her too! I worked at the same place that her mom did and I could not imagine her pain and having to take care of her children 😔

[@thejourney1369]

Natasha Johnson, not me. I'm much too close to this one.

[@bah-be8159]

reminds me of a case that happened near where I live in Burke Co, NC where a girl was murdered - very similar scenario - think it was even on Unsolved Mysteries

[@lilmissbloodbath89]

B Dizz There are SO many cases like that! Way too many, unfortunately. Married cop dating a younger girl, gets her knocked up, she's never seen again. Sadly common.

[@hollymetzgar6506]

What truly makes this creepy for me, is in a small town where everyone knows everyone, you walk by those people every day with the knowledge that one of those people killed some one. And you could be next. Very scary.

[@fatonyalmitchell3281]

Im living that nightmare DAILY ‼️

[@tylerrobinson7383]

Shoot look at the Delphi murders. The guy that is the suspect literally took a picture sitting next to the police sketch and poster of the suspect. Creepy stuff

[@aimlessalix8066]

If it's a true small town then everyone knows who did it 90% of the time too

[@karenspooner1492]

They thought he was a strange guy coz he played the clarinet and was a bee keeper lol 😂

[@morganmcgarthur9621]

The cops were so bad at there job that they violated every law on the books to convict an innocent man. I hope the lawsuit bankrupts the whole county.

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

​@@morganmcgarthur9621should come from the cops pensions. Put every last cent in one account and everytime one of them does something to jeopardize the money it'll have the rest on their best behavior. Having tax payers paying for it when we already pay their salary is ridiculous

[@jonnymac8925]

I can't imagine what the kid from Bardstown is feeling. They lost their father, then a year later the mother and sister are murdered essentially leaving her as the last living member of the family at a very young age. That's hard.

[@GreebleClown]

So beekeeping is considered strange? I think they're strange for thinking that.

[@cherrymilkk]

the Insane Artist Playing clarinet in a band does as well apparently 😂😂

[@MrKmanthie]

the Insane Artist ...that's the small-town-herd mentality for ya. If you're not like all of them, you're some kind of friggin' weirdo.

[@anthonylesley982]

Only in Canada it does

[@Cs-zp5sr]

That poor beekeeper. I'm so glad he got some justice, unlike a lot of folks falsely imprisoned.

[@eldx8628]

I really don't think playing the clarinet and bee keeping automatically makes you strange 🤔

[@rosiellagrace]

Eld x they don't, it's just the small town mentality of anyone different must be strange.. I live in a small town, and it's just how it is, unfortunately.

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Eld x It does just a little bit actually.

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Rose Ella-Grace Move to a bigger town then and stop complaining.

[@erin230]

A little quirky for a small town but nothing to make you think he's a murderer

[@erin230]

TheDodicat that's true but small town people are a special kind of weird

[@lordkrantz5633]

Grew up two houses down the road from where Holly was taken. I was six years old and had played with her and her brother before. The neighborhood kids and I weren't able to do much outside after this happened. Sad and messed up story.

[@TT-hl5ql]

You weren't alone in this.. so many children across the nation didn't have the freedom that we once had. So sad.

[@lazeywinde6113]

I grew up nearby too, in CT. It wasn't just parents being overprotective after that. My teacher talked to her students as if we were guaranteed to be raped and murdered if we so much as breathed the same air as a stranger.

[@FrankiesFancy]

I got to play outside all the time when I was young, had lots of freedom. I got to ride my bike to the store. Mom told us to just"be home before the street lights come on". Most parents did. This was in the 60s and early 70s. Know why there are so many missing and dead kids now and not then? If someone even looked cross eyed at a kid in my day cops didn't do anything about adults beating the shit out of them. Everyone had a gun and was free to use it. Back then, law makers and cops knew that bad guys would always have guns. So when good guys had guns, everyone played nice. Was it perfect? Nope. There were problems. But nothing, and I do mean nothing like it is today. We weren't over crowded, either, which made it easier to notice a pervert. And people didn't hide family members who were creeps because of neighborhood status. It was bad enough if a family member was a baby raper or a kidnapper or killer...so if the family wanted peace, they denounced the creep. A creep would get dragged out of their homes and beat damned near to death and there would be no punishment for them. When society went all "touchy-feely" and started protecting the "poor little criminal he was abused as a child!", it was almost immediately open game on kids. I watched it unfold, literally. Shut these pansy assed politicians down and go back to the good old days when a perv had to limit himself to naughty thoughts in the basement or get the crap stomped out of him and beat down in jail (we still have that at least but that's only if the perv gets put into general population, which they don't). All old ways are not necessarily bad ways. We were safe and free then. Creeps knew they wouldn't be protected then like they are today. Not beating a pervert child raper/killer and pampering him is progress???

[@lazeywinde6113]

@@FrankiesFancy actually rapists, pedophiles, etc were even worse back then. You just didn't hear about it because the media isn't what it is today. Hiding a pervert in the family isn't new. When teens went missing police were more likely to write them off as a runaway than actually look for them, so we're IDing 30+ year old teen aged corpses with DNA.

[@FrankiesFancy]

@Lazy Winde & zadose - No, they weren't worse back then. We lived in an urban area. People talk. We knew a lot of people. If one person knew there was a pervert, they would keep their kids close. When another parent wanted to know why, the info was spread like wildfire. Dad's would cruise around. Teachers and principals were on alert. Everyone knew when there was a creep in existence. I lived in California, too. This state was the complete opposite of what it is today. I'm not sure where you grew up but, where I grew up, this was what it was like. I noticed it was also the same in Texas, where my mothers family were and we went to visit every summer. You'd better kiss your a$$ goodbye if you looked at a kid wrong. I wished it was still the same. Zadose, you're not going to find a perfect child's life anywhere, ever. Look at the Manson followers. All good kids from good homes and loving parents. These kids followed Manson because they were bored of having it good. Oh Manson was abused. Brutally and never knew his father. But he never actually killed anyone. He had just become a good con artist and that's what most abused kids learn from the start, how to con, do the "right" things that would make life a little easier for themselves. And they had guns. All of them. Guns, knives and whatever. But their victims didn't. They preyed on the elitists mostly who felt safe living in "safe", crime free neighborhoods. I'm guaranteeing that if Leno LaBianca or Voytek Frykowski had a gun, there would have been a much less brutal outcome. I've known quite a few kids with single moms - including my own daughter as I was a single mom - whose kids grew up into normal, productive, law abiding people. I've known kids with alcoholic parents and even abusive parents who grew up, turned their backs on their folks and became useful, caring members of society. A couple even became cops. A cousin of mine watched his father shoot and kill his mother then himself when he was just a young boy. He's been a homicide detective for 30+ years. You can't say "Oh he/she was abused as a child" and use that as a justification for being a pedophile or a murderer. There's something wrong in the heads of these people from the get-go and they will never be "right". And every California governor, Democrat and Republican, has turned down the Manson family - including Manson himself - for parole because they know this.

[@TheStapleGunKid]

I remember the "boys on the tracks" case from a 1988 episode of Unsolved Mysteries. Very chilling. One of the most haunting cases ever featured on the show.

[@fatonyalmitchell3281]

Definitely scary 😨

[@MichelleJ817]

You always have the best and lesser known stories.

[@user-gb8yu6kq3r]

True i havent seen any of these, Have you seen Cayleigh Elise's content? They are good

[@mr.privateman772]

M Cayleigh's are not original unknowns like this poster's videos are.

[@user-gb8yu6kq3r]

Just said her content is good

[@heatherfoster6625]

check out LordanARTS if you like Cayleigh and Criminally Listed.

[@Smiggly2574]

One with the boys on the tracks Unsolved Mysteries ran a story on and people claim it is connected to Bill Clinton in an odd way since he was governor of Arkansas at the time.

[@alicesrabbit7126]

LOL. wtf, playing the clarinet in a band and beekeeping makes someone "weird"? today, that's called hipster. those damn cops.

[@alicesrabbit7126]

yeah, probably. "he's a clarinetist, a beekeeper, and he's gay. let's get him." fucking ridiculous tunnel vision.

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Queenie Isn't Here Yeah, let's get him - I'll help as well.

[@lionelhutz5137]

"Are those real diamonds in your ear, queenie? I bet they are, I bet you got those as a christmas present"......

[@generationofswine-ge5rw]

Cigarette butts were found in a group, near the Jessop home, as if the killer smoked while waiting. Of course, when it was revealed that Morin was a non-smoker, that evidence mysteriously disappeared.

[@sonrize7679]

Queenie Isn't Here hipsters are gay and weird. lock em up and throw away the key

[@TheSpogNYC]

Thought my hood in Brooklyn is rough. I stand corrected. Bardstown, Kentucky. Holy shit.

[@BrookelleBlasphemy]

TheSpogNYC right✋️😭😭

[@lamaarporter9829]

6rooklyn is ass Come to my hKood ni66a

[@margiestirk3037]

No joke

[@shrekscumslut1341]

Ive got 5 words .Our.world.is.messed.up.

[@lizhjelmeseth5485]

Aman.

[@fatonyalmitchell3281]

I got 1word..... Correct ‼️👍

[@fatonyalmitchell3281]

@@lizhjelmeseth5485 AMEN 🙏

[@ashiyadelancy]

I just think it's weird that molly sent a letter to hollys parents and then ended up murdered, most likely by the same killer. I mean what are the odds?

[@sherryireland1084]

Crazy rite 😲😲

[@Logan_Baron]

There's the small town and the both possibly fitting a similar description that would attract the same sex predator, that narrows the odds. But I also wonder if perhaps Holly's killer was some relative or someone connected to the family somehow. Then were informed of this sweet letter from this girl and maybe got a bit obsessed with her and tracked her down too.

[@hume1234561]

@@Logan_Baron I was thinking the same thing Larry.

[@fatonyalmitchell3281]

Not 🚫 to many odds ‼️🤷

[@trent3872]

It's so freaking sick to think there are people out there that prey on young girls like Holly and Molly!

[@t.jackson2613]

CoyoteTa81 or boys like in the tracks.

[@fervcorsica3358]

Cool story bro

[@AmberDennis001]

I was nearly kidnapped in high school in my subdivision. It was a blonde haired man

[@JockStrop]

Crystal and her father were for sure killed by the same culprits.

[@ocky88]

Breazie I strongly suspect that the cop who failed the polygraph did it

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Breazie And you know this how.

[@cherryshrimp3757]

ocky88 Failing polygraph test -obviously done it then.

[@user-ls1ep7qq4n]

Yes, dirty cops.

[@Scurvywormstudios]

OJay88 that lie detector test doesn't work at all.

[@rini8510]

Bardstown sounds like an inside job town

[@DarkAngelRabbitX3]

Trust me.. everyone in our town believes so to.. especially when Ballard went.. I remember reading the paper like yeah he was totally murder in connection

[@emperorpalpatine1228]

As Pleasant of a State as Kentucky is to live in, we've had our share of killers. Hell, I'm a distant Cousin of one of Kentucky's longest unsolved cases. Melanie Flynn, the Daugheter of Kentucky Senator Robert Flynn, Disappeared in January 1977 from Lexington and to this day she has never been found, but her car was found in Florida. There was a Police Officer who was a suspect in her disappearance. There was a best selling book about it called "Bluegrass Conspiracy"

[@margiestirk3037]

My thoughts exactly

[@TT-hl5ql]

@@emperorpalpatine1228 I remember.. didn't that case also involve or overlap so to speak, the cop/lawyer turned criminal that ran a large drug ring? He ended up in someone's driveway? That was all just nuts.

[@shennarice5749]

My thoughts exactly 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@lazchurchyard1229]

When police stall or close a case, or muddle it with "tunnel vision" , there's a pretty high percentage that a cop did it.

[@hannahrose853]

Google Jacob Wetterling.

[@andrewross9364]

Proof?

[@migue4793]

Corrupt cops make me sick. Every town and city across the globe has them. Green talks

[@kaira7102]

@User name 1234 I actually have. I got into a discussion with someone so i did some research. anyhoo. There are 800,000 law enforcement officers. Its only a small percentage that are bad.

[@yoyo762]

@@kaira7102 Actually the cop profession, if we can dignify it as such, attracts a lot of sociopath's and psychopaths. And thus that are into doing bully stuff to others.

[@judyberends4586]

The man's voice is pleasing and serious sounding and is good for these stories. Thank you.

[@fatonyalmitchell3281]

I agree ‼️ 👍

[@SparkieGoth]

I love how your voice is almost soothing in a twisted kind of way. ;) You have fans in England. Keep up the great work.

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Lucy Gillespie I think he had fans everywhere.

[@_Maxten]

is he canadian? he sounds vancouver-ish

[@leilanim7338]

Uncle Bernard i'm pretty sure

[@xxRyleighluvves1Dxx]

Uncle Bernard given the way he talks I'd say he definitely is Canadian

[@peacemakerwolf8972]

Lucy Gillespie I totally agree!

[@Sanbika89]

Wow, they tried hard to railroad beekeeper dude. Sickening how getting a conviction trumps convicting the RIGHT person. That tunnel vision happens way too often.

[@kristenfortune5026]

Or the messed up plea bargains

[@fatonyalmitchell3281]

Okay ‼️if you do the right ⏯️ thing it will fall into place ‼️🤷

[@mikecann3220]

Update on Christine Jessop... the dna sample was matched to someone that has since passed away. The mystery is solved and that poor girl can Rest in Peace.

[@1God1Earth]

Who was it?

[@mikecann3220]

@@1God1Earth some ass named Calvin Hoover

[@fatonyalmitchell3281]

Glad her remaining love 💕 one Got Some kind of Closure ‼️

[@charlottestreet3301]

Just going to mention that I heard it was solved on another crime channel. I just forgot the name of the channel

[@theprincessnay]

@@1God1Earth it was a man named Calvin Hoover. A family friend from what I read

[@lilyblu4577]

The scariest part of watching all of these is realizing that it can happen to any one of us. It's just crossing paths w the wrong person. 😨

[@oneofthemasses6831]

This mentally, and especially, physically, sickened me. The Holly and Molly cases are especially devastating. 😔

[@dogscott7881]

I don't care how beautiful Bardstown is, my ass isn't going anywhere near the place

[@commonsense571]

Claire Scott ahhhhfrikkingreed!! Lol

[@thereisnothingleft9339]

No shit!

[@StormyNight777]

Murders can happen anyplace. Bardstown is just one they chose to video about. Bardstown is beautiful!

[@commonsense571]

Ann of course that’s true..!i was being dramatic. 🌹I’m worry I know you are right. 💐

[@StormyNight777]

@@commonsense571 It's sad that people can do something like that and not blink an eye. I worry about my granddaughters. They are beautiful young women and could caught the eye of some crazy person.

[@suebolden]

I really don't know how KZbin can deny monetisation of these crime videos because they're not 'family friendly'. I keep seeing ads for KZbin Kids, so can't the adults have their regular KZbin without interference?

[@MintyMiku]

Sue Bolden because the new KZbin CEO is a feminist

[@georgiabyrd6785]

What's feminist about letting killers run free/cold cases stay cold? FemiNAZI.

[@316nicolez]

zadose what are you talking about? Thy still produce episodes of family guy, South Park, the simpsons etc. all adult cartoons with new episodes

[@janieclara4360]

Literally not everything has to be about kids KZbin should have a kids page with their kid safe commercials it really makes no sense KZbin is not even supposed to be for young children without supervision

[@ct347]

MintyMiku that comment came out of nowhere. You anti-feminism people are weird...

[@victoriamann6645]

6:00 - 6:08 "... Janet had been struck with several objects that was never identified, but they were all items that was in the store..." ??? how can you know the items was in the store when they didn't identify the objects she got beaten with? 😕

[@georgiabyrd6785]

that kind of caught me too..... "none of the items were discovered, but there were imprints left of a metal clasp from a leash, a rawhide bone, a squeaky toy....."

[@munchkagosmith7363]

Victoria Mann the actual object that killed her were never identified. There should have been more clarification there.

[@jenniferhocott939]

Victoria Mann. Yeah I caught that too.

[@dewiemerald7171]

I realize you commented 2 years ago. But I live one town over and they do have the murder weapon in the cold case files. She was bludgeoned to death with a hammer

[@epizzle9232]

Just that the store sold the same items. So if the killer used a hammer and an ice pick or wrench or rope, the store she worked at all sold the items which they could tell from markings on her body were used. The killer might’ve taken those items with him when he left, so the actual item used to kill her was never found.

[@courtneyb7205]

I’ve lived in Bardstown my whole life and it’s just absolutely bizarre.. we went from nothing to all these just bizarre murders

[@randytatum6107]

You still live there

[@sarahbeackley5883]

aaahhh!! who lets a nine year old go home alone and then go to the store alone??!!

[@randomyoutubeperson6954]

Sarah Beackley I scrolled the comments section to see how many people were thinking this too! 👍🏼

[@georgiabyrd6785]

I thought the same thing, then thought "ahhh, it was the 80s - viva la era of the latch key kid"

[@DisabledCursedPrince]

It's not uncommon in small towns where everyone knows each other. But that's just false sense of security.

[@sarahsemprit9509]

@@DisabledCursedPrince i was thinking the same thing. It was the 80s, small town. The parents assume that their neighbors will keep an eye out and don't feel scared because nothing happens on main street, USA.

[@texmom4697]

It was just a different time. And a small town at that. People were so naive.

[@ngpickles63]

I just subscribed! Even though your content and the music in the background give me nightmares... I still watch!! I'm telling everyone I know about this channel :), you deserve more subs!!

[@georgiabyrd6785]

I just found it today and binge watched the whole afternoon. It's 10:30pm and I finally was just forced to take my dog out. Down the middle of a well lit street with people on it, I didn't want to disappear without witnesses.... I'm middle aged, but I wish I could somehow sleep with my parents tonight :(

[@AshleySC83]

The Molly Bish case has intrigued me since I first heard about it on one of those unsolved mystery shows in 2006. So sad that these lives were cut short and nobody paid the price for it.

[@AshleySC83]

Pardon?

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Ashley How much do you think it would cost 4 a short life.

[@akarislays2799]

Cherry Shrimp immediate execution

[@AutomaticDuck300]

It was blatantly Rodney Stanger

[@stevenhulbert7655]

Ashley, the Bish case needs to be revisited because Stanger fits the profile of a serial killer and/or pedophile. Small towns like these typically don't have the resources to do long term investigations and the DNA database hadn't been properly developed. There's too much similarity in the MO's of the suspects.

[@elizabethbrooks4849]

I remember all to well when Holly and Molly disappeared. At the time I lived about 20 minutes from where they were taken. Keep praying that these family's find justice they deserve.

[@fatonyalmitchell3281]

Amen 🙏 glad you are ok ‼️

[@hep09]

So glad you chose the Holly and Molly Bish cases. I live in the small town next to Warren, Molly's town, and their deaths still haunt all of us.

[@matheusso1992]

Just imagine when copsfind out you watch those videos as a hobby.

[@BLane-xr1ic]

I was just thinking that........ My search history would suggest I'm a serial killer. I really hope no one in my town goes missing any time soon lol

[@menosbbgirl]

😏😬😹

[@renschuon4992]

Seeing all the sketches that go unidenified makes me want to go to my local police and like ask if there are unidentified sketches or photos that I could help identify, keeping in mind I’m a young adult so if you are going to show me a man that was in his 50’s from a crime that occurred in the 70’s I probably can’t help. But there is literally no way to ask that without it being creepy and suspicious

[@mohdalmaamari7700]

They will have a “tunnel vision” for you !

[@heavenwheeler4280]

I've never been this early to a video but I clicked as fast as I could to watch this.

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Michael Chacon No you dont

[@tfgpbgspook9811]

+Kidd wtf

[@Matt-sisko]

Idk why, but I put this channel on as background noise when I'm trying to get to sleep

[@wowthatsamazing_]

I love your videos. The amount of research and effort is staggering, but perfect for the topics you are choosing. A good idea would be to make a Top 5 of previously mysterious murders that have been solved!

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Wow. Murders that have been solved, why didn't I think of that.

[@orueom7720]

@@cherryshrimp3757 😂

[@GroovyKy]

I won’t even drive on Bardstown Rd in Lexington anymore🙅🏾‍♂️

[@abrar676]

Lol I won’t blame you if you don’t

[@jcoope77]

Why do i watch these so late at 🌙 night?

[@georgiabyrd6785]

because you were watching since dawn on a saturday and couldn't stop.....

[@gtx-808]

why u a pussy this is not scary

[@---kx1xc]

he was suspicious because he was a beekeeper who played the clarinet? ha. sad story man.

[@erich2591]

The editing and video quality is amazing. I hope your channel blows up! (metaphorically)

[@Lilmisscostumedrama]

Yeah... They'll work around the clock when one of their own dies!

[@lestermcgee5122]

Lilmisscostumedrama AMEN. He didn't deserve to be murdered , but you are so right.

[@nishiaboo7583]

right. I caught that too

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Nishia Boo Caught what? A bloody cold.

[@ssachamberlain7963]

Lilmisscostumedrama I'm sorry, but if one of your Colleagues died by the hands of somebody, wouldn't you work especially hard to bring that person to Justice? And I know for a fact that there are a lot of detectives working 24/7 to catch any Killer, even if they have their own families depending on them.

[@georgiabyrd6785]

SSA Chamberlain yes and no.... there are indeed plenty of cops who will work round the clock at the expense of their family to find killers. but the other cops, who are sadly the majority, only perk up when one of their own gets hurt (too close to their ego).

[@texanfournow]

0:39 My town did not have a 2010 Consensus! We disagree on many things...

[@petmomful2260]

Love that you have actual photos of the people and places involved, and tell the story well, with a REAL voice! New subscriber here.

[@heatherfoster6625]

Lord, the first story is terrible. Bardstown is a no-go. Hope these people get justice. The father was definitely targeted!!! That boyfriend and his cop brother need to be waterboarded.

[@DarkAngelRabbitX3]

As a resident of bardstown ... interesting enough I've noticed new signs up next to rogers signs saying "nick knows" if I recall correctly

[@MrKmanthie]

Heather Foster how'd YOU like to be "waterboarded"?? Maybe they do that shit in these hick towns in the south, but not in civilized places (unless you happen to be thought of as a "terrorist", which is really fucked up!)

[@TetoAmane]

how you do it to give us new and not so known cases!? Keep the great job! Your channel will get huge!

[@jonathanturbide2232]

Denisse Amane ❤ It’s already huge, it gained more than 40K subs in 2 months 😊

[@TetoAmane]

Jonathan Turbide wow thats pretty fast!! they deserve it! 😀

[@neuralmute]

This is good stuff. I was familiar with a couple of these cases, but most on here are new to me. This channel deserves to be exploding like they are! :D

[@RochellB46]

Denisse Amane ❤ that's why I love this channel I always hear new cases

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Denisse Amane ❤ I think it's called research.

[@jonathanturbide2232]

Almost 50K sub 👏! - Thanks for talking about the Molly Bish case, one I've always been fascinated with. Terrific research.

[@neuralmute]

That was a refreshingly short overview of the Guy Paul Morin farce, too. You're Canadian too; you know what I mean.

[@jonathanturbide2232]

neuralmute - Oh yes, that was a big time story (even here in Quebec). Since the first trial found him to be innocent he should have been given a third trial when he was sentenced during the second, that should be an automatic in cases where there'sonly circumstancial evidences against a suspect. Thanks for sharing. :)

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Jonathan Turbide Oh yeah, bloody fantastic search.

[@cherryshrimp3757]

neuralmute I'm not Canadian, so I have no clue what you mean.

[@keir13]

I once commented on one of your videos that I couldn’t handle your monotonous voice but it turns out that it’s perfect and your storytelling is thorough and well put together and I’m a moron for questioning your approach to the craft.

[@fredg3410]

On those two girls, I think I'd be asking, who knew about that letter, that wasn't family.

[@Logan_Baron]

Or was family. I'm not saying the father, but there could be some cousin, or extended family that had an unhealthy fixation on the little girl that then got obsessed with the girl who wrote the letter when the family talked about the sweet letter they got from a nice young girl.

[@jessiehermit9503]

A guy is a suspect because he played the clarinet. Makes sense. Everyone who has an odd hobby is violent. Of course, that's sarcasm. Makes me angry.

[@anthonylesley982]

Yup yep and in Canada

[@sapphibee]

so i guess I'm a suspect now

[@316nicolez]

Its not even an odd hobby. My boss is very wealthy and normal lady and she plays clarinet. She’s the kindest women I’ve never met. Nothing odd about her

[@wendieknight1042]

Imagine me and my nose flute!!

[@geographicoddity9444]

Nicole Baloney Yes, but clarinet AND bees? Guilty! 😉

[@haleypeal3395]

20 marijuana cigareetes. lmao.

[@andyouwonderwhy5954]

Haley Peal that was my thought. I was like after 3 of those bad boys if your still awake congratulations lol

[@Zaghzackio]

Boy they was smokin big kush

[@amsterob]

it was.

[@billieholiday1571]

Can you give me more info about this so I can do my own research?

[@arkansasamber5965]

Being from Arkansas, it does have ties to the Clintons as well as the man Tom Cruise portrayed in "American Made." He was known to drop drugs in those woods.

[@taylorvettese8718]

Thanks for freaking the shit out of me bro! I live 15 mins from Queensville, Ontario 😭😭... Now I'm scared 😭😭😭 that town is literally one traffic light 🚦 and that's it. Ugh. Freaky.

[@fatonyalmitchell3281]

Knowing that ‼️ keep a gun 🔫🤷

[@tyking5841]

Sentenced to 30 years in 1993 then paroled in 1999! wtf!? They sure showed her didn't they. LMFAO

[@billsloan2643]

She was only convicted for drugs.

[@peggypasson8794]

Yep but the person who gets arrested for drugs does at least 10 years! Frustrating believe me .....

[@johnjames1212]

your supposed upload on Sunday, I waited all day with a bucket of popcorn😢

[@PazuzuBoy666]

this brought a tear to my eye. i was waiting with a plate of food too...

[@johnjames1212]

for real! Doesn't he have the most awesome vids

[@PazuzuBoy666]

absolutely, when I first discovered this channel I watched all of the videos in one day.

[@johnjames1212]

me too😃,well most of them

[@heatherlyn6306]

I did too!!

[@KamsObsessions]

I waited yesterday for your video, so glad you got to upload today! I understand how hard it is to stick to a schedule sometimes😊 great video as always

[@rocklupus1549]

it's like dateline, but shorter more intense, and you want to know more.... . and it's only every Sunday

[@epizzle9232]

rock lupus yea and dateline and those other shoes like drag everything out to fit there one hour or two hour slots.. it’s super annoying sometimes! Like when they talk to the families and each family member says the exact same thing and they show five different members... or when they come back from commercials and repeat everything they just said in the last fifteen minutes... it annoys the shit out of me! I love these cases so much more! It gives all the information straight to the point and no bullshit!

[@bananafanafoferry6970]

You sound better on this upload than on the newer ones. Clearer and easier to understand.

[@thchification8955]

20:38 freaked me out, with blurry face image lol

[@mrsuns10]

My name is Blurryface

[@baxtersmom279]

Same. So freaky!

[@baxtersmom279]

@@mrsuns10 do you care what I think?

[@Soshesaysjessica]

Glad I randomly found this channel,never heard of some of these cases

[@CEDL4072]

I used to live in these "nice small towns" It was a pleasant change of scenery from being a city born gal. Until one night as I was coming home from work around 11:30pm and the cops had my neighborhood in complete lockdown. Turns out someone gunned down a man and unceremoniously dumped his corpse right next to my house 😳😳😳 I later discovered that there was a lot of drug activity going on in my so called "nice" neighborhood. I would have expected to have seen this living in the city not in that town! Needless to say, I shortly moved afterwards when I started getting weird knocks at my door in the middle of the night......

[@luckyshow98]

CEDL4072 Oh goodness! I'm glad you're safe the knocks must of been freaky

[@CEDL4072]

Hannah Obsiye Thanks! It was creepy...

[@nerium.nerium]

CEDL4072 Unfortunately, drugs are a common thing in smaller towns/rural areas because there are less things for people to do otherwise.

[@georgiabyrd6785]

That's crazy!!! I'm glad you're OK and outta there! I moved to a small town too. Never locked my doors... until I found out how meth heads from the other, bad side of town (a 24 sec drive away of course) had been breaking into cars on my street for things like a dollar bill left on the passenger side floorboard, etc, just being destructive over nothing. And likewise after years of living in a city, after moving to the small town I was more lax about locking my doors, until three guys hopped my back fence to come and rob me (I was sleeping with the back door open because it was hot - my bad - but luckily my dog chased them right back over and nothing happened). I now live smack in the middle of Los Angeles/Hollywood and feel safer. I can't quite articulate it.... I think it's the anonymity, it makes me feel safer, less likely for someone to be able to trace you back to your house if they've seen you round town, or even just ask around about you to naive people and easily find out where you live..... or something? And have you heard all the reports on these videos where it was a small town, and the neighbors heard screams, but thought it was the tv/someone "playing"/etc? They seem pretty useless anyway. I'd rather live in a more densely populated area, to increase the statistical odds of someone (who's not a dumbass) hearing you. And there are less street lights in small towns, even when living downtown. AND I felt like a bunch of weirdos (despite the nice people) were attracted to the small towns for some reason.... small towns just creep me out now after living in one.

[@jackieacheson4928]

I used to think the same of small towns. But they are just as drug filled as the cities. It's just not as obvious to the naked eye. You have to live there to see it.

[@issagirl4847]

I remember the boys on the track from I think either Forensic Files or Unsolved Mysterious.

[@Stylebyria]

unsolved mysteries and American most wanted

[@jennifercantrell3737]

Unsolved mysteries

[@davehampton5498]

That's crazy 2 of my best friends who were twins were found killed in the exact same way in Delaware!

[@clickclickboom94]

As someone who knew the Netherland family personally (I actually dated the only surviving daughter, Holly, when they lived in my hometown) I would like to say thank you for bringing attention to their case. I don't have any insider information, but the general consensus around here is that all 5 murders are connected.

[@PeachPieMe]

Wait, there's no double jeopardy in Canada? That's crazy.

[@dgeorge4761]

I think ur very pretty 😍

[@howdyradio934]

Criminally Listed thank you for the upload. Watching + learning from Australia.

[@demikal]

I am shocked I subbed last week and this channel was at 29k now your almost at 50k congrats. Wish this channel would upload more thou.

[@RochellB46]

demikal I know I'm so greedy I need moreeeee lol but I understand we have to wait if we want good content and cases most of us never heard of

[@cherryshrimp3757]

demikal OK stop asking 4 more - you sound greedy?.

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Rochell Barbara If you know your greedy - stop - you'll end up obese.

[@kendawa2918]

“Thou” or ‘though’? I hope you’re not a teacher.

[@castleview3321]

David Lynch's new TV series - 'Bardstown'.....

[@apryl9481]

My mom went to school with Kevin and Don. They were killed on the tracks near where I grew up. The locals believe that the cops are either covering something up or just not trying hard enough at the very least. I hope someday we can solve this.

[@laurapirate]

Do you know if any of these videos has led to witnesses coming forward?Would love if something good could come out of something so sad!

[@minea4300]

I just found your channel last week and have been binge watching ever since! You're officially one of my favorites now. Most of the cases have been ones that I've never heard of before, and you voice is great for narrating. This was actually extra interesting because of Holly Piirainen. That last name is Finnish, and I'm from Finland myself.

[@iatethecrayons]

I got scared that you guys weren't gonna update!

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Julie M Now that would have been a traversity.

[@taylorpowell922]

I live in Kentucky and have never heard of the bardstown murders so I was quite taken aback when I heard this!

[@margaretcooper797]

I just love this guy’s voice,it is matter of fact and atmospheric at the same time.Respectful of the victims as well.

[@RoninMilli]

I'm 30 I've smoked pot since I was 16. Even at my highest of high I would never lay down on train tracks and sleep. And everyone else I know who smokes wouldn't either. And technically marijuana plus tobacco is a Spliff not a "marijuana cigarette "

[@georgiabyrd6785]

Agreed. But "marijuana cigarette' is just an outdated term here in the U.S. for a joint, something your mom/grandma would say.

[@sierrastrawn3422]

...seriously! I don't smoke myself, but i know quite a few people who do, and NONE of them would do any of these horrendous acts. Marijauna badically nails you to your couch w/ little gumption or energy to move. That poor beautiful girl & her family you are in my prayers. Ive had my own kindness mistaken for "flirtyness" also its very unsettling. I hope justice is served. XO

[@sfletch3042]

Milli W marijuana cigarette doesn't mean weed and tobacco. It is a term used by people who don't smoke to refer to a joint.

[@mattwenhold8435]

@@sierrastrawn3422 the "marijuana cigarettes" mentioned in the Arkansas case were allegedly smoked by the 2 VICTIMS on the tracks....not by some unknown perpetrators....

[@AMooSeMounter]

The only danger a "marijuana cigarette" has is to you is your fridge wallet and couch

[@nancy.g-son]

Remember no clarinet playing or bee keeping if you want to avoid being seen as a weirdo/be accused of murder! Just a tip... 😯

[@fatonyalmitchell3281]

U silly 😏

[@stacicollins1364]

This is a great channel. Fuck 48 hours! Criminally Listed for the win!

[@mathewkromeo2934]

Unresolved podcast goes into incredible depth regarding Bardstown. He has almost four hours of content. Police department is dirty; a lot of drugs being sold.

[@angeliafox740]

And I love the stories that you guys have on here keep doing what you're doing

[@Perfectpearl]

5:00 this first story was so twisted. a man's wife goes missing. then his brother is fired for failing a polygraph about his sister in law's disappearance. Then, the missing woman's brother and father search the woods for her and the father ends up murdered by a shotgun and the brother (who was there) knows nothing?! C'mon.

[@mrright1716]

Dam bee keepers, I knew you couldnt trust them..... Smh

[@michrain5872]

Yay! I was looking for something cool to watch. Thanks :D watching :3

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Mich Rain Was that cold enough 4 you.

[@RS-nj7pr]

The Jessop case hung over my childhood like a dark specter. I was slightly older than Christine and grew up in a similar rural community not far from Queensville. I remember being terrified that some person was out there snatching kids in a town that I knew, not some big city far away. My mother was Guy Paul's alibi witness. He was a regular customer at her grocery store and she served him on practically a daily basis. Like usual, she served him on the day Christine went missing at a time that would have made it impossible for him to have committed the crime. Although she served hundreds of people a week, Guy Paul stood out because he was polite, friendly and very gentle natured. My mother contacted the York Regional Police to share her interaction with Guy Paul on that day. She was never formally interviewed nor deposed by the Crown or Defense attorney. She called multiple times and thoroughly expected to be subpoenaed. There was NEVER any follow up from either the police or the attorneys. I remember my mother being so frustrated and absolutely sick about his conviction. To know that someone is innocent and nobody was listening was a terrible burden to carry. My mother died in 2004 and up until a few years before her death, she still talked about the horrible miscarriage for both the Jessop and Morin families. About the only bright spot in this whole debacle is that there is DNA. Hopefully they can get some sort of hit through GED match and finally bring justice to Christine. It's the least these keystone cops can do.

[@alexamarie8583]

I literally lived only 30 minutes away from Molly Bish. I used to go to Warren all the time when I was younger, in my early teens & stay out there with my friend and help her babysit. We had the whole house to ourselves and I actually saw the lake where she went missing but at the time I had no idea because I never heard of her story. Now im 22 I still live in Massachusetts and the case is haunting especially knowing Ive been in that area alone with my friend when I was young & theres still an unsolved case of 2 girls !

[@ussr1239]

Shows are very very made perfect you keep the story interesting with your slow boring voice,but it works keep the shows coming best I seen in a long time thanks

[@andynoveno7491]

im sleepy while watching this 😪 time check its 12:45 in the midnight 😣

[@bfan6032]

"census" not "consensus".

[@HarrietThugman]

The intro to your show is amazing, professional af! Nice job!

[@jimpickensisourwayoflife2126]

Ah yes the good old days when if you played the Clarinet in a band and was a bee keeper who took care of bees instantly made you a killer 😂😂

[@asapnickybars4693]

One of the murder victims shares a name with an ex-girlfriend of mine, first and last. I was looking down when he said it and my eyes shot up quick as hell.

[@rosiellagrace]

AsapNicky Bars so, are you a suspect or not? Better to know, I suppose, even if you find out through a KZbin video!

[@asapnickybars4693]

No those dumb cops think someone else did it.

[@cherryshrimp3757]

AsapNicky Bars If she's an ex then why do you care?

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Rose Ella-Grace Comments like that get people incarcerated.

[@SneezyKeegz]

Cherry Shrimp Just because they are your ex doesn't mean you don't care about that person's physical safety.

[@aok43]

no double jeopardy in the Jessop case? acquitted but then tried again? some justice system

[@marge1533]

tabitha quinn The acquittal was appealed - on the grounds the trial judge made a fundamental error prejudicing the Crown’s right to a fair trial. The Court of Appeals ordered a new trial. Retrial took forever due to Morin’s own appeals. He was found guilty and sentenced to life. A few years after that, DNA results exonerated him. He got 1.25 million in compensation, which is not nearly enough in my opinion. He was completely railroaded. I live just south of Queensville and remember this case. I know her brother was at the dentist, but I always had a hinkey feeling about him. I think he knows something.

[@jenniferryersejones9876]

@@marge1533 Some strange goings on with that family. I'm about 2 hr.s south of you.

[@maquenziearnold6317]

At the dentist watching this, worth it 👌😂

[@jonathanturbide2232]

Maquenzie Arnold LMAO are you in the dentist's chair or the waiting room? 😮

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Jonathan Turbide Does it really matter, why you so nosey?

[@maquenziearnold6317]

Jonathan Turbide was in the chair ! 😂

[@sempre8135]

was your sister alright when you came home?

[@wearenot7withyou]

Really enjoying your channel, fantastic content and always have stories I have never heard before. Just subscribed, this channel deserves wayyyy more, you guys do a great job 😁

[@guidomista7503]

I shouldn’t watch these when I already deal with anxiety but I can’t fall asleep & these r interesting

[@LindaBell-ube]

20:38 that creeped me out, the face. lol.

[@maxamillionfreedom2754]

bardstown thats the name right? anyways when you have sooo many cases so similar and unsolved that pretty much screams one person.

[@cherryshrimp3757]

Maxamillion Freedom Must gave a hell of a sore throat with just that 1 person screaming.

[@blackrabbit212]

To me it pretty much screams that the police are in it up to their necks.