5 Strangest Missing Person Cases Caught On Camera

[@seandelap8587]

I'm certain that Preston had a hand in Gretchen's disappearance in fact I would be absolutely amazed if he didn't

[@angrymuffinsb]

100%! Suspend him by his testies until he talks

[@beezer051]

Imagine what he was doing when he was a cop. Good lord.

[@kkjj4508]

I would definitely agree but why haven't they arrested him yet he might take off/ love to see ;is a person get caught for that terrible crime.

[@kkjj4508]

@@beezer051 yeah he probably did some nasty stuff. Made girls have sex that's just his method of operation . Probably robbed and stole money from drug dealers. Probably planted evidence on people. They need to go back into his years as a police officer looking to his arrests and no question it'll open a can of beans and cost time and-cost lot of money but let's get him all the way!! way

[@julianmitchell5776]

Generus Nugentry

[@Randall-dg6wn]

The only things missing in story #1 is Jeanette's jewelry and a logical explanation as to why Jeanette is included in this video. Jeanette was murdered, but she was NEVER missing.

[@craigtheduck]

i was kinda expecting footage of a unidentified subject to be talked about..

[@mattyg69ification]

Preston is definitely the prime suspect for good reason in Gretchen's dissapearence. I do believe in 'innocent until proven guilty' but the stories about him that have come to light, as well as his inconsistent statements, and then afterwards clamming up and not cooperating with police whatsoever raise far too many red flags. Being a retired police officer, he would know how investigations go and how to cover his tracks. And I hate to say this, but the fact that he's a retired police officer makes me wonder if other police aren't doing proper detective work because of this.

[@isabellaangeline2175]

If he is guilty (which, imo, he absolutely is) then you can definitely count on his ex-fellow officers to cover for him. It’s no secret that this is what they mean when they talk about the “thin blue line.” It’s why they push out and harass those who are moral enough to actually report their coworkers who they’ve witnessed breaking the law.

[@julianmitchell5776]

Generus Nugentry

[@atreyu558855]

Yeah, do not need to be inspector gadget to realise that creep has gone all the way with his creepo ways.

[@AshleyBates-lm6vb]

@@isabellaangeline2175 That IS exactly what police do, push out & harass the moral cops. Or not even hire them. I've known police departments that've hired wife abusers all because the wife never pressed charges. .......................................... A personal story my father decades ago sued one of the state police for their harassing conduct & won. He also had a reputation, having worked for the federal government, as a "whistle blower". .... My brother has tried in FIVE different states to become a police officer. He has NO criminal record, he has a VALOUR award, he served in the military, etc. VERY upstanding individual. ........... And yet my brother's NEVER been able to become a cop. And that's not even his behavior, that's based on his father's reputation - we've a very uncommon surname so the connection is easy - of been a no-nonsense whistle blower who'll fight for what's right.

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

​@@AshleyBates-lm6vb reminds me of a video I saw a few months ago of a Sargent screaming at a handcuffed suspect and then choking him and a lower rank female officer went over and pulled him away while these other officers that were men towered over her stood by and did nothing. The Sargent then puts his hand on her throat threatening her. Thank god he was fired for it, but seeing half a dozen other veteran officers standing back doing nothing was so disgusting

[@CocoumKelsPerson]

"December 3rd, 2022, and is still missing less than two years later." Well, you're not wrong ig

[@rs-mt6kl]

Maybe wanted wiggle room for all the people that'd watch this farther in the future? Personally I usually pay attention to when a video is uploaded but people have missed more obvious things before I suppose

[@rs-mt6kl]

Or maybe he just meant "less than 2 months later"

[@mikehoncho6293]

He is really sloppy with his videos. There are so many mistakes. Some are so blatantly obvious that clearly he noticed but was just to lazy to go back and edit it.

[@marinawildish7951]

@@mikehoncho6293 he does it on purpose 2 gain comments 4 the algorithm

[@mikehoncho6293]

@@marinawildish7951 makes sense!

[@karlpatterson8437]

Regarding the Jack Wheeler story, it strikes one as strange that he met with his wife in NY on Xmas eve, with plans to go out for dinner, but he was sick, so she went without him. Is it just me, or is that weird ?

[@reynam.2578]

That makes no sense , why would someone travel to meet someone else just for dinner , then all of a sudden , that person that traveled gets sick , resulting in the other person , who didn't really have to travel , going out to eat by themselves ? What the fuck ?

[@stvp68]

He did later claim they’d had a fight

[@jacyraynebow3173]

I watch videos like this because maybe I have seen something that could possibly help these families missing their loved ones.

[@gdiaz8827]

Did John p wheeler have any connections to the Clinton's?

[@pointerlover3492]

Preston is guilty as hell.

[@am74343]

15:20 If Gretchen Fleming disappeared in December of 2022, that was only one month ago, not two years ago.

[@RileyCullen1]

Oh the old ‘she got out of the car’ excuse. Most (not saying this doesn’t happen) girls do NOT get out of the car in the middle of a place they don’t know & aren’t seen or heard from again. He killed her. Who the hell is he kidding?

[@orbsandshadows8899]

thank you Tye for your content. This is my favorite show. It also gives me hope that there are men out there interested in the same things I am which are missing people, the paranormal, mysteries, and those going missing in national parks under unusual circumstances. I wish my boyfriend was into these things but he is much younger than me(7.5YEARS)and just wants to play video games and watch anime like a child. getting tired of it

[@hardver8855]

Yeah. I am interested in missing person cases, true crimes, mysterious true crimes, serial killers, and murder mysteries in general. Not alot of people are interested, even i think more females are into it.

[@orbsandshadows8899]

@@hardver8855 especially the paranormal 😊

[@hardver8855]

@@orbsandshadows8899 im not into paranormal activities, i do beleive they exist in some forms, and some entities, but in terms of todays understanding of paranormal, ufos, sasquatch, fairies etc, i

[@orbsandshadows8899]

@@hardver8855 I’ve had unexplained experiences and I’m definitely a believer 🙂

[@cd5433]

@@hardver8855 not a lot of people are interested yet true crime podcasts in the top 3-4 genres . Ok

[@tristan5948]

I remember hearing about Gretchen's case. It's scary as hell. Sidebar: there aren't 300k people in Parkersburg, WV-- there aren't even 30k people in Parkersburg. It's a small town. Hopefully that means some truth will come to light someday but the fact that it's small is what makes it so scary imo.

[@capnobvious2718]

Yup, cause nothing bad ever happens in small towns but when something does....oooooooooooooooh so much scarier than big towns or cities!

[@imweezybaby6]

29.4k population isnt large but that sure is enough to not know everyone, far more then enough to have strangers in the town not be noticed.

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

​@@capnobvious2718 your name sure enough fits your posts that's for damn sure

[@SunRabbit]

Small towns can hide big secrets, as in MAFIA-type secrets.

[@MzzTiny5150]

I freaking love this show!! Always so interesting and strange and weird and I LOVE IT!! 🤩😍

[@bullitt7544]

So many serious crimes take place through Nightclubs/Bars/Tavern/Pubs but none of them ever seem to have any indoor CCTV were these lounge lizards stalk prey, drug victims, etc., Why no law requiring such? No body has your back, even the best of friends. Ever. I would also think leaving belongings at bar and leaving should have resulted in a complaint/report with PD in 1-2 Hrs. Who does that??

[@Kattycorner59]

So true!!

[@notkingatlas]

Did Gretchen Fleming disappear in Dec. 2022? Or earlier because the creator of this video says she’s still missing less than two years later. Dec. 2022 was not even 2 months ago. I’m confused. Missing person cases are so sad. I can’t even imagine what the families of these victims have or are going through.

[@RSZ229]

I think he probably meant 2 months, not years.

[@RileyCullen1]

Months

[@firstnamelastname6193]

later in the video he says 2 months

[@barrymclean1761]

If someone is last seen on cctv and then found dead at home their not missing their just dead with their last movements recorded on cctv.

[@stvp68]

^^ agreed

[@AdonisJones]

17:31 Parkersburg has never had anything close to 300,000 residents. Charleston is the most populus city in WV and it barely has 50,000.

[@tristan5948]

Yeah, I just commented the same thing. Real easy to google that.

[@Ibalistic_hedge]

It's GCSES not GSCES

[@marinawildish7951]

😹

[@seandelap8587]

Wait a minute how was Jeanette missing when she was found dead

[@janicekamalski5938]

Yea I spent too much energy thinking, wait? What?

[@DrDevil84]

Yes and Gretchen Fleming has gone missing in december 2022 but now, les than 2 years later she is stil missing 🙃 its like one month

[@carolegoldstein4482]

@@DrDevil84 I also noticed that.

[@DisaStar258]

Yeah talking about spinning a story lol

[@lrs3419]

Mathematics and details...they matter

[@MrsKman1967]

I asked for a long video and you delivered!! Thank you Sir❣️ I hope these cases get solved❣️

[@tiffanymims8691]

If Damien was 16 years old when he disappeared in 1996 them he would not be 46 years old now, he would be 41-42 years old. I am 44 years old and turned 18 in 1996, the year I graduated and went in the military!

[@TheOneandOnlyD-R-E]

Dude isn't known for his math skills 😁

[@Alfofthyefax]

Cleveland doesn't even exist anymore. It was a tiny county and was split between Durham and North Yorkshire in 1996. North of the river Tees became Durham and south, North Yorkshire. so his knowledge of UK counties is, well, well I don't wanna be rude.

[@DizzyME13]

I just posted the same thing, although I am 43. I’m going to delete my comment since you brought to his attention. ✌️

[@sherieweber6708]

Could Damien Nettles be a very early victim of the happy face killers? Witnesses said he looked drugged not drunk.

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

Maybe. That would make a lot of sense

[@shannonbennett987]

Jack's wife said he was frightened which caused him to be disoriented. Sounds more like he might have had a bit of a mental break that caused him to become disoriented and that's what scared him.

[@zeWuzard]

8:16 "Fell in with a group of exploitive individuals involved in drugs and trafficking" 8:20 "introduced to heroin and got addicted to drugs" 8:38 "to fund her addiction she turned to selling her body" Yet her family's statement is as follows: 8:47 "Vulnerable women that was exploited by men" "Not a sex worker by choice" -quotes from the family Sounds like as a grown up, she made grown up choices, that ended badly for her, yet her family points the finger at men being exploitive S.M.H

[@firstnamelastname6193]

no -- guys get girls like her addicted to drugs like that and take full advantage of them. Her actions do not define her as her family knows who she truly is. Drugs alter your brain. She was obviously vulnerable and not well

[@Gu3ssWhatsN3XT]

@@firstnamelastname6193 just because you’re family doesn’t mean you really know them

[@chumon1992]

couldn't agree more.

[@dannygolp7667]

True, I used to use and sell for years and my folks didn't know until years and years later

[@chumon1992]

@dannygolp7667 on top of that families will typically blame anything but their precious innocent baby. Unless of course the family couldn't give a shit to begin with. But with this girl it seems like they just didn't want to believe she would make bad choices. Obviously not trying to be unsympathetic, it's really sad what happened to her and I wish someone could have helped her, but to blame everyone else but her decision to get involved with them and ignore her part in it is just turning a blind eye to the real problem. That's why most people don't even tell their families to begin with.

[@loretta_3843]

That Preston guy is beyond creepy😬

[@seandelap8587]

You need to learn the difference between being dead and being missing some of these clearly shouldn't be on this list

[@rs-mt6kl]

Sean you need to learn the difference between being missing and being classified as missing. If there's not a body and they can't prove the person was killed, even if there's a strong suspicion, they sometimes can't classify them as deceased and need to keep them classified as missing especially if they want investigations to continue.

[@jessicahyder]

@@rs-mt6kl The body of the victim in the very first case WAS found though? He plainly states at the beginning of the video that her body was found in the apartment.

[@invertedsausage8649]

A middle aged former cop with a darth Vader themed car- yeah he did it.

[@justincooper6121]

They're not missing if they're dead

[@jamesfracasse8178]

Yes to a degree but until evidence or remains are found all involved can say definitely they are no longer lost but found and put to rest

[@1127snowbunny1127]

They are still classified as missing due to no body being found. If they are found but not Identify, then they are listed as a doe.

[@jamesfracasse8178]

@@1127snowbunny1127 ohh: learning new things each day

[@Jaksi-a]

I agree, and the first woman sadly was found dead, so she's not missing. Ofc she was at the time.

[@michaelkoszowski3716]

@@jamesfracasse8178 😂😂😂

[@ronsimpsonll9739]

Choice. You make it. You live with it...

[@itoo3654]

Young people, or any person, needs to really realize, especially women, that you can't leave with these strange men. I don't care how innocuous they seem ,and how nice, one just doesn't know. How many times does a disappearance have to happen, before women accept the facts?

[@manijohal]

Damien Nettles sounds to me he had a bad acid trip & he’s alone, he can’t seem to put things together, plus acid was big in the mid nineties in the mid counties

[@VictorLorenz-vl9yp]

I’ve lived in Columbus Ohio. I was incarcerated at the time just outside of the city and remember Brian Shaffer who went missing in 2006. Very baffling case.

[@stvp68]

You got me hoping that story was in this video.

[@cathpounder8779]

Sorry to say this but if Vicky was so loved by her family, then why was she homeless? If they really cared about her then they would have done anything to help her. By leaving her on the streets they only helped her to find it impossible to stop.

[@firstnamelastname6193]

she may have declined their support because of her drug use. She was not well. Homeless does not always mean one is on the streets. She may have been bouncing around and focused on her next fix. You cannot help someone until they are open to it

[@CatheLesp]

There’s only so much you can do for loved ones, beyond that, you can only hope that nothing bad happens to them, and even then, fear still eats you alive.

[@musicstewart9744]

Vicki’s case is so sad. 😢

[@my11badkids78]

15:13 She went missing December 3rd 2022? Then he says it's just been under 2 year missing? More like less than 2 months.

[@trojandarkhorse2022]

Apparently proofreading to too hard 😂

[@joypierce3639]

Yes. This is confusing.

[@tristan5948]

not to mention Parkersburg has a population of less than 30k, not 300k. Proofing and fact checking apparently aren't part of the editing process.

[@ridgeraider]

My guess is Jack knew things he wasn’t supposed to and he got CIA’d if you know what I mean

[@bobbystafford4792]

Great content as always

[@radicaltexannewsviews7685]

If Gretchen wore them earrings I'd look at Preston's family for them ...

[@bfb187]

Yeah soon as you said Preston was ex cop I knew he did it.

[@SrcWaC2023]

The first sounds like she, Jeanette Moss, may have asked a friend to end her life before her lung cancer became bad. Which would leave her in the end a terrible process for her beloved family to witness.. I seen a documentary once discussing the same kind of event...

[@sherikrupp]

That’s very presumptuous.

[@dakotathacker3821]

It's "haphazardly" Not half hazardly.

[@gwennalderton8939]

Cowes...pronounced..Cow's..as in the animal.. not Coe's.. !!

[@ea8269]

Why do you call them missing persons? Their bodies were found.

[@mariawhite7337]

Content farm.

[@Lethalport1515]

I believe it's because they were missing for a time before being found and the investigations into that time frame may still be unclear.

[@heatherknowles6946]

Thanks for sharing Ty 🙏💙

[@cheese_wrld]

I feel for the missing persons and their families and pray for their safe return 🙏🏼💞 I'm a huge Paramore stand too like Gretchen and I hope she's found safe and alive to attend many more Paramore concerts ❤

[@catherinesullivan8361]

Ohh it's a long video 📹love it love your channel ❤x

[@Watkins106]

To be honest Wheeler sounds like he was jumped and had a head injury

[@echolightning604]

East Cowes is pronounced as literally how you say cows the animal.

[@cutiepie6796]

8:47STOP BLAMING MEN.....SHE MADE HER OWN DECISIONS

[@PrimevalDemon]

Imagine ordering food to have it delivered by a cop who stalks you. I'd cry. Possibly die I imagine

[@bobbieverret8451]

Awesome video thank u for sharing 😉

[@PrimevalDemon]

31:17 imagine a dude dying at your venue and then driving back home

[@peppermintjamie]

What is this weird sound under the vocal track? It sounds like something rubbing on a microphone or something. It's driving me nuts.

[@saintessa]

Ominous sound track? That's all I can hear atm

[@itoo3654]

That's your own mind then because I don't hear it.

[@lovemealways7]

Not that I don't mind, but is it just me, or does the stories sound longer than usual?

[@allykatt1908]

yep def longer

[@shanware2]

48 min? It’s Xmas in January 😂❤

[@patde1264]

Parkersburg WV is a small ghetto town. Population Not 300,000 more like less than 30,000. Downtown is in decay. Maybe 2 or 3 trashy Bars thats it !

[@AdonisJones]

Yeah that made me LOL. He's taking about Parkersburg as if it's this bustling metropolis with the same population as Orlando or Pittsburgh, when it's actually a crumbling dump that looks likes something out of The Walking Dead.

[@alexandratoma4307]

loved by her family....how did they allow her to reach that point then?!?

[@deevillarreal9475]

Most aren't mysteries, just not enough proof to charge who they know did it, Everything comes into the light 🙏🏽🌹😓💔🌹🙏🏽

[@picturemetrollin2093]

Is anyone a sex worker by choice? I know people happy to be one, but if they were financially stable, would they still be a sex worker?

[@tyonemccall1209]

If Jeanette Moss lived in such an upscale apartment building and why isn't there no video surveillance in her apartment building

[@firstnamelastname6193]

She was on video in the lobby of her building

[@freeman7079]

I feel like I had a stroke watching this video…..like are they missing or or? Had it been two years or a few months? What’s the point of the title??????

[@brandoandthenewromantics5842]

😆

[@deevillarreal9475]

Vicky high energy, the rush from that dedicated training, practice ECT, it's hard to reach that adrenaline high again, often highly dangerous life styles, will follow 🙏🏽😓💔🌹🙏🏽

[@kimwalsh]

Thank you Alex, Ty and Noiseplug

[@The-inspirational-moments]

Gotta change the title to include murder my dude. Helps us and you’ll get more views

[@Emma-mk8jv]

Number two- the unraveling of the mind.

[@PetProjects2011]

Since Preston Pierce is a former cop, he probably has a bunch of fellow cops protecting him, or hindering the case.

[@imweezybaby6]

someone that works for the US government will most likely have many enemies especially working defense. wife says he had made many enemies but she didn't think any would harm him, she must not have known his work to well.

[@Gu3ssWhatsN3XT]

Shit I feel like you can’t really make enemies without them wanting to hurt you regardless of your occupation.

[@alexlucas3997]

Bro I work in vienna wv how have I not heard of this girl

[@bullitt7544]

Gretchen was beautiful.

[@ashleydesiree4974]

I love your videos don’t get me wrong, but need to review these before posting. I’ve noticed in many videos errors by the narrator. In this video you say Vicki is seen on November 4 2022 but clearly the video is dated 9/2000.

[@rs-mt6kl]

Actually Ashley, your listening comprehension is just bad. He said it was newly released to the public on November 4th 2022.

[@Lethalport1515]

He also said GSCE instead of GCSE. He's been corrected on many occasions and has done nothing to change as far as what I've seen.

[@brandoandthenewromantics5842]

Cause he's a dumbass lol.

[@MrsGypsumFantastic]

@@Lethalport1515 it’s a tactic to generate comments

[@KatieLamb]

funny how the police always assume that missing persons are always in the water.

[@rebeccafree9755]

Think it's really important and necessary to add here no little girl is sitting in kindy dreaming of being a 'sex worker'. It always surprises me the value put on a person because they have living family or talents. As far as I see it ALL 's workers' had a dream were headed somewhere and were also victims of circumstances not just a few solitary cases. All those victims were baby's held in the arms of a parent at some point it's from there the true story begins.

[@chumon1992]

No one in kindergarten maybe but honestly a lot of teens and young adults want to do it because its an easy thing to make money off of, and some people just really like to have sex and figure why not make money off it? It's important to note also that sex work would be much safer for all if it were legal, regulated, and sex workers had ANY recourse against abuse without being arrested for doing their job. You can't think of everyone as babies that were once held, because they aren't anymore. She was an adult and sure, maybe being a sex worker wasn't her 'dream job' and maybe she did it to fund her drug habit, but that doesn't mean that applies to ALL sex workers. Believe it or not some people just do it because they want to. Not saying everyone, but not everyone does it because they HAVE to for whatever reason of circumstances.

[@rebeccafree9755]

@@chumon1992 it's an easy concept not an easy job. Even in a legal setting it can be very problematic, although legal, regulatory and safe sw practice is the key to giving a voice and way out for human trafficking and a way of seperating those who do not truly want to be there. Yes there are also a lot of people I believe who are mentally and physically prepared for that kind of work but even they agree the abuse and degrading treatment of others takes the sexy right out of the situation.

[@chumon1992]

@rebeccafree9755 you are correct, however I firmly believe that, as you say, if it were legal then a lot of that problematic and abusive behavior would be nullified. Degradation is always going to be part of it in some way unfortunately some have that as a kink, and some will always look down on sex workers, regardless of how legal and normalized it is. However if it were legal and a protected job you would have far more control over who you chose for clients and as I said actual legal recourse for abuse. Pimps who get their workers hooked on drugs to keep them working unreasonable amounts would also be nullified. Or at least severely brought down to a minimum. It may not be as easy as some people think, but I dare say that if it were legal then it would be far easier than a lot of jobs that are even considered entry level jobs. I'm sure it would also depend on the area in which you lived like anything else.

[@rebeccafree9755]

@@chumon1992 I live in a country were it's legal in areas and there are times and places for it. I've seen it cut out a lot of negative notions pushed towards sw. Pimps aren't needed, but sw in general can seek police and legal standing in some manner. It also does mean if you are experiencing being put in that situation not of your own want or know of dirty practice you can go to the police and it won't be ignored, there are also organisations in place to help.

[@chumon1992]

@@rebeccafree9755 exactly, I wish more people where I am would understand this. Here it's just so politicized like everything else. I don't think there's a subject on this planet that isn't politicized into the ground where I live. It's very frustrating.

[@RemyJackson]

"Last seen December 3rd 2022, and still missing less than 2 years later" Well, he's right, it's less than 2 years later. It's less than 3 months later.

[@SsLl-kc4ig]

Acting strangely, for me and my friends, was the standard during the 90's, with doing LSD at 14-16 years old hehehe

[@ScoobyDoozy]

There’s now a 1 million dollar (AUD) reward for the tip which solves Jeanette Moss’ case. Times are hard- Now is better than never.

[@bennybongosbigolebonanza894]

Damien Nettles would be about 43, not 46. Just saying brah.

[@mymemoir226]

I thought my math was wrong. If he was 16 in 1996 he would definitely be around 42 or 43 now..

[@johnmanno2052]

CIA got Jack

[@janiceBeck79]

I'm confused, did Gretchen go missing 2 years ago or 2 months ago?

[@Bella_Obscura]

The title of this video is a bit off, since most of these people are not, in fact, “missing”. This should have been spotted by the editor. If you don’t have an editor, please send me a message and I would be happy to help. I do editing for several KZbin true crime channels.

[@notkingatlas]

Yes you are right. Some are deceased. I hadn’t put that together. I’ve noticed other errors the creator has made in some videos. In this one he says Gretchen Fleming was last seen in Dec. 2022 and is still missing less than 2 years later. It hasn’t even been two months. So he should correct that.

[@Bella_Obscura]

@@notkingatlas right, usually channels like these have an editor or “quality check” before starting production on the actual video. It’s very easy for the script writer to get a date or a fact wrong when writing a long script. It should go through numerous people before it hits KZbin to avoid these simple mistakes. This is a pretty popular channel, so I’m a bit surprised that they don’t have these quality checks in place. I’m here to help if you’d like!

[@kkjj4508]

Well then you can just call it a missing or dead people

[@kkjj4508]

Are you can call it dead people who went missing people who went missing found it dead oh who cares it's nitpicking now🤨😪

[@radicaltexannewsviews7685]

Jennette story reminds me of the lady in ftworth who owned the wax museum. Remember she ate with someone and ingested poison cough syrup....

[@gladysroth7471]

Thanks

[@artursgrunte8760]

I love your videos but adverts every 4min during video pissing me of 🤣 like 10 ads during whole video

[@amanda22330]

Not one ad popped up for me. Weird you saw so many.

[@riley0616]

im in area of where the guy jack was killed and ive been too all of them except new york

[@rosaluxemburg1670]

3:31 It was her son.

[@Mninoyb]

What has Nr. 1 to do with a missing person?

[@Jdubski-dk7ml]

Parkersburg is more like 40,000 people if that lol when he said 300K I was like wtf when?!

[@michellepittman4263]

In the case of the woman from West Virginia, the suspect, an ex cop, if his behavior was questionable before Gretchen went missing, they might need to look into other disappearances of other women and girls, most predators have committed multiple offenses before they ever become a suspect in one individual case!

[@michaelkoszowski3716]

Stuffy business man with a shoe in his hand .

[@laurasuominen3885]

I love your videos, but is it just me that can hear the noise in the background? the beeping makes me feel like i've left my fridge open

[@radicaltexannewsviews7685]

As for JACK it's just started but his connections to work military and govt ??? They did it....SMH

[@PC-lu3zf]

The first case is a murder not a disappearance!

[@stvp68]

Jack worked for Reagan, W, and HW? Not in that order, I presume? 😄

[@kkjj4508]

Is there any reward for Jack? If he was so mean to people probably don't give a shit ... sad as it is that's the way life goes,, on and fortunately people are probably glad he's gone it's the way life is

[@CometCrime]

Jeanette isn't a missing persons case...

[@amberleelovely]

For the first case a 1 million dollar reward is really high for the killing of a older women who lived a pretty normal life?

[@Lethalport1515]

While true in being a high amount, I'm sure if you look at other rewards offered in missing/ homicide cases, you'd see they are often that high or higher; usually because of donations.

[@markcharles6744]

Alot of these arent really strange. In fact some of them seem pretty cut and dry just not enough evidence to convict

[@CraftyLadyLinda]

It's haphazardly not half hazardly.

[@Tully_23_32]

Melb'n is how u pronounce Melbourne. Not Booooorrrrnnnn B'N! It's not hard to look up how to pronounce towns, cities, states & countries across the world. Also Australia is pronounced Straya, Brisbane is Brizb'n or Brizzy for short. Tasmania is Tazmania or Tazzie for short & our nation's capital Canberra is pronounced Canbruh. We Aussie's or Ozzy's pronounce S like Zed.

[@StephenLee-ti7bi]

Suspect is a cop? Family has my condolences. Is it even necessary 2 explain

[@sarahhey7804]

Hey hey

[@sarahhey7804]

Hi hey

[@plymouthrock5281]

First you called it gsce then the next time gcse, which is right