Best Of Season 2 | TRIPLE EPISODE | The FBI Files

[@susanjane4784]

Triple treat! I love this format.

[@Ebooger]

That city cop epitomizes the "Good Cop" we need more of. Awesome!

[@PronatorTendon]

Thank you for many hours of entertainment

[@jimr9499]

God almighty. Thank God for people like Greg Baker...what a fucking hero.

[@BeRightBack131]

Can we just take a minute to express our extreme gratitude for Officer Baker's perseverance and care? And likewise, extreme gratitude to all the men and women of the FBI, the State bureaus of investigation, etc? Their dedication, hard work, and continued perseverance keeps all of us a bit safer.

[@maurilogonzalez3528]

Can

[@Fountainofyouthstor1]

Amen

[@BrandyGray]

Opv3

[@DeanPeterson]

i have no words to describe the deduction of our law enforcement agency ..am speechless

[@thedadyouneverhadchannel3544]

Drink that Kool aid! 🧟‍♂️ 🌍

[@tobyclark6534]

I went to bed last night with a wrestling shoot interview on and I woke up to this. I must say that The FBI Files is pretty darn good and I like this triple episode format. Cheers to everyone in the comment section.

[@kelcritcarroll]

No better way to start the day than with true stories of pshycopaths and heinous murder stories!🤣😁😁🤣😁🕷👀

[@metalmamasue3680]

​@kelcritcarroll ExactIy right. lt's aIso a great way to unwind and faII asIeep 😂 EspeciaIIy if you were told scary bedtime stories as a smaII chiIdren (me & my brother who was 11 months oIder than l was) about true Iife drama, hunters being mauIed by bears from my pap's Outdoor Life magazines and other wholesome bedtime stories for chiIdren, by a whacky but weII meaning grandma. 🤣🤣 l miss her and my pap every day, they spoiIed us rotten, took us camping, fishing and were the best grandparents ever. AIbeit somewhat unusuaI to be sure. 😅❤ l'II gIadIy endure a few nightmares over the years, for such a great childhood. We Ioved those scary stories and aIways wanted more. We'd be so scared we wouId make our grandma sleep in bed with us, she wouId sleep across the bottom of the bed with a chair out for her feet IoI But we aIways wanted more. Idk why some chiIdren Iove to be scared siIIy, but we did. 😊

[@VG-rj8pn]

Amazing the neighbors were afraid to talk. Evil grows when "good men" do nothing.

[@timothy2935]

like the "hood"

[@scaniar4705]

Greetings from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@annfisher3316]

✌🌾

[@easypeasy5906]

Greetings from Scotland 🤙🤙

[@johnnabuzby6103]

@scania r470 Greetings from North Carolina, USA.

[@publicdomainvideos9917]

👋 From Baton Rouge, Louisiana

[@Regularguy1798]

The Sherry Daughter's work was critical to the investigation & the rest.

[@nancygermain2996]

I find profiling fascinating. Hello from America, South Africa.

[@mariannemoravecka]

Love this format!

[@misspixie774]

I'm furious to think that the police disbelieved an amazingly detailed statement of an horrific ordeal, in favour of a 'decent man' over the victim; because they only saw her as a sex worker and therefore not important. How many other women died as a result of their ignorance?

[@aaronwalker8847]

To thugs called cops - Its all about what a person is worth to them and the crime boss called govs. . Sex workers dont pay no tax nor "dues" to the crime boss govs,. .. Therefore they dont pay the crime boss for protection from the thugs called cops . And they dont pay crime "dues" to get protection by the thug enforcers called cops either. So they are worthless to the crime boss called govs. Wheres a man with a good job, pays tax for protection from the thugs, and they pay some dues for protection by the thugs called cops. He pays the crime boss. To the thugs called cops , a prostitute is a lazy, worthless slave, they are not worth nothin to the thugs called cops and the boss. Whereas a man who works a slave job and pays the crime boss slave lords called govs - are good slaves in the cops minds - therefore they get the protection they pay for. A baker evidently makes enough to protect him to an extent, but it doesnt pay enough dues to cover murder, evidently.

[@aaronwalker8847]

@@NickyM_0 It has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING, 0.00% to do with the sex of a individual. Its all about which slave pays more money to the crime boss lordscalled govs? The prostitute pays 0 - therefore she gets 0 protection Whereas the baker makes good money and pays tax and dues to the crime boss slave lords called govs. Its a simple equation - the prostitute is worthless - whereas the baker pays the boss.

[@NickyM_0]

This.... is the comment I came on here to read. There is so much gender bias. A lot of those men in authority utilise prostitutes and therefore identify with the perpetrators in that they are letting him off as those in authority wouldn't want to get caught if they were in the perpetrator's position. They also objectify the women as not even human beings and they are judgemental and making a moral comparison between the Woman's lifestyle and the image of respectability of the man's lifestyle and they're not going to let a little 'whore' spoil this MAN's reputation and life because his is worth much more than hers, in their thinking.

[@clemclemson9259]

very very common

[@teotheterrible]

So you're an onlyfans "model" huh?

[@kschristy7]

A 17 yr old isn’t a street smart female… she is a child and should be treated as such!

[@Calphurnia966]

What are you trying to imply ? I'm that street smart female you refer to win such glib disdain. Do you think that I deserve to be treated like a serial killers target because I am a street smart ? I was a child once . Well how naive and gullible you are. Child murders happen all the time too . Very sad. But true. Senior women kills. Senior men. Middle aged murders. And child ones happen. And have always happened . And to the families of the victims, they are all usually very devastating and shattering. Also, people who are child children children overly obsessed , are known as pedophiles . Adults, who take a way too unhealthy interest in children . And attracted to them. Your comment is 🤔 childish.

[@badazzbarbiePOV]

when will people stop judging people by their job ?? never ever heard of a stripper hooker child molestor EVER !! but i’ve heard of pastors priest school teachers who have . let that sink in

[@emelysterback747]

❤true

[@Jl-ou4jt]

Well said

[@ruthmaryrose]

As they say, you can’t be too careful! Anyone can act nice.

[@ferdiecassel3697]

Anyone notice a pattern of dismissiveness by authorities in many of these cases that allow and embolden these sick individuals to commit these atrocities? They should be held accountable, refused promotion, fired, and in some cases prosecuted as accessories.

[@sueferris3685]

Hanson got 461 years PLUS Life. Ya gotta love that.🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕

[@Victoria-hz3gx]

Brilliant diligent work ❤love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ❤

[@crazyjock999]

Where about in Scotland Sylvia?

[@Victoria-hz3gx]

@@crazyjock999 Aberdeen. You?

[@crazyjock999]

@@Victoria-hz3gx 🐑😂 sorry couldn't resist 😂 I'm from Kirkcaldy so can hardly talk anyway 🤦🏻‍♂️😂 you born/ grow up there as well?

[@Victoria-hz3gx]

@@crazyjock999 lol 😂 hell no! Beyond Inverness 😂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@crazyjock999]

@@Victoria-hz3gx Cool, so grew up with Nessie and now live in the big Deen. I think I better stop asking personal questions or the whole world of KZbin is gonna know more than you'd like eh 😂 I was born and grew up here till I was 15, left school and moved to North Wales. Been back here now about 8 years or so.

[@galaxywolfgamer8837]

I’ve heard this story so many times but it’s still just as crazy an interesting as the first time. All those poor woman 😢

[@jonathanspencer4720]

yygggg😊uxh😅

[@jonathanspencer4720]

😢

[@jonathanspencer4720]

😢

[@lisas8244]

The detectives investigating the disappearance and murders of exotic dancers and prostitutes were idiots!! Of course Cindy Paulson would have a distrust of law enforcement based upon her line of work. And I would leave town too if I were the only surviving witness to a serial killer!! Even if investigators didn't have enough direct evidence to arrest Hanson, they should have put a 24 hour surveillance on Hanson. Nobody is going to run around half naked and make the claims Cindy made if it didn't happen. There's just nothing to gain by doing that. Officer Baker was the only one who had any sense and a brain in his head. Cindy Paulson laid a serial killer at the feet of Anchorage LE and they were too biased with tunnel vision against women with less than stellar reputations to see it. Of course it's going to be a dancer or call girl coming forward. Those were his chosen victims. LE this dumb should be fired and replaced with people like Officer Baker.

[@TheVeek192]

Goodness. You're so much smarter than the cops! If you aren't one already AND at the top of your profession, you might want to reconsider the sh*t you say about how other people do their jobs. For real.

[@lisas8244]

@@TheVeek192 You obviously didn't pay attention to the details in this video. Because Officer Baker's "superiors" didn't believe the account of what happened from the victim/witness because she was a prostitute, Officer Baker had to investigate Robert Hanson secretly. If he had not risked his job to do that, Hanson would no doubt have killed more women. I stand by my comment and analysis of the situation. The lower cop on the totem pole was the only one with the brains to know what was happening. I hope he got a promotion after it turned out his instincts were right.

[@noneya609]

@@TheVeek192 I was rolling my eyes while I read your comment.

[@RandomChristianMusings]

I agree, Lisa.

[@badazzbarbiePOV]

@@TheVeek192 they didn’t do their job smart guy

[@Janadu]

It always amazes me how inmates have such access to the outside. What's the point of incarceration? These people need to have all communications monitored. They forfeited their rights when they crapped on the rights of others.

[@badazzbarbiePOV]

shove it ! it’s about rehabilitation! reasons why our jail system sucks ahh

[@clairebear206]

As much as jail is 💩 and doesn’t rehabilitate for nothing, I think they should also monitor all communications as well. They’re just looking for drugs coming in/out but they’re not really reading or listening into correspondence and they should. The problem is, they’d need a crap ton of employees to be able to do that. I’m sure they could outsource like they do with everything else but they don’t want to spend their money on that. Seattle, for instance, would rather spend millions on new riot gear annually 🙄 I live here, I know.

[@wvrjl]

They're supposed to be, except visitors in person, I think. I know phone calls & mail are supposed to be.

[@wvrjl]

​@@badazzbarbiePOV- It's not just about that. It's primary purpose is keeping the public safe.

[@jonsnipe5484]

True crime teaches me not to go to Alaska 😭

[@mikeogh1976]

57:15 "Because the couple were so prominent they're murder investigation became top priority" it's good to know people's son, daughters, mothers, fathers, etc..become secondary to people "with money and clout"

[@whelpthereitis3958]

It isn't so much that they don't care about others but more like the people with clout of any type (money, power or fame) tend to draw more attention because of who or what they are. It only makes things harder for the law enforcement agents to do their jobs.

[@badazzbarbiePOV]

@@whelpthereitis3958 actually it makes them do their job

[@stephenlopez1709]

Boohoo

[@animerlon]

The media, & by extension, the public, have a large responsibility for that. Nobody really wants to know about anonymous, average, low income people (like themselves), they want to hear about the good life & those that live it. So that's what the News reports on, & because of that, police are put under tougher scrutiny by News agencies & naturally have to be seen doing their due diligence. It's only when anonymous victims begin accumulating, without a possible suspect, that the public & media start to pay attention. Serial killers/rapists are titillating, your run of the mill, one-off (maybe twice) offender is just same old-same old. It's a sad world we live in if we peel back the surface layer of humanity & start examining lower levels. That's why i try to keep the curtain tightly closed & ignore what's behind it. 🙈🙉 I still manage to watch true crime videos though. 😆

[@fitleo]

The first one they made a movie about which was amazing!!! "The Frozen Ground" with Nicolas Cage... 10 outta 10 easy!!! I've watched that movie like 10 times so far and after seeing this I'll probably watch it again....

[@tracypolselli1464]

Thanks for the idea. I’ll check it out.

[@nicholasshade]

Klaitz, the first what??? I don't mean to bother you. Please reply back. Do you mean the first murder???💛

[@annfisher3316]

N Cage was also a baker in Moonlight with Cher. 🍞

[@Mdeaccosta]

@@annfisher3316 he stole Huggies in Raising Arizona, his finest acting, which ain't saying much, cuz he sucks.

[@crimedramadvdhotspot7720]

@@nicholasshade t The first episode, There's a movie on it, John Cusack Nicolas cage The Frozen ground

[@richardshiggins704]

Calmly narrated , the facts and only the facts to get your man or woman . Fascinating case studies to reach the pathological diagnosis of a serial killer in our midst .

[@daveidduha]

@@3dvisual6 what do u mean cincy

[@jonwingfieldhill6143]

If the first officers involved in the Hanson case had searched the attic when the sex worker put the police onto him like the officers who solved the case he wouldn't be free for as long as he was and ballistics would have proven his guilt but the police found some guns and didn't think to check anywhere else even though the victims level of detail was insanely accurate....

[@landang7906]

I wonder how the family reacted when they realized. But i wonder: the wife never suspected anything? Never went in the attic ,not once?

[@victorialove9104]

Prostitution is not a job. It is illegal, immoral, and an abomination on society. Often the "workers" are trafficked and acting against their will. This is even true of children. Do you really think this is just a job like any other? No. Calling prostitution "sex work" gives dignity and approval to the traffickers.

[@rhondamadgirl]

In some places, it iS a job. You should also stop being so judgmental.

[@karengiorella2690]

With Hansen's record, I don't get how he's allowed to even walk among the law abiding people. The woman who survived is a hero. Glad this man was caught. He's a monster.

[@augustbernard3396]

I just can’t do sadistic male on female murders like this. Or kids either. It makes me too angry. But I always appreciate how you upload so often!

[@warshipsatin8764]

yeah thats way worse than an infant dying of exposure while clinging to its dead mother

[@wvrjl]

I can't watch kids ones anymore. I can't stop thinking about those poor babies.

[@wvrjl]

​​​@@warshipsatin8764- The OC said kids too, but also remember you don't know his/her story. They may have been the victim of such an assault. I remember the one you mentioned (I didn't watch past the first video, but I've seen the others). I couldn't stop thinking about that poor baby. Who could do that to an innocent baby just starting life? I can't watch kid ones anymore in large part because of that one.

[@karishmadesai1408]

I like how Baker is investigating a baker.

[@alysononoahu8702]

I'm glad I stopped drinking bc I know I would be very confused

[@justinbell700]

I have seen this one already but thanks very much for the re-upload.

[@annfisher3316]

🌹"...frosting on his thumb..." 😂

[@chelseagrace1000]

If anyone would like to watch a movie on this case, frozen ground is pretty amazing. I’m not through this video yet so not sure if it’s super accurate but it is extremely moving and chilling.

[@ig_jr_Area52]

The percussion in opening theme is awesome

[@judymccoy6688]

In the second case it is a real shame that the daughter had to do the work that should have been done by the police by talking to neighbors and getting the clue that would help solve the case.

[@persaunna]

It's time to stop discounting people based on a stereotype or judgment of their lifestyle. It's also time to stop ignoring missing person cases.

[@mrmighty9862]

Word salad

[@javeedhokersar779]

Are you lol!!

[@timothy2935]

stereotypes exists for a effin reason , your statement is SOOO circumstantial !

[@tiagofgarcia]

Yeah. Whatever. Stereotypes are just fine. People in certain lifestyles live up to those stereotypes. F off

[@steve7189]

This may be an unpopular response. However if a crackhead comes up to me tweaking out about something I’m gonna keep on walking or driving away. Some stereotypes r there for a reason.

[@shannonigans2220]

Maybe I’ve watched too many of these but I knew immediately who was involved in the Sherry case. As soon as the colleague asked his partner to come with to check on them, then told him to go into the house while he “talked to the neighbor” I knew he was shady.

[@Luthwen1301]

well he also looked like a caricature of an "evil 80s lawyer" so that was kind of a give away as well

[@mariecoyle1137]

I thought exactly the same. The minute he asked the other guy to go to the door . I knew he was responsible for the deaths

[@cinnamonrollsplease]

totally suspicious right there. asking his colleague to check the house before him when he's the friend of the judge. just too sad cause he's their friend

[@tyler4951]

​ 7z

[@SpearFisher85]

Same here!!! I was like, that's kind of a weird detail to mention. 😅

[@crazyjock999]

14:00 I'd be concerned why he had 2 separate friends who gave him an alibi without questioning why. Surely they would think something isn't right for the fact he even asked them to lie about it. The whole case was an absolute shambles!! 🤬 Barring Bakers and the FBI profilers work. He's such a nice guy who owns a local business, an upstanding member of the community 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@patricialagrier5218]

Because he probably told them he was seeing a woman. But thank God for the friends wife

[@codybarry8204]

Good old Ridgeway, or BTK who was that Dennis Radner? Ridiculous

[@stephaniek1076]

He likely had "friends" who he somehow was convincing at bamboozling...I mean, look how convincing he was as a businessman and to the community.It sounds like he was an expert planner and schemer, and he had probably "prescreened" which friends he could successfully manipulate---perhaps cultivated such a relationship for that express purpose!

[@BeRightBack131]

I agree. If ever someone I knew asked me to lie to police and tell them he/she was with me... um, I gotta figure they're not asking about a simple crime. It's gotta be a felony, whether rape, murder, arson, burglary, or robbery or something like that, no way in hell would I cover for them. I might say I would, but you better believe that as soon as cops come knocking, I'm not covering for anyone, not even family. Why? Because cops don't come knocking over simple, stupid crimes (I don't think), but mostly, if they've done something bad, that means somebody somewhere was their victim. I'd never be able to live with myself if I protected a felon.

[@badazzbarbiePOV]

@@BeRightBack131 depends they do come knocking for bs

[@robindore9582]

This case is so friggin frightening those poor woman. I don't want to move to Alaska anymore.

[@melissaparker3566]

Girl you better not! A lot of serial killers live up there and tons of people go missing up there to.

[@raregoodds3143]

I keep forgetting the actors are actually not the criminals lol

[@weird_coreboi904]

Lol

[@49ers_red_and_gold2]

😅

[@dickensomondi911]

🤣🤣🤣

[@marshamcgill7077]

I know what you mean. The actors are so believable. The casting is right on target for realistic looking actors.

[@heathermoehle8080]

lol. the actors/actresses they use are usually always much more attractive than the real person they're portraying also 😂

[@CaptainCalculus]

19:10 that actor has never handled dough in his life!

[@Scorpio_Rose1980]

My thoughts exactly. 🤣🤣🤣

[@TahtahmesDiary]

That gay scam is easily one of the most casually cruel things I’ve heard in a minute. It was dangerous being gay back then, so those gay people and allies sending money from around the country were honestly trying to save a life and be in solidarity. And he knew that, that’s literally what they were taking advantage of! Just an added layer of depravity to an already sick story.

[@robinstewart6510]

Hah. If the donors were willing to blindly help gays get out of unknown troubles with the law, taking their money sounds like a pretty good scam to me. Besides, how do you know he wasn't gay?

[@davidjackson787]

@@robinstewart6510 all of your comments are pretty dumb...seriously. if he was only into dudes then why would he get off on raping women?? Think before you respond with ignorance.

[@timothy2935]

Times havnt changed much lmao except the big ones lately was BLackLIVesMAtter and the COvid19 "vaccine" haha the blm scam took advantage of everyone that wanted to support the blk community meanwhile the movement only enriched leftist politics and the pockets lof the people running the BLM donations. they havnt built a single park or put a single black person through college NOTHING for their people. and dont even get me started on the fake vaccine that went from 100 percent effective to NOT effective AT ALL LLMAO

[@johnsononey]

Everyone idolizes Bill Curtis in the A&E comment sections but this narrator is the best sleep medicine ever . So relaxed , experienced , and confident at the same time .

[@Scorpio_Rose1980]

I agree, but one of my absolute favorites is Peter Thomas. ❤

[@The14lbBaby]

I love the old episodes I'm guessing this hunter is the one John Cusack played in a movie nice!

[@gayprepperz6862]

If a man kidnapped a mother and child, shot and bludgeoned the mother to death while leaving the baby to die in the elements, there is no doubt he would get the death penalty (and would deserve it). Pennsylvania is a death penalty state. Anyone who could that to someone, especially a mother AND a child is freaking monster and should be put to death.

[@animerlon]

My viewpoint is that a quick & easy death is too good for them. I don't believe in a hell of fire & brimstone, so once a convict is dead, his punishment would be over. I much prefer the idea of them living a long, monotonous life that they have very little control over & very few choices. For me, that's a life for a life. Whatever life they may have had & dreamed of has been taken from them, & they are alive to know that & miss it every day. While it is in no way close to the feeling of loss that victims' loved ones feel, it's something. What few perks or privileges they may get are offset by the daily fear & stress of possible violence. And then there's the horrible food! 😄

[@catdooley4616]

@animerlon our system for the death penalty is long and drawn out. And while you may not believe the death penalty is a worse sentence, most of the prisoners facing it do, that is why they all fight it to the last second of the sentence being carried out. My only issue with the death penalty is our justice system that gets things wrong on way to many occasions. If it wasn't for that I would vote for the death penalty, all day and night.

[@animerlon]

@@catdooley4616 You made a good point. It comes down to what the prisoner thinks & feels. In the end, the number one reason against it is, as you say, they get things wrong.

[@wvrjl]

I agree. If they have the death penalty, she 100% deserves it!!!!

[@wvrjl]

​@@animerlon- It's not quick at all. They're in there for decades. My only issue, because I absolutely believe some people should be put to death,is the many, many innocent people are put on death row, and put to death. Over 190 people on death row were released after proven innocent, usually after decades, sometimes after death. Sociopathic prosecutors and courts who refuse legal reqjests to check DNA that SHOULD have been checked during the investigation, or when the convicted requests it! No guilty person requests that! Any prosecutor who fights that should immediately lose their law license and be prosecuted. Trying to prevent justice should be a crime!!!!!

[@cathalg312]

These crime documentaries are a great way to learn how not to get caught...🤪

[@animerlon]

Thankfully, they aren't smart enough to look at them as tutorials. I've come to believe that becoming a violent offender lowers their IQ & robs them of common sense. You'd think that cops would make great criminals, but fortunately, they make stupid mistakes all the time. 😄

[@patricialagrier5218]

Thanks so much FBI, Police officers for the jobs that you all do day in and out. Make sure y'all stay safe and see professional outside people cause this stuff is horrific to live with.

[@domoetker3967]

np

[@DP-rx6zf]

The FBI couldn't find their ass with both hands

[@metalmamasue3680]

I think the FBI has become corrupted from the top down, like aII the alphabet soup agencies. l'm sure some of the actuaI agents want to do good and even care about peopIe. But untiI the rot is removed, a thorough housecleaning done, few, if any peopIe wiII ever trust them. lt's aII thanks to the current regime who's weaponized the aIready corrupt DC establishment aka swamp. ldk if we can actuaIIy hope to vote our way outta this mess when (s)elections are corrupted and rigged. Do your research peopIe and turn off the so caIIed news. They Iie, and function purely as an arm of the current regime. lf we don't stand up, speak the truth and push back, l fear for the future of this country.

[@wvrjl]

​@@DP-rx6zf- They're a lot better than local police.

[@zuzellogan5613]

The last story of a young mother and her 4 month-old baby, brought tears down on my face. I can even begin to imagine the horror that Joanne felt at the hands of a vicious, evil killer, “Patricia.” Poor baby, didn’t have the chance to live his life. The brutality and the evilness involved in this crime is indicative that this killer, Patricia, was indeed a monster. Who would kill a new mother and a baby??? Only a true psychopathic killer would do. Patricia was a very diabolical woman who planned the execution of both mother and child because she couldn’t let go of her feelings for her former “boyfriend” and resorted to murder. A very tragic and sad case. I am glad Patricia is in prison for the rest of her ugly and miserable life and will die in prison. Rest In Peace always Joanne and Alex, together in Heaven. 🙏🏻🙏🏻 A note: the actress who portrayed “Patricia” did a favor to her! She is better looking than this real monster Patricia who is an ugly bitch inside and out. Lol 😂🤣

[@brendagray3374]

🤣😂🤣

[@victoriacope4113]

P

[@crystalmichellef3rg23]

I've just started watching this upload, and it's currently on the 1st case. When I read your comment, I knew immediately what case the last one has to be. It's the Katrinak case, right??

[@mariatorres5563]

You zuzel tell that (biach) how much you hate her, call her a (biach) again i liked that...🤣🤣🤣

[@mariatorres5563]

These are all repeats i would love some new episodes...Blessings to you an your family from puerto rico with lots of love

[@bunnylady6758]

The killer was a baker. And the last name of the detective after him was Baker.😏

[@lisanetgark415]

The Bakers

[@nicholasshade]

I love your eye and ear. ❤ Your observant. I love that.❤ I love things like that in cases.❤

[@annfisher3316]

🕵‍♀️ How ironic...

[@speakerz74]

​@@annfisher3316 is that ironic? i think iits just circumstantial

[@samoriab5999]

Good baker vs bad baker

[@SugarSugarCreek]

How awful....hearing a "17 year old out of work secretary, like many others, took a job as an exotic dancer". 17 years old, heartbreaking, still a minor child who should still be living at home with childhood stuffed animals on her bed. The second half of that statement heard on this video, saying basically many women had to take jobs as exotic dancers, is also heartbreaking. Not because of judgment for employment choices but because that industry is notorious for vile things happening to women trying to earn a living, and pay the bills just like most the rest of the world. As long as there is a market for dancers, there will always be clubs. Logic and history should dictate that this industry comes with more risks than many. (Not to say other professions are without risk, many do, police, firefighters, emt etc) knowing these women are at risk, and always will be, I hope some day, somehow, club owners could put policies in place to protect these women. I have no idea how it could be done. It's just a notoriously dangerous occupation on so many levels. Often times, dancers and related workers are targets and sometimes, in some cases, society and law enforcement can be judgmental and doesn't look at these cases the same way, or put the same priority they do others. No matter the circumstances that bring women to these jobs, by choice or necessity or desperation, they all matter. They are someone's daughter or sister or friend, souls that matter.

[@stephendacey8761]

A lot of young women who work at strip clubs do it b/c it's fast, easy money. Instead of working at McDonald's they could make more in one good night than working at McDonald's for the whole month. I agree, it could be dangerous, but not as bad as the media makes it out to be. Although, being a street prostitute is extremely dangerous. Mostly b/c they are getting into strangers cars.

[@SC-pe9ir]

Bundy also started with kleptomania. Interesting

[@kristinehorn9099]

13:06 around this point the officers are at the airport verifying Polson's story. For some reason it is not mentioned that either one or both of her shoes were still in Hansen's plane. If more than one officer HAD taken her seriously due to her actions and believed the preciseness of her story, many more lives could have been prevented from dying a horrific vicious death at the hands of Hanson.

[@disgruntledmum4916]

I want to know if they prosecuted the "friend" that gave him an alibi. That man is guilty of accessory to murder (imo).

[@simplysusan4009]

Great comment Kristine Horn

[@kristinehorn9099]

@@simplysusan4009 🌹

[@warshipsatin8764]

where did you find that out?

[@kristinehorn9099]

@@warshipsatin8764 I can't remember which true crime documentary it was on but it was definitely Hansen, and they definitely found her shoe. And did nothing about it at that time.

[@ttenkrut]

Great upload

[@Kanooodledoodle]

Greg Baker is a proper hero.

[@simonmcjohn]

VIDEO REALLY WELL DONE

[@pinkakagreen]

Amazing episode 👏🏾

[@danimalmx3]

“He kept putting frosting on his thumb. I liked that” That part always cracks me up but no fkn clue what he means 😂😂. Just the way he said it was kinda creepy af. As opposed to the rest of his commentary with little emotion 😂😂

[@thewaterslesstraveled8487]

It means that he enjoyed intimidating the suspect to the point where he kept making mistakes at his job lol

[@bruggeman672]

@Falcon2 that's very creepy, as it indicates a possible issue with abusing authority; after all if he's fine intimidating suspects, how long until he intimidates people he merely thinks are suspect?

[@bruggeman672]

@Falcon2 try rereading my comment champ. I said it indicates a possible issue with abusing authority. Are you attempting to strawman my point or are you simply incapable of staying on point?

[@RedPill420]

Definitely suspect

[@codybarry8204]

@@bruggeman672 you don't become a cop, a detective, or any other type of official with power unless you LIKE to get the "bad guy." Nothing abnormal there. No abusing power....he just knew the guy was messing up.

[@johnnabuzby6103]

According to Wikipedia, Robert Hansen died in prison on August 21, 2014, of natural causes due to long-term health problems.

[@persaunna]

Good.

[@tap17100]

Glad to hear it. Nature's own capital punishment.

[@yvonnegrassi9219]

Good

[@teresaamormariano7176]

@@persaunna

[@knighthonor44]

could have had aids

[@jaywood6542]

it bubbles from the trailer park boys lmfao

[@prinzonic9896]

The law enforcement organizations are unique enterprises when it comes to effectuating their due diligence. Like any other organization, there are bad apples that'll usually bring the organization credibility to public aspersion. These gallant men and women of the force put their lives on the line making sure that we are safe. They deserve praises than to be criticized.

[@scorch4299]

John Cusack was great in this!

[@dabs4602]

"fierce and sadistic" ? I'm sure you meant sick and cowardly

[@fatosluzha3103]

Doesn't take a lot of power to pull the trigger it takes more power and everything else to keep going leave a peaceful life take care about family and deserve everything that life have give us 💯

[@weird_coreboi904]

@@fatosluzha3103 ……

[@lindaarrington9397]

All of the above

[@fatosluzha3103]

@@weird_coreboi904 tell me what's wrong homie

[@fatosluzha3103]

@@weird_coreboi904 are you gone start pretending you know me or you will troll me HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@kats.5958]

Is the first case the inspiration for the movie Frozen Ground? With Nicolas Cage and John Cusack? It's practically identical.

[@Jayna7010]

Yes

[@martinkirugi254]

The actor who played pete halat in Biloxi murders really got it perfectly

[@fbiistraga]

I want more episodes! 💪👍👏

[@ReluctantStallion]

Came for the crime, stayed for the synth track

[@erikaenander5374]

The hypocrisy in the first case staggers my mind. “Her lifestyle left a lot to be desired?” The only reason her lifestyle exists is because men support it. My dad depar me for years. He was a deacon on the church. The victim in the first case lived a saintly lifestyle by comparison.

[@broncoteno7181]

Back when it was accepted to just get drunk at your desk during your prosectors job

[@nikkiwilder660]

Nancy pelosi just opened a liquor store for Congress. No lie. Apparently it was a big chore to keep them all oiled up without a store on premises. They're bringing drinking on the job back with a vengeance.

[@augustbernard3396]

And then drive to a judge’s house

[@rickyrico80]

Seeing the behavior of prosecutors lately I'm pretty sure they still do 😶

[@joejoe2928]

Great vids much thanks to you..for great STORYS,..*********************VETERAN SCOTS GUARDS****

[@BagelzNLockz]

It’s crazy how even when they have no clues. They still manage to solve the Case. It’s wild

[@shayg.1012]

IDKY, but I REALLY liked the way detective Baker said " .... He KEPT putting frosting on his thumb, and uh, I liked THAT", and I like HOW he smiled AFTER saying that😊@34:42 BEFORE anyone THINK or SAY "I'M just an old horny hag", 😫🙆🏾‍♀️I am HAPPILY married and has been for the last 18 yrs and together 23 yrs 🤷🏾‍♀️😂😂

[@Tissimate]

Pours glass of whiskey at his desk….then answers the phone “good morning” 😂 54:20

[@Chris_Landry]

Anchorage, he moved there 16 years before the Poulson lady. 12 years b4 her he had 2 kidnapping charges. so he was in Anchorage. They investigate him and don't pull the criminal record he got in their jurisdictio0n. the boss cop that suspended the case should have been charged with accesory to every crime after he suspended the investigation. and the one that believed her was more worried about his job than women's lives. sad

[@WildlifeRescueCare]

I am VERY DISGUSTED with People who REFUSE to help Law Enforcement (as witnesses)

[@alysononoahu8702]

Well I bet, like me, you really hate ELECTED OFFICIALS, dodging subpoenas.

[@darkwillow57]

If you're anti gambling the solution is pretty simple. DON'T GAMBLE!!!

[@travismaxwell9115]

How much PAIN & SUFFERING did those 👮‍♀️ 👮‍♂️ cops go through after they found out, their 🍩 DOUNUT maker was a serial killer.

[@deniseshephard3347]

Alaska is a scary place to live

[@marthasonnier9390]

Not if your prepared

[@curryryse]

34:11 "I need to get donuts for the shift." This man is the real deal!

[@dionneshane11]

John Cusack played him in a movie it's called Frozen ground a really good movie

[@KhalidMahmood-wm1qz]

Why a working woman has almost no credibility among so many people.they are William to believe a convicted criminal and the monster is allowed to continue to prey.sad tragedy

[@tmckboston417]

That snake who had the sherries wiped too safe his own back! shouldn't be out!!! Vile cretin!

[@atduhe]

Love when they said “he didn’t fit the model of a serial killer.” Excuse me Sir, that is exactly the model of a serial killer, the nice, slightly odd, neighborly man who seems harmless.

[@giuliagatti6690]

Documentari bellissimi interessantissimi..Non potreste tradurli in italiano...grazie. Giuliano da genova 👍👍👍

[@MosmMAli]

Clearly biased judges were enabling his psychotic behaviour under the guise he could not remember

[@christinecrawford]

I'd never seen the first one. I love when that happens! 😊

[@ronmcclellan4608]

Nicolas Cage movie made about this case called “Frozen Ground”. Pretty darn good

[@ericalexander5890]

Seems like in the Biloxi episode they completely skip over the judge's criminal conduct, and his cooperation with the Dixie Mafia. Oh, wait, that's because he was such a "prominent person." What do people say when criminals get killed by criminals? "Lie down with dogs, wake up with fleas."

[@maramarxx2431]

👌

[@patcollart5696]

As demonstrated in the Uvalde incident many Law officers are COWARDLY liars. Perhaps not all but most definately a significant percentage.

[@HawaiiJetboat]

The Actor portraying the partner of the murdered judge in the second episode aka Mayor Halatt is none other than Radio Personality "The Grease Man" Doug Tracht, DC101 who came to DC for morning drive after Stern left for NY.

[@knighthonor44]

yeah he a suspected White Supremacist

[@Joe-d3t1t]

Why can’t they make shows like this anymore?

[@lalek77]

First case is used in movie industry..."Frozen Ground" with Nicolas Cage & John Cuzack

[@youtube_username_]

The men who gave an alibi for the serial killer in the first case should also be arrested. Also, the local police could have leaned on those alibis in the first place - ask them to come to the station, put them in an interrogation room, explain the severity and consequences of lying to the police, etc. Even asking their wives their whereabouts at that time might have revealed their lies. The police barely tried.

[@305jakec]

Didn’t they made a movie about this case with Nicolas cage ?

[@scorch4299]

1:08:32 - Bless you!

[@Pun_78]

Law and Order SVU had a episode on this

[@tonyjones6904]

Birds of the same feather, flock together.

[@arveyilleszender5809]

Police Officer: "One morning I was driving by, and I needed to get some donuts for the shift".

[@warshipsatin8764]

good job, baker

[@ΦΡΑΝΣΟΥΑΖΠΑΝΑΓΙΩΤΙΔΟΥ]

With so many murders, why Baker did not get death sentence??? 🤯🤔

[@vanessapisces13]

I’m puzzled as to why they made a plea deal with the monster in exchange to uncover his victims when they found his “map” of killed woman. Oh scratch that lol just heard it may not have been all victims . They should bring him into the woods and hunt him down.

[@chonqmonk]

Wow - that actor looked just like Pete Halat! Hope someone gave the casting agent a bonus...

[@katarinacle7931]

So you been to tell me she was in handcuffs running down the street and described everything correctly.. but they let him go...wow

[@tracyshaffer4510]

There’s a movie about this freak, it’s really gets into details/