The unsolved murder of Brad Bellino

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[@AquariusBeam]

I’m 57, and even in 1972 where we did a lot of unsupervised things as kids, three miles was a long way to walk at night alone. Very sad story.

[@billharden7127]

I agree.

[@dyates6380]

I was thinking the same thing. I know it was a different world back then, but that's a LONG way for a twelve year old to walk, especially on roads that have no sidewalk in certain places.

[@daisymaefrench4041]

I thought the same thing. I had to replay it to make sure I heard it right. Three miles is indeed a long way to walk especially at night. What the heck was the father thinking?

[@cherylmurray7143]

Why couldn’t someone offer to give him a ride home. Geesh.

[@kevinsmith5288]

Anyone can tell a story, but not everyone can put their heart into it, like you do. Thanks Lamont, for giving these forgotten victims a chance to be remembered, and possibly having these tragic cases solved.

[@mermaid06]

You said that perfectly - totally agree

[@noahhyde8769]

Pray for justice for Brad and his family -- and in the meantime, do something good in Brad's memory and honor. May his soul be blessed, and find peace.

[@rdred8693]

Lamont is a American treasure!

[@cindypearson6280]

Yes agreed. I like watching to see these locations especially if they are in my state

[@SincerelyTaliaxo]

Perfectly said !

[@Bonzi_Buddy]

I wonder how many killers are watching Lamont's videos going "I killed that person." or "I've killed someone and wonder if he'll get to my murder..." Because there are people who are out there walking free who have commit heinous acts.

[@LamontAtLarge]

I have often wondered that myself. I know for a fact they have watched my videos more times than not

[@Bloxsor]

@@LamontAtLarge WOW that's VERY VERY chilling evil personified

[@andreamarin4296]

I too have often wondered that and why I worry about Lamont being safe.

[@davidperry7271]

Yes we cross paths with evil on a regular basis in life.

[@johndennisespinola]

@@LamontAtLarge Keep up the good work Lamont! 😷

[@jemlyn67]

Brad's mom Elissa passed away in Las Vegas in 2018. She was about 85. I think she was remarried so that explains why she's not in the mausoleum. Brad's childhood home was sold and demolished in 2006 to expand a parking lot. Also the police dept paid $3500 in 2019 to Parabon for familial DNA testing. They have the killer's DNA and he could be found if a relative used a genealogical site.

[@tatum635]

I'm sure eventually a family member will take it. whether it be 10-15 years from now...sadly im pretty sure the killer is long dead of old age by now.

[@rlcoop1]

Hopefully a match will be made in the future.

[@marianavarro3111]

Let's hope that they do one day 👈💯

[@johnmcintyre1965]

@Lorraine Easter 1972

[@johnmcintyre1965]

Thanks for sharing.

[@badgalruth]

One of my child’s friend always waited until nightfall to go home. Even though, that child lived right around the corner basically next street over. I never let that child go home on their own. I would put their bike in my trunk and deliver that child in person to their parents. I also never let my child walk home by themselves. I always picked them up. It’s a lot that happen in a few seconds, and those seconds are precious. The devil walks the earth and he is beautiful. ☝️

[@Shavonbest4u]

@butterfly when you say the devil is beautiful it sent a shiver through me because that's so true!!!!

[@KJ-ob9so]

So true!!!

[@Proverbspsalms]

Well this was in the 70s in boardman ohio.

[@shirala1972]

How tragic That nobody has been arrested for this horrific crime after all these years

[@cathleencavanaugh8351]

Its very common that children's. murders are never solved unfortunately

[@taytay7121]

I can't believe he had been strangled and raped how could someone take a life of an innocent child why just why!😭

[@jamespardee9300]

Hopefully, they got put away for something else.

[@Babyjo98]

It’s been solved! But the killer died of natural causes in 2019.

[@goldieslacks]

They found out who did it. He's dead now but a DNA match

[@mapi576]

RIP to dad & son, but together, forever. Dad died young at 61, he didn't get to enjoy his social security. His son would have been 62 this year, if he'd lived ...

[@mrmoranis3386]

The son got murdered in 1972 right.....62 years old???????

[@mapi576]

@@mrmoranis3386 The son was born in 1959. If he had lived this year in 2021. He would have been 62 years old.

[@mrmoranis3386]

@@mapi576 Your absolutely right and I am bunghole messing up the different years lol

[@Weatheredstorms1]

Losing a child does a number to your health.

[@spiritmatter1553]

Social security is a pittance, not enough to live on. But a well-planned retirement, yeah.

[@sinead187]

I think whoever was in that brown van is the perpetrator. Most likely spotted Brad on his way home, in the dark, and took him. Too young to be left alone. Sweet angel 💔

[@davidcross701]

Back then, even though there were many abduction of kids, Majority of kids was common to be left alone to play outside. In the 80s, I drove my bike all over my town. Three and five miles...but I would get in trouble when I got home! Not today.. no kids should be left alone unsupervised, EVER.

[@robbylake3784]

@@davidcross701 I agree.

[@jimcook2715]

We always were out with friends or coming and going in the sixties and seventies a 3 mile walk or bike ride was nothing especially on the main road like that

[@sinead187]

@@ladydeanna3775 So then, if it's not the creepy brown van, it could be someone closer to home. Mmm food for thought. I wonder who🤔

[@sinead187]

@@ladydeanna3775 It's hard to know, he most likely took a ride with someone he knew or felt comfortable with. Some one that knew the area & knew where to dump the body. This creep is either dead now or very old. Can't believe they never caught him. I just can't imagine the pain of losing a child in that way. Anyway thanks for the input!!!

[@angieburnett4341]

I'm not only sad for his family but poor Donald who had to endure the tragedy & live with it the rest of his life as well. Love you Lamont, you do SUCH a fantastic job on your videos I could listen to you all day! Love, hugs & God Bless you 💞💞

[@wjpalmar]

Horrible, its hard to believe it's been almost 50 years and nobody has been charged

[@ladydeanna3775]

And the person was probably in plain sight the whole time.

[@sissysovereign1294]

The bastard really got away with it too😢 whoever kidnapped Brad would either be long dead, or senile in a cozy retirement home somewhere😞

[@goldieslacks]

@@sissysovereign1294 he sure did. He died in 2019 in a California nursing home.

[@Catherine3296]

Poor Brad, and his family. Lamont you tell the story with a lot of compassion and sympathy.

[@michellerene951]

I just don't understand how someone can get away with something like this. Just vanish. RIP Brad🙏🕊💙

[@cocoice4077]

They ain’t getting away with it meeshylada trust me. The lord sees everything

[@michellerene951]

@@cocoice4077 Amen to that!

[@danielhartin7680]

Almost 50 years ago....good chance the killer's dead by now, unless he was a young man at the time.

[@susanwood8368]

I tell my kids about him. I worry so much about grandchildren too

[@Paulina1best]

Truly praying 🙏🏾 they are able to solve this case bring thee family closure!! 💟🛐🙏🏾💞

[@AAGoldstein]

Have you ever though about making a Podcast? You definitely have the editorial skills.

[@spiritmatter1553]

And the voice!

[@joyhruska9377]

I agree! I know I would listen.

[@jhare4099]

Lamont you gotta do this!! Your awesome

[@loganmccain9573]

How is a podcast better than a KZbin channel???

[@TheGhettoSnobSeries]

I prefer his videos and being able to see footage, personally.

[@Whitericeinmysalad]

Thx for uploading these. Hopefully someone knows something.

[@TNcatlover33]

I dunno it’s been 51 years

[@niecy4luv27]

Yes someone does know something the sad part is that it may have gone to the grave with person😢

[@dawnserrano737]

That person is probably dead, long ago..so sad...

[@robbylake3784]

@@dawnserrano737 Probably I was thinking the same thing.

[@ladydeanna3775]

@@TNcatlover33 it’s possible. I bet whomever did it is probably dead now or old as dirt.

[@roxydownes918]

Absolutely devastating. The horror that poor boy went through. There really are some evil bastards out there. RIP Brad Bellino

[@susanwood8368]

I knew him a little bit. I was in Boardman in 1972. There was other boys found. It so ssd

[@brendalaudermilt5031]

It really is an awful thing for this young boy to lose his life to a sick perverted person that cared nothing for human life only thinking of his own sick and twisted self, R.I.P brad.

[@Bigbird108]

I wonder how his best friends doing. I can’t imagine the pain and grief he went through losing a close friend 😢

[@Linda-in9ns]

So very sad. He should of had a ride home. Breaks my heart. 🙏🏻🥲

[@Whitericeinmysalad]

I agree 3 miles is a long walk for a young boy. I did not let my boys walk 3 blocks alone when it got dark. I didn’t care what time it was I drove to get them.

[@joshuahull9982]

I agree but you have to understand that kind of sick shit wasn't as common back then as it is today or at least it wasn't really known about if it did occur. I'm a 1980s kid and it was safe to walk pretty much everywhere back then because we didn't have sick people like we have today or they were better at hiding what they were in those days. I still live in pretty much the same area I grew up in but it has definitely changed for the worst and if I had kids I'd be hesitant to let them run around unsupervised today even in the same neighborhood I'm from even though it was safe when I was a child.

[@joshuahull9982]

@@necrosplangy it still wasn't nearly as bad as today. Not where I lived anyway because people in my neighborhood would have burned down a pedophiles house with him trapped inside back in the day. They would break his legs and make damn sure he couldn't escape the fire.

[@borngaga95]

@@joshuahull9982 Nah, it was just as bad, there just wasn't internet for everything to be broadcasted or for internet crimes. Everyone was WAY to trusting in the 60's/70's/and even the 80's. I mean a lot of unsolved MASS murders were made before the 1990's. No way it was safer. It was way too easy to do harm, kidnap, and even murder someone because technology wasn't good back then.

[@lesliemashmann79]

@@joshuahull9982 Where I was raised in the late 50's 60's, if you lived a mile or less from the school, you had to walk - no buses. We thought nothing of riding our bikes or walking a couple of miles to a friends house - 3 miles would be a little much. However, one thing was a given - anybody who got after a kid would get a visit from the the men, and would be lucky is there was enough left of them to walk out of town. If there was an older teenage boy who was inappropriate with the girls - he would find himself taken to the local army recruiter. Very, very rarely happened, but it did happen.. Members of a town were very protective of each others children - your Mom knew what you had done before you even got home.!

[@shelaleon1879]

Thank you for bringing this story to our attention. I would have never allowed that poor child to walk home at that time of the night. RIP Brad.

[@selinaragland4645]

My thoughts exactly...3 miles??? His friend's parents couldn't be bothered to give him a ride either?? Ridiculous...

[@crmcrm9623]

@@selinaragland4645 totally agree😭

[@gymeni]

People thought and did things a lot differently back in 1972.

[@roberttyler2385]

I agree I would of driven him home!!!

[@josiecc6025]

What a sad story. I know people were a lot more relaxed back then but I feel he shouldnt have been walking home on his own and someone should've been there for him when he got there. I'm sure both his father and his friend's father regretted those decisions for the rest of their days though. What a shame his killer has never been found.

[@doucheberry]

It should have been the opposite of relaxed. The 70s/80s were the heyday of serial killers and predators.

[@josiealvarado2296]

So sad

[@lizcarol8000]

I agree, almost 3 miles is too far for that time. Both parents hold the blame for this tragedy.

[@josiecc6025]

@@doucheberry but it wasn't like that though. I agree it should've been the opposite. Sadly it wasn't the case.

[@frankpaya690]

@@lizcarol8000 You haven't got a clue what you're talking about, that era was so different than today.

[@ladyreenk]

Lamont I live in the Youngstown area and wanted to let you know that today 1/24/23 at 1pm eastern they will have a news conference on this cold case. Last year they sent out a DNA sample. This may be their findings. I Pray justice is finally served for Bradley.

[@travisjohnson622]

how did that turn out?

[@ladyreenk]

The guy who did it died years later and was never able to stand trial. Law enforcement dropped the ball on this one. But then technology was not as good back then as it is now also.

[@ClaudeWestfall]

We stay at the motel here in Boardman how sad

[@kimjensen1783]

Rest in peace sweet little one. You will never be forgotten. ❤🙏😢

[@Linda-in9ns]

Thus is unreal. That little guy. Should of had a ride home from his parents or friends parents. This is so sad. 😥

[@juliemarshall7913]

This cripples my heart so much.

[@crystalvillareal7706]

This is so heartbreaking why didn't his parents go pick him up! My son is the same age and I won't even let him walk to the bus stop!

[@danielhartin7680]

Times were very different back then. At his age I was walking at least two miles to school, including winter. And I'm in Canada.

[@Linda-in9ns]

To many nuts around. That poor Angel. 🙏🏻

[@lookup17]

Ya times were different then. I walked everywhere, we all did.

[@sandrawinterton6543]

@@danielhartin7680 yes but the arrangement was that he would have a ride from the mother or father!

[@wendybookboo639]

@@sandrawinterton6543 that's what I thought i find it very strange that nobody took him home and the brown van they both thought was some kinda weirdo

[@bernadettev41]

Why did his parents not pick him up. A 3 mile walk home is unacceptable for a 9 year old.

[@TheScarlett618]

He was twelve.

[@my2009Babies1]

I wandered and walked every where, my parents never drove me anywhere or picked me up. It’s a miracle I’m still here.

[@kawasakirule3707]

Growing up in the 60's myself you never really heard about stuff like that back then. The friends parents should of gave him a ride home. That's how we did it when I would stay over my friends house.

[@crmcrm9623]

@@my2009Babies1 9:00 at night dark, VERY unacceptable

[@ilahildasissac1943]

There is always that one time.

[@unicornprincess8896]

Thank you for all you do Lamont. The way you tell these stories with such compassion. You're a great person ❤️

[@jomomerritt]

Lamont you do a fantastic job narrating these videos!

[@Rotnbully]

Damn Uncle 🥲 you cover some tough but important territory 👌🏿

[@pattybarbee6212]

Kind of desolate and.long way for a kid in the dark.

[@patriciatoomingtheplantpar2558]

3 miles without sidewalks is a super long way for a 12 year old at night, 4 individual parents and nobody thought twice? So many mistakes in this child's disappearance

[@HkSniper]

So many stories from my home state that I've never heard of. Glad you came here to uncover these stories and make so many aware!

[@lacadmin2844]

MAY HE REST IN PEACE AND ONE DAY GOD WILL GIVE HIM AND HIS FAMILY JUSTICE IN JUDGMENT DAY💐🌹🌺🌷🙏

[@annacaldwell8151]

Yes lord he will 🙏🏿🙌🏾😢💔🕊r.I.p young man

[@ThebelieverMtiz]

He will get justice.

[@lookup17]

Awww Lamont, if I knew you would of been in the area, I’d of called off from work and taken you to lunch!! There are several stories here of unsolved murders, esp one in Girard, and Niles. Pretty heartbreaking stuff

[@Mr3bedid]

Same here, I live here as well.

[@jackieblue7591]

I live in Boardman, too. I also would've loved to see him.

[@bryansnyder9218]

I am in Columbiana, only around 7 or 8 miles from there. Go to Boardman all the time.

[@lookup17]

@@bryansnyder9218 Oh yea, I used to work off of Western Reserve Rd., beautiful country out there, nice

[@Erin___M]

Thank you for shedding light on this unsolved and heartbreaking case. I never heard about this until now. That child deserves justice. I hope the person responsible is identified and brought to justice if they’re still alive. ❤️🙏🏽

[@carmellitale-man2671]

There are some really sick people out there RIP Brad

[@peppermint9657]

OMG ! I live like 20 minutes from there. Had I known you were out here I would have came to meet you and tell you what a great job you do and that I live your channel ! Good job ! Stay safe out there !

[@rebeccaross7684]

I wonder if they have tried to put the DNA sample through a familial DNA genealogy site. It's a new way to track killers through family ties. That's how they found Joe D'Angelo and other killers. Thanks for the good work Lamont! Great details and visuals with storytelling, you are talented!

[@dinos6231]

You got some favorable KZbin algorithms and well-deserving I might add. Your recent upload is always one of the top three videos displayed in order

[@cot61ton]

What happened to Brad's bike ? Why did he walk home, when they left the school and left on bikes to go to Donald's house?.

[@JustMe-vo9bq]

I keep asking the same thing. If his friend’s father always drove them home, why not this time?

[@cansng2]

I read an article about it, and Donald’s dad was sick with the flu. Donald’s mom usually took Brad home but was gone to the grocery store when Brad left for home. It was a 3 mile walk, too. Don’t know why there wasn’t a bike for him to ride.

[@JustMe-vo9bq]

@@cansng2 just goes to show how fate works..that boy had no one there to give him a lift that night and that monster got him..😢

[@bethshadid2087]

Wondered the same unless he was riding one of Donald's 🤷. If he'd just waited for the mom to come back but I remember those days and seemed so innocent to roam town even by yourself 😓

[@KQuinn672]

that is what im thinking....those little details are important!~

[@fiercenet]

There were three homes on that spot on McClurg road, looks like they were torn down after 2006 when they expanded the parking lot.

[@b-dalebarksdale348]

Rest In Peace Brad 💔💐 our heavenly Father please bring justice for 🙏 this young Angel 👼 bring this sick monster down!!

[@tinak.356]

There is so much EVIL in this world, We had just moved to Phoenix, I was 6yrs old and walking home from School 5 blocks away and across a very busy street. On the corner, of McDowell and 44th street, there was a Circle K. In the parking lot facing McDowel Rd, 4 Men in a reg. CAR, The 1 guy in the back seat " Yelled at me;" Hey little girl, Do you want some candy". I froze, I knew NOT to go near strangers or go next to them, So I ran around the corner where my girlfriends were walking the long way home, they were next door neighbors, and told her about it. The cops came, but I was just to young, to tell them, what I just told you. So, I could have been a kidnapping case. Glad I wasn't..66yrs old today.. I think my Guardian Angel helped me get away.

[@conniescott1962]

Ultimate evil a child killer is.

[@lynnballenger3799]

So sad. Thank you for remembering this sweet angel.

[@sonih1571]

Hey Lamont ✌🏼 R.I.P to this young man

[@8309barbie]

The saddest part of story is that the friend and their family had felt way too much guilt for what happened to Brad. The Templemans had different ways of coping with the situation. “My mom just had tremendous guilt, because she feels personally responsible, because she…wasn’t there to drive him home…I always told her, ‘Mom, it wasn’t your fault, you didn’t know. He left on his own, and you didn’t know he was going,’” Don said. “My dad never ever talked about it. My dad took me to the police station when they showed me the evidence…he was there in the room, and he didn’t say a word the whole time I was being interviewed. Then we drove home, and he didn’t say a word all the way home. And he and I never talked about it… [my mom] would ask me every so often if I had ever heard anything, and I would tell her no. And she’d just say I just wish we could turn the clock back…But I don’t remember my dad and I ever talking about it at all.” He said his dad was typically very open about everything, but this was too difficult. “He took it really hard”

[@elainadewitt322]

Someone should've driven him.home

[@MsDearne]

I can't not believe they let him walk home....3 miles at that. God Bless his soul 🙏

[@virginiahall4030]

This was the 1970 you could leave your front door open 24hrs literally.

[@chrissymalpas3616]

Rest In Peace Beautiful Angel and Fly High ! Bless their hearts . 🙏🏻🌹🌹🌹🙏🏻 🌹🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌹 🙏🏻🦋🦋🦋🙏🏻 🙏🏻♥️♥️♥️🙏🏻 ♥️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻♥️

[@Toreythegoat]

@@virginiahall4030 they thought they could smh. Most of the biggest serial killers were around during that time.

[@carolk5770]

Oh, geez, this one hit my heart SO bad. I have two sons. I hope they find his Killer/killers. I’ll always pray for him. RIP sweetie♥️

[@joyannbriggs9530]

So addicted to your videos! Currently binge watching every single one!

[@kimjensen1783]

Oh Lord God have mercy. That poor baby! I am thankful that he is resting in the arms of the Lord. I pray that they find the demon that did this and justice is served. Although it has been many years since this happened, would the demon(s) even still be alive? Why hasn't this case been looked at over and over??,

[@danielhartin7680]

He could be alive if a young man at the time, but I think the better odds are he's dead.

[@Linda-in9ns]

The creep is most likely dead.

[@WhenImBackInChicago]

💙 The current police dept. is on-the-case, per DNA results, as we type. 🙌 Lamont At Large doesn't allow folks to copy|paste links with replies. 😐 Google: this⬇️ Brad Bellino DNA results Select the second result; it's the most comprehensive. 👍* * entitled: An Exclusive “Philosophy of Crime” Investigation: The Unsolved Murder of Brad Bellino Posted on Feb 26, 2019 by Carolyn Berardino ⬆️ it's long, and detailed ~ linking to other crimes in that area 😔😞

[@aleesharenea8565]

Who ever killed him is Most likely Dead. Sad he never got justice 😔

[@bubbadump8676]

Yup just think if the killer was only 20 he would be right st 70. He is deceased more than likely

[@mariaavina1304]

Thanks for sharing Lamont .. so sad

[@tarawillis5450]

Why didn’t his friend’s parents give him a ride home, like they normally did? So senseless and heartbreaking 💔

[@Proverbspsalms]

Like another person told another commenter- did you listen?

[@terrondt]

@@Proverbspsalmswell dude the kid stayed later than usual but still should have gotten a ride regardless

[@Proverbspsalms]

@@terrondt refer to previous comment DUDE😒

[@BuckNastty]

Thanks for the video Lamont

[@caroleeb1997]

DNA technology is getting better. They have been able to identify more 9/11 victims because of it. Hopefully something will come up soon.

[@joshuahull9982]

Whoever did it might be dead now though but they can still find out who it was even if they can no longer punish them for it.

[@cindimanning2570]

@@joshuahull9982 yes and if he had any other victims somewhere else

[@kathy7613]

Thank You Lamont for sharing your videos and all you do to help people Remember all the People who are gone..my condolences to all the Families..

[@Christine_x]

Why would they let Brad walk 3 miles without giving him a ride home? Unbelievable

[@robertschuster3528]

Yes,something very odd about that.Perhaps in 1972,if it was a low crime neighborhood,people thought nothing of walking several blocks.Figuring nothing bad can happen here.

[@omalichanwa1877]

I think it was just a different time. The world has changed a lot. I’m 37 and I remember when I was in kindergarten and first grade, I would walk home with friends for lunch break and walk back to school. I used to walk home about 1.5 miles every day from school at the age of 11 or 12 and take city buses. I can’t imagine letting my kids do any of that.

[@Steve7318]

Even if it was 1972 I think it was very odd to allow a kid to walk home that late at night for 3 miles. Low crime or not, 1972 or not someone could've driven him or allowed him to spend the night. We idealize the past as if these types of things rarely happen. I was born in 1973 a year after this happened.

[@crmcrm9623]

ASMR Christina I thought the same thing. How stupid these parents were. A LONG desolate walk. And shame on the father, he should of been more concerned about his son, rather than his f'n beer. AND where was mommy.😢😥

[@kimberlyklaus7296]

I was born in 1967 and I was permitted to walk by myself pretty much anywhere; it was a different time. Brad was the exception not the rule...but still should never have happened. Rest in peace young man; cold cases are still being solved and maybe your killer will still be found if he/she is still alive.

[@louellenrichard2807]

Sad story, thank you for sharing, RIP Brad

[@vee5196]

Rest in paradise little Brad 😔 🌹 🙏 . Thank you for sharing his story

[@CuratorOfCrime]

Heartbreaking! Hopefully, they can do a DNA familial test and find out what monster did this to this poor baby.

[@goldieslacks]

They did. He is dead since 2019.

[@CuratorOfCrime]

@@goldieslacks Im so glad they did. Sad that he’s dead but he’s answering to a higher authority. Thanks for the update!

[@TheGhettoSnobSeries]

Love when you visit the actual locations and the gravesites. Thank you for doing what you do!

[@beanfeathers8645]

Man thank u for posting as much as u do. Give me something to look forward to and wrap up my day. When times are tough please remember their are people like me that TRULY APPRECIATE YOUR WORK

[@ChristineExpressions]

Today 1.24.23 a press conference was held and through DNA the identity of Joseph Norman Hill is given as the suspect. Hill died in 2019 in California.

[@Ballerina-Girl]

Such a terrible tragedy. Rest In Peace Brad Bellino.

[@phoenixjnyc]

Thank you so much Lamont for this. Poor angel. Hope that it becomes solved

[@lisakeefe8273]

I would never let a child do a 3 mile walk home alone. Mid day is bad enough but 7:30 at night?! No way!

[@tickledpnk85]

Good job Lamont, your so caring when you tell these awful stories ❤️

[@shelleyg4951]

Thank you Lamont for sharing with us. Have a blessed and wonderful evening.😊

[@MeeshTeesh]

You keep filming in all these areas around me. First Pittsburgh and now boardman! You're right by the boardman mall!

[@drzrider4399]

Heyyy I work in boardman. Wanna hang out lol

[@ellejay2439]

There are some sick evil people walking amongst us. How could you possibly imagine hurting a child? So devious…RIP little boy 💕

[@rocousilly676]

Thanks for all that you do ,keep up the good work!! You the man.

[@elenaceleste983]

Love❤❤❤your video- keep up the good job. No back ground annoying music interruptions.

[@susanwood8368]

I was hoping someday someone would remember him

[@Linda-in9ns]

Lamont never forgets anyone. He has a heart of gold. And really cares. Bless him. 🙏🏻

[@cynthiahusband106]

Heartbreaking story, little boy never got to live his life. Lamont you have the gift of de brutalizing these horrific stories , especially when innocent children go missing. I cannot imagine the heartbreak, terror the family went thru. May little Brad be resting in peace and soaring high with the angels-case unsolved no justice for Brad!!!!! RIP dearest little boy your with your father together, forever. Thank you Lamont to remind us never to forget the little ones that lost their life so early.

[@marks.c4753]

What a sad story. I'm his age I had highschool sports and girlfriend's. I've had marriage children and six grandchildren. I've lived my life this young man's life barely started. Me the animal who killed him let his soul rot in hell.

[@marcilee7015]

Oh my!! RIP to Brad. Why didn't Donald's dad or mom take Brad home? They just let him walk?

[@inwardk]

3 Miles! At seven thirty PM - not good.

[@Linda-in9ns]

That late at night a big giant no no!!! Poor little boy. 🙏🏻😥

[@lisaknox4257]

It was 1972. I was 6, then, and I remember leaving and playing all day and not once seeing my parents until I went home.

[@marcilee7015]

Exactly!!! Lots of questions and no answers.. he shouldn't have been walking that late plus 3 miles.. ☹️

[@marcilee7015]

@@lisaknox4257 I understand everyone was probably more relaxed back then compared to nowadays. It's scary..

[@RSoliai]

Thanks for being the voice for these young and innocent victims of violent, unsolved crimes! May they rest in peace! These unknown killers WILL burn forever in Hell make no mistake about it!

[@brendanhill971]

I’ve been watching your videos for a while now, love them! I have a family cemetery here in Mississippi, my great grandfather’s dad and brothers were shot and killed over a property line. They are both buried here! Would make a good story.

[@bbe3034]

Hi from Mississippi. Where’s the graveyard if you don’t mind me asking.

[@merinelyon1680]

LAMONT! THANK YOU FOR DOING WHAT YOU DO! I love your work. You are really doing everybody a service with these vlogs. If it hasn't happened yet I'm willing to bet someday you will help cold cases come to a conclusion. Love your work! THANK YOU

[@yoncbwl2738]

Such a sad story. Thank you for sharing and reminding me to always pray for others.

[@TheLanise]

Reminds me of the murder of Daryl Sweet 8yrs old in CATTLESBURG Ky in 1959

[@catcrazy67]

Tragic story great detail as usual Lamont

[@dee7353]

Sweet child. So sad. I cannot imagine not checking on my child to be sure they are home and safely in bed.

[@danielhartin7680]

That was surprising to hear. And possibly quite telling.

[@Linda-in9ns]

Those parents of the friend or his parents should of taken him home. Such a shame. Never let a child walk around in those days are these days alone with the looney tunes running around. 😞🙏🏻

[@bethshadid2087]

Dad was working and went out for few drinks so when he got home he probably passed out. Guess the siblings didn't raise Alarm?. The friends parents....the dad was bedridden with bad flu and mom went to grocery store and intended to drive him home.....but Brad decided not to wait for her to get back and left on his own. My question is...where was Brads mom? No one seems to know her whereabouts

[@ladydeanna3775]

@@bethshadid2087 did the friends dad really have the flu?

[@happyhippythevinylguy]

It's great that you keep these stories alive man!! You're doing a wonderful job ✌️🤟

[@camilleanzelmo6275]

I think the people he was visiting should have driven him home. 3-1/2 miles was pretty far to walk on that roadway. Poor boy. Such a shame and they still havent caught that monster.

[@danzbutrfly]

I know.....3 miles and walking that late.....why wouldnt these people drive him home.....how horrific....I hope they are still losing sleep over this....they should feel at fault.

[@Linda-in9ns]

@@danzbutrfly This poor boy 🙏🏻

[@danzbutrfly]

@Kaylee Tyler Wasnt that clown guy....John Wayne Gacy... a serial killer from the 70's....ummmmm....YES!!

[@bethshadid2087]

Read that the dad had the flu bedridden and the mom went to the grocery store and was gonna drive him home but the kid decided to leave on his own. Poor child 😓. Apparently the friend Donald's parents were traumatized by this and blame themselves even tho it was out of their hands

[@jom2505]

I grew up in the 70's. Walked everywhere!

[@karenwall1230]

Thank you Lamont for keeping the memory's of these ppl alive.

[@mgdiamante5123]

Rest in peace Brad Bellino

[@Lavaman3682]

I don't always agree with your comments but I do always find your videos compelling and I'm glad you're telling these stories keep doing what you're doing

[@Riverblue27]

Glory be too God..Disheartening what happened too Brad. Hopefully and truly he is in God's Arms..I don't know but one can only hope and pray.

[@Michelle-cm7of]

I love your “shows” Lamont! Keep up the great work.

[@victoryforever1915]

My parents raised 11 children. Six boys and five girls. None of us were allowed to walk the streets. When we learned how to drive a car, two of us had to go to the store together. I'm not saying something could not have happened to us still, but children are given too much freedom nowadays!!!!!! I see children in the streets all of the time, day and night. Somethings are beyond a parent's control, but young children in the streets, especially at very young ages is the parent's fault. I hate it when this happens to children because I have much love for sweet innocent children. So sad 😞 😥

[@charleskesner1302]

Horrible! I have no other words for such a crime. Leaves one sad and speechless.

[@carayj]

I enjoy your Unsolved Murder series keep them coming Lamont

[@pdmullgirl]

Hey Lamont. I’m a new listener. Been enjoying your videos. I was nine years old when this happened. The world was so different then. There was an innocence about things/life that there just isn’t now. We have internet and everything is in your face now more than times back then. We can find out anything we want at the click of a few buttons. So pretty much instant. Back then, there wasn’t that luxury or convenience. Bless this boys heart, I’m sure he was terrified in his last hours and minutes. Thank you for delivering his story and all the others with such respect. ❤️💜💚

[@peggypeggy4137]

I can't imagine how terrified Brad must have been. Back then, I don't think kids were nearly as informed as they would be now. He may have not really fully understood the evil pervert's intentions. As well it must have been so scary for all the residents of that town, knowing that there was a random killer on the loose, preying on children.

[@pdmullgirl]

@@peggypeggy4137 Exactly. I agree. So sad. ❤️💜💚

[@LD-tk7qf]

This got me. I’m crying 😢

[@Linda-in9ns]

Ikr.

[@mommabear007]

Poor kid. Who let a kid walk alone all to the 3 miles. Rest in peace,sweet little Angel 💙💙💙💙

[@mickdunne981]

Im new i have hit the bell and liked the video.Greetings from Ireland nice to mee you.What an awful case poor child it disgraceful that it hasnt being solved to this day.Hopefully it solved soon

[@Multitasker1997]

The killer is most likely dead that killed him. I hope he died suffering! Smh such an innocent soul gone 🥺 I hope they're still able to get justice.

[@gaynor1721]

The murderer is thought to be *Joseph Norman Hill,* a 32 year old truckman who lived in Shadyside Drive in the Boardman area in 1972, who died in 2019 in California. There was a 98.2% probability of a DNA match. He had a conviction in 1986 in Los Angeles for disorderly conduct and solicitation for a rude act. Possibly related to two other unsolved murders of Boardman boys - Thomas Baird, 15, in 1970 and David Evans, 13, in 1975. His wife died in 1993. RIP Brad Lee Bellino. 🙏🏻

[@jackaction7077]

I was only 2 years old living in Youngstown then and my dad used to take us to Boardman Plaza all the time.