Blood Brothers | FULL EPISODE | The FBI Files

[@Michael-rx7ff]

*Updates:* Shannon Agofsky killed an inmate in 2001. Shannon is currently on Federal Death Row. Joseph Agofsky died in prison March 5, 2013.

[@stoners5250]

@Coke Dogg 💏💃 he is married in prison

[@teresalinton5898]

good

[@KingCast65]

Yah but is the witness still alive that's what I wanna know.

[@wvega1053]

Ec

[@jeanneewaseck6635]

TY for the update

[@ICantEvenThinkOfOne]

Shannon Agofsky is still in prison, now sitting on death row in USP Terre Haute after killing fellow inmate Luther "Tootie" Plant in 2001, in an exercise cage. He was convicted of Plant's murder in 2004. Joseph died in March, 2013 in a North Carolina federal prison. Agent Farley also made a guest appearance on Forensic Files in 2004.

[@onedeep901]

Shammy T good

[@brendal.b7968]

Very shitty cut an paste job.

[@ICantEvenThinkOfOne]

Well that ain't a very nice thing to say.

[@geowilson242]

Damn! You are very informative about this case. Thanks for the updates though 👍🏽

[@Kam.1075]

I think the mother should have been charged with aiding

[@killertrip10]

Thank you guys for adding this series to KZbin!

[@Rando_Shyte]

You're welcome! :)

[@NannupTiger]

The cruelty of his death is what sets this crime apart, just horrific and for no good reason 😟

[@anonymousilluminati5152]

It was for a good reason you idiot!!! They needed some money.

[@murtithinker7660]

I would never do whatever I am ordered to do at gunpoint, because I know they would kill me anyway. They can kill me but they will not get any money.

[@NannupTiger]

@@anonymousilluminati5152 ~ I was talking about his awful death you illuminati fruitcake...

[@elizabethsohler2410]

If he is dead, he can't give testimony against them in court. The death is cruel but sadly not without reason.

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

@@elizabethsohler2410 They could have killed him in a less cruel way if killing absolutely necessary. Besides, that effort and preparation required risk leaving a lot of evidence.

[@weidles]

GOOD JOB FBI, YOU'LL GOT SOME GREAT BREAKS, LIKE THE PRINT ON THE TAPE. I DO HOPE THAT MAN WAS GIVEN SOME CREDIT TO SOLVING THIS CRIME, WITHOUT THAT DUCT TAPE, WHICH HE WAS CAREFUL TO BAG , THIS CRIME WOULDN'T BE SOLVED. THANK GOD FOR GOOD CITIZENS WITH COMMON SENSE.

[@josephconnor2310]

I wouldn't walk into a bank if I was the one who was supposed to unlock the door and I saw it was already open. I'd back away and call the police from a safe distance. After all, the robbers could have still been inside. What a horrific murder of the bank president.

[@virginiabalch6274]

Years ago I worked at a restaurant. Is openers would wait for the manager to come open the door to let us. One day the door was open so we thought she beat us there and walked in. About halfway in we here freeze put your hands in the air!!! The lights came on and we were surrounded by cops.turned out someone had broken in the back door and tripped an alarm. I will never ever walk in an open door again after being scared shitless!!!!

[@wildestcowboy2668]

My nigga u is right

[@jamiegarrett3869]

​@@wildestcowboy2668 What uo cowboy.....

[@Kam.1075]

I’ve been a long time fan of true crime shows, particularly FBI files and similar. What I find shocking is the fact that the lives of innocent people have become so worthless to criminals. For instance in this case, the criminals got what they wanted and could have just let the bank president go. But instead they decided to kill him, and in such an inhuman way. It’s disgusting. The world is disturbed anyway and just getting worse as time goes by

[@romelnegut2005]

@Me You What are you saying?

[@teresalinton5898]

one reason i believe in the death penalty

[@michillene]

Kam..Yup..it's called evil..I cannot even imagine...the way this poor man died..I hope that scumbag is shaking in his shoes the day he is executed..will probably never be what his victim experienced and his slow death.Too bad the other one died,he got off easy.

[@FutureChaosTV]

This has always happened. Think about the Wild West in the U.S. were criminals murdered complete families for no reason. Criminals and psychopaths/sociopaths have and will always exist. Unless we find a way to prevent them emerging/becoming dangerous via genetics, medicine or psychological measures.

[@michillene]

Kam...agreed The world is getting worse.so much widespread violence..They could have let this poor man live but a life meant no more to them ,than a bug under their feet.Thwy still have to answer to a Higher source

[@tonymemory2279]

never answer the door in middle of night

[@krakenwoodfloorservicemcma5975]

Good point.

[@diegogeneral1217]

Unless your gun is cock towards it

[@ameenarahimi6460]

I never ever even answer the door during day time unless I’m expecting someone... even then I have to know by a text or a phone call who’s Knox.. I trust no one ...

[@ameenarahimi6460]

@@diegogeneral1217 I’ve always have one gun under my pillow and one downstairs 👍🏻

[@Operater_Jad3d]

I keep a loaded airsoft g18 auto under my pillow for safety and if I answer the doo4 I bring it

[@accessfm]

This series is great but the mount of ads every few minutes is beyond annoying

[@MrMakavellithedon]

Fast forward till replay shows. ads goes away

[@eldoradorenegade2793]

MrMakavellithedon lets hope it works

[@audimetallica]

MrMakavellithedon I just did that- it did not work 📺👀🧐

[@davethomas543]

How the hell do you not know about adblock?

[@waxonwaxoff9093]

if you are using mozilla then add on adblocker and you will never see another ad again.

[@craighall689]

If you're interested in getting rid of the adds just start the video...skip to the last 10 seconds...let it play out then press restart..adds gone

[@heatherstewart9300]

...Or, just download "Adblock"...

[@MrAddison79]

Thanks!

[@rkf2746]

@@heatherstewart9300 Then check your hard drive for a ton of ad-ware that Adblock loads.

[@nmr0415]

Love how he says head of the fbi’s new york office

[@tru2all84]

thought i was the only one

[@gamgamsalonstyle2808]

Same

[@joshuaaaron125]

Farmer head of the FBI's new yark arfice 😂

[@nmr0415]

NationalRustGang 😂😂😂

[@troydanger9807]

NationalRustGang 😂

[@patrickitunu4267]

Even if I wasn't guilty of the crime I'll still fail the Polygraph test😂

[@shakerahalstead5752]

@@Idontknow-cx9yt you guys are not alone me too I would fail lmfao

[@bradsully6620]

Its happened before. One reason why polygraphs aren't admissible in court.

[@angshusarma8331]

Me too....

[@ricardomoseley]

I’m telling y’all this Loud And Clear.

[@INSERTNAMExHERE]

Same! I'm always anxious, and I'm on multiple medications for it and my depression. So I'd fail as soon as I'd walk in hahah. Being surrounded by people i don't know and what not lmao

[@TokyoJoe703]

18 yr old Shannon who looked more like 30 started spending the cash on goods right after robbery, amateur hour

[@grahamwagner1880]

The police ought to invest in some fishing poles, and for the record I attribute all credit to the old couple and the man with his children for solving this crime. True heroes live amongst us.

[@petetherealrelentless6542]

Should have given the brothers concrete slippers so they could find out what it was like to die the way they killed that man. Utter grubs to kill but to do it to keep someone silent over money is just reprehensible.

[@jaicanfield5328]

I love how the couple fishing is the same couple who were also fishing in another episode in the same clothes

[@MrUptown4]

I thought I was the only one caught that. Lol

[@Eclipse503]

Hahaha good catch!

[@deokatorisen9674]

Hahahaha

[@dans.6525]

They couldn’t afford to buy new clothes, and other necessities. There were fewer and far between clues. Kartik please correct my nonsense. I know some need rewriting. PLEASE HELP.

[@jimmylovecd]

It's a small world 😂

[@AntonioSanchez-fk7zw]

OMG the way he died literally SCARES TF out of my soul. 😳 OMG poor dude.

[@AutonomousJudgementWaiver]

I like chesse u are not cheese

[@eddieokeefe9708]

Freaked me out 2

[@terryyakamoto3488]

agree totally. and it wasnt even a comfortable type of chair

[@sifisokhumalo1303]

Working with a lot of money is a high risk

[@didarden]

Horrible

[@nadiajnbaptiste4728]

Are there any light switches in Dan Short's house?! For goodness sake!

[@jonwingfieldhill6143]

I always find the background re enactment hilarious and I kinda feel sorry for whoever drew that short straw of re enacting the bridge chair seen

[@worldalvin]

Exactly I love how horrible the acting is but somehow the narrator makes it all work. Plus they use the same set of guys every show so it's fun pointing them out in different roles. I could spot some of them on the street for sure.

[@Rando_Shyte]

@@worldalvin Yeah it's always hilarious when a serial killer in one episdode is a cop in the next one 😂

[@sayednaeemipour2749]

Eye for an eye, why we are as tax payer have to pay for these criminals to live well .

[@rranger1014]

Mercy of a higher order.

[@umedavk2011]

I totally agree with you, Sayed.

[@robertdivany1627]

There is one organization called human rights. That gives more rights to criminals than the rist of the population

[@taifhassan7936]

That is a question I cannot find an answer for 😤

[@mannyfrommiami2622]

Its okay, these days they just let criminals go here in Cali.

[@aptycoon1575]

What they did to that man was so damn cruel

[@grettagirl2884]

The brothers "windfall" inheritance seems partly the reason for their need to find an easy way to obtain money. They, as well as their mother apparently, had spent too much foolishly and, low on 'easy' cash, robbery and eventual murder was their solution. Parental guidance from their mother at the time of her husband's death, was clearly absent.

[@stevebilliter]

Gretta--all they had to do is find and keep work and everything would have been better. They found that the crimes were not worth it.

[@grettagirl2884]

@@stevebilliter I agree, Steve!

[@hanytalya5322]

After seeing the sceen, at the beginning when they threw him to the water, I couldnt watch the end, and see it again. So cruel!

[@NathanChisholm041]

Man, that old couple do get around finding bodys!

[@mulengaernest8879]

They are good at it😁

[@lmtlsss]

It’s such a shame they keep interrupting the ads with some crime show.

[@rogerlewis7770]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@richardkranium2944]

I know right?

[@thecommission6662]

I had no ads.

[@barbenders]

Google all 'bout dat cash

[@sludge8506]

Imtlsss is entitled and wants something for nothing. A deadbeat.

[@jellyfish7893]

Why the bank president neglect to switch on the alarm system ? Why the hell didn't he take a peep at the side window to see who was outside ? The murderers mom surely must have knowledge of the crime and murder. She had lied to FBI about her son's whereabouts. Thus, she was an accomplice and should serve jail time.

[@meramar2673]

However, having both sons in jail for life is an absolute punishment

[@MrsAi84]

A mother is going to try and protect her son as much as she can no matter what. She shouldn’t go to jail for it. It’s what moms do. I would protect my sons no matter what but that doesn’t mean I wouldn’t try and get my son to turn himself in and take responsibility for Wutever it is he did. A mother’s love for her son is like no other . I kno I have 2 sons that I would do anything for 🤷🏻‍♀️ cuz I’m the one person in this world that will never turn their back on them no matter what.

[@NoBootyBeauty]

@@MrsAi84 You better make sure you raise them right, then.

[@MrsAi84]

@@NoBootyBeauty where did u take my comment left ? U can “raise them right” all u want , once their out that door they’re not who they are in ur house. My mother raised me more than right and that didn’t stop me from making huge mistakes as a kid so wtf u talking bout. Or wait ur some saint that never did wrong ? Foh

[@mumblesbadly7708]

It’s not what you know, but what you can prove in court beyond a reasonable doubt.

[@barbenders]

Minor note: Jefferson City is the capital of Missouri, not Springfield. (28:55)

[@seniduteklu4935]

Why did someone opens his door in the middle of the night for strangers so sad lost his life for 19 thousand..

[@janetgood6332]

People in small towns used to do that. Some probably do.

[@greatdividingrange1785]

its a re-enactment dummy. its not real footage. cameramen werent there waiting to film it. you stupido

[@-theislander-5888]

@@greatdividingrange1785 what’s your point?

[@joewas2225]

He answered because he was someone with no common sense.

[@ValentinosMr2]

Thx, I watched series between ads pause!👍

[@heathcliffcameron2468]

@AL Cats You Legend, thank you!!

[@541beausham]

Yeah I too like to watch a little bit of a series/documentary in between ads! It's a really nice touch! It's Some real Steven Spielberg kinda shit! Lmao

[@cazthompson7406]

@AL Cats thanks I didn't know u could do that nice one lol

[@mattw337]

@AL Cats I showed my wife that abt 20 minutes ago and blew her mind.

[@CA58CA]

@AL Cats did not work for me :(

[@thomasbender4694]

Why wasn't the two-tone van taken and searched? Why wasn't the mom charged? And the Gantz (sp) didn't give the name of the third unknown guy? Just a few thoughts.

[@АмериканецвРоссии-и4б]

You sure they didn't search the van? The mom probably wasn't charged because they couldn't actually prove anything against her. Gant might suspect but wouldn't know who the third guy was - assuming that he wasn't the third guy. Quite likely he was, but there was no proof against him.

[@NaseerAhmad-sc8mo]

The woman who came to the bank early and called the Police has the broad shoulders of a Rugby player. A Forward.

[@kekyt8377]

Yeah so broad for a woman. Never seen before. She could do well as bank bodyguard.

[@robinsinpost]

They could have ruled out the banker straight away. He would have known about the unsecured money.

[@Whitsoxrule1]

Ya but he just as easily could have intentionally left it there to throw them off the trail. "What, you think I did it?? I would have known to take the $100k sitting in that drawer"

[@stevie-ray2020]

Plus the fact he couldn't see without his glasses!

[@jamesthomas7150]

I

[@jamesthomas7150]

8m

[@jamesthomas7150]

9pk9

[@Retroscoop]

Philosophical question: what about a justice system that would execute murderers exactly in the same way as they killed their victims ? Aren't there sometimes cases in which you exactly would like to do just that ? You knocked someone on the head and then set afire his or her home ? OK, let's take you to your home... You attached someone to a chair and dropped him 30 feet down into a cold river ? OK, let's find another cold river and... a chair.

[@leoa4c]

The issue is that if we do that, we are unequivocally saying that we do not believe in rehabilitation. Any and every justice system should try rehabilitation to a limited extent. A second issue is that, according to official numbers, 6 to 7% of U.S. convictions are wrongful convictions. Since official numbers say 6%, I would confidently double it, so lets just say that 10% of convictions are wrongful convictions. With that being the case, then, quite quickly, the justice system would be doing something very "cruel and unusual" to completely innocent people. Using your example, your system would be throwing innocent people into rivers, attached to chairs. That's clearly not what justice should be about, at least not in the first instance. Maybe one could argue that, in theory, it would be a fair system, but in a practical world with practical considerations, it would not.

[@krakenwoodfloorservicemcma5975]

Really, really disturbing.. the criminals got their shitty money and killed him anyway. I grew up surfing and have come close to drowning myself a few times. Believe me, it's no peaceful way to go.

[@joshuamakori4353]

Best of the best documentaries.cant wait for next episode

[@chakko007]

I remember this case from a Forensic Files episode. It's always shocking again what some people can do to a fellow human being. I'm not a proponent of the death sentence, but, knowing that these people will never enter society again is somewhat relieving. In the country I live in, they WOULD enter society again, after a decade or two. Which is almost more shocking than the crime itself. They get a new identity, and they're able to begin a new life, A chance the victims never will get. Neither the victims, nor their relatives.

[@kinagrill]

I agree with deathsentence when there's absolutely no doubt of the guilt. No 'but there is a lack of direct - he was there' evidence, etc. cuz Death is permanent and later finding that an executed person was INNOCENT is.... horrid to think of. and iirc, there's about 4 innocents on deathrow in america for every... what, 100 people put there? which statistically speaking that every 100 executions means at least 1 was innocent according to aquittals from deathrow and such prior to final sentencing and such.

[@williamfeilhauer2667]

The country you live in doesn't take the chance of executing of an innocent person. Since we now have DNA it's been proven the state murdered innocent victims . Then the jerk off prosecuter still screaming the guy is guilty.

[@williamfeilhauer2667]

@@kinagrill can you imagine the horror of being put to death knowing that you are innocent!and some Anus faced prosecuting attorney is screaming your guilty. DNA has proven someone's innocents and scumbag prosecuting attorneys fighting to keep you on death row. They should be jailed for false imprisonment the same amount of time the victim spent.

[@eddietheafrican1102]

The narrator’s voice is worth a billion

[@GigglewithFelix321]

Please, $900 million at BEST. 🙄

[@smeggyhead1]

I don't understand: How do the bad guys get guns? No, I do understand: one of the methods is to steal them from 'law-abiding' gun owners. 35:35

[@johnnabuzby6103]

Why the quotes around Law-abiding? That makes it look as though they were complicit in their legally owned guns being stolen. Criminals, unfortunately, are going to get guns in any way possible, all of them illegal 🚫 since convicted felons are barred from legally possessing and purchasing firearms. Law-abiding citizens take whatever steps they can to keep their weapons safe from the criminal element, but those steps sometimes fail.

[@smeggyhead1]

@@johnnabuzby6103 " That makes it look as though they were complicit " Not at all; there are many cases like this, on this very channel, where the 'suppliers' were not complicit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ20h6xvmp2HorM - law abiding gun owner and his family killed, purely to get his guns, while he was armed kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGa4h56Endaclc0 - law abiding gun owner, purely to get his gun - while he was armed. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4OcmIGvpcpsnaM - armed officer shot nearly to death purely for his gun. kzbin.info/www/bejne/npmwdJVsidVmeZY - stolen from a 'law-abiding' gun owner. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipLMlYyYabeibaM and kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipLMlYyYabeibaM - stolen from 'law-abiding' gun owners. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mH_bqnmMmJyHZ9k - stolen from a 'law-abiding' gun owner. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJS9qaKlZbRnZrM - stolen from a 'law-abiding' gun owner. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXanqXeEbNZpmKM - sometimes legal gun owners simply turn bad There are also examples of sales, and even just inheriting, guns. " Criminals, unfortunately, are going to get guns" But only the US makes it so, so easy for them to get guns. Try that in other 1st World countries and one will likely be arrested before they succeed. "Law-abiding citizens take whatever steps they can to keep their weapons safe from the criminal element" Then how do US criminals still acquire them so easily?

[@smeggyhead1]

@Giuliano Skywalker So guns turned good guys into bad guys with guns? Or guns were sold from good guys to bad guys?

[@dylscott2204]

Man that 3rd accomplice though made out like a genius.

[@PaulXPZ]

I think it was the Gant guy, but they probably let him off the hook for ratting out the other 2

[@damienluxford7482]

Gant Sanders is one smart dude

[@andrescatelan6474]

I think it was the mom 👩

[@sadiebanks9219]

The third person was the MOTHER

[@pythonpatrol1110]

The third accomplice may well have been Joe Agofsky's girlfriend at the time. Shannon Agofsky reportedly told a jailhouse informant that not only did he consider killing Agent Farley, but he also contemplated killing Joe and his girlfriend because he said that the girlfriend was also at the scene of the Short murder. She could have been the driver of the other vehicle.

[@789motive]

This series is my favorite thanks for posting

[@tru2all84]

2:57 them shoulders tho...😳 she looks like a damn lineman.

[@peggypeggy4137]

Those are shoulder pads.

[@JohnnyDogs1978]

@@peggypeggy4137 even with them she is jacked

[@JohnnyDogs1978]

Adam's apple helps

[@nelsonzapata6837]

Facts I just said that 😂

[@moneyandtimefreedom3352]

Dude looks like a lady

[@katfishbilly1380]

That lady @ the bigging had MUSCLES 😂

[@didarden]

Its the main topic on comments

[@NathanChisholm041]

That was a woman? ;-)

[@PinkyJujubean]

I always feel sorry for the people who stumble upon the body. They have their whole day ruined and then they gotta go home feeling sad about it.

[@stormcat3648]

Ye

[@Two5Six-s4x]

I like 'pink beans'

[@asandehwamukelwagumede8820]

The voice of the story teller 👌👌👌

[@Brandon-tz2wh]

18:30 couldnt they of had a 3rd gun maybe a burner gun that they disposed of ? Couldn't they replace the barrel of the pistols?

[@АмериканецвРоссии-и4б]

Most likely did exactly that, which is why they were so willing to be checked.

[@sharmakeabees4745]

I did watch this over and over again and i love to watch this seriously

[@lamatanteestcontente]

That woman must have played football lol she has the largest shoulders I've ever seen !

[@GambilityGaming]

I said the same thing 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jasonjuneau2948]

Inhorn is finkle. Finkle is inhorn, inhorn's a man!

[@tooooooopoooooooo]

Right 😭😭

[@noone5871]

😂😂

[@Rando_Shyte]

2:57 right???? 😂😂😂

[@ramkanjeenterprises5416]

One must appreciate that the FBI in the past were very tough and good in their investigation. Sad such young men were so ruthless to a person who had invested enough to employ other people. Good people dying brutally.

[@didarden]

RIP Dan Shore💐🌹

[@thecommission6662]

Dan Short.

[@michaeljacobowitz5391]

Thank you for the great series

[@jasminecomoda2195]

I.love the voice of a Narrator and the former head. of the FBI James Karlstom

[@c.calliecoleman1531]

This really was a quaint little town where everyone seemed to know everyone, just about. I esp. like the town sign, Noel, at the entrance of the town. That's what I liked best, about it. And what a beautiful name Noel is. This crime was so horrific. I had so much sorrow for that banker, how they buried that man alive, by drowning. A slow death, and the worst way to go. Some people just don't put a value on a life, they actually think money has more value, but a human being is priceless. I thought for sure they would get the death penalty, but I'm really not for the death penalty, so this will give them time, to think about what they've done, and repent, or something. I don't know what they were thinking, but they didn't have to kill him, because they had a mask on. Just take the money, and go. I know this, they wouldn't have hunted you down, too long, for stealing just money, but they would hunt you down, till the end of your life, for killing a human, that's just how priceless each human is. I pray many know this, and stop all of this senseless killing, and talk to God. That's what you need. God is ALL POWER, and He'll give you access to any amount of money, you want, without having to kill someone for it. That's not cool, at all. God owns it all money, real estate, whatever, whatever. Better learn how to talk to your Father.

[@stevebilliter]

C. Callie--God does not give anyone all the money they want--it would never work out well.

[@c.calliecoleman1531]

@@stevebilliter So true.

[@stevebilliter]

@@c.calliecoleman1531 Thanks--if we're faithful and pay tithe He will take care of our needs--I've seen it in my life.

[@azizklaibi3519]

How has the FBI recognized the brothers in the first place. receiving a call from a person . this was the most important information that was not stressed in this episode.

[@dks13827]

I used to be so proud of our FBI. Way back.

[@samsngdevice5103]

To skip the ads, drag the progress bar to the end and then hit the replay button. Your welcome.

[@davidmackie8552]

Keep'em coming, please!

[@shekulukulay8046]

Watching from FBI’s New York office 🇺🇸

[@bullitt7544]

"Mom" was the lookout.

[@koronbracey1054]

48:08

[@jasonmeador7861]

Rumar is the bank lady is the underground missouri arm wrestling champ!

[@mab1ism]

She has nice taataas

[@survivingsicklecell1732]

Am i late what did i miss am so excited when i get notified here

[@benringenberg6265]

Your comment amuses me.

[@BizarroLanigirod]

you've missed a whole bunch of advertisements and commercials...

[@AntonioSanchez-fk7zw]

@Agav bond DEAD AF

[@tonimontana8113]

Lol, I just clicked to watch nd oh boii, ur comment bruh... Lol

[@christic5339]

It's crazy seeing old footage of Noel! Grew up there and now live in the next town over. Forgot Shadow Lake had that boat out there!

[@dougroberts9821]

Not enough commercials. 😳

[@andyparsley3744]

Smart enough to pull off the robbery but not smart enough not to wait before spending the money.

[@geraldhagen2989]

Small contradictory detail in the beginning ; narrator says the woman arrived early for work but the clock in the background shows 5 .08 . . Still , these are great shows and thanks for posting them.

[@eddietheafrican1102]

But these videos , I think they give criminals knowledge of how to do these criminal activities smoothly without leaving any evidence whatsoever ....?? Don’t they

[@tyronet.jackson7296]

Dont get any ideas

[@sweetlatina53]

Jim Kallstrom was a great pioneer he did such a great job cause of his job they took a lot of criminals off the street’s and behinds May his beautiful soul rips💕💐🌹🌷🪷❤️🌸🥀🍀🥰

[@loganmalough2379]

I still believe it was sanders who was the third suspect.

[@-theislander-5888]

you don’t pass multiple lie detector tests when you are guilty.

[@sludge8506]

@@-theislander-5888 Logan isn’t mensa material.

[@Zubair04]

Unblevable case solve from FBI God bless you

[@aboriginalrocks]

Wow, Pauline has been hitting the gym - she has the broadest shoulders that I've ever seen!

[@jefffmundo33]

Do you want no ads?? Move the time cursor to the last second and click replay when video ends.

[@yoramsadot4166]

God bless the man and woman of the f.b.i of the United States 🇺🇸 of America

[@rickyelvis3215]

the commercial prostitution here is immediately insidious and somewhat annoying.

[@cz75shadow2]

Never gonna eat fish from that era!

[@Texas_Made_]

44:50 now why would you just willy nilly open the door that late at night🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️.

[@stevie-ray2020]

Suspects are disregarded despite being observed handling lots of coins! Alibis can be falsified & guns can be disposed of! Some cops/investigators are mighty thick!

[@corwilliams3098]

ikr esp when the ''alibi'' is family or girl/boy friend. Pretty easy to debunk; like the one that said he was out of town. The mother should be charged for lying to fbi, grand jury , obstruction and raising two dipwad s !

[@АмериканецвРоссии-и4б]

At which point were the suspects disregarded? Seems like they were on to them pretty much from start to finish, the difficulty was just finding evidence.

[@ElizabethGrindon]

@@АмериканецвРоссии-и4б No, at first they cleared them - accepted their alibis. Later they came back to take a closer look at them.

[@frawldog]

Another excellent video

[@angeesteiner8493]

Why in the hell would a bank employee give out the location of the bank president's home address? Was it not suspicious when that was asked?

[@michaeljohnson7493]

I was wondering about that, too. The narrator seems to imply that that's how it happened, although I have a hard time believing it actually did. The killers could just have easily watched the man leave work one day while they were casing the bank and follow him home, but that's a detail that would usually get mentioned. Sometimes the narration script has omissions or flaws; Springfield ain't the capital of Missouri, either. If that guy really gave the killer the bank president's address as could be inferred here, then that's just a whole new level of naivety. It would really play into the whole idyllic "small town, we don't lock our doors" narrative. I was born in the '80s in rural America, and from what my parents told me, no one in that time or place was ever that trusting. Watching these old shows for the first time in years reminds me that things weren't as rosy back in the day as some people recall it being.

[@f.b.i1471]

LMAO IMAGINE BEING CAUGHT

[@foxhound9781]

That bank teller was like a line backer with those shoulder pads! Wow

[@yushkh256]

Here we go again,"crimes like this don't happen here" 🤣🤣

[@mahbubmo]

Yea until they do.

[@wallyd2d]

The money was insured by… so the fbi was called in!

[@alayadiwaleed]

it's realy nice to.know how crimimals are thinking ,the way they behave erc..

[@auletjohnast03638]

DAMM, THAT WOMAN THAT WORKS IN THE BANK THAT FOUND THE BANK DOORS OPEN COULD BE A LINEBACKER FOR THE GREEN BAY PACKERS.

[@worldalvin]

She was YUGE!!

[@worldalvin]

How about the asian guy with the backwoods accent

[@FFstyle87.]

CRIME NEVER PAYS.

[@Coopern8]

Yes

[@Coopern8]

I escape the fbi Am DB Cooper

[@usa7530]

The third or the lookout person was their mother

[@beatricemitchell2384]

Thank you, and she kept some of the money from the bank as well, she was probably the person who planned everything.

[@dlowe404]

I believe this to be true

[@MacAucha-kiltedbikerReptilian]

Crazy how the one brother was going to access his 75K trust fund if he just waited three years

[@pattimaeda6097]

Since when is Springfield the capitol of Missouri? Someone better tell the governor in Jeff City🙄🙄😂

[@therockcasserole3563]

the one brother killed someone in prison , he is now gonna get strapped on the board where they will give him the cocktail of death.

[@rjl110919581]

Thank you for sharing your details video

[@SnaykEyes77]

MVP goes to random fishing guy.......

[@barbenders]

Duct tape Finding guy says, "What about me"?

[@marthamulla4567]

Time has a way of exposing things.

[@jpozzoli]

The Missouri capital is Jefferson City, not Springfield. 28:56

[@perryjohnehses3911]

Agreed Nathan, great series but there has to be close to 5 minutes of adds...C'mon man!

[@romesh.wijetunge]

The bank president was that much dumb to open the door in the middle of the night???😮😮😮😮

[@dagre1839]

Did they lose their father early? I read somewhere that lack of good male role model when growing can leave some boys with a poorly developed conscience. They definitely were short on empathy.

[@susanarsoniadou3588]

Narcs and psychopaths have no conscience. Has more to do with genes.

[@Mama-tea]

Can’t watch, too many adverts

[@robertklotz9319]

Adverts can't stop me watching a good story. Like some flies won't hinder a grill party.

[@ilikesteakandbacon150]

drag the red bar all the way to the right,press replay no more adds

[@downformyscratchchavis]

Fast forward till replay shows.an adverts goes away

[@lordofwar3434]

Yo its a good trick just did it

[@bassproshophat8999]

I don’t have them on mine fortunately 😅 but just pretend your back in the good old days when people still watched tv with commercials 🤷‍♂️👍🏼😂

[@nelsonzapata6837]

Into music never gets old 😂

[@Rando_Shyte]

Certified banger

[@koronbracey1054]

47:49

[@Starscream2588]

I think The wisest wisest thing to do I would have done. Is to never,ever answer my door at in early morning hours. I would have called the police instead to come check up. It is a shame they did not have the technology back then to see who is at your front door. I woulnd't open up my door at night for anyone.Glad those brothers got what they deserved.

[@patrickreagan6443]

We need to demand that Sadistic killers like these be put to death! The victims should not have to work to pay them to enjoy life.