Car Of Missing Woman Found In Tennessee Woods | The New Detectives | Real Responders

Georgia investigators are relieved to find no one is home during a house fire but as forensic examiners know first impressions can be deceiving. In the dense woods of Northern Tennessee
a hunter discovers the abandoned car of a missing woman, detectives quickly realise this poses more questions than answers.
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[@JaneDoe-ql7sc]

"HI, i'm just calling you at 1 a.m. to let you know i'm at a phone booth on the other side of town..."

[@kimstars39]

I wouldn't call that justice 20 years for taking human life! disgraceful

[@gittenielsen95]

I always feel so sad when the murderer won't tell where the body is. The family deserves closure, to say their final farewell. To have a place to go to and mourn.

[@michaelleonard4826]

Killer's have no feelings for others, they are lost souls, wandering through time, your strength is your love

[@robopurty2625]

@@michaelleonard4826 ive always been a believer that if they don't reveal the body location they shouldn't be eligible for parole. make it transactional since they have little empathy

[@wilmeramadoraguilar47]

This is a good program, well paced, well narrated and structured

[@PTANV-x2g]

Yes! And no made for TV drama BS, and repeating of details multiple times between commercial breaks to soak up airtime and fail at building suspense. Just facts and information, presented in a very logical, methodical way. I love it! It’s a shame that shows like this aren’t the ones that gain real popularity, instead of the garbage they put on TV.

[@TNT-km2eg]

And enough repeating for those with Alzheimer

[@Tenamf]

Both of these cases are unreal I’m so happy they got the people that done it prayers for these families!!

[@fredpaulson2876]

Can we be friends? Thank you.

[@sing2me]

@@fredpaulson2876 AGAIN!

[@sing2me]

@Tena .F Paulson said, "women get light sentences... The world is still cheating men." Then he tries to pick up at least 4 women. 🚨 Narcissist Alert 📢

[@ricknelsonm]

In the second story, he got 20 years, are you KIDDING ME, what a worthless justice system, and I mean, WORTHLESS, he should of GOT LIFE

[@markfeagans9679]

Or death.

[@siadhcsf9263]

Punishments don't solve problems. Don't further any justice.

[@clueless9245]

Well Gerry, if you know anything about the law, then you would know that 20 years was considered "life" if you had to put a number to it. And if that does not anger you enough, then let me further explain. Once you put a number to something, then you can reduce that number. In other words, "life" and 20 years are 2 different sentences. So the first one you likely will never be free again. The other one can attach time off for good behavior, parole.

[@mineown1861]

@Siadh Csf Punishments aren't supposed to solve problems . They function as deterrents to reduce the number of problems that arise , less murder is always popular , especially amongst victims.

[@clueless9245]

@@mineown1861 And punishment does not work as a deterrant in the judicial system.

[@marcleblanc3602]

Doesnt look like June was smart, aside choising a killer she made threats in the middle of nowhere with him? I am not a woman but hell would of done it in the middle of a parking lot. Some guys hey, first murder and dont blink an eye while lying.

[@ambramarrs7325]

I really enjoy this series- I like the Narrator’s voice.

[@DianneMatheson]

Me too 👍

[@edinacloud5968]

Me too

[@marafrostwych1976]

Stacy Keach does a great job

[@marafrostwych1976]

@christian billsStacy Keach

[@erjatikka3029]

Gene Galusha is the narrator's name, not Stacy Keach. Galusha has always been my favourite, as well as Bill Curtis on American Justice and the guy from the Investigative Reports (the name is on the tip of my tongue).

[@Drealstevin]

Why do people just commit crime and think they will get away with it..

[@DELTArcREBUILDcenter]

30% of the world wide crime gets solved the rest goes cold or unsolved they want show that on TV

[@Drealstevin]

Hmmmmm

[@EliteCannagivers]

Crime pays that’s why. Sometimes you get caught most times you don’t.

[@sarahadair7320]

Narcissism.

[@mbailes374]

Think about the rational choice theory if they believe that they won’t get caught and no one will suspect them then they will be more likely to commit the crime

[@gelinehan4601]

I love watching this shows because they solved the cases.

[@qassandraable]

20 years for murder?! WTF?!

[@kol2han]

The best dedective stories ever. Thanks a bunch.

[@bostonteaparty3926]

They are just he old Forensic File shows that they are calling "New Detective"

[@anthonymontana6758]

Always love these real responders episodes of the new detectives

[@dhaymen1001]

Frfrtttttyyuuuuuuh

[@williamparker1085]

these investigators are incredible !!

[@bayoulafourche]

I know it's just TV, but don't send the firefighters into the burning house with an uncharged hose lol.

[@eggsngritstn]

Unfortunately Pipkin is now out of prison and living in a rural part of West Tennessee.

[@pegs1659]

That's too close for comfort.

[@robyngillon4439]

Gee I can't keep doing this but these doc's are deadly so subbed and now bring on the binging thanks 👍😀

[@sigridbuck5032]

THE MUSIC IS TOO LOUD AT TIMES. IF THEY ARE TALKING YOU NEED NO MUSIC

[@r.c.miller6161]

Donna isn’t too bright. Or was an accomplice.

[@lisas8244]

Al didn't choose too wisely in the female department. And I think Donna probably got her lack of brains from her mother. Her ex son in law comes over to deposit some items in Donna's room and leaves barefoot. Who wouldn't question wth was going on? Did she not tell Donna he did that? And after her ex tries to run over Al, Donna tells police she doesn't think her ex would kill Al. Really? Donna is dumb as a bucket of rocks.

[@kitmckeraghan8735]

The Savannah LE should contact Adventures With Purpose to search the Savannah River for Al Hamilton and his car. They help solve lots of cases, even cold cases, by finding vehicles underwater where police have already searched.

[@Tired_Panda_Zzz]

That was my first thought too :)

[@marlizaswanepoel6677]

D

[@marlizaswanepoel6677]

Hi

[@BehindGrnEyes1]

Adventures With Purpose have been terribly exposed and the 'purpose' seems to have been greed. Their skill set is not really unique...the equipment is out there for anyone to buy. We just need more civilian heroes who do it from the heart and not for the money.

[@ritaturner9906]

In the first case, maybe Donna told her ex Hamilton’s schedule. That gave him time to be in house waiting for Hamilton to come home after 3am. So sad a nice guy like Hamilton who cared for his elderly mom and disabled sister had to die over a jealous husband. I think what helped was that investigator who went to the house and found the blood splatters. The homicide detectives weren’t finding anything nor investigating as a homicide until his first visit to the house and pointing out all the blood. They would have never solved it. They actually did a shoddy job up until the point this experienced man entered the crime scene. Once they knew the ex had used Hamilton’s phone, I don’t know why they didn’t look for fingerprints.

[@INDLIS]

Shelly Sharpe: “They can’t find his body. They can’t find his body. You know what I’m saying?” Rodney Richardson: “I see what you’re saying but I don’t want to talk about it Shelly.” Shelly: “Why not?” Rodney: “Why not?” Shelly: “Yeah.”

[@dbentleyto95]

Don't understand why Donna, in the first case, would not tell about the bags and shoes. And why the he!! her mom would have been so cavalier to let him in on the first place since he was violent. ( may have answered my own question therel). Anyway, these two seemed a bit silly in not thinking he was not involved. In addition, on the second case..oh yeah, there was a note in her car to meet at a boat ramp in the woods in a man's handwriting. Anyway, glad the cases were solved in the end.

[@NickPenlee]

26:56 "Now police feared June Atkins was wandering the woods alone and injured"'. I'm not a cop but that wouldn't have been my primary fear; something a little more sinister would have taken priority in my mind.

[@anglofrancaiseyvonne9349]

Well most of the time, there is tons of evidence around the car

[@NickPenlee]

@@anglofrancaiseyvonne9349 True in many cases Yvonne. But if she innocently ran off the road and crashed her car then why would she 'wander into the woods'? You'd stay near to the main road and await assistance, even if you had to crawl. The shear feasibility that June had disappeared into the woods would have struck me as being absurd.

[@anglofrancaiseyvonne9349]

@@NickPenleeif someone ran her off the road, she would run and hide, or if there was someone aggressive in the car with her....he didn't know what really happened so I suppose he considered anything and everything

[@NickPenlee]

@@anglofrancaiseyvonne9349 Yes that's true; I concede on that point.

[@sing2me]

Throughout these episodes there is consistency of that type of understatements.

[@ljooni]

It's nice to see scientists with thick local accents :)

[@Sandro-ij7te]

I guess He did not like his freedom but the Jail

[@anglofrancaiseyvonne9349]

Just wonder how many times forensic teams find their own DNA by error on a crime scene, like oh hell that's me again😂😂

[@shangshangan3590]

Its .1 to zero percent.

[@sarahadair7320]

It used to be more common before the oj trial. That trial changed the common practice of handling forensic evidence.

[@sarahadair7320]

You'll see it pop up more often in cold cases.

[@fredpaulson2876]

Can we be friends? Thank you.

[@sing2me]

Fred Paulson said, "women get light sentences... The world is still cheating men." Then he tries to pick up at least 12 women. 🚨 Narcissist Alert 📢 SCAMMER ALERT 🚨

[@ozbubbles1]

I don't understand why investigators didn't get Donna to also ask where he hid the body. Shoddy shoddy, unimaginative work!

[@ritaturner9906]

That’s what I thought. Probably a few more conversations and he might have told her. She was already pretending to have taken him back. The confession got them the case, but recovering the body would have been peace for the family.

[@ritaturner9906]

I hope in the second story, they weren’t touching evidence without gloves. And that they took photos before removing it. The D.A. Is always the stopping stone. Poor June’s husband. He lost the wife he loved and she was cheating on him. It’s always the good ones.

[@differenttakethanmost]

31:14 UNBELIEVABLY STUPID- transport the evidence, not to a crime LAB but to the trunk of someone’s car?!?!? Let’s open it here, let me show ya’ what we found. Gomer- talk about cross contamination. We’ve all watched enough of these shows to know these woods are very different than where the quilt and gloves were found. And that can be the nail in the coffin for the accused. And- go ahead, take those gloves, with your bare hands -OUT OF THE EVIDENCE BAG and handle them. I realize these are re-enactments and it was the 90s (not the 1890s ffs) , but the notes came from somewhere. Crazy.

[@vadaharris6495]

A twenty year sentence!!??!!?? So, in twenty years, maybe less, he can get out, and murder another woman!!! It wasn't an accident. He didn't accidentally kill June. He definitely should have a longer sentence.

[@cathymcglasson6947]

Are you sure the girlfriend wasn't involved some how?

[@sharonbrown6595]

The first case. I thought that too. Why because first thing she did was say her ex was mad at her and Hamilton for being together. Then he just about got hit by a truck and did they even report it? She said it was like her ex’s truck. Then her ex left items in her room and she was scared to tell the police. Sounds like a lot of coverup to me

[@sarahadair7320]

Sounds like she'd been terrorized by domestic violence for quite awhile and he knew what worked with her.

[@ritaturner9906]

I wonder the same thing. She says when her ex showed up at her mother’s house it upset her, but when her mother was alone and sleeping, it didn’t bother her or seem out of ordinary that her daughter’s ex would just walk in house looking for Donna, allowed to go in her bedroom alone to “put things” and leave his shoes as if he lived there. When Donna first went to police she was adamant something had happened already knowing her ex had left Hamilton’s things in her room (that information would have helped) and that her ex was unhappy she was seeing Hamilton and she witnessed him almost running him over. She also knew her ex had called her on night Hamilton was killed and didn’t share that information initially nor what he said or wanted. It was also so easy for her to start seeing her ex again (supposedly for police) like if they had never broke up.

[@GrumpyMunkyGameDesign]

As an indy dev spending 12 hours plus at a computer that doubles as my home tv, its a godsend to be able to have long from stuff like this on in the background while I work. Living that broke Dev life!

[@avonleamontague2469]

🤣

[@tmc7755]

Ditto same here lol

[@forandonbehalfof4753]

Errr... The stunt-moustache that all the police actors use in these recreations is obviously on a well-deserved vacation....

[@bobbymenon4057]

Excellent presentation. Narrator is superb 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@rocioaguilera3555]

Real responders is indeed the new name for Forensic Files. I love these videos

[@fredpaulson2876]

@rocio..can we be friends. Thank you.

[@sing2me]

Rocio beware scammer 📢 Alert 🚨

[@theinkbrain]

Keystone Kops. If directly after the fire they had searched the house more thoroughly and talked to the woman and her mother they would have solved the murder a heck of a lot sooner.

[@markfeagans9679]

Gene Galusha has a pitch perfect voice. R.I.P., great one!

[@doug132639]

GEE another great voice gone FBIs Famous New Yaurk voice has gone too ( forget his name for the moment .. good voices really made a difference 🙏🍀💚, RIP TO GOOD VOICES 😢

[@rupakgbikas4477]

Mothing to do with this case. A car with power doors and power windows becomes a sinking coffin. Cops may not find the car and driver for decades. Power doors do not unlock in water.

[@MrAngusboy]

What about Al and his car? That part at the end of the story the police haven't found it and the guy wouldn't tell where the car is. Cars desentigrate over time under water. I've seen an episode of adventures with purpose where they pulled up a piece of a bumper and they said the car was to far gone to be pulled out of the water.

[@cathybassett6432]

What an a**hat. He gave credit to all the forensic evidence but no credit to Donna for getting the confession. The confession was the path to the guilty verdict.

[@sanjeelaabbas8065]

Narrator voice 👏👏👏👏

[@mogbaba]

If it was in the UK, the guy would convicted to manslaughter as he was provoked by the victim's actions, and get 4 years imprisonment. As he had been in jail for two years, he would be released after two years. And the judge would ask for apology from the murderer. This is what really happened in a case in UK.

[@walden6272]

If that is in Norway, that man would serve a few years in a nice penthouse sweet overlooking a lake. He can have visitors and barbecue outside all he wants.

[@markfeagans9679]

Because to hell with the victims, the perps need compassion and understanding. And they promise not to kill again. Which means they'll do a better job of not getting caught. There is a segment of society that is constantly devaluing life. You can guess who they are.

[@kyraminer7701]

@@walden6272 a lot of countries believe in rehabilitation over punishment and brutality. There are a lot of courses in the "penthouse" that teach convicts to be functioning members of society and mandatory therapy, etc.

[@golddragonette7795]

Would be manslaughter if it couldn't be proven to be intentional, innocent until PROVEN guilty. Sentences get appealed often here in the UK so there must have been something justifying the sentence in the details

[@twincherry4958]

I want to know where the car is..and the body!

[@candragallagher5597]

Gene Galusha narrates. Stacy Keach has narrated tv shows like American Greed.

[@fredpaulson2876]

@Chandra...can we be friends.

[@sing2me]

Fred Paulson said, "women get light sentences... The world is still cheating men." Then he tries to pick up at least 8 women. 🚨 Narcissist Alert 📢 SCAMMER ALERT 🚨

[@Jolenesmart1980]

14:00 I thought he said he worked there as a mannequin and his boss said he’s a MODEL employee - and I thought ahhhh I see what you did there .. but yeah went back and checked and no he’s just a manager not a mannequin 🤣🤦🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️

[@clueless9245]

Oh Jojo you have my sense of humor!

[@malcolmledger176]

In the second case, It wasn`t clear to me whether the quilt fibres found IN HIS CAR had the victims blood on them. If not, then since the quilt was often in the car, the fact that the fibres were the same as those found on the quilt from the murder scene in itself proves nothing. Of course they were the same! It was the man`s quilt. In order to prove the link the prosecution would have had to demonstrate that it was AFTER the victim had been murdered that the quilt was returned to the car, and that`s where the bloody fibres were found, . He claimed that the quilt had been stolen. So theoretically, the person who stole the quilt could have murdered the victim instead. Whatever, he was found guilty. Good thing I wasn`t on the jury.

[@rainudhillon7889]

Yes, based on the forensic evidence and its quilt fibers and NOT bloody, i also don't understand how that was EVIDENCE. Yeah you are right, "Good thing I wasn't on the jury".

[@galitaMiina]

I thot June was killed by her own husband rite after he said he found a note with a man's handwriting. How did he know? N the quilt too.. What if the husband stole it from Pipkin....

[@Amor1990]

48:10 the actor almost bit it

[@dipanwitadasgupta5221]

Hey shouldn't the brushing of the quilt be done after wearing/covering the head of the person doing the brush?

[@user-gt8uf3nd9i]

Im glad the authorities now have the no body no parol law..this disgusting people not only kill loved ones but they then deny the families a chance to bury and have a place to go to visit and take flowers ..we have just had a murder in prison in Australia be denied parol on this law 😢

[@williamparker1085]

so what is one of the key lessons......how about dont fool around outside your marriage with some local yahoo

[@samdoors5132]

That was e stupid move 4 her saying she was going 2 expose him about their relationship why would she even do that?

[@samdoors5132]

Wow only 20 years for murder he must’ve got arrested in Japan

[@donnagpalk912]

Tennessee here..... very interesting 👌....

[@fredpaulson2876]

Can we be friends? Thank you.

[@donnagpalk912]

@@fredpaulson2876 Now I got that song stuck in my head. Can we be friends✌🎵🎶 I consider folks here my friends..🥴

[@donnagpalk912]

@@fredpaulson2876 Nancy may not like it Fred. Jk🤣🙏

[@fredpaulson2876]

@@donnagpalk912 cool! Kindly send me your WhatsApp number or any social media details so we can chat. Thank you.

[@sing2me]

@@donnagpalk912 he said, "women get light sentences... The world is still cheating men." Then he tries to pick up at least 3 women. 🚨 beware: narcissist

[@belauyong]

how could they consider the possibility that Hamilton was the perpetrator when the attack happened in HIS house?

[@shangshangan3590]

Because someone might have broken in or he had a guest , they had a fight and Hamilton killed him/her. There were forensic stories where that happened.

[@fredpaulson2876]

Can we be friends? Thank you.

[@sing2me]

Paulson said, "women get light sentences... The world is still cheating men." Then he tries to pick up at least 7 women. 🚨 Narcissist Alert 📢 scammer Alert 📢

[@KingCast65]

Dude clearly wanted to get caught. Goes over and leaves the goods at his ex's house, in front of her Momma? Wow. More Donna please. She gots some pretty brown eyes :)

[@sherryhannah9262]

Christopher King please is not wanted needed or necessary it’s very very annoying

[@KingCast65]

@@sherryhannah9262 Oh stop. She does have pretty eyes and she's a good actor. Give it a break.

[@hannahaprent233]

Twenty years are you serious!

[@TaddiestMason]

Algorithmic boost attempt initiated.

[@GrumpyMunkyGameDesign]

This is how Skynet begins

[@billdilks7395]

It might be a random guy trying to kill her

[@sarahadair7320]

Ooh! That truck at 47:45! Now that's pretty. 😁

[@fredpaulson2876]

Can we be friends? Thank you.

[@sing2me]

Fred Paulson said, "women get light sentences... The world is still cheating men." Then he tries to pick up at least 12 women. 🚨 Narcissist Alert 📢 SCAMMER ALERT 🚨

[@tracyceronio9299]

No gloves when handling evidence. Eeek.

[@fredpaulson2876]

Can we be friends? Thank you.

[@sing2me]

Fred Paulson said, "women get light sentences... The world is still cheating men." Then he tries to pick up at least 8 women. 🚨 Narcissist Alert 📢 SCAMMER ALERT 🚨

[@markthomas3730]

more inept policework...never fails.

[@dianethreadgold328]

Death penalty life for a life 😠

[@sherrihinton8567]

I never want to see this news ever

[@Quacks0]

This is flawed --- just because a remnant of the blanket was found in this dude's truck does not prove anything. The blanket could have been taken from his truck by someone else and used to wrap the dead woman's body.

[@ronpearson998]

Who doesn't know some slick a-hole, you knew when you were younger that ended badly?

[@NathanChisholm041]

Its Vehicle not vee-hick-all its one word! Americans and their crazy words...

[@lisas8244]

LOL! That's a Southern accent in which one word is drawn out into many syllables.

[@NathanChisholm041]

@@lisas8244 lol Thanks...

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

Why do Angry abusive men think that a woman would want to stay with them?

[@rocioaguilera3555]

Because many women do

[@sing2me]

Beware of a narcissistic scammer in this comment section. Hates women asks choice ones to be friends. Likes whatsapp! 🚨

[@robynclegg4808]

Hi 👋

[@terrysickels9348]

Ok fisher man Sent to prison,,,,, If your film &reenactments were accurately portrade i find faulty results 1 blanket found ,bridge,,, Crime scean ,in The woods woods?? Wallet , distance Then much blood In grass,distance,, All of this from where car was,, Distance to each from car ??? So who was the killer,,,,,,,,,,? Blanket stolen earlier,????but is it true??? Distance,,,all from car to each item??? Eye witness??? Body 1/2 ? Rest of body ??? How was it severed,??? Funny all at the fishermans known hangout??? So who did it??? Husband ,fisherman??? Both knew both had??reason?? Motive?? Setup?? Hurry up case ?? Analyzing film not pointting fingers Just questions Did some one plan the perfect murder Prosecutor,,not enough evidence?? ??????????????????

[@pamelahomeyer748]

No one can tell the sex by handwriting

[@tinkageorgewilliam871]

Exactly 😅

[@Dbenzsanz]

Everyone watching this must notice that this episode is repeated and is noticeable since we are all grown up people.

[@fredpaulson2876]

Can we be friends? Thank you.

[@sing2me]

Fred Paulson said, "women get light sentences... The world is still cheating men." Then he tries to pick up at least 12 women. 🚨 Narcissist Alert 📢 SCAMMER ALERT 🚨

[@louisevidal5065]

Question: Why do Americans never pronounce their “ T”? The guy was “sennenced” is one.

[@shelleynobleart]

Southern region of US has that accent. Called a "Southern Accent" it's very distinctive.

[@sing2me]

Overstatement. Only a portion slur in that manner especially some southern accents or familial. I'm listening hearing every "T" pronounced distinctly. Where is an example in this video?

[@lisas8244]

Most Americans tend to not enunciate properly.

[@user-hx6tj4tv9e]

I like the way I speak.

[@fredpaulson2876]

Can we be friends? Thank you.

[@user-hx6tj4tv9e]

@@fredpaulson2876 of course

[@user-hx6tj4tv9e]

@@fredpaulson2876 My name is Jenny.

[@sing2me]

@@user-hx6tj4tv9e Paulson said, "women get light sentences... The world is still cheating men." Then he tries to pick up at least 6 women. 🚨 Narcissist Alert 📢 SCAMMER

[@bangingbeatz6484]

Brutal editing 🙄

[@gman8796]

These are like 20 years old lol. U can tell even from the narrator's voice as it's old style of filming and acting

[@nancydeis7121]

Can I ask if anyone else gets annoyed at shows like this that go so far as to make it 'realistic' but not do it correctly? They go and get the firefighters run to gear and get in the truck...get there and do the hose etc but then while they go into the smoke-filled home to search for people they DON'T HAVE OXYGEN ON but have eye protection. Sorry, it just annoys me.

[@jamesg376]

🤣 calm down please, perhaps you can be the next big director in Hollywood if you try.

[@fredpaulson2876]

Can we be friends? Thank you.

[@nancydeis7121]

@@jamesg376 I am calm and I have a right to be annoyed. I know absolutely nothing about directing producing acting etc. I leave that to those who know how and who have a passion for it. I just asked if anyone else feels the way I do. Sounds like you do not. Have a wonderful day.

[@nancydeis7121]

@@fredpaulson2876 who are you asking?

[@fredpaulson2876]

@@nancydeis7121 of course, am talking to you. Can we chat on WhatsApp or any app? Kindly text me your ID or WhatsApp number. Thank you.