Cases With The Most INSANE Twists You've Ever Heard | Episode 1

[@Swaggattack71]

19:10 imagine finding out your wife cheated on you and had twins, your son is a murderer, AND that your wife named him after her affair partner all at once 😭

[@emghee2510]

It's a miracle the poor guy didn't kill her.

[@no_peace]

@@emghee2510 no it's not, he's not a psychopath. The fact that killing is your default is a you problem

[@Spankee99]

@@noelnoni7310 Telling men to, “Get over it” is toxic masculinity. Be better 💅

[@nissan300zxtt9]

Imagine chilling in your apartment smoking a ciggy and a stray bullet comes throuh your wall , hits you in the nuts , goes through your body into your heart and kills you ..... What are the chances .

[@slXD100]

@@no_peace nothing to do with being a psychopath, it's actually pretty normal human behaviour if you look at our history. such deep betrayal could easily lead to an emotional overreaction and killing in an instant.

[@boltzmannbrain8698]

Sad thing is, hypothetically, if Bart could get out of prison by having his loving father murdered, he would do it in a heartbeat. At some point you have to accept that you’ve raised a monster and just move on with life

[@Fiona_Interrupted]

Ikr, if that were my child I’d flick the switch myself

[@whitedragoness23]

That’s why they have not believe parents who love their children. It’s great parents love their child as parents should love their kids. However they are biased and blinded

[@laurenkav26]

Yeah Yeah pp

[@Mookayla]

His father is a lovely human being though.

[@boltzmannbrain8698]

@@Mookayla absolutely

[@loriepaix6391]

It troubles me that Bart's father has continued to financially and emotionally support his son after he not only tried to kill him, but murdered his wife and son.

[@brigidtheirish]

But not even slightly surprising considering both parents *knew* about the plot and did nothing.

[@kameronsun]

Also his dad is blaming it on mental illness… that’s the worse when people blame it on mental illness for someone killing someone. I hate that excuse….

[@roofie3633]

i read the father’s book. pretty sick honestly, i’d never see him again

[@sweetbeauty2153]

@@kameronsun Exactly, I definitely agree...I'm like wth?🤷‍♀️

[@kameronsun]

@@roofie3633 was it from his point of view? How do you write a book about that and defend your son till the end of time?

[@alecaquino4306]

Always keep your car doors locked even while driving. You never know what crazy person will try and jump in unexpectedly.

[@sweetbeauty2153]

Exactly!!

[@burk314]

Many cars now-a-days lock automatically when driving. I always viewed it as trying to keep people from opening the doors while moving, but this is another benefit.

[@palestar828]

Or start loading grocery bags in your car thinking that it was their own while you're in it 😂😂😂

[@TeaCup1940]

@@burk314Yes, they do, but not fast enough. Better lock them immediately after entering the vehicle. It is a good habit to have. Always keep them locked unless you need to exit.

[@blakemcelroy9477]

Also if your a women or man for that matter if people jump in your car threatening you and telling you to drive to a remote area then you should just wreck the vehicle in a place where others are around even if you have to rear end the only other vehicle on a remote road or hell run off the road in to a house if you have to. Anything to not be taken to a remote location by strangers.

[@clarimm6675]

I had heard of the 3rd case, Yara's case before and it absolutely broke my heart. They had found dirt underneath her fingernails as she had tried to pull herself through the grass to get to safety. She was alive for hours after she had been severely beaten and stabbed several times with horrible internal injuries and eventually succumbed to her injuries and the cold weather as she bled to death all alone in this field. I hope she's at peace now wherever she is. This case really haunts me

[@marcellinechoisne5627]

HORRIBLE :(

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

Georgie Marie told it like the fact that she'd been found with tufts of grass from the field still clutched in her hands it confirmed the autopsy results that she'd actually died from hypothermia from exposure speculating she'd been grabbing at the grass during/after the attack. She died around midnight😔. Oh and I'd heard of all of these cases except one so I 𝘥𝘪𝘥 see the twists coming.

[@brandyjoiner9575]

One thing I don't understand about this case, is why would such a massive manhunt be made after only a short amount of time? If I understand correctly, she was gone less than 2hrs before her parents called to report her missing... Shortly after 5pm, Yara leaves home to practice. At 6:45pm she texts a friend. At 7pm after not hearing from her, the parents call authorities. Within minutes a manhunt begins for Yara, including the use of people's cellphones. This time-line just seems off to me. 🤔

[@clarimm6675]

@@brandyjoiner9575 maybe her parents convinced police that this just isn't something their daughter would ever do and some police men/women actually take their job seriously and start searching within 24hrs, since this is the most crucial time in a missing person's case

[@nikitadondiva]

@@brandyjoiner9575 Because Italian police are badass. This is how you search for a missing child.

[@GorlWorldComments]

These videos are SO well made! - No distracting music - No dramatization - Very well edited - minimal voiceover/captions that precisely highlight important clues - explains crucial info i.e. interrogation techniques or background info Thank you

[@cmasterson]

The Greg case was one I watched on ID Channel. The bullet hole was behind the door and no one ever looked and most thought it was a hole because of the door hitting the wall. That was crazy the bullet went through the wall and into his groan and he died because idiots was playing with a gun in the next room.

[@whitedragoness23]

One of the worst ways to die ever

[@cmasterson]

@@whitedragoness23 yes and it was so confusing because they was trying to find an upset client, upset coworker, they even asked prostituues to see if he was in the hotel for that and got robbed. The wife was so confused when the police kept asking her if she knew anyone he was dating on the side. Imagine finding out you spouse died and the cops only question if you cheated or if the spouse was cheating. Your emotions would be all over the place.

[@whitedragoness23]

@@cmasterson I meant for he was in so much pain that he couldn’t get up to even get to the door and signal help. He pretty much lay there dying alone with his insides torn up

[@simoncullum5019]

@@whitedragoness23 he tried on get to the door and collapsed

[@brianwin]

@@whitedragoness23 dude got shot through his balls and into his heart outta nowhere.. probably just changed the cigarettes into his other hand and died immediately

[@Walamonga1313]

Wow imagine being showered by love and money like that Bart guy, and not appreciating the effort his parents put into him. And worse, betraying them by killing them

[@weilandiv8310]

Had he not been such a violent sociopath, Bart would have kept his graduation ruse going..... Masters degree next.... and then PhD. A 12 yr party! I feel bad that dad goes to visit him. F that!

[@NikkiC777]

I can't imagine it. It is awful. He had loving, doting parents who gave him everything he could want. It is so awful that he did that.

[@theoracletempleoflovelight2222]

When you’re given everything you don’t appreciate it as much as if you earned it for yourself . My parents were very wealthy but I got a job aged 12 and bought my own vehicle and moved out aged 16. They left us a large inheritance but it’s in a trust and we can’t touch it unless all four of us agree and sign then we all get the same amount . My ex husband spent $106,000 in 14 months behind my back as I have a severe disability now .. coercive control !

[@rjchavers9267]

Maybe his dad feels a sense of responsibility for having raised his son in such a way and takes some sense of responsibility for his son's actions. Or maybe he's just a good man and father with unconditional love. I don't know how I would act in that situation because I don't have children.

[@rjchavers9267]

@@theoracletempleoflovelight2222 that's horrible that your ex went behind your back like that. I hope you are well now, emotionally speaking.

[@murzagildin]

"I had a vision of a dead woman's body, let me grab some kids to see if we can find it decomposing on a hillside" wtf???? Hello childhood trauma.

[@munichmoon5711]

Yeah, what a fun family trip 🙄 poor kids

[@amya.6814]

Lololol

[@rachelkania5833]

I’m surprised I haven’t seen more people commenting this, because this was my exact thought as well. Like why in the world would you bring the kids to help look for a CORPSE ?!

[@LadyLuck13]

@@rachelkania5833 It's crazy! Poor kids.

[@andiebrown262]

came to the comments to find this comment! why, whY would she take kids??

[@hardver8855]

The man got convicted and his DNA matched the DNA found on Yara's body, but his mother still denies an affair which she had with Guiseppe Guerinoni, the real father of of the killer. Funny moment in this sad story.

[@monty9619]

Secrets can be deadly and yet some ppl will still go to their graves telling a lie. His mother was exposed in the worst way possible. She created a monster!

[@Bettinasisrg]

Well probably because she's Catholic and doesn't want to admit to the "sin", crazy huh

[@hardver8855]

@@Bettinasisrg Maybe yes, but to me it seems more like a feminine denial. When she is caught red handed..she wont admit. Probably religious and her good traditional views made her not to confess to the sin. It is just funny for me even when state police is involved, carabineri, and when its confirmed by DNA that her son did it but in fact her actual husband is not the father, she is acting like its a mistake, impossible, little funny thats all. They found him through Giuseppe Guerinoni, the naughty rascal, who is the real father of the killer. Greets.

[@mongi5850]

@@hardver8855 a feminine denial?? Please stop making stuff up 🙄

[@marieslabbert6009]

In those days having an affair out of wedlock was worse than death. I can umderstand why she acted that way.

[@mrssomalia9427]

Was gonna send out a search party for you guys,glad you’re back 🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺

[@lindatannock]

Same! Posts are so infrequent, I'm not getting notifications anymore. Only just found this video! I love that they're doing more research etc, but I really miss the frequent uploads!

[@RaccoonNation]

If we get to the point of a search party again, I’ve got a whole sled team of RACCOONS that would be happy to lend their assistance 😆♥️♥️🦝

[@Melicious8675]

Yes!!!

[@williammoore8210]

@@lindatannock I love tt

[@xxxstellarxxx]

I just LOL’d

[@komickaze85]

The last case was seriously INSANE! I can't imagine the pain one would feel getting shot in the scrotum, having the bullet go all the way up through the heart. Luckily, they solved the case, but it's the strangest one I've heard from this series. And I've seen most of them.

[@JessicaLynne-ei8nu]

I had to go thru like 10 comments b4 I seen one about the last case and that was literally the most shocking to me.. could you imagine. 😩 I hate accidental shootings (I hate purposeful ones too) I just feel bad for anyone who accidentally takes someone's life.. but that's why ppl should NEVER play with guns.

[@troydorr4867]

Bart's father is an unbelievable man. How he could just forgive for what he did is nothing short of astonishing! I parents love for their children is the absolute definition of unconditional love.

[@HopelessSinner]

Sadly, Bart is the only family Kent has left..!

[@Dadbot]

I have 2 boys. And the only thing that could ever stop me from loving either of them is if one murdered the other. This dads an idiot. Like people said. Cut your losses.

[@marshadavies8440]

Unconditional STUPIDITY!

[@bentonrp]

Yeah! What an unbelievable man! If I didn't know any better, I'd say he's REWARDING the murder of his wife and son! He definitely has no problem rewarding their murderer. It's almost like it's a whole GAME of murdering each other, and Bart's the winnerrr!!! Yayyy!!! 👎

[@muffinator1239]

@@Dadbot i agree he's dumb asf. He killed his mother and brother in cold blood, attempted to kill his father, and his dad just forgives him and visits him? like what? That's insane

[@spongeydaddy2602]

14:16 HIM: "Sorry I tried to Kill you dad" DAD: "lol Its Okay Buddy 🤙"

[@mlsdd]

Very stupid man. If was my son, I would disown him.

[@spongeydaddy2602]

@@mlsdd "lol it's okay Buddy"

[@slXD100]

@@spongeydaddy2602 I really wonder what the first few conversations between them have been like.

[@novanight5249]

Sad how many people will love their blood unconditionally.

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

😂🤣🤓

[@neiler91]

Thank you for talking about Yara's case. I was leaving back in Italy when it happened, such a sad story. Bossetti and his wife still claim he is innocent to this day and his mum passed away and till the end she denied that the twins were Giuseppe's... speaking of taking the secret to the grave... You should cover more Italian cases,trust me the things that you will find...it's like an epidemic with all the female murders 🥺🥺🥺🥺very sad.

[@Lazuli901]

Every single name the first guy had, including his real name, all sound like the most obviously fake names ever.

[@Batmans_Pet_Goldfish]

Not to mention that the Rockefeller family is still very much around. You'd think they'd have called him on his bs for the 20 years that he claimed to be one.

[@ErinJeanette]

😂😂😂 Seriously comically bad Piper Teacup BeddingBrook what the hell who are these people that can be conned by this nonsense I feel sorry for them

[@xavianfisher4465]

Sounds like Roger from American dad

[@MrGorillafist]

My thoughts exactly. Although I suppose he chose those names for the same reason scam emails have terrible grammar. It's to filter out any potential marks who would catch on quick to the scam.

[@whitedragoness23]

That is twisted, the relationship between Bart and his dad after what he did. The father needs major therapy

[@marieslabbert6009]

No, it simply is parental love. Some people really love unconditionally.

[@ingGS]

I read that the father was excusing his son by claiming mental distress. Either way he is still a monster, the guy lied to them, stole their money, plotted to kill the entire family THREE TIMES, successfully executed them at the end… and the father still campaigned to save his life. 🤦‍♂️

[@ashleyspratlin1811]

Regardless of what he did, it's his son. A parent can't help it if they find it hard to stop loving the person they raised for years, if not decades. I'm not saying it's right or wrong, but it's not our place to tell him to stop caring for his own child.

[@neonstream6935]

I agree, even if your kid is the most twisted, you watched that one a kid have their first steps, first word, for years if not a decade or two. It really sucks for parents when their kid or kids turn or are these types of ppl. I feel bad for all of them especially when people look down on them if they show any love towards “that sick freak”.

[@whitedragoness23]

@@neonstream6935 I meant therapy because I feel like the son is a danger to the father and would kill his father again with out any remorse. I can understand the father being in denial and can’t stop loving his son. However it could turn into a toxic relationship where the son uses that love against the father.

[@DeepThought420]

This channel is the best True Crime channel I've found! Love these stories and they are made even better by The Ravens voice!

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

🍑😗

[@ridi]

@@MsTinkerbelle87 I do agree

[@andreahailey7399]

It's obvious Kent and Patricia spoiled this ungrateful monster and even after three attempts to unsuccessfully kill Kent and after he DID kill Patricia and Kevin, Kent is still in denial and visiting him in prison. I'm sure he puts the max allowed on his books and allows him to charge expensive phone calls. Disgusting!!!

[@karenamyx2205]

I'm a firm believer in not beating your kids. But.... they say there's an exception to every rule.

[@lisatsuda]

@@karenamyx2205 there is things done by kids that merit a spanking. However, making them talk about their bad deed, far exceeds physical pain of a spanking. I used to threaten spankings saying, I will cut your butte, to my niece. Years later, I asked her what she thought of my nannying. She said she was totally scared of me. She thought I was gonna cut her butte for real. She thought everybody got their buttes cut at birth. Straight down the middle.

[@Batmans_Pet_Goldfish]

I mean, Bart's the only family he has left. It's either him or no one.

[@bentonrp]

It is disgusting. You're damn right. I don't care what Batman's goldfish says. Better no company than bad company. Everyday, he honors the murder of his own wife and his own son by giving compassion and full attention to their murderer. But what can you expect from a family too stupid to know how to spell congratulations on their graduation cake? 8:41

[@sambailey7066]

Yes, been waiting for you guys to post!! These are my favorite kinds of videos too

[@BriiBabyyxoxo]

I love the part of the second story where he says the bullet missed his heart by only six inches. Six inches is half a foot. Six inches from your heart is your shoulder, or lung, or even abdomen the point being Six inches anatomically speaking is a mile away not a near miss. Other than that great video. If your wondering . No I didn't get anything for Christmas. Lol.

[@Fish-ns5ny]

merry christmas and happy new year

[@krazeediamond1]

I caught that too, lol! I think they must've meant millimeters 🤔

[@zk97383]

@@BobbioAdam not really

[@Chelkazz]

That and when they said Chevrolet yukon 😂

[@missylee1539]

@@Chelkazz actually I am pretty sure the Yukon once was called a Chevy. My dad had one back in like 1999 and I wanna say Chevy produced it back then. Anyone else remember this? Or I am I experiencing a Mandela Effect? Lol

[@Drop-Dead-Fred-Did-It]

I’ve seen another video on Greg’s case. The private investigator was amazing how he found the hole that was covered with toothpaste, when no one else you see it. Thanks for another great video, your voice is nice calming way to start off a Monday morning. 😊

[@MomsSelfReliance]

The narrator's voice is so amazing makes you want to listen all the way through, his voice goes very well with the mystery behind the stories and makes you want to know what's going to happen next.

[@viyannalangager4039]

I can't listen to his voice late in the day. It grates on my nerves. Yikes.

[@MomsSelfReliance]

@@viyannalangager4039 listen early in the day 👍

[@MomsSelfReliance]

@@hunzukunz that's ok 😁👍I respect your opinion.

[@bd3966]

He goes by the raven. His voice is amazing, I agree.

[@MomsSelfReliance]

@@bd3966 thanks .

[@OldQueer]

Sadly the one thing money couldn't buy Bart was a name plate. The best they could find was Bort plates.

[@bbyjscx]

Absolutely love the ravens voice

[@demonicafk-u8682]

Thank you for covering Yara's case. Here in Italy we have a lot of interesting cases (speaking with all the respect for the victims) but more than rarely happens that huge, international channels like this have interest in them.

[@rachaelbeaver7285]

Did anyone else notice the misspelling of "congratulations" in the graduation dinner photo? Bart is holding up some dish that says concratulations.

[@jenniferhof9448]

I was searching the comments to see if anyone else had caught that. It's even more funny considering it was his "graduation from college" dinner.

[@jamaalpete9238]

As much as I'm sure the dad in #2 really loved his son and didn't want him to necessarily DIE for plotting to kill his wife and himself, I also REALLY feel like Bart's dad wasn't trying be the only one left living with that kind of pain/weight on and within him

[@swish3432]

I don’t get it, unless the bleeding heart campaign helped him get laid

[@jamaalpete9238]

@@swish3432 if it's for the reason that I said then I could get it but if he just couldn't bear to put his son down then I don't understand because his son had no issue with killing his wife and mother, either way you got me cracking up with that one

[@bentonrp]

I think you're correct. I also think... Well, he picked the perfect companion to share the weight and pain of his wife and son being brutally killed; The one who brutally killed them both, himself! 👏 👏 👏 Bravo! He sure knows how to pick them.

[@SuperNuclearUnicorn]

Lol I love how the Italian cops were like "who should we wire tap?" "eh fuck it, just wire tap everyone who has ever looked at Yara" In most countries you'd need a bunch of paper work, probable cause, all that stuff. Italy? Go for it lads

[@demonicafk-u8682]

Thing is that it was a VERY huge case. There were a lot of pressure and there was no chance for the political side of justice to simply find a scapegoat as happened other times. So they had to do something and that was literally their only possible move.

[@donnablack6280]

I like how they were allowed to breathalyse loads of people to get his DNA. Ingenious!

[@drewfromyay882]

Yeah they couldn't have done that in the U.S.

[@LiarraSniffles_X3]

To be fair to the 'psychic' lady, I think your brain's subconscious is much better at connecting dots and noticing things that you aren't even really aware of then you might think. For example, I was walking to a supermarket 20 minutes from my house when I was 18 and saw an ambulance rushing off down the road towards my house (my house is NOT isolated, there are thousands of other homes down this road) and said, out loud, "That ambulance is for grandma." I remember a lady at a nearby bus stop giving me a weird look, and I started running back home. When I got there, grandma was being taken to the hospital and died later that night. It was not a guess, as I'd seen plenty of ambulances driving past in the previous weeks without it even crossing my mind that it would be for grandma, but I'd been cooking for her and whatnot for the past few months and somehow my subconscious just _knew_ she was about to die. I've almost never felt as sure about anything as I was that the ambulance was for her, it was almost freaky how sure I was. I had a similar thing happen with one of my childhood pet cats too. He showed no symptoms of anything and, as far as we can tell, he died of old age after wandering off. When I last saw him, I felt strongly that "this is the last time I'll see you" and so gave him extra attention. I was right, and I never saw him again. The other childhood cat suddenly developed water in her lungs and died when I was away for a week, and I had zero intuition that she would die before I left. I think that makes sense as it was a sudden development, unexpected as she was younger than the other cat, but both grandma and my other cat were old and my subconscious clearly understood how close they were to death much better than I ever could put into words. I've also heard stories of people coming forward as witnesses for stuff like kidnappings where they saw the person being driven off in passing but had no indication that anything was wrong. They just saw a car with people in it driving by and didn't make note of it, to the point where they can't even remember what colour the car is. But their subconscious noticed something they didn't, and when they hear police asking for information they suddenly feel like they know something, which is later proven to be correct, despite not being able to explain how or why they know. It wouldn't surprise me if Etta had seen the three boys and girl driving into or in the direction of the canyon, perhaps she was driving the other way and passed them by. She didn't make any note of it, or even give them any attention, but somewhere in her mind her subconscious found something wrong with the situation and remembered it. Thus, she had a strong feeling that the girl was dead in that canyon, but couldn't actually remember ever seeing anything that would explain why she was sure. This means, from her perspective, she heard "girl missing" and her subconscious instantly sprang up with "Girl in the canyon." But she can't consciously remember witnessing the event, so from her perspective it's effectively a vision from nowhere.

[@ellatotskies5814]

This is a good theory! Most of us aren't aware of our surrounding; not until we instantly remember every detail even though we haven't noted it, and shrugged it off thinking it was a "normal" interaction. Looking back, all I can say that our body is impressively perplexing!

[@rumck]

bro is manifesting. that's crazy tho

[@maryjanefawcett7515]

Nicely put! Great thinking.

[@dena81]

The fact that the father can overlook all that Bart tried to do to him, the multiple murder attempts, and still support him proves that Bart lied about being under intense pressure. He clearly wanted the inheritance and wanted anyone in his way gone. That father is way kinder than I would be

[@maggiedk]

I'm not defending him at all, but how does that prove he lied? Those two things have nothing to do with each other.

[@dena81]

@@maggiedk because if the father was so strict and rigid, he would've kept that mannerisms especially after his son committed the ultimate sin. Instead he embraced him and still visits him... Which tells me he probably wasn't as strict as Bart tried to portray him

[@maggiedk]

@@dena81 you can't just assume what someone would do after going through that kind of trauma. I don't think Bart even said that his dad was the only factor putting pressure on him, but even if he had, it doesn't make sense to think that you could predict what his dad would do after losing literally his *entire family* other than Bart. Him trying to stay close to the only family member he has left doesn't prove that he wasn't strict with Bart prior to that. On the contrary, I think it makes sense that a strict/overbearing parent, who also supports/is taken advantage of by their child financially, would continue to support them even after this. I've known kids with rich parents who would be strict on the surface, but would also continuously forgive their kid and bail them out after terrible behavior.

[@maggiedk]

@@dena81 also... There's a chance his dad blames himself/the way he raised Bart for what happened. Which, again, would explain why he would try to keep a relationship with him now.

[@jennag3226]

@@maggiedk Who cares if he was strict or not like Bart, a lying murderer btw, says? Apparently he should've been stricter but either way he stilled killed his family lol. So who gaf about what he says?

[@SuperNuclearUnicorn]

I love how the lady who had the affair in Yara's case used her lover's middle name. May as well call him Massimo Ihadan Affair

[@FefiBurgos]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@___s___8071]

🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[@s3rj81]

Nice, Yara Gambirasio's case finally has been solved. As an Italian I feel good she's finally resting in piece...

[@samanthabounceback1389]

Peace**

[@ElSchatzo]

Keepo

[@laurenskee2665]

Why is your nationality important? Are you saying if you were Canadian, English or Russian, you wouldn't care about her, or her death?

[@vance4262]

that's obviously not the intent of their comment. come on, don't be a dick

[@vickyferrier4265]

I believe it's because it happened in Italy that this person says they are glad an Italian case was solved. One less killer on the loose in Italy.

[@Digitalhunny]

@28:40 that bullet hole in the wall wasn't "repaired". It had been stuffed with toothpaste. In fact the case was actually solved by a private investigator (a retired police officer, hired by the widow) working _with_ police, after they had run out of leads. Together can be a wonderful thing.

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

I'd utilize a private investigator even if police were working on a case because a lot of times police don't find the obvious things that a private investigator would look for. There are too many of them doing too much. A single person of focus is better at times.

[@kylemordy3123]

Is this not almost exactly what is said in the video? 😂😂

[@anomaly3215]

did u even finish watching the video? that's literally what is said

[@Digitalhunny]

_Actually,_ it has bothered exactly 43 _other_ people too! Cause in THIS video he says, "... a small repaired indentation in the wall." Nothing about "toothpaste" was EVER EVEN _mentioned._ As for a "repair", _that_ would usually _imply_ that a drywall compound was used, duh! Toothpaste is a _very_ far cry from "a repair", wouldn't you say? Or would you like me to come to your house & fix all those little nail (& bullet) holes with frickin' toothpaste!? Seriously, _TOOTHPASTE_ folks! That's KINDA _REALLY_ an _important_ detail! _WHY_ don't you just understand how IMPORTANT _this_ is?! IT IS EVERYTHING!! Especially to me! TOOTHPASTE, use it or lose it folks! YEE HAA! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Now, stop fckin' giving me attention. Ignore all my bull shit & go enjoy another video. I'll track ya's _all_ down later, okay? Just for a laugh & you'll NEVER see me comin', peoples. 🤗💕

[@kylemordy3123]

@@Digitalhunny …but they do say toothpaste…HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@princessofhardrock3934]

Two videos within 3 days! We are too lucky!! Love these cases with twists!!

[@NikkiC777]

In the last one, I do not understand how they didn't either find a bullet in Greg, or an exit wound from the bullet. How is that possible? It makes no sense. One or the other would have had to have been there. It would have shown up on the X-rays, if it was still in him. I believe they said they gave him X-rays and those showed the damage to his lungs and ribs. I just don't get how they would miss that.

[@oki5297]

probably because he got cremated

[@Charlotte-wx4jz]

@@oki5297 Nikki means how was it not found in the autopsy

[@ffgslawyer3599]

@@Charlotte-wx4jz cause,someone dropped the ball during the Autopsy.

[@saskewoo]

I'm guessing the bullet was still in his heart. They did find the hole, but misdiagnosed due to the nature of all the injuries...

[@tiktalix3820]

​@@saskewoo X-Ray must've showed the metal inside the heart then.

[@Cmz083]

Yeah you guys are back!!!! Keep the videos coming

[@angiew1841]

Loving this new channel, thanks Raven

[@AnalynC1229]

Like always THE RAVEN come through with quality detail in crime analysis xoxo 😘

[@fupalicious843]

Is that your real name? Analyn v

[@paulinesereni5417]

I'm really glad to have come across your channel. The presentation is excellent and very detailed. Excellent quality.

[@uniquelyevie]

Yay!!! You all are back!!! I was missing the EWU crew BADLY!!!

[@chacharealsmooth9068]

YAY ANOTHER VID! one of my fav true crime channels

[@mlsdd]

My son killed my wife and tried to kill me? I would let him be executed. I am a parent, I understand parental love, but to forgive an assassin, no, I am not that stupid.

[@nikitadondiva]

And it’s not like it was once. THREE TIMES😩

[@Batmans_Pet_Goldfish]

But what if he was your _only_ family left and at his age?

[@mlsdd]

@@Batmans_Pet_Goldfish Still I would want him dead.

[@tinak.356]

I have Binged watch ALL of these.. Can't get enough!!!! Voice is wonderful!!!

[@ct5625]

The last case only confirms my belief that a lot of unsolved cases are due to a mix of human error, preconceived notions and lack of imagination. In almost every instance of a case being finally solved years later there's evidence of arrogant and ignorant investigators making assumptions, or just ignoring blatant evidence because it doesn't suit the narrative they've built in their own heads. These people are often so insanely egotistical they attempt to force reality to conform to their opinions, instead of allowing the evidence to speak for itself.

[@DixieNormus710]

2 videos in one week!?!? Amazing 👏

[@janetdear6429]

😱 shockingly interesting list, the last one a real mind-blowing 🤯 may the victims rest in peace, 🙏 great video thanks raven 🖤

[@hinu1987]

I freakin love the ewu crew! Y'all make THE BEST videos! I hadn't heard of any of these cases except #3. I actually seen a movie based on that case! It was crazy how they went about solving it! It took a few years or something like that didn't it!? I remember it was close to some deadline to convict or something like that!

[@krotchlickmeugh627]

Crazy how youtube channels that are really just not that great. Can bot their own comment section like this

[@rafaellsaraujo]

Yara Gambirasio's investigation is amazing, it shows how the work of science goes a long way and also how public opinion can stay in the way of police work.

[@jamesh9174]

How was public opinion in the way of police work ?

[@overtlybiased]

There has to be a movie about cases #1 and #3. The twists are just the stuff thrillers are made of.

[@peppermintpetty6766]

There is a movie about number one. It’s called Who is Clark Rockafeller? It was a Lifetime movie starring Eric McCormack from Will and Grace.

[@MsUndisclosedDesire]

There is new film on Netflix it’s called “Yara” so I think it’s about third case

[@dothejive]

SVU does a variation of the first case

[@galwithgloves8078]

Your voice is giving me soothing old Forensic Files vibes. 🤗

[@DSDaly]

I love the forensic files narrator! Maybe that's why i like this guy's voice so much

[@theoracletempleoflovelight2222]

Love that Congratulations is spelled incorrectly with Bart holding up his dessert !!!

[@Jazzieboohouse]

Was searching for this comment lmao like dude what restaurant is this 🤣

[@KPbouj]

A half ass congratulations for a fake graduation. 10 out of 10 approve.

[@snobbychick5302]

At least you tried.

[@hopefullyc]

My new favorite channel!

[@eddietheheaduwu]

I remember hearing Yara's case all throughout my childhood and early teenage years on the tv, it still haunts me

[@Anita-k]

I had heard a bit of the last case before - it became quite popular due to the 10 year sentence for the shooting electrician (which is a lot for a horrible drunk accident with a deadly weapon and deadly consequences) - but all other cases are completely new to me and very baffling. People have so many strange secrets, you would never expect!

[@lovinglife4327]

I'd imagine he got more time because he was a convicted sex offender

[@Anita-k]

@@lovinglife4327 That's interesting (it kinda explains the longer sentence to me), I don't know anything about this guys past, bc I don't live in the US. (As mentioned, I've only heard a bit about the last one on Mr Ballen's channel).

[@uAintliveifudontthiz]

Came here looking for comments like this. I heard a story where a guy brutally murdered a women as a drug addict and became sober. Many years 20-30 later he turned him self in he also got 10 years. Sad but priors really are huge when it comes to sentencing.

[@Anita-k]

@@uAintliveifudontthiz This is sad! These 2 cases are relatively similar and I feel bad for the guy, who got clean, changed his life, turned himself in - so basically authorities didn't have to spend money to solve the case, he solved this case instead, he didn't hide and obviously had remorse - but also got 10 years; I'm a bit torn about that sentenceing. (I understand, he brutally murdered a woman ... these 10 years won't make her alive again though).

[@mareeepy]

@@Anita-k the thing is, there's no statute of limitations on crimes like murder. Even if they find the murderer 50 years later, they can still be arrested and sentenced to life in prison. Cases that are older will still be available to solve, they just aren't as active as current ones. So i think the 10 years is probably a lenient sentence because he turned himself in.

[@bestbadcompany]

Wow it's great to have you back Raven. Now things are back to normal.

[@TheVioletBunny]

Honey stop our morning plans ewu uploaded

[@elsbet1656]

Fortunately, we're temporarily detained babe.

[@Vericentra117]

@@elsbet1656Detained? Poor soul, what did they charge you with? 😘😇

[@victorcarrillo8284]

Im so happy when the raven upload

[@sharonwhite6126]

Waiting to watch you guys is torture. Now bed time stories. Perfect. Thank you EWU

[@tessaducek5601]

I have seen many programs about Bart. I can't remember the name. But another boy drove from his college and shot his parents while they slept. The mother survived. She too stands by her son. Swears he would never do such a thing. Its amazing what people will do to hide a secret. I love my children. But do something this heinous. And you need to face the charges. We lived a few miles from San Marino. It was a big story at the time. I imagine the daughter/wife is there someplace still. Poor woman never knew her son never did leave her.

[@AVSgirl1985]

The Porco murder... so awful

[@Mixwell1983]

Nobody else bugged by the spelling of congratulations on the plate?

[@whitedragoness23]

The guy holding the plate must be the writer and he doesn’t look all there

[@ruthrandall2451]

Yes!!

[@klaus.sfc01official30]

Imagine being such a extreme true crime lover you already know all the cases

[@amber9814]

Anyone else notice in the second story Bart's cake plate that's suppose to say "congratulations" says "concratulations"

[@peggypeggy4137]

Plus he's got a weird look on his face, as he knows the dinner is NOT something that they should be celebrating. Plus he accepted that Rolex watch. Playing along with the whole charade. Not unusual for a psycho, I guess.

[@trinitywilliams7721]

More Like Count " Drackular!!!

[@wisdomseeker3362]

Wouldn't it be even _more_ of a crazy twist if in the end , years later, someone found out that Bart _and_ his dad were _both_ in on the murders of the family . If that were true, his dad _forgiving_ his son and visiting him in prison wouldn't _seem_ so strange after all , now would it❓

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

I truly think that's what really happened. That or the dad is a naïve moron.

[@suga_freckles]

some people when losing their family decide to kinda hyper focus on their remaining family, so the dad only has his son. and he doesnt want to lose him too, and as strange as that is its just a subconcious decision

[@cassandrarocha7369]

15:45 “and the blood wasn’t Yaras” Uumm, so whos blood was it?🤔

[@squirrelmanning7889]

Guessing it was menstrual blood.

[@kevinowensmith1572]

The best crime channel on KZbin.

[@Christina0623]

10 years is a rough sentence, for what seems to be a horrible tragic accident...not that there shouldn't be some sort of repercussion in causing a death, but it was an horrible, horrible accident. 😪

[@commonsense5188]

I agree, one hell of a FREAK accident. I suspect he was laying on the bed smoking and that round went through the wall at just the right angle. Crazy. With that said, it was clearly unintentional and surely an accident, so on one hand I agree, 10 years DOES seem like a stiff bid to do in prison, but is it really when you think about the fact that he, (even though it was unintentional) took another mans life? There's no take backs, that's forever. In the grand scheme of things, and I'm just playing devils advocate here, it doesn't seem too bad considering if he walked a straight line in prison, surely got out in at least 5 years on parole. People get far more time, for far less things most of which of which don't result in a death.

[@benmcreynolds8581]

Handwriting stuff really grinds my gears because I have personally fiddled with the idea of this concept and I found I was very successful at learning how to mimic certain people's writing and quirk's, if you have a side by side example of the person's handwriting next to you when writing and after doing a bunch of practice work to get a hang of it. I'm just implying that -it is possible a person could imitate another person's handwriting. So never fully rule that out when reviewing a suspect. That's all.

[@Ssshrugs]

Lol, no you’re not. You might think you are but you’re always missing out on small little details that an expert would catch on to in analysis. Handwriting is pretty unique from person to person. Not saying it’s a perfectly exact science, but don’t overestimate yourself

[@ffgslawyer3599]

@Ben trust me no your not,there is some specific thing u will leave out,such as the loop they make on the h,or perhaps the way they dot their I's or cross their T's. Don't go and try and live a life of,forgery cause you don't get far,and its a felony.

[@V3ganBr33]

Yes another video!!!! Got my coffee and my chihuahua and an EWU video

[@DelGibson_NZ]

These were absolutely bizarre! Great video ✌⭐🔥🤗

[@hephaestus6365]

I can't believe that "psychic" won the lawsuit. She overheard something. She didn't have a vision; give me a break. The cops had every reason to arrest someone who led them TO THE BODY.

[@elizabethblane201]

If Lance Mueller got 10 years for an accidental discharge, maybe Alec Baldwin deserves the same.

[@elizabethblane201]

@@busylawbee Does the actor handling the gun have a responsibility to check it also?

[@elizabethblane201]

@@busylawbee He pointed a gun at another person, which is the #1 rule of firearms safety. Then he discharged it. He bears some responsibility.

[@bibitybobityboo302]

Yay story time be it grim but always click when a new video thanku EWU Crew watching from UK 😎

[@evelynu3550]

If you’re still confused by how a bullet could have entered the groin and gone up through the torso in the last case, it was determined that the victim was laying on the bed facing the room where the gun went off.

[@dareloewen0471]

One tjing I'm confused about is where the bullet ended up? I'm assuming it was in his body somewhere if there was no exit wound. Maybe in his heart?

[@CrookedEyeSniper]

The death of Greg Flinnegan was the craziest, most unbelievably wild I've ever saw in my life!! Figuring that out was a stroke of genius that was literally one of those crazy stories you'd see on a TV show and think it was too ridiculous to be real!!

[@tlwf.system]

Been with EWU explore with us, for awhile now.. A beautiful accidental find, and didn't even realise the true crime chanel attached 🤣 haha! This LoneWolf, is even MORE happy to have found fellow true crime wolfs 🖤🐺🐺

[@gabriellundes7062]

“Still denies having an affair” 🤣 okay, sure.

[@rachelschock8574]

I actually kinda buy Etta from the fourth case’s story about having some sort of vision about where the body was because something similar happened to my great aunt when she was a teenager. When my great aunt was around 16 a little girl near where she lived went missing, and whenever the girl was brought up in the news or somewhere my great aunt had visions of the high school she went to. She didn’t take them too seriously at first but they kept happening. She brought this up to her parents, my great grandmother and great grandfather, and they said if she legitimately thought that the two were connected she should tell the police. She didn’t at first because she didn’t think the police would believe her, but she just couldn’t shake the feeling that her high school was somehow involved in the girl’s case, so eventually she did go the police. The police ended up following the lead and lo and behold, the girl was found not in the school but a small building next to it, thankfully she was alive and was able to go back to her family.

[@Frolic_Cesar]

15:24 But who's blood was it? It had to be someone's. Also could police hear conversations like that? How does it work?

[@crazyfx5242]

Subscribed to this channel now! (: I love your documentary videos! You guys does such an excellent job that it feels like I'm watching it on TV but 100% better.

[@bhumphries1360]

Great video. Very detailed. I know one thing, no way I'd want to spend life in a men's prison as a young man. Not after watching documentaries about what goes on in some of these prisons. I know these people have committed horrendous crimes, and deserve to be locked up. But, we are a country of laws. And that is supposed to be what separates us from other countries that practice human rights abuses. It's awful some of the horror stories that I have read about.

[@VictoriaMarch13]

Holy hell! That last case has left me speechless!! Wow!!!

[@treadlightly8456]

I've no doubt that Barts only regret is that he got caught & his father didn't die. I understand loving your kids but Bart's father shows how Bart got to where he was. Obviously the parents never held him responsible for his actions & always coddled him.

[@blueindigoqueen7077]

I absolutely 🖤 how u narrate ur uploads thank u again for sharing another great upload 🖤

[@BonitaBocazas]

Breakfast and insane twists ? Don’t mind if I do ☕️🙏🏾

[@GoodLawdBeerus1417]

EWU CREW BRINGIN HEAT AS ALWAYS. Thank you all for the content- even if KZbin is weird now. I thoroughly enjoy and appreciate your informative brand of entertainment.

[@farisanwanaputra6290]

Ive read and saw videos about the last case. This just shows that police were incompetence so easily missed that one detail of covered 'bullet hole' in the wall. It also introduces me to Ken Brennan cases

[@abuhaque81]

what platform do you use for creating these videos? great work! keep them coming love listening to you!

[@TdawnT]

New subscriber here. Your videos are VERY good and the way you present the stories is Awesome!

[@dany4645]

I remember iara’s case for years it had all of us in Italy glued to our tvs awaiting developments on the case, to this day it is still brought up, especially since not too long before or after this case another girl disappeared

[@ayubestica1564]

so many people including me would be so happy to have parents like Bart's

[@renee1961]

Thank you for the video. Appreciate it.

[@spongefun]

Horrible cases but theres Nothing worse than waking at 4am to a Manscapes commercial

[@ooohlalaandrea]

Omg so excited u started this channel! My favorite stories from EWU are the true Crime stories so I subbed here the second I got a recommendation! 🥰 I'm just sorry I didn't find it sooner but hey only 2 months into a channels existence isnt too bad 🤷‍♀️😋 Lookin forward to future posts!🤘🤩

[@kjartanernirkjartansson3998]

LETS GO !! 🙏

[@hildur3992]

I’m guessing you are the BIGGEST fan 🤓🤷🏽‍♀️

[@kjartanernirkjartansson3998]

@@hildur3992 ewu crew for life

[@bargaintuesday812]

I dont understand the last one. He had so many injuries that it looked like he had been severely beaten or crushed but it was just a single bullet? Then where did all those other injuries come from?

[@gingersnapps]

I have seen the case about Bart but when I read about it the death sentence had not been commuted yet and I thought it was amazing that his father was still supporting his son after killing his wife and other son and trying to kill him as well , it shows that a parents love for their child is unconditional. He is a great person that's for sure

[@robinenoch7362]

TOTALLY happy to see you guys!!! Thought the ETs got you 🤣🤣🤣

[@kalebdavis7080]

I know #2 from Forensic Files, still sad how the father continues to support the son who tried to have him killed

[@miamoore1666]

Great video great story telling!