Wendy Von Huben and Jesse Howell | Murder She Solved | S2E05

[@Sue_hrec]

Callers that pretend to be a missing person should receive jail time… absolutely disgusting

[@YOYOKE64]

The call was traced . It was a teenage

[@ArtCurator2020]

This "callous" person who tricked Wendy's parents learned her lesson well from an American Govt that has lied and cheated nations around the World and has lied and cheated its own people too. "Monkey see, monkey do." How can you expect morality at the bottom rungs of a Society that has no morality at the top ? Sick societies produce sick people. This "callous" person is just one of many millions of Sick Americans who see our Sick Leaders as their role models.

[@Xxmilkshake202xX]

@@YOYOKE64they said what they said. Jail time or a fine.

[@anym7849]

@@Xxmilkshake202xX she def should still be held accountable.

[@MichaelianEntertainment]

Amen

[@Geronimo2Fly]

I don't care how much my friends are fighting with each other, I would NEVER steal their car and abandon them. It's hard to believe the lack of morals of those so-called "friends."

[@gabrielleandrew542]

That certainly added enormously to their vulnerability

[@daisysmith9148]

Even if we weren’t friends I couldn’t imagine taking their car. Id just have them drop me off somewhere. I remember years ago I had 2 new friends in my car (completely wasted) and they started fighting, one in the backseat and one in the passenger seat while I was driving. I remember yelling at them and swinging towards them (total mom mode) to knock it off and by the time it was done there were chunks of hair in my car from the fight. I still drive their asses home and then kicked them out and then never texted them again. I couldn’t imagine just leaving them and we were close to home.

[@TahtahmesDiary]

@@daisysmith9148 That part. I couldn’t abandon anyone at a random truck stop like wtf?!

[@italiadude1972]

Should be charged with reckless endangerment, robbery, car jacking i don't something ..anything

[@nindraco3173]

Friends was just the name of a television program. As far it seems from the 2 that did as you stated.

[@emmabbyreborns341]

I'm watching this on March 24th, and just realized Jesse's mom cried for her son yesterday. I am so sorry for your loss Mrs Howell.

[@BLeftheart]

I was thinking the same😢 I can’t imagine her pain. 💔

[@donaldhart4874]

This happened nearly 25 years ago, not yesterday.

[@Bee-ly4gx]

@@donaldhart4874 could you tell me the relevance of this comment please.

[@Shahla33]

@@Bee-ly4gx Just someone who doesn't realize or is too ignorant to (even try to) imagine that Jesse's mom would still cry on this specific day 25 years later and will continue to do so until she herself is no longer around. And I see this 5 days after the 23rd and thought the same as Emmabby and Jeanete.

[@gaylemc2692]

@@Bee-ly4gx can't expect much from a Donald... he can't realize a woman and her child. Sounds to me like his mother might have left him on a doorstep.

[@ginger7344]

It’s shocking how horrible kids can be. From abandoning their friends to pretending to be the missing young lady and reporting false leads/sightings. I hope karma has really screwed the one who called the mother.

[@TheNinnyfee]

Me, too. And it's not just kids. I hope all these people get hit by Karma big time.

[@R.Oates7902]

Karma will catch up eventually

[@algimante2097]

I hope couple who left them can't sleep at night. I really do.

[@hangngo9511]

@@algimante2097ư

[@syu3113]

a literal demon

[@Eurocatbaby]

Those are the kind of police we need more of. They were dedicated and didn't give up. What happened to the couple that abandoned Wendy and Jesse. They stole Jesse's car and left them. What kind of friends are those.

[@ParlayParri24]

Wow! I guess they wanted to stay focused but. YO! His friend or so called friend literally stole his car.. tf

[@TahtahmesDiary]

@@ParlayParri24 it’s so wild, who tf does that?! I hope they feel really guilty, because even young people know better. Just illogical and cruel.

[@SkittlesGirl65]

They aren't friends, real friends are with you in tough times. It's very unfortunate that the serial killer was in that area.. just a horrible sad story.

[@Tara.c871]

If I was one of those 'friends' that left them and drove off, I wouldn't be able to sleep after knowing what happened! Very sad story

[@am5790]

horrible thing to do to friends...especilly towards your passive friends.

[@anglofrancaiseyvonne9349]

Hope it eats them till today

[@nindraco3173]

They really weren't friends after all. Sleep, I hope they dream the same dream everyday.

[@ginger7344]

Even an enemy would not do that.

[@robinjunkins5534]

Ooóo9ô9ó look

[@cassandraralph5906]

One of the most interesting, and also the saddest murder cases I have seen! I was particularly angry at the person who made the phone call pretending to be Wendy - what utter and evil cruelty! Justice was served in the end to Angel Resendez in the end!

[@desiertoscacti5388]

What a crying shame on the person/s that did this awful, heinous prank, they are such horrible pathetic excuses of a human being!

[@rdeluna1726]

Ironic that the killer's name is "angel"

[@shadowmistresswimpy7750]

@@rdeluna1726 wasn't satan an angel before he disobeyed God?

[@Caocao8888]

@@shadowmistresswimpy7750 Sho nuff!

[@bliss9745]

I'm so glad they found out the truth so that Wendy's reputation could be salvaged. It was so sad to hear that rumors had been spreading which suggested she may have killed him and fled.

[@desmondmcdade4934]

I apologize, I thought early on she had done it, I am glad that wasn't true, R.I.P to Jesse & Wendy 😢

[@dsrecs]

What kind of friends steals your car and leave you at a truck stop in the middle of nowhere?

[@bonniebester606]

Sociopaths. I could tell even worse Stories of Sociopathy...

[@MegaAaronlee]

Makes you wonder what they are doing today…

[@bonniebester606]

@@MegaAaronlee probably going to Church and looking all innocent!

[@TigrissJiatanglimhak]

the kind of dumb friends that wouldn't tell anyone where they went to for fear of losing friendship

[@crystalthow5533]

That kind of friends,which u do not need but also didnt realise quick enough

[@mikalin9286]

That “Winnie The Pooh” watch and engagement ring combo really is gut-wrenching. They were just kids doing dumb kid stuff and it breaks my heart they didn’t get to learn from their mistakes and grow up. They obviously were motivated, willing to take risks and passionate about following their own path.

[@sheilasmith7779]

The frontal lobe of the brain, the part responsible for judgement is not fully developed until 21 years of age; some researchers claim 25. Youth make serious mistakes in judgement, having too little life experience. Naive, is an understatement.

[@rigobarrera4965]

A sixteen-year-old to get married in the parents agree is nothing but trouble

[@tiaseay]

When Jesse's best friend found out he had died and recounted all the "what if's" he could have done to save him.. he forgot to mention "Tell the the police and the parents where they went." I hope the other 'friends' that abandoned them in Jesse's own car share in his guilt too. My friends always caved in the first 20 seconds of my Mom asking where I was.. the investigators did an incredible job! Rest In Peace Jesse and Wendy.

[@tiaseay]

@unicornsprinkles yes I did but didn't think about it until you mentioned it here.

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

@unicornsprinkles Many people laugh when they are nervous, and no doubt giving an interview in front of a camera for a Nationally Televised TV show... is bound to make someone nervous.

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

That's true.. but they were kids, he never could have imagined they would end up murdered... and when your a kid & your friend asks you not to tattle on them... you usually don't.

[@MissusAnon]

@@Mandy-nt2cs I still feel something weird about it though. No matter how you look at it, there's no reason why the friends who knew they left to get married did not simply say, "Well yeah they told us they were getting married but _didn't say where they were going because they didn't want us to be able to rat on them,"_ so that at least the families aren't worried sick. Like literally the only other option would be that they are dead so why didn't Justin say _anything?_

[@littlefairyland763]

He doesn't looks sad

[@elizabethmcglothlin5406]

The fake call...Why are people so cruel It beggers the imagination.

[@SirNic4180]

See something, say something 🙈

[@Hshjshshjsj72727]

it funny

[@candice_ecidnac]

"Why are people so cruel it beggers the imagination" FYI the expression is "it beggars belief" meaning "it's unbelievable" and it's beggars (verb) not beggers (plural noun). People are unbelievably mean spirited, always looking to hurt someone. It really takes an awful person to prank a grieving parent by perpetrating a hoax upon them. It's unforgivably awful.

[@lukeheaton5336]

Better yet, why not call Kankakee 911 to dispatch a patrol car immediately instead of waiting until the next day? Admittedly, the Kankakee police would have had to backtrack the same way the Woodstock officer did but at least 12 hours would have been saved. And maybe their familiarity with the area could have located both phones sooner. Yes it was a false lead but if it were legitimate, precious hours were lost.

[@mrsyoungxxo]

I hope the karma train caught up with the delinquent who made that phone call to Wendy's parents 🤬

[@mondaytosaturday1013]

It's so sad when you see photos of how young they were and how much older Jesse's friend looked in his interview. Poor kids who never got the chance to grow up.

[@zlatna66]

Such a tragic end to these young lives. Thank you to the officers who never give up finding the evil ones.

[@heathershelley2415]

Agreed. Very sad

[@mace9541]

A

[@zlatna66]

@Last Call yup there has to be something evil or bad or whatever you call it, to do that sorta thing to innocent strangers...

[@KCsFunHouse]

The amount of empathy Jesse’s mom and dad had for Wendy’s parents is incredible. If you consider at that time they didn’t know if Wendy had been involved in their sons murder. Given how young these kids were, any death is heartbreaking, but when it’s kids they’ve got their entire lives in front of them.

[@rameshrolla1574]

Obviously they r saying that infront of camera now after wendy was found and they know who is the killer...we don't know what they thought back then when wendy was only missing...the thought of wendy somehow involved in this might have occurred to them at some point at that time

[@ambramarrs7325]

So sad it took so long for these families to find the truth about their children- but thank God the criminal finally told the truth, because so many families do not 😢

[@saifuddinsaifee4421]

Watching it on March 23. RIP Jesse and Wendy. I pray to God for their parents.

[@cynthiatolman326]

Way too young and so naive. The trains are filled with very rough people. To have had the money to come home, but not buy the tickets is the saddest part. I can't believe the couple that left them alone like that, stealing Jesses car either..

[@samanthacoelho428]

Whoever made that disgusting "prank" phone call should have been charged with psychological abuse or something. Horrendous.

[@mona_moalim]

& hindering justice

[@marsidanajdeni]

God bless both officers from Florida. Tremendous respect for their compassion and professionalism. We need more people like them. Poor souls may they Rest In Peace. So young so young...

[@amyntut]

This video with all of the repeating could've been less than 20 minutes.

[@philly3199]

Moral :Never lied to your friend's parents and the cops about your friends whereabouts

[@veritaslux644]

And don’t run away from home! And don’t date or get romantically involved with anyone until you are both ready for marriage! Listen to your parents and grandparents and family and mature people on both sides of family, to discern if you and significant other are ready for marriage! It may save your life and/or save your marriage and/or children and/or family!

[@lyndastarwriter]

I'm amazed at the dogged determination of the detectives, the railroad police, actually following up on leads....good job detectives. Words are not enough to describe how thankful I am to know law enforcement cares and knows no end until it's finished.

[@ggurks]

Wow, what an incredibly strange coincidence, that at the same time that cruel prankster girl called from a payphone saying there was no number on the phone, there was a girl at another gas station in the same town with a phone that indeed did not have a number on it and she looked that much like Wendy that even her family thought it was her! If that was a movie, you'd say that's way too far fetched

[@lindseyhudson1274]

Omg watching this and realizing right at the end that it was also March 23rd today broke my heart

[@sarahewson3607]

Yeah, me too. It’s the 28th now, but I was together with my kids that day enjoying spring break with them. I commented to my son that it was his “half birthday” that day. These poor families 😔

[@Looloowa74]

Who needs enemies when you have “ friends “ that will steal your truck and abandon you.

[@faykouri1162]

Such a sad case , kudos to the police for their perseverance and giving the parents closure if that is possible.

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

What kind of damn friends run off with you, then steal your car & leave you at a truck stop out of state with nothing? My God. They are indirectly responsible for these kids death, I hope at least he was charged with grand theft auto. That's horrible.

[@Bollywoodlover100]

i wouldn’t even call the people who abandoned them and stole their cars “friends”

[@valor101arise]

Wow this show really gives you an inside look at what investigators deal with and the road blocks they hit. ❤

[@franchescataylor2794]

I lived 15 minutes from woodstock for 32 yrs and have NEVER heard of this case before this video. 🥺

[@ginaverdi6101]

This is why parents worry because of real life stories like this!

[@ParlayParri24]

And when you over pretect. Ya kids rebel and feel like they got all the answers. Get in some shit. Call you to bail them out..and you still ain't shit as parents

[@glenicecrease5115]

Absolutely brilliant investigation! To solve it after three years!

[@tutorjulslee2357]

Wonder if their friends that ditched them and stole the car felt guilty?

[@Roxville23]

Wondering the same thing 🤔. How do you leave your friends in the middle of nowhere.. I guess they have no conscious 🤷🏾

[@mariiram9282]

I hope so

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

That was such a cowardly thing to do. Awful.

[@shirleywong4333]

Probably not

[@CollieneDawson-hw7bj]

They would not have done it in the first place if they felt guilty I believe they stone the car that night. Even if they where arguing. They got them murdered 😢

[@gamtngirl3655]

Excellent in its police work, but heartbreaking episode.

[@sandrafreeman515]

Just a word to the wise, if your kid runs away with friends, gets abandoned by them. And calls for money to come home do not send money. Tell them to stay right there that you're coming to get them and leave immediately to go get them. While you're on the way call the local authorities. Explain the situation and plead, beg or bribe them to look after them until you get there.

[@melodiecason2799]

Excellent advice

[@reniatsandy94]

So true or even call the police and give them their location ?

[@Mischa21xo]

A lot of the times, if your kid is in a different state, you cannot go to get them for many different reasons, and the amount of time it would take for you to get a flight there only to come back would be ridiculous. I would ask where my child is, make sure they are in a safe or public location like a restaurant or something, then I would call the local police and tell them the situation. If the police you are on the phone with is in a major city or a city with an airport, I would ask them to please pick my child up and drop them off at the airport so I know they are at the airport safely and will not get kidnapped by somebody. After I get off the phone with the police, I'm booking my child a flight back home, calling them back and staying on the phone with them until the police arrive. Then the police pick them up, drop them off, and the child takes their flight home and that is that. It is mind boggling though what kind of parenting you would have to be doing to ever find yourself in that situation to begin with. So many God awful parents out there and so many parents that only parent halfway where they forget or are just too exhausted to deal with/teach their children some of the most important things like basic respect/self respect, morals, values, manners, honesty etc. If you instill those very important things into your children throughout their lives, your child isn't going to be pregnant at 15 or running away out of state either... but very very few parents ever do, which is why so many are in such terrible situations with their children, because they only want to parent halfway, or not at all...then things happen like they did in this video. Really sad.

[@lauren9004]

This is so sad! They were so incredibly young and probably spent their final days of life absolutely terrified.

[@shirleyguy7152]

This story is unbelievable!!! I have heard stories about the Railroad killer but not this part. These Investigators were Awesome. Such a sad story.

[@denisrailey777]

Railroad killer dead eyes. Pity Jesse did not know how to recognise danger?

[@hawajalloh9656]

Me too and i am stunned 😳

[@markharrisllb]

I can't imagine agree to no justice for your daughter just so you can bring her body home. Whether he was already sentenced to death or not it’s not for your girl. I hope Wendy's parents don’t blame Jesse for what happened, he didn’t force her to go with him and everyone says they were in love. The ones who stole his car and abandoned them on the other hand have to accept some culpability. It was a beautiful gift of forgiveness to give Jesse's cross to Justin. When you’re kids you think you’re doing the right thing giving loyalty to friends over their welfare.

[@CherryPi314]

Omg TODAY is March 23 43:44 💔 His poor mother. I’m so sorry for these 2 young lives. Their world ahead of them, at least the parents have some sort of closure 😔

[@professionaltrollgirl2682]

Omg ,you're right!!!

[@sdeee3842]

So they drive off in Jessies car. Wow good friends! NOT!! And the other friends thinking they’re covering wtf! 😳

[@gaylemc2692]

I keep seeing Wendy's smiling face, looks so sweet.

[@OLDSKOOLRAVER1]

No you don't lol ffs

[@gaylemc2692]

@@OLDSKOOLRAVER1 seems you got loose from your pack of jackals.

[@annegreenwood3624]

such a brutal horrific tragedy law enforcement did an amazing job so dedicated there are truly monsters in this world may they rip and today is the anniversary my heart. goes out to the family

[@CS-gw8ws]

L

[@kennedymoore7445]

It's sad they were heading home and unfortunately ran into evil. The friends that left probably don't sleep the same, they were completely wrong

[@ariffjiwa3937]

I came about this channel by chance. I absolutely love this channel. Thank you guys and keep up the great documentary uploads ❤❤❤❤

[@survivingsicklecell1732]

Yes great channel I love it too

[@ang1696]

Yes yes 100% agree with ya's 👍👌✌️😷🇨🇦

[@rachelcurtis749]

Yesss I agree 👍 🇺🇸

[@ariffjiwa3937]

@Rachel Curtis Wish there was more channels like this. I'm addicted to watching True Crime video's lol. That's all I seem to watch. Do you ever listen to Emma Kenny true crime podcasts? She's brilliant you should check her out. x

[@survivingsicklecell1732]

@@ariffjiwa3937 Great Ive got company on being addicted to true crime channels lol that's the only thing I watch I just can't get enough of these channels 🙏❤️love from the Caribbean mate

[@annadavis6361]

Dang, this story was very hard to listen too. Thanks for sharing! 🙏🏽

[@ultimatewitcherfan6677]

I really hope those so called “friends” are feeling guilty for leaving Jesse and Wendy to die at the hands of Resendiz, the man who was dubbed “the railway killer”. I hope karma comes back to bite their asses. With friends like them, who needs enemies? As for the evil, heartless person who made the phone call pretending to be Wendy, I really hope karma bites their ass big time because what they did was just plain cruel. Wendy’s parents were going through enough pain with their daughter being missing. The last thing they needed was that cruel prankster calling them pretending to be their missing daughter. Putting them through that was extremely cruel and unnecessary. Especially since Wendy was already dead and no one would know until 3 years later. R.I.P Jesse and Wendy.

[@CollieneDawson-hw7bj]

I agree with all you said. 😮

[@irinbree895]

Running away from your family, expose you to unsavoury people, harm or death please re think your actions. RIP to both. Justice was done.

[@kimmie020]

I can bet he’s NOT an “Angel” now! The team of investigators in Marion County are amazing! Their tenacious efforts finally brought closure to the families despite the horrific truth. 😔 Jeff Owens seems like the sweetest man anyone could meet! Congratulations on your very well deserved award.

[@awahsenorita6669]

an angel from hell u mean

[@kimmie020]

@@awahsenorita6669 Absolutely!

[@Janadu]

The killer was given a more compassionate death than he gave his victims. I'm sad that the so-called "friends" of these two kids thought they were doing a good thing by deserting them and never telling anyone where they were. We don't always think clearly or maturely as teens, but even as a teen I would definitely have told someone where they were. God bless the families of these kids and of all the victims of that ruthless rail monster.

[@rickcooley837]

I love Texas, they don't fool around concerning the death penalty

[@rashone2879]

What a name for a serial killer…Angel. How awful, so many innocent victims.

[@trentcruise3084]

Josef Mengele was known as the Angel of Death. More common than you think

[@kimmie020]

Bet he’s NOT an “Angel” now!

[@LeoInterHyenaem]

Angel and Jesus are two of the most widespread serial killer birth names in Latin America. I kid you not.

[@kimmie020]

@@LeoInterHyenaem I’ve noticed that the more Latinos names are spoken. Lol

[@Noname-oo9gn]

They are the fallen angel's and work for Satan.

[@rainbowpotion]

Posted on their anniversary.. They passed March 23rd. Hate they was taken so soon.. :(

[@iesha_irl]

Wow...March 23rd was jus yesterday. This was such a tragic story

[@soniagusby7363]

So sorry for the mom and daddy God bless them my condolences I feel for her because some one killed my son in a hit and run car accident. I am so upset it has been 6 yrs now on may 21 I hate that day. God let her son RIP RIP to my oldest late son I see you one day in Heaven

[@alial4122]

Very heart broken, story for the young couples,who just was engaged.god bless their soul.💔💔💔🖤🖤🖤

[@_ellasarpong_]

The ability of some people to kill several people just like that strikes me so greatly. So pathetic and gruesome. They'll definitely rot in hell 💥🙏🏾

[@awahsenorita6669]

I just wish these investigations could lead us at least to know what goes on in the minds of these serial killers when they re about to kill an innocent person. I m always so horrified at the way it ends without them asking those people the reason why they keep killing people for no good reason.

[@Gregory10000000000]

May their souls rest in eternal peace. May the victim’s parents find comfort…. Amen

[@angelaberni8873]

I find it shocking that delinquents lawyers tell their clients not to talk to the police. This should NOT be allowed !!!!

[@awahsenorita6669]

I was horrified by this statement as well. Eventhough he is already on the death row, his lawyers still advise him not to speak to the investigators. What kind of life is this? It s so unfair given that everybody already knows he s a serial killer

[@caleclayton1987]

Rest in peace all the victims of this evil monster

[@ElisPalmer]

Amazing police work! 👏👏

[@kellylavender7440]

The number one rule is never leave your friends . This is a prime example of why!! I know they could t of predicted this tragic outcome but fortunately evil is lurking in the shadows. Rest in peace 🤍

[@CollieneDawson-hw7bj]

How discusting that the soo called friends stole the car. 😢

[@aliray1868]

He was executed June 27 2006 in Huntsville, Texas.

[@mailucas9712]

Too sad 😔 😪😪😪 murder she solved all of you are amazing 👏 ❤

[@ebonimom6964]

I wonder if the so called "friends" that left them stranded without his car feel like sh*t now

[@andiwistrom3848]

One legged Bob?? I'm 💀 😂😂😂

[@nybsbfan18]

Those poor families... R.i p. Wendy and Jesse.

[@absinthefifi]

jesse's mom was so strong, i really felt so sad for her, having to look at the photograph of her son's body

[@pretzelmaker3122]

She didn't really have to. They had pretty much decided it was his body but she didn't believe it and wouldn't sign off without seeing it. I don't blame her for wanting to be sure, but she did opt to see the photo (cleaned up as best as they could) against their advice.

[@dr.calebrobbins.3177]

Other victims of the ' Angel of Death ' were defenceless older women who lived in close proximity to railway lines. Stalk them MURDER them eat their food steal from them then jump on the next train out. Glad he got the needle !!!!!!

[@raysha9932]

My son is also not street wise and while i love that he is shield i worry so much about him .

[@Love-pd8lz]

Such a sad story and some very bad friends that stole his car and left them to get killed

[@karenstyles2623]

As Ive said before youre better off alone than to get with the wrong crowd of people. Im just more reserved. I keep to myself.

[@susanreeve9430]

Young kids are never factoring in serial killers when they go on adventures and leave their families in the dark.

[@donniee.2238]

I always wonder if death is really a good punishment for someone so vile and vicious. It seems like the easy way out.

[@lottianne]

Many people say put them to death. I however feel that part of their punishment should be to rot in jail and suffer the consequences that come with committing murder. Jail is not a place that is easy to live. I think they should be locked in solitary confinement, with only the bare necessities, thus having no other human contact. Alright they are still alive, but they suffer. Death is easy, and they are not truely suffering. I definitely think death is the easy way out.

[@theresawarren8814]

Not if you know God will judge it's not the easy way out jail wouldve been bettet God doesn't play

[@emilye126]

March 23rd..God bless families...I'm so 😞 🙇‍♀️ 🙇‍♂️

[@caliden3785]

I'm confused....if that was my kid I would drive to pick them up.....very sad

[@ccasey1904]

It is said murderers cross a person’s path every 7 minutes. It is a dangerous world out there. Jesse had a habit of making poor decisions. When I was younger, that’s why people enlisted in the Navy. Grow up, see the world, get paid a bit and then the Navy will pay for your college after 4 years in the Navy, I think it was. So sad for everyone. Prayers and blessings going out to everyone.

[@jen3212]

Sounds like they failed not finding her sooner. They didn’t search using cadaver dogs.

[@cassieleigh8485]

His mugshot and other pics don't even look like the same person. Such a sad story.

[@Rosary716]

I wonder why they ran away.

[@marksmith7054]

it is so very sad that these 2 kids were taken so early in life.

[@pikeman80]

Sometimes the cops seem more interested in keeping the evidence than they are in keeping the person alive. If she went to a Hanson concert that would likely be fatal

[@Xxmilkshake202xX]

The parents should sue the friends who stole Jesse’s car.

[@jackielaird31]

I applaud the relentless work of these investigators , i really do but one of the 1st things that crossed my mind when they found Jesse's body was why are you not looking further up the tracks...like miles further This brings back memoris of the Caylee Anthony case and how she was found so close to home There is no way they even searched that area because they would have smelled decomp with her only being 17 feet from the road Its not just that or this case ...its many Time and time again i veiw cases where the missing or dead are right under their noses they just dont go far enough...

[@crystalclear6411]

There has to be a law stopping defense lawyers from asking a prime suspect not to talk to the investigating police.if not that guilty conscience got over the merendez guy, he wouldn't have confessed on his lawyer's orders.

[@noemibarrios4056]

My goodness this is so sad!

[@saphrondavis570]

Anyone who can go out of their way to play a prank like that should have some repercussions for their actions. Fined a price for the family.

[@farahfhh5457]

I wish people could stop giving false hopes & find a new hobby instead 😭😭😭 it is draining the Energy of cops & family members 😑😑 justt stopppp please...

[@LeoInterHyenaem]

Judging by the photos, Wendy must have been a very personable young woman.

[@simoneolivero5322]

Wait, why didn’t they use the cadaver dogs to find Wendy in the first place?

[@ceevee3714]

It's crazy how this monster just decided to get on a train and decide I'm gonna be a railway killer today and randomly just pick these young innocent couple.....Execution was the right choice...

[@kimmie020]

Best part - he was killed for his horrific deeds and I guarantee he’s NOT an “Angel” now!

[@lottianne]

I understand why they are put to death, but the convicted does not truely suffer, death is the easy out. They are put to death humanely and suffer nothing at all. All that happens is that are gone from this life. Just my opinion for what it’s worth.

[@marksmith7054]

I'm confused as to why at 17 yrs old he didn't have a DL and or car insurance, and at 17 yrs old he's not streetwise enough to be on his own.

[@claudiar.2213]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼closure is important .really sad .

[@cherylmaynard5657]

"Angel ' What a name to describe him....

[@TheNinnyfee]

Why would you stop your client from talking while he is on death row in Texas? It's not like it can get any worse than that, they are not famous for converting death sentences. You are just preventing the families from knowing where their kids are. The ring and the Winnie-the-Pooh watch of 16-year-old Wendy made me sad. She wanted to be so grown-up and married but was still such a kid that deserved so much more.

[@KCsFunHouse]

Wait, they get a distressed call believing it was their daughter and police wait until the following day to follow the lead? I’d have been in my car in seconds even if it ended up not being her.

[@veronicasanacion]

Sometimes I wonder if some, not all, of these psychopaths or sociopaths keep on killing so as to be caught and put away.

[@denisrailey777]

Does not pay to run away. Sad, young lives wasted. Together in death.

[@tarawehry7105]

How can anyone play such a cruel game