decades old cold cases that were finally solved | part two

justice isn't always swift, but these three cases prove that decades of patience can pay off.
[00:10] penney serra
[10:26] freddie farah
[16:35] patricia green
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[@consciousobserver629]

Penny's father was a dedicated, brokenhearted man. What a shame that he was only eight months shy of seeing his daughter's killer brought to justice! 💔

[@H.Liddell]

So sad, I feel for the little sister. She lost her mom, sister & Dad. Poor girl, I hope she's living a life with lots of love around her.

[@carolinerowles5951]

💔💔💔

[@janicesmith5974]

Crystalline Entity Eight months, but yeah, that sucks.

[@Trrippy_Shades]

Heart broken*

[@cathylanders6377]

😢

[@jayw115]

Always good to hear when the cases are solved, specially the older ones. Good job on the people who worked on the cases

[@bettymarcum8848]

A

[@tarifalston2069]

I totally agree

[@gionee7035]

Where you from??

[@loriannrichardsshinn6714]

Jay W. I so agree.i have a case myself.

[@shirleycaldwell2028]

7

[@Dasboot1992]

Props to John Serra for standing steadfast to the investigation. His perseverance and determination floored me to be honest. It's sad though he had to die before he found out who actually killed his daughter.

[@myunknownland9272]

So sad the father died before he found her killer.

[@mileshigh1321]

They had an idea who it was...they could have even just said, we think we got him! What harm would have that done! At least there was closure and justice was served!

[@myunknownland9272]

@@mileshigh1321 yes

[@morgancarmichael2386]

@@VioletJoy 👌 yes girl go OFF

[@lostinnevermore5354]

Morgan Carmichael and violet joy if you only knew how foolish your comments are you both would be humiliated and mortified unless of course neither of ye have any shame.

[@morgancarmichael2386]

@@lostinnevermore5354 god doesn't exist homie

[@karyannfontaine8757]

I recall the Penny Serra murder. My father and my aunt worked in New Haven and I always did my shopping there. Penny was close to my age and her murder frightened me. I wish her father had lived to see her killer caught and convicted.

[@Trrippy_Shades]

That’s not true

[@rayzorrayzor9000]

Many, many years ago my 1st wife was killed in our home . It seemed that I was the only suspect and for two years the police hassled me aswell as family disowning me . I had to move far away and start over . Finally I was visited by the police to inform me that my wife’s killer was in thier custody. This news did nothing to help me in my ongoing grief and I wanted nothing to do with the trial, I didn’t care what happened to the person that took my Angel away from everyone that loved her (destroying my life was inconsequential to losing the love of my life), However another two years past by and the accused wrote to me from prison informing me of what transpired on that fateful day. This single act gave me what I needed to finally move forwards and leave my deep depression behind . I won’t tell anyone what he wrote me as it is deeply personal but I believed every word he said cos it fit in with my wife’s caring nature, the things he said she done and said to him, was just my wife to a ‘T’ . My view about sentencing offenders is that more emphasis should be on what the family need rather than how many years the offender serves . This may sound controversial but after many letter exchanges I now understand the position my wife’s killer was in and the insane pressure he was under, (I don’t agree with the way he tried to solve his problems) , and as time is a great healer I will say this , I don’t feel sorrow towards him, my sorrow is for the loss of my wife, but I do however feel lucky that with everything I’ve been through with the police accusations and family disowning me, and even my deep depression ,that I never have felt the kind of pressure that my wife’s killer was under, I don’t think that anyone can say for sure how they too would act if that amount of pressure was put on to themselves , luckily like I ive said most of us will never have to find out . And to prove a point about people and thier behaviour know this , not one Policeman that accused me of my wife’s murder ever apologised , NOR did any family member or friends ever reach out to me to say they were sorry . These same people did ‘slate me’ for conversing with my wife’s killer. This says a lot about human nature, who is worse the killer that seeks forgiveness, or those family and friends who think they have done me no wrong ? (It was these people that sent me into my spiralling depression , the same depression that my wife’s killer brought me out of ) Those family and friends are no longer part of my life and my second wife’s family adopted me into thier lives as one of thier own and after my tradegy all I can say is that I’m lucky to have found not just another woman to love but also for the past 22years I’ve had the love of her whole family . I can’t say for sure the person who I would’ve turned out to be without my tragedy, but I will say this, I look in the mirror and think to myself that I am the luckiest person in the world, cos what I haven’t mentioned yet (because I didn’t want you the reader to be biased) my depression lead me down a path of drink and drugs, the only thing I knew for sure in them days was that I would at some point die from an overdose . My life changed the day I received that prison letter , so yes me may think that we are the masters of our own fate, but it’s funny how chance seems to influence that fate . RIP my Angel x

[@josi4251]

I'm so sorry for both your loss and the horrible treatment you received afterwards. One of my former students was a mere 17 years old and was accused of murdering her boss at the clothing store where she worked. The detectives of the St. Louis major case squad were horrific to her and other employees, even though it was clear that the victim had been raped by a male and that it later developed it was a former employee who'd been fired. There was no apology to anyone, and she suffered disrupted sleep and anxiety for months afterwards.

[@jedithekitten8891]

Serge I Wow, insensitive much? The original commenter makes perfect sense you troll

[@kathedison3887]

No words can tell you how sorry I am for your whole encounter. It happens a whole lot more than ppl think. But I'm sorry for your loss my friend.

[@mjg263]

It’s very unsettling how the police will often try to make someone fit a crime so they can close a case rather than keep an open mind and try to find the real suspect. Sometimes they get “tunnel vision” and refuse to look at glaringly obvious facts that point elsewhere, and when proven wrong not only can you forget any apology you are damn lucky if they don’t try to convict you anyway. Just watch any episode of Death Row Stories.

[@riverfox5581]

Bravo, man. My empathy is with you 💜

[@mjg263]

Poor John Serra, wish he had lived another few months to see his daughters killer caught. He never gave up to his dying day, R.I.P.

[@doubletroublerainbow10]

I like the way the information is formatted and presented; she lays out the story and information that remained stagnant for decades. And then, the breakthrough finding that closes the case. It keeps you guessing and helps the viewers to empathize with the agony of the case being cold for so long.

[@H.Liddell]

The 1st case is So sad, I feel for the little sister. She lost her mom, sister & Dad. Poor girl, I hope she's living a life with lots of love around her

[@okie-kan9240]

Yeah, he just found the gun. He was just wanted to show him the gun. He just got a sudden urge to rob the store. The gun accidentally went off when the victim swatted it . If it had went off as he said it did (which is HIGHLY unlikely), by swatting it, it would have pushed the gun away from the victim. Surely, he can do better than that, please.

[@richardcranium3417]

Pointed it at his head to “show” it to him. Lesson here is get away with it long enough and you don’t have to worry about it. He was so sorry he moved to New Orleans shortly after the murder.

[@jolienvsndijk]

@@richardcranium3417 his story was that he impulsively decided to rob him, not that he pointed it at his head to "show" him.

[@ladymaguire]

Penny Serra's killer was only 56 when he was arrested? The picture looks like he's in his 70's.

[@littleredwitch]

That’s what guilt does to you.

[@poopiepantsmcgee456]

It's tough in the streets.

[@tahiraj.2456]

Exactly

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

53

[@One.DeSanctis.]

@@LittleBlueOwl318 that just makes it worse, 53. I just have to ask, how many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop? (Edit: Footsie auto correct)

[@Dasboot1992]

I don't really care if Freddie repents and laments. Also I don't think the gun went off accidentally and even if it did, he is guilty either way owing to the fact that he had evil intention already. Dude got off very easy.

[@TheSammlung23]

He was clearly full of shit. His story was ridiculous.

[@lindamoser6317]

Too easy. Stiffer penalties r needed even the death penalty for repeat offenders. Nothing to thwart physcos from murdering innocent people any more. Drug offenders get more time than killers it seems. Detectives work hard to solve cases and the justice system slaps the wrist and sends them on their way. Crazy. Everyone needs to carry a firearm for protection these days. Especially today with all the riots going on.

[@Sara-rk1rj]

Remember he was 17 years old when he killed the shop keeper. It’s also plausible that the gun “accidentally went off”. If it was premeditated he would of had time to steal money and take the items he left behind.

[@BEETSEEKA]

All of you would be thrown out of jury for your biased views.

[@Dasboot1992]

@@Sara-rk1rj Have you never heard of 17 years old delinquents who would do anything for money?What kind of delusional world are you living in?

[@oceantiara]

Oh thank God it's Heavycasefiles, to take us away from the madness. Love listening to you and your most important work:) Thank you

[@christiegroves]

I am in Seattle, I know what you mean.

[@buggiebuild1]

Here from Florida ✌🏻😎😷, I wholeheartedly agree, especially the solved cases, be safe

[@Neverending1]

I am in North Carolina and I agree too. It's so hot today. It's nice to curl up with the a/c going and listening to her next greatest study. Thank you Heavy Casefiles. Your voice could calm a storm.

[@Emiliapocalypse]

Funny that so many of us turn to true crime to get our minds off other bad stuff.

[@janeE011]

Wow!! I can't believe someone finally did a story on Penny Serra! She was from my area and I think about this case whenever Im near the place where she was killed.

[@lealovesthesea]

Me too.

[@stephaniefarrar3133]

Why do they deny it despite their blood is all over the scene? Glad they got caught!

[@emzkoe3904]

Because sometimes they still get away with it...even when all the evidence is against them.

[@TheBeingReal]

One is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Upto the prosecution to prove the guilt. You, me, them all entitled to plead innocent.

[@kathedison3887]

Now a days you can't get away with nothing unless u don't know them and ur like serial killer going thru the states then u better hope u don't get picked up on cameras.. it eventually comes out tho as you see here..

[@richardclifford003]

I've interviewed murder suspects whose crime was captured on tape or witnessed by several witnesses who also claimed to be innocent. IMHO, it's an old song.

[@TheAssasin2525]

@Iam Notafan You hit that on the spot!

[@Punatik]

Patricia Green had a wonderfully warm & sweet smile. Glad her family, finally, got justice.

[@maraholmes3241]

I'm feel so sad for the Farah family. The sentence was not justice. How he could kill a man who had been friendly and kind is terrible.

[@pattihawks93]

Tracking down cold case evidence, and actually solving so many! Relief and closure for families who needed answers. Prayers and blessings for all the families involved.🙏🧡✌️ Many thanks to the detectives and officers who did such good work! ✌️🧡🙏✌️🧡🙏✌️🧡🙏

[@bigaitch8174]

The farrah family are better than me. I couldn’t trust myself in the same room as him

[@TheAssasin2525]

You got that right!

[@cuddlygoblin]

Yeah, I wouldn't have been able to forgive him especially as justice didn't happen. It makes me feel ill that his killer is 'beloved' by tourists. A murderer should pay everyday whether in prison or not.

[@chris-hu7tm]

All u want is why and be certain it was him over he sitting in prison not saying anything, totally understandable

[@bigaitch8174]

How many security guards does it take to get 2 coffees

[@gregdowle8031]

@Freda Jordan Isn't that the whole point of having two security guards? So one can get coffee while the other one stays and guards the place.

[@tebelshaw9486]

Lincoln's security guard was supposedly off getting a drink that night at Ford's theater.

[@enicoles119]

I bet they felt so stupid for missing that

[@alexisrhodes5869]

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[@babamoeensam7.1.14]

Well, that depends on how many security guards are there? In that case, it only needed 2.

[@littlefishiesinthese]

That’s so heartbreaking that Penny’s father never got to see the justice for his daughter

[@redacted9506]

Dr. Li was unable to tell Penny’s Father of the ‘ strong suspect’ while he lay on his death bed? No way, he had to have told him and maintains a front to the world. Wouldn’t blame him either.

[@pattysdaughter5639]

I am from New Haven and I remember this story. Her dad never gave up the fight for justice. I wish he would of lived to see the end results.

[@kf5435]

How screwed up is it when a murderer is described as a "beloved" street performer. He should have gone to trial and faced the death penalty.

[@flowerchild7820]

Poor Penny, stabbing is a horrible way to die. Sending peace and Love to her loving friends and family

[@richardbachman3957]

344 days for first degree murder ? I got 364 days when i was younger for driving on suspended license .......

[@Warriorprincess-d3p]

ya doesnt seem right

[@pickingwilddaisies945]

Pennys dads loyalty to his daughter made me cry so hard 😭 it was still his mission on his literal death bed. I Pray he was reuited with her and found peace with her by his side again. I also feel so bad for rosemary she lost both mother figures in her life, her mom & older sister. And her father was changed forever. So tragic for everyone involved

[@internetvampyr]

it broke my heart hearing that penny's fathers last request on his death bed was for them to not give up on his daughter. in the lovely bones, there's a quote that goes, "There was one thing my murderer didn't understand; he didn't understand how much a father could love his child." It definitely is true. i hate that he never got to see her killer brought to justice, but i know he's with his daughter now

[@crimsonrose1500]

Thank you for your hard work and bringing light to all the cases you cover. Its also good to hear when a cases is finally solved. Hope it brings peace to the families.

[@MzNewYork80]

Johnny Miller is the most annoying type of bad guy. He spins a story so that he is the constant victim. A compulsive liar. Makes me wonder what else he is guilty of. Probably a ton of bad things.

[@tebelshaw9486]

Become a famous street performer, and all of a sudden, you're a saint

[@madeleine9907]

An evil clown

[@johnnyrats7083]

I wish closure to all families affected by these evil people around this world

[@DollyPorterfan]

When Dr. Lee is assigned to a case, he gets the job done quickly, and he gets it done right! Dr. Lee is the smartest man I know in the forensic world. He never misses. I have the ultimate respect for Dr. Lee.

[@fernfreeman1729]

Until the OK Simpson trial where he lost a lot of credibility, his "something wrong" is still used today to ridicule something. Not good!

[@Silenceisgolden25]

I’m glad Johnny turned his life around but he got off light! I feel terrible for that family. The Serra story broke my heart. Her poor father! Patricia Green I hope you are Resting In Peace.

[@MrsRanchoFiesta]

Freddie was shot and killed by Johnny. Freddie had no life to "turn around" because Johnny took his life

[@deec411]

I remember seeing Penny Serra’s picture on the news for years. So glad it was finally solved. I find it very interesting that cold cases are very often solved after surviving family members pass away. I do believe they help from the other side. Sending prayers to her family and friends for their loss.

[@michelleprieur1]

Thank you for giving these people a voice.

[@anthonyhutchins2300]

His story sounds like BS... I wanted to show him the gun and then out of nowhere I wanted to rob him? Huh?

[@828enigma6]

Some people have extremely poor impulse control and judgement. This gets them into much trouble with law enforcement. That's why 79% of violent crimes are committed by them.

[@spitfirestake54]

It’s possible 🙄🙄

[@budahbaba7856]

@@828enigma6 what i don't understand is why 90% of women prefer to make a child with a violent felon as opposed to a man that will respect them.

[@astroprincet]

@@budahbaba7856 simp

[@mikemartinez7440]

Penny Is A woman that I admire , She fought him off and did not Scream helplessly, and the dad used the Money to search for his daughter's Killer,Much respect for that man.!! God bless

[@le_funk98]

Why would is be bad if she had screamed?

[@mikemartinez7440]

@@le_funk98 It would not be bad,it would be normal, Yet I admired the woman Actually pulling her knife and stabbing him ,and this is why I will have my kids be Carriers.

[@emzkoe3904]

How do you know she didnt scream?

[@mikemartinez7440]

Listen, I know what you guys know,general information, I come from 6 girls 3 boys ,I don't assume, or take any weird sides one way or the other,she fought and died and scarred that piece of crap..BRAVO

[@davy209]

Since robbery was the motive, I feel it was best in that situation to give them what they want so they can leave. But of course, that’s no excuse for murder and her killer deserves to spend his entire life in prison.

[@bradyblackburn7877]

The 2nd case just enrages me. He gets away with murder for 40 years, finally looks at facing justice and gets away with it AGAIN because the witness dies. He does less than a year, and gets to go back to a good life. Grrr.

[@ailleananaithnid2566]

@Brady Blackburn: First: As a prosecutor, if I ask a jury to convict I need to present them with EVIDENCE. If you were accused of something that you did not do but a witness claims you did (happens a LOT) how would you feel if I was determined to prosecute you? Then that witness dies, but i go ahead and prosecute you anyway. Hell, it's been 40 years since the crime & you've gotten to live pretty well! Do you think this doesn't happen? Witnesses make mistakes, they lie, their memory fades or evolves over the years. The WEAKEST cases are built on (eye witness) testimony. And jailhouse informants? 9/10 times their testimony is self-serving. Take a look at the people who ended up on Death Row & were later exonerated bc they were lucky enough to be cleared by DNA evidence. Further: Let's say that we KNOW you did it but the only witness dies. As a prosecutor, I say we go ahead anyway. The jury finds there's not enough to convict you and votes to acquit you. Double jeopardy means I can't try you again EVEN IF DNA is later matched to you & there’s no doubt that you did the crime. You want to live where there's no crime? North Korea has ZERO violent crime & there aren't any annoying defense attorneys, “librul” judges or that pesky "librul" thing called the Bill of Rights. I might even donate a few bucks to the "Relocate to NK bc we're tired of libruls" fund. Finally, and this is what non-lawyers do not get, offenders are sentenced under the laws as they EXISTED WHEN THE CRIME WAS COMMITTED. (Google ex post facto law.) Laws have been changed and now the US incarcerates more people than any other country in the world. That’s not limited to violent crime. If you ever wonder why we never have money to do anything positive - that’s a big reason. The US cuts spending for education, elder care, social services to put into building more prisons. Guess why the average American couldn’t pass a middle school science quiz.

[@MARLONdaman]

He had celebrity status!

[@pigslefats]

@@ailleananaithnid2566 The average American couldn't pass a middle school science quiz because the average American doesn't place his ass on a chair in front of a table and study for hours on end. Period.

[@ingridfong-daley5899]

OMG--I'm from New Orleans and I think I know that Uncle Louie guy! New Orleanians are amazing characters, but the colourful pasts often have dark shadows as part of the palette. It's like a poverty-carnival cycle of life. Wow. I forget how risky 'acquaintance-ships' can be... which is ridiculous for how much true crime I consume!! Awesome as usual, Heavy Casefiles!

[@carif7169]

This channel is my absolute favourite, always great content, great narration and usually cases I haven’t heard of with plenty of detail and imagery.The only downside is waiting for the next one... keep up the great work, love from Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@dalefarris1658]

I couldn't agree more, Caroline. As an early subscriber to her channel, I continue to be impressed with the very specific nature of her material as well as it's exclusive, superlative aesthetic.

[@BobMeyers]

Love these cases when the murderers are caught. With DNA, those who think they got away with it better think again and sweat the rest of their lives.

[@barbarahill4125]

Love to read about crime solved. Maybe one day JonBenet Ramsey's case will appear.

[@AustinTXSlasher]

I've not spoken much in comments on your videos, but I want to thank you for all of the hard work you put into providing us with these interesting caces and information. I always look forward to your videos. Stay safe out there!

[@shannonritz]

Alright! Gonna listen to this on my drive to work! Thank you for starting my work day off on a good note!

[@christiegroves]

Glad you have a job, make the best of it and enjoy your day. If you are an essential worker thank you!

[@Silenceisgolden25]

I concur Shannon. Thank you!

[@shannonritz]

TheDoePatrol I am indeed an essential worker. Keeping our natural areas open and clean for everyone's enjoyment!

[@ianstradian]

I lived and worked in the French Quarters for 4 years and watched Freddy Miller work the tourist crowds on Bourbon Street. This story blew my mind.

[@Digitalhunny]

@heavy casefiles. - Woman, I love you like family. Please, don't ever change who you are, your music or what you do here. Thank you _so_ much for all of your time & attention. Love you, _lots._ 💋🇨🇦

[@markwebster6018]

Love that you still keep these cases in the public eye 👍

[@tracishea5053]

defense attorneys: That DNA's been sitting around an evidence room for years! Any random guy from anywhere's DNA could've floated in there! juries: Um, wut?

[@zmbdog]

Or that the DNA has changed _so much_ over the years that it probably could've matched anyone it was tested against.

[@that1scot871]

I once had someone tell me that even if someone's DNA is at a crime scene, and it is only theirs and the victims. It could still be set up, therefore that person should not be held accountable. Because forensics are still wait for it 'too far behind to convict someone of a crime'. I said true it could be, however that would require a lot of planning or coercion to make that happen. However if someone has committed a crime with intent, then they should get the death penalty. They disagreed and said the death penalty should not be brought back ever. So if someone kills another person and they mean to do it. They should only get what a judge hands down as an 'agreeable sentence' for the crime being committed. So a persons life is only worth whatever shitty and useless sentence that some soft touch judge has decided is 'justice'. Especially if that judge has never been a victim of a crime. Sounds fair doesn't it? I also added that In spite of the fact that if someone kills with intention. And is a natural born killer. That person should be killed, not rehabbed. As some people say that no one person is born evil, now if anyone believes that they're delusional. And have clearly never heard of psychopaths, people who lack empathy. And have more capacity for evil than anyone else on this planet. I may be wrong, and I accept anyone out there proving it to me. But to conclude this, I was told that based on my views of how to deal with killers that I 'wasn't on this planet'. I personally don't believe that rehab can work, it only works if the person in rehab wants it to work. I do believe in the philosophy of life for a life. If anyone disagrees with me. Good luck rationalising all these murdered people on here not getting justice. Sorry for the long comment. I wasn't angry with you. Your comment just made me think of that.

[@Silenceisgolden25]

Thank you!!! No one had uploaded today and I’m tired and just want to lay around after the 4th and watch videos. Also helps me take my mind off the dismal numbers in Florida and the fact that so many 4 Th parties were held 😩

[@Morfeusm]

Lin R hope you’ll feel better tomorrow

[@Silenceisgolden25]

Morfeus thank you!

[@heathernikki5734]

Brooke Makenna did and she is very underrated

[@Silenceisgolden25]

A.C. A. Thank you 💙🌺

[@Silenceisgolden25]

A.C. A. Just subscribed. I consider myself a true crime connoisseur but I’d never heard of her. Thanks 🙏🏼

[@elgooges]

$6,000 raised for legal fees, so he got to have an attorney for like 11 minutes.

[@tebelshaw9486]

What ever became of public defenders?

[@Carol-D.1324]

Another awesome post! Thank you for the many long hours it takes to put these together.

[@alexdenton1073]

Thank you for doing these and not putting five ads in like some other unnamed KZbinrs who cover the same cases. ❤️

[@tinkpinkshorty13]

love when she does longer videos. Great job these are all cases I've nvr heard of

[@MANJYOMETHUNDER111]

That parking attendant was the ultimate 'not my job' guy.

[@buyerbware25]

Bloody hands while leaving? Sure, no problem. 🤪

[@DramaticChick]

Thank you for the updates! Love your videos!

[@roughcollies1811]

Wait so you don’t have to go to jail , if you confess to murdering someone now?

[@maraholmes3241]

That's the craziest sentence I ever heard of.

[@nonstoinky4715]

he claimed it was accidental.

[@JohnWilson-os5wy]

I find it extremely humbling that victims can and have forgave people that have caused so much pain in their lives.

[@peterpanassow7814]

Another fantastic but sad video. Thanks for posting.

[@robertryan2542]

Thank you for your hard work. I love these shows.

[@SHurd-rc2go]

Thank you. Your research and delivery are much appreciated.

[@StreetMpact]

Its crazy I have been to New Orleans many many times and have seen and gave that street performer money. It's like he's a human statue a mannequin just rozen in time while walking the dog it's actually really cool.. but that shows you just never know about people. Wow....

[@rebekahbridges-tervydis5054]

Another great job. I was impressed with the way the case of the store clerk had been resolved.

[@yaneizaperez2190]

Omg!! I'm from New Haven. I lived in New Haven since 1979. I go by Temple st. every single day. Never imagine that such horrendous crime occurred.

[@technoforever888]

Thanks for sharing with us...love it when cold cases are solved!

[@828enigma6]

There should be a system that automatically compares all unknown fingerprints from felony cases against known prints at a specified interval, say monthly or even weekly. If a hit was made, the system would automatically notify the submitting agency for follow up. A similar set up for DNA could be built, not just for direct matches, but familial matches as well.

[@jonathan___4684]

Not being mean here, but throughout the video I kept thinking it sounds like you're either about to cry or just cried?

[@ppena4128]

I kept wanting her to try to clear her throat; also, voice very low volume. (No offense meant, but hard to listen to....)

[@novocaine09]

"If they can't fix it in a minute or under, don't mention it"

[@jeweliannawisecarver7907]

@@novocaine09 they can definitely fix this.

[@StonedSammieSue]

In a previous video it was mentioned she has a lung problem.

[@StonedSammieSue]

@@jeweliannawisecarver7907 i didnt realize you could fix lung issues in a minuet. Are you the worlds best doctor? Can you cure cancer too?

[@kellymichaels3568]

Always good to have the answers as to why. Thanks for your research and efforts compiling these videos. 👍

[@horrortackleharry]

One thing I learn from watching lots of true crime videos like this: DON'T lead a messy life full of domestic abuse, violence, drunkenness and drugs. If you do, YOU'RE the person the police will turn to when there's an unsolved murder that needs a suspect.....

[@vermasean]

2nd on the scene! Loved your Solved case videos! I think that newer technologies will allow for more cases to be closed; I really hope there can be more funding for programs like Reverse DNA 🧬 & other technologies. Thanks for posting these cases HCS! 🏋️‍♀️🗄🗂’s 🕵️‍♀️

[@worldsmostmisunderstood8258]

Imagine a crowd gathering and watching this street dancer, not knowing his evil past , our dad's, pastors everyone has a past, some darker than others.

[@resourcetrafficking5819]

❤️ur show. the intro always gets me...soft, quite chords... then... BOOM. makes me 'jump ' every time

[@j.ascencion9552]

Your voice along with the background music complaintments each othher, Wonderful Channel 👌

[@pamelahomeyer748]

I was raped as a young girl by two unknown boys and it was very brutal. It happened in a public park and it was the summer between my second and third grade. I'm glad to see genetics and science solving these cases now. Because I am sure those young man went on to do more two other young girls. It does my heart good to see these soft cases

[@charleneibarra2416]

Omg I’m so sorry to hear that 🥺

[@ironox8480]

Freddy got off way to light. It's a shame he's still not in jail. You don't take some ones life and then get to spend 98% of yours free and easy. Sorry but he should be sitting in old sparky. I'm glad these are solved and I'm glad something was done but when some one murders some one and they get off like that, it just makes me want to vomit.

[@thecatatemyhomework]

He spoke of what a good guy the murdered man was. Then he said he felt like robbing the place, holding a gun to the victim. That is pure evil.

[@NannupTiger]

BLM folks are fully powerful now, even MORE so...

[@lindamoser6317]

I agree. Drug offenders get more time than these murderers. The death penalty should still be considered for murder cases. Maybe a stiffer penalty would thwart some of these senseless killings.

[@sunshine711sn2]

Keep at the amazing work /research!! Love ur content!!

[@grapeshot]

In the days before HIV and AIDS when you can just wipe the blood casually off a parking garage ticket.

[@christiegroves]

You still can, the Virus is not airbourne and will die rather quickly especially if it's dried it is dead, you would have to lick it or inject it or rub your eyes mouth or open wound pretty quick to get it, it's not like glitter.

[@grapeshot]

@@christiegroves like I said in the days before AIDS and HIV people were a lot careless around blood. If you had any open cuts on your hands there still could have been trouble. Viruses can live a number of hours outside of your body.

[@christiegroves]

@@grapeshot It started in in the 1920's in the congo so these cases are after that clearly. I have a different opinion about it thats all, I went to school and got a degree in HIV & AIDS Awareness and detection weird I know but it was part of a science degree I was going for. Clearly I am not going to wipe it on myself or eat it. It's more easy to get herpes or hep than this killer.

[@grapeshot]

@@christiegroves you would be surprised at some of the weird, idiotic and dangerous things people do. Like having covid-19 parties.🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

[@BobMeyers]

@@christiegroves "got a degree in HIV & AIDS Awareness and detection" Oh really? What university offers that degree? Never heard of it. One thing you should have learned is never be careless.

[@dayonpanyalai8583]

John Sarah..strong long life love of a father to his daughter...he finally know the end in heaven he meet Penny again

[@ZRanchLady]

Grant owned an auto shop & so did Penny's father. Grant had seen that car BEFORE. The attempted theft of Penny's dad's car was INTENDED with forethought, not a random event that just presented itself.

[@Cowgirlfrom_Hell]

Ooh yes so glad you uploaded!! Thanks for helping me relax 💛

[@noampitlik2332]

A year in jail for murder? WTF? Did he have the goods on the judge or something?

[@grammargestapo6654]

I don't care what events happened in Grant's life. The evidence speaks even if you can't or won't.

[@mjrchapin]

I recall that there had been additional details on the first case--that at one point they had checked hospital records for people who were there that day and that the killer had been--he had severe headaches because of his head injury.

[@stuartmorris7699]

I am so,so happy to see a video from you keep sending them to me...

[@jamesb.9155]

Did the guy convicted of Penny's 1973 murder, have that scar on his left wrist or not!

[@user-mv9tt4st9k]

The narrator said that he did.

[@TheAssasin2525]

Duh, weren't you listening, pal??

[@BrittMFH]

@@TheAssasin2525It's possible to miss a remark, you know. Be nice.

[@davy209]

I’m sure the guy who killed Penny did his best to not be a person of interest to the police and avoided her father entirely.

[@joansmith3296]

Its astonishing how little some people think about taking a human life. Sociopaths who kill just because they can, just because they felt like doing it. And they leave heartbreak for so many.

[@Curious-Irish-Angel]

I would much rather donate to your channel rather then give KZbin the money to avoid ad after ads .It probably would be more beneficial to you with all the work you put into your awesome channel. Provide a patron link and let's go...👍💚🤍🧡😇

[@jennymisteqq695]

I watch the ads if they’re under a minute so the Content Creators get the full amount of possible revenue. So I think people that have Ad Block are impatient and selfish, but never thought about how KZbin profits from the service, but of course that’s what’s happening. I applaud you for not wanting KZbin to get any of your money. I only wish everyone felt the same way. Also I wish the DOJ would get involved. They receive federal subsidies for some reason, but it’s supposed to be a Public Platform which it is for some and not others. I still can’t believe they kicked off someone as tame as Stefan Molyneau!

[@KBellaTruth]

Fully watched ad revenue is pennies.

[@ShastaAnn]

I'm so poor I can't spare even 10 bucks a month for something like Patreon, much less for every creator that I watch, so all I can do is watch their ads, so that's what I do!!

[@KBellaTruth]

@@ShastaAnn GOOD things are coming!!

[@seandelap6268]

At least justice was finally brought after such a long time there's still countless cases around the world where that hasn't happened yet and may never happen.

[@jackieacheson4928]

Penny's father was amazing. Very sad that he wasn't alive when the murderer was caught.

[@lady_p0ny]

Do I understand Miller was only 17 and that he may have killed by accident? yes, I do. But the fact that he denied ever being in the store but then telling the victim's family how much he used to go there just rubbed me the wrong way. If he was as innocent as he claimed, he wouldn't tell this bullshit story when arrested. This just goes to show that he is not to be trusted. Props to the victim's son, following him with that sign.

[@laurametheny1008]

Thank you HC. Please be safe.💔🙏😷

[@hotrodmercury3941]

No one accidentally kills someone like that. No one.

[@waderaney7]

Good presentation as usual,👍 that these are solved now😉

[@contessathecat6237]

Holy cow! I have pictures with the street performer! He got off too easy. Seems the most important thing to the family was to know details. They needed that closure

[@Baskerville22]

If 'Uncle Louie' was merely intending to show the gun to the store owner, why was it loaded ?

[@JohnDoe-wb4iv]

Very sad when cases go unsolved families go w no closure

[@Nettsinthewoods]

I like the narrators kind sympathetic and clear voice

[@madelaineseguin1490]

This is plain awful. It pisses me off. Killing someone for a car! So senseless!🤦🏻‍♀️

[@angelaortiz3406]

I’m glad they all got justice

[@MyMissingPeace]

The faces of the family members just make me so sad. Poor families ❤

[@vickinoeske1711]

So sad that Penny's dad never knew who was guilty. One thing I thought odd is the 9 floor parking garage. 9 floors!

[@starlight-jr3ge]

Louie’s trial hasn’t begun till he passes away and stands before God.