Forensic Files - Season 8, Episode 24 - Nailed - Full Episode

Just weeks before a witness is to testify against the man accused of sexually assaulting her, she is murdered in the front yard of her own home. Investigators immediately suspect her attacker, but they don't have enough evidence to prove his guilt.
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Forensic Files is the longest-running true crime series in television history. Evidence and interviews with experts help solve real crimes, disease outbreaks and accidents around the world.
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[@TreeSawyer]

I wonder if Peter Thomas knew that his work would be used more to put people to sleep than melatonin is.

[@bennylove9824]

His voice is the only way I fall asleep.. I put it on a high volume to jar him and hear the whole episode and still fall asleep.. Such a calming voice

[@VincentWilliams007]

Good question.

[@tamishawise527]

🛌❤

[@kellierichardson7223]

He just has the right voice for this.

[@debbyfox3768]

I thought I was the only one who was lulled to sleep by Forensic Files.

[@gloriaambrose2840]

Why are sexual predators even given bail before their trial date?

[@speakerz74]

well because you are technically innocent until you go to court, so you can bond out on any charge

[@heatherh.197]

@@speakerz74 thank you for that☺️

[@jaychild78]

All rapist and child molesters should get life in prison.

[@Wiikidmicky]

@@speakerz74 not any charge! If the court believes you’re a flight risk or an extensive danger to society, they can deny bail

[@lovebirdrica22]

even pedos get bail its disgusting

[@gloriaambrose2840]

Only 5yrs for sexual assault and released after 3? I don’t blame victims for taking justice into their own hands

[@scottymccurry9043]

9

[@Dulcimertunes]

Wood chipper time

[@kathrynshields8221]

VERY INADEQUATE SENTENCE...... SHOCKING THAT HE ONLY SERVED 3. JUSTICE PREVAILED IN THE END HORRIBLE PERSON.

[@southbronxny5727]

He didn't kill her, thats why he got a light sentence but he should've served the full term. No early release.

[@azurefoxbh9280]

its no contest so no guilty nor not guilty verdict the 5 years was reasonable

[@carryjeffrey563]

These episodes aren't unbearably long like some true crime shows which spend half of their hour-long episodes repeating information over and over again.

[@audreymuzingo933]

YES, made for hour-long spots on television with commercials, so the repeated information was to refresh people's memory if they forgot everything in those 2 minutes, LOL. And it seems even more ridiculous if you watch those shows without commercials, sometimes they literally repeat the same sentences of narration, where a commercial would have been in-between. Forensic Files is awesome. Granted some of the cases they've done were actually so complex and 'epic' in real life, that F.F. had to leave out some details just to fit it into the 22 minutes. -Those are ones where a longer documentary would be better. But at least F.F. doesn't treat viewers like we have the intelligence and memory of a goldfish, LOL.

[@Zachw2007]

You love Dave, right?

[@amyclare5377]

Can't beat the older "cable tv" crime shows we all grow up with.... forensic files is my fav, and not true crime but, I like Law& Order SVU as well

[@flyingchimp12]

I actually wish they were a bit shorter to be honest, you could fit it all in 15 minutes I bet. That’s a great show idea, I don’t know of something like that and it would be so easily watchable

[@calspace]

They used to do two segments per hour long show.

[@GlamRockCowboy]

David Paul Frediani's appeals have all been denied. He continues to serve his sentence of life without parole.

[@muffs55mercury61]

Good. He is still young enough(67 or 68) to be a threat to others if he got out.

[@stephaniek1076]

Good! Thx for that info.

[@nicomancinicorleone9768]

@@muffs55mercury61 he ain't going nowhere

[@sterlingsilver412]

Beautiful...

[@williamorich7531]

Lovely!!!!!!!!

[@Angel-Kitten]

It's sad to hear that a determined criminal was walking free and was able to inflict even more damage on his victim than the first time.

[@samsngdevice5103]

I think there are some laws out there where the state can get sued for negligence for letting people like this out. And then they come out with some new thing like Amber's law or Megan's Law or Mikey Mikey law or the snickerdoodle law or act

[@Ze_Moose]

I'm curious how in the world he tracked her down after moving? That's NOT public information so did someone from the department help him?

[@victorpeirce4753]

*Peter Thomas and Robert Stack were the best narrators in the business. 💯%*

[@kellyweingart3692]

*Peter

[@January.]

And BILL KURTIS

[@MORiverFishing]

Don't forget Keith Morrison

[@msmee0079]

The intro music is so serious yet so soothing...

[@mht4908]

The stupidest thing about criminals is that they kill to eliminate any witnesses, but as a result, they turn their 7-10 year sentences all the way to life in prison or even the death penalty

[@jennyavril1997]

I have this same yelling session with my TV all the time while watching these shows!!

[@flyingchimp12]

Well It’s not so stupid for those that ends up getting away because of no witnesses

[@Ze_Moose]

I'm curious how in the world he tracked her down after moving? That's NOT public information so did someone from the department help him?

[@felixwallace5041]

The nice thing about life in prison is 3 square meals a day, a roof over your head and free medical care. Maybe stupid, maybe smart..

[@charlieasplin5152]

​@felixwallace5041 and no freedom, horrible people around you, no sex (you might get raped by another inmate but you get the point)

[@birdiechidambaran5132]

The punishment of 5 years imprisonment later being reduced to 3 years appears ludicrous and absurd... Is this the respect we pay to ladies' safety and security?

[@muffs55mercury61]

Some states one can get away with anything while others throw the book at you. People have got more time for possessing marijuana in the past.

[@thl205]

In the 80s, I don't think rape sentences were that tough

[@a.j.2536]

Yes. Lol

[@synergisticcollusion134]

@@thl205 Correct! Most often the rapist got a maximum of a "slap on the wrist" - and a secret fist-bump/high-five between him and the male detectives behind closed doors. The VICTIM, on the other hand, was usually harassed, repeatedly VIOLATED by the detectives, blamed for the attack, accused of lying, and many were even CHARGED for whatever the detectives could concoct, based on information they KNEW wasn't true or stuff they'd made it up!💯💯🤬🤬

[@sfletch3042]

@@thl205 Neither are they today sadly.

[@markluni4234]

So many criminals stage a scene to look like a robbery, then don't bother to take anything.

[@jackwhite277]

Every rape survivor’s nightmare!

[@susannwambugu4939]

😢

[@ohhipeter]

This poor woman. A nightmare repeating itself

[@iwatchyoutube.2790]

RIP to Peter Thomas best voice ever. It so suspenseful.

[@msbunnymrabbit]

A bunch of people mentioned about Forensic Files being listened to at night to fall asleep to. That's hilarious, because I thought I was the only one that did that and apparently it is "a thing".

[@VincentWilliams007]

You aren't the only one. I've heard and seen them all.

[@BLUE_OCTOBER-TRIX]

Who used to love watching these while going to sleep growing up I always love the narrators voice and the strange music there’s something nostalgic about these episodes

[@mark7831]

I still do 😆

[@BLUE_OCTOBER-TRIX]

@@mark7831 Rotfl 🤣 Right I was while writing this

[@ThanaBrunges-mx7ji]

I never got to watch them unless I b stayed over with my friend who taped them. We both worked 3 - 11 pm 😅

[@actionsammy1]

I'm still wondering just how the hell was he able to track her down. That was never revealed. Sure, there are literally dozens of ways he could've learned of her exact whereabouts but either way would've taken a lot of effort unless he found a friend of hers in San Francisco and somehow forced that friend to give up her address.

[@greatestnitemare6626]

If you're dedicated to get someone, you will at all costs. The subhuman loser had a lot of time on his hands to find her.

[@cara4226]

Phone book

[@portlandgoose4727]

She was a relatively well know biotech executive. Her switching to a new company was probably big news within the industry. From there, all he probably had to do was stakeout the company’s office building and follow her home once he found her. That’s one way. I’m sure there were others.

[@Iwantmymtv]

Ubelievable that he was set free in the first place and was able to enjoy his life like nothing happened for 10 years. So sad that her parents and her husband didn't live long enough to know about his conviction.

[@csantos9173]

Sexual assault and pedophilia have such light sentences because the rich/famous/influential know one day they will get caught and don’t want to spend to much time in jail. That’s really why. Law markers think well one day I’ll get caught, so I should make it a very minimal sentence

[@nellionthetellie]

Facts!

[@dianebutler5096]

He was a repeat offender and his crime escelated from sexual assault to murder. Helena was young and brilliant. Its so tragic that her life was cut short. This evil sick monster only got 5 years for the sexual assault and only served 3. He walked around free for 10 years before forensic evidence proved his guilt. Helena fought for her life. Its sad that her parents and her husband dod not live long enough to see justice served.

[@VincentWilliams007]

Just this little tidbits of her, seems like she was brilliant.

[@martinkirugi254]

Why would a sexual assault convict be released before the trial date?

[@Classicalliberal85]

He wasn't convicted yet, she was murdered while the trial was occurring. She was killed bc freidini didn't want her to testify against him

[@nnyv0040]

If he never got in a car accident they may have never pieced this together! rip helena. and to her poor husband who always knew it was David.

[@SpaceEag11]

The nails would still be a examined and compared. The accident doesn't really mean much. He may have had a friend there and was visiting him. We know now that's not true but only in retrospect. The blood under the nails were undeniably his . They open cold cases periodically I think because they are still unsolved no matter how many years have passed.

[@honda443]

Another thing to note, this case was also featured in an episode of Cold Case Files around the same time this episode of Forensic Files was originally aired, it wasn't the original investigators who discovered his car accident, it was the cold case team who found out about that years later

[@alexluce4907]

i saw her story again.. what a vengeful living human. Poor lady.

[@narimannourizadeh3693]

She lost so many things poor lady but one thing they did, is that they put him in a jail for rest of his life they did a very good job

[@nononsense5182]

Condolences to the deceased husband & family 👉👌 The detectives and forensic professionals had patience and "NAILED" THIS GUY👏💯

[@paintingwithrosev741]

If someone commits a sexual assault, why the hell are they getting out of prison 3 years into a 5 year sentence??? Tf is wrong with this system.

[@kameeI]

george soros

[@VincentWilliams007]

California at its best.

[@beatrixbrennan1545]

Most people in the system are pedophiles themselves.

[@5.0alex]

Bro got into a car accident and ruined his own plan 😭💀💀

[@mrsyoungdolph3755]

Most men are terrible drivers lol

[@imetyourmother420]

You sound like ur sad he's plan failed.

[@January.]

@@imetyourmother420 *HIS plan

[@imetyourmother420]

@@January.😂😂 yeah thank you spell check & grammar police.

[@tooge47]

the moment she was murdered ,why did the cops not go find him right then and there to examine him for wounds she inflicted ?

[@mbaluan3894]

This brilliant lady was assaulted by the same jerk twice!!!! How Terrible……..RIP to both of them.

[@emilysansone1861]

Wouldn't they have been able to see the scratches on his face??!

[@muffs55mercury61]

Hats off to the cold case units. Many relatives are dead as in this case and the media forgets but the cold case detectives do not. Justice served. Helena can be considered a trailblazer or a pioneer in that she was one of those who were working on the science that later convicted her killer and many others after that.

[@karengiorella2690]

Poetic justice.

[@prorespluscom]

Amen

[@greatestnitemare6626]

The system failed her. Disgraceful that the subhuman rapist was out on bail. Wtf did they think was going to happen?

[@christinesimpson6529]

What a truly tragic tragic story Helena would have known why he was there the second time I'm sure this is why some victims either don't come forward or drop the charges through fear Helena had the guts to pursue the charges and paid the ultimate price but who would have known this POS would resort to murder her husband would have had a broken heart as well This shows what a coward he is I hope other prisoners take full advantage of it

[@bridgetboggess8273]

This is why I get furious when people actually wonder why women don't report their sexual assaults or wait years to do so. Uh, because they literally have to be scared for their lives, in some cases. It's so sad that the world lost someone like her, and so young.

[@AxmedBahjad]

The authority didn't say how he'd found that the family had moved from San Francisco to San Diego (500 miles). And how he'd got their address.

[@stephaniek1076]

They said they didn't know. However, a person with his sociopathic traits almost always finds devious ways to get info that they want. I recall that he was an accountant, so perhaps he had his inroads and found a way to track her through tax or employment records.

[@emeraldqueen1994]

5 YEARS FOR A SEXUAL ASSAULT - THAT’S ALL HE GOT?! AND WHY DID THAT MONSTER ONLY SERVE 3 OF THE 5 YEARS?!

[@warriormanmaxx8991]

@Emerald Queen - DID YOU WRITE TO THE JUDGE TO FIND OUT WHY?!? IS YOUR CAPS LOCKED BUTTON STUCK?!? Or do you YELL at people in daily life as well?!?

[@stephaniek1076]

He pleaded no contest.

[@kaseyhadd4036]

Mr Peter Thomas & forensic files my nightly lullaby 💤 rest easy friends

[@reginablake2716]

yes I love his voice he puts me to sleep soothe me with his lullaby voice I'm not the only one WOW

[@seanmcclure]

People who sexually assault women should never get out, ever. They cannot be rehabilitated and if the opportunity presents itself and they think they can get away with it they will do it again.

[@tvs9978]

Same with pedophiles. I don't understand why they are released

[@sfletch3042]

Absolutely!

[@tymom9313]

Castrate them

[@greatestnitemare6626]

People who sexually assault ANYONE*** There. Fixed it for you.

[@lafaynecallahan7189]

Yes

[@thomaslapins6022]

I don't fall asleep. I very much enjoy his voice and presence 🐱

[@minarostai9335]

Polymerase Chain Reaction! Was teaching my daughter last night about DNA Base Pairing and told her that someone got Noble prize for PCR: she said “yeah, they stole the idea from a woman”. Might have been this Poor lady! To me she is the Noble Prize winner.

[@craigime]

he didn't steal anything from her

[@peterwrooke]

Perhaps your daughter was referring to Rosalind Franklin whose research was vital to discovering the structure of DNA. Tragically, Rosalind died quite young and the 3 men she worked with were later awarded the Nobel Prize. Her contribution was ignored and the men became world famous. I wish you and your daughter all the best.

[@TH-nc7ke]

Not true. PCR is a supremely original invention by Kary Mullis. This was one of the few inventions in history where you couldn't really trace it to anyone else

[@bettychrupcala6253]

I love these shows..They are keeping me entertained as I'm on bedrest under doctors orders for a bloodclot in the back of my knee.I would be so bored if not for these shows on my phone !! Thank You so much..

[@59Alaskan]

Hope you heal swiftly with no after ill effects🌺

[@NikkiLeigh85]

Hope you heal soon, have a happy New Years. 💖

[@babagandu]

You are welcome from the FilmRise team. Like, share, and subscribe !!

[@gloriaambrose2840]

Wishing you a speedy recovery

[@emilyi771]

how scary. hope you’re ok!

[@777MAG]

I labeled gen-probe specimens in the lab I worked for, for years. Small world. RIP✝️tragic story, very sad.

[@TheTmat007]

This monster put the poor woman to hell.

[@kathrynshields8221]

TRAGIC CASE.....so sad😪

[@benmakenzie5481]

Better than any bedtime 🌙 😴 story

[@ji8698]

Unbelievable how stupid does one have to be to kill somebody to cover smaller crime

[@imetyourmother420]

Cause, I think, some people would rather go to prison for murder than for rape. I believe you understand why.....

[@spikenomoon]

How did they miss a Teapot?????

[@docbailey3265]

Because it was short and stout.

[@steelycubsfan3460]

This has got to be one of the saddest stories on this show. Not only did this woman get killed by a despicable predator, her parents and husband also died not long after and never got to see justice being served.

[@hendrickschipper2938]

Remarkable,one of the best forensic episodes

[@steelhurricane4041]

She was a brilliant Doctor.

[@CowSaysMooMoo]

What did she cure you of?

[@steelhurricane4041]

@@CowSaysMooMoo I'm just agreeing with the people who knew her and her career. Seems to me, she's a pretty smart lady.

[@imetyourmother420]

​@@CowSaysMooMooDid she have to cure someone for you to know that? And if you listened it wasn't like she was an ER doctor so ur comment is coming off as hella petty just saying... smh

[@CowSaysMooMoo]

@@imetyourmother420 My point is, if you didn't KNOW her or have her TREAT you, you're just GUESSING. You call it petty, I call it accurate.

[@imetyourmother420]

@@CowSaysMooMoo 😂😂 call it what you want, doesn't change anything but okay I'll leave you to ur wishful thinking

[@bratsjay9535]

Knowing that the victim had scratched the assailant, did any detective thought of checking and photographing Biriani of potential scratch marks on his body??? Despite his alibi at the time he was the guy who had motive to kill.

[@walden6272]

You would think Biriani would be the first obvious suspect instead of her husband.

[@brandonallen3808]

@@walden6272 That was probably the mistake they made. They focused on the husband.

[@carlosplascencia2373]

They also did not have probable cause because the killer lived in San Fran.

[@douglaidlaw740]

One cannot examine just anybody without a Court order. That is the rule that applied while the USA was still a democracy. Applying to Court repeatedly for each suspect would increase police expense astronomically. Was it a breach of his bail conditions to travel so far?

[@fokkerd3red618]

Lousy investigation. He must have had scratches all over.

[@zuzellogan5613]

I remember these shows on the Discovery channel same as the FBI Files……I just wish they would have them again on TV. They are all great shows and they will have a big audience watching them. Hoping that these shows return to TV one day.

[@Bunzilla22]

They are on HLN all the time

[@winterbreezeofrainclan]

There's a channel called Escape that plays this sometimes and other shows kinda like it

[@sfletch3042]

Forensic Files II has new episodes now. They also rebooted Unsolved Mysteries. Enjoy!

[@Uss997]

How did he know where she had moved to?

[@Dovietail]

An 8th grader could find anyone in 10 minutes on the Internet. Before that, it took a trip to the library--but that's it.

[@nataSoN]

By watching this show and improving on late night hobby tactics.

[@zuzellogan5613]

I don’t care what type of crime these perpetrators commit……. what I care is that sentences are getting shorter and shorter and these evil criminals are getting away with murder, literary. Back in the day, there were sentences for 50 years, 90 years, etc etc. but today??? More and more criminals are walking free integrated back into society to continue their criminal careers because of “shorter sentences” which is a joke. SMH. My opinion, anyway.

[@udhaya1srinivasan198]

Zuzel logon, these days the bad peoples out number the good ones. At this rate, the world will become a prison and in prison cells, good people will have to stay protected from the bad peoples who are outside.

[@lovebirdrica22]

i thinks its because the prisons are full

[@ProudBostonian]

You can thank liberals/leftists for that!! They’re the ones who LOVE letting criminals back out to reoffend, just look at NY, LA, Chicago, Detroit etc!

[@tymom9313]

Yep and pretty sure the US will become more like the UK. 8-15 year's for murder

[@superpixelated7354]

More taxes are needed to run the economy, so all should work rather than eat

[@terriaki1273]

Poetic justice if you ask me. Sad but in the end her work solved her murder

[@fishingpinky3165]

Best crime show ever. I have watched many over and over plus they help me go to sleep. I think its Peter Thomas' voice.

[@brigittecaron2081]

i love those story....where the victim solve her own murder...!!! brilliant....

[@tonneiquemiessek7822]

I like the PCR that mutates. Forensics is awesome today. When will they learn you can't get away with it?

[@VincentWilliams007]

I would have love to know Helena.

[@mysterywriter888]

I thought the same thing! She sounded interesting and like a woman with class.

[@zuzellogan5613]

Helena was a great scientist being so intelligent and had a great future ahead of her in a good company. Her future was bright for her if it were not for David Frediani’s vile and diabolical actions to murder her so she couldn’t testify against him. He thought he was not gong to prison because of the sexual assault against Helena, but he was wrong, dead wrong. It is good to know that he was convicted and sent to prison. Rest in peace always Helena. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@January.]

"Being intelligent and a great scientist", but left her window open at night.

[@imetyourmother420]

​​@@January.o ur blaming her? Nice. You DO realize that people left their windows open and doors unlocked cause things were hella different back then? Crime rates were very low compared to today so yeah. Leaving her window open was cause she felt like she would be safe, not cause she WANTED to get murdered. Next time you wanna be petty just think a lil further than ur forehead.

[@January.]

@@imetyourmother420 Anyone in the U.S. who leaves windows open on the first floor while they sleep lacks common sense, 50 years ago or in 2023. DUH.

[@imetyourmother420]

@@January. This didn't happen in 2023, BRUH.

[@January.]

@@imetyourmother420 50 years ago or in 2023

[@janicescott7338]

This one is too horrifying for words that she moved away and he found her!

[@susansage7218]

I’ve heard this one before, but listening to it again was no problem. Such a tragic case.

[@verityowens9638]

Unbelievable how can.you be so unlucky.Who gets attacked twice

[@mysterywriter888]

That is why many women who are raped never report it!!!

[@imetyourmother420]

​@@mysterywriter888*people. There fixed it for you.

[@imetyourmother420]

And you can since obviously there are sick people in the world. Don't blame the victim...

[@joeylamuel5828]

That is not unlucky. Just unfortunate.

[@leetraviusmckay314]

Helena gave herself closure 🧪

[@charlieasplin5152]

Watching on a VPN from the UK as we don't get FF on KZbin. American ads are wild 🤣

[@karmashimuzu6271]

She was beautiful so sad for her family

[@shabeenashaffie5318]

This show is a sleep medication for me i watched till i sleep then wake again and watch again ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@mythoughts67900]

I have a few questions here I hope someone can clarify me : First how could he travel to San Diego while he was out on bail? As I know, someone who is out on bail is not allowed to cross state. So if he is using a different identity how could police place him in the incidence spot. The car involved in an accident doesn't mean that he was the driver. Secondly, how can he be freed even with the physical finger print evidence that matches him? She couldn't identify him due to his mask and lack of lighting but that's okay since the physical evidence is more important than that. Still why couldn't they charge him?

[@totalpefectionisto]

They did charge him and the case was set to got to trial and that's why he killed her. Also, the trip from San Francisco to San Diego is not crossing state lines.

[@zuzellogan5613]

Shawn Carter. First, San Diego is located INSIDE the state of California, this is how David Frediani traveled from San Francisco to San Diego.

[@zuzellogan5613]

Shawn Carter. Secondly, Investigators and prosecutors couldn’t charge this perpetrator, David Frediani, because at that time, DNA didn’t exists and if they performed any kind of testing on Helena Greenwood’s nails, it would have destroyed the little evidence they had, which later on, when DNA was available, proved to convict this murderer. This is why David Frediani couldn’t get convicted in the first place…..only after the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) was available, this man was convicted. PCR is a type of testing that duplicates very tiny, almost invisible to the human eyes blood specks making it possible to test and get DNA results.

[@nononsense5182]

@@zuzellogan5613 I'm so happy people like yourself actually LISTEN to the details of the story!!! (Meanwhile, someone in the comments is always confused😖)

[@Juxtoposethevision]

Hot tea kettle on window sill? Weird

[@warriormanmaxx8991]

Hey @Travis Smith - Video did not state the tea kettle was "hot." Do you read into things much in daily life, too??

[@brandihennington4704]

Why did they let him out on bond if it wasn't for that the murder probably wouldn't have happened...

[@sarahjoyal6713]

Peter Thomas is the sandman

[@RawOlympia]

thnx always ~

[@dineshramjiveera9540]

"Peter Thomas" was the heart of "The Forensic Files".

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload!

[@KRyan-gn5uw]

They missed the teapot. Wow

[@123haninhk]

Is that the same prosecutor who prosecuted other cases? Wow, he was an amazing prosecutor being featured on this show several times.

[@canterburytells9770]

Why did they name this episode "nailed" 🤣

[@MizzMetallikat76]

Cos he got nailed with science she was working on lol

[@wordlyvibes461]

This alibi of being 500 hundred miles away should not make us believe that the suspect cannot take a small plane somewhere and land anywhere after one hour of committing the murder.

[@stfuplsok]

*Scorsese

[@wordlyvibes461]

@@stfuplsok DONE, thankies.

[@mysterywriter888]

It's like Robert Kennedy's alibi that he wasn't involved in Marilyn Monroe's murder. He was in SF, and she was in LA area. But there are reports of him arriving at a small airport and people in the area saw him near her house that night. He was very distinctive so there are not many people who look like RFK!

[@wordlyvibes461]

@@mysterywriter888 yes.

[@subhashcs8553]

why do Americans have such kind of windows anyway? we have windows with iron bars running across (even the main door of my house is of iron but this is not common). I thought that it was the same all over the world until I started watching Forensic Files. For a country with such crime rate and where people live solo or as a very small family you should take steps to safeguard yourself.

[@phenomenalwife5380]

Simply outrageous

[@mercykabila5968]

Poor Girl

[@jldisme]

He is serving a sentence of life without the possibility of parole.

[@janicescott7338]

Wow, how many more did he kill? What a true monster.

[@vuksgitau]

When I heard Olive skinned. I figured Italian.

[@babagandu]

Yeah Italy is famous for olives

[@freethinker1378]

I heard olive complexion

[@primaveraitaly5002]

What a stupid comment! There are many nationalities with olive skin!

[@really5453]

@@freethinker1378 That's where the term comes from, Mediterranean olive harvesters

[@freethinker1378]

@@really5453 really? No pun intended! Seriously though, I didn’t know that. Thanks

[@tintinhickey5869]

There’s something to be said for having speedy trials ….. the time period between the arraignment and trial allowed the killer to track down his victim ….

[@jomarjun8131]

many crimes will never be solved in the far east portion of the globe.

[@rainman3008]

This is what I listen to every night to fall asleep for the past 4 years ... !!!!

[@KimberlyBishh]

Justice delayed is justice denied... This case is no different other than the ending..👍

[@zuzellogan5613]

David Frediani looks like a very bad guy and he is. He was convicted to life in prison which is good. Justice was finally done to this young scientist and to her family.

[@stfuplsok]

yeah the hot Chicken Biriani.

[@portlandgoose4727]

Can someone please help me understand how it took 10 years for investigators to notice that Frediani had been in a traffic accident in Southern California just days before this poor woman’s murder???

[@blackblack905]

They miss to check the suspects body,,,

[@tymom9313]

She was a witness in trial but she couldn't identify him

[@MizzMetallikat76]

They had this asshole's fingerprints so they had him anyway!

[@yuzutachibana8332]

Forensic bring us Justice ⚖️.

[@trevornewland6457]

The criminal injustice system

[@Cocobrain26]

Imagine if her friend never found the teapot and thought to give it to law-enforcement as evidence... kind of sad

[@manooch]

Even if I hadn't watched the video , and only just saw his picture at 18:07, I knew something was wrong with his eyes. evil!

[@MrSoorajsurya]

Why were/are American homes generally so low on security.... ? Getting into these homes seems way too easy... To compare, even poor households in the Asian subcontinent have solid wooden doors and windows with steel grills embedded in them.

[@nicholasshade]

Very interesting. I love the deceaseds name.❤ Helena Greenwood. Her name is so PRETTY. PRETTY like a tiger.💛

[@fanelfabien2795]

He Feed Forensic Files Cigarettes.

[@DylanDkoh]

I remember watching this when I was like 11

[@theprosthecons4315]

Where did accountant Helena's killer David Frediani work?

[@warriormanmaxx8991]

@The Pros & The Cons - why do you need to know where he worked?!?

[@theprosthecons4315]

​@@warriormanmaxx8991 work adds frame of reference to to digest the story. eg public accounting in tax, audit consulting; private or public company or non-profit as cfo or controller, finance etc,?

[@warriormanmaxx8991]

@@theprosthecons4315 - the producers either did not know, or due to time constraints left info out. David's father should have used a condom on the night of conception, then flushed condom down a toilet !!

[@katlegomoraka7458]

This episode need 4 more views then it hits 1 million