Forensic Files - Season 10, Episode 13 - Crash Course - Full Episode

highway patrolman was dispatched to what he thought would be a routine traffic accident until he looked in the car. While he had no formal training in forensic science, he had seen hundreds of accidents - but never as much blood as this.
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[@dianaroach3093]

Great cop. He never gave up until the truth came out.

[@matthewmillburg3933]

Yeah he will never last

[@stokes2672]

@@matthewmillburg3933 boo

[@labauer5314]

I agree. That's rare (my opinion, based on my experience, it won't last, I sure hope I'm wrong)

[@labauer5314]

@@matthewmillburg3933 unfortunately, I agree. Sad. (The proof for YOUR COMMENT is that he was the only one)

[@tanya5322]

@@matthewmillburg3933 Since I’m a Minnesota resident, I was curious… so I did some googling Looks like he served another 10-11 years before retiring after 24 years of service. «I have been fishing the lakes of Voyageurs National Park since 1978. My family bought a resort on Lake Kabetogama in 1984. In 1986, I started guiding part time and spent almost all of my free time on the lakes. I served the citizens of MN as a Minnesota State Trooper for twenty-four years, including being a member of the SWAT team for thirteen years as well as a K9 handler and trainer for ten years. I retired the spring of 2013 to guide full time. » You can apparently now hire him to take you fishing.

[@touchofdumb]

The only update I could find on the web: “He was released in 2014 after serving 11 years and moved back in with the same woman he was having an affair with.” The scumbag walks freely among us. Outrageous.

[@summersend713]

That is disgusting.

[@ms.miraclewalking982]

Wow that's sad that evil demon should of got life in prison without the possibility of parole. Know freaking way the evil demon should be walking around a free man living his life.

[@poopcock592]

that guy was my mother's boss...... an absolutely vile man.

[@nocomment3677]

Only *11 years?!* That's outrageous! Low level drug dealers can get more time than that

[@toscadonna]

The mistress is really a low life. She must have known he was gonna kill his wife and was happy about it.

[@adelasposito7642]

We need more cops like him!! He seems like a kind hearted guy 😊

[@stokes2672]

Most cops are, hun

[@thechinavirusmadeinchina3811]

That we sure do, he's a damn good cop :)

[@uzbekistansiberia8546]

yes just basic logic. investigative , good cop work. thank you. take a 2nd look thank you.

[@manuelmoraleda9684]

Amen to that !

[@manuelmoraleda9684]

@@stokes2672 Agree, most of those that got in the news are the exceptions however.

[@Ledognatripus]

Good on the patrol guy for genuinely caring for this lady and wanting to get to the truth

[@minarostai9335]

High level of respect to this officer and to that doctor who spent many many hours on the crash site and the crime site than with their children and family only to speak for the victim; you have my eternal respect!

[@hestergreen2031]

Remarkable highway patrolman. Such a wonderful investigation. We need many more patrolmen like this excellent person.

[@kevincourtney7312]

Live near there and drive this road regularly and I can honestly say Rt 95 is a dangerous road at night and in bad weather much worse. People do drive way too fast.

[@CammieInOz]

@@kevincourtney7312 that may be so but this was not an accident.

[@cynthiapressley8455]

This is one of my favorite episodes. With all that evidence in the vehicle, I can't believe they said it was an accident. That was A LOT of blood!

[@tobiasandrews3778]

Mine too. I watch it a lot. That Mr. Snyder is a hero.

[@shellyjoubert4856]

This is what a cop looks like Mr Schneiderman. His instincts were on point! God Bless You Mr Schneiderman!🙏🏾

[@djc9755]

His surname is Snyder but yes, he deserves a lot of accolades!

[@prorespluscom]

True hero. Takes his commitment to protect and serve seriously. God bless him and others like him!

[@billwindsor4224]

Officer Tony Snyder has great judgment and persistence. Good for him.

[@salmajama9431]

Amazing cop. He must be detective 🕵️‍♂️

[@MohamedAJama-mz5dy]

GOOD OFFICER

[@ItzJustMia]

What a hero! Thanks to his years of experience, he was able to see beyond the car accident and help solve the case! What a man!

[@vibhavagarwalla8718]

Sharp, attentive, determined and compassionate. What a cop!

[@eugeniasilva8064]

This police officer have done such a great. Was not for him this piece of poop would have walked free. Thank you sir, you were the life of this investigation

[@dennisemurray7020]

Great job officer. Condolences to the family.

[@meghanhertzog2426]

God bless that highway patrolman! 🙌🙏🙌💞💞💞🙌🙏🙌 He chose to step out of his comfort zone and push the investigation forward!

[@bluesioux9538]

Isn't it interesting that the trooper was greatly disturbed from the beginning yet he couldn't say why...and because he stayed with it, a murderer is behind bars. Kudos & thankfulness!

[@4cornersportsny]

Amazing, great by the cop by trusting his gut and trying to unveil the truth

[@MrStrictlykush]

Yup most would give up after an false autopsy report

[@sarabpreetkaur3360]

The husband served only 11 years. Came out. Married his girlfriend and is now enjoying life. Debra's life was only worth that according to law. R.I.P Debra.

[@lynnstevens1333]

Thanks for the update. Strange but true of how fool you do have to be to married someone who killed his own wife. Gee.

[@jameso.6138]

Pathetic

[@wynottgivemore9274]

He'll eventually have to pay for his crimes ,sins...we all will...

[@zuzellogan5613]

sarabpreet. A true miscarriage of Justice that this evil man called Steve, wax hice. 30 years and was paroled after 11 years in prison. Not right and not fair. Steve is alive with his former mistress now wife, while Debra is gone never to come back to life. Very disgusting and disgraceful that this evil man Steve, served only 11 years in jail. Very disturbing. Poor Debra, her life was lost at the hands of her scumbag husband Steve. It is not right now fair that he is enjoying life when his wife Debra is deceased. Rest in peace always Debra, and don’t worry, Steve is going to get what he deserves ……sooner or later. Wait and see. I believe in KARMA and KARMA will get him whether he likes it ir not since KARMA doesn’t discriminate and it is real. What goes around comes around . Wait and see.

[@mikeypiros6647]

@@wynottgivemore9274 NOT IF HE IS SAVED AN ASKED TO BE FORGIVEN!

[@zuzellogan5613]

Tony Snyder, if he ever gets promoted to detective, he is going to be great 👍 He was really good in solving this case along with the forensic pathologist Janis Amatuzio. If it were not for Tony’s persistence and his intuition , this man “Steve” would have gotten away with murder and never charged in his wife death. But Steve forgot one thing: to watch Forensic Files first before committing a crime! 😂🙄. Good for you, Tony and Janis, good for both of you. I hope the opportunity presents itself and you, Tony, become a detective! You are going to be terrific. Hats off to both you! 👍👍🙌🙌

[@muffs55mercury61]

He certainly has the instincts to be a great detective.

[@star_gazer2967]

Hats off 😵‍💫 Kudos 😵‍💫 rice crispy bars 😵‍💫😂😂🤦🏻‍♀️

[@rs52594]

He retired in 2013 and now works as a fishing guide.

[@MadMomma-kj9ks]

This is one really great policeman. Good on him.

[@poopybrat67]

This is probably the best episode I’ve ever watched. I love the Officer and the gut instincts he had to know something wasn’t right. God bless him and Deb’s family. ❤️

[@evonnereed9268]

Mine too, that's why I'm here ...😁 Then I learned, by reading the comments that this guy only did 11 years and in now married to that woman he k!lled for.

[@poopybrat67]

@@evonnereed9268 unbelievable! He should never see the light of day, or at least serve the entire sentence. And what does that say about that woman. She's a piece of garbage, too! 🤬

[@evonnereed9268]

@@poopybrat67 I wonder how he is out so early when people that had not done violent crimes are still in prison.

[@poopybrat67]

@@evonnereed9268 Exactly! It's a broken justice system. 😔😡

[@muffs55mercury61]

This is one of my favorite episodes of the entire series. A natural born cop relies on his instincts which is exactly what officer Snyder did. So so glad that his superiors let him continue the investigation. He felt he had an obligation to Deb's family to solve it which he did (with the help of pretty Dr Amatuzio) The coroner totally botched this one. No wonder Snyder didn't believe them. I hope Tony Snyder was promoted to detective as he would make a good one. Steve Hollerman was paroled in 2014 and reportedly moved in with the same girlfriend he had when Deb was alive.

[@cynthiapressley8455]

It's one of my favorites too.

[@synergisticcollusion134]

You must not pay attention very well. The coroner DIDN'T botch anything, they just weren't given ALL of the PERTINENT & CRUCIAL information. A "car crash/accident" or MVA is an extremely ambiguous term that could mean an absolutely disastrous collision that would obliterate people inside the car(s), a fender-bender with no injury or bloodshed, and a varying degree of severity in between the two scenarios. Once the proper information was brought to light, the proper conclusion was determined.💯🙄🙄🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@pianomanhere]

Great cop. Great episode.

[@maggieheaslet2439]

Definitely need more officers like him. He's a good person.

[@megayoo1373]

This cop is really love his job and he is very smart enough to suspicious of her death by the crash. Respect!

[@star_gazer2967]

Hi 😵‍💫

[@bertharuiz1225]

I love all these dedicated personnel who work to find wrong doings. A billion thanks!

[@shelleywitmer616]

Why didn't he just divorce his wife ?

[@sexycarolina3035]

I got chills watching all that blood inside the car glad truth came out

[@ruelvillafranca1724]

Why kill a wife to live with another woman when you can always settle for a divorce? It's far better than to live behind bars.

[@59Alaskan]

So, bashing her head into that nob only constitutes second degree murder, and only 17 years serving 11??? What the hell??? THEN he gets to live out the rest of his life with his affair?? What kind of justice is THAT?? HELL🤬😡 I am grateful that officer that followed his conscience, but sorry he suffered so much on her behalf... Blessings 🌿

[@aubreyackermann8432]

Why would the girlfriend still want him after that? He killed one wife, she could easily be next once he gets bored of her

[@bethmontes1191]

In the afterlife he'll get his real punishment

[@darkershorty3500]

A lot of these people who murder people and they only serve a couple years of their sentence only have to reep what they sow still and answer to the Lord when it's time so we never know what suffering the Lord will make them go through but it'll be greater than the suffering they made whome ever feel when they took their lives initially😌

[@charliewatkins4571]

@@aubreyackermann8432 Some people just get fixated on one person, and that person is the only one for them and nothing will ever change that. I think they call them simps.

[@pggrootde6726]

All praise to Tony Snyder, for preventing the killer getting away with murder!

[@eileenyabut8092]

this cop is very passionate w his job.

[@Lisa-hc3uq]

Great investigative work by officer Tony Schneider. There are officers just like him throughout departments everywhere, it's just that they aren't highlighted on a TV show. I speak from a family of law enforcement officials. Many are dedicated to their jobs and go far beyond traffic stops and those breaking the law. I think it took a team to get to the bottom of what really happened. I don't understand the light sentence, 30 years for killing someone and trying to cover it up? No justice there but at least he is held accountable and punished to a certain extent for the brutal attack.

[@synergisticcollusion134]

🙄🙄🙄🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@irenekotarac1346]

God bless you Officer Tony Snyder & the whole team. Great work. You have given Deborah's family peace. RIP beautiful lady.

[@robertdemitro1520]

Why couldn't Debra Hollerman's husband just ask for a divorce ? Tony Snyderman's gut instinct was correct !

[@Vlad-dc2jz]

Great job, Officer Snyder! Well done! Awesome investigative work! That car had crazy amount of blood! And nothing was broken. Except her skull... Poor woman! RIP!

[@MrJlee93]

This was a very interesting method of finding out what happened. Props to the patrolman for pushing to find out what really caused it

[@lainereyes8746]

A great cop,,,hope we can have many like him

[@stokes2672]

Most are. Unlike the media says

[@iamV10010]

@@stokes2672 most are not. The very societal nature of being in the police force makes it impossible for any "good" officer to survive or thrive. The way cops protect their own is toxic and it only extends to when the officer is doing negative acts. Did you see what happened to the female officer who pulled her chief off of a handcuffed suspect who was already in custody? She was doing her due diligence to hold her colleague accountable for unnecessary violence twords a perp and he put his hands around her throat. In front of a crowd of officers and not one of them stopped him or came to her aid. The whole thing was caught on video and he suffered no consequences with other officers saying they still needed to "investigate" the situation. Please tell me how good officers can exist in an environment like that? They can't. ACAB

[@MRO1970]

Thanks to the cop, he relied on his suspension and went with it and never gave up

[@Jayzan-mt4gl]

Suspension?????

[@sabrinakeys250]

😂suspicions

[@jimmyohara2601]

disable (or enable) your spell check 😐

[@JudeNance]

Abused wife and good cop

[@sachornabrissett2098]

Love your simple but straight forward response.

[@yousnoozeyouloze]

I like how a bunch of scientists and other so called "experts" say it went one way, and a novice cop said it went another way, and the cop is right. But he's just a conspiracy theorist.

[@neilcollis7720]

I'm called a conspiracy theorist because I believe in the laws of physics.

[@mandywalkden-brown7250]

@@neilcollis7720 - sounds familiar; been arguing with flat Earthers too?

[@mikeypiros6647]

WHY DIDN'T HE JUST LEAVE HER , WHAT WAS HIS MOTIVE FOR HAVING TO KILL HER ?

[@AndiSplatterpunk]

Does anyone else watch soo much true crime that if you were first on the scene you would know exactly what evidence to look for? Lol

[@tullochmacdonald4245]

Kudos to this dedicated patrolman.

[@pammieomana3373]

I think I’ve watched this episodes 5 times. I dont mind.. all i care is that it lulls me to sleep

[@yesterdayitrained]

That’s kind of cold…

[@Mautize_BeHr723]

I have been watching forensic files since I was 14 and I'm 33 now I can never get annoyed by this theme song. I'm obsessed with the narrator as well. I just love this show!

[@oooooooooooo-zn8vc]

Same!!! ❤❤❤

[@Jl-ou4jt]

Peter Thomas , He was the voice and soul of forensic files.

[@Revikra]

The theme is my phone's ringtone. I secretly hope Peter Thomas calls.

[@jolesliewhitten6545]

The mistress may find Steve is not as pleasant a companion as she had thought.

[@dorindadouglas2847]

Weeelll, according to another commenter, he ONLY served 11 years, got out and married his mistress. If that's true, she knew what he was going to do and was ok with it, or she doesn't believe he did it. Either way, she's an idiot!

[@iamV10010]

If they will cheat WITH you they will cheat ON you. She's gonna find out the hard way. He might find out too.

[@maricamaas2326]

No sympathy with anyone who got involved with someone who was married.

[@jvs333]

These shows are so educational and interesting. I bet if they showed them at high school you’d get students more interested in science

[@lynnstevens1333]

God bless you and your loved ones. officer Snyder.

[@alieukonneh8280]

Respect ✊🏾 for the cop

[@cynicannkeel8899]

It's troubling the accident investigators and the person who autopsied Debra so easily decided the damage to the vehicle and to Debra was caused by the accident.

[@kennethbingham103]

Divorce before murder!!! Youre not going to get away with it.

[@touchofdumb]

Tony is a gem, but i’m amazed his department let him work it too.

[@GlamRockCowboy]

Tony Snyder retired from the Minnesota State Police in 2013, after 24 years of service. He is now a professional fishing guide.

[@faykouri1162]

Conscientious officer his persistence paid off!

[@lyndastarwriter8507]

Amen, Officer Snyder! Experiential intuition and assessment gnaws and motivates true, objective professionals. Hats off to you, Officer Snyder. Godspeed!

[@Highheels4ever]

Patrolman Tony Snyder should take a formal forensic science training course to become a forensic investigator, he will be great at it having experience already having investigated so many car accidents. Kudos to Tony, he was absolutely brilliant in solving this accident along with Forensic Pathologist Dr. Janis Amatuzio. Much respect to you, Tony and to Dr. Amatuzio 👍👍🙌🙌

[@kezz-iofficial4058]

He should have gotten life without parole. He's probably out of prison by now continuing his life!

[@dorindadouglas2847]

Yep, I read he got out after 11 years and married his side whore. Didn't fact check though. How do you marry a man that murdered his wife? I would be scared he would cheat on me and kill me for the next side piece. 🤦‍♀️

[@Syph1l1S]

i toast my donut to this cop

[@lifeisshort..1685]

Kudos to the MSP Officer.

[@donkedick2096]

OMG SO MANY EPISODES IM IN HEAVEN!!

[@lollipop6311]

Not saying he is innocent but there was a parked car there just for his luck?

[@willyp.881]

I need new forensic files episodes

[@abbychristynjeri5002]

Thecop deserves an award or promotion or even free forensic training. He is brainy ❤️

[@toscadonna]

Always trust that gut feeling. It’s another sense we have that we oftentimes disregard. Good on this cop. He deserves a promotion!

[@vagabondo879]

Why not just get a Divorce

[@jvcpaints]

Like an episode of Fargo this case. Kudos to officer Snyder.

[@westcoastgirl]

Thank you Tony Snider , the highway petrol officer.

[@lou_isse1938]

I didn't expect to see a younger Dr. Janice. Her forensic career must be amazing cause I first knew her in Deadly Women and she was already old there.

[@777MAG]

Why is divorce taboo to men? Why if u love someone else is it so hard to divorce and go with the person u rather b with? Money? It’s ridiculous the fake show people put on. Just leave. It’s not as hard as people think. Faking it doesn’t do anything for anyone.

[@7777LORENZO]

Because even though maybe love with another woman , He still wants to control his first wife ‘S life and it costs money to have a divorce

[@manleynelson9419]

Snyder. Smart, conscientious.

[@gregjames2684]

Kudos also for the crash site investigators who can recreate a summary of what actually happens at an accident , , ,

[@azmgbbb]

Great detective work.

[@SlobZombie]

Tony......good job dude

[@cathybassett6432]

Great state trooper.

[@Jacqueline2279]

What an amazing human he is!

[@wwe412]

Tony Snyder is one of those cop we need more to be patrolling our streets a person with integrity respect professionalism and knowledge of things and how to conduct good and investigate crimes and not let their emotions get the best of them and do something they will regret

[@ozbarge9761]

He almost got away with it! 👎🏾

[@ozbarge9761]

He should be a detective!

[@MidnightWarrior1976]

We had one like this in my rural county. We had a red necked sheriff and the driver walked. It was labeled an accident. His downfall was bragging in a tavern years later. He was convicted.

[@heathermetz3974]

Glad STP Hollerman followed his instincts and was given the okay from his superiors to pursue this for Debra and her family.

[@felix_remmie6048]

One of my favorite episodes. Also hello everyone who users these videos to fall 😴 ♥️

[@Music-lb8rp]

I'm bored, and I've finished all the episodes.

[@salmajama9431]

We all bored 😴 😅

[@babagandu]

Watch Unsolved Mysteries and FBI files

[@karengarrison4237]

He--the killer-- only served 11 years after being acquitted. Imagine that.

[@wlkbeastmode-issiap.346]

Wow

[@tans6207]

Tony Shneiderman is just lovely , smart and meticulous also what a stand out FF episode . I wish the family of the poor victim all the best . Tony : keep being YOU. 🇦🇺

[@steelhurricane4041]

Outstanding officer.

[@imtryinghere1]

Great to see Tony so personally invested in a case. People like him is what creates a slightly better society for everyone, one small step at a time.

[@kateturner1849]

Wonderful police officer. Bless you 🌹❤️

[@user-ej1wr7xv6h]

I’ve been down that highway many of times on the way to Cambridge. Never knew of this until I saw this episode one night

[@mariapilarme]

Good policeman!

[@nancyjackson2279]

Officer Snyder is one of the good ones who takes their responsibilities seriously. Thankyou sir.

[@genevievezevort7840]

Intuition backed up by experience. 😊 Angry that the murderer walked free after 11 years.

[@SuperNuclearUnicorn]

Can't help but wonder how much of it was other cops going "eh, can't be bothered to do the work. Let's call it a car crash so we can file it away and grab a coffee" Thay kind of motivation is pretty rare for cops. Even now you see cases where they call it a suicide or accident when it's very clearly not. I wonder if the poor guy has had that spark and motivation beaten out of him by the system yet. Being a good cop doesn't get you nearly as far as being a suck ass does

[@mandywalkden-brown7250]

The first autopsy really closed off a lot of avenues in this case.

[@johnnyparker9928]

All questions should be respectively answered according to physics. After all the truth has nothing to hide.

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

I've never seen so much blood in a car accident.

[@user-bw4ro3xz9d]

Poor thing..she died because she loved him..she deserved so much better

[@jamesl9371]

When death is a result of assault we call it homicide

[@user-zj3ij3rc6p]

Officer made me think of Columbo with his tenacity lol

[@bthomson]

Does anyone else always watch this intro all the way through? It just is so good!

[@alyssafowler9240]

Tony needs a promotion

[@zuzellogan5613]

Way to go Tony Snyder, way to go! Kudos to you for solving this case. May Deborah Rest in Peace always 🙏