Forensic Files - Season 10, Episode 15 - Tight-Fitting Genes - Full Episode

[@zuzellogan5613]

Peter Thomas made Forensic Files series the greatest by his fine narration. Without Peter, it is not the same. Peter Thomas is indeed sorely missed, he is IRREPLACEABLE. THANK YOU, Peter, for your narration on Forensic Files. I miss you terribly. Rest In Peace always 🙏🏻🙏🏻 👍👍👏👏🙌🙌

[@kathykaski4858]

_6yygl

[@dormaynemiller5202]

I honestly second that. Sleep In Peace Mr. Thomas🙏🙏

[@odalisalvarez8903]

Thank you for your comment. I agree with you 100%.

[@heatherh.197]

Same

[@shukuratulilah]

He passed ?😢

[@user-vd8vk5ju3q]

It's a particularly sad day when you can't go to your mother's grave and leave alive. That police sketch made me scared.... his eyes were not naturally wide. It makes me wonder if he got a wide eyed look that overcame his face when he was committing all of his crimes. The whole encounter must have been terrifying for Diane. So glad her son came home when he did.

[@charlieisacatwithseizures]

that is the scariest police rendering of a suspect ive ever seen

[@jonimitchellneverlies]

right? same for me by a mile, so disturbing

[@johnnythewalrus]

Looked like a friggin alien

[@greenpawmoving1535]

Looks like a ghost from a scary movie 😂

[@joeruiz4010]

Looks absolutely Alien. 15:43 is the first image.

[@Stoogewriter]

When I lived alone, I NEVER let people I didn't know into my apartment! It's something my dad & my older brother told me many times. It's a lesson I'm glad I learned. I'm still here because of that.

[@pamelacorbett8774]

All too often, it’s someone they know. That said, I think you are absolutely right. Remember that case of the two college professors who let in two teenagers who said they were collecting for some college programme … and then killed the couple who wanted to contribute? Horrible.

[@ghastlytsuyoshi346]

They can just stalk you to your home and get you before you can close your door lol

[@chateaupig826]

Who let's someone in to use the phone ffs -I'd pretend not to hear the door -especially at night .

[@pamelaleigh4225]

So you were sure you would have been murdered if you had? Some people allow these shows to over come their common sense.

[@pamelaleigh4225]

Your chances of being murdered by a stranger are so incredibly tiny...

[@zuzellogan5613]

This molecular biologist, Dr. Tony Frudakis, was fantastic on his work. It is very interesting what he does, really fascinating. This subject of forensic files has lots of branches that are amazingly good and interesting. Glad that the real perpetrator was caught so no other woman falls victim of his evil mind.

[@ramanlehal]

I guess his research outcomes is what's being used in those 23&me type of tests.

[@jeaninekisby8590]

Is he also a Ventriloquist?

[@ladymah8040]

He’s a genius

[@jaybreezy610]

That sketch scared the crap out of me 😭

[@ZacharydeLima]

me too!!! I was watching at 4 am too 😭😭😭

[@neanam]

That's why I'm here to see the sketch...it scared the dog doo-doo outta me

[@johnnythewalrus]

@neanam I'm more concerned why you had dog doo doo in you...?

[@allymapinda8804]

You're not alone 😂😂

[@FBOSire]

That’s the picture on gmod Selene delgado

[@juliacarter1280]

He's a straight up coward. Killing these women but ran from a little boy. I'm just disgusted. So sad these women lost their lives by this low life.

[@krnpop5153]

I do not think he was scared of the little boy. Him showing up was unexpected and he had to change his plans. He probably did not want to harm/kill him or just did not want the chance of getting caught. It takes more time to kill one person than two with the wrapon he used.

[@justjonni9330]

Derrick Todd Lee died at 47 while on death row on Dec. 21, 2016 of heart disease. He sat on Angola's death row for roughly 16 years before dying… where all his appeals presented to the courts were shot down very quickly. His victims families didn't get the injections they were waiting for, but did gain comfort in knowing he never again could hurt another female and comfort in just knowing that he was dead.

[@adrianfleming3437]

There was another dude getting around killing at the same time called sean gillis

[@IronMike-f8i]

THE Dr. PHD IS A SUPER GENIUS. 👌 🎉

[@geesus6897]

Getting killed after just visiting your mother’s grave is disheartening ..😢

[@ScorpioBeauty]

Right 😭😭😭

[@YaLittleFriend]

This particular episode really pissed me off from just the total randomness and then the fact that her poor mother was so emotional during the recording…she’s just never going to get over the evil that happened. I really hate seeing anyone cry but to see an older woman just sobbing over her baby like that does something to my soul. RIP to the young victims🌹

[@chateaupig826]

I feel the same -knowing your kids body got dumped like a sack of shit ! Bastard needs his balls fed to him

[@danielmorris7648]

Yea in society we're trained to see mothers are the pentacle of innocence and love even thought its very often the opposite

[@johnnythewalrus]

A "pentacle" of innocence? So she's a talisman? You mean pinnacle?

[@Memg007]

@@danielmorris7648🤮

[@metalmamasue3680]

Idk what I would do if something happened to one of my sons. Its every good parent's worst nightmare. When I lost my mom at 18 I thought nothing could be worse. Until I had sons. Now I know as bad as that was, there's something worse and I hope I never know the feeling. 🙏🥺 Prayers for all who've lost children and loved ones. It hurts so bad for so long, but somehow you keep putting one foot in front of the other and keep going. I know our loved ones would want us to go on and be happy, live our best lives in their memory. ❤

[@simply_miki]

I remember this clearly. I was a freshman at LSU without a car and was very nervous walking to nearby stores etc. I was so happy when they captured this criminal!

[@paillette2010]

Very scary!!

[@td241]

He wouldnt have been interested in you

[@paillette2010]

@@td241 who cares what you think, incel dust

[@kimmyfreak200]

to quote the judge who says to the killer in another episode of FF "You not only have forfeited your right to live among us. You have forfeited your right to live at all"

[@seanbuckman6454]

Heck yeah the case called water logged. The one with the mom and 2 daughters that were killed while on vacation

[@beckyboo1433]

@@seanbuckman6454 oh yes that was a horrible one too 😓

[@johnnythewalrus]

@beckyboo1433 right?? That one always sticks with me. So sad.

[@louiswilson3653]

Bingo!!! 👏

[@sthembisonkomo4231]

Oba Chandler

[@ilovefreddie57]

"This case made forensic history"... love that saying

[@peterjongsma5297]

Double and triple lock your doors. Never let strangers in. Amazing work by the DNA doctor.

[@SSNESS]

Connor McDavid

[@johnnythewalrus]

And use a deadbolt

[@krisvienna5199]

Dr Frudakas is amazing and he also talks like a ventriloquist

[@carolw8579]

Very observant. And also a bit accurate 🤭

[@gemayeljones248]

I thought I was the only one who took notice of that!🤣👍🏾🤣👍🏾🤣👍🏾

[@Cl0wneryL0ve]

Thought he was being voiced over 💀

[@shroomgrizzley464]

So what if he likes it y talk down apon.

[@bandallz4114]

@@shroomgrizzley464 it was a joke bro

[@Tronmotivated]

His son was arrested in 2018 for a fatal shooting of a high school student. Following his fathers footsteps

[@maramarxx2431]

As usual

[@southernmocha7571]

Like father like son

[@ballistic350]

pos useless feed them both to the sharks

[@michaelconstantino4913]

You know what they say: The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

[@mightymouse1005]

The killers son probably got very bad treatment at school.

[@Lilac914]

The episodes where mothers lose their daughters/sons to murder are the most heartbreaking. As a new mother myself, I simply refuse to even imagine myself in their shoes. It’s unconscionable

[@broeheemed32]

How about fathers, or don't they matter?

[@arandomtree6557]

​@@broeheemed32 obviously they matter, but it seems as the commenter was talking about their experience

[@animerlon]

Yes, it's best not to let your imagination go there. I watched an episode earlier that was the worst case scenario of this. A man survived the horrors of the Vietnam war & came home, only to be poisoned to death by his wife 4 months after getting back. To think your son is finally safe & sound in the bosom of his family & have him die shortly after would be devastating. Then, years later, when the pain might be beginning to ease, you find out the person who should have been 2nd only to you when it came to loving & protecting him had actually stolen his life from you. I can't even begin to imagine how the poor guy's mom survived & kept going after that.

[@animerlon]

@@broeheemed32 Fathers absolutely matter, but you have to acknowledge that there is an extra connection between mother & child that a father doesn't experience. Growing a child inside you for 9 months, followed by the act of bringing a new life into the world, only to have that life destroyed by someone, will produce emotions a father just can't experience. In relation to the OP though, as the other commenter said, her comment was reflecting her personal perspective as a mom & was not being exclusive.

[@broeheemed32]

@@animerlon "Extra connection", huh? Like Diane Downs, who shot her children because her "new boyfriend" didn't want kids? Like Debora Green, who torched her house with her children in it to "get back at" the ex-husband who didn't want HER any more? Like SUSAN SMITH? I could go on and on and on and on..... there are more examples than I could count. Get over yourself. The reason that women have an "extra connection" is because courts routinely give them 100% custody, so they keep the children away from their father out of spite.... so many children grow up never knowing their fathers.

[@Nostalgic_1]

Think about how far DNA technology has come since this episode originally aired. Those detectives would be shocked beyond belief!

[@animerlon]

At least it's not yet providing the address & phone number of offenders so the detective still has his job, if he's not retired that is. 😆 He would be stunned though, with them sometimes producing sketches of subjects that are more accurate & reliable than eye witnesses.

[@kgabodics]

​​@@animerlon😂😂😂😂 I thought of him

[@thewillofabeast9079]

15:45 I don’t mean to sound harsh to anyone to look somewhat similar to this, but this is one of the most disturbing sketches I’ve ever seen, and to top it off, there are little to no similarities between Lee and the sketch. R.I.P The Baton Rouge victims, those who passed that knew them, and Peter Thomas

[@osmanyousif7849]

Every killer has there scary face. For all we know, they probably went off the details that the last victim stated he starred at her face with.

[@zuzellogan5613]

TheWillOfABeast. Agreed with you 100%. That sketch doesn’t resembles at all to the real criminal, Mr. Lee.

[@Imadeyoumad288]

Literally a popular Roblox game rn using the same sketch🤣 only reason I came back to watch dis

[@diabolivirtusen-tavares-ea4392]

That's actually Selene Delgado Lopez.

[@VirreFriberg]

I agree, most disturbing police sketch ever drawn. No wonder it has been used extensively in internet horror as of recently.

[@dianebutler5096]

Pams poor mother is heart broken. My heart goes out to her. I lost my youngest daughter 23 years ago to cancer. The only way i accept this loss is that i know brooke was a gift from god and she was loaned to me for a short while and was never mine. Great forensics by dr. Frudakis This evil sicko was definately a serial killer. He got what he dserved. Condolences to all the family and friends of the victims. Rest in peace to all the victims.

[@shirleybowers7251]

I hope Diane Alexander's son was recognized and rewarded for his part in giving the police good information resulting in a major break for them. This alert and brave young man certainly deserved it. 👍🏅

[@naee007]

Wow bless Pams mama heart and the other lady. 81 times wtf 😩🤦🏽‍♀️

[@carolw8579]

He was one sick minded f#$@ !! And truly 😈 EVIL

[@nalong55]

That police sketch was scary as shit

[@everdreamcosplay]

I can't help but think about genetic genealogy during this episode and how far the technology has come. DNA can't give you the address, but it can give you the name.

[@joefox9765]

Well said

[@kimberlytuttle7767]

I think the same thing. I want to get into the business!

[@SweetChicagoGator]

About 35 years ago I first read about DNA process in a small paragraph inside local newspaper. I was immediately blown away fascinated...Still am !! Greatest technology,; the cellphone, GPS and DNA. Hallelujah !! 🙏

[@belapatel9977]

@@SweetChicagoGator jpg Ok o Kilo Hi Liih ok

[@belapatel9977]

@@kimberlytuttle7767 hi I I ki mi hi kk shhh

[@craiglewis4357]

Why would you let any stranger into your house to use the phone.

[@jimsmith8993]

I'm always happy when I see someone get caught when they think they will get away with it.

[@adelasposito7642]

I always feel bad for the poor children that now have no mother … and of course the mothers of the victims… 😞😞

[@williammcbride-ti6vi]

Mr Thomas will and always will be a great narrator and always have ur full attention no matter what

[@gawayategulle6272]

That Diane Alexander...she will definitely live till 90!!!! And what an amazing piece of ingenuity from Dr. Frudakis!!!!

[@nynysooflydejesus2432]

Pam's mother is so beautiful.. I hope she finds peace🥺💔🖤

[@ahmedrefaat1086]

Never let any stranger get into your home whatever was the reason!!! I'm sad for the victims they had a good advantage of people and murderd cause of this. R.I.P for all those innocent victims.

[@thorawilson1466]

In Louisiana, there's probably a white male in a white pickup on every street every 5 minutes.

[@lesegorafoneke6766]

Lmao 🤣😂

[@waynelalonde3615]

I had just moved back to Baton Rouge being newly separated from the armed services. It was a big deal, people were scared to go out, I was working with a friend of mine who was a 20 something Caucasian male who just so happened to have a white truck, everyday he was pulled over multiple times daily when this was going down. It was such a relief for everyone when they announced they had caught him. Pam Kenimore lived just 2 miles from me.

[@latonyanarcisse7112]

So sad

[@1978garfield]

This case reminded me of the DC Sniper case. Everyone was looking for a white box truck. 1000's of police hours were spent questioning drivers of white box trucks. When the killers, who happened to both be black men, were caught they were driving a Chevrolet Caprice. They did not have an accomplice in a white box truck. White box trucks are common. Not as common as a white truck being driven by a white guy, but still common.

[@joycepatrick]

That guy is was in mccomb mississippi, he has family here and I remember him being on the news here, his whole family always had serious issues, one of his sisters killed someone, I heard. I had the misfortune of being around him but thankfully he was caught

[@Javier636]

Wow!, talk about a dysfunctional family.

[@waynelalonde4778]

He operated near the back entryway into LSU mostly,near McKinley area. Pam Kenimore lived on the otherside of BR near Ascension area, and Whiskey Bay/ Henderson swamp is 45-50 miles west of BR. The exit where he dumped the women is basically the entry to wildlife mamagement area, where lots of people hunt and fish. He was moving around quite a bit

[@jamiespinks3657]

Never let any random people who come to your door into your home, no matter how innocent their reason for wanting to come inside may be!

[@Vlad-dc2jz]

Thank you, Science! And thank you, Dr. Frudakis! That was great!

[@mikerazor8246]

that picture at 15:45 scare the shit out of me.

[@diamaiolo1065]

His voice is my sleeping pill.

[@A1SoniaM]

Ladies...NO MATTER WHAT...DO NOT ALLOW A STRANGER INTO YOUR HOME, FOR ANY REASON, if he's not scheduled to be there and ISN'T working for a company that delivers to, or services, your home! Smh.

[@zuzellogan5613]

Why people open their doors without asking who is knocking or looking through a peek hole??? And if your door doesn’t have a peek hole, find someone who can open one but for Christ’s sake, STOP OPENING YOUR DOORS! Your life might depend on who is in between your door and you. I never open my door, I look through the window first. And I don’t care if it is a police officer, or a priest, the cable guy , etc. etc. NO! I still will not open my door and look through the window to know who is there. I will not take a chance especially where my life is concerned. That said, Dr. Tony Frudakis is brilliant! Wow! He knew how to know the race of a criminal with a test. Very impressive work what he did who made other investigators’ mouth dropped. Kudos to him, I applaud him for a job well done 👍 👍🙌🙌👏👏👏👏👏

[@waynelalonde3615]

It is amazing how long he got away without being shot, firearms are wildly popular and well supported in these here parts

[@seawatch3944]

Pam Kenimore was in bath tab... So, she did not open the door.

[@1978garfield]

Sadly in the world we live in acting the Good Samaritan will get you killed. When a stranger approaches your answer should be no. Doesn't matter what the question is, your answer needs to be no. I don't have a match, a smoke, a light, a dollar, spare change, the time, a cell phone or directions. Whatever it is you want, you are not getting it from me, move along now.

[@jayonnaj18]

Why did these women open their doors to a complete stranger?!😮

[@nathalie_desrosiers]

And why another one decided to pay her respects to her deceased mother ?!?

[@AC-ss5oy]

Pam didnt. her husband was a parapalegic so she kept the keys in the door so that he could get in the house easier. However, what's not mentioned is that Derrick Todd Lee was doing construction in the area across from her house and word was that Pam would wear revealing clothing to entice the guys in construction bc her husband wasnt really hitting it due to him being paralyzed and all. Derrick Todd Lee saw this and took his opportunity. Her death was most puzzling bc it was outside of his "deleting radius" if you know what i mean but this information explains the gap between her deletion and the rest of the women.

[@davidnorth1350]

Just here to go to sleep perfect pill

[@VincentWilliams007]

Peter had the best reading voice.

[@shilde]

Ditto

[@NoShepardWithoutHawke]

What the hell is up with that composite sketch or whatever? Shit is some uncanny devil crap

[@sunflowerz54]

So sad. She ran away? and didn’t take her car or keys?? I find it strange they forgot to mention that the female police officer working w a psychic told them it was a BLACK man!!

[@MrsSumangaVlog]

Molecular biologist was able to speak without really opening his mouth. 😉

[@mightymouse1005]

Maybe he's a closet ventriloquist

[@MrsSumangaVlog]

@@mightymouse1005 😅😅

[@Roy-w2o3f]

No he is wrong... People will still commit crimes..They are much more smarter at not leaving DNA behind if they can help it...

[@shilde]

Except now we have the ability to detect touch dna. It takes a single skin cell as opposed to a large specimen that was needed years ago. Obvi people will still commit heinous crimes, but the likelihood of them getting caught has increased immensely.

[@fluffin4bean]

Dr. Frudakis would make a great ventriloquist… 😂

[@petersmith1591]

That’s what I was thinking. Dude barely moved his mouth when talking, lol

[@robolegg8026]

I'm surprised this episode doesn't mention that there was another serial killer working in the area around the same time. I thought that's what really made this case difficult.

[@carolw8579]

Yes, this is true. But, I think that may be another episode 🤔

[@ninfaabadiano2224]

In their blood😢

[@camreka]

@@ninfaabadiano2224 what

[@iant8818]

Again the GREEKS called to save the PLANET 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷❤️❤️🌷🌷

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

I've never seen anyone speak without their face or mouth moving as much as the DNA expert lol

[@waynelalonde3615]

The Botox is strong in him

[@mightymouse1005]

Closet ventriloquist

[@mstasz2108]

Beautiful women in America need to consider the absolute fact that their beauty ALONE makes them a target. Pam was beautiful.

[@Joelswinger34]

I know, it is sad!

[@VincentWilliams007]

I have to agree. It's like, the more attractive the bigger the target. Not cool.

[@alessaross3559]

What's the point of that?

[@mstasz2108]

@@alessaross3559 The point is whatever you choose it to be. I could write a chapter book on the point.

[@JCT75]

What about beautiful women in other parts of the world?

[@zuzellogan5613]

Pam Kinamore was indeed a very beautiful lady. Too sad she was killed along with the other women by a perpetrator who had no respect whatsoever for a human life. This killer just killed these 5 women being married and having 2 children. Wow. I guess he didn’t care who he killed as long as he killed women. May all these five victims rest In peace always 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@mightymouse1005]

Most serial killer only kill their own race. Interesting he varied

[@angelmichel1936]

It was actually six. I grew up with Geraline and her sister Heather. She was always so sweet and willing to help anyone in need. Her whole family is like that. My heart sank when I heard. Very sad all of these ladies lost their lives to a coward.

[@noelle_tv]

I remember watching this episode with my dad in the room and he and my mom actually remember my dad being pulled over by the police because of this case. At the time, we lived in the Baton Rouge area (my mom is a native Louisianan, my dad isn’t), and my mom was a few months pregnant with me. Because the killer had mostly gone after white women with dark hair, my parents were nervous about being close to the city since my mom looked a lot like some of the victims. My dad was in his late 30’s at the time, and he was also bald, white, and around 200 pounds. The police were pretty much stopping anybody who had a white pickup because that was the vehicle they suspected the killer drove. They also suspected that the killer was a large white man aged 25-40. My dad says he was driving home from the drug store getting some medicine for my mom in his white pickup truck. The police, seeing the truck and stopping him, also noticed he fit the description of the killer. Thankfully, he has never had a criminal record and they let him go. When it was later revealed the killer was a black man, my dad couldn’t help but think how lucky he was that my mom wasn’t harmed (and by extension, me) and that he wasn’t detained or worse. It’s crazy how personal some of these cases can be, even if I wasn’t alive then, and I’m very glad the case was eventually solved.

[@heatherh.197]

Wow, that's a trip. Thanks for sharing! So glad your here and your dad isn't a killer

[@odalisalvarez8903]

Wow...very scary

[@MoogieB]

You were alive, you just weren’t born yet!

[@Memg007]

You were alive 😇

[@andrewbouk1324]

@@MoogieBShut up.

[@iant8818]

MR FRUDAKIS THE GREECE LOVE YOU YOU WRITE HISTORY AGAIN LIKE ONLY GREECE 🇬🇷 PEOPLE KNOW THE PLANET WILL THANK YOU FOR EVER 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷

[@TheWalkingDeadZombies]

That momma of pams & her son looked so happy🥺🙏 so sad! Pam looked so beautiful 😩

[@thorawilson1466]

It seems her husband was disabled.

[@leroyjarvis5617]

The dna scientist is a moonlight ventriloquist

[@jimr9499]

Circumnavigate* the world. Lol sorry couldn't help it.

[@dianecollins8122]

Thank you ***Jim R*** and, you are right.

[@ql6746]

I really like her mom; always have since I first saw this over a decade ago

[@MandaOakley]

I feel heart broken for every single onee of these woman and there families 💔... A monster stole their lives away farr too soon

[@stfuplsok]

*one *women their* families *far

[@jimmyohara2601]

you can't even spell THEIR correctly 😐

[@cogitoergospud1]

DNA should be collected at birth.

[@williamelliott]

I am happy DNA has come so far. One would think it would deter criminal activity but there will always be those not so bright individuals that think they are smarter than science.

[@clc7763]

And it hasn't slowed down criminals from killing, has it

[@Joelswinger34]

Yes, and I think they think they have a right to take out their problems on other people as well.

[@williamelliott]

@Ray Rictor exactly

[@tessmoore3762]

What would deter them more is if the punishment would be executed quicker. Don't leave them sitting in prison for years, get it over with. Now many states are letting them go.

[@brianwilliams6167]

Only 62 percent of murders are ever solved and in cities such as Chicago it's even lower according to the FBI database

[@ygcg8696]

Molecular Biologist here, an inadvertent ventriloquist ! 😀

[@JustyceProductions]

I was about to say, that guy's mouth barely moved!

[@Butterflybloom4]

Peter Thomas was one of a kind, no one can take his place by narrating, his is a voice so Unique make this show so lovable❤❤❤❤❤

[@cynicannkeel8899]

Between continually developing technology, and the presence of video/cameras on businesses, intersections, homes, criminals are taking a serious risks commiting crimes, at least in populated areas.

[@mannymoseley4005]

This is fascinating. I'm hooked. I've been viewing forensic files for about twenty years, I've learned so much about science, about police procedure and human nature. Thank God for intelligence He allowed us to advance in many directions.

[@TheTmat007]

Dr. Frudakas deserves a medal of honor.

[@badkarma1289]

The Medal of Honor is for heroic acts performed by military members during combat. More appropriate would be the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

[@johnnyr2646]

Wow just now realized how cell phones basically stopped this. Almost no one has house lines anymore so you can't go door to door asking to use one and gain access that way.

[@Ceci_et_Cela]

I have no idea when this all happened. But I am positive that I was so close to being taken. My husband, daughter and myself were on a roadtrip from Texas to Florida. We stopped in Baton Rouge to stay the night at a hotel. I ran out to our car to get some things from the trunk of our car, not thinking there was any danger at 9pm. This car with two men pulled up close to me and said “hey what are you doing lady, come here we got something for you to see”. Being scared to death and not knowing what to do, I said in a very firm and loud but not screaming voice “NO NO NOO” and for whatever reason they got spooked and sped off. I don’t know if I was close to being abducted and who knows what or what!

[@melonie_peppers]

When was your incident

[@Ceci_et_Cela]

@@melonie_peppers 2013

[@caligamer5364]

Scary!!

[@Pickledfeet165]

@@Ceci_et_Celait’s possible. Were they older or younger men?

[@Ceci_et_Cela]

@@melonie_peppers 2010

[@penuelmokua]

My lullaby every night I miss Peter Thomas

[@hamanamanama2263]

All killers are cowards

[@YZ3_580]

Pam's poor mother. She is truly devastated. Poor lady 😢.

[@BelleAllBlack]

Is it just me or are the victims families always super ungrateful? If they got 1000s of tips and witnesses saying a white male why wouldn’t they follow that…?

[@PinkFlamingos]

David mcdavid?? Seriously?? 😂😂😂

[@kwakuacheampong8622]

I love Peter Thomas. He’s such amazing but it’s so sad that he died. It’s not the same without him. That’s why I always go on my phone and put on the old versions.

[@cynthg9547]

She looked like a good woman it's sad she was murdered by a evil monster

[@josepharana6786]

5 were killed.which one?

[@esrefcelikcelik8789]

@@josepharana6786 all

[@stfuplsok]

@@esrefcelikcelik8789 'She' 'woman'

[@stfuplsok]

Cynth G an* evil

[@wonderbars36]

So they kinda used 23 and Me of the 90s to get this guy! Nicely done.

[@Glum1964]

Derrick Todd Lee died in hospital while incarcerated at Louisiana State Penitentiary in 2016

[@TheWeslej]

David McDavid's parents had a sense of humor!

[@Michelle-qq4sd]

Detective said he was very intelligent, but when I read his bio, it said he had a low IQ of 65-75.

[@awtachewraya2890]

Without the great Peter Thomas who would even watch forensics like this. RIP PT.

[@johna.4334]

So did this serial killer drive a white pickup truck?

[@waveafterwave0723]

20:21 Man were you wrong.. you were so so wrong 😑 People don’t care. 2022 America has bail reform. We’ve learned nothing

[@TheJojo99999]

What happened to Peter Thomas

[@azizahamura2592]

10:20 the fbi says they did not speculate the serial killer's race, but I bet they actually did & back-tracked after they were proven wrong.

[@margaretboyce2673]

Seeing the killer go to the lady's house asking to use the phone, she nicely allowed him in, with back turned towards him ( that's a no no) . God Bless her son to be there at the Correct time. Seeing the killer in action, with his strength, these Ladies had no chance to survive. He gain their trust and strike from behind and lift them off their feet, no way to fight with him, he's a coward These Demonic Killers like to strike, but see how fast he ran as he heard the son voice. He knew children don't play when someone is hurting their mom. He takes off cause he didn't want the son to hurt him! So sick, but he want to always Hurt and Kill!.

[@maramarxx2431]

Yes, Or those cases where the killer asked and was giving some water. Despicable at its most!!!!

[@GlamRockCowboy]

Derrick Todd Lee died in January of 2016 from an unspecified illness. He was 47 years old.

[@ZacharydeLima]

What kind of composite sketch is that? 😅 That freaked me to f out at 4 am this morning 😭

[@yebo_07]

that artist sketch will follow me to my dreams

[@ksham.]

OMG they showed that sketch full-blown zoomed in. 😱

[@trollockian]

David Mcdavid? That is the most amazing name ever.

[@gdeec]

9 months and the parents came up with it 😁🤣😁🤣😁

[@peterpiper831]

There was an Australian cricketer named Colin McCool. You wonder what their parents' were thinking.

[@violagentsch]

I can't believe ppl open their doors to strangers to use their phone.

[@stfuplsok]

yes but this was in the 80s.

[@violagentsch]

@@stfuplsok i was born in the 60s. We didn't let ppl in our homes. Not even the milkman or vacuum sales person.

[@jimmyohara2601]

yes indeed, so very bloody stupid. it sort of clears gene pools a tad, as smart persons remain 😐

[@dariogennaro1045]

@@stfuplsok it was not in the 80s lol

[@stfuplsok]

@@dariogennaro1045 so when was it?

[@rajeshadya]

Lee died on January 21, 2016, of heart disease at a hospital in Louisiana, where he was transported for treatment from Louisiana State Penitentiary, where he had been awaiting execution.

[@babagandu]

When coming to India ?

[@sunyjawdat6469]

Straight to hell 🙏🙏

[@steelhurricane4041]

That woman is insensitive, she said" of all the women in the world, he picks her" wow, that down right cold to say that.

[@steelhurricane4041]

@Patrick Dolan of course not, but she was fine with it being someone else. At the very least keep your insensitive comments to yourself. I think her comment speaks volumes of her character.

[@gdeec]

Not at all. It's a human natural reaction when it happens close to home. I doubt she would want anyone murdered for any reason. Why me, is a common knee jerk reaction.

[@indycastletonjonahinarizon8380]

I don’t agree

[@AC-ss5oy]

Pam's mom said Pam was faithful but that's not true at all. her husband was a parapalegic so she kept the keys in the door so that he could get in the house easier. However, what's not mentioned is that Derrick Todd Lee was doing construction in the area across from her house and word was that Pam would wear revealing clothing to entice the guys in construction bc her husband wasnt really hitting it due to him being paralyzed and all. Derrick Todd Lee saw this and took his opportunity. Her death was most puzzling bc it was outside of his "deleting radius" if you know what i mean but this information explains the gap between her deletion and the rest of the women.

[@bumblebeechris]

loved this show for a long time but i wish they explained how they came around to including him in this police line up like come on

[@Pickledfeet165]

From living in the area when this happened and doing research, it was Dianne Alexander’s ID that broke the case. The DNA from her assault and sketch were released. Afterwards, a nearby police department recognized the man from the ID as a peeping Tom they had been in contact with. Following the ID from the photo lineup, and DNA all matching, they issued an arrest warrant for the assault and murders. Once he was arrested, they got a warrant for his DNA, and that matched all of the crimes. And that was that

[@chloevealforreal]

He had a previous record. They pull files of people who fit the physical description and has previous crimes of a sexual nature. Previous offenders likely offend again once released.

[@Kelvinllovejr]

You can't be mad at investigators over that. All they have to go off of is what people tell them as they are investigating. How mad would you be if they were given that info about the car and white male and they didn't listen and it ended up being true. Exactly.

[@nathalie_desrosiers]

Plus: - yes, 90% of serial killers are indeed, white. - rapist *usually* choose their victims in their own racial background. Here, mostly white victims.

[@jeanluchageboutros581]

in this episode, it looked like the investigators literally didn't do anything. they just waited for more murders, and spread the news on TV.

[@chateaupig826]

It's obviously difficult to locate a predator -how about a bit of appreciation that they find them AT ALL !

[@Highheels4ever]

Dr. Frudakis is a brilliant scientist, thanks to him and applying the techniques of DNA Witnesses, this perpetrator was caught. Mr. Lee would have continued killing women has he not being caught. Dianne Alexander was lucky that her son was at home to scare Mr. Lee out of her home otherwise, she would’ve been another victim of Mr. Lee. May all the victims Rest in Peace. 🙏💐

[@husainabis6000]

Have been watching this series for like 20 years I think...this narration in his voice voice is just so unique...just hearing it makes that suspicious excitement of starting a new episode..

[@tidajallow1381]

The biography solved this case Killers aren’t smart forensic is

[@Highheels4ever]

This case like any other cases, proves once again that witnesses are not reliable when it comes to identifying criminals, it is DNA evidence what tells the truth. I am glad for Dr. Tony Frudakis finding out the try identity of this serial killer; had he not done that, Derrick Lee would have continued killing innocent women. Sad case where 5 people were killed, a true tragedy. And I agreed with way Pam Kinamore’s mother when she said her daughter was beautiful. Pam was indeed a true beautiful young lady who, like the others, was murdered by an evil and vile person. Rest in Peace always Pam and the rest of the victims 🙏💐

[@themorein-depth8369]

I’m obsessed with this show but it makes me kinda scared lol