Forensic Files - Season 12, Episode 24 - Driven to Silence - Full Episode

A young, attractive hairdresser was sexually assaulted and murdered in her own beauty salon. The evidence at the crime scene didn't match any of the suspects and, after the initial investigation, the case went cold for ten years.
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[@ria1313]

The woman who was able to identify that killer in the dark was amazing.

[@leetraviusmckay314]

Not really. She picked the wrong guy

[@gohardorgohome6693]

@@leetraviusmckay314 yeah the lineups are usually not accurate, eyewitness accounts are terrible, just like what happened here

[@leetraviusmckay314]

"he is an enormous man" 🤣🤣🤣

[@gohardorgohome6693]

... if you know what I mean ;)

[@johndavis9432]

Unbelievable.Even with all the evidence proving his guilt and he still didn't have the guts and the decency to admit that he committed the murder and take the punishment like a damn man.

[@samsngdevice5103]

Duh. Dont you know Everyone in prison is innocent?

[@KnowTrentTimoy]

@@samsngdevice5103 Some really are innocent. duh

[@johndavis9432]

@@KnowTrentTimoy Not many though,they just say they are.

[@AnotherOak]

Its the job of the courts to prove his guilt..he should say nothing and hold a secret..like a real man. See what i did there? Devils advocate

[@stfuplsok]

@@johndavis9432 that is why it is 'some'.

[@rallytonight8491]

This case always angers me. That guy knew for 10 years what happened but he prevented it from being investigated. And then the killer’s mother, who put that sign on their car. She knew what her son did and she covered for him. Too many people obstructing justice.

[@justinm1200]

To be fair, Vicks friend did call police and give an anonymous tip shortly after the murder occurred but the police were denied a warrant to get Vick's DNA. The police could have just put surveillance on Vick and got his DNA another way. The police screwed up.

[@Jurie9394]

I understand from the witness that he was silent for ten years, he was afraid for his life as well the killer threatened him that he would kill him if he talked to the police. But I agree with you about the killer's mother

[@dryb3301]

He called anonymously because he feared his life. He knew what kind of person he was and it's understandable. The perps mother tho, despicable. And I'm sure he killed his fiancé too

[@flyingchimp12]

1. He reported it to the police right after it happened 2. There’s no way the mother knew

[@Mama2CDHsurvivor]

This is not on the witness. He did report this. Couldn’t the police have just followed the suspect around until he discarded a cup or Kleenex and got the DNA that way? Seems like a simple solution.

[@MG-ru5pi]

Tears of a man who got away with it for 10 years.

[@johnnabuzby6103]

Crocodile tears.

[@nicolivolcoff3516]

My god he was a 17 yr old kid… that’s scary Good thing he was caught because if he started doing these things that young he was a very dangerous individual

[@shineandre]

his girlfriend was the second known victim but sadly again they could not link him. But God knows and there is no peace for the wicked.

[@chateaupig826]

17 yr old boys can have all sorts of demons lurking in their thoughts

[@kalanisplash]

If the friend came forward after the murder, the other missing girl would be alive today. Hopefully this killer comes clean to a prison informant so this girls body can be found.

[@cynthg9547]

Definitely

[@muffs55mercury61]

In my former home state there was an old murder case that was solved about seven years ago. The killer was 17 at the time he committed the crime.

[@mikelomeli1316]

I think the fact that 10 years past, he thought he got away with it, got a wife and a new baby, made his conviction 10 times more satisfying.

[@iaincowell9747]

I feel sorry for his wife & kid.

[@hardcandy921]

I just hate that his genes are moving forward. I'm convinced there's a muder/torture/violence gene.../at least/ one, if not more.

[@thromonesmith1059]

@@hardcandy921 I agree.

[@craigime]

satisfying? he has a wife and kid

[@craigime]

@@hardcandy921 sounds ridiculous

[@1hockeymom867]

I wonder what Vicks mama thinks now after all the threatening she did to to authorities! The daughter is so beautiful just like her mom. Rip sweet lady

[@yourmom-hm1dd]

I was thinking the same, but most parents want to think this is an impossible act their kids would ever commit. But I would've loved to see the look on her dumb face 😂

[@thrivingdevelopment2317]

What strikes me in these cases is in how many of these cases of women being raped and killed are perpetrated by men who in their turn have kids. How can you not think that could be your daughter to whom something bad could happen? I particularly remember watching a documentary about BTK in which his daughter gave an interview. Her father had killed and tortured a woman living close by their house and she felt terrified (of course at that time no one knew who BTK was) and she remembered telling her dad that she was scared and he told her something to the effect of "Don't you worry, nothing bad will ever happen to you". She also remembered her dad as a kind and loving father. How can you be loving to someone and a monster to somebody else?

[@jaheira107]

Cognitive dissonance. The same mental separation we use when we call ourselves animal lovers, and dote on our pets, but eat meat. It is sad if you think about it but it is necessary for us to be able to sleep at night.

[@jaheira107]

@Amir Khan the nick name of a serial killer. BTK stands for bind, torture, kill.

[@augustsunshine2860]

Because Satan is alive & well on planet Earth!! The Bible says that Satan is the ultimate deceiver & masquerades himself as the light. God works through people, just like Satan can - That is why it is ABSOLUTELY VITAL that every single human filter their thoughts, words, actions, through The Word of God - The Bible, which is Complete Truth ♥️ Whoever reading this, God LOVED you soo much that, He sent Jesus to die for you ☦️ God wants a relationship with you, regardless of what you’ve done or where you’re at right now in life. God see’s you & He promises to draw near to you, if you draw near to Him!! 🥰 James 4:8 ♥️♥️♥️

[@FischerFan]

@AmirKhan-rh6jj I believe the abbreviated title stands for Bind, Torture and Kill.

[@deannekliene2673]

Agreed! I am an adult child of a murder victim...it never gets better...what gets me too is they will never admit guilt because they have absolutely no remorse....

[@ItzJustMia]

I can honestly say I don’t blame Michael, the dude was a total sicko and he was just afraid for his life. I’m just glad he finally got the courage to put this man behind bars. I feel no sympathy for this dude whatsoever especially since even his own mother covered for him. When I look back on this episode, it makes me sick knowing not only did he kill this beautiful human being but he possibly killed another one too. I hope he rots in jail for the rest of his sick life. RIP sweet Dana

[@user-bw4ro3xz9d]

The fact that his friend knew about it for ten years I would have locked his ass up to

[@Rye-jl2fk]

He told police anonymously soon after the incident. He didn't know for sure until the guy threatened to kill him if he said anything.

[@zuzellogan5613]

I like Trey Gowdy, he can be funny and in this case he was describing the hairdresser’s husband. I was cracking up 😂

[@MartyMcflyLT-tf9dn]

He's in more episodes then this one??? I remember seeing him recently but haven't watched this one recently

[@jaquillahillahfoodstamps]

He looked so familiar I was wondering where he was from then I looked him up and realized he’s the guy who roasted AOC In Congress about the border crisis. What a coincidence

[@rs52594]

Jonathan Vick is still in a SC prison serving his life sentence. He will be eligible for parole in 2035 however and sadly Heather Sellars disappearance has never been solved. Fun fact: My mother actually went to high school with Trey Gowdy though they didn't know each other.

[@leslieleslie6590]

I love Trey Gowdy! He makes these episodes!

[@ebonypegasus9864]

There is no way he could be innocent with such a confirmed DNA match, eye witness, and friend testimony.

[@danielwwe223]

🤣🤣"There Would be a whole in the side of the mobile home if he'd tried to get out that way" -Trey Gowdy

[@iamBlackGambit]

lol i laughed at that too..soon as he said that i thought of the koolaid man!! lmbo

[@stfuplsok]

@OFF THEE DOME *hole

[@justjonni9330]

Vick knew what he was gonna do before he walked through her salon door... Otherwise he would've parked his truck right out front and not a distance away.

[@thewillofabeast9079]

0:04 I’ve seen this many times and I still get goosebumps with the 4th wall punch. R.I.P Dana Satterfield, Heather Renee Sellers, others who knew the victims, and Peter Thomas

[@monicadonnelly4991]

Trey Gowdy is funny in this episode. Especially when describing the husband

[@mjenks92]

I came here to say the same thing 😂

[@ruemapundu1299]

Why didn't they follow him around like they usually do when the court doesn't allow them to get DNA?😢

[@TeamOT]

Why would you be frustrated with the witness? You were the one that wasn't able to find probable cause.

[@gilbertdaroy6080]

Hahaha!

[@thembinkosidube3918]

Honestly. The Late Narrator Peter Thomas,he's voice and his narration always brought me these vedeos. Thank you...

[@83gemm]

I love people being mad at the witness. He was in HIGH SCHOOL when it happened and scared to death. He did report it anonymously which was probably terrifying enough. I agree his reason of finally deciding to tell again was not great. She only had value because it turned out she had a kid? But I feel like the cops could have gotten his DNA from garbage like in other cases if they were really that interested in him back at the start. I think they are playing up how much of a suspect he was retroactively to put all the blame on the witness.

[@raerae6422]

Its BS that the witness/ friend didn't know she had kids. It would have been all over the papers, news and would have been the talk of the town. And if for some reason he never heard anyone speak about it, why he never was curious to ever look up the case over that 10 years? I know i would if my best mate was the killer. I think he wanted to get involved because the daughter is supremely good-looking. Yes, im saying it. If she was ugly or a guy, i doubt he would have lifted a finger. Also, we only have his word that he called the police after the murder. Yes, calls can get lost but my gut says he that contact up so he would't look like so heartless and negligent.

[@LauraSti]

I think the show probably mischaracterized what happened. It's unlikely that he "learned she had a child." It's far more likely that, when it happened, he was a teenager, scared to death, it was his friend who did it... that's paralyzing, and then when nothing came of his anonymous report he tried to put it behind him entirely. Then, so many years later, he realized not that she had a child but what it MEANT that she had a child. His brain finally felt safe enough for it to click into place that this kid had grown up without a mother and without closure, and at that point he realized it wasn't "over and done with" the way he'd told himself it was for so many years. He realized there was a young lady out there with no mother and no answers, for whom it was still present and active, and that tipped the scales. At least, based on my understanding of trauma, shock in close relationships, and psychology, that's the most LIKELY reason. There could be other factors, and I'm way too far removed from the case to make a clear assessment.

[@chateaupig826]

Damn , at least he DID Finally come out with it -gotta be happy about that

[@bobbymenon4057]

The boy who gave witness after 10 yrs is a HERO🙏🏼

[@timmarkell402]

Before the DNA match in 2005, the witness did not definitely know Jonathan Vick murdered Dana. For all he knew, Jonathan Vick might have never went through with going to Dana's barber shop that night, or Vick could have went over there and someone else could have killed Dana after Vick left Dana's Barber Shop.

[@bluesky7333]

If they wanted his DNA, all they had to do was tail him until he left DNA on something. Many other cases have used this to solve the crime.

[@timmarkell402]

Yeah and Trey Gowdy said that the detectives he knew on the case would do whatever they had to do to solve the case come hell or high water

[@herbertmichaels2841]

He knew his friend did it the whole time

[@mikezylstra7514]

It ain't called "South Carolina" for nuthin'.

[@gloriaorth4628]

I remember this story being profiled on Unsolved Mysteries. Scared the crap out of me as a child.

[@bfer95]

Yeah that's right I thought I remember seeing this case on Unsolved Mysteries back in the day to I knew this case sounded familiar 👍

[@kimmyfreak200]

they didn't need to get a court order dna sample..they could have followed him till he threw out trash in public after eATING, drinking, or smoking

[@Our_UnStoppableKing]

He knew they needed his DNA so he probably avoided throwing his DNA out there .. Besides he moved out of their jurisdiction, remember? But I feel you. You're absolutely correct

[@davidplate3327]

I’m just guessing but maybe it’s easier to get the court ordered sample… given the hours and costs of a couple officers following this clown around to watch him discard a cigarette butt or pop can? Just a thought… because they had to follow Brian Driggs in the Idaho Falls Idaho murder for days till he tossed a cigarette butt in traffic!

[@forcewars5691]

THIS DEPENDS ENTIRELY ON STATE LAWS. FOR EXAMPLE OREGON PREVENTS POLICE FROM DOING THIS AND CONSIDERS IT A FORM OF STALKING WITHOUT A WARRANT

[@cynthg9547]

Right

[@gohardorgohome6693]

they could have also had sex with him to gather the DNA

[@DanetteSWhite]

There was no reason to kill that girl. Big egos get you jail time.

[@michaelcoletta4547]

It's the same reason most rapists choose to escalate the crime to murder... they'd rather kill the witness than run the risk of being identified.

[@Scott-got-caught]

Incels are dangerous

[@janicep1508]

I never understood the logic of someone saying "he said he'd kill me if I said anything". If he's arrested on a murder charge, he will have little chance to kill you.

[@shortangel333]

But they could make friends on the inside and send them after you.

[@josephtomaso6790]

@@shortangel333It’s true. You never know who you can trust.

[@queenonyxbutterfly]

He didn't look nothing like that sketch 🤦🏽‍♀️🤣

[@monicadonnelly4991]

😂 the sketches are always generic looking

[@VEN2oo]

Fun fact from this Forensic files Episode is that the prosecutor Trey Gowdy was a United States Representative after this in South Carolina’s 4th district

[@THERSC216]

I remember this case from Unsolved Mysteries. I'm so glad that John Vick was caught. Btw Dana's daughter is beautiful....glad she got justice.

[@deadmanthehekatonkheire994]

Actually, the poster said "THIS IS NOT *NOT* THE BRONCO". Which I like to think was a bit of a Freudian slip.

[@seafoambeachcomb]

If the detectives had only obtained his dna through other means (discarded cup etc) they most likely would have saved his fiancé whose car was found at the bottom of a river. So sad.

[@danielkokal8819]

thought the same... they did it in other episodes. could have had his buddy swipe his toothbrush.

[@synergisticcollusion134]

@@danielkokal8819 That would have been illegally obtained. The person has to WILLINGLY ABANDON the property.

[@danielkokal8819]

@@synergisticcollusion134 so he could have borrowed the toothbrush ? or hairbrush ?

[@synergisticcollusion134]

@@danielkokal8819 You really don't understand anything, do you? 🙄🙄🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@danielkokal8819]

@@synergisticcollusion134 I understand sneering condescension when I see it

[@pillowflight2281]

Why didn't they just follow Johnathan Vic around until he discarded tissue, or a ciggy or coffee cup???????

[@memmener]

I've seen in other episodes where police obtained DNA samples from discarded cups or cigarette butts in public places. You don't need a warrant for that. Seems they didn't try hard enough..

[@cautionTosser]

yeah I thought that too. But it costs money to keep a suspect under that kind of surveillance. And if they couldn't get an order for his DNA, maybe they also couldn't get approval to put him under surveillance. I dunno. Just spitballing.

[@chateaupig826]

How long do you think they sat waiting for the suspect to chuck a cup or can ? It doesnt just happen immediately y'know and sometimes they take the cup with them

[@donbelledestiny5633]

Only fbi do that i think🤣

[@siggyretburns7523]

Wow. A young Trey Gowdy working on the case. 3:58

[@divinewon73]

🤮

[@joemomma1608]

I recognized Trey Goudy's voice

[@warriormanmaxx8991]

@Joe Momma - re: "recognized Trey ..." Well, halleloooyah!! We all wondered if you would recognize Trey's voice !!

[@sankiegreyling6309]

Where does all these animals come from. The scary thing is they walk among us every day.

[@chateaupig826]

Yep , we have shark DNA

[@badkarma1289]

These people are out there, driving, reproducing, voting for Biden/Fetterman . . .

[@patriciaalderson1742]

That detective Rick Gregory would make a good ventriloquist

[@johnnabuzby6103]

He's got a sexy voice, and he's fine af.

[@monicadonnelly4991]

😂

[@kateturner1849]

Young man with a consciounce. Thank you. 🌹

[@johnnabuzby6103]

Conscience * 🐝

[@kateturner1849]

@@johnnabuzby6103 🤣 My bad. Sometimes the hand is faster than the brain.🌹

[@johnnabuzby6103]

@@kateturner1849 I know that's right. I have that problem myself sometimes. 😃🙃

[@msc8663]

I'm surprised the witness was left alive.

[@Scott-got-caught]

Dude was involved. He's lying to protect himself

[@johnnabuzby6103]

❤ Rick Gregory's voice - makes me go all weak in the knees.

[@WillaHerrera]

IS THAT TREY GOWDY !!!????!!??

[@kimmyfreak200]

yah lol

[@justinpascoe4779]

Awesome to see Trey Gowdy as the prosecutor. One heck of an honest patriot. GOD bless you Trey.

[@nancyfaircloth3224]

Someone told the police the next day or days later, that she saw Vick running from that way. Her kids went to school with Vick. They didn't believe her so they did nothing.

[@bosslife1685]

With plenty of probable cause and still All that trouble to get a court order for DNA testing , but then again there's innocent people in prison WTF

[@SummerofKittyLove]

So that’s where I first saw Trey Gowdy-I always thought he looked familiar

[@lauriesoper4056]

Heather Renee Sellers is still missing and her disappearance remains a mystery. He did it, obviously.

[@encycl07pedia-]

Where's your proof? Never serve on a jury. Just because someone probably did it doesn't mean they actually did. Just look at the second suspect in this case: some jailbird that fit the profile but didn't do it.

[@tribalgosh5938]

he definitely did it.

[@Highheels4ever]

Dana’s daughter Ashley looks like her Mom, she is as pretty as Dana was. Too sad that Dana lost her life being so young because of a deranged man who wanted sex. There was no need to kill Dana, but I guess this young man didn’t want Dana to identify him and killed her. A senseless crime committed y an evil person. Rest in Peace always, Dana 🙏

[@pAusten]

Wow. Surprised to see forner Senator Trey Gowdy.

[@dellcoc]

Harrison Ford got real nervous when that sketch went out.

[@brianwilliams6167]

😏

[@ftngie]

😂

[@garryfrost9100]

Wow! Powerful testimonies from all sides involved! Good episode! Thank you for sharing!

[@Canuck204]

I remember this case on Unsolved Mysteries, glad to see this on Forensic Files.

[@kostasvrionis781]

Αυτός ο εισαγγελέας είναι Φοβερός τύπος κάνει πολύ καλή δουλειά εκεί που αλλοι δε μπορούν. ΜΠΡΆΒΟ ΤΟΥ

[@minarostai9335]

Now that he has a daughter and is not there to protect her should give him the chills through the bones-which he has none-when he did horrible act to someone else’s daughter… RIP Dana!

[@chateaupig826]

They don't think like normal people

[@jimr9499]

He doesn't have...bones...? That's an expression I've never heard. Lol

[@kiis0]

The narrators voice is scarier than the actual case. Why I’ve been avoiding watching the new episodes 😩 😣 😬

[@LoyalAsst]

13:25 You don't need to have a record to murder someone the first time you're caught.

[@marjoriecorcora7617]

DNA doesn’t lie. Ever.

[@derek04151]

I wonder if he sits in prison worrying that someone like him might do the same thing to his daughter while he rots in jail, unable to protect her ?

[@Scott-got-caught]

Who cares 😂

[@NICCAGE26]

It's quite a few serial killers that came from South Carolina

[@aladynamedSusan]

I googled Chris Cato because he was cute. And until this very day He's STILL CUTE😮😍❤️ Also R.I.P to this beautiful woman whose life was cut too short 🙏🏽

[@Scott-got-caught]

Who?

[@joymeyer4730]

Boy, Mike got a very pretty woman.

[@JaylenPotts-zs2qw]

Growing up in Albany Ga as a child this episode always gave me anxiety about these things

[@cornbreadmilton5265]

This was First episode of Forensic Files I watched 10 yrs ago on Tru TV.

[@neykodimov2786]

Why doed the police always walk around the house with a flashlight instead of just turning on the lights??

[@TimidPimp]

"He's an inormous man ! "😂

[@brianwilliams6167]

Enormous*

[@paulabarrick478]

I think its kinda weird that meeting Danas daughter was the thing that made him want to really talk about what he knew.

[@shineandre]

Perhaps a divine intervention. Pretty awesome

[@chateaupig826]

Why's that weird??

[@divinewon73]

@@shineandre 🤔 Too bad there was no “divine intervention“ to protect the victim from this killer who probably killed others as well. Pretty weak.🤮

[@cynthg9547]

I think he just had a guilty conscience and then seen her daughter the guilt was worse so he wanted to do the right thing but don't forget he did call the cops just did not give his name cause he was a kid and his friend threatened to kill him at least he did the right thing Paula

[@elizabethjarvie6077]

@@divinewon73 Justice is always Devine. ✨️

[@jjxyzjjabc]

Weeping like a little girlie girl in court when he was convicted. I bet he did the same when his cellmate - big bubba - told him he had a pretty mouth.

[@manooch]

18:38 he says "I love my wife my daughter , that's all it matters" , what about life of his victim , that is not all it matters?!! Also the shape of his skull matches his brutality 21:10 and 18:58

[@JuFated]

Hmm I guess it depends on the state but other police officers would just look for some item that has their suspect's DNA if they can't get a court order. They would usually do it by picking up the suspect's trash because trash is no longer considered private property so it's fine to take.

[@atomicskies_]

6:52 I like how they just start insulting that guy

[@Scott-got-caught]

Funny. But it's really not. They would say the same about "the rock" or any other big dude

[@gohardorgohome6693]

lol i know and he didn't even do it

[@Tenamf]

So he was crying because he finally got caught with DNA that was his how sad serve your time and get over it

[@mamarha2011]

I bet if a police officer had been murdered, they would've been able to get a court order. Hell, they probably wouldn't even need one. The "wheels" of justice. SMH

[@encycl07pedia-]

@steve clark You idiots should be "mad" at the judge for denying the warrant, not the police officers that are doing their job by NOT violating someone else's civil rights. You both are terrible people.

[@chateaupig826]

I was wondering how "affected" they would have been if she wasnt pretty and white

[@stfuplsok]

privilege

[@dominiquemarciano4162]

Living Satan, murderer, monster! 👎👎👎👎👎😡😡😡😡😡It’s for after 10 years, you were found guilty and should be punished to death! Law makers should think again and use their brains in making laws to punish criminals!

[@thewillofabeast9079]

I can definitely understand the frustrations of police towards people who don’t come forward immediately with important details of the crime but when you’re threatened that can affect people, and most aren’t afraid to make the revenge a reality. Take the episode “Signed, Sealed, and Delivered”. George, who was a witness to a crime, testified against his two friends, Doug and RD. A year later, a package was sent to George’s home, which was a bomb. It exploded, killing George’s dad and injuring his mother. Doug’s brother and sister constructed the bomb with instructions that were discretely told over the prison phone by Doug. Doug’s siblings got 22 years and Doug and RD got additional life sentences. It just shows that people afraid to carry out their revenge.

[@kennethhaughton-wr4iy]

Oh someone's a Dean Winchester fan.😊

[@alexsmith1207]

Trey Growdy " I don't like him" 😂

[@michelleo3704]

Heather Renee sellers missing what are they doing to solve this. A killer was in a relationship with her the love of God. His family helping him hide his crimes. Disgusting

[@thamnosma]

Imagine being the wife and finding out who you really married. Ugh. Who knows, maybe a sociopath too.

[@johnhepfer4484]

I’m pretty sure that’s a sketch drawing of nick lachey

[@veronicafernandez7211]

Why was he free after committing a previous murder!

[@Sandro-ij7te]

Just look his arrogant face should be in jail without committing any crime

[@george_micough]

He cried like a baby at the court, what a Giant Baby.

[@trunks2705]

Cowards always cry when they get caught. Never remorse.

[@stfuplsok]

he's a crybaby :)

[@divinewon73]

🤪Marines. The few. The proud. Such a “big man” to attack, rape and kill this victim and probably at least one other as depicted in the video. Hopefully, he is meeting lots of friendly bubbas in prison… he probably cried a lot more.😂

[@FischerFan]

@@trunks2705 Their only regret IS getting caught.

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Scary.

[@fgd1883]

Anne Zie she truly resembled her mother and she was very beautiful girl and educated too. Wished she had real happy lives with her husband and childrrn

[@seanmcclure]

So much red tape

[@mikeappleget482]

The investigators could’ve still gotten the perps DNA despite the court ruling that there wasn’t probable cause. Cops do it all the time. They just have to put the perp under surveillance and wait until he leaves his DNA on an item in public. They can even go through his trash or wait until he eats in a restaurant and then snatch up items with their DNA. I’m shocked the police didn’t do this. It’s an extremely common tactic to get around courts not issuing a warrant for their DNA.

[@devodavis6747]

"Red tape' is there to protect YOU. Without it, every crime would be solved in 5 minutes because the cops would take a power drill to a suspect like Jack Bauer on 24 and close the case.

[@gulammuhammedalkibria2728]

I don't know why you cannot follow him and get a sample of his DNA, some of the cases we saw on Forensic Files were solved with that technique. Furthermore, why the court cannot order for his DNA when you had a credible tip, his mugshot looked similar to the face described by the witness, and saw his vehicle near his crime scene.

[@danielkokal8819]

it might go state by state as far as collecting dna

[@divinewon73]

They can’t go on hearsay or circumstantial evidence that is clearly providing a strong probable cause. It’s considered an invasion of privacy, if not truly a probable cause.

[@mohamedmohamud22]

Police get DNA in other ways than court order if they wish to as in other episodes

[@yojez]

A male fist versus a female face 😂

[@kimmyfreak200]

sounds like mike's joke from that chapter

[@laurastaynings3735]

That’s her husband? He looks like her father.

[@hus390]

Trey Gowdy rocking it.

[@divinewon73]

🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@gilbertdaroy6080]

Weird that an inmate would brag that he had something to do with the case.

[@leastlikedcritic7529]

I'm happy the judge was not fooled by his pour acting in court

[@cogitoergospud1]

Trey Gowdy sure turned into a huge disappointment in Congress,

[@anotherchannel4439]

Oh, hey! Trey Gowdy!

[@itzamia]

@14:17 Don't waste your quarter 😆 911 was free on a pay phone just like it doesn't cost anything on a cell phone.

[@hegemonycricket2182]

Its cool to see young Trey Gowdy 👍

[@zuzellogan5613]

Why is it that when investigators enter a place where the lights are off, they don’t look for a light switch in the place, rather than use a flash light??? It beats me. That is what I would do first, turn the lights on 🙄

[@richardremick1639]

Saddest part it's always the nicest or most beautiful people that get murdered. Her picture on the grave is stunning. Typical life always the most beautiful nicest people who get murdered. Very sad.

[@mikezylstra7514]

yeah. Scary. I'm surprised I'm still alive.

[@self-righteousideologue9398]

Trey Gowdy! Good shit. He's the bomb.

[@divinewon73]

🤮 You mean, he bombed in Congress with his lead of the fake investigations into Hillary Clinton that proved nothing except Republicans love to waste millions of dollars for taxpayers while the military testified that they were not able to help the embassy staff who died. He is an embarrassment.💯👹