Forensic Files - Season 12, Episode 27 - In the Bag - Full Episode

[@AndiSplatterpunk]

When Johnny tried to clean the blood with tissue..that is heartbreaking..

[@AndiSplatterpunk]

@Chris i hope he is living his best life now..I've never said that phrase before lol but it felt right

[@sharont2009]

Hillbillies

[@Lucas_Tulic]

It's almost as if it was made up by the show specifically for dramatic purposes.

[@bunnymad5049]

Yes. I was going to write the same until I saw you had. I hope he's ok now.

[@alvesthegreat]

I'm thinking the same thing.... My god... Such a sweet innocent child.....

[@drewizkoollikeicecre]

The bravery and the ability to find his school by the 4 yr old is just astounding. I hope he’s doing ok these days.

[@chateaupig826]

At least he didn't kill him too 😥

[@keithelam6537]

@Norberto Fontanez it's WONDER! USE PROPER ENGLISH!

[@muffs55mercury61]

Due to the jolting nature of it, he likely remembers it today or at least some of it. Not all kids that age are smart enough to run and tell someone, plus he knew where his school was located. He was above average and I hope he has succeeeded well today.

[@lovecats_10-23]

@@keithelam6537 😆

[@lovecats_10-23]

@@muffs55mercury61 True he was outstandingly above average intelligence.

[@misstury606]

No four year old should never have to see what he saw. Poor baby, it breaks my heart. then how he found his school is amazing. I hope he's gotten some thearpy and is ok now. God bless this child.

[@clarissacustis368]

God was on that little boys side

[@clarissacustis368]

Yes it was amazing how he found his Pre-K School

[@clifffischer4409]

Yes, I agree with you. He looked like cute great kid.

[@misstury606]

@@clarissacustis368 Yes!

[@albertschulz5575]

@@clarissacustis368 ???? You mean the god that had just minutes earlier allowed the brutal murder of his beloved great-grandparents???! Sounds to me like a solid case of "with a god like this, who needs satan, or any other enemy for that matter"...

[@DR-mq1vn]

It is definitely possible for 4 year old children to know the directions to places they go often. Even over a mile away. God Bless little Johnny!

[@tanya5322]

My grandson reportedly gets very excited when his parents turn onto our gravel road, he’s two, and our home is six miles from theirs.

[@muffs55mercury61]

@@tanya5322 Children can develop a good sense of direction. I did at that age in places that I had been before.

[@tanya5322]

@@muffs55mercury61 what was more impressive is that particular grandson needs glasses, and is still not yet 4 years old

[@muffs55mercury61]

@@tanya5322 He is talented in ways you all may not realize yet

[@MM-uv6kb]

I pray that this child has received all the help he needed and has gone on to lead a we'll adjusted life, despite these horrific early childhood events.

[@1978garfield]

I hope he has been allowed to see his father if he wants, something the great grandmother would not allow.

[@angelaburroughs4584]

“ I found them melting “ poor boy, I hope he is doing ok . I’m sure this inflicted horrible nightmares. Completely awful

[@muffs55mercury61]

Hopefully he doesn't remember anything. I remember some things at that age but my mom had almost no memory of anything before she was about 10. Still I'm sure he's likely been told about all of it.

[@elchessboy0wnzuagain]

@@muffs55mercury61 the OLD fart woman got what she deserved. YOU DONT KEEP A KID AWAY FROM HIS DAD OR MOM....SORRY GRANNY YOU WERENT THAT KIDS MOM!!! U wouldve been alive if you wouldnt have involved the kid and prevent him from seeing his dad. Thats just a fact. I feel sorry for the grandfather tho. Ladies and Gentlemen..DO NOT GET INVOLVED if the kid is not yours or your grandparents.. youre the same as foster parents!

[@lorenadonguines6238]

I have just watch this horrible event with which the young boy have to endure! I should say thank God for giving this boy the logical mind on how to find the kindergarten he goes to report to the teacher as to what happened to his grandparents! I hope he will get therapy for recurring nightmares most likely would occur after that harrowing scene he saw!!😦😢 Hopefully, his immediate family will provide love and care, kindness and compassion and would grow into an adult responsible, law abiding, productive member of society.👍🌝 God bless you Johnny

[@emmasttaples5294]

He's doing well since it happend its been a really long time and he watches the case with his mom when they make a new one he's brave and strong now

[@muffs55mercury61]

@@emmasttaples5294 That's good to know !! Thanks for the update.

[@memeredman6166]

The little boy's description... It's so innocent. Thats so sad, greed is a horrible thing.

[@bobshenix]

"they're melting"

[@TEA_PHX]

So chilling

[@carmenblacklock788]

I'm so sick of kids assuming their parents money is owed them. Get a job! Make your own life.

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

I agree! And this loser had a job, he just didn't feel like going to work

[@nurahfosu9731]

I agree

[@cheerlynstovall5506]

I agree👌Create your legacy.

[@kimmccabe1422]

Ikr. A sense of entitlement is the lowest sense there is!

[@gracemunich1476]

so true…..these expectations are so unrealistic….get a job….

[@thewillofabeast9079]

From what I could find, “Johnny” was actually Dameon, and after the case had concluded has had nightmares about “The green monster”, but as time went on, and with going to counseling, he has gotten better. As of 2019, he’s a motorcycle enthusiast and is working at a manufacturing factory in Ohio. Jack and Linda would be very proud of the man he’s grown up to today.

[@ElaineDavis-t6d]

He was born out of wedlock, did his father pay support for him?

[@gianfavero]

I had a home intrusion when i was 6 yo. Same as this kid i pretended to sleep while the intruder entered my bedroom. I still remember his dark silhouette at the bottom of my bed

[@markokada7311]

How a dreadful & fearful experience that had been!!! You must have been in sheer fear & trepidation. My heartfelt sympathy & empathy to you, though.,,,,(01/07/24)

[@Emiliapocalypse]

He thought they were “Melting” I remember hearing this one, just heartbreaking

[@trevorslinkard31]

“Green monster.” Proof that monsters are not just in our nightmares. I hope that kid got extensive therapy and is doing as well as he can.

[@howardcraigiv518]

Little Jonny is the hero in this case. Without him the murders would not of been solved. Could you imagine seeing what that child did at his age. Hopefully he was to young to remember those images he witnessed that day.

[@itamiyouji4057]

The fact that he ran over a mile as a four-year-old is incredible to me. I couldn't run an entire mile until I was maybe fourteen!

[@jimmyohara2601]

TOO, not to 😐

[@muffs55mercury61]

Some can remember things when they were 4 years old (I remember some) but then others don't. I hope he doesn't remember any of it.

[@pearlfeather9326]

Well the father sounded like a real SOB which added to it all.

[@kleeamd8274]

@op How wouldn't the murders been solved without him??🤣🤣

[@MsBrooklyn62]

He bragged he watched crime TV but he must not have watched the end part where the criminal messes up, gets caught and is sent to jail!

[@lilmoe4364]

I don't understand how killers like this convince themselves they won't get caught

[@evilspiritchild]

Only 52% of murders are solved in the U.S.. Don't think that this is an every day occurrence. If the guy burned the clothing and disassembled the gun, he would have gotten away with it.

[@suzannelindsay2247]

BECAUSE THEY ARE STUPID!

[@janetpattison8474]

Thank goodness criminals make mistakes.

[@brianwilliams6167]

Only 62% of murders are ever solved

[@regenia8738]

I think a lot of criminals like this want something so badly that they allow it to take over their lives. It makes them unable first of all be realistic about their intelligence. They think THEY are smart enough to be successful. Secondly, it greatly diminishes, or totally eliminates, fear of getting caught.

[@justanothersmith6012]

It’s amazing how far a good investigative team will go to solve a case.

[@legalizerapingrussianbroad8299]

F the police!

[@Lucas_Tulic]

What's amazing is how stupid most of these killers are, and this soab is the perfect example. All that planning to dump the evidence in a shallow river close to the scene of the crime! And he even went to buy the shotgun himself using his real name! He should've got a third life sentence just for the stupidity!

[@Vaginaninja]

Is it?

[@rs52594]

Gregg Myers is still in an Ohio prison serving life without parole. "Johnny" Huffman is really named Damon Huffman and he's doing well for himself now.

[@nyc78]

Thank you for the update.

[@brandonfouts4074]

Forensic Files is absolutely brilliant.

[@iamcornholiooooo3019]

@J Nix Where do I find a roommate like you?

[@Bubbies-777]

Lol! God damn, Mike Anthony Foster you are cringe af '😆😂🤣🤣 🙄 👁️👄👁️

[@user-hh5rn4jz6o]

Peter Thomas is The GOAT

[@nurahfosu9731]

@J Nix my hubby and daughter already knows lol

[@Duddie82]

Its sad knowing how a 4 year old saw the killer, and discovering his grandparents dead. I am just glad he was safe as he ran to his school. With crazy people these days. So happy he was able to get to his school safe.

[@sabrinathomas7655]

Great grand parents have custody? Missing a generation in this story.

[@bobbyg9662]

I was wondering same thing??

[@mariemartin7056]

My best guess is teen parents or young like 20 years old max

[@mahjeyt]

@@mariemartin7056 They’re talking about the Grandparents being missing, not the Great Grandparents I think

[@feliciajenkins5041]

The horror that kid has to live with💔. I hope he was raised by loving and supportive family this is soo messed up.

[@gloriaambrose2840]

He seems young enough to forget about it

[@uck8978]

@@gloriaambrose2840 Dexter did not forget…

[@blackmetalhead5883]

@@gloriaambrose2840 who the hell going forget seeing their love ones murdered? That is going be imprinted in his mind for ever

[@gloriaambrose2840]

@@blackmetalhead5883 he was barely 5yrs old and didn’t understand the concept of death. Many kids forget such things

[@rivonimasilane9362]

I remember things that happened when I was 4 years old and some events at 3, he definitely remembers this.

[@craigime]

i'm incredibly happy that nothing happened to the boy on his way to school

[@leahoakwood9988]

Strong little man. I remember when this happened. Hope he's doing well, today. Thank you, for posting this. :)

[@ZPiiLe1]

I just remembered this tv show exists I used to watch it back in high school. This brings so much memories

[@johnnybaxter1953]

The green monster 😢 what a warrior he is. Hope he is well 🙏 ❤️

[@naee007]

That lil boy was definitely a angel fr bless his heart and that family

[@bobshenix]

I can't shake the image of a young boy telling his teacher that his great grandparents are "melting"

[@thewillofabeast9079]

4:11 I swear, even after seeing this many times, this scene still gives me chills. The combination of the silhouette, the head tilting, background music. Just everything made it unsettling. I pray Johnny is doing alright today. R.I.P Jack and Linda Myers, and Peter Thomas

[@SomethingSomethingg]

It pisses me off that the new forensic files doesn't show actual reenactment but just awkward still photos. The most chilling reenactments are definitely the earlier seasons with the black and white. The cinematography was off the charts.

[@thewillofabeast9079]

@@SomethingSomethinggI can see that. The reenactments and the other aspects of Forensic Files is what made it stand out compared with other crime shows, especially at the time it first aired. And while I’m sure Bill Camp (Narrator of Forensic Files II) is a nice guy, his voice just doesn’t give off the same mysterious vibes that the original had.

[@jencraft1799]

I just watched this. I drive through Houston Ohio and see the old little market store this poor couple used to own all the time. I had no clue. I am so sorry to hear the young boy, now a grown man, went through such a horrific experience. No child should ever have to go through what he did.

[@a.blanco7680]

If he wouldve put that much energy into working..smh so stupid and sad

[@eileenyabut8092]

What a smart boy. I am happy he was safe.

[@pixiebubbles2628]

This is the first episode of Forensic Files I had watched and thus have been hooked for about a decade since

[@mikescaffo4850]

Tremendous job from the investigation team thanks to them this evil man did not get away with it very sad for those people who were killed it hurts my heart

[@zuzellogan5613]

Great forensic work from these scientists as well as police work! Very well done 👍 Poor child, having to see both of his great grandparents in bed deceased and running to school to report what has happened at that tender young age. Unbelievable. It was a good thing that this little boy pretended to be sleeping, otherwise he would have been a victim of a vicious, evil killer. Rest In Peace always Linda and Greg Meyers. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@CaptainOmar98]

It always amazes me how stupid these killers are, like you gone through all of this work not to be caught and then bag all the evidence and throw it off a nearby bridge to be easily be collected by police later. Why not carry on with your "careful planning" and bury the evidence or even burn it?

[@gloriaambrose2840]

I know! (In Monica’s voice)

[@waleafelumo]

I guess it's just because 'justice' has so fated it that there should be no perfect crimes. So that loved ones who have been bereaved can have closure and that evil may be deterred.

[@Lucas_Tulic]

@@gloriaambrose2840 🤣🤣🤣

[@MrsHicks-it5xj]

He threw the bag in a river called STILLWATER. Genius.

[@horsegirlb7120]

@@waleafelumo Evil would only be deterred if the crimes had been prevented in the first place. Evil was _allowed_ to commit these atrocities. Then divine intervention lets us find the _bag?_ No. That's just human stupidity. There is no divine intervention evident here.

[@sophiag2348]

Poor little boy how heartbreaking! What an evil son 😥

[@tebogokoloane9771]

Little boy broke my heart.... I can't help but wonder what was going on in his mind and heart when he ran all the way to his pre-school.

[@fishingpinky3165]

Who is addicted to Forensic Files like me?

[@jennylynfujioka]

👋 meeeeee❤❤❤

[@mimidoll326]

I am one

[@Jay-kw2kb]

What degree of evil a person must be by taking months in planning and killing someone is mind-boggling. With all of his precautions made - only to end up in the penitentiary!

[@Lucas_Tulic]

It seems like his precautions and planning were only made up to the point he leave his parents' house after killing them. All he did after that point was just leaving a trail of breadcrumbs for the police to find it easily.

[@wildboar9290]

World class forensic team.

[@sandiasurfers3174]

Them showing photos of a guy clearly taken in a courtroom is always a spoiler alert in these

[@LawrinMaxwellsmpc500]

Yeah I don't like when they do that early in the case

[@SofiyahSapphire]

I picked up on the same thing !

[@childrembirgit5020]

Well... The programme IS about Forensic Science, it's not a suspense film.

[@peterpiper831]

They never show the killer talking directly to the Forensic Files camera.

[@tonyfisher479]

It's a true crime program.just enjoy.

[@waldopepper4069]

how sad. but what a brave little boy. god bless you johnny.

[@IAmIndeedBatman]

its been over 15 years and i still find this so intriguing

[@cjdodgeprimecrime]

What a POS ! If he's known that baby was awake, he would have most likely killed him, too. That poor child will most likely never forget that horrifying scene!!

[@chriscranston7189]

Poor little buddy. That's an evil thing to let the boy discover that. Him trying to clean the blood with tissue is a seriously sad picture.

[@suzannelindsay2247]

Love this old show. Love the narrators voice.

[@suzannelindsay2247]

@@51_cent Wow!

[@ummhussein1]

we all do

[@jcx2bby]

The way he says L 1 3 4 5....wow

[@davidsmith9873]

The fact that boy alone ran to his school like that is simply incredible to tell the tale and also the fact he did not move the night of the murder in his bed but recounted the green of the overalls. Incredible police work and DNA work with the gloves and other evidence.

[@Jasminerogers865]

Incredible this preschooler knew how to get to school alone!

[@norran3830]

An Angel must have guided him.

[@NicholasShade-eq1ts]

​@@norran3830😇

[@Kattycorner59]

@@norran3830the same angel that allowed his grandparents to be murdered? Ok

[@dr.g3860]

At the beginning of the investigation they offered him life with the chance of parole after 20 years if he’d confess and plead guilty. He ended up making the wrong decision; he turned them down, went to trial and was sentenced to life without parole.

[@edmoretshuma2470]

Peter Thomas was the greatest ever narrator

[@Tenamf]

It’s real sad what people will try and do for money or material things whatever to get out of the mess that they made your parents OU nothing!! The poor little boy praying he gets threw it !!!

[@nicholasshade]

Even though her mom met Joe at a later time in her life. Jack was her soulmate. Jack was her knight in shining armor.💛

[@stefanc4520]

No one's guna comments on how he's 4 and his MOM is STILL a teenager so his GREAT Grandparents have to take care of him?

[@karmayt8956]

Live within your means and you won’t have pressure. Control your vices or they will control you. So sad to kill good parents just because they wanted him to control himself.

[@ptanisaro]

That monster was very clever indeed! However, hat off to this fantastic investigation team!

[@hippieluv]

@MeMeRedman--Yes. The way a kids mind works "green monster" & "melting". So innocent as you said😐

[@gamenshorts]

Just when I think I’ve seen every episode I stumbled on new 1 such a good feeling

[@randybrown6709]

"Not surprisingly, some of these people were unable to make the payments". You don't say!

[@bunnymad5049]

I remember this. So horribly sad. Good, hardworking people. That poor little boy.

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

Poor little Johnny! That Greg was a bad seed.

[@olabiyiayomide1291]

Kids will surprise you sometimes

[@anettahope6971]

I break down into tears each time I hear 4-year-old Little Johnny say *I FOUND THEM MELTING* 😭😿😢

[@DanaeLaurenTolbert]

A green monster is an accurate description. What an evil being.

[@alvax8062]

Unbelievable policework. Incredible how they can put the puzzle together

[@christabellelysander4392]

Wow!!! Thank you to the detectives for their perseverance in finding this criminal!! This guy really tried to cover his crime!!

[@derpinguin7003]

US: incredible, he found preschool alone, 1600m away. Rest of the world: normal for kids to walk

[@tanya5322]

Maybe Americans in urban areas find it surprising… but I don’t.

[@wordmoment]

Hahaha very true even two to ten kilometres alone

[@christinamenhennett]

Poor dear child! So heartbreaking!

[@NicholasShade-eq1ts]

💔💔💔💔💔

[@Dulcimertunes]

Let’s see. An alcoholic on drugs. Nope, no chance he’d mess up😆

[@kimmyfreak200]

both sons were losers too

[@kimmccabe1422]

HE NEVER REALIZED ONE THING-Everything in the dark comes to the light! A sense of entitlement is the lowest sense there is!!

[@foxywhitetip7387]

Little Johnny is the hero . Rest police work as well

[@fursitivepetbarkmeowbybeng1225]

I love this forensic file.. Detectives and investigator works well

[@josephmauer2591]

What a smart 4 year old!

[@morganmuchando1497]

It's true when they kid's mind are very powerful.

[@busisiwedlamini437]

What a brave and intelligent boy ❤I hope Johnny is well wherever he is

[@muffs55mercury61]

The acid treatment works wonders. It's also effective on old coins with those in which the dates have wore off. Johnny would be about 23 now. God be with him always.

[@peterjongsma3221]

Amazing Detective Work. Dogged and patient and clever. I'm sure the Perp could feel the hot breath of justice closing in.

[@flame-sky7148]

That green envious monster, just like the boy described. Greg's alcohol and drug problems coupled with financial issues is a bad combination. His time sheet, fake shoe size, trying to scratch off the serial number on the gun, the self made silencer with the tape, the gloves LOL. He made the wonderful choice of allowing the investigators to find all the evidence they needed when simply dumped it in the creek. After that, Greg was up the creek without a paddle.

[@mhopkins999]

What all Investigators need to solve a crime - a BIG bag of evidence!

[@nurahfosu9731]

Blahahaha right. This Biz the only episode I was like ummmm FS or evidence handed to u lol. But I love this show

[@nohemisanchez1799]

The best part… “prosecuters believe”…

[@darkwillow57]

They say phrases like that so they don't get sued probably. Another phrase they use a lot is "the evidence suggests that...".

[@zazzifizzle]

Who else is tickled that this show just outed that first suspect as a dead beat dad for no gaddem reason? 😂

[@norran3830]

An Angel must have accompany and guided the little boy as he ran to his school.

[@lesliecurran1704]

But curiously, the angel apparently did not care about his grandparents.

[@ayseyilmaz217]

Poor little boy. I hope he is ok now.

[@naomieleonora]

Cannot stop watching their documentaries 👍👍

[@jacquiewalbaum9331]

Amazing little guy 😢

[@mbaluan3894]

I’m sure there was an angel guiding Johnny.

[@garywilliams8540]

Divorced, financial difficulties, drug and alcohol problems and house near foreclosure. At 25 year’s old, at any age these thing’s can seem overwhelming. Calm down. Here and now, is the end of nothing. Jesus, Jesus, Jesus.

[@TheDonovanMcCormick]

I like how the guy said "They were definitely concerned that the killer would go free unless they did a lot of work to put the case together" meaning they didn't want to do a lot of work to solve the case lol

[@mariannegarcia2373]

I remember this case being covered in Investigation Discovery. I think it was called "The Green Dragon"

[@stephenland9361]

No matter how clever the bad guys seem to be, most often professional investigators are able to put the pieces together. Yes, it might involve a stroke of luck like finding a fingerprint inside a latex glove but first the glove has to be found. Next, someone has to bother to look even though the glove had been under water for days. The bad guy tries to throw off the scent so to speak but remember, they do this once or twice usually while the professional investigators have been at it for an entire career. They also have the experiences of earlier generations of investigators. Throw in modern forensic sciences, DNA etc. and the bad guys are at a serious disadvantage.

[@tapentadol549]

Analysis is good. But perfect crimes are never caught!! So we don't get the opportunity to watch them in TV shows. I have seen them. They happen. The perfect crimes.

[@stephenland9361]

@@tapentadol549 If they were 'perfect crimes', no one would even be aware that a crime had occurred. This would include you. I suspect that this is very, very rare. Then there are the crimes that are known about but involve a scene with zero forensic evidence. I suspect that this is also extremely rare. I once read that an FBI homicide investigator stated that there are about thirty-five specific ways for the criminal to leave evidence, about which the best of criminals know about a dozen. That leaves a plethora of ways for the criminal to muck it up without even knowing they're mucking up. Then there is good old human nature, although the nature of criminals like murderers is seldom good. As many an experienced detective has noted, when a case goes cold, time is on their side. Far more often than not, someone knows something and sooner or later, someone talks. It may be over a few drinks in a bar somewhere. "You know old so-and-so who got whacked fifteen years ago? Let me tell you about that." The talker may be peripheral to the case but info is info. It may have been Winston Churchill who said, "Three people can keep a secret if two of them are dead". Almost daily, you can read about cold cases that finally get solved, sometimes many decades after the event. Human remains turn up, a cold case investigator goes over the evidence with a fresh set of eyes (surprisingly effective) or someone finally talks. Yes, there are cases that never get solved. In most of them, detectives have a good idea "who done it", but the available evidence won't meet the burden of proof in a courtroom. Something is missing that would finally get to "guilty beyond a reasonable doubt". Then again, that something just might turn up... eventually.

[@kaurmal8791]

It's always money or insurance policy. We need to look at child support payments in western world.

[@ac7237]

Incredible detective work!

[@christabellelysander4392]

It's amazing how the detectives searched the entire 3 routes between his workplace and the house in order to find the evidence!!

[@kyzkyz2642]

Thank you god for saving the baby 🙏🙏🙏🙏😭😭😭😭

[@darkwillow57]

What about the grand parents? Why didn't God save them if he was on patrol that day?

[@danepilipina8069]

Before you’d kill someone or commit any crimes make sure your smarter than science

[@Rara-pr9wg]

Him trying to clean the blood💔

[@shawshank178]

Poor little boy! He went through hell. 😢

[@nicholasshade]

I was looking at jewelry and saw this upload. I thought I would watch it.💛

[@redflower9114]

Thats why never tell your kids about inheritance evil minds comea out whenever in the verge of pit. He is no human.

[@anasbenmokhtar9933]

Incredible work by investigators

[@nickcopeland6915]

I hope Johnny's doing okay.

[@James-Spears-Jr]

He was so brave to make it to his school safe, but who's going to have custody of him now