Forensic Files - Season 6, Episode 16 - Skin of Her Teeth - Full Episode

In 1994, a human skull retrieved from an Ohio pond reveals a ghastly crime. Markings on the skull indicate that the victim had been stabbed multiple times and that the teeth had been removed with needle-nose pliers.
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[@pokermagicman]

When you find a forensic files epispode you havent seen before is like Christmas came early

[@PurpHaze830]

Well I mean yesterday was thanksgiving, so they thankfully have us a new episode😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@PurpHaze830]

Gave**

[@Laith_Weli]

😂😂😂👊

[@bigbro5399]

Yeah, like i've watched all the episodes already.

[@pangetcako7954]

😄 the same feeling, although i'd watch this ep second time now, and the lovely voice of the narrator peter thomas.... i wish they upload more ep

[@windyhicks3319]

12 to 25 years?That judge should be thrown off the bench immediately.Thats ridiculous

[@traveler7044]

I was waiting for the death penalty. He must have taken a deal to tell them where all the remains were

[@kimmyfreak200]

@@krs075 and fidel lopez claimed to love his girlfriend too...but look what happened

[@aidencampbell9120]

@Ej H lol no

[@stephenkochanski6952]

It should of been life with no parole

[@stephanieshaffer4131]

Karma awaits him, if he's free. What 😳 a monster 👹 he is. Smdh

[@caseyheeter6670]

I love the kid calling the first cop a prick.

[@lv7603]

you can tell the reaction is something he’ll never forget. Makes an impression.

[@azizahamura2592]

@@lv7603 Apparently the police in that town are known for incompentence since even the forensic anthropologist hesitated to inform them about her findings

[@jbassshredder5195]

@@azizahamura2592 noticed that to along with that boy calling that fat lazy cop in the beginning "a prick".

[@daWizard.]

not of you‘re an psychopath

[@kimmyfreak200]

cuz he was! those boys should have been commended

[@jaydonjohnston798]

Whoever sentenced this guy needs to be removed from their position.

[@gayledimitri5887]

I’m shocked! 12-25 years. For what this guy did! He’s obviously been out since this is an old episode. Truly barbaric! 😡😡😡

[@tiorafa3234]

Yeah what a joke of a sentence

[@nataSoN]

@@gayledimitri5887 makes for safe hunting

[@t.shakeena2797]

✅

[@stephendacey8761]

@@gayledimitri5887 I cannot believe the light sentence, and for just manslaughter - not 1st degree murder. I guess the judge had sympathy for this evil guy who worships the devil, and carves up human remains. Society should be careful when he gets out, and he'll still be young. Even his mother was afraid of him.

[@thetwitchywitchy]

it’s actually terrifying knowing that a human being that sat with his girlfriends skull in his hands, scraping the flesh off of it with a kitchen knife and ripping her teeth out with pliers in an attempt to hide her identity, was given a deal and will 100% be out of prison next year after only serving 25 years. That’s not justice. He went farther than most serial killers went to hide their victims identities!! He’s CLEARLY DANGEROUS to the rest of us!!!

[@johnnythewalrus]

Pure evil

[@beckyboo1433]

Yes, being a monster like that will never change. He's sickening and dangerous 😡😡

[@yangannie7620]

How can you give a person who brutally killed his girlfriend only 12-25 years in prison? That’s a disrespect to the victim and the victim’s family!

[@louiswilson3653]

Absolutely!!! Especially with how she was tortured, he should have been given a life sentence with no parole. Anyone that can treat another human being in this manner is the epitome of pure evil.

[@Abs0lut3Cyner]

Fr

[@deliztube]

He will probably be out in 6yrs..and repeat the same thing... some people can never be let into human society again

[@TheFriendlyWeirdo]

Unfortunately, the court clearly believed his story of “accidentally” slitting her throat.

[@ericfreeman1303]

I agree 💯, These guy should never be release.

[@aaloh6154]

He was denied parole in June 2015, and is scheduled for mandatory release on Dec 6, 2023, and at this time he would have served 25 years!! When he is out next year, he would be in his early 50s!!! This is truly sickening, taking into account the brutality of his crime. It should be life for him... Justice is not fully served for the victim😡😡😡😡

[@rosered9692]

The system is a joke just disrespectful

[@mzgemini0006]

I was shocked when he received 12 to 25 years!!! he should have received natural life !!

[@christopherneiweem8262]

Thank you did you hear that dumb ex boss too talking about what a shame it is he’s out of his sons life .... uhhh LEAST of worries he should be given life in prison or executed.

[@karenelizabeth1590]

I want to believe him when he says he's sorry, but the way he mutilated her was just horrific.

[@mayahammod7866]

Once out he's still capable of killing more not that late in his fifties.he seems to enjoy dismembering his beloved ones

[@cassieblack1776]

Kudos to the mother for reporting her son! 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 because lots of times the mother Is either in denial or just plain out help them get away with murder.

[@mightymouse1005]

Even if not enabling the son. I think so many people, including parents feel some unearned loyalty to them. Always a chance the parents are deathly afraid as well

[@cynthg9547]

So true .God well have the last judgment that way worse then any prison time

[@nikkitrubetskaya]

mother was afraid of her own son, she knew its a matter of time till he goes after her...

[@jayt9608]

​@@frankskoda-simmons Forgiveness is not for the killer, but for the individual who was harmed. They are not wanting to be consumed by rage, anger, bitterness, and hate, so they choose to forgive. This does not mean that they are requesting that his punishment be mitigated, though some do.

[@user-om9hh5ig4k]

Like Roberta Laundry ?

[@jollyrancher9016]

I can't even comprehend the thought of this person back on the street.

[@VET7632]

Some people are not humans. Killing someone’s daughter and removing her teeth just left me speechless. He deserve to be in jail for all of his life..

[@jessiefrye3045]

It's just my opinion, but people like that deserve the death penalty. And not wait for years and years to do it. It needs to be swift justice.

[@adotintheshark4848]

@@jessiefrye3045 Unfortunately, we don't have a justice system. People get fined for driving with expired licenses, but Hollywood stars who kill someone negligently don't even get prosecuted.

[@ROBLOXGamingDavid]

@@adotintheshark4848 These murder scenes in this TV series are re-enacted.

[@adotintheshark4848]

@@ROBLOXGamingDavid Oh darn, here I thought they caught them in the act. I'm bitterly disappointed.

[@mightymouse1005]

Her parents got to know her a couple decades, her CHILD will not remember her

[@alvincook8888]

Cant believe cops were mad at the boys for finding the skull. All they did was go fishing!

[@dawoodjan1106]

Wow... What a justice system ? Killing and cutting a woman into pieces removing her teeth only for 12 to 25 years. A medal for the judge.

[@krs075]

That sentence was more shocking than the murder. Wtf?!

[@loreleilazuli8874]

There's no jusitice in this country. It's all just a ruse.

[@jollyrancher9016]

He literally defleshed the woman. I can't believe how grotesque a crime this was.

[@melb.1906]

I would be interested in what the judge would do if it was her/his daughter. As long as it doesn’t concern them they don’t care and there is no empathy towards the victim.

[@deltahomicide9300]

Imagine how it feels after the 12th year in prison though 😂

[@marygracesapungay574]

I cant believe he was only sentenced 12 to 25yrs in prison! The way she was killed is really inhumane 😡

[@johnalexander2944]

AWWWW!!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@rodericksutton2983]

@@johnalexander2944 Incel

[@mississippimud7046]

They didn't have to show that bed pic of her she had had already been disrespected after death

[@lv7603]

Poor taste, adds nothing to the case. Completely agree.

[@sydneywachtler9327]

I thought the same and came to comments to find out if anyone else mentioned it

[@denaturner8871]

When I first read this towards the beginning of the episode I thought it was about a crime scene photo or something to that effect. After reaching the actual photo in question, yeah... that was wholly unnecessary. Now her family, HER SON, will see and know that's there - for no good reason at all - anytime they happen to see, hear or think about this episode. That's tasteless. This is one of the rare occasions that I'm disappointed in this show. 😔

[@kenmoreSF]

terrible thing to do to the victim.

[@jimr9499]

I mean...I even sometimes think that legitimate crime scene photos are a bit gratuitous. I'm not one to rail against violence or sex or whatever in media, at all. But I often think while watching, "damn...I imagine there's at least one member of just about every single family in America who watches reruns of this show on television. Imagine catching the episode about your family member and seeing that". Again, I'm not one for trigger warnings or any of that bullshit. "Gratuitous" is just the only word that comes to mind sometimes when I'm watching.

[@laidman2007]

Bradford's expressions of regret are actually an exercise in self-pity.

[@horsegirlb7120]

Okay, but can we acknowledge the *GRUESOME* sense of humor of the person who named this episode "Skin of Her Teeth"??

[@kobiecamp1134]

I've seen worse titles from Forensic Files.

[@gypsynikki]

Why such a short sentence? He should've gotten 50 years minimum! His boss must've been sleeping with him because she comes across as a side chick. "It's a shame he's not in his son's life"?!🤔 No, it's not! He doesn't need to have any contact with his son, he gave up that right when he murdered and dismembered the boy's mother.

[@eternallife5070]

Because this is a volunteerary manslaughter not a preplanned murder

[@zarsepehr3315]

yeah couldn't agree more like, one could feel sorry anyone did not get to have a bat sh*t crazy like that as a dad, real shame. And she was in love with him obviously but I doubt he had any thing emotionally to do with her.

[@juliacarter1280]

And the fact he confided in her that he wanted out of the relationship.

[@WillyMcCoy50]

Affirmative Action isn't just for college entrance anymore.

[@kellyngrey4950]

@@WillyMcCoy50 that has nothing to do with it. It depends on what the person is charged with and found guilty of. In this case it was voluntary manslaughter as opposed to premeditated murder. The minimum/maximum for the former is different than the latter. I don't disagree with you, he deserves to be locked up and key thrown away. But the jury only found him guilty of involuntary manslaughter and thus sentenced accordingly, not how we think he should have been sentenced.

[@aimeereal5122]

Shame on that cop who told the kids “now you opened up an investigation.” RIP Tina.

[@melodyrupiya2679]

Really? Only 12 years after such an act? Makes me doubt why I am a lawyer at all, this undermines the whole justice system

[@raquelamara4130]

He will be released on 12/6/2023 after serving 25 years….Which is ridiculous…He really deserves the death penalty

[@eternallife5070]

@@raquelamara4130 death penalty is not for every murder, this is a volunteerary manslaughter not a preplanned murder so he didn't get death sentence that's the law

[@TMS-pj7fp]

@@eternallife5070 I think she meant HE DESERVED DEATH PENALTY. If you kill anyone, on purpose, you should be killed. Just my opinion. When I say on purpose I mean you meant for the other person to die, your intent 4 stabbing/shooting/beating the person was because in the end you wanted to take their life. I'm not speaking on if you get into a fight and it gets outa hand and someone dies, you go somewhere looking 4 someone to cause a altercation and it ends in death, you are angry with your spouse and you go into a rage and other person dies. I think those situations are on a case by case basis. If you set out to rape a man/woman and you do it and they fight back and they are killed by your hands you should die. IN MY OPINION if you take a life you owe a life, your life. I UNDERSTAND the law has degrees of murder, circumstances come into play, situations come into play, I understand from laws point of view and I'm speaking on, and I think the comment above also is, human emotions and not the FACTS OF LAW.

[@babagandu]

Give us hope

[@WhyYoutubeWhy]

@@eternallife5070 That's what the perp says but it doesn't make sense. Like she would have conveniently put herself in the bathtub... He's lying to save his ass as much as he can since he knew he was screwed with the questions the officers asked. Well ok it doesn't mean it was planned, but he had no remorse obviously, and someone like that is very dangerous.

[@alisong2328]

He said “…in the ensuing scuffle he slit her throat” - like it was some kind of accident?

[@kimmyfreak200]

the equivalent of "she ran into my knife several times"

[@novinophobic5995]

When your lawyer says “supposbly” - you’re in trouble.

[@mallorycannon3011]

The Dr that looked at the skull has the sweetest voice and disposition almost like it doesn't match her sometimes terrible job she has to do.

[@sudeshna7447]

Yes.. She reminded me of young Julia Roberts

[@generaljohnnyree3349]

Unfortunately, dude is out of prison now. Easily one of the most terrifying cases on the show.

[@beckyboo1433]

He's out??? 😱😱😡😡 That's not justice at all and that man is extremely dangerous

[@audreymuzingo933]

So sad, most episodes have at least one family member talking about their loss. Didn't Tina have ANYBODY besides her murderer in her life? And where did their baby go?

[@TOCC50]

Too many white girls are getting involved with guys like this

[@TOCC50]

Too many girls are getting involved with guys like this

[@TheTechCguy]

If he truly loved her, then he would have never have killed her! What he did that night took his son's mother away from him.

[@eonipain]

12 to 25 years for literally cutting the eyes of somebody's head?! Are you serious?????

[@ThisIsJ.Nicole]

Yeah. I don't understand it either

[@hus390]

@@ThisIsJ.Nicole He was convicted on unvioleentary manslaughter, ot premeditated murder. I don't know what happened to in that trial.

[@adrielsebastian5216]

​@@hus390the prosecution couldn't prove premeditation. there's just no evidence of that

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

​​@@adrielsebastian5216 So, it's NORMAL to cart around an axe or a machete??

[@joshuastoner1]

“When you find a skull it doesn’t really tell you anything” *Machete sized laceration in the skull*

[@paulozimek276]

That prosecutor was covering for the cop.

[@kimmyfreak200]

i honestly think that was done to her when she was alive

[@kobiecamp1134]

​@@kimmyfreak200No way.

[@suztjembijawatson3362]

Neither boys parents believed them, nor did they check. How cold.

[@jayt9608]

Children exaggerate some things, especially at that age. Now if a 15 year old informs his parents of a skull he found in a lake, I imagine he will more easily be believed. Thus is further evidenced by the boys returning to see the skull for themselves before contacting police. Although I imagine that when the parents were notified by the police of the boys' discovery, there were apologies given.

[@stephendacey8761]

I think the boys who alerted the police of the skull in the lake deserve a lot of credit b/c without them this case would of probably just ended up as a missing person case. Also, thanks to Tim's mother an arrest was made.

[@turnoffthetv]

This. I'm also glad they dragged the initial responding officer for complaining about how much work he'd have to do. Oh boohoo, someone is dead, do your job?

[@raquelamara4130]

And that guy said a skull doesn’t tell you a whole lot….Oh yes it does buddy

[@timestamp3919]

Lol, oh yes it does buddy.😹

[@jimr9499]

Right? The first half of the entire episode is about all that the skull told them lol. As soon as the cop Sid that I thought, "hm..wonder if this guy is the prick the kid who found the skull was talking about". Lol

[@jimr9499]

Excuse me. Now that I've finished the episode, it's more like nine freaking tenths of it are about the skull alone and what it did, in fact, tell them!!!

[@Em-oy8on]

This is one of the most traumatizing episodes of forensic files.

[@george_micough]

Sentenced to 12~25 yrs was so ridiculous, this evil man is gonna to kill someone after the sentence finished.

[@dontcallmebymyname6371]

I love this show, Literally listen to this every night before bed 😴💤💤

[@heatherh.197]

Doing it now 🥱💤💤

[@curlyanneb1973]

lol. I do too! People don’t understand when I tell them I put on a murder mystery to go to sleep. Think it’s the announcers voice.

[@crunchybobaasmr2130]

During sleep

[@bigb488]

@@curlyanneb1973 Facts it's the voice

[@t.shakeena2797]

Yessss Same🤗

[@mikebrown3242]

I am watching this while I am in the office at work, and I am almost broke down into tears. I cannot understand the evil some people are capable of committing. God rest her soul.

[@gayledimitri5887]

Shockingly 20 years before this murder, there was one across the street! James Rupert, who is still incarcerated for killing 11 family members! Unbelievable that these happened in such close proximity, and that Tina was freaked out by living across the street from the house. Tim is up for parole in December of 23. Serving his whole 25. Repulsive person! 😡

[@tashih6760]

I think Tim enjoyed living by the Rupert murder house. The house where this crime happened burned to the ground in 2019.

[@TOCC50]

The justice system doesn’t work anymore

[@ji8698]

At least his mother was very good person and did the right thing

[@truthandjustice.1182]

That animal should never see freedom again..

[@BrandonLayMusic]

12-25 years? That’s all?

[@eternallife5070]

Because this is a volunteerary manslaughter not a preplanned murder

[@stephendacey8761]

@@eternallife5070 I know manslaughter can still be a much longer sentence. As for the "voluntary" part, that's questionable.

[@paulozimek276]

Like I've said, the ' legal system ' in Ohio is screwed up.

[@personincognito3989]

Wow the initial cop was extremely abusive and didn't want to do his job

[@nhkfyjb]

I loved her with every fiber of my being! Dude wtf 🙃 I can't imagine what he would have done if he hated her..

[@divinecommerce3912]

Right? It doesn't mention what drugs he was taking- maybe smoking cr@ck since he got away with "involuntary manslaughter"??? Well it was VOLUNTARY to take the drugs influencing his behavior!

[@borninabarn2232]

The police officer trying to credit himself, at the end, for the remains found by two boys, by chance😂. He says stick with your gut feeling, when he wrote it off as nothing more than a missing person, presumably missing of her own free will.

[@angelabrown8820]

It's unreal that humans can do this .. you have to have no real emotion

[@birdiechidambaran5132]

Perhaps he is deeply sick in mind and needs psychiatric medical treatment.

[@samjackson4319]

He was on drugs when he committed such brutal crime. Has his mom says he takes drugs and she's scared of him thanks to those two boys and his mom.

[@thehaldolshuffle6702]

Lazy cops getting upset when they found the skull, sad!

[@marlaw211972]

12 years sentence...while the Semi truck driver in Denver that caused accident was sentenced to 125 years in jail?

[@GotMeStumped]

"and Dr.Murray uses a surgical drill to drill holes in the skull." Pulls out a 20v DeWalt 😂

[@Six-Of-Me]

I absolutely love forensic science! It's amazing how you can solve a murder with just a strand of hair, a speck of blood, or scrape marks along a bullet, or on bone from a blade. Amazing!

[@stfuplsok]

many thanks to Sir Alec Jeffreys.

[@BrandonLayMusic]

A lot of brilliant women in this episode

[@donkique956]

A dead one too!

[@lllrobbylll]

Frl

[@mercykabila5968]

Quote, ' If he could do this to somebody he loved, what could he do to someone he didn't even know?' End quote.

[@Taboz_kamo]

How was this not a death sentence is beyond me 😮

[@rattata30]

The devil is lose in that neighborhood!

[@johnlenhart9810]

Those kids had the same experience with cops that I have had of not interested

[@MeneTekelUpharsin]

What happened?

[@SalveRegina8]

Dude this guy gets out in 2 years 🙀😳”Bradford is scheduled for mandatory release on December 6, 2023” lock yer doors

[@babagandu]

Protect yourselves!!

[@zee5061]

Wow

[@Igor_ogi]

This guy is worse than a monster! I’m truly and sincerely disgusted.

[@midnightrun2764]

I sure hope someone told that prosecutor, to stop saying, “suposably!,” Geez! What’d you have for dinner last night bud? Beskhetti? 🍝!..😆🤣😂

[@LethalSaliva]

😄

[@donchonealyotheoneal5456]

What's funny is I didn't hear any praise coming from the community or the police towards the two boys that had they not been fishing right there at that very moment this would have never been found it would still be a mystery those boys deserve the recognition for solving this case

[@xhafoja]

I learned a good lesson today. When someone says “ I love you with every fiber of my being” I will run, hide, move to another continent if possible another planet!

[@zuzellogan5613]

Tim Bradford said he didn’t know why he killed Tina and was “sorry?” And he said he loved Tina with “every fiber of his body?” Seriously??? Well, it is too late for “being sorry” after what he did to this young lady’s body and organs. Only a demonic person with a black heart would commit such a horrific crime so heinous and vile in nature that it is totally disgusting and revolting, plain evil. Tim doesn’t fool me at all, he might be sorry now but he knew perfectly well what he was doing when he killed Tina. I don’t feel sorry for Tim Bradford being in prison; my heart goes out to Tina’s family in court listening to the atrocities he did to Tina’s body. Demons are among us walking the streets, we must be aware and with the eyes wide open not to fall for them. May Tina Rest In Peace always 🙏🏻

[@johnnythewalrus]

Finally a comment referring to the evil and demonic influence on this young man. Thank you.

[@bradydenniston2308]

It's just a human skull. It's no big deal the guy says... Like WTF dude...

[@darryl.c7972]

The kids bring a cop back to a possible homicide, showing him the skull. Cop throws a "ROCK AT IT!" WTF!!😮

[@taylorhampton301]

He outta jail yall 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@wanguikabungo7497]

Who else watches them just before falling asleep. His voice is so soothing. Or am I just weird?😂😅

[@carolw8579]

Me. Always. So, relaxing 😌

[@christianzimm7597]

I love his voice too but I think along with the creepy scores and topic of narration it would induce nightmares for me 😅

[@reneejal4]

Same

[@darkwillow57]

A lot of people do from the comments I read. I think hearing about these cases keeps you from thinking about your own problems and worrying about it as you're falling asleep. The music is nice too. Suspenseful but subtle.

[@aspenaspen4911]

OMG! Same here :)

[@kimmyfreak200]

"he loved her and he was sorry" yeah thats just not gonna do it

[@mbords01]

I have no word for human being capable of doing such thing. Thank you for these detectives and science to back up the work of solid good people!

[@frankcastle7036]

If Tina had been famous he would have gotten life

[@Bettinasisrg]

Poor cop he had to do his job! That kid was great!

[@mikeericabynum9584]

I don't no y they thought they had to show the top less pic. I'm sure that was really nice for her mom and dad to c on top of everything else!

[@toffeerado]

that part made me laugh, it was so confusing, and who gave them that photo in the first place.

[@josephruiz7233]

@@toffeerado Hamilton Police. They confiscated that Polaroid at Bradford's house.

[@Queenmarie88]

How in the hell does that judge justify giving him 12-25 years ??? I cannot believe that! 😡😡😡

[@kendall1208]

OMGGGGGGG WHAT HES BEEN RELEASED!!!!!???

[@ultimatewitcherfan6677]

If Bradford wanted out of the relationship, wouldn’t it have been easier to just break-up with her and pay her child support for their child? Hearing what he did to her after he killed her made me sick! 🤢 If he really loved her, he wouldn’t have killed her, imo.

[@thomasplouffe1363]

It wasn’t his baby however, they met after the baby was born

[@curassavica]

@@thomasplouffe1363 No, it was his baby. The reason why the baby looks white is because Tim Bradford was biracial.

[@fredtheinfredible9646]

I wonder what ever happened to that 18-month-old boy after Bradford went to prison?

[@phoenix2.020]

​@@curassavica oh really? What was he? Or where can I find info on that?

[@clifffischer4409]

Those 2 kids that found the skull should rember being treated like heros

[@nathalie_desrosiers]

You're not a hero if you find human remains. You're a hero if you put your life 'in harms way' to help someone else. But it is still a good things those boys warned the police.

[@BlackKoshinomi]

Yea... That's enough forensic files for tonight

[@steamofbennett8748]

Never play monopoly with someone who has a short fuse and if u do let them win

[@VP-yp8ip]

I do think that 12 years were not enough punishment for such as crime.

[@JosephusXIX]

Sentenced to only 12-25 years, WTH?

[@beatrixbrennan1545]

Wtf?!? 12-25 years for that horrific crime??? This damn justice system needs to die.

[@yelljal2764]

Yeah. Its absolutely ridiculous. And just to think that he will be a free man this December is terrifying.

[@sharoncoombs5851]

So disgusting knowing he killed her remove her tooth n only received twelve years . What an evil human being

[@crunchybobaasmr2130]

And he purposely kills her for money. He is not drugged nor distracted

[@crunchybobaasmr2130]

He should not be allowed to spend the money. Should be in jail for life

[@hus390]

@@crunchybobaasmr2130 He was convicted on unvioleentary manslaughter, ot premeditated murder. I don't know what happened to in that trial.

[@audreyyemurai2122]

He was supposed to be given life without the possibility of parole 🤔🤔🙄 he is not good for the society

[@Meenadevidasi]

12 to 25 years? This guy back out on the street?

[@stephendacey8761]

I wonder if he's on some register as a murderer like sex offenders are. I think neighbors need to know.

[@christinek380]

12-25 years?! Is this a joke?!

[@Schulz1362]

His attempt to continue with his manipulative behavior is evident in the letter he sent the producers. Shame she didn't walk away from him with all the red flags he was flying. May she RIP.

[@tobyclark6534]

"First cop down there was pretty much a prick." @ 2:12 is gold. Smug, arrogant cops are a big net negative on our society.

[@NoName-oj5pl]

Tim should have been investigated before finding her skull.

[@flej01]

This creep should never be released, I can't believe the justice system. I would not want him as a neighbour.

[@djm55]

The killer was released on December 6, 2023.

[@juliacarter1280]

Sick. I literally almost barfed

[@seanmcclure]

12-25 years? Are you kidding me? That’s a vacation and I don’t want to hear anything about prison justice or anything.

[@krishnit2k3]

I'm so addicted to Forensic Files especially at night before Sleep.

[@LethalSaliva]

10:51 As horrific as this episode is, my sister and I laugh when Peter Thomas says, "near the toilet." The way he says "toilet" is hilarious🤣!

[@mangafq8]

Too bad she simply didn't just leave with the baby without his knowledge.

[@Donstaa]

This episode is sick💀

[@hihowareyouthen]

15:43 Very disrespectful to include a picture of the victim like this, jfc.

[@bigman8130]

Agree boss

[@mrs.albertcamus7930]

exactly what I thought!!

[@curlyanneb1973]

Yes, it absolutely was.

[@babagandu]

Wow she was beautiful

[@staciehahn9175]

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing! didn’t catch the correlation to that pic & the story at all. I hope that little boy is with a caring relative :(

[@sugarpiepuppy3623]

OMG!!! 12 to 25 years for murder!!! and the brutality of the way he murdered her!!! I bet if he was to have robbed a bank using a gun he most likely would’ve gotten a lifetime sentence behind bars.

[@lynnburkhalter1260]

If he wanted out of the relationship. Then why did he write the letter. I don't belielve him.

[@lucas210904]

The intromusic is pure bliss

[@TheTechCguy]

All the cases, in this show, where it starts off with a skull or the body being found in a discrete location like that were so f'ing creepy. I remember watching all of those, as a kid back then, and being creeped out seeing all of that.

[@vanessashingange7665]

This is the very first episode of forensic files I watched at 15 years old. From then I was intrigued, not to mention appalled by the gruesome things people are capable of. I am now 33...still love the show.

[@nadishadenton3631]

I thought this murder was recent

[@curlyanneb1973]

Twelve -25. Are you pooping me!!!!! Our prisons are full. I truly, sincerely believe we need the death penalty reinstated. Like yesterday, they have no fear of prison anymore. It’s like grownup timeout.

[@DonMarzzoni]

Fun fact: the death penalty DOES NOT DETER CRIME AT ALL!!!

[@KoopaKontroller]

What we need to do is get rid of so many people for drugs and encourage rehab instead. They're so full because of a lot of non-violent crimes including marijuana possession and failing to pay your court mandated bills on time because the company they are going through only puts it towards the interest and not the bill itself so you would never be able to pay it anyway.

[@lisaparker9311]

@@DonMarzzoni fun fact.... They are dead AND CANT KILL AGAIN

[@pauls3117]

@@DonMarzzoni Who cares it makes more room in prison, so we have a place to keep other criminals for their full sentences instead of this early release due to overpopulation BS

[@stephendacey8761]

Free room and board, free medical, free food, and plenty of recreation time. Maybe a nice T.V., also.The death penalty puts all that away, but it still takes too long.

[@tomquinn607]

No. He does not love this woman.

[@yelljal2764]

Growing up I used to watch forensic files at night with my grandmother, with it playing on the tv in the background as I fell asleep. For some reason, out of all the ones I saw growing up this is the one specific episode I remember and it has stuck with me all these years later.

[@taylor6817]

It's properly because of how disturbing and horrific the murder was that it's stayed in your memories forever

[@confucius2833]

Just 25 yrs? The way he cut her up and disposed of her should’ve added more years or something.