Full Episode - To Catch A Killer - Ep 108 Cold Case: Lynda White

[@melodytenisch6232]

Thank you. Great job; sad, horrifying, necessary. I hope more cold cases will be solved and the perps held accountable. My heart goes out to the victims families whose lives were shattered because of living breathing evil! And kudos to those who continue to plug away at doing the right thing even though time was against truth. Blessings and peace. 🙏😢💖

[@donnalindo512]

Wtf you keep bleeping out these dirt bags names expose them for the dirt they are it pissrs me off

[@DavidPackluvr]

Thank you, with all of my heart for uploading & for your empathetic comment!🤗😢😘

[@birdhansen]

You are all fantastic.I This series should continue. You are an important to society,to help catch killers.Good show, I can't wait for new shows.Dont stop.

[@ellieeckhardt7620]

I love true crime and especially cold cases, this is the best series I've seen in a long time. I'll be watching every one available, amazing show!!

[@englishinsixtyseconds]

In South Africa, there is no waiting-time to report someone missing...adult or child. You can report it after 1 second. The police would rather 'waste' time looking for someone who does turn up, than look for a dead body.

[@bazermaggie]

Pretty much the same in the UK

[@michelewalburn4376]

Here in the US you can report a child missing immediately, but not an adult. I do not understand this in the age of cell fones. I know if I can't reach my daughter within a couple of hours something is very wrong.

[@outlawJosieFox]

Somehow I don't think of South Africa as a beacon of law and order !? South Africa is one of the most dangerous places on earth ! I would rather take my chances in Canada and things were very different in 1968 in all countries. We are more aware now than ever of the existence of sexual predators.

[@sniper13143]

@@outlawJosieFox I am in South Africa and can tell you that it is not save anywhere not in you car in shops they just want to murder and steal......so I think you are better off where you are....

[@terryford8280]

That is such a refreshing bit of INFO!!! 🙏🙏🙏👍👍💕💕

[@joshuabrooks4907]

I hope whoever did this to this young woman gets what's coming to them. Remember folks, what's done in the dark will be brought to light

[@michaelmartinez6733]

@@kathrynwitte3398 Remember your standing

[@tatushka5415]

One world-karma . "BREVITY IS THE SOUL OF WIT"

[@terryleeschiller8515]

And there is a Higher Power that will Give Justice if not on Earth

[@loribrogdon7759]

They will one day

[@tracieday8661]

No matter how many years go by the pain is overwhelming for the loved ones. God bless the families of murder victims.

[@garydawson1226]

How very refreshing to hear intelligent people speaking correctly. Great work

[@russellmartinkenny5796]

They speak nicer English than me, and i am English :)

[@59lizzz]

Gary Dawson Lol...ok Jodi Arias

[@blinktwiceforyes4820]

Gary Dawson As opposed to hearing ignorant people speaking incorrectly -

[@fionagregory8078]

Gary Dawson yes but I wish Americans would pronounce en route as "on root" which is correct. Joe Ken.da gets it right.

[@paulwhite2533]

udders!

[@robynlanguage7254]

Thank you to those involved in this case. Brilliant work, clever and dedicated people. May the deceased rest in peace.

[@MichaelDelaware]

Why don't they search property records for surrounding neighbors from 1930-1969 around where the dump road was? It would seem like the killer had to have intimate knowledge of the area that only a local would know to find that road. I will bet you he grew up there or stayed with family nearby, and the names on the property ownership records might connect a common name with a suspect.

[@maytreyi78]

Probably because this show is more about this team than about an investigation.

[@chipamos]

Exactly

[@ediebaxter4653]

Glad found a connection to three other cases. Main thing is he can hopefully be brought to justice and families can have closure. My grandmother and another lady was killed by a drunk driver. He jumped bond. Because of statue of limitations in 1979, he can not be prosecuted. His life sentence is to live with the rest of his life.

[@gailcoffey4950]

I was thinking the same and see if any students at that time lived around there

[@MichaelDelaware]

@Marten Dekker With today's GIS mapping software, you can narrow the search considerably. The parcels were pretty large in this area, so they could have narrowed the list to about 20 properties.

[@shayfisk-steinbronn1053]

The best show i have seen in a long time

[@melissanelson2849]

I really am sorry for these families and I pray very hard. Thank you for the upload 🙏🙏

[@jacquelineyamaguchi8797]

Watching that poor woman cry (Joan, Linda's sister) just broke my heart.

[@BaanSamui]

And what about her brothers? only because they don‘t have tears it doesn‘t mean they are not suffering!! this is embarassing.

[@butterflyrises8490]

R.I.P. LINDA WHITE R.I.P. SORAYA O'CONNELL 😪😪

[@SuperStrik9]

There were 6 serial killers operating at the same time in the London area from 1960 to 1985. That's pretty crazy for a mid sized Canadian city.

[@nonrustic2221]

Canada is riddled with sick fucks. Im in bc canada. People are vanishing/murdered at a very high rate.

[@zukazzkazukefu5011]

Now there's just me!! And my STEAL BAT obviously!! 😈😯👮👊✊🔫🔪🚓🚑✔

[@outlawJosieFox]

How many were from the U.S. I wonder?

[@chachas895]

@@nonrustic2221 i always thougt Canada is a safe country?

[@HandleHandled]

@@chachas895 I would say that it probably is, I haven't looked at the statistics, but when it comes to disappearing people, they have a particular weakness in that area because of many factors, the not the least of which is the vast sparsely populated stretches of open road trucking routes and the absolutely regrettable situation with the issues in this regard to their First Nations/Native Americans.

[@DavidPackluvr]

Thank you so very much for making these 15 episodes available! I do not have tv, therefore I couldn't have seen these important programs otherwise. 💜🙏🌲

[@NanetteWoolston]

What a nitemare this poor young lady suffered, and her friends and family are still faced with this sad situation.

[@isledemort]

so many haters, but i love this series- well done! thanks for uploading

[@bengonzaga2925]

I agree. At least the people on this series are doing their very best to help these families who have been suffering so much for so long. I try to ignore the haters -- I doubt they are doing anything useful or kindhearted with their lives; they just hurl vitriol at folks who are trying to do good in the world, probably because they are so disappointed with their own attempts at success and happiness.

[@KnottyCeltic]

It's overly dramatic and scripted but otherwise the info is extremely interesting.

[@Jon75zzz]

Basic concept of the show is good but the writers are complete trash

[@TheStedomi]

Well done?? At the end they have nothing, like really noting, except, it could maybe be a serial killer, and one that is already caught. Maybe and they think, and suppose only based on things that could be coincidences . Means that they very easily can be completely wrong and its possible that a friend of her killed her, or a family member or a school friend, neighbor etc..they never tried to exclude anyone. No Victimology, no research, nothing: If you google you also can find all the serial killers that are convicted from this area. And the whole show looks like a bad acting cooking show with bad actors. I literally fell asleep while i was watching.

[@normatible9795]

frank death we hate the crimes not the video

[@cjholt633]

As a cop it is NOT your job to make bad things happen to bad people, it is you job to gather evidence and arrest criminals. People are innocent until proven guilty and bad cops doing bad things to suspects is how criminals get off scott free and possibly innocent people get convicted.

[@keithmarshall7084]

Fact

[@shelleybaskett2241]

I remember Lynda White., she was a lifeguard at our neighbourhood pool, I recall thinking what a pretty girl she was, and hoping I would grow up to be as pretty as she was

[@BadassMindset]

I love seeing civilians doing this stuff. Awesome.

[@wioi]

Uuum they are not civilians

[@susiearviso3032]

In 2:59 there's a sink in the center of a granite island in a kitchen. It seems like it would be very difficult to use, since it looks to be too far from the edge of the countertop.

[@screaminglegs]

+Susie Arviso Um, okay, let's put aside for the moment that this show isn't about interior design...it's 15cm from the edge of the counter (kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYScdqeYjsZse68m49s). Seems workable.

[@joaneddie2011]

Lynda White was my childhood friend. I knew her from the age of five. It;s very insensitive to discuss the centre island when this is about a horrible murder of a fantastic person..... very insensitive

[@gailhandschuh1138]

It’s sad that a bunch of college students can discover more information in 6 weeks than the RCMP has in 45 years !!

[@ostapbendervan7874]

RCMP LAME EH CASES HAVE TIME PERIOD THEN ITS ON TO OTHERS KILLING.COLD CASE

[@tinaharris4082]

A bit of a joke really but it just proves the old saying everything needs to be looked at with a fresh pair of eyes and with a lot more advanced intelligence than there was back then.

[@lyndagibson3018]

I lived in london ont when these crimes happened , I wondered if they were ever solved could they post or do more shows showing results with names?

[@jackiebinns6205]

why must you protect the killer... and why let a killer convicted of 2 other murders out of prison thats crazy as hell

[@maytreyi78]

Only in Canada.

[@rockstarofredondo]

Alina S. Happens in Europe and Australia too.

[@PNWGuitar]

Anyone know who this David is?

[@mlzorb]

IF... a prosecutor goes after said person, they'd want potential JURORS to not be tainted with what they heard/saw on the news, etc. So that's why they had to conceal the name of the alleged killer and the other correlated murder case's victim .

[@unelectedleader6494]

It’s Canada. Criminals are treated well.

[@frankbravo2882]

WOW, I like this guy - NO NONSENSE. The RCMP dropped the ball on this one.

[@windschaser101]

Thanks for uploading!

[@stevedubzz]

This is a great show. We have one in the states called cold case justice. No matter how long it has been these victims and their families deserve justice. So even if they are completely wrong it doesn't matter because it only matters that someone's looking. Thank god or whoever you want

[@JosephKulik2016]

+Steven Windward ... Dear Steven: Although I empathize with the victim's family, the criminal justice system Does NOT exist solely for their benefit, but for the benefit of ALL The Citizens in the area. As such, I myself feel that too much police resources are WASTED on cold cases. They could be more wisely spent on cases that have a better chance of being resolved. But EVERYONE, it seems, loves a "tear jerker sob story", even the cops, & the cops themselves often get emotionally "sucked into" cold cases that are just a big drain on scarce police resources, & quite often a waste of time. [e-mail]

[@susiearviso3032]

Re-opening investigations is costly.

[@trezgriff4220]

Steven Windward I've only just seen this cold case programme, and I agree with what you say about how at least this shows helping families by opening the case of their loved ones again, yeah its not the best of crime shows but lesst the team are trying. I think ner on everyone apart from you me and a few others have only bad things to say about this show, the comments are full of ppl wingeing and bitching the show and it's team that are trying to help the families of forgotten victims. God bless them.

[@trezgriff4220]

Steven Windward I've only just seen this cold case programme, and I agree with what you say about how at least this shows helping families by opening the case of their loved ones again, yeah its not the best of crime shows but lesst the team are trying. I think ner on everyone apart from you me and a few others have only bad things to say about this show, the comments are full of ppl wingeing and bitching the show and it's team that are trying to help the families of forgotten victims. God bless them.

[@rob_3417]

Lol

[@judymccoy5204]

I will not listen to an interview when the person conducting the interview starts with "how did you feel" or what did you think" If ever I have to be interviewed and am hit with those questions I would walk out! Interview over!

[@antonkider7360]

Bravoooo

[@itsrellyrel]

Right and we can all fake solve a murder it's like the made a show of of watching cold case files and put all are dumb ass conclusions together wtf

[@rob_3417]

"It's my job to make bad things happen to bad people". Alright Terminator ,calm.down

[@festivelady826]

@Rob 7 - IKR? You think he's conceited much? He's one of those cops whom one reads about when he applies "unnecessary force" in arresting a suspect. He's a dime that thinks he's a dollar.

[@HorrorMetalMaestroRedrusty66]

And in the few Ive watched I've seen him make nothing "Happen" to anyone yet..lol He postures and struts so badly that at one point, I actually said "Well..you go girl"...out loud...lmao

[@jeffcampbell1555]

Yaaaassss, Rob 7. My reaction, but expressed way better.

[@louloubelle1330]

Rob 7 and he’s got the audacity to sit with his legs splayed, gritting the teeth like he’s hard af and, I hate a man who feels the need to pull the sleeves up on his top, whhhhyyy!? But the killer here with this knob is: he can’t make bad things happen to bad ppl or he would have by now but he has to get rid of his moobs first, it’s like you can’t have yer man bound swinging LIVELY like that but attempt to pretend your a hard man who’s got it like that

[@sirandrelefaedelinoge]

@@louloubelle1330 What...?

[@raramama]

About: 7 minutes in...For the other non-Canadian citizens: They're speaking of the city London in Ontario Canada - not England. 100 kilometers is approx 62 miles! Her remains were found 62 miles from where she was last seen. And her clothes were approx 25 miles (40 kilometers) from where her remains were found. This is already a very odd, interesting case...

[@patriot4437]

Shoeting Star Thank you, I was running out of fingers and toes.

[@jackiebinns6205]

Shoeting Star yes thank you lol

[@h.debeau7995]

Thanks, I was wondering why they were missing English accents. :)

[@dionnedunson625]

Thanks Siri

[@fionagregory7936]

I had worked that out actually. Accents give it away.

[@Mspeterpiper123]

It would be interesting to know if the Police followed up any of these cases and made any arrests, otherwise the whole show is quite pointless. Have any of the suspects been found guilty, no point to the show if it's just someone's opinion with no follow up.

[@cherylmoss3632]

Totally agree. No follow up...so pointless.

[@johnallen2771]

I've watched a lot of vids on detectives and people who work on crimes. The FBI, without a doubt, is one of the best in the world. Their reputation in the forensic community is well known. I have seen them solve cases with only a broken car window as evidence (the perpetrator had matching glass specks in his sweater). Another good one is Scotland Yard. They seem more cosmopolitan than the FBI and their investigators are top notch. Australia also has some crime experts that really know their stuff. My dad was an FBI agent back in the early '50s and worked investigating communist cell groups.

[@veronicaking2511]

First time watching this show

[@ladyhawkca1]

If this DAVID has been convicted of other murders, why can he not named now?

[@sailingsolar]

If you can't prove he did it or had a connection to the victim he could sue them for saying or suggesting he did. It called slander. Slander is a civil wrong (tort) and can be the basis for a lawsuit. The only defense for slander in the US is proving it's true. Don't know about Canada. Not possible in this case.

[@Halotest100]

David Bodemar is the new suspect

[@sailingsolar]

Halotest100 Being a suspect is one thing. Being brought up on charges and put on trial is another, along with being convicted. Do you have a link, to any of that news?

[@danbeaver8970]

because if they are way off and cant prove anything they can be sued for using his name and not having permission to do so

[@shanekane8380]

Jannet Lane ~ "In America" as in Canada, the forum of absolute/or greater than proof as to guilt - is rendered in a Court of Law. That is addressed constitutionally in applying 'juris prudence' within a legal system. Can also be hindered and/or corrupted. Both situations happen within your country and others.... America included. The 'court of opinion' is a different animal regarding "innocent until proven guilty" and again; happens in both Canada and America. Unfair to confuse nor elevate one over another......

[@danielmurphy3058]

I am very proud of these guys. They are very well written and very articulate. Linda was a beautiful lady. Even though this incident happened few decades ago, I am still choosing as I am watching this case. I admire everyone tenaciousness in trying to bring some closure to this baffling case.

[@danielmurphy3058]

I have a soft spot for elderly people. They are so fragile and very vulnerable. If this guy can bring some closure to these couple, that would be awesome. Such beautiful young lady. Didn't deserve to be killed. My heart goes out to the mom and dad.

[@joaneddie2011]

John and Joan White are brother and sister not Lynda's parents.

[@davogifman542]

Missing just one body part like the victim was made me think that someone had been trying to hide a tattoo,or a birthmark that would have been easily identifiable.

[@elkidee1]

Davo gifman in 1968 it was unusual for a woman to have a tattoo

[@MintChip421]

MDB 1207 maybe a family member found out she got a tattoo and felt she shamed the family 🤔

[@RoseMary-851]

I was thinking if the perpetrator left bite marks along her arm, he didn’t want to leave any evidence that led back to him. Or he was just sicko and kept a souvenir, or cannibalism.

[@terryleeschiller8515]

Not likely a tattoo.. Not a popular thing back then..

[@tinaharris4082]

I believe the killer took the left arm ( or right as some sources say) because I think Lynda scratched her attacker and got the dna under her nails and dna if untouched can last decades especially if protected by some kind shield like under the nails and the reason it was only one arm is because her other was either restrained or incapacitated.

[@Magdalene777]

I wish I could somehow get in touch with the Whites. When my grandfather died there were photos of family members and I remember a newspaper clipping of Linda white, at the funeral home. I asked who she was and my grandmother said a cousin. I think I found it odd because I didn't recall being told we were related to anyone with the name White, although I know he was born in London.

[@themanwithnoname8818]

Great show very underated

[@katherinekuefler-kappel2328]

If her body was moved to the dump site five years after her disappearance and most of the renters living on the block she was last seen on were likely students who only lived there for around 4 years, I wonder if it is all possible for her killer to have hidden her body at his residence and had to dump it when he did because he had completed college and was moving out? Just a theory.

[@michelewalburn4376]

That's a very good idea

[@macinfloydvolk]

They found the killer …. For some reason they couldn’t say his whole name

[@katherinekuefler-kappel2328]

@@macinfloydvolk Thank you for the update. I had completely forgotten about this case.

[@macinfloydvolk]

@@katherinekuefler-kappel2328 it’s in this episode. This show for some strange Canadian reason cannot name the suspect.

[@NanetteWoolston]

@@macinfloydvolk Yes, it's something about privacy laws.

[@karenlowes7802]

He could've forewarnned them that it wasn't the 2 serial killers instead of having her spend hours in the library.lol

[@Danielwestberg1984]

Thank god for these people.

[@rationallyruby]

This is why serial killers used to get away with sooo many murders. Because before the 2000’s there were no large databases. If a county sherif worked a case with specific characteristics (like missing arms) and then another cop 50 miles away investigates a similar case they had no way to connect them. It’s not that killers got dumber, it’s that we got smarter. Serial killers are generally uneducated with low IQ’s. It’s so sad it took us so long to finally figure out how to stop killers before they turn into serial killers... Of course there’s still unsolved cases but there’s a reason why killers generally don’t have the opportunity to kill dozens.

[@paulflipse3353]

No, it's not your job to make "bad things happen to bad people." It's your job to arrest people either in the process of committing a crime or who have been issued a warrant because they are suspected of committing a crime. The job of police officers is to protect and serve, not issue punishment.

[@rolandedequanter6261]

Good job

[@rolandedequanter6261]

Love this series

[@hannobaali_makendali]

ii got a script to pitch for a blockbuster movie plot yet to be titled: Aileern Wournos hops into Gary Ridgeway’s vehicle on a rainy night … How will it end?????

[@kayladrake4921]

Where can you find & watch the full seasons & episodes ?

[@ediebaxter6194]

TammyLee Schiller-In state of Texas in 1979, I was told their is statue of limitations. In case of when my grandmother and lady were killed by drunk driver. He jump bail never to be seen again. In my peace of mind, his sentence is to live with what he did the rest of his life.

[@chickapey]

Her actual house she shared with a room mate was on Argyle St... just a short walk to the south. They found she had changed her clothes and gone out. The clothes were found under her bed , Also the three floor walk up they show is the building the friends saw her go to that night

[@AndyMaddog]

Love these vids.

[@karenmacrae9232]

Psycho Cop: Its my job to make bad things happen to bad people." Great, he's not a cop but a fucking killer. The point he should be making is justice. Justice isn't a "bad thing."

[@maiastonebridge9568]

He's the worst part of the show

[@Darkstar-se6wc]

I do wish Ocean Digital would put more episodes online. They’re certainly active enough in taking them down when others post them.

[@bazermaggie]

It’s been posted on here twice that he moved to Scotland . Seems he was released in 1983 .

[@lordwalker71]

sounds similar to the Jackie English case. Scary hearing how many murders there were in London, i was born there in 71 and lived there till 79.

[@betchalife]

how come the suspects name Is always David?

[@PD-qb2ek]

I would rather they be solving case's of late instead of 40 year old case's in England. But still glad people like doing them. We need more people solving case's right now in the US.

[@joaneddie2011]

London Ontario notj London England.

[@jamilexsuarez3065]

Does anybody else notice that the “David” picture is the same guy suspected in the killing of Jackie English 🧐

[@MrCantgetno]

be careful when putting a serial killer in a certain "box" "compartmentalizing" is very faulty, at times Dangerous ! Keyes proves that

[@glennmiller9768]

Disappointed the offender's surname wasn't given, even if innocent until proven guilty. Could have easily said he was the alleged perpetrator.

[@SuperBaconNinja]

David bodemar

[@hectorherbert6585]

I believe that for the close family members ,the best way for them to comprehend & understand what happened to their murdered close ones ,is to carefully study killers & all past cases ,for them to realize that it was just bad luck ,wrong place wrong time..becoming the victim of a predator ,a killer that has been searching for his victim...watching these shows ,often you hear them asking 'why'..??!!..we want to know why..!!..but there is no reason really....just ,the sick & dramatic fantasy of a psycho killer.....closure will never come of course for most of them ,but understanding the way killers think ,might help them cope with their loss.

[@dominicpiscopo7915]

THE POLICE COULDN'T SOLVE THIS CRIME WHEN IT WAS FRESH? BUT 45YRS LATER A BUNCH OF KIDS SOLVE IT UNBELIEVABLE

[@storyfirstfilms5983]

does anyone know if this was ever solved?

[@andyearl6784]

Internet posts in 1970,I must have been living under a rock

[@mpccenturion]

Thank you, Investigations are long, based on logic and connectivity. I enjoy the format, and don't need any gore. These are sad situations. 45 years later, its terrible. jmho

[@yankeetherebel]

I'm here because I'm a true crime junkie, but I don't know if I'll be able to finish this. It might be the first and last episode of this particular show that I can handle. It's so cheesy... a totally cheesy cringefest. The subject is serious but the "acting" is definitely not. At least I hope the investigators are acting, if this is how they normally are that's unfortunate.

[@KnottyCeltic]

So we have this girl Lynda White, extremely similar to Jackie English, Georgia Jackson, Lynn Harper and also the other girl named in this video, Soraya O'connell. Similar crimes, similar M.O., same age range of girls and in multiple cases, bodies and clothing were separated into locations remote from each other. David Bodemer's name coming up in discussions online with many of these girls. Is David Bodemer still alive? Have ex-wives or ex-girlfriends that might have something to say about him?

[@southwestontario]

I"m not sure if David Bodemer is still alive, but I think his first wife , to whom he was married to when he murdered the 20 year old, died.

[@bobbrooks80]

If you have two serial killers and you know that, why are they still alive????

[@twstf8905]

It SUCKS when they have to, for purported, "legal reasons," censor the name of not only one of the possible victims, but also the last name of one of the persons of interest as well. Its excruciatingly frustrating.

[@SuperBaconNinja]

David Bodehmar

[@kellygooding9560]

David Bodemer

[@kellygooding9560]

His name is linked to other unsolved murders

[@NRDNKRN]

Hi everybody. Does somebody know where I can watch the other episodes? Unfortunately there are only 3 episodes available on this channel/KZbin. Thanks!

[@melissanelson2849]

Karma🙏🙏

[@melissanelson2849]

👌👌👍👍

[@shelleylavacca1]

I grew up in the Tillsonburg area around that time and what came to my mind was a lot of men came from Quebec to work in Tabaco back then . If they worked in the fields in that area they would know about that dirt road, where Linda was found.

[@NanetteWoolston]

Makes sense! Also, in the show, they brought up the idea of truckers since the area was/is a trucking route.

[@melissanelson2849]

I really enjoy these. Maybe I’m dark but I actually worry about these people 🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹

[@terryleeschiller8515]

Is it just me or was the initial investigation kinda shotty ??

[@terryleeschiller8515]

So explain the outcome... It is still unsolved and no closer

[@dennisleporte7423]

I wish that they could help us find out what happened to my cousin Wayne.

[@dianahill7239]

Who lived in house, their friends, people that worked on the property?

[@maelstrom2594]

I have to wonder why they searched for the bracelet where the body was found and not where the clothes were found. I'm not sure they really found anything new but I think keeping these cold cases alive is a worthwhile endeavor.

[@ladyhawkca1]

Does this show ever produce updates on their cases.

[@Okiegirl85]

Is there somewhere to look for any further progress made in this case since the team turned the info over to the police?

[@katrinamcintyre9184]

Oct 14, 2019: Every woman in this country should carry a rosary for protection....it is a powerful tool against evil. (Auto or purse...simple and inexpensive.) Blessings.

[@tintinhickey5869]

A gun would be better 🤣

[@blkcat1254]

I live in sarnia,not. There is an 3 unsolved case here. One is a girl,an older woman,and a young man. They are all killed but never have been solved???

[@chrisspearline2942]

The killer is probably dead himself by now

[@firenze5555]

Not if he was around the same age as the victim.

[@SuperBaconNinja]

David bodemar is his name and he's still alive near Toronto

[@firenze5555]

@@SuperBaconNinja Wow, that is crazy but not totally surprised.

[@SuperBaconNinja]

@@firenze5555 I'm from London I agree it's insane

[@flyinspirals]

Cannot imagine how much these parents suffer. Just having my cat disappear was devastating, esp. not knowing whether she's dead or alive.

[@jenn6194]

It’s my guess that the commentary and interviews were done after the investigation. It sounds very staged and contrived. That being said, the work they’ve done is excellent. Wouldn’t it have been easier to cut off the bracelet than to have cut off the whole arm?

[@newlifestartsnow4444]

“This killer still poses a threat.” Oh, come on!! The crime is 40-45 years old? So the killer is 60-65, at least!!! Yeah, I don’t think he’s that big a threat anymore.

[@SuperEwyatt]

Um 60-65 is NOT super old

[@smallfries3462]

Could the missing arm have an identified marking like tattoos or deformities or past broken bone causing a specific kind of break ect ect

[@joaneddie2011]

Lynda didn;t have any tattoos.

[@millieatr]

Have they checked out O.J. yet?

[@laurelvanwilligen9787]

brad fiser I respect you for that comment.

[@mjsmit4841]

If Dayna reads this, every time I watch an episode about the London murderers, I can't help but think of Karen Caughlin who went missing from Sarnia Ontario in around 1974. It would be nice to bust the killer or killers before they pass. So they can at least pay a few years in prison for their crimes against children.(&war on woman/lifegivers)

[@mjsmit4841]

I believe it was the same person. Someone who was familiar with southern Ontario, but didnt commit these crimes in their own town. He dumped bodies on his way home.

[@mjsmit4841]

And it was likely someone who held a position of trust and authority. That's how he luered his victims.

[@bubashalom8274]

It had to be someone not only familiar with the area but someone old enough to have known about that road when was it made?

[@harrisonboone2248]

These amateurs are a joke !!!! Really !!! They have identified two locations where she was last seen. One can only be "last" seen at one place. Also, the young amateur genius thinks the victims arm was taken by the killer because it had an identifying medic alert bracelet on it. Seriously !!!!! Why take the whole arm from the shoulder and not just the bracelet ???? Finally, if her arm was severed from her body there would certainly be cut marks on the bones at the shoulder joint of the remains that were found.These clowns that are playing cops or CSI experts are laughable.I'm embarrassed for them.

[@harrisonboone2248]

Tom Sawyer , if the arm was removed while there was still flesh on it, it would require some kind of tool. Cutting blindly into flesh to separate a joint will always leave tool marks on the bone(in the past I have butchered lots of wild game I had hunted). Just saying

[@vanessareddish8644]

From what i can find Jackie English is the unnamed victim

[@chickensit]

@28:50 when they are talking about the cheesy waxy stuffy, how do you spell that? adipusire? what are they talking about, anyone know?

[@dharmafuller4331]

Rachael Burke "adipose" is fat tissue, usually under the skin. If the ground is alkaline, the fat can turn into tallow - (yup, candle wax).

[@chickensit]

ugh thank you so much for the spelling :)

[@ghettocountry8678]

How can anyone help with cold cases?

[@southwestontario]

Sometimes mentioning something or re-enacting something will jog someone's memory. It happens all the time. Many many many past cold cases have been solved like this.

[@melmack2003]

Why does L.E. often assume the victim has run away in unlikely circumstances....they should assume he/she is the victim of foul play until proven otherwise. Lazy investigation.

[@loris466]

Absolutely, it's much better to "waste time" looking for someone and searching for clues than it is to just wait and see if they turn up. It's such a disservice to victims and their families. The first 24 hours are crucial.

[@MrWolfheart111]

Empathy... Can they not feel it... that little something that makes you love people... especially those gentle souls called females. Its that feeling that people get when they are most willing to save a life even if it costs their own. These sociopaths need to realize that there are people like us around... and we will go to extraordinary lengths to save the innocent...WE ARE WATCHING YOU... Just so you know....

[@MrWolfheart111]

And no... we have no qualms about dispatching one of you... none... none whatsoever.

[@rob_3417]

Calm down MCgyver

[@leahzamora1911]

@@rob_3417~ 😂 😂 😂

[@TJ-si7ug]

There were also at least 3 serial killers in that area at that time.

[@bettyamorris3742]

Your assumption that it's a serial killer??? Closest to her.

[@bubashalom8274]

Did you say you had the date of when she was murdered?