The Texas Killing Fields - The UNSOLVED Murder of Laura Lynn Miller 4K

[@-Ghostess]

Over 2,200 cases both living and deceased got closure that Texas Equusearch was instrumental in search efforts. I can't imagine Tim Miller's pain, but the amount of good he has poured out from his hurt is beyond beautiful.

[@redrooster1908]

I'd enjoy helping during my retirement but maybe put me in the water and snacks base tent rather than searching/ finding a body...at least to start.

[@_VICK_]

I grew up not far from there, I remember my parents wouldn’t allow me to go outside unsupervised or roam too far from home for the longest time. It was terrifying knowing the person or people were never caught. Tim Miller is a legend around these parts. Tim and his organization have been instrumental in finding missing persons in our area and all over Texas. Anytime someone goes missing, Tim and Equusearch are the people that we call to help us look. Tim is a real life angel. The story of his daughter is heartbreaking. Its horrible what he and his family has had to go through.

[@TrippinOnaHoleInaP8perHeart]

Yeah wish we had just 2 minutes in a room with the killer/s. That's all we would need to eradicate this pestilence once and for all.

[@cinsationalcinema1776]

Would make a great TV show. Based on True Events. Doesn’t have to be Tim’s story, but similar with life credits going to Tim. I don’t know the legality of it, but on a creative standpoint it would be cool. I would watch all of these stories tied into the Texas Killing Fields

[@melissahoney8317]

Me to

[@guymorris6596]

The man Tim Miller believes killed his daughter Laura was released from prison in Texas.

[@nicholasschliesman9011]

Such a sad story. It's amazing that Laura's dad had the strength to create something good out of such a tragedy in a search team to help others. Thank you Michael and Jessica for covering and keeping this story relevant. As always Happy Halloween!

[@teijaflink2226]

He seems amazing, just so incredibly sad how many years he has had to go on without his daughter and the possible grandchildren and great grandchildren that he never got to have.

[@shoutingatclouds1050]

Nearly 100% of the crime in the Galveston area is committed by the blatts. The woke newspaper usually refuses to report or show pictures of the blatts doing the crimes. Just search Leage City suspect switch to image's.

[@meganryan476]

Michael, you and Jessica are always so sensitive and compassionate to the victims of crimes, ty for that. Ty for telling their stories, Well done💜

[@judithmcbride4023]

Thank you so much for sharing this Beautiful story . May she forever RIP ❤️🙏🙏❤️

[@csh43166]

Agree - Michael and Jessica are the best! You can feel their compassion and respect. 💗

[@josephnickell6652]

Yes. They are pure CLASS.

[@BRUM5]

❤️

[@nemesisut8793]

They always do an amazing job on their explorations.. always paying their respects in their crime/tragedy vlogs.

[@georgewilson2865]

Her fathers story had me tearing up. What an inspiration he is. Using his resources to help others.

[@guymorris6596]

I'm a 59, a big boy and this has me crying because it's really sad. I was honorably discharged from the US Army in 1991 and worked as a corrections officer in Texas state prisons but these kind of cases always get me crying. I'm an empath so I'm always wanting to try to save the world.

[@guymorris6596]

I worked in the prisons from 2013 to 2021.

[@7deadlysloths]

Baby Ghoul sure lookin like a snack in this video. Yuuuuumy

[@dsrtflwr6093]

I grew up in this area in the 70s. Mid-70s, my sister and I were about 14/15 years old. My sister was walking down a long road in League City to visit a friend (don't know if it was Calder Rd), and a man pulled up to her in his car, both windows down and asked her for directions. As soon as she walked up to the passenger side he grabbed her arm. She started screaming and trying to pull away but there was no-one around. He opened the car door and was trying pull her in when an older lady pulled up in her car and jumped out yelling to my sister, "Where have you been?! We've been looking everywhere for you!" This woman was a stranger to my sister, but her yelling made that man let go and peel off. Broad daylight too. I could tell you lots of stories about how evil, lazy and corrupt the police are down there. Especially in the 70s. Lot and lots of stories. And btw, I wasn't aware of the killing fields when I was growing up there. Maybe it wasn't called that then or they hadn't found the bodies yet. But I knew that on certain areas of land up and down I-45 girls/women were being picked up, killed and dumped.

[@dianac2498]

What that lady did is a great strategy. I never would have thought of it. Praise God she came at the right time.

[@PamelaPursley]

I grew up in Galveston County and still live here today. So many young females have gone missing up and down the I-45 corridor between Houston and Galveston. Some of the cases have been solved, many have not, but NONE have been forgotten. There really needs to be more investigations done. Tim Miller is a hero in my book. He has suffered far more heartache than any one person could stand, and he has taken the heartache and turned it into something great. He finds missing people for their families to be able to either have closure or their family member back. God bless Tim Miller for all that he does. One more thing, Heide Fye is pronounced "Heedee Fi". The media has always called her Heide as in "Hi Dee" but her family pronounces it "Hee Dee" and I think they would know. Not meaning any disrespect to anyone, but before you do a story mentioning someone you should know how to say their name correctly.

[@TerryPursley-iu3ky]

Lots of evil people out there always be on guard......pay attention to what is going on around you

[@PamelaPursley]

@@TerryPursley-iu3ky I wonder if we are related somehow. Pursley is not a common name.

[@Stevo_Drums]

It’s hard to fathom, as you recorded this video, in what seemed like such a peaceful field, surrounded by stillness and some birdsong, that such unspeakable horrors took place there. Thank you for taking your positive energy there. The victims appreciate it.

[@3dogmom]

I’m from LC and have been out to the fields 3x. It’s a lot different out there than you would imagine it to be.

[@aseainfo]

This episode was brilliant. You told her story well and honored her life. I hope her father is able to watch this video and see how well you preserved her memory.

[@roxannespindler8286]

This was a hard one. Laura Miller’s Dad had such strength to keep going on and fighting for ALL the lost girls. I wouldn’t know what I’d do if I lost my daughter or son. Thank you for keeping this going and doing this video, Michael and Jessica. 💙 Happy Halloween.

[@jenniferpesquera648]

I am sorry for lost of your daughter who was killed but its not your fault that your daughter was gone. You are not to blame.😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@drmarkintexas-400]

🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏 Everyone here knows about the Texas EqiSearch, here. They come and find missing people that the police can't find. I've never heard the story of how it came to be, though. It's heartbreaking to learn of the circumstances that brought about its existence. This story is beyond sad or tragic. 😢💔. I just wanted to thank you, personally, for taking the time and effort to travel so far to tell this story. I would hope that it might encourage others to consider what donating money or time, to help EqiSearch, find those who are missing, or will go missing in the future. If you could see how these volunteers come into a community and embrace a devastated family and successfully find their love ones.... You would be powerfully affected and never forget what you witness. They are very good at what they do and never seem to tire or give up. When they find the person, they bring the family to a location where there are no reporters, and inform them privately. No one is allowed in, except for the family and searchers. The media is the last to know. Thank you for your research and patience in telling this story. Thank you for sharing.

[@SallyBowles5050]

Thank you for being so respectful and compassionate. As a native South Texan I remember hearing about these awful tragedies.

[@johnb.7979]

You were in my area! My Mother lives on Hobbs Rd. Of all the videos I've seen on YT on this subject, you covered it the best in my opinion. You mention how much that area has changed, but one thing everyone fails to mention is that Calder was basically a dead end road back then. The pavement stopped just before the church and became a crude dirt road that wasn't even passable in rainy weather (they actually had a gate up for the longest time to prevent traffic from going thru when it was impassable). Where the pavement stopped, everything stopped, there was NOTHING out there but pastures and dirt bike trails. There were no roads off of Calder at the end either. You had to go back up Calder to get off of it.

[@samanthab1923]

That’s interesting. So if you didn’t know the area, it’s so out of the way. I always thought it was a trucker dumping the bodies before getting on a highway.

[@johnb.7979]

@@samanthab1923 speaking of the road, Calder was substantially widen when they developed the area back there. Back then, Calder was very narrow. About the biggest thing that would go down there was a school bus and even then they had to turn around at the end (there's a mobile home park near the end).

[@samanthab1923]

@@johnb.7979 That makes it sound even creepier. Wonder if LE or the families ever brought psychics out there. I’m sure sensitive people must feel something. Poor girls 🙏🏻

[@johnb.7979]

@@samanthab1923 Good question, I don't know.

[@lorimiller4301]

@@samanthab1923 ask Donna Seraphina to have a look. Tara Spirit Whispers or Judy from Electronic Medium are also very good. It never hurts to ask.

[@laurab68707]

Any time someone can bring to the surface a crime that had been committed in hopes that it can be solved, is a good thing. This can reach out to thousands of people. You just never know. Great job grimmlifecollective.

[@tahmid3986]

Pay phone was behind the ice coolers...I live right there. Big fan of your work

[@thomasepembertonjr.2356]

This brought me to tears. The dedication to never stop looking and making sure that the person will come back home.

[@floyd6124]

its awesome you guys tell these stories of the victims and not concentrate on the ghouls who committed the acts, and you guys do it in such an informative and respectful way, love the videos, thanks

[@donl1846]

Very disturbing about this place and all the victims, it just shows that we really have not changed since ancient times unfortunately. Respect to her dad and all the volunteers for the service they provide to those in search of missing loved ones, thank you for sharing.

[@Djasmr1]

Your true crime videos capture such an intense emotion. Thank you so much for doing each one with so much respect, love and kindness.

[@jbiscuits84]

There's a lot of darkness and sadness in that area, now that I think back on my time growing up there. I also lived down the street from Andrea Yates when that happened.. so to see people like Tim Miller doing their best to bring light into the world, despite all the pain he has been through, is truly inspiring. God bless him, his daughter, and all the rest of the victims.

[@Kim-Unearthed]

Thank you for coming to Texas and telling this story so thoroughly and beautifully, with such grace and respect 🙏🏼 This is probably one of my favorite videos by you both! Safe travels!

[@patriciapritchard3018]

As the birthday of my grandma is tomorrow,and the one year death-a-versery of my mom approaches this hit HARD thank you Michael for telling their story and the compassion you have for the people passed AGAIN nothing but respect for what you do💜

[@cindywhite218]

I love how you visited all of the related sites. You cover stories so thoroughly. And respectfully.

[@cq9882]

I never knew about these horrific killings, until I watched your video. You are both so respectful, kind and professional in how you cover these shocking events, in fact all your videos. My prayers tonight dedicated to those lost, their families and those who remain unidentified. All in Gods Care. 🙏📿🇦🇺💗

[@MicheleKlinger]

Stories such as this are so tragic, but the way you guys present these true crime videos with respect is beautiful. It broke my heart hearing that her dad had to bury her 3 times. It’s wonderful that he’s used his personal tragedy to help others though and that the organization was actively working when you were there.

[@bluetrue6062]

Thanks for making this and keeping this story alive. Well done and respectful as always.

[@elizabethmoini2902]

"What an amazing man Tim, Laura's father is!!!. To take his pain, & turn it into something so very positive. I know, that Laura, would be very proud, of what her dear daddy is doing. Thank you also, Michael & Jessica, for your telling of this story, in a respectful & informative way!".

[@luvjudy]

Thank for sharing this story! I heard about Tim Miller and his company during the search for Vanessa Guillen, the murdered fort hood soldier, but never knew his backstory and his daughter. It’s so touching to understand why it’s his life’s passion. Thank you for showing such great respect for history!

[@abbyroadme]

This was a fantastic video. I didn't know anything about the killing fields. Them building up there reminds me of "Lovely Bones". They build houses on the spot where the crime happened. It felt like no one cared after the tragedy happened. That alone is painful for the families.

[@debbiedunn8600]

WOW such a sad, sad story. Laura's Father is doing an amazing job to help other families. Thank you Michael and Jessie for sharing this story. Happy Halloween

[@proseb4bros976]

As always, you both have done such a respectful job covering such a very sad case. I can't imagine how broken Laura's father must have felt: when he started talking about ending his life and his guilt, I couldn't help but tear up. I don't have children of my own, but I have two beautiful nieces...I don’t think I could live without them. These poor women were treated like garbage: used, abused and carelessly tossed away like garbage. They deserve to be remembered; they deserved to be buried with their names. I think it's brave and so noble that parents like the Walshs and Tim Miller continue to seek justice for the lost despite their own grief. Not many people can do that. Again, thank you both for remembering these souls that were taken so soon. We should never forget them. Blessings to you both. 💜

[@iainmelville9411]

I’ve seen a couple of videos about the Texas killing fields, but yours is the only one to get me to tear up. Yours was the only one I’ve seen that demonstrated the respect that the victims deserve. With the usual Grim life collective respect and sincerity that the fans have come to expect. Thank You.

[@csh43166]

Tim Miller and Texas Equusearch are awesome. They do such important work. This is a horrifying and heartbreaking story. I think it's important to bring these stories to the forefront occasionally to remember the victims and bring awareness that there are monsters lurking everywhere, and to take care. Wishing you continued safe travels, Michael and Jessica! 🖤💚

[@wolfman8449]

The life long misery that the father and others like him have gone through is unimaginable. That's why I research stories like this, it's easy to appreciate even a down day when there are things like this to compare it to.

[@thejourney1369]

Thank you for your sensitivity in covering Laura’s case. I have so much respect for her dad for taking this horrendous tragedy to help others.

[@lilianarich610]

Thanks for talking about the victims with respect and kindness. It is always difficult to know the correct way to communicate to others such a sad and horrific story.

[@dermot2747]

Thank you for sharing Laura's story with the world and also remembering the other 3 young women too. May they all rest in peace. You both told their stories with great respect.

[@Christine-jz5nk]

Laura's father has been a God send for numerous others in their search for their loved ones.God Bless this man who is an angel walking amongst us. Equine search he founded. His help and perserverance is immeasurable. God Bless this man he is a warrior for God. Pray for Laura's father.

[@calken546]

That's the hardest part letting go. Lost my Mother in 2019 and still feels like it happened yesterday.

[@santanadegollado9812]

I remember hearing about these stories years back, I have family all over Texas including Houston, Texas City & Galveston.... Tragic cases but like they stated it's great that its not forgotten & still being kept alive as well as helping other families... Thanks GRIMMLIFECOLLECTIVE you're both doing an amazing job!!!

[@ericathegypsy4946]

This broke my heart😭💔no parent should have to bury their child. Thank you for making this video,and for you and Jessica being so respectful of these victims and families. Blessed Be.🙏

[@selenayates2256]

I’m so glad they were able to identify these women. I hope their families can now find peace. It’s wonderful that Laura’s father was able to come up with a team to help find missing people. But so sad, that we need a team to find these people. I would love to hear the stories on all the other women. May they all Rest In Peace.

[@foolishmortal2266]

Thank you for sharing their story. I love how Jessica and yourself always do the stories justice and with such respect. And I love that you were surrounded by dragonflies, that means the souls of the departed were with you❤️

[@melissamarie75]

I love that you and Jessica brought light to the life of this girl. There is so many people that are probably out there forgotten. Love your channel ❤️

[@bryanmadewell8896]

Beautiful job guys. Thank you for bringing us these videos. Who knows how many people may have not known about services by Mr. Miller but now they do and may reach out to him for help. God bless you both.

[@stacykeller3812]

I have lived in Houston all of my life and know this story well. So sad. Tim Miller has done an amazing job through the years helping all of these families. I haven’t driven down to the League City area in about 10 years or more. Thanks for covering this story with such respect.

[@mamamac70]

Great job covering this story. You are both always so respectful of the story and the location while still being interesting and informative. Thanks for all your wonderful content.

[@alexalvarado7325]

Very well done Jessica and Michael, amazing as always very sad. I have a daughter myself and it just sends chills through my bones that someone could be that evil and just dispose them like trash. Thank you for the work you both do, not only entertaining but awareness. Happy Halloween 🎃

[@CMFL77]

You guys really shine on these types of videos. I think your cult video is one of the very best and this is right up there with it. You are a thoughtful and compassionate storyteller. Glad I found your channel last year!

[@roser6963]

I love how respectful and caring you are when making true crime videos. I never knew the story of Tim Miller’s daughter. Only that she had been a victim of crime and that was why he started Equusearch. Finding out she was a victim in the Texas killing fields is so tragic. All of those victims deserve peace and justice. Thank you for your compassion.

[@rokasgruzauskas1098]

Very tragic and painful story ,it's very respectful of Laura's dad , he comes to visit the gravesite of his beloved late daughter , we can see in his eyes during interview how much pain he has to suffer everyday after losing his only child. Thank you so much Michael and Jessica for paying respects to these four victims too , both of you as always very respectful. Happy Halloween

[@Six_Pennywise_Sakura]

This is so sad. The way that Laura's dad was talking, you could just hear the pain in his voice. I feel so, so sorry for him. 🥺😥 He was so brave to try to take on the killer himself. It's so great of you guys for keeping her memory alive for her family. And seeing the sight of the crosses in the field brought tears to my eyes, knowing that's where a dead person was found. 😥😥 And no kids should have to be exposed to such horrible discoveries as coming across a dead body. I'm sure they were terrified. 😦

[@user-randi1987]

Mr. Miller created a beautiful memorial for his daughter and some of the other victims. I admire his strength and compassion in the face of the worst pain a parent can experience

[@missgigglebox748]

These stories made me so sad but thank you for doing this so they won't ever be forgotten. The way you are as far as showing sympathy towards those lost is beautiful. Bless that father who turned a tragedy into helping others find their family members.

[@JCan2159]

Great job reporting this one. I grew up in the area and have heard pieces of the stories here and there. Tim Miller's story is heart breaking and commendable that he's helped so many others. Anytime some one goes missing in the area, Texas Equusearch is always on the case.

[@Tinaf653]

Michael and Jessica, you are both so amazing. You give these victims respect and tell their stories so well. I can only hope, when my time eventually comes (no matter the circumstances), that I receive future visits either to my grave or my memorial, from people as wonderful as you.

[@used2beburnsy336]

How absolutely heartbreaking. I’m sending this man all of my love. He is an incredible human being for creating something so beautiful from something so horrible. Thank you for sharing this story. May Laura rest in eternal peace.

[@tomatofaceddisgrace]

Tim Miller is an absolute legend. What an incredible man. What an incredible family. What a terrible loss.

[@janrobnettwordweaver2227]

My breath hitched at the Stairway To Heaven quote on her tombstone. Being a Zeppelin fan, that just touched my heart so much. And her father, bless him. What a man to turn pain into something that can offer hope and comfort to the families they help.

[@JulieR73]

Tim is a precious man who I greatly admire. He’s worked so hard to help others.

[@nemesisut8793]

I couldn't possibly imagine what this man and the other families had to go through, the pain, the anger, etc. I'm not that strong... these poor innocent souls.. R.I.P. 🙏

[@wizardofwoz8010]

I'm from Britain and never heard about this before. What an absolute shame. Thanks for making me aware of this. X

[@melissajeffcoat7580]

Home from work and I get grimm life collective posting a new video...best day ever...idk if I'm more addicted to this channel or Lamont at large

[@jacobtrevino546]

Growing up in Texas u would hear these stories about people being kidnapped and dumped in a field. As a kid u don’t think about the families and the grief that this horrendous action would cause. All we thought was it’s a story to scare each other with. Thank u for shining a caring and sympathetic light on this.

[@pamelakern2849]

This was a very impactful video. You both told this tragic story so well !! This was so well researched and the delivery was spot on . We always love your videos. Thankyou both 💞

[@karenawagner2691]

I am a new subscriber to your channel, watching this video on the killing fields left me in tears.I just can’t imagine what these poor girls went through.Thank you and Jessica for telling these stories and doing this with such respect.

[@guskalo1981]

The tenderness and respect with which you visit these sites and tell these stories touches me deeply.

[@wandaw5083]

So sad and thank you for bringing awareness. You and Jessica have huge hearts. God bless

[@foxgloved1]

so heart breaking,didn't expect this would turn into a tear jerker,great work you do

[@ptrpan61]

I love this channel. Both Micheal and Jess are sensitive and very respectful.

[@oh-its-svf]

Michael Jessica I always am very impressed with your very sensitive and kind nature towards the victims of these crimes. You bring a face to an Untold Story it is very inspiring to know that people truly care and it's not about all the views. These are my favorite stories from you and Jessica the person wasn't famous but that person was someone to somebody thanks again for telling the story. Cheers from Canada

[@mortaljorma69]

You guys are doing fantastic work. I wish strength for Laura's dad and every single person who has lost a child.

[@mainstmechanical7932]

I don’t know what’s wrong with the algorithms but glad I found you again. Thanks for doing this story!

[@leesashriber5097]

You did an amazing job covering this tragic case. Always accurate and interesting content. 😊 God bless her poor father, but what strength. 🕊️❤️🙏

[@DaSocial]

Cup of coffee and Grimmlife is the life..hope you guys enjoy Houston!

[@TheHandyman777]

I wonder if I’m the only person that really enjoys the sound of Jessica’s footsteps crunching on the ground on their searches, there’s something oddly soothing about it.

[@TheHandyman777]

Love ya (both)Jessica but it’s not just your steps, I get it on hiking and adventure videos too. Your steps are unusually soothing though.

[@lorimiller4301]

It's like she's got fairies around her softening her steps. Her aura is so gentle and light, it's like she tip-toes gracing the ground wherever she goes. Jessica has such a lovely soul.

[@Kevw55]

You guys should have your own crime tv channel absolutely brilliant information as always

[@M1969-b6p]

Great job! Thanks for covering this. It's an important story and he's a special father who continues to touch the lives of so many who need that unique support. Love.

[@lisapoole5420]

I lived in the area back when all this happened. You guys did a great job. It must have been hard.

[@ivanbarajas288]

So heartbreaking 😞 just to think about the pain the parents and family still have to live with. This us exactly why it’s better to be safe than sorry and as a father I make sure my kids don’t leave my sight. I am very over protective but I’m not willing to go through this. We live in a evil world where people do the unthinkable. Parents, please be extra cautious with your kids as tragedies can happen in a matter of seconds 🙏🏼

[@marizarivera9177]

Such a heart-rending video, broke my heart. Thank you for sharing this and must keep vigilant!!

[@CCcastro336]

Very sad story! The way you two did this video in memory of her was spot on! I had never known about this. RIP I Laura and all the victims. 😢🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@yahoshua2527]

These stories generally never get told, and many spirits are unrested because they just want someone to know they exist and want their loved ones to know, you guys doing stories like this I firmly believe will give these spirits their due respect and help them to move on, thankyou for what y'all at Grimm are doing

[@patrickbateman3610]

Hope you enjoyed your time in the Houston area. Texas Equusearch and Tim Miller are pretty famous around here. Every time there is a missing persons case, you know they will be out searching. I once saw them on my drive home and knew there was going to be a case on the news. Living here most of my life, I never even heard of the case until a few years ago. It's a case that never received the publicity it should have.

[@Daf477]

Thank you so much for bring this to light again ❤️ 💕

[@dark_sunshinedgc]

Thanks for this video! I'm gonna be moving a town or 2 over from League City for a few months soon, and I'll have to stop by and pay my respects. Gone but not forgotten for sure!

[@JJ-eu9xf]

Hey, I would love to see y’all visit the cemetery in Aurora where the baby sized alien is supposed to be buried. The tombstone is gone but you are awesome at matching up the trees which can still be done. This would be epic

[@drmarkintexas-400]

Whatever was buried there was removed. Ground penetrating radar found that there is nothing in the grave any longer.

[@JJ-eu9xf]

@@drmarkintexas-400 yeah of course it was removed, not gonna let controversy linger but still good to keep it alive. The best defense against questioning is to hope people just forget

[@Stayfocused1984]

Thanks for bringing us so much interesting past and almost present history and for bringing us along as you travel this summer.

[@teresaashleman104]

These murders may have been committed by a serial killer that was never caught. Just like Ted Bundy used to place his victims in the same place over and over and over years. Also, two of these girls used the same pay phone in that area. The killer was stalking girls in that area. So horrible for these girls and their families. May God grant them peace and comfort.

[@artmakerforever3510]

So sad. So well done, as always. 💝 God bless Laura and all the victims and their families.

[@breadandcircus1]

Love your interesting videos, watching you and Jessica. There is something eerie in that field, it must be haunted, so many lives destroyed there. So sorry for Laura Lynn Miller and all the victims

[@pravinshingadia7337]

Guys - thank you for this. Great work keeping these stories alive so these people aren’t forgotten.

[@thescarletandgrey2505]

Such a sad and dark history. My heart goes out to all families who have lost loved ones… children… to such heinous sick minds. I hope all the guilty finally meet justice and they get what’s coming to them, even if it’s in the After-life. If one of them harmed my child and I caught up to them, they would regret living for the time it took me to meet out my brand of vengeance on their pathetic selves. Audrey was my mother’s name. But no matter their name it brings such sadness to think there are such monsters roaming among us. Thank you for shedding this light on such a notorious place, lest the memory of these young people fade into obscurity.

[@khymarshall6903]

I absolutely love EVERYTHING you do, how you follow history and the then and now photos. I’ve been on a huge binge watch on your murder history.. but most of all, me and my partners favourite 80’s movies, The Lost Boys and The Goonies. Please carry on with every piece of good work you do. I LOVE it!!

[@RachelTheAries]

I lived in SE TX for a spell many moons ago and did go to League City on a few occasions. At the time I wasn't in the headspace to think about visiting this particular location. It's such a tragic story. Oddly I never heard any locals talking about this. Thanks to you both for taking us on the journey and detailing the history. I'm glad that there's been some additional things have come to the forefront in recent years. I can't imagine what the families have gone through. Happy Halloween.

[@angeliquegrijalva4208]

Thank you for bringing awareness to the missing women. Im glad the father started the search team🖤🦇🖤. Such heartache and sadness and pain. Bless them all and I hope the father has found some solace and peace 🖤🦇🖤

[@jimmyamico4713]

Very very sad story I told in the most respectful, compassionate and empathetic way thank you for making the videos that you do you bring them to light regardless so sad you repair all the souls and make them feel glad… God bless you and your talent to tell these most important stories… I can’t get over the Rebecca Schaeffer story I was in the Air Force at the time at Travis Air Force Base. It’s making me cry.

[@thebaronofbelco2615]

30 victims! Shit mate that’s hectic! I didn’t realise that there was so many women killed? Bloody Great video btw. New subscriber from Australia 🇦🇺 Cheers

[@marymahaffey4618]

So sad about this case with Laura and glad her dad has set up a business to help find missing ppl and it was a terrible story about the killing fields of Texas I have not heard of this I live next to Texas in Arkansas..... RIP Miss Laura hope you are able to rest now....thanks Jessica and Michael for telling these stories and sharing this with us .....happy Halloween 🎃 guys!! 👻👻🎃🎃

[@Stephanie_S_777]

How horrific. I don't think I could go on if that happened to my child.

[@eirugsiongriffiths8563]

Like the way you both present these programs. Always respectful.