Guy Paul Morin : Odd Man Out (1992) - the fifth estate

[@roleat]

He was a genius in an ignorant small Ontario town, and was punished for it.

[@lesterclaypool1]

Yup. Two things you don't want to be in shitheel Ontario backwaters; rich or smart.

[@trailtrs1]

roleat I won’t say genius just pretty smart and raised by parents that were very involved.

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

Don't we all suffer from 'ambivalence'?… a lot of stupidity in this case for the prosecution. The brother abused his sister and then called Guy Paul weird..?

[@flyinspirals]

Vanessa Theroux They should have defined it.

[@inkyguy]

flyinspirals, ambivalence is hardly a rare or an esoteric word. It's incumbent on you to look it up. Journalism is all about literacy. BTW, ambivalence does not mean "not caring." Ambivalence describes a state of simultaneous mixed or conflicted feelings, so an ambivalent person may, in fact, care a great deal, but feel conflicted about their feelings or how to respond.

[@anne-droid7739]

Morin was exonerated by DNA testing in 1995 and subsequently was awarded $1.25 million in damages from the Ontario government.

[@kerirobicheaux6629]

It should have been a hell of a lot more!!!!!!!!!!!

[@peaceandhonesty3516]

Wow! Really?

[@kimpelders4996]

Good for him. He deserved it!

[@sussybaka551]

Good. He deserves to be a rich bastard for the years wasted, spent being accused, locked up, his community turning on him, lies, lazy investigative work, and probably thousands lost, spent on trying to protect him. I'm happy for him. Thank God for DNA technology. It certainly won't pay to commit crimes today. You'd have to have someone you dont know, wrap you in plastic wrap to avoid leaving DNA behind and hell, for we know, they can test for someone's breath now lol

[@texasray5237]

Some guys are just lucky.

[@skywriting33]

After all the searches, brother has a 'vision' walks to the forest, looks down at his feet and there's a pile of bones?? Good grief, that sounds ridiculous!

[@workwork8662]

Well, her body had already been by then. This happened after the fact.

[@zakbauman9319]

Yup

[@bedazzlejuju]

Guy seems like a sweet and intelligent person. The brother makes the hair on my neck stand up. There seems to be no end to the injustices of this world.

[@ginatorres677]

Yup!

[@unfreundlich7168]

ooo you are sooo wrong^^ guy is a full blown psycho! his art of talking, bodylanguage and micro expressions point straight to a really dangerous person!!!! i dont know what the "doctors" over there are doing but clearly not a good job!

[@HandbagDiva]

@@unfreundlich7168 so they’ve solved the case now, it wasn’t Guy! People like you are a danger to society and on juries!!! It was a friend of the families who committed suicide in 2015.

[@brianna2003]

@@unfreundlich7168 the irony 😂

[@maslaali709]

I suspect the victim's "brother" ( he was adopted) was actually the killer

[@AbigailSitmonchai]

masla ali totally agree.

[@julesmiles]

+Abigail McCullough me too

[@jadegarner1731]

He was her brother, I bet no one called him "adopted brother", & as her BIG BRO- it was probably him! Those poor parents!! RIP, sweet girl💕😇💕

[@KumiKotara]

what does being 'adopted' have anything to do with it ??

[@Muirmaiden]

The killer was a co-worker of Christine's father (who was also a family friend). His DNA was found on her underwear. Unfortunately, he committed suicide in 2015 so he will never be brought to justice.

[@donnaconn3579]

Where was Christine's brother when this murder was committed? He seems far creepier to me than this convict!

[@donnaconn3579]

Stacy Murphy Amen sister Stacy!

[@julesmiles]

+Donna Conn very weird guy her brother

[@CherylSimser]

+Donna Conn He claimed to have had a dream about some of Christine's remains still being there and then he and his parents go directly to the spot and find bones. Now that is suspicious! He says he can't explain it.... Yeah, right.

[@donnaconn3579]

+Cheryl Simser Yeah, I should have waited to comment!

[@vespermartini2556]

+Donna Conn I agree with your two cents, creepy as hell.

[@alexovoxo]

all those people heard a little girl screaming for a half hour and no one did anything?..........

[@kerirobicheaux6629]

I know!

[@sdannecker6944]

what a bunch of apathetic jerks.

[@ginatorres677]

I thought the same thing!

[@SilverMe2004]

She claimed that she thought it was the neighbors having a domestic but apparently the neighbors thought the same thing

[@abhaggerty4794]

That was my question too!!!

[@Dshizzle78]

I'm also a little pissed at the reporting of The Fifth Estate for not indulging more into the fact that her brother and his friends molested her!!!! This whole case is a complete fkn mess!!

[@pooperscooper9176]

I agree huge huge red flag

[@spitfirestake54]

He may not have agreed to be interviewed had they focused too much on this disturbing tidbit

[@jenn6194]

I love Guy Paul’s father’s comment “If I thought he had done it, I wouldn’t have spent one buck on him!” Guy Paul is a quiet, gentle man who has strong values and enjoys playing the clarinet. Ooooo..., because he’s not like everyone else, people are quick to judge. Scary how easy it is to condemn an innocent man.

[@marleylove510]

What I have noticed about watching “true crime”, (I think I’m addicted 😁) is it’s easier to convict an innocent person then a guilty one. You have to actually work at finding guilt, you can make up anything you want on an innocent person 🤷🏻‍♀️. If that makes sense.

[@harriettemacy7399]

What did I just hear? The brother and his friends have been molesting her for more than 3 years? He delights in the false accusation of Guy? He is absolutely involved in her murder! This is sickening

[@LuckySpinster.]

+Harriette Macy I know I'm like 'wait what??'

[@kalyansubramani7076]

What was even more disturbing was the interview continuing as if he said I had cereals for breakfast.

[@imchef17]

+Harriette Macy My thoughts exactly!!!! He's sitting there getting interviewed all worried about his sister when he molested her??? I believe the brother is guilty too ... and another thing why weren't the girls parents involved in the interview?

[@harriettemacy7399]

The police were singled minded in pinning this on Guy. Probably because he was considered "odd", he seems gentle to me and intelligent. What an unholy mess as his father said. Yes, I think you are right about the brother, he is a convincing liar.

[@user-xn2hf9re8r]

i thought that from the start - something about his demeanour before all the revelations.

[@angelward2306]

I think the brother did it,

[@sofiaalmeida3770]

But the neighbours were weird.... 😒

[@user-xn2hf9re8r]

what because he had alternative past times by playing in a band rather than watching tv, taking drugs or screwing his sister? what f.. planet are you on?

[@jadegarner1731]

So do I!!

[@5Cdarkwing]

@@Peachtreedishes Why did no one look into the brothers friends ?

[@inkyguy]

s, @ Sofia Almeida's post was obvious sarcasm. She even included an emoticon so you couldn't mistake that fact.

[@AuthorLLaurence]

This case has a proper ending as far as Guy Paul Morin goes as in 1995 with DNA having been improved tests showed he was not the killer, and there was also a charge of prosecutorial misconduct, He was awarded $1, 2 million dollars. He had served about 6 or 7 years in prison. The actual killer has never been found as of 2017, Given the brother of Christine having been involved in acts of sexual deviancy as a boy with another friend I think he is just as viable as a suspect as anyone else.

[@HandbagDiva]

It wasn’t him

[@marjattakolari521]

he wasnt 2020 here

[@matthewsmith3078]

Calvin Hoover

[@alysfreeman11]

oh..the brother...I'd check his DNA for sure. I bet it was a birthday present...sigh. Oh and I had a dream....really? Morin's family come across as a lovely family...her's?????????

[@richardlewis6035]

I agree as well the brother did it, pointing the finger at a innocent man saying hes Weird because he likes to play jazz, water his garden at night, The brother had nighmares and went looking for missing bones years later WTF ~?, and years later admitting to having sex with his sister ! that's to cover the DNA evidence of himself that would be found today, most killers are known to the family and very good at staying very close to the crime and people that deal with it, in order to set people of the track, but this sounds like the mother must have lied that she was with her son when they got home to find the daughter missing !!!!, see 35:55 / 48:08 GREAT show of duping delight !!!! the evil b@stard:-(

[@jeanettehinds4253]

Hold on just one second. That brother admitted to sexual abuse and incest,yet he's sitting there without shame or contrition saying he sleeps soundly at night? Someone tell me I didn't just watch that.

[@besmajubran5244]

I feel horrified and shocked too about him admitting to sexually abusing his sister. What I don't get is why didn't Ken get a DNA test ? I feel that the cops should have looked into it, as well as other suspects.

[@matthewsmith3078]

He was like 10 when that happened. In the 1980s. Don’t know if he could comprehend the concept of consent at the time.

[@ladyhawkca1]

The brother dreamed his sisters body was not entirely collected so the family went to the site and found more bones. DREAMED? This part sounded very mysterious to me and makes me look to the brother a lot more.

[@annellysemathison2179]

So the neighbours heard screams and even if they were afraid to check it out themselves they could have called the police to investigate. As for kenny and his friends he called moran odd but he sexually abused Christine. He even magically found bones and sleeps at night. What the actual.......

[@antwan37]

When Kafka wrote "The Process", he knew what he was talking about. This man was railroaded, and in my opinion, the police and prosecution knew he was very unlikely to be the guilty man, yet they had "chosen" him from the start and stuck to him, concealing evidence and disregarding whatever was inconvenient.

[@bathyprobe]

Gotta give the fifth estate credit. They made the case that he was innocent when the whole world was fine with having him locked up. The media usually rallies the mob to railroad the innocent.

[@pygiana16]

Some people put far to much emphasis on "eye contact".

[@anneweber7029]

Me too. I tend to not really like talking to people that I don't know particularly well. I don't like looking them directly in the eyes for an entire conversation. I always know it must look bad, especially because if I do give a small look at the person(s), they are always totally staring directly into my eyes! It's almost funny or creepy or judgie. Now, I've got no problem looking at my friends or family directly in the eyeballs, but the older I get the less I feel obliged to show my cards of normalcy to strangers or people I think might not be all that worthy of knowing my true-self . Mostly, I just don't care what someone might think, at least not as much, now that I'm older. However, i guess I should hope that I never have to account for my lack of correct eye contact due to my knowledge of a murder...

[@emilycrisp4757]

I have the feeling that the adoptive brother did it. It's inconceivable to me that he wasn't looked at more closely especially after speaking about molesting his sister in such a non-repentant and nonchalant manner. I also find it odd that his family continues to embrace him like that after surely finding out about it themselves. Disgusting!

[@kerirobicheaux6629]

YUP!

[@spitfirestake54]

He didn’t. He was with the mother

[@matthewsmith3078]

Nope. It was Calvin Hoover.

[@padmasalam5267]

I get a bad vibes about the victim's brother! Perhaps the accused was targeted, because he was considered odd! Well, that's not a good reason to put someone behind bars! Seems as if the courts manufactured evidence to fit in with the crime! I hope justice prevails! Having said that, I hope the victim finds eternal peace! sad really!!!!!!!

[@julesmiles]

+padma salam I get bad vibes about the brother too. He is really weird

[@robertbruce1307]

Julie Miles the entire Jessop family seemed odd.

[@FukaiKokoro]

Brother is a psychopath. How do you sleep at night after raping a five year old? With friends?!? Like WTF!the brother needs to face consequences and charges. He's guilty. While an innocent mans life was destroyed he's walking free able to harm more little girls.

[@LeslieToronto1971]

Firstly, fixing up old Cars, playing the Clarinet, tending to Bees and flagging down a Police Cruiser while late for an event does NOT make anyone "Weird" or Strange. This tells me Guy Paul Morin had a good head on his shoulders, was raised properly and was intellingent and resourceful beyond his years. He was being SAFE when Hailing down a Police Cruiser. Mayve Kenny wa a secret Bundy fan. And to think this little girl was abused and tortured by her own Brother makes me sick. i just hope they aired this episode of the 5th Estate and do so once a month and let the Intmates take care of the F---er! The Dealth Penalty is too good for him. What makes me even sicker is how the Media painted Guy Paul Morin as a Murderer who spent so many years in jail and made many of us HATE him still angers me.

[@inkyguy]

Snapefan1971, It certainly says a lot about the surrounding community. It takes a lot of intermarriage backwoods ignorance to consider that kind of person to be "weird."

[@tracyjames2046]

oh lordy, right at the start of the video it flashed on me that her brother was involved.......yikes intuition is such a freaky thing.....

[@CherylSimser]

+tracy james My gut turned the first few words out of his mouth.

[@calumb7000]

same. within seconds in my head i said ' he did it'

[@briansmith1896]

Same

[@dylanmcwhirter4682]

@@calumb7000 and years later I've never heard of this case once and I agree and felt the same

[@carljohnson4353]

They just identified the killer and it was a guy named Calvin Hoover. The brother didn't do it.

[@ChrisGroggyCreaser]

Choosing an innocent 'patsy' to take the rap for a guilty man/men is NEVER acceptable!!..... :)

[@Capricorn_Enigma]

I strongly believe that the brother did this. I think that the police department should reopen the case, the crown should prosecute the brother. It's obvious the brother did this because he doesn't have a strong alibi and the fact that he knew where to find the rest of her remains, showing a guilty mind (conscience). I would say that he didn't make a lot of eye contact that he was very hesitant too, but so did a few other people so... My question is why didn't the police go to the school that the little went to and the school that the brother went to. Find out what was being said by the little girl and the brother, see what might of come up. That could've been helpful. I want to be a prosecutor myself, however I wouldn't go after someone who isn't worth wasting my time on I'd go after the brother and his friend(s). For the simple fact that there were rumors going around about him apparently sexually abusing his little sister, I would've looked into that. Also the things that I had mentioned earlier.

[@matthewsmith3078]

Nope. Calvin Hoover did it.

[@Le0kardia]

@ Guy Paul Morin. I am sorry for you. They made it two victims.

[@amelamontgomery808]

OK, you "hear the screams" not just this lady, also her neighbors for a "half an hour" and nobody thinks to call the police? What a mess!

[@johnhelle6926]

There is no way this guy is guilty! The brother, on the other hand, is a guilty bastard.

[@meirna777]

dude...the brother admits to raping her, the finds some of her remains???? and he's not in prison?

[@briansmith1896]

Ikr. Wtf?

[@frankychen8020]

what do u have to say about that now?

[@frankychen8020]

because people like you put the wrong people behind bars

[@jessestewart169]

Wild

[@ianjenkins5197]

So what about the neighbors hearing screams for help!!! Don't bother going to check it out or call the cops!

[@chellas2985]

You hear a little girl yell for help in the middle of the night and you sit there and listen for 30 minutes? Might have been 1992 morals and values, but I can't fathom how you could sleep with yourself after that.

[@briansmith1896]

The year isn't relative to morals & values. Either you have them or you don't.

[@inkyguy]

Chella S, The crime was in 1984. This episode was broadcast in 1992, years after the crime and Morin's imprisonment. Besides the fact that they spell that out at the beginning of the program, one hint is that all of the children who knew nine year-old Christine Jessop were grown by the time this was produced and aired.

[@inkyguy]

Brian Smith, you're correct. The human organism, homo erectus, is the same basic being it has always been. Context and environment affect it, but humans as a whole are the same as they've always been for tens of thousands of years.

[@laurenmay2098]

You think someone would call the police if they didn’t wanted to go there. Horrible.

[@sitcomsTV]

GUY is now FREE (a few weeks after this interview) and exonerated trough DNA. I think it is GREAT that the Crown apologized to him. Many times that's the last thing they wanna do , just to save their skins. And money. Guy was given 1.5 million for his ordeal. He has since married, has at least two children, several jobs. NO ONE HAS EVER FOUND OUT who killed Christine Jessop. What a disturbed family the Jessop seemed to be.

[@tessarasic]

THE STEP BROTHER DID IT FOR SURE HE LOOKS SOOO GUILTY...

[@spitfirestake54]

He was with the mom at the time of the abduction

[@curiouscath7629]

I'm confused ....wtf about the sick mofo brother an his friends...I jus don't even know what else to say ..I could rant an rave..I don't get it😖

[@littleflower8915]

And the MOFO brother had the nerve to call the Morin family weird!

[@curiouscath7629]

@@littleflower8915 I know ay...I wonder did any of them face any charges the dirty fuckers

[@richardlewis6035]

I agree as well, pointing the finger at a innocent man saying hes Weird because he likes to play jazz, water his garden at night, finding missing bones, and years later admitting to having sex with his sister ! that's to cover the DNA evidence of himself that would be found, most killers are known to the family and very good at staying very close to the crime and people that deal with it in order to set people of the track, but this sounds like the mother must have lied that she was with her son when they got home to find the daughter missing !!!!, see 35:55 / 48:08 GREAT show of duping delight !!!! the evil b@stard:-(

[@anhedonianepiphany5588]

And here I was thinking that all unsolved crimes could be legally satisfied by simply rounding up every apiarist and orchestral instrument player. The presenters should have pushed the point _hard,_ that such people aren't "weird" in any way, shape, or form, but instead they those chose to validate that view, to a certain extent, in this video.

[@tammyphxaz]

the brother is guilty

[@matthewsmith3078]

Nope

[@cwbrooks5329]

Ha. It's rich that brother calling anyone "weird." Has he had a look in the mirror? Has he watched or listened to himself on tape? Name calling goes both ways, Pal.

[@SKC193]

I would like to know what a behavior analyst would make of the brother’s actions.

[@besmajubran5244]

What I would like to see is Ken being physiologically evaluated. Why wasn't that done? The fact that Guy's psychiatrist said that he lacked the qualities of a sexual sadistic psychopath goes to prove he is innocent! The DNA test results confirmed that! I wonder if they asked Ken for his DNA?

[@ruthmartin7811]

we should all be frightened of the justice system. end of story.

[@jonny-b4954]

So she convicted him because he didn't make "eye contact?" I'm pretty sure that's not how it's supposed to work.

[@matthewsmith3078]

And she went on tv and made a fool of herself. Must have been mortifying when he was acquitted in 95.

[@sdannecker6944]

The jury keeps going back to “what they had to work with was enough to find him guilty”. I must be missing something?

[@kohanstraven1550]

Unfortunately jurors would rather put an innocent man in prison than to believe that the cops lied or withheld crucial evidence or worse, framed an innocent man. The lady juror who said she thought he was shifty cause he wouldn't look jurors in the eye. He's an introvert, he doesn't like looking anyone in the eye and if he did look at the lady juror in the eye, she would probably say he was guilty cause she could see it in his evil stare. Cases like this get messy cause that's how cops want it to go, so they can cover up for their mistakes.

[@nikkigiri9233]

Poor chappie. He is not.guilty. Yes, its the brother. How sad.

[@EuroNation]

Obviously not.

[@thetimeisnow760]

What a clusterfuck of a case. Every single person involved was so slow. Hicksville.

[@KS-bo7rm]

The abusive brother " I'm quite certain the person who killed her is in jail" Then he uses his left hand to scratch nose! Dead give away

[@HandbagDiva]

Haha guess you’re wrong according to today’s news. These comments of know it alls are killing me!

[@flyinspirals]

This is the hidden danger of living in many rural places. A perectly normal odd family gets attacked.

[@susanmunford1394]

Dishonest police, shoddy investigative work started the ball rolling. Every single one of those involved in railroading him should be in prison themselves for lying. I apologize to this whole family for a society with a cookie cutter my entality!

[@AttackWithStyle]

When people say the word "honestly" , it waves a huge red flag , i'm only 5 minutes in to the video and i suspect the brother is guilty.

[@lifeatthelake9305]

I remember this case,Paul was framed by those cops I followed this case all the way to the end and I do too hope the stepbrother was caught because he definitely knows exactly what happened to the little girl and I hope he burn in hell for what he did to that baby girl who had no fault in life.

[@matthewsmith3078]

It was Calvin Hoover

[@MsLinkedup]

So you hear what you describe as a child screaming for an extended period of time...But oh it's just a domestic fight...so you do nothing.

[@briansmith1896]

Ikr. Wtf?

[@trailtrs1]

Double jeopardy what a putrid system of justice, when the government can keep coming back over and over again trying for a conviction. Under that “system of justice” the state has rights not the individual. Which of course is the fatal flaw of Napolianic law where you’re guilty until you prove yourself innocent.

[@jessestewart169]

Complete corruption.

[@theresa42213]

''l can't see cops just offering up a lamb to the slaughter'' Huh....what? They do it all the time! And what's this about the brother AND his friends having sex with Christine? Then saying Guy is weird!? l hope Guy gets out. He and his family seem the most ''normal'' of the bunch.

[@AnotherWittyUsername.]

+theresa42213 DNA cleared him as a suspect in 1995. I don't know if he ever filed a lawsuit, but if he did I hope he got extra money for being thrown into general population at prison. I imagine his life was hell for the time he was in there.

[@theresa42213]

l know. Sometimes l think the government is just plain bored.

[@hellluvagal5065]

I am incredulous as to the casual way the brother's sexual abuse of Christine is thrown in and glossed over. Is this normal in this area? Serious question.

[@MmmKayHuuNay]

The adopted brother is clearly the murderer. He admitted to him and his friends raping the child for 3 yrs, and for some reason wasn't convicted for that?

[@FukaiKokoro]

The brother is totally guilty. Like there's not doubt in my mind.

[@feralsage5696]

What's wrong with people? Guy Paul Morin was considered odd? More men should be like him.

[@morganmccarthur1633]

I always held a bad opinion of the Canadian justice system. Now I believe the system is inept and wholly corrupt.

[@alexnewberry8074]

Two people clearly heard a girl cry for help in the night, and they did nothing? She was calling for you, and you ignored her pleas.

[@smartcookie493]

That brother is disgusting and he did it I am certain. The police and the prosecution should be put in prison for ruining the life of Guy. That is ridiculous.

[@moyrahoffmann2298]

So many corrupt people involved in this case,the guy was stitched up Bigtime !

[@natalieradford6214]

The brother says "he sleeps at night" How could he after doing that to his sister!!??

[@jessestewart169]

Agreed. Also when someone says they know someone is 100% guilty, I'm suspicious of them. Unless they were there they couldn't know that.

[@lesleyleith4440]

I remember this so well, the child was found very close to my late parents in laws home in Queensville. A very sad episode in Canadian law enforcement. Cops are not always great people, blinkered views and ambitious for their own ends. 😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕

[@jeanettehinds4253]

When you have a profession,be it Teacher,Doctor,Police,whatever the case may be, you work hard to get it. You do years of study,its expensive,your life is put on hold. So when you finally achieve your goal,and you start working,you are proud,you want to make a difference and you want respect from your peers. I don't get these corrupt professionals. I really don't. It makes no sense to me. These officers are so disgusting,they have no respect for themselves,for their profession or the people they are sworn to protect. Utter waste.

[@Oo-NightOwl-oO]

How was he convicted? There was no evidence. Just a lot of half assed police work to quickly convict someone. The statement from the brother is what disturbed me most. How is he not in jail?

[@truebluewonderful1139]

Incompetent, dirty cops. Stepbrother, you shouldn't call others odd! It only shows you're odd.

[@lovelive8524]

The brother did it! Period a blind man could see that!

[@laurenmay2098]

Love Live if he didn’t, he knows who did it.

[@barbaradolby2929]

It's amazing how many neighbors heard screaming, yet no one reported it😥

[@axismundie]

so lets get this straight, there are several suspects with histories of sexual assaults against children, INCLUDING the victim's own BROTHER against the victim herself, and Guy gets charged because he's weird, with no history of assault against children?!?!?!? WTF is wrong with this police agency?!?

[@gabe-po9yi]

Way to go, Durham detectives and the subsequent rest of the justice system involved, you sure know how to let a murderous sexual predator get away with a horrific crime! You allowed him to remain in society, unscathed and untouched.

[@MeemeeMao]

Her logic, lack of eye contact meant he's guilty. I hate eye contact too, it made me felt uncomfortable. I only look a person in the eye if they were my family & friends. She must be very proud of that comment of him.

[@padmasalam5267]

Does anyone know if there is an update on this case?

[@zzzz3190]

+padma salam Yes, he was exonerated. Google him.

[@padmasalam5267]

ZZ ZZ glad to hear that! Thanks for sharing!!!!!!!!''

[@blacknosugarnocream]

+ZZ ZZ Thanks for the heads up!

[@annonyousperson2607]

He was exonerated in 1995 by DNA evidence

[@x3csP]

brother's face is creepy as hell!

[@coreylevi1149]

Guy was always a little weird?! Show me one person involved in this who isn't! Including the narrator! The brother. He was the 1st person to accuse AND the only one who 'returned to the scene of the crime' under suspicion circumstances.

[@butterfIiess]

The reporting in this story is lacking. Did the elderly woman call police when she heard a child screaming. For 30 minutes?? We’re the bones the brother found Christine’s??

[@jerrybroxson8365]

People heard screams for help, possibly from a child, for a half hour and do nothing. They don't check or call police. This place was just full of good people!

[@tessarasic]

A DREAM HM??? BLOODY KILLER...

[@gemma-louiseridge2331]

Why is the step brother who molested her still free. He did it I’m no detective but I can see how shady he looks. Poor lad just because your different doesn’t mean your a child killer. Glad he was finally exonerated in 95 thank goodness for dna. It’s awful when someone is falsely accused because someone says they are not the norm. The step brother creeps me right out now he is weird creepy mullet head. Re open this case and send the brother away. Plus why did the neighbor hear her scream for 30 mins and do nothing. What is this place it’s like the twilight zone....

[@candyjamaican]

I can not believe this!!! Where is the brother now? That rapist brother and his friends

[@sihammer7942]

One problem with the jury trial system, is how so very often the jurors prove to be incapable of placing their own intuition + interpretation of what's presented to them aside + using the given evidence solely upon which to make their decision.. 'Amateur psychology', for example, is a common form of the sort of failing I'm talking about......... What was it that made your mind up? One juror said Morin didn't make eye-contact with the jury when he gave his testimony + that was what made her mind up......... As good of an example of what I mean to make my point, I feel............ What in the way of a matter of fact, undeniable truth, does this lack of eye-contact represent????? I only ask because I don't know........... although, apparently, it means you're guilty............. so, had he made this all revealing eye-contact, am I correct in saying he's innocent???? Bulls**t!!!! This juror is forming her opinion on her own personal nonsense psychology........... she seems to think she's Sigmund Freud, ffs!!!!! "He looks evil.......", you hear that sort of talk, all the time........ + then they'll say, "......we only went on what we were given......" But, they didn't.......... I'm not saying it's easy, to disregard everything outside of the evidence, I'm saying it's absolutely not easy + that's why so many fail to do it............ guilty verdicts in cases where there's little else aside from reasonable doubt, yet majority verdicts are reached............ What evidence the jury found this guy guilty on, I couldn't say...... reason being, I wasn't made aware of any by watching this film......... I guess they all went on gut-feeling + a deep understanding of the human psyche........... or, I saw a black cat, on the way to court, that was what made my mind up............. he looked guilty, as well........... we could only go on what we were given, though.......... Allow me to correct that: We *should* only go on what we're given........... My point is, very often, they don't................

[@rottingchunks]

What a gigantic miscarriage of justice... even though in the end it was NOT that creepy brother who did it, there was so much pointing away from Guy. They were just looking at the wrong neighbour.

[@K8E666]

Glad DNA evidence eventually acquitted him and he was awarded $1.25million for wrongful arrest and imprisonment. They've never found the real killer - they should take a long, hard look at her sexually abusive brother - as she got older I believe she was going to tell her parents or teachers what he and his invited friends were doing to her, so he silenced her for good. That one witness said he'd seen her at the time she disappeared with 'an older boy' - her brother, but was 'corrected' by police into saying that it was a girl he saw not a boy ......

[@sarahreid3467]

Hold up, these people heard screams for half an hour and did not call the police for help?

[@madeleine8977]

There is no real proof that Guy murdered that child. The adopted brother had a motive if Christine was going to tell someone that she had been abused by him.

[@kimoconnor495]

The brother worries me,I think he had some thing to do with it,

[@sailorgirl2017]

They need to be looking at the 2 friends of the adoptive brother as well. I think the brother may know who did it, and that's why he knew where to find her bones, but has his own demons to hide. A travesty of justice.

[@davidjoost]

'i sleep at night...' yeah, but then you dream of bones.

[@user-qv9dw1kq3q]

send all of them to jail...every last person mentioned in this video! the whole thing and everyone involved is just disgusting

[@scarlettelisabeth5644]

So at least to families heard a child screaming for help for over a half an hour and didn't do anything? What the hell!

[@simpleshoes]

If I was one of these jurors I’d feel like a complete dupe.

[@jamesb.9155]

5:44 That's why you never 'chat' with police (who are always asking questions trying to pin a suspect to fit a crime.) You have the right to remain silent ~ period. And obviously they added things to their secret, recorded, informal interview to level sights on their suspect! (And police are allowed to lie to suspects or anyone, while conducting their 'business'.)

[@chrislewis5069]

Wow, a juror's decision was hinged on lack of eye contact

[@1204heather]

the brother and his friends should of had charges brought to them for what they had done, and if they still have the girls clothes even if its just the socks should be used for DNA testing would put the end to the problem.

[@donnaconn3579]

I'm only half way through this story and already I have SERIOUS reasonable doubt! Horrifying to know how easily the innocent can be tortured because he/she might seem "odd" to the masses... It reminds me of the West Memphis Three hear in the U.S. As a modern day society, you'd think people would want the truth, not merely to throw someone/anyone in jail merely to take our fears away... The real killer(s) is still out there and that's why we should ALWAYS make sure we're sure!!!

[@theresadavis2900]

Donna Conn u

[@darrenhooper3828]

@ 22 minutes her brother proves for the 6th time he is the killer. Wtf. So obvious

[@6270dr]

Every suspect they had was more likely to be the killer than the guy convicted. Score another point for a corrupt judicial system. When is the appeal? Crime is more than thirty years old.

[@sarahreid3467]

How do you wrap your head around your son doing that to your daughter?

[@HandbagDiva]

I wonder what these people think now! The brother, all those people that ruined this man’s life!

[@lordhighexecutioner]

The eye contact statement by the juror... I could see it coming, you know, I could see it coming. Yet to hear it stated that way is devastating.