Help Me Please: The Sherry Byrne Story

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

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[@sherrylh894]

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[@sinceramorrison4840]

@@sherrylh894 😂 I sent the comment to the wrong video... My mistake..

[@dogmom8040]

As a mother of a murdered daughter, I find it selfishly thoughtless and no regard for Sherry's life and loved ones from his mother and wife pleading for his life, stating Sherry was already dead and no point killing him too. This monster thought nothing of raping, choking, and stabbing her and then begged to let himself live. How ironic, he had no mercy for her pleas but begged for mercy for himself.

[@MeMe-nw9mq]

@Dogmom…these killers are at heart, inherently cowards. They’ve got the cojones to murder their victims but will be the first one pissing their pants when they hear that they’ve been sentenced to death. They deserve the same mercy as they showed the person they murdered…NONE!!

[@evieblessed]

I am so sorry to hear of your loss, Dogmom, I can't even imagine what it's like to lose a child in such a way. When the mother and father of the killer minimised Sherry's heinous murder in their closing pleas for clemency, I thought to myself it's no wonder he had grown into the narcissist he clearly was. Psychopaths can be made through abuse and neglect, combined with genetic predisposition, but there's evidence that families who idolise one child to the point where he believes the world revolves around him (the golden child), you can get a similar narcissistic personality disorder/sociopathy. It seems they held him in very high regard, so much so that his killing of an innocent woman was brushed a side as a simple mistake that anyone could have made if they were having a bad day. Despicable.

[@juicyjules7409]

👍 ironic 😈😢uglee monster 👹

[@Onelightoftheworld]

I’m sorry for your loss! Your life is forever altered due to losing a daughter in such a tragic senseless way. May you be always comforted, and have angels arms wrapped around you. I was shot 16 years ago by an ex-boyfriend. It was a hostage standoff situation. He committed suicide in front of me, the bullet went through him and it went through me. By the grace of God I made it through that. It was a life-changing event. I feel like there was the before for me and the after me. I cannot imagine the heartache you live with.

[@justinewilliams6042]

Exactly dogmom they are cowards. So sorry to hear you lost your beautiful daughter that way. Take care 💚 from Australia

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

I apologise if my voice is a bit hoarse towards the end. I even re-recorded it later, but there was little improvement. In the end I just went with it.

[@robbiepmusic]

I do like your content. I grew up in Somerset. I just find the thumbnail distasteful

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

@@robbiepmusic Could you tell me what you find distasteful about it?

[@violagentsch]

A little? Just kidding, all is 👍.

[@thejudgmentalcat]

No problem dude. I love your voice ❤️

[@prettypinkwitchlaura9213]

I didn’t even notice lol x great video although a sad story x

[@sineadcampbell5147]

I know whenever I feel upset or distressed a nice relaxing ride in the boot of a car always calms me down. And i love to prank fellow motorists by hanging a 'please help me' sign out my car too. Such fun. What a bloody ridiculous story he made up. That poor girl.

[@myadorablefosters]

I'm so irritated by their stupidity, I'm gonna go chill out in my car's trunk! 😤🙄

[@lauren9004]

Exactly!

[@bekindpeas]

Exactly

[@brandyyolidio4213]

I know, that was so bad I cannot believe he even tried that and the police let it go. Guessing along with being a psychopath, the murderer was charming and convincing, shame on those cops for accepting that absurd statement.

[@dianaveronicakambanis9690]

Yes very calming.

[@hannahb2306]

It’s so heartbreaking that her husband blamed himself. He couldn’t have known. I’m glad it seems like he found some peace.

[@haleyguthrie3113]

To be honest....if my husband is missing and I find his truck. Cop shows up and tells me he will arrest me if open his truck??? Fuck off....seriously

[@plantemor]

I think sometimes it's easier to blame one self in the face of tragedy than to accept the fact that you were powerless to the events about to happen. Which only makes it more tragic.

[@Samouraii]

Unbelievable that he walked into a police station covered in blood and no one noticed!

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

That really stands out in the story doesn't it? I was confused myself, but so many reports claimed this was true. I'm assuming he wasn't covered in blood per se, but washing off what traces he couldn't get rid of beforehand.

[@Samouraii]

@@CuriousWorldProductions still you'd think when someone comes in accused of kidnap it's the first thing a trained cop would notice (or at least check the CCTV)

[@Carylina1]

The police non action on this is so negligent. Outrageously so.

[@gertskook]

It’s cause they see it daily. The amount of times I’ve seen people come in at my moms work covered in dirt blood drugs. For them it’s normal unless someone meaning the victim or person says other wise. I just started this video so I haven’t fully gotten to that part

[@KoreaMojo]

Is it though??

[@meganlangreck2488]

I am sure David Brewer got away with a lot, before he did this to Sherry. This level of violence could not have represented "one day out of twenty six years". It had to have escalated, from previous crimes he never faced consequences for.

[@Blue_Eyed_Baby_Bear]

Glad I'm not the only one who thinks this. He was probably violent with females in his college years, but it was kept hush hush, most likely due to threats!

[@dianne11ca]

Poor Sherry. I am glad that her husband finally received an afterlife message. What a beautiful one. I love the way you told Sherry's story. Thank you for such great attention to detail.

[@shamudogsmith1751]

It's an absolute travesty that his death sentence took so long to implement. As for his lawyers claiming the rape and and sadistic murder of an innocent woman as an "indiscretion" is vile, no wonder people view defence lawyers as scum.

[@kevinpotts123]

While sometimes it may seem like they may be "scummy", what they do is integral to our justice system. For a lot of people they are a potentially innocent person's only advocate and last defense. I personally think that a guilty person being acquitted is preferable to an innocent person utterly destroyed and or possibly executed.

[@jameshughes525]

@@kevinpotts123 yeah she's not talking about the good ones she's talking about the scum like the one who represented shitbag in this case f*** that guy and his lawyer and anyone like them

[@charliekezza]

It usually takes over 10 years for all the appeals to go thru so they don't (hopefully) kill any innocent people

[@charliekezza]

And sometimes people make false confessions so that doesn't always mean anything (tho this guy did it). Each time they stopped the death penalty the appeals would stop and start back up when it was reinstated again.

[@princesspanda12012]

They're not "scum". They're an important part of our legal system. Innocent people go to prison all the time.

[@tonyarichards5430]

I’m so glad he got the puppy back.

[@npc77107]

Me to! Poor little puppy

[@coldawson8486]

Yes. So am I It was a comfort to hold the last thing she held onto She was soo hurt emotionally because he did such a vile and discusting thing. She couldn't think straight. The fact he drove around for hrs showed that her fate was already signed. Selfish bastard

[@ginaverdi6101]

I was worried about the puppy too! May she rest in Peace

[@monikakrell9251]

@@coldawson8486 where did he say that her husband got the puppy back, i was sorry for the puppy to

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

I mention it at around the 24:50 mark. For some reason a lot of people missed it.

[@mrs.cracker4622]

That poor lovely young woman and her grieving husband. What a tragic story. We often don't recognize the sociopaths living amongst us until it's too late.

[@Scraggledust]

Heart breaking. Touched a cord when her husband said he was waiting for a sign she was peaceful. Before my sis was killed in 2018; we joked about whoever dies first, coming to “visit” the other; if there was an afterlife. To help ease the others pain. Still waiting… family should always get counseling when a loved one leaves this reality.

[@sineadcampbell5147]

I know what you mean babe. My sister and I randomly came up with a codeword we would use, never in my life did I ever think I would need to look for it. Granted that word hasn't been used yet but I've had a couple of bizarre signs from her that I just can't explain. I'm so sorry for your loss x

[@scallopohare9431]

Sound like you found a good counselor. There are a lot of bad ones, too. Let everyone make that decision, not a blanket requirement.

[@Tsumami__]

@@scallopohare9431 It’s not a blanket requirement and no one is forcing anyone to do anything. They just made a simple suggestion based on personal experience.

[@scallopohare9431]

@@Tsumami__ And I made a suggestion based on MY experience. Go play hall monitor with someone else.

[@joycebowen8958]

My mother told everyone she would visit through electricity. She passed away at 3:18 am my aunt and grandmother both had power surges that blew lightbulbs throughout their homes and we had an electrical storm come out of nowhere the pressure caused our bay windows to blow out needless to say we all knew that she was gone before we even started getting phone calls. RIP Mom!💕

[@julielittle1270]

No bloody wonder he was how he was with parents & a wife like that "He murdered her,but he's a good boy Let him go"Your voice sounded fine Great video & a case I had never heard

[@Tsumami__]

Yes!

[@PK-bh1ww]

they're from Ohio.... explains a lot...

[@ericsimonds3631]

I always wonder why murderers always ask for a chance at life when they take it from their victims with every opportunity to just stop and walk away

[@lauren9004]

Because they r selfish. And they don’t care.

[@tessaducek5601]

They fear their own death. Cowards.

[@wadewilson8011]

@@lauren9004 exactly, there's really nothing to wonder about. There's nothing to ponder over an individual who is self-centered and only cares about their personal desires.

[@Firecracker66]

Ikr? Give them huge doses of laxatives

[@bryantotten2757]

Interesting point

[@glamdolly30]

Sherry did so well getting the 'Help Me' sign written in lipstick, and visible, out of the trunk of the moving vehicle. Bless her courageous heart, if only it had worked. She was in the dark, tied up and must have been scared out of her wits. If one of the witnesses had the presence of mind to follow the car and stay with it, she might just have been saved. No cell phones then to call police, but another man could have been a hero, intervened and rescued Sherry. It is staggering that initially, police just blindly accepted Brewer's story about that being a prank, at face value! Who plays a dumb prank like that? He was not a teenager! Poor Sherry walked into a sex predator's trap. Brewer clearly spent a long time plotting it and setting it up, to rape and murder her. He knew she trusted him as a' family friend', and used the story of him and his wife wanting to meet her to celebrate their (fictitious) pregnancy, to make it sound innocent. Such an evil betrayal, and from what we heard about him I think her widower was right - raping Sherry was all about Brewer's ego. He couldn't stand the fact she wasn't interested in him sexually, but adored her husband. Brewer is a classic narcissist, and though I don't support the death penalty I was glad to hear he got it - and after all those agonising years fighting to live, with the Sword of Damocles hanging over him! Hopefully his death also brought closure to his wife. It's astonishing she stood by him after such an horrific crime. That too indicates he's a narcissistic abuser, so controlling he was still able to dominate his wife from behind bars, after he'd raped and murdered another woman! You can absolutely see what kind of arrogant creep Brewer was ALL his life. I wonder if his adoring parents ever looked in the mirror and regretted molly coddling him?

[@carolflower8015]

Nah - his wife was an evil creep too - good pair, they disgust me

[@micheleshively8557]

Doubtful. Most narcississts have at least one narcississtic parent if not both

[@callmewaves1160]

Clearly not, considering their comment about him being executed being a waste of two lives. Their son/brother/husband brutally raped and murdered a woman then discarded her puppy like it was roadside waste. He is a piece of shit that deserved to rot in jail at the very least.

[@glamdolly30]

@@callmewaves1160 I don't think anyone could disagree with your conclusion. My point was poor Sherry tried very hard to save her own life. And even though she succeeded in getting a would-be rescuer's attention, he could not ultimately help her. An horrific story.

[@celestenova777]

Well researched and narrated on this tragic tale. Thanks for all your work and diligence.

[@tannaeros]

This is the first time I've seen this case reported, and it's always haunted me. The Byrnes are very good people, and close knit. My mother went to the court every day for the trial, and asked me to go with her. I only went one day, and couldn't do any more. It made me so heartsick. Edit: in fact, I can't even finish this video.

[@celestenova777]

@@tannaeros yes a terrible case and can understand how you can't watch it all, in fact there are quite a few such cases where I cannot finish the video to the end because of the heinous cruelty involved in them.

[@hstjames5609]

Truly horrifying. The epilogue about the death penalty was heartbreaking too. As always, this was perfectly done - profound and probing yet respectful and never overdone. I'm going to be thinking about this story for a long time.

[@tonycox5625]

It's the same with anything involving lawyers and judges, everything is dragged out indefinitely because all they're interested in is how much money they can get out of it! It's the same in any country sadly.☹️

[@danielx555]

There's a lot of holes in his story, but the one that stands out to me is his claim that she kept saying that she was going to tell their secret. Like, he beats her and ties her up and throws her in a trunk, and every time he asks her to keep their secret, she looks up from the trunk and says "I'm totally going to tell my husband. I refuse to keep it secret." That's 100% unbelievable. No way did she persist in saying that she would reveal the adultery once he began the violence.

[@horrorhostman6721]

Research takes time. A lot of creators jump the gun. CW's work is thorough and reliable.

[@larryd.coxcpacmamcse5768]

I have followed this case for years, living in south Dayton in 1985 when the murder occurred, and I happened upon your video right after you posted it. You have an amazing number of photos that I've never seen before, so very good job on your research. The only factual inaccuracy I saw, and it's minor, is that Brewer was being interrogated at the Springdale PD, where the Byrnes lived, not Beavercreek PD when he confessed. Well done!

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

Thank you for the information. To me, that's a huge oversight. I'll look back over my sources to see how I got it wrong.

[@KatTheScribe]

You've done a really great job with this one. One of the oddest of cases, and so incredibly frustrating in that no one followed the car! She did everything she could possibly do, to get attention and yet only a few people even bothered to call the police. I know things are different now, we all have cell phones, and are not living in Ohio in the 80's, but still.... Always a treat when Curious World uploads, even when the story is a sad one. Stay safe!

[@murzagildin]

This was beautifully done, the voice, the music, then tempo of the story telling. I really felt for the victims family, you did a great job making their suffering palpable. Screw the surviving wife, she's the kind of woman who doesn't believe kids when they speak up about abuse.

[@evieblessed]

So the police initially believed that a hitchhiking woman happily got into the trunk of a car of a stranger to prank motorists? Yeah, if I got into a strange man's car and he suggested I get in the trunk I'd be leaping out of a moving vehicle to escape, not happily playing along. No sane woman (or man) would get into the trunk of a car in that scenario. AND they knew a woman was missing but didn't manage to put two and two together? These stories highlight the inadequacy of some police units, don't they? They often seem sloppy at best, completely clueless at worst (having said that, sometimes they are complicit in criminal activity, so that is probably rock bottom policing). Such a sad case. I expect Sherry had some hope when she managed to scrawl the note in lipstick, sadly help never came for her.

[@borleyboo5613]

I’ve never heard of this case until now. It was very well researched and beautifully narrated. Thank you.

[@riggs20]

What a terrifying ordeal Sherry went through. Thank you for sharing this with us. It is without question the most professional and intriguing video you have posted. And they all have been fantastic. Thank you again.

[@anhedonianepiphany5588]

An exceptionally professional and high quality presentation, which is also deeply respectful of those involved and provides a balanced perspective on capital punishment. Thank you for your efforts.

[@Dsdcain]

Well researched and very well presented. Your narration and delivery are probably the best on YT. Thanks for uploading this for us. Be safe out there, and take it easy man.

[@99fruitbat94]

I've been a fan since CW had just under 5000 subs . Great channel . Are you familiar with Deadbug Says ? If so apologies, if not 🤔🤔 Maybe check him out. True crime but not for the faint of heart 😶 Very different style. They did a collab a few years ago but it didn't go down well with CW fans due to their different styles, but that's how I discovered Deadbug Says . Best regards to you 👋

[@Dsdcain]

@@99fruitbat94 Been following DeadBug since the collab they did way back. Styles are different, but I feel like the level of research DB does is about equal to CW. Best regards back at you. Peace. 😎

[@99fruitbat94]

@@Dsdcain 👍☮️

[@hippiechic6772]

This was a tough case to listen to.... I just subscribed to your channel . I appreciate the thoughtfulness and care that went into the narration here. This was a horrific case and not one I will forget the details to ; it is bad enough when someone has so much promise for a bright future and they do not live to see the fruition of it.... but to have it all stolen in a fit of anger at anyone's hands is truly depraved . My prayers go out to Sherry's widowed husband and her understandably broken family . In Sherry's case I do believe that justice was served but in all.... the widower of Sherry and her family are correct.... the death of anyone even responsible for murder will not bring back the loved one of another . There really is no closure there . Thank you for your channel and I will watch more cases here .

[@Missditabomb]

I can't believe the police bought the first story Brewer gave about the hitchhiker and the practical joke in the trunk with the sign. WHO THE HELL would actually do that?? Then or now, WHO? Sherry Byrne fought heroically for her life and did everything to survive and the cops BELIEVED that excuse? Man, bad policing right there. Had law enforcement tracked the license plate and got the driver, Brewer, at the time they received the multiple reports from witnesses, Sherry might have survived. Poor woman and her family and her husband for all they went through. So sad.

[@DelftTrains]

Nice to see you again CW, hope you're doing well!

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

Hello again, I'm well thanks. How are you?

[@nonayobiznez5311]

I find it hard to believe that even the cops were stupid enough to believe his story about the prank.

[@dfuher968]

Exactly! They didnt even insist on finding "Bambi" and getting a confirmation?? Sounds like an Ol' Boys Club to me.

[@shadetreader]

🐷 tend to believe their fellow abusers

[@lesliemartin3]

You did such a great job with this story. I am so glad Sherry's story is still being told and she will never be forgotten.

[@williamemerson1799]

Mr. Byrne was right. Closure is just a word. Death penalty A+.

[@srf2112]

This channel is extraordinary. The content quality and production is excellent but the complete lack of the KZbin commercials diarrhea every other channel spews out is mind-blowing and appreciated. thank you!

[@justamistymanic]

So sad and distressing that Sherry could have been saved whilst in the trunk

[@pureevilordivine1127]

Im from dayton and ive never heard of this. Thank you for bringing it to light and being very respectful to all that was involved. Keep it up

[@danozism]

An awful story, but a great find- I agree about it not being more well known. Strange. Very cool video, cheers

[@jameshughes525]

The wife says she still wants as much of David Brewer as she can have. That is insanity

[@lyricberlin]

maybe she was in on it. Who knows?

[@dianadundidit5343]

She can have him..... In a can of ashes.

[@terrimitchell-whatdoyouthink]

Don't know why the US Justice system even bother with a Death Penalty (no matter what anyone believes of its merit). The ridiculous nature of all the claims to delay the date of death is expensive and pointless. How dare the justice system call Sherry's horrific murder "one massive indiscretion". Fkg disgusting.

[@debrap947]

Such a stupid excuse for lenience, "they had no prior records or criminal activity". No one does...UNTIL THEY DO!!! 🤦🏼‍♀

[@suezg8864]

Missed you CW. Excellent narrative as per usual. 👍

[@richardmills8401]

Why keep these murderers alive for so long ? These murderers should be handed over to the family of the dead. I think this would help relieve some of the pain of dealing with the loss.

[@Blue_Eyed_Baby_Bear]

Unfortunately unless they waive their right to Appeals, they're entitled to appeal all the way to the United States Supreme Court, generally the US Supreme Court, just declines to hear it without comment, there are some rare cases where they've agreed to hear an appeal, but not often.

[@navifae9426]

The audacity of this man to beg for mercy for his own life when he didn't even bat an eye over taking the life of an innocent woman is truly mind blowing.

[@twistoffate4791]

Exactly. He deserved the exact same painful, torturous death as his victim. He got to live 18 more years than she.

[@denisemay6807]

What a heartbreaking story. So many lives ruined alp because of a narcissist who murdered a beautiful young girl who refused his illicit advanced, AND nobody helped her.

[@themirrorsofmymind]

*Terrifying!* Great quality, as always. David Brewer's claims of insanity are only believable when you reason that somebody would have to be totally crazy to think that binding someone's hands and putting them in the trunk of a car would "calm them down"...

[@wanderinghistorian]

I agree with the father of the victim in that it seems better to just argue for a "whole life sentence" with no possibility of parole rather than death since the latter involves so many appeals and publicity and pain. To me, being trapped in a concrete box for decades is not a pleasant fate - and my religious beliefs favor that an offender be given as much time as possible to repent and possibly seek redemption as long as they are locked away so they can't hurt anyone else. The murderer's family makes me sick. Given his background and what the victim's father said about his "exploits" in college, I'll bet everyone around him encouraged his entitled behavior and let him get away with all sorts of mischief leading up to this dark act. Then they all continued to insist he was such a "good boy" and that he shouldn't be punished for one "mistake." Disgusting.

[@lyricberlin]

they still appeal that over and over. Many do wind up getting out

[@julieblackstock8650]

very good content. not heard this case before

[@inuchan74]

I definitely think he got what he deserved and should have just been grateful to escape the chair. Sherry sounds like an amazing person, and even though she wasn't able to escape she was able to send the police to the right person. Who knows, he may have gotten away with it if Sherry hadn't had the tenacity to get her note out of the trunk. Having lost my brother in 2006 I agree - time doesn't heal wounds; it just scars them over enough for you to get by. You learn how to live your new normal and that's about it.

[@vickikay25]

I've not heard of this horrible case before. My God, how awful. I'm terribly sorry for Sherry's husband and family and I think Sherry was amazing for her resourcefulness. This monster is right where he should be. RIP, Sherry.

[@gerardshort6149]

I enjoyed that very much . I hope you are going to more videos again as i have missed watching your videos .

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

Hi Gerard, later this week I'm uploading a video I've had lots of people asking for.

[@KatTheScribe]

@@CuriousWorldProductions Yay!

[@emmagreen6087]

Well told story. So sad what happened to Sherry, and the pain her husband and family shared. It makes no sense that the police accepted his story about a prank, without talking to the woman to back up his story. I wish her sign had saved her, she was so resourceful at just a horrible time.

[@teresaeckhardt8954]

IM SOOO GLAD THAT THE PUPPY WAS FOUND AND RETURNED..AMEN

[@fitlyframedcompleteinhim460]

👏👏👏I was wondering thank goodness .

[@dab118]

Joe is my cousin and Sherry was an amazing person ❤️. I was the youngest and she always took time for me. It was my family's mission that find Beau ❤️ we found him in Pisgah, Mason area 😢

[@Taragoola]

Bro a woman died

[@rabbit0664]

@@Taragoola They're happy a puppy survived. They're not dissing on a woman dying. If everyone in a house died to arson except for one would you prefer someone to shame the survivor.

[@maddtaggz]

Dude, that shit is still disgusting. It's a damn animal. Our society is fucked up giving more concern to an animal than a human.

[@NikkiC777]

Why in the world would the police officer not open the trunk immediately, and threaten the husband of the missing woman with arrest, if he opened his the trunk of his wife's (and also probably his) car? I don't get that at all. What if she was still alive in there but was injured and dying? How is not opening the trunk at that point helping the situation in any way. If anything it would just possibly make it worse.

[@99fruitbat94]

I could only think it was to do with possible contamination of a supposed crime scene , but it seems bizarre to me also

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

@@99fruitbat94 I assumed the same. Interference with a possible crime scene.

[@tamcon72]

I suspect Brewer was a known offender at his and Byrne's college in Kentucky--hence Byrne's immediately knowing that his frat brother murdered his wife--and was probably never subjected to consequences there, and then . . . Well done on this; thanks for posting.

[@Laurenishful]

That family is beyond sick. What normal person wife could back him after that? What? Insane. Murder is not an indiscretion. Does anyone know if her puppy was ever found? I hope the husband did.

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

I've had this question a few times. The puppy was found. That part is explained at 24:50.

[@taraconnor4775]

So sad , for her and her family , rest in peace 🙏

[@marycorzette6562]

Very thorough work. Thanks

[@peggygallagher5802]

I can't believe that they accepted his "joke" story!!!

[@rationalbacon5872]

Ah yes, I've always found being locked into the trunks of cars to be very calming.

[@chichi775]

I know! What an effing ridiculous statement!

[@Firecracker66]

I love the consistent quality of your videos

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

Thanks, Tasha. I have improved, I think. I can't watch anything earlier that 2019.

[@mirandaschalen]

She was lured to the motel, otherwise she wouldn't call her husband with the pregnancy celebration story.

[@mirandaschalen]

''Indiscretion''?? The nerve! And for his wife, she should get as much of him as she can, in an urn. Just like Sherry's husband. Disgusting.

[@edaturk7529]

Oh dear Lord the excitement I just experienced when I saw this video come up on my feed!! BRB!! Yaaaaaaay!!!! 🥳🤗🫣

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

Welcome, Eda. This one is a very sad story.

[@edaturk7529]

@@CuriousWorldProductions Hello My friend it’s been a long time.. Yes agreed-very sad indeed. Even sadder when her husband said that even the death penalty does not give ‘closure’.. I guess nothing can if even the DP can’t. RiP to her. Also I’m loving the new look/layout and brilliant quality of this video! Keep up the excellence mate- you know we are always here and ready for your next amazing video!! You are in my Top 3 favourite channels!! (Number 1 for sure 😉) Looking forward to the next one when you are good and ready my dear! Love and Support always 👏🏽💙🥰♥️👍🏽

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

@@edaturk7529 Thank you for your feedback as always. I appreciate you saying my channel is your favourite; there are a lot of really great channels out there. I was working on two videos as once, so my next one will be up at the weekend.

[@jannetteberends8730]

As usual a remarkable video. The part about the husband was so good. About the case itself: I wonder if it was really the first time he did something like this. If Sherry didn’t wrote that note, would he have been caught? And I also didn’t understand the wife, why was she still backing up her husband after he raped another woman?

[@lauren9004]

Exactly good question

[@violette4841]

She probably blamed other women for her husband's infatuation.

[@lauren9004]

@@violette4841 Exactly ugh

[@beatles7238]

That was very well done, never heard of this story but you put it together beautifully! 👍💝🙏

[@Sandra-ww6oz]

That was so well done - narrated and researched. So terribly sad and I feel although he did remarry, Sherry’s husband has never stopped loving or mourning her. For her Husband and parents the constant appeals must have been horrific. I hope Sherry is in her dream house up in Heaven with her little dog ever present. 💗🙏☮️🐨🇦🇺

[@loriwagner7900]

I was in high school and lived in Springdale when this happened. Insane bit this story. And so sad as well as scary

[@molliwilson5639]

Thank you for the content.. I am a new subscriber… love your coverage on these cases

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

Thank you, Molli. Glad you enjoy them.

[@oneluckygirlandherdog]

*Public service announcement Two things that will absolutely positively NEVER help the situation if a woman is freaking out 1 telling her to relax 2 putting her in your trunk

[@jameshughes525]

If you commit murder you should get the same in return. Even the Bible says an eye for an eye and yes two wrongs don't make a right but it sure makes me feel better

[@bekindpeas]

Couldn't agree more .

[@99fruitbat94]

Sorry to be late 😶 You Tube dicking around with the notification settings 😡 Thanks for another excellent video

[@susanmcgee5877]

It’s amazes me that someone can take a life, but doesn’t want their own taken. An eye for an eye….

[@cherylbglover]

I don't understand why the husband wasn't allowed to open the trunk. They were a couple and its shared property. That's so strange. On top of that not one police officer went out to find the car that they had plate number for

[@caroleroseburgh1344]

This WAS VERY Sad. IT really MADE ME cry ‼️ I didn't know either of them. But My heart WAS hurting for this beautiful young lady. But what really gotten to me WAS the immense love THAT Her husband had FOR HER ‼️ I could feel HIS pain. And I totally understand why HIS thoughts were As they were. Not to discount the rest of Her family in any way. I truly feel FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. MAY THE PEACE OF GOD FOREVER BE WITH YOU ‼️❤️🙏🏾💯💔💔💔💔💔💔💓 . CONDOLENCES TO YOUR FAMILY FROM ME AND MINE. ❤️.

[@ohhkayy0919]

I've seen a million true crime docs and have never heard of this case...well done! I'll always be curious if someone had found the poor puppy. OMG. And this poor girl. Tried her damndest get help. 🥺

[@anneb598]

Arrest me: I'm opening the trunk to see if my loved one is in there alive. Waiting could be the difference between life and death.

[@Ciara1594]

One of the reasons I'm in favor of the death penalty is that there is no greater psychological torture than knowing you ARE going to die. It's even better knowing WHEN you are going to die. Let the murderers experience the same thing they put their victims through. Also, I'd rather the murderers die than live on to a ripe old age at tax payers expense, getting everything for free. ⚖️ ☠️ 🤨

[@Jane-1509]

I agree with you, I think it should be in a horrific way. He should have been thrown in a woodchipper. If murderers were actually afraid of the consequences, there would be a lot less murders.

[@jlworrad]

Excellent video.

[@Agapy8888]

Nice. Looking forward to your narration. 🌈

[@bekindpeas]

🌈✌️

[@ginger7344]

She had to have been so relieved to be able to hang that note out, surely saving herself. It’s just awful awful awful that it didn’t.

[@KoreaMojo]

I know as a person people running always activates my prey drive and I always try to calm someone down by choking them.

[@anneb598]

What he did was NOT an indiscretion 🤦‍♀️

[@eileenlester4342]

RIP Sherry. 🙏 💜🙏

[@kellyshomemadekitchen]

Wow I literally live right off Indian Ripple Rd in Beavercreek, Oh. I never heard about any of this!

[@peggygallagher5802]

Fell upon this Channel just now.👍💜✌ Just Subscribed!

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

Thanks, Peggy.

[@peggygallagher5802]

@@CuriousWorldProductions Happy to support Curious World! ❤

[@ShellyGraham]

Absolutely horrifying to think NO ONE forced the man to stop and open his trunk! I'm a petite 5'3" 110lb. Woman, I'd absolutely push him off the road while calling 911 and demand he open his trunk. If necessary I'd make the request with my Glock .40. Dear God, that poor woman holding out hope for someone to help her! I cannot even imagine what she must have felt.

[@suyen4999]

Interesting story. I’ve lived in Greene County OH for 23 years and have not heard of this story.

[@vicsaunders9710]

Excellent work.

[@jakey5630]

I dont believe his version , he has tried to make out she wanted him , etc, lies , what an evil man and his mother and wife are disgusting. God bless Sherry and her family .

[@eraldadevole]

who calls their husband telling all that and also takes the puppy to meet someone in a motel for s3x. He lied for sure to lure her there.

[@cavecavecavecave5295]

Once again, another harrowing story, retold in absolute detail and without the slightest hint of sensationalism. Your videos are beyond doubt, the best I have ever seen.

[@Tracywhited2]

Wow. I don’t remember the case but hearing the street names of streets I drive daily is just so odd. Bless her beautiful soul.

[@lindas5680]

Well done video!

[@pennypink3759]

Justice was finally served. So sorry to her husband and family and friends.

[@clareswinney1087]

Oh my gord…in the black and white court photo (15:00) he looks bloody huge!! And how on earth did the cops not search the trunk of his car after numerous people reported seeing the poor girls, desperate plea for help!!

[@joethebrowser2743]

It's been ages since CW uploaded. 👍🏻🇬🇧

[@anniechorley4940]

Can't believe that none of the people who saw her help sign didn't follow the car !!!!!!!

[@kathydavenport4422]

May she Rest In Peace May her family and friends find healing and peace grace be to her and loved ones may this monster May all his crimes fall back on him tenfold or more

[@deborahbaker4770]

I love channels like this 👍🏻😊

[@Ciara1594]

If this had happened in Texas it would've been a done deal. Brewer's execution, I mean.

[@CuriousWorldProductions]

Hasn't Texas put in place a kind of 'fast lane' for executions?

[@susand9296]

So surprised I had never heard of this horrific case. What a monster of a man.