Jealous Teen Murders Classmate Over Girl | The New Detectives | Real Responders

In Pennsylvania, a missing persons case quickly turns into a homicide investigation, only a piece of rope can link a suspect to the murder. Detectives in Washington state discover a family brutally murdered, to expose the killer forensic examiners looked to the victims own blood. A 13 year old boy vanishes without a trace.
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[@tracyshaffer4510]

The last case the kid got 22 years, they should have forced him to disclose where the body was, before he was able to be released from prison. No body - No parole. The laws need to be changed.

[@ljooni]

They knew where the body was disposed of, in the trash bin. That's where they found the blood evidence to confirm the murder. The issue is that it is very difficult to locate anything from a landfill. The boy certainly wouldn't know where his victim ended up.

[@VV-lr7xe]

it was 1995. After 22 years , 1995+22=2017. He was realeased already, reading your comments, laughing at everyone!

[@clawdiuhpurrrez7483]

He said he had thrown the body in the trash and according to investigators there was a pool of blood in the bin

[@nrich5127]

I have no idea what they have been putting in their Cool Aid but these kids are warped beyond belief. Never in my entire life did I ever even consider killing someone for any reason.

[@joyceanthony-huff2914]

The Bible predicted the last generation would be evil

[@csmith563]

C'mon, Society today, the endless 'yeah, But's' , excuses, Complete fiction 'explanations'? people come up with? This has been coming since Bart Simpson. ..

[@jomfomaw6208]

TV - MK Ultra

[@hummingbird2254]

@@joyceanthony-huff2914 Every generation has been evil. Look at history.

[@joyceanthony-huff2914]

@@hummingbird2254 this one is godless

[@ardennezjr]

Pure evil. They just wanted to know how it felt to kill. I hope they rot in prison.

[@julietgover2832]

They'll rot in hell!!

[@julietgover2832]

One minute, they say he's 13. Next minute they say he's 15. Make up your mind!!!

[@jasmindumalay2002]

Devil minded person!

[@maggiesweet7049]

@@julietgover2832 they won't rot in hell but living happily once they are out of prison! These bloody killers must get death penalty for the crimes that they did! Only they will rot in hell ! The deads haven't got any justice when their killers only served in jail term n then walked out free. 😤😠😡

[@AngelicConflict]

I'm stunned that a 13 year old boy would be thinking of murdering another child 😳 When I was 13 years old I was concentrating on passing grades and hanging out with friends on the weekend, the thought of deliberately killing another human being never entered my mind!

[@contentinmotion]

Murderers are born and begin at an early age. If someone isn't a murderer, they wouldn't kill for any reason. But if they're, any reason is an excuse to kill

[@DelaCruz_19]

Something a Murderer would say 🤨

[@theresarasche3173]

Has anyone ever wanted to see what it feels like to kill someone???? That's just pure EVIL!

[@donnab7666]

Not really. I even hate funerals. Knowing the person is dead and cold doesnt help. Lol

[@kelseyswanepoel7056]

I've wondered but I know I wouldn't beable to live with it except for in very specific multiple life saving circumstances, so I know I'll never do it just to know how it felt.

[@herstory1012]

I've defo wondered but my human nature and love for others would never let me cross that line. Why do so many , especially children, cross the line is a question for society.

[@goblinslayer6375]

play game

[@janewebster3663]

I’m still not sure why life doesn’t really mean life??

[@kayakaziloqo7297]

Depends on who you are judging from cases here

[@edm_pversatile1350]

Why mess up your whole life over competing for a Lady?

[@kayakaziloqo7297]

Never taught about consequences

[@daisy8297]

A minute in and you already know that Andrew is the monster that killed this poor, kind boy. I hope by the time I get to the end he will have been given the death penalty, regardless of his age. Monsters like that cannot be rehabilitated, and will be predators for life.

[@robertborie8479]

"Police were convinced that an entire family murdered in one day was more than coincidence". You don't say...

[@twincherry4958]

Dod need to be a police officer to know that...smh

[@jillbaker5658]

Why didn't they check the dump ...they grid it off according to where the trash came from. Seen this in MANY forensic shows ...kids these days are AWFUL

[@tywhitmire860]

Agreed! Also, why do they assume something without proof and not bother to investigate at all right away? If they hadn't waited so long, his body likely would've been found still in the trashcan. My disposal truck runs once a week. Plenty of time for a basic investigation inquiry. I couldn't imagine my murdered child to never be recovered knowing he's in the dump like trash. My heart breaks for all these victims.

[@Amor1990]

He got 22 years. This was in 1995. So he’s out by now for killing someone. Tried as an adult, still 22 years is nothing.

[@shepherdsvoice3245]

That was my thought as well. I'm assuming in the mid 90s the trash pickup was the same as in 2013 when I was in AZ. They don't handle the cans - they just drive up and the claw lift on the truck pick the cans up and dump them in the back of the truck. The only other option would be if the parents helped to dump the body somewhere else by taking the can and then bringing it back. I mean, the can was so full of blood, how could you not see that in the can when you went to place your trash in it?

[@Amor1990]

It was great til I learned the 13 year old kid in the last one got 22 years. He should have gotten life without parole.

[@chanelgez2146]

I agree

[@itsallschittsandgigglesunt7354]

Why he was a kid what’s wrong with yally

[@bridgethamilton6057]

I want to know why the police didn't ask Andrew's parents where the body was? The body didn't get out of the can on its on.

[@Dymondslayr]

Most of the garbage trucks in this area have an arm with a kind of grip/clamp that comes out the side, lift the can and dump it into the truck. The driver controls the arm from his seat. Highly likely the driver had no idea there was a body in the can.

[@cheri1623]

i feel sorry for that young teen killed in the first case.

[@gailhickman5843]

It never fails to amaze me how clever forensics are. Imagine what they'll be able to do in years to come! 🇬🇧

[@suzeauster2223]

Greetings From Florida 🏄‍♀️ Hi Gail, I recently saw a show where the case was solved based on DNA from the leaf of a tree… Amazing absolutely amazing!!

[@gayemorgan4575]

@@suzeauster2223 Wow, do you know what that show is called?

[@Amy021277]

@@gayemorgan4575 not sure about name, but it was a Palo Verde tree

[@gayemorgan4575]

@@Amy021277 Thanks for that. :)

[@shototodoroki4816]

Don't worry..the world would have ended by then

[@missrobertson45]

In the 3rd case, how can his parents have not questioned why there was blood in their trash can? I think they were involved somehow

[@kayakaziloqo7297]

Ja he learned from them, the fact that he doesn't know consequences means he was never taught by hia parents.. And now they are covering for his murder, evil humans

[@danchinoloves7804]

@@kayakaziloqo7297 no way he clean up the blood so good they never noticed but the young girl did ? He definitely had help plus would of found body at dump cos I've seen them do it with longer distance from T.O.D (in the UK) could of been different in the 90s

[@timmyshore3755]

they were involved and i can prove it

[@hummingbird2254]

He was tracking a bird with the gun pointing in a downward angle. 😂

[@twincherry4958]

We're all birds in his eyes

[@voiceonfire-interviews]

How on Earth does a 13yo know how to dispose of a body so that is never found? Nah... there was an adult involved somewhere.

[@deborahsunflower939]

Ok but an adult would have thought to clean up all the rope/evidence. Maybe.

[@marlenelucerogonzalez8844]

Most likely ended up in the dumpster somewhere, very sad to know the mom can't have a body to properly bury

[@theresarasche3173]

The 1st case the boy who was killed was 15, but the kid who killed the boy was 16. So very sad waste of life.

[@theresarasche3173]

How can parents not see a body in the trashcan of their own household???? Who allows their 13 yr old play cops and robbers with a real gun???? Fishy that one. 22 years is not enough time for that kid! If he killed over jealousy at 13 what will he do now that he's out of prison 🤔 SAD SAD SAD😢

[@jomfomaw6208]

You nailed it! It’s not what you know it’s who you know ✅👍

[@raymondkymsuttle]

“He decided he wanted to know what it was like to kill someone.” Join the army. They’ll pay you to do it.

[@lionessgaga3899]

Why did cops failed in beating the truth out of the jeremy ,where could he have stashed the body.

[@orellagillette2484]

Makes me wonder if the last kid had help disposing of the body.

[@patblauch8522]

Youth is not an excuse for ignorance.

[@julietgover2832]

Why are they walking around with a torch. Surely there's a light switch.

[@jomfomaw6208]

I think they were testing for Illumination

[@drchristineobrien9704]

I thought that too! 😆

[@ASimon-ut2xe]

They never seem to put the lights on haha

[@fancyndzefu7798]

Murder someone over a girl? Is she ur property?

[@amyjojinkerson6745]

hold the parents responsible too

[@paulpetersen9603]

It's too bad that alot of criminals got away with murder in the past. Maybe cold case detectives will solve some of them

[@Moodboard39]

cuz DNA wasn't advanced and corrupt justice system let criminals go back to society

[@HorrorMetalMaestroRedrusty66]

13 year olds do not have "Relationships", this society and parents who allow, instill, encourage and equate such ADULT BEHAVIORS with people who are NOT adults are why this kind of things go on. (The last story)/

[@itsallschittsandgigglesunt7354]

Because they’re adults just smaller😂

[@krunchieKyn]

I keep re-starting this. Why? Cz I keep drifting off to sleep. The narrator has perfect everythn..very soothing.

[@Goalie34Tretiak]

Same - its my 2nd time i view this

[@JenJen0582]

I do the same thing! 😂

[@janemarple3910]

I'm glad to know I'm not the only one !

[@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4]

Hehe,. If you watch this in bed on a mobile you get tired and the phone drops and hits you in the face 🦉

[@heathercloete7450]

😄

[@kareenwatson6084]

When you think you have seen all the episodes, a new one is uploaded. Thanks much. The 2nd case is heart-rending. The human heart is indeed desperately wicked.

[@beckyfarley60]

I've always wondered how I could be trying to shoot birds in the air and end up shooting something on the ground. These goth kids want to stand out but they all dress the same smh.

[@suzib777]

Why would a responsible parent ever leave a loaded gun where a child could have access to it? Beyond comprehension.

[@numberone5680]

The last one has gotten to me. I’ve watched probably about a thousand of these, teen killers are so lost.

[@serahnganga9717]

This killings are so un imaginable and i like the way they are confessing so fast

[@chanelgez2146]

Premeditated knew exactly what he was going to do should never be let out of prison R.I.P to the young fella bless his family and friends

[@mipajaro1]

Lord help the body of this young lad to surface. Let his family know one way or another that he is ok. He is in the ground or in heaven. Let them know.

[@sunflowerz54]

So the ex boyfriend was not brought in for questioning at once? Why

[@timmyshore3755]

he lawyered up

[@howlingbeats2544]

As goth 💁‍♂️ Man, from the desc of what a goth is you do realize how old the case is that they're going through in the documentary.

[@Moodboard39]

yea so??

[@howlingbeats2544]

@@Moodboard39 I don't understand why you're asking. My comment was just a statement, a laconism if you may.

[@NickiSixx1]

The last story, considering how many kids and teenagers that goes missing and end up murdered, I can’t get my head around this “ He/ She have probably just run away and will be back in a couple of days” that police seems to say a lot.

[@RMBlake007]

Police "say that a lot" because it happens "a lot". More often then not, when a teen "goes missing", statistically, they are not dead or kidnapped, they have run away. It's sad and tragic for the few who have had something nefarious happen, but generally, these kids make it back home in 1-3 days...maybe a week. But we never hear about those kids on the news because it happens frequently, and usually the families try to keep it quiet, and there is no need for it to be "news", because the kid is home.

[@serahnganga9717]

Cant get enough of this

[@faithcastillo9597]

Jeremy is a budding serial killer. By no means should he be released. It's frightening to think that, at 13, he's capable of committing a brutal murder, cleaning up afterwards, and then concocting a story to try to get away with that murder. Think what he'd be capable of as an adult that doesn't get his way. FYI: This monster was released in 2018.

[@lauraatkinson4790]

He also had numerous infractions during his time in prison. Why he was ever released is beyond me.

[@WeirdKidThatLikesSCP]

I am always amazed by forensic science. And how God made our Genetic blue print unique. Lord you are truly amazing Amen and God bless us all

[@corallester5808]

I hope you didn't put my name forward to be so called "blessed."

[@contentinmotion]

But he can't prevent the murders of the innocent?

[@jesseparaguya5544]

Be wary of acquaintances, some classmates etc. when one or two of them invites you to hang out. You can not know what goes into a person or some kids head. There are too many movies or even games or people in the internet who can influence even nice kids to commit something just to find out whats going to happen next.

[@noname00775]

Hów can anyone just wake up someday and think killing someone is okay. How did anyone just end up to that level of low and evil?

[@kayakaziloqo7297]

Spoilt brat who knows nothing about consequences...

[@jomfomaw6208]

Yeah to convenient to “lose” the body !! Come on! He had help disposing of the body. Wouldn’t the garbage collection see a body go in? Was he dismembered? (the amount of blood in the bin). That boy had help 💯 %. I think the FBI are incredible with their technology. But to many questions about the body unanswered!! 🤓🤥 to convenient.

[@contentinmotion]

The boy would not have the strength to dispose of a body appropriately the same size as his. Somebody stronger had a hand in it

[@untetheredmoon6971]

Those damn goths at it again!

[@yvie914]

I'm scrolling down, reading the comments and when I got to yours, I couldn't help but laugh!.. which I didnt expect considering the subject...love your wit👍

[@untetheredmoon6971]

@@yvie914 Thanks! Glad I could make you laugh.

[@rossvegas1346]

What kind of 13 year olds play cops and robbers??

[@oldishandwoke-ish1181]

With real guns .....

[@VelveteenRabbitinRedFern]

Yeah parents, keep giving your kids guns! BRILLIANT!!

[@kieranhart5776]

Proving murder should be pretty easy with a bucket of blood. Lol No body , no prison release.

[@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4]

49:45 umm wouldn't his body be in the dump? Duh

[@davechristopher6462]

He must have been a strong 13 year old to lift a body into a trash can. I think someone helped him. His father maybe.........?

[@ritaruble5127]

I love the spooky background music, when they are questioning the suspect. Hawaii 5-O meets Dark Shadows

[@kishannaconandoyle1907]

I'm shocked. Last one: 13 years old IS A CHILD and he committed a First Degree Murder!

[@Moodboard39]

shows he aint a kid

[@TF80s]

....and now he's out of jail, free to live his life...sickening.

[@dwightalfred]

The stepfather must helped Jeremy dispose of Brad's corpse.

[@phoenixrising573]

You ought to know that NO ONE ever will use the 'featured' product - just because the ad is obnoxious and intrusive!

[@tanzpenhalluriack3299]

Sad to many young kids getting there hands on guns

[@chanelgez2146]

Exactly

[@genniejefferson6588]

Boy might have had more than one pair of boots.

[@kieranhart5776]

U remember those sassy little gothers in high school. Lol

[@infinitewisdom4557]

Case number 1 - the animal responsible has apparently been given an opportunity to be paroled... I wonder if the judge responsible would feel the same way had it been his son or grandson murdered. Don't think so... I tell you, these human counterparts of ours are the biggest hypocrites this universe has to offer. No doubt, whatsoever! RIP all!

[@daisy8297]

All of these stories make me feel sick. What is there in these young men’s’ lives to make them think that they can just kill whoever they dislike or are jealous of? Or even worse, think it’s ok to kill human beings just to see what it feels like? Is it their upbringing, societal influences, the desensitisation to violence because of video games etc ??? WHAT made these boys the monsters and the liars they are? And for gods sake, parents, don’t keep loaded weapons in the house!

[@Punkergrl811]

Those darn gothic Kids! Always being weird!!! 🕸🕷🌹🐞💮💋😄

[@woodstock6957]

Nancy on your profile picture nice

[@Amor1990]

Twisted logic sounds about right.

[@rgarlinyc]

WHY are these episodes now starting with crappy TV ads???

[@aerobicsinstructor1743]

He had ALL the opportunities in the world to become a very successful person. What did he do with his opportunities? He wasted it.

[@karansabz]

In 13 years old i didn’t Know what’s girl friend 😂

[@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4]

24:10 we know ffs we ain't gold fish

[@Amor1990]

18:55 I’d check the evidence room

[@brittanybarnes4964]

It was not in Cambria County. It was Clearfield County. It was huge news story where I lived. I was in grade school.

[@AudreyH100]

Playing cops and robbers with real guns😳

[@athensmajnoo3661]

The first case sucks....... poor boy, never suspected the killer☹️☹️☹️☹️

[@kycutecool5891]

Detective Gomes? Gomez? Golmes?

[@paulbroderick8438]

The evil and treachery of the schoolboys is beyond belief. A 'love' triangle at that age?? These kids think they are so 'cool' in all matters.

[@annalisabeck9192]

Pennsylvania again!!!

[@billgatesleavingyamomshous8177]

Nightmare fuel before bed

[@TheElizabethashby]

I AM HERE ALL THE WAY FROM UK

[@Misses-Hippy]

Hello from France!

[@teresadrury]

I'm watching from Ireland 😍

[@annemarievanleeuwen9959]

And me from south Africa💖💝💘

[@kellyhunte9668]

Barbados

[@hamanamanama2263]

Montréal

[@berenwarrior6276]

There's a term for the 1st story , ' Grave yard love '.

[@annadeborah6252]

Neither he has the girlfriend for himself nor freedom. The system of education failed I think. Young people don't think, do not realise what the consequences are. Where are the parents? The worst thing,however, is that this is a lesson for other angry teenagers, and some of them will not learn from this. Life without parole...My God....So long....The whole life in closed place with pedofiles, serial killers, dangerous creatures....

[@catslove3884]

Cadaver dog. Now that is what all dogs should be trained for (as well as drug and money smugglers), in stead of just little dogs yapping and larger dogs attacking.

[@mogbaba]

Motive: Sick curiosity! Where does this come from? TV, Movies and computer games. Have you another explanation?

[@TF80s]

The internet is worse than tv & games...they can look up anything online and feed they're sickest desires.

[@VelveteenRabbitinRedFern]

I hate that "eerily quite".

[@monettenucum367]

D last episode whom d body wasn't recovered reminds of d series, "bodies of evidence". So, it's a 2nd degree murder.

[@rainp71]

what are these cops freshman in kindergarden, find the body people!!!! your kidding, WHERE IS THE INVESTIGATION

[@sharmakeabees4745]

I just can't believe that he kill the whole family 💔 for nothing 💔 😕 😪

[@HobbyOrganist]

Jury finds teen guilty of murdering his schoolmate Thursday, October 15, 1998 By Tom Gibb, Post-Gazette Staff Writer CLEARFIELD -- It would have softened the hurt, Jean Pollock said, if the teen-ager accused of killing her son had shown her some emotional flicker of remorse -- maybe an apology, maybe just tears. But in nearly two hours testifying in his own defense yesterday, 17-year-old Andrew Callahan shed no tears and offered no apology. He told his story calmly, somberly, matter-of-factly. "But that's OK now," Pollock said as she stood outside the Clearfield County Courthouse late yesterday afternoon. "We won. It took a ton off my shoulders." A Clearfield County jury deliberated for 80 minutes yesterday before finding Callahan guilty of first-degree murder for killing schoolmate Micah Pollock. The conviction carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison without parole. Pollock, a high school sophomore six days past his 16th birthday, died of a single shotgun blast between the shoulder blades last November. His body was discovered six days later, 200 yards from where he died, in a pond in a reclaimed Clearfield County strip mine. Callahan told the jury yesterday that he was, indeed, the killer. Callahan said he began smoking marijuana as a seventh-grader and finally reached a point where he routinely indulged in a menu of pills, LSD and hashish. "I usually got stoned before school," he said. "We pretty much used drugs every night." By the time he and Pollock showed up at the strip mine Nov. 5, trying to flush out grouse, he had smoked his third joint of the day and was feeling the effects of mescaline, he said. Callahan told the jury that when he fired at a grouse and missed, Pollock joked, "You couldn't hit the broad side of a barn." So, he leveled the 12-gauge shotgun at Pollock's back and pulled the trigger, he said.

[@HobbyOrganist]

Re-sentencing for convicted juvenile murderer to be held in the fall By Jeff Corcino [e-mail] Mar 8, 2019 Re-sentencing for convicted murderer Andrew Joseph Callahan, 37, of SCI-Benner, will be held sometime in late August early September. Callahan shot and killed his 16-year-old friend Micah J. Pollock of Blandburg, Cambria County, on Nov. 5, 1997 in Beccaria Township. He was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Callahan was 16 at the time. However, in 2012, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Miller v. Alabama that juveniles could not be given mandatory sentences of life in prison without the possibility of parole, forcing states like Pennsylvania to re-sentence juveniles who were given life in prison without the possibility of parole.

[@joshreich6797]

Boys wiped out the whole family for what ?! 20 bucks ?

[@daveylacy]

How are there not more comments about Walter White!

[@valsheehan6135]

Lol me too,

[@pkum862]

Detective Gomes looks like a person from India.

[@ronelllambert5394]

This narrator has an amazing, soothing voice. ❤️

[@ryanharriss7950]

Karma

[@davechristian7543]

24:07 Walter White.

[@drshomik]

heisenberg ?

[@NoBootyBeauty]

😂 Dude, grow up lol

[@jonathangoodwin646]

What has this world come to kids killing kids . That didn't happen when I was going up I was born in 1956 the worst thing that ever happened was Fight Is the end of the day your best friends.

[@mollycuddle9990]

It states he’s 16 years old, not 13 at 17:23? 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@elisevautour6292]

💚🙏💜

[@chelle2639]

Andrew is pure evil !

[@sventer198]

As a parent my heart goes out to the parents of the kids who killed kids… you try to protect your kids, sometimes for their own hormones and stupid decisions. To find out your child had done something that has completely ruined their lives and taken the life of an innocent person must be terrible. I just can’t fathom that any justice system would treat a child whose prefrontal cortex hasn’t yet fully developed and who is going through puberty with all its related hormonal and physical changes would be tried as an adult! No matter how angry you are that you lost your child, surely you can see that is not justice, just revenge?

[@suerichards47]

They still know right from wrong.

[@suerichards47]

Revenge or justice he needs to stay in jail.

[@juanitarichards1074]

In that last case a parent had to be involved in disposing of the teen boys body.

[@kayakaziloqo7297]

Rubbish, we have these killers because of exactly your mind set.... For every bad decision you make there are consequences, killing has nothing to do with puberty, we all went through it but most of us never killed anyone... Teach your kids consequences, discipline your kida or the law will..

[@paulatavares5220]

@@kayakaziloqo7297 Agree!

[@kennykimbler9816]

You almost turn the water into boiling water and you try to test it for DNA. I hope that was a joke?!?! Because the best way to get Reid of DNA is Heat.

[@TheStoryBoy13]

that intro look like this is made in 2010, should make a better one

[@levis.andere]

You can add a 2021 intro to a 1993 video.

[@joejoe2928]

🌞WATCH THE NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE OF JIM WOODFORD 11HOURS IN HEAVEN AMAZING TRUE STORY 🌞📯

[@antoniobriglia9019]

Paa and

[@marianavarro3111]

This boy deserves another chance to restore his life this young girl was another major factor to this case she was like gasoline to a fire its was 3 kids making bad decisions. 🍎👍💯🍭🍭🍭