Korean Girls React To Unsolved Mysteries In America (feat. Zodiac Killer)

[@funnyusername8635]

Some of the money was found by an 8 year old boy in 1980. It was badly decayed but was identified with the serial numbers. The kid was allowed to keep a portion of the money!

[@loveremy2928]

Well isn’t he lucky

[@T_1.5]

I was surprised that they didn't put that in but they did mention that the code was broken

[@kench00drukpa40]

Maybe I'm wrong here, but money found by the boy were all Mutilated..

[@fbi1307]

@@kench00drukpa40 They were but they were still legible and had serial numbers that were used by the FBI to identify them as the stolen money.

[@oops6761]

i would love to see them listen to unsolved korean mysteries, wanna see how the cases differ, if at all

[@daylight642]

Watch the KZbin channel crazy TV she's good at what she does...she talks about different crime stories and the unsolved mysteries

[@daylight642]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXmVc2ytlKyoZ8U

[@razatiger22]

Serial killers are an American phenomenon. Not that other countries dont have murderers, its that people in America started doing it for fun.

[@rivenroyce9923]

@@razatiger22 lol no

[@anastasia.00]

@@razatiger22 That's not true lmao. There were serial killers even before the term was used (the most famous ones: Jack the Ripper in London: Helene Jerado or Henri Landru in France; Leonarda Cianciulli or Ernesto Picchioni in Italy; Dara Nikolayevna Saltykova in Russia; Seisaku Nakamura or Genzo Kurita in Japan etc.). In fact the word "serial killer" was used first by an FBI profiler after he heard english police use the term "series murder" in the '70s

[@barbaro267]

I bet they would find the mystery of Walter Collins really interesting. In 1928, a 9-year-old boy named Walter Collins went missing in Los Angeles. His mother reported him missing and the LAPD (Los Angeles Police Department) began their extensive search to bring him back home. The case received nationwide news coverage, so the LAPD had a lot of pressure to close the case and give the mother and son a happy ending. 5 months after Walter went missing, a boy from out of state claimed he was Walter Collins. The mother paid for his train ticket to LA, and the LAPD set up a reunion for the mother and son, with a lot of press there ready to take photos of the happy family finally together again. But...when the boy stepped off the train, the mother knew right away that he wasn't her son. The police captain refused to take responsibility by promising her to keep up the search for her son. Instead, he told her to "try out" the new boy (what is he, a new pair of shoes??) and take him home. The mother could only do so for a few weeks until she brought the boy back into the police station and showed evidence of her son's dental records, proving that the boy they handed off to her was not her son. The police captain called her "heartless", and after she proved to be very determined that the LAPD do their job and find her son, she was admitted into a psychiatric hospital for over 2 weeks. During this time, the boy admitted he was not Walter, and was just pretending so he could get a free trip to LA (he was a runaway). Even after this confession, the police let the mother of Walter remain at the psychiatric hospital for 10 days. She sued the LAPD, won the case, but never received any money out of it. Later, it was discovered that her son was the victim of a mother and son serial killer duo, who raped and murdered young boys on their farm (check out the Wineville Chicken Coop murders for more info on them). She didn't believe that her son was dead, even though the serial killers confessed, and until the day she died, she never gave up hope that she would find her son again. It's so dang sad. This is technically not an unsolved mystery, but the whole story is so bizarre and frustrating that it's worth knowing about. There's an incredible movie about this story called The Changeling (starring Angelina Jolie as Walter's mother).

[@winniethepooh8353]

Oh wow, I'm surprised I never came across the case before. I watch true crime all the time on youtube.

[@fatimalodhii]

i watched the changeling after i had already knew of the case details so it was interesting seeing everything on screen acted. Angelina Jolie did a great job and so did the actor who played the murderer

[@anonymouschic1471]

@@winniethepooh8353 If you watch buzzfeed unsolved, you could encounter this case.

[@winniethepooh8353]

@@anonymouschic1471 yeah, I watched it

[@Milkpastasoup]

for some reason we were made to watch changeling in English literature, it wasn't even completely related to what we were supposed to do for that class. was cool. movie was great. I'm in the UK.

[@queensgamer4151]

The Zodiac also left a code saying that if you decrypt it, you will find his name, but professionals say it will probably never be cracked because of how short it is. I do have hope that cases like these will be cracked though, seeing as how they caught the golden state killer a few years ago. Also, if you do cases from other countries I’ve been dying for them to solve the Miyazawa case of Japan for a long time.

[@leonstrand329]

Errr didnt you hear? The code has ben cracked, but unfortunately it didnt lead to the name of the the killer, this is what was in the message ""I hope you are having lots of fun in trying to catch me. I am not afraid of the gas chamber because it will send me to paradice (sic) all the sooner because I now have enough slaves to work for me"

[@queensgamer4151]

@@leonstrand329 yeah, that one was cracked, but he left multiple. One of them says “my name is..” and then a cypher but it’s so short they can’t find a way to crack it because there is almost no way to find a pattern.

[@mayjailer9495]

@@leonstrand329 the 340 cypher has been cracked. This one @Queens Games is talking about is called "my name is" and remains uncracked to this day.

[@duck8049]

They never found the killer correct

[@름아-n9m]

@@duck8049 correct

[@hanniefaerie]

The Jonbenet Ramsey case is REALLY creepy to me because they haven’t solved it yet. If you follow the entire case, the family seems the most suspicious to me. It seems like assault by the mother and a coverup by the rest of the family

[@ac-us8ne]

I still think it's the brother

[@5280__9]

I strongly believe it’s the father and mother who did it. They just seemed too sus during the investigation. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@biancapimentel1372]

Years after the murder, they interviewed the brother on live TV and when they ask about his sisters murder, he talked about it as if he were bragging about it. No emotional reaction to his sister death at all as if he didn’t care. I have my theories but it’s more likely he won’t be suspected since there is no evidence. You can find the interview on KZbin

[@ac-us8ne]

@@biancapimentel1372 yeah, plus I think I remember reading somewhere that he used to hit her and almost seemed like he had anger issues. I saw a video of someone theorizing why it could be him and it just makes sense to me.

[@user-io3lw8bh5n]

I always suspected the brother

[@notdipperpines6626]

Everyone knows jon benet was killed by her brother and her parents covered for him. He was reportedly very violent towards jonbenet hitting her in the head with a golf club on one occasion when she wouldnt share a snack. In her autopsy she still had pineapple in her stomach, a snack her and her brother liked. The brother was even recorded 2 days after her murder that he didnt mind her death because "these things happen you just have to get over it"

[@chey5089]

I don't think that the way he grieves should be considered evidence. I had no emotions towards many of people I loved dearlys deaths. I don't even react or feel anything when I hear someone's dead until days, weeks even after I've been told.

[@funkdancingforselfdefense5278]

Another factor that points to the family as the culprits is the fact that the basement window was smashed from the INSIDE, as glass was found outside on the grass and not down in the basement. Also Jon Benet has been tied to Epstien through photos so that's another theory

[@rotisserie8444]

they solved the case in 2018. Apparently some teenager was raping kids at that time and was a suspects. he confessed to her murder.

[@somethingelse6774]

@@chey5089 Same I had many close family/friends die and I didn't feel anything or cry it wasn't till a half or a full year later till it would hit me and I'd cry

[@zakle3805]

@@rotisserie8444 It wasn't, though, so I have no idea what you're talking about.

[@TonyKimtheamusementparkfan]

5:38 that was a huge headlining story in the mid 1990s, and is one of the most well known murders in American history to this day.

[@clexaline5730]

PD : We've seen a lot of serial killer movies Chacha : Yes. They are my buddies I love this woman

[@RaidenDragonClaw]

anyone who likes true crime im good with

[@maria03aq]

Some people believe that the brother did it

[@cniknik9863]

When i first heard about the story, I thought to the parents immediately. Because, the interviews sounded weird and any parents I know would search the entire house repeatedly. But now the brother seemed highly likely too.

[@NelleBear]

Yeah, did a lot of research on the case as I live in the same city. In my opinion, from the evidence, interviews, etc. it seemed highly probable the brother did it and his parents scrambled to cover it up to protect him. Very sad that little girl never got the justice she deserved.

[@cniknik9863]

@@NelleBear agreed

[@haiszx]

yeah because he did...

[@zaynes5094]

@@haiszx Nah he didn't. But I bet he was a part of it and knew. The mom also had very bad anger issues and would take it out on JonBennet often.

[@pinkcloud8182]

they’re right cold cases are always so frustrating

[@mahdireza5695]

They should've put "Black Dahlia".

[@ezzie9167]

This case horrified me! So sad. Rest In Peace, Elizabeth.

[@KremProductions]

@@ezzie9167 damn, this hits different after the queen's passing

[@lightup6751]

as a Korean European its so interesting to see how native koreans have such a strong opinion on criminals no matter the nature of the crime. criminals are all bad type of view. in the West D B Cooper is considered factually a criminal as well but also gets admiration for the sheer boldness and delicate planning of the heist. like a master plan. interesting watch, thanks!

[@disappointed5617]

I swear the brother killed her and the parents covered it up

[@winniethepooh8353]

Yup

[@ginikaakpata8829]

apparently she had injuries to her privates that were indications of sexual assault, the dna they found didn’t match her parents or brother

[@zaynes5094]

@@IcyTorment All of them should've been locked up, but there wasn't nearly enough evidence to point to one of them distinctly.

[@joec9693]

All four of them: "Zodiac!!" As soon as they see the symbol lmao

[@the1Blade20]

Do more like these. I just knew JonBenét was going to be on here.

[@staywith_skz8]

I knew it too

[@nachgeben]

It's an old video, this one, but the police DIDN'T do a family-oriented investigation, and that's why they messed everything up. The ransom note matched the mother's handwriting, and they found practice drafts in a trash can.

[@jay_binger]

Muted my zoom class for this

[@violetcampbell9974]

same

[@bellenott9136]

Dude. That's just dumb...

[@jay_binger]

@@bellenott9136 no offense but, can you shut up. Thanks.

[@woniemoon1440]

@@bellenott9136 how so? its not your life.

[@kimyeontan5884]

I’m in class rn too 😂

[@brooklynaaliyah4483]

I love to watch this channel during lunch/dinner, everyone is so lively and entertaining ✨

[@jisooenthusiast7154]

The way their practically yelling at criminals that till this day haven't been caught or identified and executed their plans perfectly yet their yelling and threatening them💀

[@michaelmutig2328]

They wouldn't yell if the person is right in front of their face in real life.

[@poppy_sikkle1312]

they should watch the luna park ghost train investigation, it was in sydney’s luna park and it was said that it was either an electrical fault or a cigarette butt, both being ruled out in recent investigations of it, it’s really interesting and i think it would be interesting to see what they have to say about it. thank you for the amazing content! ❤️

[@mimik6414]

Did they ever consider that the zodiac is someone within the circle? If they can't even trace where his letters came from then he's definitely amongst them.

[@mdunawaym]

Perfect timing! They identified the Zodiac killer yesterday!

[@tinyperson3203]

I love the Search for D.B. Cooper! I’m glad they could react to it!

[@EdgePavilion]

I took a class on flight in america where we discussed hijackings and plane disappearances. We discussed the D.B.Cooper case and then compared it to another that was an almost carbon copy. A man named Martin McNally from Detroit boarded a plane in St.Louis and did nearly the same stunt at D.B.Cooper. He wasn't as successful but the man is still alive today. We even had him join our Zoom course and talk to us about the experience and his plans. It was interesting. Look into if your interested about D.B.Cooper!

[@fadiiya6888]

I saw the zodiac killer codes in the thumbnail...guess what i did I clicked.

[@neonecko1876]

I really hope you guys do more of these videos and show them stuff about the Black Dahlia... Her murder is still one of the most disturbing cases in America imo.

[@svgstarlight]

perfect timing, in my forensics elective we just started watching a documentary about jonbenet ramsey today. i think the family definitely had something to do with her death !

[@trinitronaphthalene]

The first video is by *LEMMiNO* . He makes documentaries in the style of just like the video, check it out if you liked it. (Also the video wasn’t finished because it was quite long)

[@InformerMaz]

I was about to say, they showed my boy Lemmino. He always has great videos. They’re legit documentaries.

[@wemdoto4201]

I would love to see more of these I would recommend to search the unsolved mysteries or murders that aren’t as popular they can sometimes be even crazier

[@wheeface]

Please do more of these! This is so interesting to see the reactions and hear different opinions

[@Arctic_blimp]

Thank you for making this video. Especially because I love to watch and learn about unsolved cases, and lately I've been wondering about if cases in the U.S. or just the Western part of the world are so extremely well known, do some people in korea know at least a little bit of some of those cases?

[@missjazzysimoneb]

First time being this early!!! So excited!!!

[@jen_greatguys2721]

same here

[@circa81]

Oh wow, I didn't know that Zodiac letter was just solved.

[@mrkncd]

It's not solved yet.

[@circa81]

@@mrkncd But didn't they say it was in, in December?

[@garyr.31]

The coded message was cracked, yes

[@circa81]

@@garyr.31 Well then what did he mean when he said it's not solved? That code has been a total mystery for decades becuase it was never cracked.

[@garyr.31]

@@circa81 i have no clue why he said that.

[@lazypinkeye236]

I'm so happy y'all used Lemmino's video :3

[@misoasoda340]

US cases are so interesting to me...I watch so many crimes cases bc of Bailey Sarian, Stephanie Soo, Eleanor Neele and Cydnee Black🥴 (plus soo many more...omg no wonder im such a paranoid person) I need more videos like these lol

[@nelsonta00]

Well since the subject is touched upon, you all should make a reaction to killers like Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, the Texas Chainsaw Massacre and etc...

[@Grbgrox111]

You mean Ed Gein? He was the killer Leatherface was based on.

[@dontreadmyprofilepicture8817]

Texas Chainsaw isn't a true story and Ed Gein wasn't a serial killer, he killed one person, the rest was grave robbing.

[@zsofiabacsalmasi2511]

Pls do more unsolved cases. Also pls make longer videos 😊🙏🏻

[@muskaannagra8459]

I loved this reaction, please more unsolved mysteries

[@elivile.]

I also heard that in Korea, there's an unsolved mystery involving those called The Frog Boys or something along those lines. There's a documentary on the subject that I'm going to watch soon, and upon watching it, I'll be editing this comment to give an update if anyone wants to know. Edit: This isn't an update on the Frog Boys, this is to mention that even children, in the case of Jon Benet Ramsey, is capable of murder even if it's to their siblings if they're smaller and younger than them.

[@April_la4988]

I’m in class taking a test all this week but you know me I have to watch this first.💜💜💜

[@oluwamayowaolagbegi3768]

I miss Minji and Heejin in the previous video 🥰🥰🥰

[@allier1867]

someone (a hero) requested this and i'm so HAPPY!!~~~

[@seakae3631]

I love your content omg they're so interesting

[@JP-114]

Scary cases around the whole world. I love their reactions.

[@kittyseob42]

love your videos !!

[@xdahyunysusx7426]

I would love to see their reactions to the Madelline Mccann case, like the full details of all of it including stuff like evidence and the use of sniffer dogs

[@16poetisa]

Hee-jin's curse sounds like the most likely outcome - but hopefully they'll make a deathbed confession so the families can get some closure.

[@hunterandre6360]

I’d like to see you all react to American War movies like Saving Private Ryan, Black Hawk Down, 13 Hours and maybe others. Bonjour from Saint Véran France 🇫🇷

[@noudsu7596]

Omg I love France ❤️

[@noudsu7596]

Also this might sound weird but is KZbin only in English. Like are all the videos in English or are they in French?

[@milkybear221]

Am in class

[@abner9404]

Am in break class starts in 10min

[@violetcampbell9974]

Am in class

[@WeeeklyBoom]

Am in work

[@phrogholm2258]

Am skipping school

[@Ayayni221]

Am using the bathroom

[@Subjectivity13]

Sadly, there are people who are incapable of feeling guilt or remorse. People who feel guilt probably just don't commit such vicious, premeditated crimes.

[@profesercreeper]

Would love a full video to some of their reactions

[@lunamoth6]

This is my new favourite channel lol

[@sci-bot]

They used Lemmino’s video on D.B. Cooper! That’s awesome!!

[@cyl742]

I saw a documentary about D. B. Cooper that said they found the parachute. October 6, 2021, a task force did identify him as Gary Poste. He died in 2018. They also tied him to a 6th murder. It's easy to find if you want to google for a good article with all the details.

[@ComeAlongKay]

What’s weird is no one seems to be aware of the serial killers or mass murders from their area they only hear about the really famous ones where like movies and documentaries were made. There are like old ones in Japan like the frog boys and then newer ones, as well as mass killers like the guy who killed like dozens of people in Japan at a manga studio a few years ago. You’d think those stories would be more known. Or in Britain with the doctor who killed like a ton of people. Few people seem to know about them which gives a probably worrisome impression that you can just avoid a certain area and you’ll be out of their way which they can be everywhere unfortunately.

[@bananas1443]

I hope you do more unsolved mysteries around the world

[@GavinFox2028]

Watching all these mystery gave me the chills 😂😂

[@Palitato]

They recently decoded one of the Zodiac Killer notes, and in it he admitted he "wasn't that voice on the radio". No one has figured out who he was yet though.

[@Vajpearl123]

The jonbenet got me furious! It was the parents that covered it when her brother killed her!!!

[@BabaGoesHollywood]

My mom is American and I even went for school at 15 to 18 there and didn’t even know zodiac

[@BloodofaFool]

React to more crime related videos! It's so entertaining!

[@93Crash101]

Did not expect to see Lemmino here. One of the best content creators on KZbin in my opinion.

[@daco4625]

I did not expect them to watch lemmino, but i'm definitely not complaining

[@_.hybrids._1680]

More details about the DB Cooper case: • The attendant said that he looked nervous as if he’d never did anything like this before. It is very possible that he was a law abiding citizen up until that point. • There was an unidentified and unexplained flair the same night this took place. This could mean that Cooper is not working alone. It could also mean that Cooper is a hostage and in danger himself. Take this how you will :) Facts based on interviews of the detectives who worked on this case in a documentary series on Netflix.

[@ToeMittens]

Because they mentioned how technology developed, I would love to see their reaction to unsolved cases solved by people online (digital detectives) or cold cases solved years later after technology improved forensics.

[@-myharlequinnsapphicarch-]

when they brought up bear grylls i started laughing i couldnt help it LMFAO

[@Dani_Reasor]

One of the Zodiac killer's coded written messages was decyphered recently. Instead of providing any clues to the killer's identity, it was just more of him taunting the police for their failure to catch him.

[@nihartley5265]

Maybe for the next unsolved mysteries do Elisa Lam. Her case has always confused and disturbed me

[@jumpinthecaccidiallic9997]

Tbh I think Australian cases are really interesting and scary like , ‘the somerton man’ or ‘the Wanda beach twin murders’

[@nightowl3218]

Yeah ikr it's kinda annoying that this channel only focuses on the USA it would be nice to see them include other countries as well more often

[@CassandrashadowcassMorrison]

I love these girls!

[@zyooor8409]

Yall should react to buzzfeed unsolved they dig deeper into these cases and their theories are amazing

[@Erik-pf9qx]

Hi from Seattle Washington I like you're channel !!!! I think Minji has beautiful eye's

[@greentea5253]

When I watch Loki, there's this one scene (interrogate scene) that reminds me of something but couldn't remember what, then I rewatch this, it was the Dan Cooper reference ! hahahah !!

[@rezadyn87]

in the case of db cooper, another hijacking similar occured few weeks after and the guy got caught, they think it was the same person but never really were able to confirm it

[@TheTokyo711]

You should do one on our #MMIW (Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women) to bring awareness.

[@lullpetra]

it's 4am and i'm scared to sleep now LMAO

[@WindowPains]

I thought they were gonna watch Shane and Ryan’s buzz feed unsolved. I got so excited.

[@AmeliaRosalinaTheHedgehog]

I actually really love unsolved cases mystery

[@whiffisthebest3743]

Heejin's laugh reminds me so much of EXID Hani's laugh; I love it so much!!!! 🤗❤🤗❤

[@RAY-jp4ub]

I think somebody already said this..what about their unsolved mysteries in korea? I would love to watch it as well.

[@Bookstar28]

There's the Frog Boys

[@dannielliebear5269]

the fact that the only reason I know anything about D.B Cooper is from watching prison break lmao

[@coolzredz]

More reactions like this 🙂

[@zsofiabacsalmasi2511]

Pls make more of these kind of videos.

[@holdontillmay.]

The fact the identity of the zodiac killer wa revealed a few days ago still has me shocked. It took this long

[@pratibhamahesh40]

Heimdall opened the bifrost in the first case😂😂

[@bulletproofman323]

Yo that first one was in my hometown, crazy!

[@Mad_Bozo]

Would love to see "Korean girls react to GRAZY TV" i love her channel its so interesting!

[@juliehill9247]

I live in Portland- it’s still talked about today-

[@hnisk9392]

Tiny tiny subtitle heart my eyes

[@chinokohei1604]

you guys should react to Wysteria

[@Zomvify]

Minji!!!

[@biankah]

All the non-American western viewers ar probably pissed at all the America-centric content 😬

[@mikael5417]

yup but its still pretty cool

[@cniknik9863]

Oh. I'm american and would love to see non american things reacted to. Any suggestions?

[@ruahoneybadger5828]

nah i am non american,asian one indeed but idk probably seeing how people are having different expose about western stuff mesmerize me...i mean a lot of this i know around atleast high school day....so maybe you just try you know probably suggest some stuff to react for real instead of protesting like this...and dont saying "non american westerner" dude not all of us....

[@wheeface]

I mean...pop culture from America is the best known throughout the world. They would be able to make a lot of connections and probably have strong opinions on the matter. You can always try to suggest in the comments, but obviously, this channel has its own niche.

[@lenchenes]

Prolly pissed including u?

[@fernanjaysoliman5696]

5:05 her reaction she’s kinda amazed

[@matthewgraham2546]

OSSC ladies, this should be a fashion show video, very classy.

[@george217]

Fifty years ago $200,000 was a great deal of money...

[@annbower6278]

Robert Stackhouse was the host of Unsolved Mysteries & it was a good show, not many of the mysteries was solved over time.

[@annbower6278]

These 4 girls are rather naive about D.B. Cooper......in the 1970's, two hundred thousand US dollars went a long way & most likely the name D.B. Cooper an alias. The 1 fool that said that the symbol used by the ZK being a terrorism 1......😑😑 not even close while another 1 said that the old news report being shown to them was a fake......clearly she's another fool.

[@annbower6278]

The murder case of Jonbenet Ramsey.........the police made a search thru the house INCLUDING THE BASEMENT & NEVER found a thing, the officer asked the child's father to search for her & HE WENT INTO THE BASEMENT & CAME BACK UP WITH JONBENET IN HIS ARMS........clearly the father knew the secret space in the basement that her body was hidden & a mistake by the police had missed. Its been a whitewash from start to finish with this case.

[@liveunique5035]

According to me, in search of d.b. cooper, he might have died when trying to land the parachute and someone must have been there at the time when the body collapsed to the ground. Since the highjacker was carrying money, the passerby must have felt greediness and took the money and hid his body. The police will never now the passerby since he wasn't evolved in the process of highjacking or something for the person to be searched. (Maybe I should stop seeing soo many stories)😂

[@shaydawn7376]

The first video is by KZbinr Lemmino which is a really awesome channel 👍

[@Phatkoochie37]

Crazy how the zodiac killer’s identity has been found

[@anonymouschic1471]

I hope they also react to what would you do and they give their reaction about it too if they are put in that situation because I have noticed some things when we have visited south korea once.