The Texas Killing Fields: "Who killed our girls?" | The Evidence Room, Episode 38

[@GraceKiebach]

The police incompetence in this story is infuriating.

[@yameshaharris]

It seems like corruption I feel like most definitely someone from the police department was involved

[@rosemaryus-ct6151]

incompetence at any level is infuriating. some people care very much about the quality of their work, many more are just plain lazy. i hate that. i told HR once that i didnt suffer lazy or stupid people lol. u shoulda seen the look on their faces. it was worth money.

[@RicheetheBee]

It’s Texas . Are we surprised? And they think they can control women nationwide when they can’t even keep their own women and little girls alive and not sexually assaulted. Texas worried bout the wrong wombs

[@RicheetheBee]

Intentional corruption * fixed it for ya

[@dsamiam578]

No one is wrong that many times. All evidence that went missing. No missing report filed by police. Nah.. it is much worse than incompetence

[@user-ze1ti5xt8z]

I hope that Laura’s dad has love in his life. I feel so bad for him! 🥲

[@andrewnajarian5994]

This is insane! After part 1 I was willing to believe this department was simply entirely incompetent & full of idiots but after hearing everything disclosed in part 2 it’s becoming very difficult to believe that any department could possibly be this incompetent. More and more I’m starting to feel like the murderer is either a part of the department or at the very least being protected by them, such as a close friend or family member, possibly a son or brother of one of the officers.

[@likeorasgod]

With murders spreading over a span of 50+ years it's also more than likely more than one or two serial killers and such. There been several cases tide to bodies found in this area.

[@rosemaryus-ct6151]

these are old cases. the technology wasnt there. shared data bases werent there. DNA wasnt a thing yet, or not well defined. fingerprints were on cards, not computers. can u imagine going over thousands of cards with a magnifying glass, just for one print to match. it must have been maddening.

[@runsfromelk509]

And yet I have watched a documentary about John Anthony Muncy where a small town saved the victims clothing evidence for more than 40 years and when the technology caught up, the department tested it and found a DNA match to the perpetrator. Although the suspect match was found to have died a decade before, at least answers were found for the surviving family. All because the local PD made a concentrated effort to save what physical evidence there was. JUST IN CASE. Faces of the Forgotten covered it Considering these were the obvious doings of a serial killer, and high profile at that, why WASNT more care taken with any and all physical evidence if smaller towns elsewhere have done so efficiently on their own accord?!

[@andrewnajarian5994]

@@rosemaryus-ct6151 that doesn’t explain losing evidence, not writing a report, lying, “mistakenly” destroying the ballistics of the bullet with acid etc.

[@andrewnajarian5994]

@@runsfromelk509 exactly! There’s also a series called “Bloodline Detectives” where they go through old cold cases and find DNA that was preserved by departments and run it against genealogical databases to find the criminal through his/her family. That’s how they finally nailed the Golden State Killer. Cases like these all managed not to lose the evidence they had. Some of them date back 60yrs or more.

[@Lana-oe3qy]

Tim Miller has truly taken his grief and done a wonderful service for other families who've lost loved ones. He could of crawled in hole, like most of us would, but he didn't. Thank you Tim.

[@craighall689]

God bless tim Miller.... Alot of heartbreak in his life....son died... brother committed suicide then his daughter was horribly murdered... hopefully they are all reunited in heaven

[@josephmarzullo]

There is no heaven

[@SC.......]

I've waited all week for this ❤ I'm obsessed with this story.

[@KPRC2Click2Houston]

Just wait for Part 3 to drop on Wednesday...

[@SC.......]

@@KPRC2Click2Houston I can't wait , this has been the best I've seen anyone cover this story so far. Thank you 🙏

[@susanwilliams4953]

Thank you for part two. Awful police investigation (could the murder be one of them?).

[@TaraConti]

That’s what I’m thinking.

[@Iamcoachaaliyah._xo]

Absolutely especially when you look at all the history and how it was not that long ago .

[@ItsNeverAManequin]

The lawyer called it "bad luck". I call it a cover up.

[@lauraduplooy]

This wouldn't be the first time that a law enforcement agency has covered for their own, whether it be someone on the force, or someone they're protecting.

[@lindasue8719]

It seems to be the obvious conclusion!

[@chuckbeedle1983]

There is a massive cover up in this case of all these girls. RIP girls.

[@watsonspuzzle]

The families did more investigating than the police department ever did. I'm appalled at the police department and the medical examiner's office.

[@DebyMorgan]

The incompetence of law enforcement in this case is astounding. They make the keystone cops look brilliant. The killer had to be one of their own or someone they were protecting.

[@LightinDarkest]

Not just this case. Many

[@S.Pri8]

God Bless you Mr. Miller. You're a strong man❤

[@coppervixen33]

Wonder if the killer worked for the league police... Had a hand in all the discrepancies......

[@SC.......]

I actually think you are right.

[@noriwilliams4637]

Seems like it with the way they conducted the investigation

[@Ichinen220]

I was thinking the same thing there were too many things done to the remains that could have been done to destroy dna.

[@rosemaryus-ct6151]

some day we may know. they dont throw away the evidence.

[@auntrayjones39]

That’s what I’m thinking nothing else makes sense

[@chuckbeedle1983]

I still think that a cop or someone in high standing did this. Everything that was lost ,misplaced and damaged, to make that many errors it has to be one of the two. This is the most strange case of police error I've ever heard of. RIP girls.

[@dsamiam578]

Or protecting someone

[@cherylt6762]

They "lost" evidence from both cases?? Nobody is that incompetent. Someone knew something and covered it up, in my opinion. The many death certificates are highly suspect also.

[@rosemaryus-ct6151]

files and evidence used to be stored in boxes in cellars. if pipes broke u could kiss a lot of things goodbye. it happens. now that information is mostly in computers, and probably more consideration given to storage of evidence, i think less things get lost less often.

[@barbmckinnon1283]

This is given more information about the case and I never knew all these details about the missing evidence etc. This is very comprehensive and very well done. This is so sad. Tim Miller is a hero. What he and the other families have done for so many people should be applauded. You’ve doneSuch a wonderful job on this series and I can’t wait for the next episode. I am up in Calgary Alberta and I’m glad I found your channel❤

[@KPRC2Click2Houston]

Thank you for watching! Part 3 streams on Click2Houston.com on Wednesday at 6:30pm central

[@Mcmsfitz]

In tears watching part 2... Tim Miller is one of my heroes. I remember he helped tried to find Caylee Anthony years ago. What he and his family has been through is horrendous. Shame on the League City Police Department!! I wonder how they would feel if it was their child???

[@lemonhead162]

Where is part 2? I can't find the link!!

[@rosemaryus-ct6151]

my heart goes out to laura's dad. relatives shouldnt get parts of their loved ones back, much less to bury ur daughter three times. god surely gave that man strength. waves of love, dad.

[@HellcatMad]

I hitchhike that same area several times during this time. I was SA twice but I lived. I can only thank God for keeping me safe. I am also Julie Moseleys 2nd cousin. I was 14 that Christmas and my Great Aunt Ruth Naomi Mosley who was married to Clude Mosley told me she had been taken

[@rosemaryus-ct6151]

you lived. now there's a bare bones goal. i hope u have recovered as much joy as possible. we cant let the bast*rds get us down. i too am a survivor.

[@josephmarzullo]

There is no god.

[@MrRoxyloxy]

Her father is brilliant explaining. He went thru a lot in his time and still very tearful. God bless him.

[@alicassidy8913]

I would have sued every body involved.... How horrible to do this to the families.. Im so very sorry.

[@suej8159]

Everything about this so far just makes the police look so suspicious.

[@agnestenorio1092]

There is so much evil in the world 😢

[@normac9931]

Tim Miller's interview tore my heart out. The strength that he has is so admirable. I'm In Texas and the company he founded Texas Equusearch has done so much good❤ Tim, your daughter could never be Mad at you...I believe she's very proud.

[@Lily-wp8ol]

Loss of a child and grief can truly drive a person mad. I had to bury two of my adult children and how and why I avoided commitment i do not know. My heart really aches for Mr. Miller and his family. I cannot imagine having a child missing only to learn of their demise. So grateful for Tx Equi Search and the work and effort they provide for families. Edit : after watching this in its entirety my heart is breaking for these families--the suffering they have endured is monumental. Prayers for them all.

[@diannehastings5808]

🫶🫶🫶

[@franceyneireland1633]

Clyde Edwin Hedrick was named as a suspect in the 2022 documentary series Crime Scene: The Texas Killing Fields. Hedrick was released from jail in 2021 after he was sentenced to 20 years in prison for the murder of Ellen Beason in 1984.

[@cjfamily5838]

I met him he has no teeth and eats his food from a liquid form made from a blender

[@KPRC2Click2Houston]

You'll want to watch Part 3 & 4 coming out this week and next week...

[@paulad.patterson4732]

​@@KPRC2Click2Houstonwhen is part 4 dropping?

[@diannehastings5808]

Correct! But he only served 8 years!

[@Christophercolumbo1970]

This poor dad to not only know your child was murdered and nobody has any answers as to how she died and who killed her and then the lack of care or concern from League City police dept and then to find out the complete lack of integrity and total incompetency of the PD and that medical examiners office I am amazed at the strength and self control it would take for a grieving father and other family members to not want to give back some of the hurt and sorrow back to the people that were trusted to do their best for the public yet let these victims and their families continue to suffer again and again. Im so sorry for these families for what happened to their family members and for the complete incompetency and lack of empathy and respect from League City P.D. and their medical examiner.

[@amandadassonville4043]

Fro. What I've been red on crime in America it dies seem that you have a huge problem with poor police work and specifically poor intelligence and much conniving from influential people. I'm following the Niah Presgrove case at the moment as well as Moscow Idowa shenanigans and it is dismal to say the least. 👾

[@Christophercolumbo1970]

@@amandadassonville4043 I have to say that I think the majority of LE in the U.S. hold themselves to much standards than League City P.D. did at that time.

[@RebeccaProbst-lw9bx]

Moving is no excuse! You don't lose things that are important. Those families have suffered because of not bad luck. No excuse.

[@janemiettinen5176]

And moving doesn’t explain anything from part 1, like the cops didn’t wanna look for these missing girls, but told the parents not to go look for their daughters either, no media, no posters, discouraging the parents from talking with each other - weird. Then the ME, oof.. 5 different death certs, mixing up the remains and sending them secretly all around.. It’s like an example of how not to do investigations! Even the most brainless officials wont keep making this many ‘mistakes’. Someone in the department has known the killer from the start, nothing will make me think otherwise anymore. Bad luck and incompetence only go so far.

[@Ichinen220]

This story sounds very suspicious…

[@melodygreen5029]

Wow!!! The police in this story are beyond inept. What a horrible story. What they did to these families is criminal. SMDH!

[@sheryldalton8965]

Losing that shirt was a monumental mistake.

[@kevinhamilton8464]

Mr Tim had his daughter skull in hand and took it to a dentist wow what a man God got to be walking with him just saying 🤔

[@PoorBoyPennyShow]

The LEAGUE CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT HAS OR HAD A SERIAL KILLER ON THE FORCE ,,any one can see that ,they dont no one make that many mistakes ,especially law enforcement ,,there is someting crooked in league city ,and the police there need to be investigated ,judges lawyers and any other person or persons involved in the botched cases of the 4 women dumped in the fields ,

[@Ichinen220]

Agreed

[@sharistrazz3313]

I CONCUR!! The MEDICAL EXAMINER IS MY THOUGHTS.

[@LadYmIlIe]

I am SO MAD amd sad for dear Mr. Miller. If you read this l am so, so sorry you had to go through such a horrible event and that the incredibly incompetent League City Police whete the ones to handle her case. ❤

[@kristinebailey6554]

Bless Tim Miller. My parents buried two young daughters and it nearly ended them. One to car accident one to a brain tumor (malignant). A murder would be 100 times worse.

[@ColleenD78]

Heartbreaking.... i cant even imagine what these families have endured, my God 😢😢😢

[@ChicaG-vg7pj]

My gawd! I don't know what to say. What those poor gals went through. What the families have had to endure. I will say that I worked for several decades in a large hospital, and did a summer relief in the ME office. I was a laboratory technologist specializing in anatomical pathology. EVERY body was x-rayed before the autopsy. Also, by 1984, DNA investigations were well on the way to beginning. I took a course where we sequenced DNA in about ~1984. The future implications were laid out, even though the technology wasn't developed enough to be able to follow through. The incompetence and lackadaisical actions just blow me away.

[@rbjones72703]

I live in Galveston. All these cases are terrifying

[@judgingjudily]

Had to be a cop who did these murders. Too many “mistakes” were made and the police were awfully slow to investigate when the victims were missing. Reminds me of the Lady Bird Lake serial killer in Austin.

[@RebeccaProbst-lw9bx]

This is devastating!! Shameful police department.

[@chuckbeedle1983]

They are hiding someone whom is responsable for this, there is no other answer I only wish they started looking at cops or members in high standing. Bad luck?, are you kidding me how dare that cop say that. Then when they told both fathers not to talk to one another?, come on! They know whom did this but whom ever it is must still have a lot of pull!!! I bet he is from the area 100%!!! RIP girls.

[@sharistrazz3313]

I am thinking it might be the M.E. HIMSELF. I've NEVER heard of such a debacle of chaos with human remains, EVER! Since when has a body been tied to 5 DEATH CERTIFICATES ISSUED, EVER???!! 1, YES. 2, MAYBE. BUT... a 3rd, 4th, THEN A 5TH!!?? THAT SCREAMS INCOMPETENCE TWORDS THE MEDICAL EXAMINERS OFFICE, IMO, 100%!!

[@diannehastings5808]

Hi! They told me not too talk to Tim as well. I was contacted 1/29/2019 and I didn’t call Tim until I was getting on the plane for the vigil🙏

[@craighall689]

The police ineptitude is truly mind-blowing 🤦🤦🤦

[@auntrayjones39]

The League Police Department is incredibly incompetent or they’re covering up for the killer. I’ve never heard of this level of unprofessionalism and failure of police department.

[@ellenkelley6173]

I was born & raised in one of these bedroom communities between Galveston & Houston. Even as a small child that stretch of highway has always been frightening. The area is a s-hole. Moved far away many years ago & Never looked back with No regrets. The incompetence of the police in each of the towns is astounding. It is believed that there was several serial killers using this very long stretch of hwy as their dumping ground. I knew 1 of the victims family member. Went to school with her older sister. So very sad indeed. Her killer(s) were never caught. They did arrest 2 men who they believed committed the crime but could never prove it. LE should be ashamed of themselves but obviously they are not. Why didn't they put aside their egos & let the FBI take over???? What a huge mistake they made because they wouldn't do this. SMH.

[@myunknownland9272]

Did anyone get fired? I am shocked at the uncompatance! You should sue them donate theoney if you dont want it... So sorry dear man!!!

[@ainisepalu8427]

I can't believe the incompetence. Disgusting! That job was treated like a circus, run by a bunch of clowns. No care for human life at all.

[@chuckbeedle1983]

I'm also wondering has this person or persons passed? Sometime the hold will never end. Folks can keep secrets forever and its a shame. RIP girls

[@alan22470]

Nice job Leauge City P.D. NOT. Also, I've always thought it's Clyde. Too bad the incompetent keystone league city pd made sure they can't convict him since they lost the shirt. Morons.

[@sharistrazz3313]

I'm thinking the MEDICAL EXAMINERS OFFICE BOTCHED THESE CASES!! IMO.

[@trinityfire-p6f]

Someone in that department must be covering up for clyde,but I can't imagine why

[@bonniedeaves422]

Tim is a legend 'We did it' what a powerful statement from a grieving father. 'This is the hard part Robert' brought me to tears. Often its not only the original horrible crime, but the cutting aftermath that hurts the most ❤❤❤

[@KPRC2Click2Houston]

It's so tough hearing him share that. Thank you for watching.

[@mickking5913]

No wonder they've never found who done it,these cops couldn't find their own arses,they are absolutely useless and a disgrace.I feel for these families.

[@maegenyoungs2591]

The fact someone was removing fingernails before DNA was popular and well known, only a police officer would know how crucial they were in solving or creating a suspect.. someone roaming the streets. Women with a troubled past tend to have great street smarts. But a police officer could get any one of those women, in a car without them actually committing a crime.. Drive them to a secluded place saying they were accused and witnessed.. they would totally go a long without a care in the world. Then to be the investigator on the scene of the crime you committed.. Control the momentum, and loose the evidence.. I wouldn’t be surprised if they tried to pin it on an innocent person just to close the case..

[@Dragonstuff1]

I really believe the killer was a local cop. That same cop is responsible for the missing evidence and it's all a cover up to keep the identity a secret. My heart breaks for these families 😔

[@ruthmenchaca6688]

The FBI agent says it’s bad luck, no sir! It’s NOT bad luck it’s incompetence and stupidity on behalf of the League City police department. Mr. Miller I’m sure there’s a special place in heaven for you and a special place in HELL for the police in League City. May all the victims Rest In Peace❤

[@auntrayjones39]

This isn’t bad luck that police department is rotten to the core!!

[@jimtaylor9957]

Not getting all his daughter's remains returned for burial is outrageous and callous. I get the feeling that this situation wouldn't have occurred, if it had been the daughter of someone in local law enforcement or those in association - M.E. etc.

[@josephmarzullo]

Burial doesn’t make sense to me.

[@navy4735]

its very clear that someone in that police dept is involved....corruption galore. Hiding evidence, all sorts of issues etc.....unreal.

[@RicheetheBee]

The Da / state is nuts you denied fbi help YET u ask him to tell Tim ?

[@cindyrussell1581]

This poor father what he must of went and is still going through. My 💓 heart breaks for him. I sure hope he sued the police department and everyone else involved.🇨🇦🌹🕊️🌹🕊️ R I.P. Laura.

[@chasebroxton7151]

OMG how could they loss the shirt!? You would have thought these girls were Black by the way they handled this case. Those officers did not care about their own kind being murdered in their community. Crazy!

[@turbotravis2323]

Investigate every single one of the cops, wtf?

[@RebeccaProbst-lw9bx]

Sounds like there was a bunch of crooks on the police department.

[@catherineturley]

geezus. we need to stop crucifying people without solid evidence and a court conviction. rip mr. abel

[@AlexGarcia-ew2fv]

Fascinating story

[@dianabehr3169]

Texas... figures that the authorities bungled everything ...

[@th.burggraf7814]

"Lot of bad luck in this case" I'd rather call it incompetency !

[@Renbabe37]

Growing up in Clear Lake, the shadows of the Texas Killing Fields hang over the area. God made an angel with Tim Miller and the other family members. They will never let this go and their tenaciousness matters. Those women are deeply loved and their murders is an injustice that needs to be rectified. Thank you for reporting this. We need to be reminded of these cases and hope that new eyes can lead to answers. ❤

[@beckyking9693]

Are there more episodes?

[@KPRC2Click2Houston]

Yes! Part 3 of The Texas Killing Fields streams on Wednesday at 6:30pm central on Click2Houston.com You can watch our previous seasons here: kzbin.info/aero/PLEhVl49rMiN_x9gXrgw4mNSm4_36EFXK3&si=P3OhpkB8vFDukqDq

[@sharistrazz3313]

​@@KPRC2Click2Houston I stumbled upon this series back on SEASON 2. I BINGED WATCHED EVERY EPISODE. NOW, I CRAVE EACH EPISODE JUST AS MUCH AS I DID THE WEST WING, LARKRISE TO CANDLEFORD, GAMES OF THRONES, OUTLANDER, & BRIDGERTON!!!! EVIDENCE ROOM IS, OR SHOULD BE AN AWARD WINNING SERIES FOR EVERY CITY/COUNTY/STATE TO PRODUCE IN THE UNITED STATES. IMO. I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR SOME OF THE INTERESTING STORIES VANCOUVER/CLARK/WASHINGTON STATE HAS IN IT'S VAULTS, CONSIDERING SOME OF THE HIGHEST PROFILED SERIAL MURDERS HAPPENED IN THIS MAJESTIC STATE, LIKE IN TEXAS. IMO 😁

[@lemonhead162]

I'm from Galveston County and remember these horrible murders, especially when the last body was found in 1991. What the LC police department did to these families is inexcusable! So heartless & cold!

[@12gagephillips]

can you go into that area without trespassing? I would like to get some footage.

[@diannehastings5808]

Yes

[@eakinnally]

As someone from NY State, the easy lying, unrepentant incompetence and possible corruption of these police departments used to be what I suspected of Texas, but then I realized we have the exact same bullhsit here, too. SS, Different Town.

[@cathimummery6873]

This poor father

[@davidfreeman3396]

Why could these families not file a class action lawsuit against the LEAGUE CITY police dept, the police chief and detectives involved and the ME involved and for all records and documentation involved in these cases ?

[@jeanettehinds4253]

What they put this poor man through should be criminal. How dare they treat anyone like this. The incompetence is shocking.

[@AngelaHinton-en4hu]

The police department was apart of it.

[@peteramarillo8952]

Incompetent league city and galveston county police

[@tinadodgson8862]

Sounds like one big 'cover up ' 🤔

[@amandadassonville4043]

Like many others all over America, the land of the free. Abominable. 🇺🇸

[@Perfectly_flawed_817]

It was a cop

[@1978JonBullock]

Absolute tragedy after tragedy. No wonder they never caught the killer. Those in power should be ashamed for the way they treated those poor girls.

[@riverrun3995]

League City has a lot to answer for! They refused to even complete a missing person report for Laura. 😥 And lied about her body ➡Texas has some nerve.

[@jackiebeckwith1623]

The Police let The Families down and showed no respect toward These Women and The Families. Shame on the police department🫵🏼

[@sharonletchford9375]

Law enforcement were so insensitive & dispicable in these cases.. i really hope mr miller finds some peace if poss after all if his losses. Im so sorry for him & all the heartbreak he has been through

[@chrisbatten2432]

Sounds like the suspect was LEO ..

[@barbaramoon7863]

I feel it was a cop responsible 😢

[@laurieclarkson9180]

When negligent actions seem to outnumber the correct actions and it gets to the point where coincidences and mistakes are so frequent that it's actually laughable like a bad sitcom you have to start ruling out negligence and considering the possibility that someone in the PD was covering things up. I doubt that the perpetrator would have access to the M.E. office, and the PD and the laboratories etc...but a higher up person can create a culture of "Us against Them" and that's pretty sad to think a PD would deliberately act in ways to sabotage a case and literally torture family members of victims. These families became the annoying constant presence to them. I feel that the police are also a factor in what led Mr. Tim to accuse people and put a gun to a man's head. When police won't do anything and you can't trust them, a citizen will take things into their own hands. I am a huge supporter of police departments but when something is wrong I'll call it out. It's possible the murderer was a cop or family of one. It's actually kinda common for rapey murderers to be cops, security guards, military police, soldiers etc.. people that seek out positions of power. They also like to hang around convenience stores "keeping an eye on things" but in this case..I really don't think it was a cop, but I do think it was a pillar of the community type.

[@KellyUnique]

When I hear stories like this I literally be thinking police involvement or a relative of

[@lasandralee5487]

I wonder if there could be a connection to the little girl Amber Hagerman?

[@rbjones72703]

That case is from Arlington

[@lasandralee5487]

@@rbjones72703 he could’ve traveled south.

[@gabachitogabachito3673]

Cop did it

[@burly636]

That police department couldn’t find their way out of a wet paper bag. I’d sue them. I would get their money. I wonder if someone in that police department was responsible for killing those women and that girl. How could these people be so inept?

[@EarlGuyton425]

How many HOA assemblies in that area? How much marketing is happening and what is the average real estate home value? This is when certain people disappear. And who does the clean up? The cops in plain clothes im sure murdered these girls

[@RicheetheBee]

Don’t talk to them? That’s weird

[@Ammo08]

We had a word in the military for situations like these...we knew a cluster f*%k when we saw one..These parents and loved ones were put through Hell...

[@lindasue8719]

One thing after another after another after another after another WTBleep??!??😡😡😡😡 I can't believe that a person could endure so many blows against their daughter's case and still be standing upright!! If he had gone ~~~~~~ nobody could have blamed him AT ALL!!!? My heart is completely broken for that man and his family. The ineptitude of people who should know how to do their jobs is absolutely disgusting. SHAME ON THEM.

[@sharistrazz3313]

My heart goes out to Mr. Tim Miller ❤ God bless you for NOT GIVING UP!!! IMO, I personally feel that the MEDICAL EXAMINER or SOMEONE in that office, IS THE RESPONSIBLE PARTY for these devistating murders. Not LE, or someone associated. Unless.... these crimes were committed by a duo of suspects! 2 to cover each other's arses during the investigation. Just saying my opinion. That's ALL!

[@jeanettehinds4253]

Did they ever find the culprit?

[@rosemaryus-ct6151]

is there a part three? from KPRC?

[@KPRC2Click2Houston]

Yep! Part three streams live on Click2Houston.com on Wednesday at 6:30pm central.

[@rebeccaDumaine]

Profound guilt, chronic unending pain and enconpasing chaotic mental turmoil are reasons people succeed in suicide. People move when investigations ruin there lives. A genuin and sincere show of apology could also trigger offing ones self if they want to confess and can't bring themselves to unload. Is everyone involved sure this perp. has stopped or could he have continued else where in the U.S. or abroad? I wonder if Scott land yard would have anything similar, but with so much evidence mixed up, destroyed and lost there's very little to compare. (Can't tell ya how nauseating it is to know the bones were not with the right person) the blatant disregard for forensics and the families, and the broken chain of evidence beginning with, she must have run away. It is highly possible someone could have still been fighting to live as early as the family reported her missing the first time. I know these girls are with Jesus safe warm and pain free, there energy is always with the ones they love and have prepared for their loved ones as they crossover. Your baby will be there waiting so make sure you get there. God bless and keep you all till your with them again. Amen!

[@Leila3i5]

🙏

[@KellyUnique]

And also what if that guy Robert Abel didn’t kill his self

[@GSMomma]

Sounds like a cover up. Prayers for the family's

[@debrasamaha3896]

I bet the killer was a COP 😊