Loving mother found MURDERED in car... and they've never found a motive | Vera Anderson

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[@sarahleony]

Hi KZbin, Georgia’s content is top notch please show everyone!!!

[@amyelizabeth7937]

This happened around the corner from my house. The case absolutely sickens me. Truly heartbreaking what her family are going through, and justice really needs to come soon. 😢 Thank you so much for covering this case. I wish more would.

[@OzzieJayne]

Reminds me of the Aussie case of Jane Thurgood-Dove; a hit on the wrong woman. Much love to Vera's family xxx

[@SurferJoe1]

An example of how random and unknowable this could be: when I was in high school- sixteen, had just learned to drive- I found myself exploring downtown Atlanta very late at night, and slightly lost. I pulled in to a parking lot to get my bearings and maybe look at an address or something, and noticed I was on the notoriously worst street in the city- an infamous bad place. At the same moment another car flashed its headlights at me and a man who looked like a drug dealer from Central Casting hopped out and headed straight for me, quick-time. He cIearly expected to meet someone and thought it was me. I gunned it and was gone in a flash, with a story to tell. If I had stayed to answer him I could have been found much like Vera Anderson. What happened? Why was I there? Inquiries into my life would have yielded nothing; I liked to wander, but who knew that? Did something like that happen to her?

[@ruthymorales7208]

Simple things that we think at the time, being so innocent and naive, we don’t think anything bad will or could ever happen. I’m glad you are ok! And we’re able to tell us this story. All it takes is a few mometnts of a lapse in judgement and your life is snuffed in an instant forever.

[@SurferJoe1]

@@ruthymorales7208 (Thanks!) And yeah, 'wrong place/wrong time' can absolutely happen to anyone- is that the hardest crime to solve? Maybe that or 'mistaken identity'- literally nothing but the location might connect the killer or killers with the victim. And the location might just be a wrong turn.

[@robinhahnsopran]

Leaving a comment just to tell KZbin that Georgia is the best in the biz and to show her videos to more people 👍 This one's particularly perplexing - thank you for shining a light on it!

[@ellagigg3625]

I love listening to you tell peoples stories you are truly compassionate and handle each case sensitively

[@melinda8980]

I really hope one day this case will be solved, she seems to have been such a lovely woman and this murder appears so senseless 😣

[@ruthymorales7208]

I love listening to you tell these stories! I feel the compassion and the feeling you put into it! Keep up the great work! One of your oldest fans😊

[@georgiamarie_]

Thank you so much!

[@stephaniec3619]

That poor woman, and her family. I hope we find out what happened to her soon.

[@itslaylaplays.8869]

Thank you for giving her a voice Georgia ❤️

[@smileyemilyful]

I wonder if she received a phone call from someone from the bar she frequented and they were asking for help. She left her son behind as she didn't know what to expect but didn't tell her neighbour who she was meeting as the person had asked for her to keep it a secret. She went to help and then ended up being a loose end or witness? My theory has a lot of what-ifs, but if she liked to mother the men at the bar, perhaps she felt she had to help. Initially, I wondered if it could be blackmail but it just doesn't feel right. The hitman theory feels weird too. They've obviously done well to cover their tracks, but leaving a glove and a cigarette packet behind seems sloppy. I really hope this case gets solved soon so that Vera can rest peacefully and her family can finally have answers

[@14januarycapricorn]

This happened 2 minutes away from where I live and I have never heard Vera’s story 😢 xx

[@jamespalermo7809]

It’s so important that cases like this are talked about - Thank you for making this video Georgia

[@JackCoombs-iy8vz]

This one is very strange, nice job Georgia.

[@andreah1306]

Thanks

[@EmmaRedvers81]

I had heard about this case before and the show didn't say she'd received a phone call so i always wondered if it was a mistaken identity murder. But since ita clear she was called she either knew who she was heading to see or expected someone she knew to be there. Baffling, the poor family.

[@charlottezinnia2130]

Another great video, thanks Georgia!x

[@JoBrew]

Great video Georgia, you’re a pleasure to watch and listen to.

[@jaxwallacex]

This is so sad 😢

[@redleaf1344]

Thanks for shedding light on another case Georgia!

[@alysonbowler9040]

Another great video. Thanks!

[@christylea20]

I live very local to this, about 20 minutes away. I've never heard of this case. I hope so much that they catch the person or people responsible for her death. Such a tragedy to think her family have suffered all these years, whilst the person responsible has probably lived a normal life. Xx

[@ciarax44]

i’m also local to the area and have never heard of this case , absolutely chilling. i hope we will see justice for vera x

[@girlwhomustnotbenamed4139]

About the sighting of the woman in the pub wearing flip-flops and casual clothing - I'd think the neighbour would know what she was wearing. If she was already more dressed up, it's highly unlikely she purposefully changed into something frumpy, and if she was wearing the sighted outfit, the neighbour could probably tell authorities? I'm wondering why they didn't clear this up before they spent so much time chasing the lead. It's a very bizarre case, very brutal and personal for a hit, too. I hope the family find answers soon. ❤

[@unakennelly]

I thought this was going to be about Penny Bell. Bizarrely similar. Also in England (albeit London), the Summer of 1991, mother of two, business woman, nearly the same age (just a year between the two women), the poor woman was also found murdered in her car - she had been stabbed.

[@mrdburrows]

Really hope this is resolved soon 🙏.

[@yanadomino1473]

I love your content Georgia, I get so excited when your videos come out, you add a very genuine touch to it. Keep doing what you’re doing!

[@bethansell2261]

Really loving the content lately Georgia 😊

[@georgiamarie_]

Thank you!!

[@grievesunderground7924]

I'd like to thank the sponsor of this video... your lovely channel members ⭐

[@sandrafaith]

What a perfect storm of tragedy: a victim with no known enemies apparently taken out in what appears to be a professional hit, and none of the forensic evidence seems to currently be of use for present-day technologies. My heart breaks for the family and friends devastated by this loss.

[@famousfia]

great video as always girl!!

[@georgiamarie_]

Thank you!!

[@MinervaVictrix]

This one is truly bizarre! Literally the most inoffensive person imaginable, and to die in such a horrific manner. I wonder if there are any other cold crimes in the area that might indicate that this is the work of a serial killer?

[@hectorsheriff6385]

Absolutely love your videos

[@grievesunderground7924]

great coverage, tysm georgia

[@manuelanoe246]

Great video Georgia!!! You are so appreciated!❤

[@littlefishiesinthese]

I can’t help but wonder if this was a case of mistaken identity?

[@XNb17X]

Love you so much Georgia. Such a fan of you. My OG. I always know you got me 😍😅

[@lovethelifeuhave]

Thank you for making these ❤️

[@haileybuth9223]

Excellent video as always ❤

[@Chloe299XxX]

I really hope this crime is solved. It must be so horrible for her children 💔

[@carmendaniel3734]

Horrific. So sad and senseless.😢

[@littlereddstar5264]

I wonder if someone she came into contact with from her sandwich business had a thing for her or against her? Both figurative and literal. They’d have Vera’s phone number and be acquainted enough with her for her to be comfortable to meet them outside of work hours. They could have told her they had an item she’d been looking for either for herself personally or for sandwich making? A bike for her son? A favor to move an item in exchange for business? It would explain why she didn’t give a name to the neighbor .

[@meghanhoulihan4512]

I think that Vera may have possibly been cheating on her boyfriend with another man and perhaps that’s why she didn’t want to tell her neighbor who she was really going to see. Possibly this man became obsessed and upset that she didn’t want anything serious and wouldn’t leave her relationship for him. Maybe was a regular at the bar she frequented. I hope they find her killer soon. Thank you for the coverage on this case Georgia!

[@amy_hannah]

I haven’t watched this video yet.. This happened 3 years before I was born, it happened where I’m from (Warrington/widnes) and every now and then I always see our local guardian newspaper posting about this asking for information. Its so sad 😔. I remember seeing it on crimewatch too. Really not relevant to the case, but there was another case in Warrington that was cold for years. The case of baby Callum. A newborn baby. His body was found by a children’s theme park in 1998. Every so often the guardian would post about him too asking if anyone had any information. A few months ago an arrest was made! Obviously there has been no conviction yet but the police are certain they are not looking for anyone else in connection to the case. I have hope for Vera’s justice 🩷

[@drangonfliepink79]

I was 13 in 1991 brown cars were not common even back the ❤ love you videos been watch for years now 🎉

[@georgiamarie_]

thanks for the context!!

[@ladyrosenrot1514]

Great Video Georgia

[@georgiamarie_]

Thank you!!

[@porshaa4836]

Another great video!!

[@SunShine-qk4rb]

I’ve seen this case before on Savannah Brymers channel.I hope the case is solved soon.

[@SurferJoe1]

This seems like one of those cases in which the answer- if we ever get it- proves to be something we couldn't have detected. Possibilities: (1) She had something complicated going on in her life that was unknown to anyone who loved her; (2) She saw something or knew something dangerous to someone else; (3) She was the target or object of obsession of a mentally unstable person; (4) Wrong place, wrong time; (5) Sexual motive? Scene doesn't seem to support this; (6) Robbery (botched? Same as #5; there seems to have been no item of value or search for anything); (7) Mistaken identity. A sudden dispute (like robbery) seems less likely due to the remote location and the indications that the killing was planned. Sorry if I missed it, but was her blood alcohol level given?

[@LaMorenitaDivina]

You’re so right. Whenever I hear friends and family of victims talk about how a victim would never have done this or that, I always have a bit of a mental reservation on it, because while I understand they’re grieving and clutching at ways to make sense of a terrible tragedy, it just isn’t possible to know everyone’s secrets or motivations. Human behaviour is rarely totally predictable. And you can live with someone for literal decades and still not know something about them. So if they are ever going to catch the person or people (I have a feeling it’s the latter) that did this, it seems absolutely vital that everyone keep an open mind to motives. Especially now that the obvious ones don’t appear to have panned out.

[@Chloe299XxX]

I wondered about mistaken identity too. But where was she going? And how was her DNA in the cigarette box

[@ashleighfantozzi7557]

You are my OG true crime mystery girlie ❤ You got me started on my interest in true crime, unsolved cases & mysteries. I now subscribe to a whole bunch of True Crime KZbinrs but you’ll always be my fave. With this case, all I keep coming back to is a secret or double life that Vera may have been living! Probably a bit too far fetched & moves away from Occam’s razor but as you’ve know, we have seen more bizarre things happen many a time.

[@hannahmooney7417]

I don’t know if any other Sip N Dales watch Georgia, but she could be Sherilyn’s sister. They look so much alike! With them both being true crime KZbinrs I can’t ever tell their videos apart at first glance on the preview picture

[@jada9655]

I just wanna let you know Georgia that there has been not necessarily an update in the Brianna Maitland case but they announced on the 20th anniversary at the FBI Albany field office in New York has joined the case to add resources along with offering up $40,000 reward that would lead to finding Brianna‘s remains

[@alexandrawilson-hodge2974]

I have to wonder if there was a connection to her brother, and that her brother simply didn’t know. Like was she buying something for him maybe? And what about phone records? So much to wonder.

[@catherinepalmer4812]

Thank you for telling veras story with such compassion. I wonder if the police looked at the trucker /pun scene too much and veras murder was from the officers were she worked making sandwiches ? Maybe somone misinterpreted her kindness it was the 90s ❤

[@louisthehuman6077]

Maybe Vera didn’t bring her son along or tell her neighbour who she was going to see because the person asked her to help them with or talk about something private in nature (eg. Financial, relationship or health issues they were having) . That could also explain why she agreed to go to a quiet area late at night since it would make sense as a more private area to speak at, especially if the person also had family they might not want around. It could also explain why she seemed down the day she died but wasn’t visibly stressed when she left. If she had a friend or loved one she thought was going through something that would probably be a bit upsetting but going to help/ speak to/ support someone you know isn’t a stressful thing to do either. I don't think I would meet someone I didn’t trust enough to meet my family in a weird area late at night, but I have lied for friends to hide situations that they would consider sensative or private and would be willing to go out late to help them if something ever came up.

[@amycravenkeeling]

An awful attack on a seemingly ordinary woman, but it sounds like she was targeted and there may have been something going on in her personal life x

[@georgiamarie_]

certainly sounds like it, I just hope they're able to find out what

[@noodlesauce2553]

everybody has secrets, even people we would never suspect. maybe Vera was in deep to something nobody knew about? It seems strange to leave your house suddenly at 10pm and drive off to some sketchy part of town for no reason

[@xraystyle00]

yeah honestly I started thinking she or someone she knew was involved in something secret, maybe outlandish as Russian spies or the IRA. Could've been going to pick up a gun cache with someone from the bar. Or she went instead because the friend from the bar was in trouble with them "just do us a favor" sort of thing, but Vera agreed to go thinking they wouldn't do anything to her.

[@meganapple8805]

My first thought was "oh sounds like she's going to pick up something she bought on facebook market place/craigslist etc. (whatever was around back then and there), and she's going to give it to her brother" but if i was ever going to do that i would meet in a busy area for sure and i think she would have too. so then it makes me think she must have known this person in some capacity. but still, why meet at this hidden place?? maybe they didnt but somehow she was lured there after meeting at the original more populated place??

[@GretchenWienersxo]

I really wish they are able to grant Vera’s last wishes and catch who did this to her

[@peytonsarcia-ohagan2543]

This story is so interesting. She probably was the victim of a serial killer, that’s the only explanation why she was killed with no motive

[@Van_Rattus]

A hit? sure. It seems pretty clear she was lured there for that purpose. A PROFESSIONAL hit.. wouldn't they just use the gun? Like sure it could of been, does hired & professional mean the same thing ? however I'm still having trouble connecting the dots on why they think this. It appears premeditated of course, as whoever did this came prepared.. Also even back in then, you can check the #.that called on the phone bill, no? I really feel like there is a lot the police are holding back. Its all so confusing.

[@nattylouise7986]

Hey KZbin folks…. Everyone should be recommend Georgia!

[@rickspigot2205]

The case will be solved

[@kittykaht1944]

We❤ Georgia 🎉 in Minneapolis Mn USA

[@Beth20043]

This has to have been a mistaken identity. Is it possible it was meant for her partner or daughter? If the call to the house was related to her death, maybe someone called the house to lure the intended victim out, whilst the killer was already waiting in the area. And when the wrong person answered, in a time slightly before mobile phones were common, they had no way to let the killer know that that the wrong person was going to arrive. And the killer didn't realise until it was too late?

[@nightstardust]

Sounds like she was having an affair. Maybe she told him she was going to tell his wife about it or maybe she thought she was pregnant/told him she was in hopes he’d be with her. She might have scared him and he contacted to her saying “let’s talk about it” and he killed her to keep his secret. Just a theory!

[@clodaghm]

I was in England a few weeks ago and happened to turn on Crimewatch & saw this story!

[@Calaveraqueen24]

Wonder who she was meeting

[@widow237]

Mistaken for someone else?

[@georgiamarie_]

perhaps, but why would she be in such a deserted area at the time if she wasn't meeting someone?

[@poppiepop6774]

💔

[@maryscott9430]

9:17 Coukd it have been a drug deal? Maybe she emptied the boot to be able to hide the drugs in the spare tire or somewhere? The dealer intended to rip her off and brought the cig box supposedly full of drugs and a gun with blanks to intomidate her. But vera checks the box ( wich is why her finger prints were inside the box) before dealer gets the money and leaves and she finds out its a scam. He was going to use the gun to scare her so it didnt have real bullets and he has to strangle her.

[@eadweard.]

Made up nonsense.

[@thesarahmasters]

@@eadweard. I don't think you understand the concept of a THEORY.

[@eadweard.]

@@thesarahmasters It's a theory only in the sense that the movie Titanic is a theory.

[@thesarahmasters]

@eadweard. "Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth." Eliminate the possibility for us.

[@eadweard.]

@@thesarahmasters I can't: for all I know, such a love affair really did end tragically with the sinking.

[@carlhunt6662]

21:34 Look at this guy’s coat. The theory is the “hitman” fired a blank to scare Vera into submission. Why didn’t a witness hear a gunshot? That guy’s coat looks like it has bullets for buttons. Maybe the police are looking for someone with ties to the punk music scene.

[@eadweard.]

Bullets for buttons? Those are toggles. It's a duffle coat.

[@4eyechan]

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[@Rainbowofthefallen]

Just commenting for the algorithm 💛💚

[@scarlettg6136]

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[@sillieshouse7206]

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[@CN901]

Messy, multiple methods needed, evidence left at the scene… not really sure which aspects the police are seeing as “professional” here

[@thesarahmasters]

I'd be very curious to know if she had ever left before at odd times to run errands. Her sandwich business could have been a cover for something else.

[@eadweard.]

Silly.

[@thesarahmasters]

@eadweard. Really? She lied about where she was going and was found in an undesirable area of town after clearing out her trunk. Not exactly far fetched or, "silly".

[@eadweard.]

@@thesarahmasters You'd need to be more specific really.

[@thesarahmasters]

@eadweard. More specific? The first part of my comment was a statement that I was curious as to whether or not she was leaving at odd hours for errands, (ie middle of the night runs she didn't feel safe taking her son on), with any regularity. The sandwich business itself would be a good cover for running multiple errands during the day and possibly dropping items off at buildings.

[@eadweard.]

@@thesarahmasters What sort of items?

[@jaxwallacex]

Thanks

[@georgiamarie_]

thank YOU Jacqui ❤️