Murder at Malibu Grand Prix | The Evidence Room, Episode 15

[@KPRC2Click2Houston]

What question do you have for investigative reporter Robert Arnold about this case?

[@Sncedayone]

How are him and his gay lover doing?

[@marshayemanuel4774]

Do you think the juvenile will be released?

[@brittany9414]

@@Sncedayone lmao

[@ImoniFatty]

@@Sncedayonedelete your comment That’s so inappropriate

[@Sncedayone]

​@@ImoniFatty umm no Stop trying to tell others what to do. 8=====D how is it inappropriate? You assume their straight? That's your problem you assume. I know first hand he's gay because I personally seen him with 2 Weiner's in his mouth👄

[@TM-cv1gm]

I love your show….it’s so interesting and well done….the host is so likable…I stumbled upon your channel and began binge watching them….I watch a LOT of true crime and it’s right up there with the finest…I’m almost70 so I remember most of these cases but I still learn more from your guests….I’d never heard of this show but now I’m telling fellow crime watchers…

[@byron8696]

Unfortunately I knew him personally. I was 13yrs old when i moved to Houston. We lived in Quail Hollow Apartments on lakeside estates drive. This guy taught us baseball and how to dive in the swimming pool. I remember other kids running out side saying RJ on the run for murder. I can remember his sisters crying his grandpa who was in a wheelchair whipping his eyes. The guy was quiet but i do remember when he got fired he was mad. I lived in the building across from the family.

[@scottmurphy6727]

I had my roadrunner license. My dad used to take me there from time to time. There was also a cool go kart track on the backside of Malibu, a separate business.

[@gwenstevens1963]

RIP to all Victims 🙏🏽🙏🏽 bless that Mother

[@Nille0212]

I remember this case well. I used to go there all my the time. I moved here in 1986, but everyone was still talking about it. God bless the victims and their families.

[@camelliachristopher4131]

Well I found the channel on youtube tv, God bless all of the poor people who died there.

[@freedman3912]

My father used to take me there in the late 1980's. I used to live in the Orchard Apartments where the murders happened that never got solved.

[@motherofthreeb6337]

Wouldn't have been hard for me to turn my son in. Had I not, I'd be just as bad as him. Right is right, and wrong is wrong!

[@sharistrazz3313]

The reaction of Roberts face at ts @ 16:19(approx.) Is priceless. Some he studies these cases BEFORE making the episode. So to see his JAW DROP like it did at the SAME TIME MINE DID, was like, WOW! I LOVE how REAL this show is! THANK YOU! PLEASE KEEP THE SEASONS COMING, OR come here to SW WASHINGTON, CLARK COUNTY, and share some of the HIGH PROFILE CASES from the PACIFIC NORTHWEST!! 😁

[@liketearsintherain832]

This is a great show...

[@drintx5734]

It wasn’t about money, the money was just an excuse to pour out the evil inside these killers’ hearts.

[@robertogranadarriba507]

Richard Wilkerson y Kenneth Ramson, están bajo tierra y que así sigan. Buena limpieza por parte de Texas, que en aquellos años cumplian condena en la unidad Ellis. Podrias subir sobre el caso de Clarence Lackey ejecutado en Texas en 1997 por el asesinato de Toni Diane Kumpf. Gracias.

[@eustab.anas-mann9510]

Sounds like it was a bloodbath. Ba-dum-tss