Out Of The Grave | FULL EPISODE | The New Detectives

[@JosannaMonik]

As a woman terrified of cliffs, this just makes me so sad the pain and terror this young woman endured.

[@chakko007]

I've watched the same case on Forensic Files. An absolutely horrible case. How people can be so cold and heartless to kill an innocent, lovely girl for her life insurance is absolutely mind boggling. Looks like both the perpertators are dead now. Thank god.

[@torrijones8434]

Virginia murdered her own daughter she was a black widow 😮😢

[@Raison_d-etre]

A lawyer who did the right thing instead of earning his fee. People used to believe that unhappy people would disappear off the face the Earth in order to start a new life. You wonder how many people were killed and no one even looked. 47:55 She had a touchscreen.

[@elisevautour6292]

Thank God for this lawyer who helped Deanna's family. Great insight and investigative team. 🙏💜🇨🇦

[@lisadeav73]

That detective did awesome work. Now that's dedication rest in peace Deana

[@robganly]

It’s eerie when you see the real pictures of them at the edge when you know what happened next.

[@KororaPenguin]

According to the Reader's Digest article many years ago, one of the investigators, looking at photo #11, thought, I'm Billy Joe and I'm bending to step... where? He drew the conclusion that this was taking just before she was pushed.

[@GlamRockCowboy]

Virginia McGinnis died in prison on June 25, 2011. She was 74 years old. Ralph Davis was executed on April 28, 1999.

[@vansonia]

ty sir

[@ejpaul7467]

I always look out for your comments. Thank you bro

[@ilovethetampabaylightning92]

Auf Wiedersehen! 👋

[@jbrobertson6052]

Thanks Tom it's to bad that Virginia didn't suffer for years behind bars if anyone deserved to be tortured it was her and with her background it makes you wonder how many people died and or suffered at her hands and also how many children suffered because of her

[@cadaverdog1424]

I don't like Ms. McGinnis, but she doesn't bother me. In cases like this one, people all tend to fall into a group that becomes an accusatory lynch mob. Two wrongs don't make a right.

[@stevie-ray2020]

Wouldn't surprise me at all if before she was arrested for Deena's murder, she managed to hasten the death of her husband for another insurance-payout!

[@errorcode6706]

I was also thinking that...

[@Onelightoftheworld]

Imagine if the mother had never had that funeral cost insurance. Those murderers would have never been caught. God works in mysterious ways.

[@wendycarstens9970]

AMEN TO THAT SISTER 👍👍

[@kenney1050]

Mothers love & instinct for her child to the very end..

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

In Sweden a couple of murdercases have been opened after insurancecompanies have discovered something strange in what at first hand may have been ruled accident or suicide.

[@divinewon73]

I guess god was off duty when this girl needed protection from those two predators. Oh well… Thoughts and prayers, thoughts and prayers.

[@synergisticcollusion134]

You must've been very high when you wrote that nonsense. 💯💯🙄🙄

[@beckyshock3099]

I don't understand how anyone could cause the death of another just for money. My mate, Joe got ill, and was in the hospital, his family had him deemed unfit and ordered his medications stopped, and placed him on morphine. He died and I didn't even claim his insurance, after the company sent me the forms to do so..... I didn't feel right benefiting from his death in any way. That was 3 years ago, and I miss him terribly.

[@bobbygrey6722]

My hugs and prayers are all for you, Becky. Cheers from Ireland. ☘

[@TheRedSphinx]

It's called psychopathy. Full blown psychopaths feel no remorse, guilt or emotions, they are like parasites, just out looking for people they can leech onto and use.

[@philipmann5317]

This has to be the creepiest story yet. An older couple pushing a girl off cliff.

[@walterlotz2105]

Lol south afrika has got to be the worst....this to me me is mickey mouse...

[@robganly]

@@walterlotz2105 are there any similar South African programs? I’d love to watch some.

[@davidwoermansr]

The baby that was pistolwhipped to death isn't worse than this

[@KororaPenguin]

Given the high likelihood that Virginia hanged her own daughter for the life insurance and made it look like a freak accident... If I recall the Reader's Digest article correctly, little Cynthia was only five when she died.

[@jonesanna3350]

​@@robganly please let me know if you found out 😮

[@robganly]

The whole complex process of extracting the chemicals from the blood using chromatography is mind blowing. Modern science truly stands on the shoulders of giants!

[@EJMCla6]

Yý

[@breadbutter4221]

It would be so easy to trust a middle aged couple. I can only imagine how nice they were to her...wolves in sheep clothing. This is so sad. I'm glad yhey wte brought to justice.

[@juliefennell4101]

they we're

[@AudreyH100]

Totally true. This girls life was worth so much more then €35,000.

[@johnnabuzby6103]

@@juliefennell4101 were*

[@gloriaambrose2840]

So true Many people don’t usually keep their guard up from nice middle aged couples

[@chrisivanchev]

So for some people, or should I say monsters, a 20-year-old girl's life is worth $35,000? On the dead row immediately I would say. These are not human beings at all.

[@josebolstridge2632]

All Good

[@chrisivanchev]

@@josebolstridge2632 All 'Good people' aren't they?

[@rhenachase7933]

How could you kill a human for the the love of money? When the junk you buy will rust away. Satan offers the world. Then starts laughing at you when you get it.

[@goo1358]

Normal people don't kill. Your conscience has to numb first. It makes you less human

[@DanaTheInsane]

Don't insult this girls memory by trying to pin it on "Satan" No supernatural entity required. Just plain simple greed.

[@goo1358]

@@DanaTheInsane people are not born greedy. Society and how you are raised does. And yes evil exists. In this world it's the invisible that controls the visible. You can't see oxygen buy you need it to survive. You cannot see semen or an ovum but those two create a baby. You cannot see a virus but it makes you sick You cannot see the devil or God but they exist. Ignorance or being in denial doesn't change reality.

[@andrewdillon7837]

@@goo1358 Only Children believe in gods , or devils,,what are you like 7 ? Any "ADULT" can see that god is a made up story,,so,,you must be 7,,

[@goo1358]

@@andrewdillon7837 earth floats in space and rotates in three direction. Make a piece of paper do that and come and talk to me. Just because you don't believe in God doesn't mean he doesn't exist. To each and his own. Yes, I'm 7 years old

[@HopelessSinner]

What an awful death! She was hanging by her fingertips and they stamped on her hands! Doesn't get much more evil than that...! R.I.P Deena 🌹

[@buttercupj6208]

You're not lying that's horrific beyond words....😓 RIP 🙏 Deena

[@gracefullikeagazelle]

That psychotic bitch murdered her daughter, first husband and maybe others as well as poor little Deena. Kill the serial killer!!

[@stevie-ray2020]

Wouldn't surprise me at all if before she was arrested for Deena's murder, she managed to hasten the death of her husband for another insurance-payout!

[@dextermarley8645]

Some people are not meant for this world. They should be given a one way trip to hell with all the fixings and trimmings.

[@Raison_d-etre]

Meh. There have been much worse crimes than this, as horrific as this is. Never underestimate the depths of human cruelty.

[@ilovethetampabaylightning92]

Virginia McGinnis looked like a cruel person.

[@IwasBlueb4]

yes very much so

[@gloriaambrose2840]

She was probably a good actress

[@samanthagomez7074]

IK right me 2 Sick Woman For Real

[@inspectorkev6092]

I always wondered why is possible (legal) to take out insurance on a person without their knowledge or consent

[@CopingwithGrattitude]

Because insurance companies operate on greed.😕

[@xpnn]

Aren’t the police supposed to photograph any scene of a crime/accident? How else can they go back to investigate with absolutely nothing but faded memories

[@terrybellowes908]

As a former career cop of over 20 years, I can answer you question. Yes, we are supposed to gather all the evidence available. If photos cannot be taken at the scene, that's evidence we won't have at trial, but we collect any we can get.

[@SJActress]

Her family's civil attorney certainly argued this point. Because suing a government entity is far more lucrative than suing the guilty parties.

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

These days, in Sweden, they should consider and carry on the investigation as a suspicious death until it's firmly established it isn't. I suspect by last decade or so it's somewhat similar in US. Quite a given if considering how improved forensic technology have bee able to show that what may previously known as death by illness, suicide or accident may not have been that.

[@shanlim4625]

AJActress, why are you all o er the comment section spreading lies against the good lawyer? Are you Mrs McGinnis coming back to life? The good lawyer, Steve Keeney, provided pro bono service to the poor victim's mother who was a teacher and couldn't afford to hire a lawyer to help her recover the funeral expenses from the funeral insurance benefit her employment benefit provided. They didn't expect the simple funeral expense claim would turn out to be a murder case. Keeney incurred several hundreds of thousands of dollars on his pro bono case and lost his partnership in his corporate law firm and his girlfriend. He didn't sue any govt entity regarding this case, as far as I know. So, stop spreading lies.

[@davidhynes9683]

Keeney was a great detective.

[@markesplin1293]

Uu oh well job security yeah

[@ilovethetampabaylightning92]

Be careful who you trust. It could literally be the death of you.

[@wynottgivemore9274]

I too am dwindling down the list of persons who to fully trust. Not with my life however, just with my possessions. Most of my family have a strong moral code, personal relationship with God and respect life... you need to know your self,and if you can't trust yourself, then you probably won't be able to trust others. Lol js. But people usually end up taking advantage of others weaknesses, if they get an opportunity.

[@buttercupj6208]

TRUTH SPOKEN 💯

[@doneldamacdonnell8602]

Johnny Cash : I keep a close watch on this heart of mine !! Best advice ever !!!

[@catlover3725]

THE WORST KIND OF ENEMIES ARE THOSE THAT PRETEND TO BE YOUR FRIENDS.

[@davidwoermansr]

I don't trust anyone

[@nicolesingwaan9585]

A shout out to scientists, God prepared u to bring justice to the victims and closure to their loved ones.

[@dolanroufs1032]

You're right. Because IF there is a God, he has absolutely nothing to do except pay attention to a few individuals out of a few billion.

[@miriamhenry140]

Their university training prepared them.

[@SkunkApe407]

Right, your mythical Sky Daddy specially cultivated the minds of people whose job consistently debunks his existence. Do you Bible thumpers actually think about the BS you spew, or do you just throw crap at a wall hoping it sticks?

[@irumnageen2443]

@@SkunkApe407 I don't understand why are u so upset about someone's belief that has done nothing to you

[@irumnageen2443]

@@dolanroufs1032my dear i invite you to please study the holy Quran front to back without any predetermined results at least once in your life please..... it's a humble request ❤️❤️❤️....it will answer your questions and doubts

[@l9685]

ooh clever Deanna left a message beyond the grave.

[@bobbygrey6722]

28 April 1999. Ralph Davis is executed.

[@Frazzled_Chameleon]

Bet he really wished that he'd kept paying that storage unit bill.

[@andrewsmith6965]

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[@andrewsmith6965]

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[@andrewsmith6965]

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[@andrewsmith6965]

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[@joshuajayden77]

@18:53. Not enough evidence? They had a ton of evidence. 1. A death trail 2. Insurance policy the day before death 3. Strange photos right at a cliff

[@SkunkApe407]

None of that is concrete evidence. At best it is circumstantial, and convictions are very hard to secure with circumstantial evidence. Even the photos are circumstantial, as they don't actually show anyone pushing her. Securing a conviction relies on convincing a jury beyond any reasonable doubt, and circumstantial evidence is almost never enough to do that. Keep in mind that we have the luxury of hindsight when looking at these cases. The detectives investigating them don't.

[@davidmene6625]

That lawyer is such a good man.

[@davidwoermansr]

Yeah he made a ton of money being nice

[@shanlim4625]

David, why are you spreading lies against the good lawyer? Are you Mrs McGinnis coming back to life? The good lawyer, Steve Keeney, provided pro bono service to the poor victim's mother who was a teacher and couldn't afford to hire a lawyer to help her recover the funeral expenses from the funeral insurance benefit her employment benefit provided. They didn't expect the simple funeral expense claim would turn out to be a murder case. Keeney incurred several hundreds of thousands of dollars on his pro bono case and lost his partnership in his corporate law firm and his girlfriend. He didn't sue any govt entity regarding this case, as far as I know. So, stop spreading lies.

[@dougrogan379]

Wow. Steve Keeny really went the extra mile to solve the first case. He was a lawyer too not even law enforcement

[@SJActress]

This wasn't altruism. It was money. A civil suit against law enforcement for failing to prove a murder means 40% of settlement proceeds go to him when suing the government. He's a weasel like any other weasel. I know. I have a license to weasel. I don't because I don't hate people enough.

[@breadbutter4221]

@@SJActress The weasel was able to bring closure to a grieving family. He was helpful enough to dig a little further. He should be commended for his relentlessness in bringing these people to justice. Many lawyers do not go the extra mile money or not. Nothing is wrong if he was compensated for his time and efforts. I am happy he was the one the mother went to as chances are a nother lawyer would not have gone that far and be as persistent.

[@kristinesmart24]

@@SJActress That had me laughing all morning!😆We need lawyers, though. I can't imagine on the flip-side being prosecuted for something you didn't do. There's great stories of that on the original "Forensic Files." Maybe you watch it, too.

[@gracefullikeagazelle]

@@SJActress "Weasel"?? wtf Keep your miserable life experiences to yourself if they make you bitter enough to paint all lawyers as weasels. You're pathetic.

[@shawndouglass2939]

@@gracefullikeagazelle you must be a lawyer 😂

[@georgiadn1619]

Known for her ‘blind devotion to new friends’....poor darling..xx

[@dougrogan379]

Her parents should have taught her to not be so trusting

[@IwasBlueb4]

@@dougrogan379 don't judge them...she may not have been mentally well

[@timtrull1132]

@@dougrogan379 P 8mu

[@johnnabuzby6103]

@Death Blossom In the Forensic Files episode about Deana, they said she had learning disabilities and a lower than normal IQ.

[@AsYourCruiseDirector]

Sadly another show I saw covering this story mentioned that Deana suffered a low IQ and was “intellectually slow” as well. Poor thing. 😢

[@Frazzled_Chameleon]

"Everything pointed to her being pushed, but this didn't prove homicide." Hold up. If you just proved that she was pushed off a cliff, how does that not prove murderous intent? Will a defense lawyer claim that the couple just wanted to give her a unique cliff experience that just got a little bit out of hand? WTF.

[@Frazzled_Chameleon]

@@trentcruise3084 one-way cliff-diving without a parachute.

[@JosannaMonik]

You have no idea how hard it is to prove a crime 100% and convince a judge and jury. It blows my mind. And the defense lawyer, he/she can argue anything they want. Detectives have to be so patient.

[@SkunkApe407]

Clues are not evidence. It's literally that simple of an explanation.

[@geminijohnson4019]

This was made into a Lifetime movie "justice for Annie" I think is the name of it..."Winnie" from the Wonder Years played the girl who was murdered.

[@t4concepts]

Excellent series, so much better than watching KZbin uploads than the usual shit on regular television these days! ...... Many thanks for uploading these ; ) Picture 11 @ 13.08 in my opinion is the telling shot, I used to be a sports photographer many years ago and used to seeing 'action' images as frozen stills. No one stands with knees slightly bend like that, the only reason I see for his knees to be slightly bend indicates 'movement', or about to move, maybe this is the moment he thrust her forward over the cliff. I can't see that he would be ready to move forward himself, as he's already as close to the edge as he propably would like to be. I also believe that Virginia McGinnis didn't send the full roll of pictures as an act of condolence to the berieved family .............. in thier sick murderous minds, they wanted to show the murder of thier daughter. Serial killers tend to want to relive thier crimes so take momentos, including photos of the actuall crime. TURK

[@darrylmarshall9504]

Their!!

[@t4concepts]

@@darrylmarshall9504 What are you? the orthographic police? ......................... ever heard of a 'typo'? IDIOT! Unless you have something intelligent to say , don't say it! TURK

[@wynottgivemore9274]

@@t4concepts I hear you ,oh that's frustrating...and by the by,the word 'their' is one of my biggest so called arch nemesis, the whole I before e accept after c . What a load of hog wash. Anyway yes the people in my family like to interrupt me or anyone in mid sentence to correct a mispronounced word. And in text they like to always let you know that one word was misspelled.even though they never stop to congratulate you when you don't misspell,or pronounce. My point is ,unless it's a life or death situation like a DRS. perscription ,who cares....?

[@t4concepts]

@@wynottgivemore9274 Thank you Sir ; ) I didn't think that my English was too bad actually, I'm French, now living back in France after having worked in the UK ( and in the US ) for many years. I wonder how Darryl Marshall' French is? that's if he understands it at all! People are so quick to criticise aren't they!? Even when their knowledge is very limited on the subject ; ) TURK

[@RawOlympia]

thnx for the details re: bent knees, ready to spring. But oh, too vile.

[@staggerlee6794]

Who the f*ck takes out insurance on someone's life a day before that person's death and not think anyone will find that suspicious?

[@Carmelmen1]

Scumbags who have nothing to lose

[@dino33ca]

Lol. And then forge the signature. If you're going to try to pull off wicked deeds like this you better at least use your brains.

[@te2393]

The best way to get away with a crime, Is NOT to commit a crime at all

[@SJActress]

That's not how logic works. The best way to get away with a crime is to get away with a crime. Not doing that, whether you commit no crime or don't get away with committing a crime, means that you didn't get away with committing a crime. The best THING is to not commit a crime. That's way easier.

[@maverickstclare3756]

or step 1: pay your storage bills !

[@goofyahhhh4089]

Loser

[@patricesc82]

Seen this story of Dena on forensic files, they pushed her off that cliff

[@dibrentley7915]

You could tell it was murder just by looking at her shoes - what girl goes onto a cliff with high heels on? If she had known she was going out on cliffs Id bet 100 she would have not worn those shoes.

[@SusanaXpeace2u]

Why on earth would somebody take out life assurance for an acquaintance?!

[@dougrogan379]

Money

[@buttercupj6208]

GREED

[@miscevoisliflickle4494]

Not sure after 30 yrs u figure lots of people aren't who they say or think they are where u from sexxi lmfbao

[@davidwoermansr]

@@user-ky2xo2ls4m how would the insurance company know they weren't related

[@davidwoermansr]

@@user-ky2xo2ls4m some people don't even have the same last name as their kids or even on their birth certificate so what kind of ID would you use

[@buttercupj6208]

When I saw the photo of the cliff my stomach churned I'm afraid of heights......🥺😲

[@johnnabuzby6103]

@Shantia Buttercup I read somewhere that the victim, Deana, was afraid of heights also...that makes her death even more horrific.

[@davidwoermansr]

Falling never killed anyone

[@LordRustyMcAlpin]

I'm so glad for my universities. They do an awesome job training for these types of jobs.

[@vulpixfairy1985]

This made my Friday nights during my high school years.

[@Rando_Shyte]

Sounds hot

[@tommyhemlock7915]

Without the monumental efforts of the lawyer in the first case it would have remained listed as just an accident and those bastards would have got away with it. No praise for his effort is too high.

[@angelinarodriguez4062]

Love this channel I’m watching this on Jan 02 22

[@angelinarodriguez4062]

@@_Meng_Lan I hope you have a great month . Merry Christmas soon to you 2

[@loslaynes]

BJ died of pneumonia before the trial. I wonder if the timing of that couldn't have been just a little too good...

[@davidwoermansr]

At least it saved the taxpayers tons of money

[@lauraatkinson4790]

What's even odder is that one of Virginia McGinnis' exes was supposed to testify at her trial, but committed suicide.

[@rebeccasalhab2159]

Great episode

[@theborduurie5075]

I don't understand why you can take a life insurance on another in the USA. In Europe, at least in Belgium, it is not possible.

[@keithbannister9271]

This is not Belgium......

[@tommymorgan4677]

And not in Sweden, USA is crazy with their life insurance policy.

[@simpleMarian]

Listening to narrator's voice makes me relax.

[@Carmelmen1]

That's so awful! I watched the lifetime movie and still gets me to this day. Like imagine being with people you trust just to be thrown off a cliff.

[@ndaromungai2309]

Nothing as dangerous as life insurance in USA

[@nkululekoshabangw7928]

@@trentcruise3084 Watch more documentaries you'll find out that even your own people are very dangerous ...stop being biased in watching these documentaries

[@ertjiesb4158]

As interesting as it is to find out why this woman died, I cannot help but think how disrespectful it is. I would not want to be taken out of my grave in a couple of thousand years and inspected and experimented on for strangers to know why I died. Nor would I want that to happen to any of my friends or family. But I assume we think it's okay, because there are no relatives and it's been so long that no one could possible know this person. I doubt we would do something like this with someone that died in 1940. Atleast they would have loved ones complaining about a grave being desecrated.

[@joeylamuel5828]

Also, it must have cost a ton of money! Let her rest. It wasn't necessary at all.

[@TheDarkDresser]

Does this mean that my housekeeper, or practically anyone who knows me, can take out a life insurance policy on me without my knowledge?

[@marygarland4795]

They have to have your signature on it. I would assume you have to have your signature notarized

[@SkunkApe407]

@@marygarland4795 that wasn't always the case, and even then people forge signatures all the time. Not only that, but notaries are still human, and can be bribed to sign and seal most anything. Rules only keep honest people honest.

[@CopingwithGrattitude]

@@SkunkApe407 some perpetrators have a friend or work at a place where they can access the notary device unbeknownst to coworkers, horrible!

[@SkunkApe407]

@@CopingwithGrattitude part of becoming a notary is acknowledging that it is your legal responsibility to keep your seal and stamp in a secure, locked area to prevent exactly the scenario you described. If someone without authorization has access to said items, that's the fault of the notary themselves.

[@CopingwithGrattitude]

@@SkunkApe407 Well that makes sense! I saw on another program where a criminal accessed one at his job out of someone’s desk. Definitely needs to be kept under lock and key.

[@prisonplanetearthcomplyordie]

Even if you think it was an Accident how could Police Not do a Full investigation and take Photos . It seems like real Shoddy Police work FFS .

[@SJActress]

You're hearing a story told from the point of view of a civil attorney suing law enforcement for its failure to investigate. There's lots of other ways to present this story from a point of view other than Satan.

[@miscevoisliflickle4494]

Thank God

[@SkunkApe407]

If police were to do an in depth investigation on every accidental death, they'd never get around to the suspicious deaths. Police forces don't have the manpower, funding, or resources to treat every accident like a homicide.

[@elkehassell171]

I cringe at the thought of the immense pain Jed the mummie must have had judging from toothache we experience when we got a bad tooth. OMG how awful.

[@KororaPenguin]

In one Lord Peter Wimsey short story, his dentist's astonishment at fact that the deceased did not have thundering abscesses despite the slapdash filling work give Lord Peter the vital clue needed to identify the murderer.

[@Stud-b1t]

Well said. The worst hours of my life have been because of toothaches.

[@droppedbye.2698]

Wow ! I’m so late finding this site. Night time is so much better especially trying to get through this second lockdown.

[@frankiewilhite7324]

I wonder if anyone knows does insurance companies &/or police check any & all "accidents" to see if the beneficiaries have benefited in the past to make sure that there's not repetitive financial payouts???

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

In Sweden there have been a couple cases where the insurance companies' investigation have inclined them to refer it back to police.

[@dino33ca]

I heard that they don't take investigations serious unless the payout is more than 150k. Maybe that's why they only had a35k payout on the poor victim

[@rogerscottcathey]

That poor sweet girl. To be cornered by such monsters.

[@carolhew73]

Ralph Davis, like the majority of wife killers, claimed his wife had left with another man. For some reason men always present that lie to explain their wife's absence.

[@queendroberts]

They think the women are like them...

[@geoffreystuttle8080]

It's plausible because wives leave with other men so often.

[@carolhew73]

@@geoffreystuttle8080 then it should be easy to find them with the other man in most cases. Problem solved otherwise consider the common pattern.

[@carolhew73]

@Jacques Matteo de Lusignan nothing sexist about a trend. Women husband killers don't use that kind of excuse.

[@unaninanine3743]

@@carolhew73 I don't know why they are so ignorant. I'm not in the police force but I've heard that line in crime documentaries, a million times.

[@candicedirckze8142]

love the mummy story

[@bhanuthirteen]

when the lawyer said well not quite i was really happy

[@denaturner8871]

Hi, my name is Dena, and I too almost died because of amitriptyline. ... not due to sightseeing with murderous psychopathic "friends " though. Amitriptyline - apparently - has a known adverse reaction of bradycardia and other heart problems. My heart rate was down to 25 when I was checked in to the ER. I was told if I hadn't had that medication they would have taken me in for an emergency pacemaker because of my heart rate and the sporadic non rhythmic fluttering "beats" that displayed. So instead they basically said "yeah, quit taking that, good luck, have a great life!" and sent me home...after only about 3 hours total in the hospital.... driving... by myself... for a drive they knew would take roughly 1hr. Good times.

[@davidwoermansr]

That's why I avoid Drs I've given myself and my children stitches

[@haddingtoniangcp2464]

That Ralf got done by his own stupidity. You had a recent row with your estranged wife and now she's vanished? Happy he got caught

[@haddingtoniangcp2464]

@kevin fitzpatrick when you bound to get caught,,you will leave a blazing trial that leads to you.

[@carolefreeman2544]

People should NOT be able to buy life insurance on someone’s life without their knowledge, signature unless it is a minor and it’s the Parents who are buying the insurance,. No strangers or non relative should be able to buy insurance on another adult at anytime without the subject of the life insurances knowledge and signature.

[@quickchris10comcast]

Well, insurance salesmen wanna sell policies, and the industry does possess a strong lobby. They never did pay out on this, after all.

[@dougrogan379]

Is it even a requirement to know the person? Could I take one out on Trump?

[@SJActress]

They can't. She was tricked into signing a piece of paper (her IQ was 85-90) and the witness signature was forged (and spelled wrong). It was purchased through fraud, not lawfully.

[@quickchris10comcast]

@@SJActress Well, I've seen other documented cases of this. ``Travelers'' (gypsies) taking out insurance on ``distant cousins,'' or in-laws, then killing them? Doc's on KZbin.

[@SJActress]

@@quickchris10comcast I don't doubt it. Keep in mind: 1) probably still accomplished through fraud and forgery; 2) laws vary in each country and my response refers only to USA; and 3) laws change over time, and this became the rule of law BECAUSE many people murdered the insured after buying life insurance covering them without their knowledge.

[@landang7906]

41:47 so hw shot her in front of their house, and then how did he take the car with all that blood and brain matter everywhere to the storage area? That's what I'd like to know.

[@myunknownland9272]

Wow, amazing.

[@londawarren8278]

Excellent - 'nuf said.

[@debbielocklin7563]

That lawyer is friggin gorgeous!!😍

[@Hurricaneintheroom]

So sad about Susan Davis. That POS didn't even tell them where she is so her children could bury her. What a horrible event for her children to have to live through & with a man who murdered their mother.

[@davidwoermansr]

Most don't tell

[@sinclari1]

Delightful how the abused woman didn't get protected after her abusive, violent husband was released from prison.

[@miscevoisliflickle4494]

Straight either lmfbao 🤮

[@davidwoermansr]

That's why I taught my girls to shoot and they conceal carry because a restraining order is a paper that won't stop anyone and the cops can't babysit someone 24/7

[@franceslarsen4037]

"She was known for her blind devotion to new friends.." Uh- ohh....

[@razztazz1982]

This is a good series.

[@ianb.7177]

And free, without ads.

[@wynottgivemore9274]

The murderous couple pushing a young girl to her death,and taking snap shots along the way...to prove they killed her. Marvellous! They are evi!l. The astranged husband that murders his wife,and then smartly preserves the car and all of its evidence! Thank you for being oh so not smart. I'm glad they got what was coming to them ,and for the hard work from the investigators.

[@Chewligan1]

I didn't think an insurance company could authorise such a bizarre request. A policy to insure against the death of a near stranger eh what ? - it's practically admission of guilt when she dies in their presence. It's a bit like insuring against a newborn Jewish boy from being circumcised !!

[@verityowens9638]

I wonder if her husband had a insurance policy.

[@joycekariuki46]

Watching from Nairobi kenya

[@SBQDawn]

Virginia may have killed her husband ... These Drugs May Be Linked to Pneumonia Risk Anticholinergic medications include those used for conditions such as allergies (for example, Benadryl), overactive bladder (including Ditropan), depression (for example, doxepin) and insomnia (Sominex, etc.) so a former nurse would know that, it would be interesting o know If she collected insurance for his death after all Lawyers are expensive ....

[@liltrboofficial4671]

Hello everyone I am new to this channel I saw the first case on forensic files

[@tytratar2114]

Virginia McGinnis passed away in 2011, and now she is rotting in hell! What an evil person she was! Rip Deana Wild!

[@samanthagomez7074]

Wow that's good news lk me 2 and RIP 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹Deana

[@lenmaldita3247]

I remember watching the first case on forensic file, I remembered because the trial was done at the cliff where the victim was pushed to her death

[@brendasuelong-bryant3855]

She went hiking in heals??

[@douglaidlaw740]

Elavil and Nortriptyline, I have taken both, many years ago. I do not know if they are still prescribed.

[@SJActress]

What is it about the sound mixing of this program that makes interviews LOUDER THAN THE BOOMING VOICE OF GOD ABOVE while the VO is as quiet as a church mouse fart?

[@ajmaynard7986]

Really glad I'm not the only one wondering that, lol Great show, though

[@SJActress]

@kevin fitzpatrick I don't remember ever having dated you...but I DO have two sisters...

[@joeylamuel5828]

One came from the back,and the other came from the front,that's how. 😅

[@FJ.Y]

Fascinating stuff

[@rajeshadya]

MAN WHO MURDERED WIFE IS EXECUTED IN MISSOURI THE ORLANDO SENTINEL POTOSI, Mo. - A former insurance salesman who killed his wife 13 years ago was executed by lethal injection early Wednesday. Ralph Davis, 61, was pronounced dead at 12:04 a.m. at the Potosi Correctional Center. Davis was convicted of the slaying of his estranged wife, Susan Davis, who disappeared in June 1986. Her body was never found, but prosecutors alleged Davis shot his wife and disposed of the body. For his last meal, Davis dined on a honeybun roll and a banana, prison officials said Ralph E. Davis was executed on April 28, 1999

[@francescozambuto1713]

I wonder whether her partner was killed by her since she was so good at it considering her past experience in medicine. Monsters who have no conscious, greed is their motivating force which compels these things to do the unthinkable to human beings; demons took over their lives using them to continue their evil task on this earth to win their battle over good.

[@shaba6674]

I wouldn't eliminate that as a possibility he was the only witness

[@Rando_Shyte]

Wow that lady and her husband are a real piece of work! Just thinking of Dina's last terrified desperate moments makes me really sad and angry! RIP :(

[@LordRustyMcAlpin]

I played my guitar on the very stone that was in the picture. Where she died.

[@giginavarro8766]

😯

[@wladimirrohr7656]

Por favor; subir vídeos en Español. Gracias.

[@carollancaster9462]

Nobody wears heels in a mountain area that is stupid

[@littlegoobie]

How many places allow you to buy an insurance policy on someone you don't know, not family relation, not in some kind of business arrangement to protect, and the insured doesn't know about it? There are probasbly others, but it seems to be so common in the USA.

[@Darkstar-se6wc]

littlegoobie - Forgery was one of the charges, probably of the (soon to be) dead girl’s signature on the policy.

[@davidwoermansr]

How is an insurance company suppose to know if you're related

[@umedavk2011]

Glad to report that Ralph Davis was executed in April of 1999. For his last meal, Davis dined on a honeybun roll and a banana, prison officials said.

[@LordRustyMcAlpin]

They took pictures of their murder.

[@emzbemz]

Love how they have put the actress in high heels to go hiking really….xx Such a sad thing to have happened the poor family xx

[@elizabetheaton2833]

Very sad story, but on a positive note, The Rosecrucian Museum in San Jose, California is an amazing place to see mummies and other artifacts from King Tut's and other tombs and pyramids. Very interesting, Dr. Llewen's (sp?) use of CaT 😼 scanners to preserve the integrity of mummies. A fascinating subject altogether.

[@unaninanine3743]

Was this only one story...?

[@glennlopez6772]

The first case of poor Dina. The analysis of the circumstances led to the first steps of the unravelling of the scheme. Such oldies picking a dangerous and remote spot just for some fun! Enough to give one vertigo! It would have been much more for difficult say for a concerned relative to call for a probe, without being labelled as being overly suspicious! Consider the labour of the concerned lead investigator, the time spent and the frustration endured. All because of the ruthlessness and overconfidence of the killers. If unsolved they could have been felicitated as a truly caring couple of the helpless!

[@rhenachase7933]

Praise Jesus Christ our Lord and saviour Repent

[@dougrogan379]

Allah Akbah

[@shawndouglass2939]

Amen

[@seanokeefe703]

Can you make an Episode about Rhonda Horne who was pushed off a cliff

[@maiaplayzxxgatcha1463]

Omg.. so sad and I can certainly relate.. Luckly I survived..

[@geminijohnson4019]

Who remembers the first man's voice that narrated wild kingdom,this guy's voice reminds me of him.

[@ajp4860]

I don’t know but I love his mellow low tone.

[@patmercer8591]

42:12 Anyone know the name of this silver-haired reenactment actor that is in so many episodes of this show and FBI Files? He sometimes plays a cop and sometimes a murderer.

[@Monk-eee2]

Those dam blue 👠shoes... Say cheese 🧀...She mysteriously blew over the edge🌬️🤕... Accidental tumble he said🤸 🤦‍♀️... She was trying to grab hold anything to save herself... Detectives 🕵️ didn't think that them wanting money 💰ASAP was suspicious. The case almost went cold ❄️⛄... All because of classic greed!! They thought they documented 📸 everything to set up the murder as an "accident"⚠️🚷 !! I hope they are hating jail, and pray for forgiveness everyday.

[@HopelessSinner]

Kat Marie They may have hated jail when they were there, but they are both long dead now.

[@dougrogan379]

You use too many emojis

[@BrittMFH]

Too many emojis.... Annoying.

[@Monk-eee2]

@@dougrogan379 AND....??? So what, do my emojis ruin your day?💔🖤👌🤬💩🤦‍♀️🤷🤸💃🌼🐵🙈🙉🙊 . I am so sorry about that.. such a Debbie Downer you are!!! 😘

[@dougrogan379]

@@Monk-eee2 haha it's like an autistic form of communication. But I like it. Don't ever stop

[@voraciousreader3341]

People are fascinated by mummies, and they’ve been highly educational. The problem is, they freak me out of my skin! I’ve never minded looking at the beautifully decorated sarcophagus, but you can keep the mummy.

[@KororaPenguin]

Well, it's a change of pace for the show to present a case where the death was actually natural causes.

[@rhenachase7933]

Mummy had no pain She had poppy to relieve the discomfort.

[@wynottgivemore9274]

I for one can atess to the pain of an exposed root, especially an infected one! And there is not enough poppy in the world to relieve it.other than being totally comatose . To bad they thought sugar was safe to eat.

[@juliefennell4101]

I've had very painful toothaches antibiotics got rid of the pain

[@AllenJeremy]

I remember an edition of Medical Detectives covered that crime of the woman pushed off the cliff.