Predator in the Shadows: The Hunt For Sadistic Killer Targeting Young Women

This week on The New Detectives - A New Jersey woman is found brutally murdered by the side of the road, investigators must make their case from a few bite marks left on the victims body. A sadistic predator targets young women in a quiet Canadian community. Indiana firefighters discover a woman murdered in her bed, but will dental impressions be enough to convict her killer?
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[@leahoakwood9988]

What a nightmare it must be to find your son is a monster! That poor mom did the right thing, most families prefer to live in denial.

[@lewthrasher4194]

The lady who thought the killer was her son's needs a citizen award. Turning over a friend or family member is 1 thing. But a mother to turn on her son I would think had to be the hardest decision she made in her life.

[@stevenlaramore8993]

Its easy ur evil we cant co-exist family or friends

[@manuelmoraleda9684]

In prison, her son would have a certain protection.

[@alysononoahu8702]

BRAVO MOM THANK YOU

[@Hannah-wv8xv]

I'll turn my own mother in. I remember in one of the episodes I saw, a mother said "I'd rather be the mother of murdered child than a mother of murder" it resonated with me.

[@BS-dq1kz]

@@Hannah-wv8xv I am a mother of three and I can absolutely see how she’d feel that way. Both would be horrendous.

[@xeno4746]

What a brave decision this mother made. To call the police and tell them that it was her sons voice, must have been so incredible difficult for her.

[@aussiegirl2507]

Yeah I would do the same if he can do that to a stranger than his capable of doing it to one of his family members

[@unique3279]

❤👍

[@cherylmoss3632]

Probably had first-hand knowledge of who he is. Safest place for him is jail.

[@ascent8487]

It wouldn’t be difficult for me at all. I’d be heartbroken but the decision to turn him in would be easy.

[@bernitacenteno1326]

@@aussiegirl2507 true

[@BintuMohamed1]

So impressed with mother who recognised her son’s voice and didn’t cover for him. Well done to her

[@lewthrasher4194]

That had to be the hardest thing a mom could do to her son.

[@abenakwaewaah3793]

I can imagine the pain she went through to do that. But she did good

[@dougchance8891]

@@lewthrasher4194 Did she get any financial reward?

[@Jolenesmart1980]

@@dougchance8891 didn’t think of that! Bet there was a reward!

[@sherrywahl2324]

I live in the town of abbotsford. I believe they got names wrong. One was misty Cochrane, unless they are using different names. It was a few scary days. Fog and cold nights. Erie. He got sent to the prison in same town. The girl that luved had to be moved out of town for protection. That Terry driver got life, which means 25 years. He went for parole which was denied. Died in prison. Crazy fn man.

[@milagiganticurchod6138]

What a horrible man! Another monster who got caught. So sorry for all the victims and also extended family members. RIP

[@midrennelubin9433]

Poor lady

[@midrennelubin9433]

Maybe he is teething ,his gums. Hurt

[@AllenMacCannell]

I wouldn't let my gf walk to a store at 23 hours. I'd volunteer. It's an insult to assume no psycho would be interested in her. Beer wouldn't be needed.

[@shannonobrienartist4239]

TY- I had just wondered that.....Y didn't HE walk n get a pizza

[@Jolenesmart1980]

That’s good to hear!!! Fair play!

[@Jolenesmart1980]

23 hours - are you ex army? I always spell times like that though I use the 24 hours and AM/PM to make it clear

[@AllenMacCannell]

@@Jolenesmart1980 Yes, but I also live in Europe where one says 23 as well.

[@shannonobrienartist4239]

@@AllenMacCannell I was in Germany for HS yrs as US Army Brat!

[@robw2486]

The 'off-duty- female trooper was very foolish to stop in her own personal time to investigate at night a car parked on the wrong way, with no back-up. She could have called the emergency services, which would have been wiser and safer.

[@voodoodolly]

Yeah, wasn't very smart. Take a night off lady, lol

[@uberdriver2955]

Also why did she take her eyes off the suspect...seems like she got too comfortable in the job abd thought everyone is afraid of police

[@richardkranium2944]

Allowing him to be behind her was rather foolish. I would expect a trooper alone would know better.

[@williamorich7531]

​@@richardkranium2944she has been blessed. She wasn't murdered because she allowed him to be behind her.

[@pjay951]

You do have to admire and respect the persons who turn in their family members, especially mothers. Doing the right thing for the public over love for family is very courageous. As of February 2021 Terry Driver has been denied parole and is considered a high risk to reoffend.,

[@christinamenhennett]

Oh good!! He needs to stay away from public.

[@Thanasis_Koligliatis]

Terry Driver, the "Abbotsford Killer", died in prison of natural causes, on August 23, 2021

[@cynthiapowers3469]

this video is about john dell carr not terry

[@PsychoVrah]

@@cynthiapowers3469 The video is about multiple different murderers....obviously you weren't paying attention. The main subject or topic of this entire video is murderers who left bite marks on their victims and the police using odontologists to match the murderer to the crime.

[@RicheeBe]

@@Thanasis_Koligliatis covid 🙃

[@SiobhanIraFernweh]

Ok I'm only 6 minutes into it but what kind of man sends his wife out at that hour, alone? That's messed up.

[@lorireed8046]

My Ex !!

[@ThePracticalDog]

and what kind of a woman complies?

[@SiobhanIraFernweh]

@@ThePracticalDog A threatened one? A scared one? A battered one? Or maybe just a foolish one following the wrong man.

[@LoganRogue1]

She was NOT sent out. She did it on her own.

[@rosemarydudley9954]

Shoshannah Marie ... He did NOT send her out!!! She voluntarily went while he looked after the children. After saying that, I really think that he should have gone shopping.

[@kevinbernard9791]

I love it when they say the call was made from a pay phone and the police rushed there but he was gone 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 you think he's gonna stick around make a few more calls 😆 YOU THINK!

[@hayunnie]

So it's better to not try at all? What if there's someone who saw the suspect? What if he left forensic evidence that is time sensitive? What if he did stick around because he enjoys watching the police chase after him?

[@kevinbernard9791]

@@hayunnie forensic evidence 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 how many people have used that phone lol forensic evidence lol he's obviously gonna be wearing gloves ffs

[@sherrywahl2324]

Where he made the phone call, he lived just above the phone booth. Cops were just down road.

[@cassandraralph5906]

A very noble and brave mother who turned in her much loved son, after realizing that he was responsible for murder, and sexual assault! Even though her heart was breaking into a million pieces! And well done indeed to the forensic scientists, including dental experts, who do an excellent job, in order that people who commit crimes get caught and imprisoned.

[@cutoffsnakehead5202]

Really this guy did this to a state trooper and he was let go out of prison...you people want crime to happen if you all released a person like him ...if he did this to a lady with a badge and a gun what do you all think he will do to a lady that has no badge and no gun

[@misstury606]

It is just ridiculous to clear someone of a crime or blame someone from a polygraph test. There's a reason they're not used in court. A person can easily pass one by being a good liar and there are some real good liars out there. It's the same with an innocent person who is just plain nervous and fails it. In no way is it full proof

[@sashinkaroseman1512]

Americans with certain security clearances & jobs have to take them regularly & at random. Their employment is centered on passing them. Some are "bad" at polygraphs & can't remain employed. 😔

[@ED-es2qv]

@@sashinkaroseman1512 not that I know, but I can guess I would be nervous being accused of a murder that happened, but wouldn’t be nervous if asked general questions about loyalty or contact with spies. Maybe employment based questions are more accurate than crime investigation questions. Maybe not, but I can see why it might be.

[@loopthetube]

They probably had alibis that checked out also

[@Erebus.666.]

Being nervous won't make you fail a polygraph, nor being a good liar help you pass one.

[@richardkranium2944]

@@Erebus.666. do you think polygraphs actually work given how often they have been shown to be wrong on these crime shows alone? Talk to an attorney, they will explain how inaccurate they are. It’s just an interrogation and intimidation tactic. I’m sure I’m the 90s people believed they worked.

[@SecretSquirrelFun]

I love watching a show early, looking at the numbers and realising that there are almost 200 of us from all over the world all watching this together. It’s a brilliant thought. Hello from Sydney Australia @ 3:20 am 4 May 2021 🙂🐿

[@nicolebee3273]

Canada at 1:34 pm!😊

[@leiabowler6957]

Hello from Portugal! 19:07pm 03/05/2021

[@emmarentiadesouza8259]

Ohh wait i am from SA South Africa 20:13pm 03/05/21

[@chrisanthemum782]

Watching from London, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 19:14. 03 May 2021

[@angelitapallarcon1749]

Philippines may 4 @ 2:23 am

[@TonecrafteLuthiery]

"Cleared by polygraph tests", is a statement you never want to hear a true crime narrator speak.

[@satadruray9787]

Very true. Polygraph test is not full proof, people can be trained to beat the test. That's why, it's not considered as evidence in any court of law.

[@corneliawissing7950]

@@satadruray9787 , On another video, I was given what seems to me to be a good argument. The LEO ask the suspect if s/he would undergo a polygraph and the person's reaction is noted. Willingness counts in his/her favour, refusal may be noted as a possible reason for further examination.

[@brianmartin6808]

@@corneliawissing7950 and if you fail you`re considered a suspect! And they will do anything to convict you. the first thing you should say is I need to speak to a lawyer or you'll be there for 24 hours and them trying to put words in your mouth!

[@corneliawissing7950]

@@brianmartin6808 , Sounds as if nobody in the USA can ever be proven innocent?

[@larakeller2478]

@@corneliawissing7950 If you're not American, there's not a way to truly understand.

[@samp4050]

I'm sorry but there's no way in hell that I'm walking alone in the streets just to go buy a few things at a shop. It can wait till the morning.

[@clydemoreno1845]

What man allows his wife to ealk to the store at 11 pm whike he stays home? The polygraph indicated that he didnt have anuthing to do with it, but he had everything to do with it.

[@LoganRogue1]

Not a husband but a boyfriend. It istated in the initial case. And she was not sent out. She did it on her own.

[@clydemoreno1845]

@@LoganRogue1 I didnt say hisband OR boyfriend, I said MAN. And I didnt say he sent her, I said he ALLOWED her.

[@mehrdadassar2542]

He says he sexually assaulted a state trooper as an act of self defense!!! hahaha.......

[@Frazzled_Chameleon]

Why can't Canada and the UK give out 60 year sentences? Instead, they give them "life" at 20 years and then they're eligible for parole and can easily regain their freedom. Murderers should never be let out of prison. Unless it was bonafide self-defense...they should never see the light of day again.

[@jimbo6769]

Because first elite dio-gooders then Leftist then PC now woke shitheads have slowly btu surley assuemd positiosn fo power right throught he sytem fromt he 60s to now. As a result it's ogne form DP to 5 minites in jail for murder. Do gooder sforget that for every worngful conv iction there are early relases who killa agin. There are peoepl who ahve to live inf ear. I woudl thignk teice abotu goignt oc ocurt knwojgnthe syste will ebtary me by lettign the pepr free in 8-10tears. Safer to see nothign.Parole baords are stuffe diwth do-gooders, the poepl who right rpeorts are masisvely baise dot the Left the entire sytem si abse dion the naive belif in rehbailitation. They forget that a certai eorcengatge are beyind redmeotion. how many RW Judges ar eboudn by laws that the right are too cowardly tor eversear ein psotions of power, in the UK the Lefts atretd makign a big oush to get more judges,then wehn Wokeism came aorudn it ebame virtaullyd emande dot out more women, more minorities more of the sorts fo poepel who elan lefta nd those who lena left tend to idnetify with perps not the establsihment

[@JohnDoe-wb4iv]

She was not only a good Lady but a good mother. Love cuts both ways for the good or bad wat she did was the ultimate good

[@Dr.Gunsmith]

It’s been already proven that bite marks can lead to wrong people being charged.

[@tommyhemlock7915]

That can happen with all types of evidence, but as this programme shows, they can also lead to the right ones being caught. And those that were wrongly charged were subsequently released.

[@dominiquecataquez1638]

@@tommyhemlock7915 but bite marks evidence has a really low accuracy. Somewhere around 50% accuracy. So people got shamed and imprisoned with basically a blind guess.

[@maddydow1217]

Glad they got the guy but can we please talk about how they were ready to try the other guy even though his teeth didn't match? 👁👄👁

[@alph1057]

If ‘bite mark evidence’ is now considered junk science, Bundy might have walked...

[@suziecreamcheese211]

They can now collect DNA from the actual bite, like Stephanie Lazarus.

[@TonecrafteLuthiery]

Bite mark analysis absolutely is junk science. The average rate of error found by scientific studies on the efficacy of bite mark analysis is 55%. The lowest result I've come across is a range estimate of 11-22%. The median result is 63%, and the highest I've seen was 91% (think the 91% was counting cases where the analyst said they couldn't make an identification based on the evidence as "error", though). Either way, that is a pretty terrible error rate. Certainly not high enough to meet the "beyond any reasonable doubt" standard, wouldn't you say?

[@tinaharris4082]

I was thinking the same thing thank god for odentologist Dr souvereign and florida detective Ken kasaris for thinking of it at the time in the late 70s early 80s.

[@pjay951]

@George Taylor, I agree.

[@larakeller2478]

I thought the EXACT same thing. About Bundy.

[@JackGordone]

Several inmates were recently released. Why am I not surprised to learn this about some place in NJ?

[@geminisabah]

I think this was recorded in the 90s

[@LoganRogue1]

It was the 90's not now.

[@estherrayos]

If the background checks were down correctly then why give them jobs where they have access to innocents

[@suerichards47]

In this crazy day and age who would walk to shop at that time of night. Too many demented ready to kill.

[@TheVeek192]

How is it that people are talking about the walking? The time of day? WTF? Walking is not a crime. THE MURDER IS THE CRIME. Get real.

[@cookiecutter344]

@@TheVeek192 the unlit area, at such a late hour, and shortcut off the road can put a female in a high risk situation, as there would be less people to hear her screams; common sense, to lower your risk of being attacked. Calm down, everyone is aware murder was the crime.

[@animcmillan5240]

Who sends a mother of four out to the store at that late hour.

[@LoganRogue1]

No one did. She went out on her own.

[@stfuplsok]

Ani Mcmillan yeah you don't understand what you are watching.

[@mattulrich2810]

I watched a program just like this where the investigators learned that bite marks couldn't be used because they just are not accurate enough.

[@godblessthechild9428]

😳😳😳

[@hayunnie]

Yeah, this is a fairly old series. Bite marks on soft tissue aren't anywhere near accurate enough to convict anyone. You can use it to show the similarity in the MO but it shouldn't be the key piece of evidence your prosecution stands on.

[@stfuplsok]

bite marks alone are not enough to convict someone. Bite marks + DNA on the bitten part (as shown) are now being used in some western countries.

[@sankiegreyling6309]

Why would you let your daughters walk around at night

[@andrekruger135]

WHY should a killer get LIFE when his victims got DEATH? Now their families have to pay (taxes) to house, clothe and feed it!

[@LoganRogue1]

True. But prison life is not easy. So some times life is worse than death.

[@andrekruger135]

@@LoganRogue1 Where I live now life outside is often much harder than life inside some coutries' prisons I have worked in!

[@christinamenhennett]

Don't forget we pay for their free college education too. I didn't get to go for free. Cost me thousands in student loans.

[@landang7906]

29:17 I was telling myself, the man they arrested does not look in the least like the composite sketch. How the woman can identify the man they arrested is beyond my comprehension. I admire the mother who recognized her son's voice and had the courage to denounce him.

[@riyaandrayplay6856]

Smart for her to jump out.

[@shahidaabdulkhabeer1670]

Biting is a horrible sexual gratification act. Extremely painful. Sadistic man must rot in jail

[@jeannineroberton4019]

Don't walk alone in the dark!!!

[@terririckert7069]

What a REMARKABLE AMAZING MOTHER ....... TURNING IN HER SON !!!!!!!! SOMETHING VERY FEW MOTHERS WOULD EVER EVEN CONSIDER LET ALONE DOING !!!!!!!

[@RJFPme]

Thanks MOM .

[@vitidasinghalaksana1335]

@@RJFPme

[@vitidasinghalaksana1335]

@@RJFPme

[@vitidasinghalaksana1335]

@@RJFPme uuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

[@corneliawissing7950]

@@vitidasinghalaksana1335 , An example to the Laundrie parents.

[@Tomlinsky]

Good to hear that the Scooby Doo sound effect guys are still in business!

[@mishmash6991]

I told the detectives from where I live on my uncle about the murder he had done. The victim name is Jeremy mclean

[@laurelgirard8475]

The police should always say the victim’s name. They sound much more compassionate and empathetic when they use her name. They also remind people that she was a live mother, sister, aunt, etc. and that her life meant something.

[@LordRustyMcAlpin]

life for a life.

[@midrennelubin9433]

How come he did not go to the store instead of her in the middle of the night

[@angelak38]

Bite marks are too suggestive. The skin is not solid. It can be stretched or compressed. The teeth marks will always be distorted.

[@emmarentiadesouza8259]

Yo why i watch these in the middle of the night

[@feliciabosch8110]

Because I cont sleep 😴

[@lewthrasher4194]

Maybe it's time to take DNA from babies to protect them as children being kidnapped or to expedite their return. It would also help civilized people from killers and rapist in future. People won't like this idea just as so many hate CCTV around cities . Why anybody would care about you being filmed in public blows my mind. If you know anybody who was assaulted, killed, ect. Then you may change your mind

[@dusk2dawn696]

So they were ready to convict the innocent neighbor because his teeth marks were similar 😬. I bet he was named & shamed the poor guy & the community probs turned on him. I’m a firm believer in forensic science, but unless a suspects teeth impressions are checked by several impartial odontologists that show 100% characteristics of guilt I don’t believe it should be used in a court of law. This is just my opinion. Cheers guys 👱🏻‍♀️🇦🇺😃

[@shawnnewell4541]

It's considered pseudo science and Canada uses DNA from the bite mark to back it up.

[@stfuplsok]

@@shawnnewell4541 well, it's a no brainer, as what you've watched and shown in the video.

[@shannonobrienartist4239]

Man.....this is an OLD ONE- VHS....

[@jorgennorrman4023]

1994 !

[@mariamartins1976]

Still good to fall asleep 😅

[@malpete]

It is but nevertheless it’s still a crime story

[@juliet1495]

Taking photos with the lens cap on lol 2:13

[@israfil1534]

Man in sketch is definitely Trevor Phillips from gta

[@finisher2024]

Happy Birthday to all the criminal's who are in jail for their monstrous act. You are born to occupy and live in prison.

[@stfuplsok]

*criminals

[@meditationmind7544]

The sketch is very scary

[@tinaharris4082]

If anyone's interested in a more in depth look at the killer Terry Driver check out the episode called The Abbotsford Killer over on Bad Day HQ it doesn't change the victims names and you hear the surviving victims bravery after it all.

[@vickiehaper4615]

Ok

[@janielow8719]

The daughter gave her husband an alibi then years later says she lied. The police said she was terrified he would kill her children. I don't understand....I would be even more scared that for years she knew her husband was a murderer and let him be next to her children!!!!!

[@christinamenhennett]

You can't understand unless you've been in a situation where your children are threatened.

[@johnryan2193]

Polygraph are a bad tool for FINDING a perp .

[@cynthiatolman326]

You can't 'match' a bite mark. Many men have been exonerated after they were convicted that way. You can definitely include a suspect with a bite mark as well as exclude, and along with other evidence convict.

[@haroldfrets5468]

Yeah because skin moves around snd wrinkles up making the teeth marks spread out or crunch in closer,....

[@richardkranium2944]

I was thinking the same thing. While watching a documentary on Bundy they said something about how unreliable it is. Possibly they advanced their methods, like DNA in saliva that would be left, super screwed up teeth might leave obvious marks.

[@lyndamitton4496]

Did you say 20 years…for two beatings, and a murder? What?

[@marvintalbot5075]

A mother of Integrity and honour. We need more Godly people who know right from wrong. And they do something about the wrongs done by evil people. The mother of truth!

[@Goldenhawk583]

because only godly people know that? Godly action does not have to equal good. I prefer NOT to be "godly". Anyone who is captured will be run through with a sword. Their little children will be dashed to death right before their eyes. Their homes will be sacked and their wives raped by the attacking hordes. For I will stir up the Medes against Babylon, and no amount of silver or gold will buy them off. The attacking armies will shoot down the young people with arrows. They will have no mercy on helpless babies and will show no compassion for the children. (Isaiah 13:15-18 NLT)

[@richardkranium2944]

Do you assume people that don’t believe in a god do not know right from wrong? Or implying that more godly people need to learn the difference between right and wrong?

[@alysononoahu8702]

Like Tami faye and Jim baker Pedophile priests, bishops, cardinals Yeah? No thanks

[@kathyorourke9273]

How about DNA on the bite mark? There’s got to be some! Just find her DNA and see what’s left. ????? Okay so they did find DNA in the last couple of cases.

[@shannonobrienartist4239]

Not necessarily- they could've poured something on it to remove DNA, it mightve been pouring......ya neva know

[@coriesamson33]

This was in 1994, I believe DNA science was just gaining ground.

[@patriciawickholm3617]

Did you actually watch this? That is how they convicted at least one man.

[@kathyorourke9273]

@@patriciawickholm3617 yes,, I watched it. I added the last sentence after. Did you read it?

[@dominiquecataquez1638]

I'm not a fan of bite mark as evidence. Research shows that it only has abput 50% accuracy. Not sure about the number, but its in that number. I'm not saying dental records couldn't be use. Dental records can be used by identifying a skeletal remain.

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Yay a new episode - at the same time as rip to the victims 😢

[@mariekatherine5238]

Dentists, if some guy comes in and wants all his teeth pulled and a new set of choppers…beware!

[@captainvalkyrie999]

Wait, I thought the guy who bit the two women on the chin was sentenced to death? This seems different from the Forensic Files version.

[@PoisonfangStrikes]

At 17:30 ish it says he was

[@ED-es2qv]

Darn, the first person we said matched the unique bite could afford his own expert. We’re going to have to solve the crime and catch the real person, then claim his bite mark uniquely fit.

[@markstevens1729]

I remember the middle story. They have changed the victims names it appears.

[@leandragilmour2806]

Yes I realized that immediately too, same initials, different names. I will never forget when it happened. My oldest daughter who was the same age came in with her best friend to ask if she could go to a party, her friend already had permission to go so it was up to me. I simply picked up the newspaper I had just finished reading, tossed it onto the table and said, “read this and ask me again”. They read the cover story, got quiet and asked if they could just have a sleep over instead. I’ve always thought of these victims all these years, it gutted me at the time.

[@ophiecat]

Abbotsford is close to where I live. I often think about Misty and Tanya (real names of the teens attacked). I hope Misty is doing well. Last I heard, she was a Victims’ Rights Advocate.

[@roxannesykes415]

@@leandragilmour2806 minors real names are never used in these true stories for protection of a minor.

[@aridyaacob3172]

So do I because it’s so horrific. Also when they mentioned the mum I thought it must be the same episode.

[@rosemarydudley9954]

Mark Stevens ... It did tell us about name changes before the video began...

[@markowen7164]

Legal dentist. That seems to say most of the dentists aren't. O my.

[@whoopieboo5203]

That's why a person must not take the same path over and over but must change it

[@maureenstevens6824]

Wouldn't a bite mark contain DNA? Well that got answered on the next video. On the second one, When he called 911, would his DNA be on the speaker rather than checking fingerprints when usually they wear gloves? What a conscientious mom.

[@KNellyy]

I'm determined to watch all episodes of this show lol

[@gabriellescouarnec8327]

Dental impressions have been proven non-scientific.

[@WeThePeeps13]

So has witness identification.... but, they still use it. More, of a means of "elimination", I think. But, how was there no saliva on Padilla's chin, that could link him through DNA?

[@christinesimpson6529]

Horrific crimes makes me think of nursing in labour ward when I was 16yo matron sent me in to assist in whatever way I could watching a newborn come out was amazing and how beautiful they are then seeing these criminals makes me wonder what happened between them and turning into a monster

[@zuzellogan5613]

I know where this place is on Route 1 and 9 in Woodbridge, NJ. I travel this highway quite often. I am surprise at how dared this killer was murdering someone in plain sight being such a busy highway with cars and trucks traveling all the time. Unbelievable. This case was on Forensic Files. Rest in peace always Melissa Padilla. 🙏🙏

[@1972dsrai]

How brazen can you get, abducting a police officer and even taking her patrol car. He basically acted in a frenzied high risk and opportunistic manner and someone like that, it would only be a matter of time beofre they were caught,

[@Thanasis_Koligliatis]

Terry Driver, the "Abbotsford Killer", died in prison of natural causes, on August 23, 2021

[@foucault8964]

That trooper got guts.

[@narimannourizadeh3693]

Poor girl and her family

[@linfordrenno7651]

All the stories were bad but the last one was very very sad…

[@tayyibaakram9755]

What about sliva from bite marks

[@Zanderreid571]

It's more scary that one innocent next door neighbour was going to be prosecuted because his bite mark was similiar and the orthodontist was willing to over look the slight discrepancy

[@MrChad1205]

I love this channel but, too many commercials.

[@devodavis6747]

Get Adblock or move the cursor to the end of the video & replay it None of this works on the phone though

[@rach196640]

@@devodavis6747 yes it does work on your phone

[@mariahmichellbeautywednesn1360]

So many evils roaming around this world,sorry for the victims ,60 years only in prison?

[@Kill--alllll---IDF]

11:28 that's sex machine from the movie FROM DUSK TILL DAWN 🤣🤣

[@patsyriley2139]

Thank God we have such measures to catch these monsters who think they can get away with anything death is all thay diserve.

[@SkylineR33mt]

Whoever put all these ads in deserves a life sentence smh

[@unappealingundesirable2826]

You MUST know this about me, to understand where, when and how I grew up: Born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-American (showing HOW I grew up). Vancouver BC is my favorite place to visit, since 2012. I love watching stories that happen in Washington state, Oregon, or British Columbia, because I can visualize the locations of the crimes, making it more real to me.

[@MartinDrye]

In the second one, he didn't look anything like the sketch and he didn't have red hair.

[@Goldenhawk583]

legal dentistry.... I guess illegal dentistry would be the insanely expensive dentists then? o.0

[@andrewnajarian5994]

He raped a trooper in self defense?! That has got to be the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard a suspect say. If breathing wasn’t an involuntary process he never would have lived this long. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@fabiwilliams4644]

Tall, thin & red hair. Suspect fat & bald. No John was obviously not the killer

[@melaber77]

Too many dead Melissa’s in this episode!

[@jamesb.9155]

What horrible bastards these perps were. Hopefully the ones sentenced to death are long gone by now.

[@billgatesleavingyamomshous8177]

Nightmare fuel before bed 🛏

[@Notmehimorthem]

Brave trooper.

[@haroldfrets5468]

Second story came out in an episode of I SURVIVED... She tried to hit him woth the bat but got it taken away and severely beaten with it...at the hospital she found out her friend did t make it.....

[@judyswiderski2682]

The last one got 60 years. How much time did he have to do? Perhsps with the threst to his own children he would not receive early release. Yet his life is more valuable than his mother in law's. She was kind. Should that be held against her? He was malicious, premeditated killer, carrying tons of unforgiveness and anger in is little self centered heart. Poor guy, how could he help it?

[@femsegotier981]

Watching this while cooking

[@Kokombads]

wait... the photographer used a millimeter ruler? i thought this case was from USA?

[@christinacampbell1547]

So very sad

[@stephencullity4786]

Trooper had the tables turned on her. By a skinner no less. Sucks huh

[@fattycake8069]

I wonder how Driver was able to beat and brutalize them both in that populated neighborhood then, slither away and escape the area so quickly with his victim, who was likely unconscious or, damn near

[@1972dsrai]

Does anyone know what the current figure is for the US and Canada for currently active serial killers. There is a figure showing how many are active at any given time. from London, UK.

[@unappealingundesirable2826]

18:00 I know where that is! Pre-pandemic, I would go to Seven Oaks Mall, to buy mens clothing at Sears Canada nearby! Vancouver BC is my favorite place to visit, and I occasionally take drives Eastward, through Abbotsford, for scenic drives.

[@shirleyapsouris3232]

These shows incomplete so will delete all of them!

[@skinnykarlos710]

This is why your parents tell you "no biting" !!

[@umedavk2011]

Case 1: Steven Fortin had his death sentence revoked by the State Court later.

[@tommyhemlock7915]

Not the best decision they’ve ever made.

[@umedavk2011]

@@tommyhemlock7915 I totally agree. This sick monster really deserves the DP. However, from what I heard, prison life is very tough, so maybe he'll suffer for a long time. The DP is pretty quick and painless.