The Hunt To Find The Man Responsible For A Womans Tragic Dissaperance

[@johndavis9432]

That's disgusting that anyone would kill an innocent person(or animal) but it's especially awful that a cop committed the murder.Even the chief was absolutely appalled that he had done this.

[@jamesoblivion]

He thought the case was BS, didn't bother to write a report, but followed the victim he didn't believe because he feared for her safety, even though he didn't think anything had actually happened? Sure, sounds legit. 😆

[@veronicamoody3981]

In the first case, it just goes to show that even though a person has significant 'suspect markers,' it does not always mean they are the culprit. It's good that the police did not allow what they knew about the son to blind them to the other evidence and that they were able to let go of the bias of discovering that there was a relatively unlikely suspect.

[@johnoneill7947]

Unfortunately the son's probable theft lead indirectly to his mother's murder.

[@siadhcsf9263]

Things looks obvious in hindsight. Look at history.

[@arianefr78]

The original theft of 7000$ was obviously done by her son as a real thief would have taken it all. But why didn't the cop just steal the other 7000$ one night, why did he have to kill her?

[@Amy021277]

To think if the son had stolen it all, she'd likely not have been murdered.....

[@robw2486]

Yeah, but I think he realised it would have been too difficult breaking into the home -with the woman and her son around - and people who live in a trailer home after have nosy neighbours. I think he realised it was easier to meet, grab the cash, and kill her, as he thought he would never had been suspected. His downfall was not considering she would 'talk to her friends' about the 'attention' he was giving her, and then about their 'meeting'.

[@patricemartin1879]

%

[@piperjackson7604]

"I swear officer, it was an accident! Then I panicked and dismembered her body into multiple cardboard boxes!" How ridiculous does that sound?!

[@TheShockwaveDragon]

Almost as ridiculous as a story from another incident in which the guy claimed that a pair of anonymous strangers came to buy drugs from him with a stolen pistol as payment, asked where his wife was while they were waiting, and then after the deal they left and just randomly decided to go out to look for and then murder her when he mentioned she wasn't home. On the one hand I have nothing but almost zealots contempt for anyone that stood. On the other hand, I suppose it's better than nothing that they are that idiotic, so that they can at least be caught and punished for their misdeeds.

[@myrakeefer5977]

I am 63 I watch a lot of these and I still have trouble of why they think they can get away with it 🤔

[@corneliawissing7950]

At 79 I still wonder the same thing ...

[@maycutterblank341]

@@corneliawissing7950 because they usually are arrogant individual.

[@corneliawissing7950]

@@maycutterblank341 , I agree, but I'd have thought that by now they'd have found out for themselves that arrogance doesn't equal intelligence? Or must every 'new' arrogant person learn that bit for him/herself?

[@drdaonstyne3166]

By constantly watching this program I have become a detective and I will one day solve a case using this clues

[@mariannevontrapp1063]

😂👍

[@steveviquez6319]

Iii

[@neilfranklin5644]

Or these clues

[@janeeki5868]

Lol

[@TheKnitch]

You're an armchair detective. Which is about as useful as an armchair quarterback. 🤣🤣🤣

[@Tsumami__]

When it’s a civilian they’re “hoping they provide incriminating details” but when it’s a cop they’re “hoping they prove their innocence”. Like come on. People are people. A uniform doesn’t change the fact that humans are faulty when it comes to greed.

[@birdyelke775]

It's their illusion dear... bear it in mind...they had given themselves certain grandeur which is extremely cheap. That's why they always putting themselves on such high pedestal.. poor soul...

[@usuallyadam]

Keep in mind police officers typically know eachother, they attend eachothers weddings, family functions, funerals, celebratory events, the birth of their children. so before making foolish statments consider a broder span of thinking, they are all human not robots, they have feelings, doesn't mean I agree with what corrupt officers do what-so-ever, what that officer did deserved the death penalty.

[@speakerz74]

@@louiss3409 have you considered maybe the statistics are so precisely because of the reasons you mentioned? maybe its the exception and not the rule because its extremely hard to indict criminal officers, who's given the benefit of the doubt from beginning to end and perhaps the ones like this seem like anomalies because it was basically concrete obvious evidence toward their wrongdoing as opposed to the more typical nuanced circumstantial evidence thats usually found through digging, prodding and unbiased police work

[@aroperdope]

@@louiss3409 None of that excuses what this officer did or what other corrupt officers are guilty of

[@speakerz74]

@@louiss3409 you're missing the entire point actually. those statistics btw are nothing to brag about, that would be like if you walked into an airline and they were like "don't worry only 1% of the pilots are corrupt, basically nothing in statistics." the point is that we live in the real world, I know you think all cops are noble boy scouts , but they're just regular people; reactive and opportunistic. because of this, we need a system devoid of all the naive fantasies, that will apply the exact same scrutiny and procedure to any suspect regardless of their profession. those numbers should hit you as highly suspicious, we should expect the true statistical value to more closely resemble that of the population. police, just like everyone else will cheat if they think they can get away with It, that includes crimes big or small. By your thinking, only 1% of police dogs are bad right? lol

[@johnlewis3891]

The cop who killed the woman is one of the worst stories I've heard. The woman was a victim of the burglar who may have been her son and she was killed by the cop she trusted to help her.

[@KCsFunHouse]

That’s so unbelievably sad that the woman thought the cop was going above and beyond but he was really looking for the perfect opportunity.

[@pianomanhere]

When I occasionally watch this episode I have to skip the first case regarding Imogen Thompson and the cop who killed her. Thinking about the reality of that murder and the grimness of the cop's guilt just freezes my blood cold.

[@wendyh3891]

Well done all ❤️❤️ from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@joeblowe7446]

What a Sick SOB. This is the Lowest of Lows , and he will pay a Heavy price in Prison. Have to commend the Detectives on his Police Department for exposing this Evil Sicko , because they could have easily try to cover it up .

[@judithpeligro5837]

Gene Galusha has the most magnificent voice that is compelling and simply beautiful.

[@pontevedra660]

Horrific case!!! There can be nothing worse than a dirty cop!! Blessings to the poor son.

[@amcgeckos]

Great sound quality on this one. Just wished they all were like this.

[@evonneswifttodd3370]

This is a great video and easy to follow along with investigations. However; I wish the background music were lower as it is drowning the good commentator.

[@AudreyH100]

He ruined his whole life for $7,000 crazy.

[@voraciousreader3341]

The fact that he took a life for $7000, and that you didn’t even mention it is even more disturbing.

[@birdyelke775]

Glad the Son of the blue get caught in his dirty act. He's planned was to send the son packing in jail for his heinous crimes. What a freaking loser....

[@levis.andere]

Not like other cases where the police protect their own.

[@myunknownland9272]

@@levis.andere thank God for this justice.

[@numerfiveofseven4102]

Ahh, my favorite narrator

[@montydendron1]

Such a brilliantly compiled series.

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload!

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Size of the computer monitors back then now we get them almost paper thin it’s mad

[@tommymorgan4677]

I know what you mean and my first computer had 1gb harddrive, I`m old lol.

[@didarden]

#1. He's not a very good cop or a robber😲

[@corneliawissing7950]

Clever!!!

[@briceidasantiago9237]

This videos give new ideas to criminal minds.

[@johnrobichaud2776]

Possibly could Brew copycat

[@Kalense]

That music is really annoying.

[@nrich5127]

How is it possible that someone convicted of murder with DNA evidence gets only 21 years - in my humble opinion it should be life with no parole.

[@kerryharding6463]

The ultimate act of betrayal

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

How horrible treason by a cop! The possible level of distrust that can arise from society in whole from such is that people take matters in their own hands. And a lot of people would think it's too lenient sparing the life of someone who kills another for purpose of robbery when he is paid to protect civil society.

[@lennybaldacchino]

great show, BUT the music backgroud well laod fellers,can't hear clear the narrater, tell the producer to lower it the next time PLEASE

[@mrs.schmenkman]

It's because you have speakers set to music. Try switching to voice.

[@mrs.schmenkman]

Or going mono

[@meredithisme3752]

No such thing as harmless in people who behave like him, if you get a bad feeling about someone it's usually correct

[@sing2me]

11:37 pulls raincoat from locker, passes to next cop who slings it over his arm, as narrator says the items were entered as evidence and examined... closely. 🤣 How often the evidence is contaminated is overwhelming.

[@formerdwellerofthebasements]

I was thinking the same thing lmao

[@sing2me]

@@formerdwellerofthebasements WITHOUT FRESH GLOVES ON!

[@macthomas6381]

I think you guys are reacting to a reenactment of what the police did. ;-)

[@myunknownland9272]

Never trust anyone with your money. Or tell anyone what you have or how much. Someone asked me recently, who never tells what she has and I just ignored her.

[@joscelenardecido]

I'm so amazed by how science can track down the killers and solve a crime.

[@chrisbassett8996]

I can only watch so many of these, I think how the hell can people do these things, and I have to find something else to watch.

[@ashleeduncan4053]

(Edit below original question) What decade are these episodes from? Cause it can't be any later than the 90s, MAYBE early 00s. Don't get me wrong, they're very interesting, but they are definitely old episodes. Edit: So I was correct, for anyone who had the same question as me, the show was aired between June 10th, 1996 - October 31st, 2004. It's pretty cool how you can tell things like this just based off the visual evidence (vehicles, clothes, hair styles, ect) so there ya go!

[@marianancy2713]

4-24-1993 indicated on an investigation video ...

[@ashleeduncan4053]

@@marianancy2713 I meant the series as a whole.

[@marianancy2713]

@@ashleeduncan4053 I think the last two cases is much older, because it takes them almost one month or so to obtain the DNA results, they just compile it to be release to much later years ...

[@Frank_Kasozi]

1920's I thi‍nk�🤦‍♀️

[@user-px6hz6ex4c]

It often blows my mind when I watch some of these, thinking they have to be from the 80's or 90's based on the video quality... nope, they are usually from the early 2000's hahaha. I guess we didn't realize the poor video quality since we didn't have 4k definition TVs and monitors back then. Y2K still seems like it happened last year to me... nope that was TWENTY years ago! It does not seem like it has been that long!! I really enjoy watching for those decade identifying context clues too!!

[@AfterTheRains]

The music (or annoying noise) detracts from the voices.

[@tomadalove5852]

Many videos are like this.....irritating & unwatchable.

[@teenamccarty9018]

Yes I agree The New Detectives and The FBI files are well written and well narrated

[@elisevautour6292]

Bravo Forensics Team. Fantastic Detective work.

[@Chicagocubbiegirl]

Why did she have thousands of dollars taped to her furniture?

[@LadyTarasque]

Some people distrust banks.. or maybe emergency funds that can be immediately accessed (risky of course)

[@laurelgirard8475]

That’s discussing! Killing chickens in your tub!! Food and bathtubs do not go together!!Yuck...even if he’s innocent, I’m never eating (or bathing) at his house!!

[@levisguy53]

not much room in his new house (a 6 x 9 shared with Bubba) w/ no tub on site, but he does have the soap on a rope! so, not a total deal breaker!

[@pablosonic892]

Dig the investigative music that plays during the detectives and forensics team combing through clues and working the case.

[@myrakeefer5977]

Oh my!! There was a man that shot a turkey he put it in the back of his trunk with his gun loaded took off.then the turkey started thrashing so he stopped opened the trunk and the turkey hit the gun and shot him 🤣he was arrested for shooting out of season🤣🤣🤣it was in our news paper.

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

Good for that Turkey hope he was a good aim.

[@vissitorsteve]

With woman murdered by the cop, why didn't they compare the retrieved bullets to his gun?

[@MYRIAMLATEUR]

This is a good site... good voice, solid reports. Well done!

[@Jolenesmart1980]

It’s not a site? KZbin is a site : this is a “channel”

[@patriciajrs46]

Before anything is removed from a scene someone should take pictures of everything that is suspicious. I love science and forensics.

[@pocahontaspocahontas714]

Only 21 yrs in jail are you people insane he killed a person

[@frankmayer139]

What were "Rebecca" and "Kelly" doing at an "Italian" festival? I could understand Tony and Angela.

[@tower222]

Oh yeah after looking at a bunch of bloody unwrapped Chicken in your freezer 🤯I would love a refreshment 😬yum

[@gild2604]

What a lovely mugshot.i wonder why she refused to date him

[@bonginkosimnkandla4730]

Watching those programs has made me to be scared of human beings even more

[@nancyjay8519]

It’s too bad that death penalty can’t be applied in cases like this, and killers are kept alive unjustly.

[@AHD2105]

Whats with all the flasher coats. lol

[@kristinebailey6554]

My mother and brother showed up at the scene of my sister car accident before the police. Fatal accident too. My two toddler nieces survived. A neighbor had stopped and removed the children from the car, they were first to arrive, then my mother and brother. When you think about it, family quite often live, very near each other if not in the same house.

[@alpaca4902]

Well clearly no one dissapeared without a trace because then it would not have been solved meaning it would not be in this video

[@marianancy2713]

Lol

[@sindywilson6079]

What is you said?

[@Ir0nMa1d3n]

Clearly

[@vesla266]

I really love your series, but the music is louder than the tellers voice sometimes

[@michellewhite3763]

God always leave a witness. It comes in the form of excellent, diligent and meticulous work.

[@uriituw]

How do you know? Demonstrate that a god is real first.

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

Really?

[@_Meng_Lan]

​@@uriituwlook out the window. The whole of creation.

[@uriituw]

@@_Meng_Lan That’s question begging.

[@uriituw]

There’s an Amiga 2000/VideoToaster in the background.

[@gild2604]

21years what a joke..go out after 10for killing a girl 🤦🏻

[@donnawoodman6249]

I like this series.

[@rastgo9033]

Sick to say shugerhill got their problem from big city Atlanta, that policeman got that problem from his own nature

[@joehentalack2443]

They let the bad cop keep his gun during his first interrogation/deposition???...CRAZY KEK.

[@evi1dav3]

🎵🎶 Bad cop bad cop! What ya gonna do? What you gonna do when the inmates come for you?🎵🎶 Seriously though cops gone bad is just terrible. The ultimate betrayal.

[@nonnymous3369]

Its so heart breaking when i watch and it turns out to be an officer of the law or any one who is in a position of trust who commits the crime. You just can't trust anyone.

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

I wouldn’t really trust a law officer.

[@meredithisme3752]

I'm disgusted that the Hispanic creep just for no reason predated an innocent woman and dismembered her

[@florenceward6954]

How on earth could he have done this to throw his life away wow

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Chapel got the stiffest penalty but no one talks about that onky the ones where they get short sentences

[@julieherring2522]

The music is killing this show can’t watch it

[@nerinebeaumont4498]

Evil walks amongst us!!!

[@truerosie]

That rogue cop wasn't the smartest card in the deck. Throwing the money around immediately, no awareness of how good forensics are now....and this was 30 years ago!€

[@_Meng_Lan]

The last one..Dye, 17, was kidnapped at gunpoint from a convenience store Tuesday by Kelly W. Drott, who escaped from a Louisiana prison where he was serving 21 years for manslaughter in the death of a 19-year-old woman.... The odyssey ended with a chase over back roads early Wednesday when Dye purposely swerved her car into a muddy ditch near Dardanelle, Ark., about 70 miles northwest of Little Rock. Drott put a gun in his mouth and killed himself as police approached.

[@James_Bowie]

Who tapes $15,000 to the back of a dresser?

[@gurhanweyrah3930]

I am equally baffled but I guess it may be the generational difference

[@alexburke1899]

@@gurhanweyrah3930 yeah people who lived through the 1930’s sometimes don’t leave all their money in the banks because they remember the Great Depression and the bank runs of that era and the late 1920’s. Better to buy a safe obviously and the initial robbery probably never would have happened.

[@eggsngritstn]

In the last case the cops are dressed for winter in Louisiana, but the festival was obviously in the summer/fall.

[@MsWaggydog]

Who tapes thousands of dollars inside a cupboard door?!

[@gouhanghal2470]

I don't watch I just plaý the video and listen to his voice and fall asleep. I do this every night 😊

[@achuopeter1889]

I love detective programs and movies, I really admire the work they do it's so brave❤❤❤❤

[@darknight1022]

The muderer in 3rd story Kelley Drott. Escaped prison with help of his gf Robin Duval. He shot her in the face. He kidnapped a 17 year old girl and ordered her to drive the car. With police on the heels she crashed the car on purpose. Kelly Drott shot himself to death after crash.

[@JaneDoe-ql7sc]

They should have to show the interrogations of lmogene's son, too.

[@alanstone1206]

At marker 2:12 the "Body Shop" notice is ironic but may be cynical at the same time.

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

2months on,but 1st grim chuckle I’ve had recently.

[@acastrohowell]

Why would you keep money taped in to the back of furniture 🥴🙄

[@_Meng_Lan]

Maybe cos she watched the great depression of 1929 . This was only 60 years or less later.. probably watched her parents lose a farm / all their savings ..

[@alexburke1899]

I think the murdering cop was working in too safe of a town because apparently there was no drug dealers he could rob or shakedown like other cops do when they need money lol. I imagine all the corrupt cops in the area were probably shaking their heads and thinking what an amateur.

[@liyavatansever9693]

21 yes in prison for killing someone justice system is a joke !

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

I agree they could play the music when the narrator isn’t talking if they have to.

[@wildabeast1]

Old school swatch watch I had like 10 and never wore one lol

[@setapart7884]

Wait...they questioned him with his firearm on his waist?

[@fatemaalbalooshi1980]

Amazing program with magnificent details makes this program the very best. Therefore, I only watch this program … why waste my time with other subpar

[@livelyupmyself1]

They set up the convenience store in the apartment.😂🤣😂🤣

[@sandrapadua2632]

Oh my she was pregnant...

[@bonniegeesey4508]

Me and my kids never been to Texas

[@octaindoctor5153]

Does anyone know how to remove blood stains from the celler floor.. Asking for a friend.

[@LiveCamsAllOverTheWorld]

Move!

[@marianancy2713]

call 911 ...

[@alpaca4902]

Kirby's calling the police

[@Flamsterette]

Cellar, not celler.

[@octaindoctor5153]

I know how to spell cellar... My friend doesn't.

[@Unoduetrequattro340]

How can you do such a gross misspelling... It is your language...

[@sandrapadua2632]

She was pregnant yet he still raped her... And chop chop her what a heartless monster....

[@kristinebailey6554]

That jazzy background music is the pits. WTH? is up with that?

[@Kkayoodle]

Anybody murdering for $ just blows me away. Second story: where was his girlfriend for that long that he could do all that without her at least suspecting something?!

[@douglaidlaw740]

Nice fella!

[@pamsworld9442]

The judge at 17:25 reminds me of actor Gerald McRaney

[@HangImHigh]

Great bongo music

[@bobipapy2404]

Yes this narrator is very articulate PLEASANT VOICE TOO

[@uriituw]

You don’t need to shout.

[@rosievasquez523]

That glass could be a lens of a car

[@nowandaround312]

"Tests on the sample revealed it was type O. Both Marquez and his girlfriend had given samples and neither had that type, but Cecilia did. She had been here. She had died here." Approximately 3 BILLION people have type O blood.

[@gurhanweyrah3930]

True but only one of them had a blanket from this house in a box with her body. Police just needed more prove to ascertain their findings on the blanket fibre and they did by finding blood of the blood group as the victim

[@julieleach6668]

I love that this guytells you where it happened and how far it is from the capitol or next place and this happened in sugar Hill Georgia...i I've the name...