Unmasking the Officer's Involvement in a Staged Crime Scene | The New Detectives

This week on New Detectives - Often, the eyewitnesses of a crime are also the main suspects. They're able to manipulate the truth to throw off the authorities. When a murder is committed and deceit clouds the evidence, investigators turn to forensics to uncover the truth, expose a murderous lie and capture the killer.
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[@whatevergoesforme5129]

In another episode, the murderer was a pathological liar who was able to beat the polygraph test while his friend became the first suspect because of inconclusive results LOL.

[@julieleach6668]

The lawyer who was in jail for fraud then killed his wife for the money was a real stand up guy wasn't he 😳

[@drdaonstyne3166]

Those men that kill their baby mamas why can't they consider that the children are the ones who suffer more by losing a mother and a father at the same time ,you waste your whole life fighting for children that you will only stay with them probably for 21 years before they are adults and move out ,so heartbreaking

[@delaneyrowell9507]

they don’t have the mental capacity to think beyond themselves and what it’s doing to them

[@hamanamanama2263]

For them, its not about the children. They are narcissists. Its all about control. Its so sad. 💔

[@nowandaround312]

The thing is they aren't actually fighting for the kids. They're fighting for control over their ex. The kids are just a pawn to them.

[@annwilliams6438]

@@nowandaround312 They did not have the mental capacity to wear a condom in the first place! Sex= babies is the whole point!

[@LadyVoldemort]

Victoria aka Vicky Beckham, huh? What a coincidence...

[@IvorGrumble]

It was obvious it was Bradford from day one really, but his cop mates tried to stitch up the ex colleague and wife first to help a brother out, when that failed they had no option but to actually investigate the blatantly obvious murderer.

[@scottfisher4425]

I've never seen a Pontiac Grand Prix say Oldsmobile on it

[@yobryan88]

Is thr 2021 new models 😅

[@Dr.Shiixaaye]

I Think Many People Follow This Channel For Different Reasons, But I For One Liked The Unique Language Used In this Channel and it Also Teaches Me More About Criminal Behavior, Which Somehow Changed My Mind When it comes To Trusting Everyone

[@gexrge-ps5]

I agree But I don’t Know why You Talk Like This

[@MYRIAMLATEUR]

Commentator has a beautiful voice... can listen for hours!

[@mariacrossman1181]

I was just going to comment the same thing lol.....very soothing i find...

[@ScarabChris]

The last case. I also am very familiar with a 1980 Pontiac Grand Prix. The car they used in this show was certainly not a 1980 Grand Prix. The 1980 Grand Prix is a 2 door car. The car they used looks more like an Olds Cutlass 4 door maybe a 1979.

[@annwilliams6438]

Yeah, they must have ignored all the Grand Prix cars lying around in the yard at the studio….

[@poonambhatia1903]

In the Beckam case,the children were the worse off.No father no mother no security.SAD !

[@beth-rg8bm]

5:10 Who ever did this crime knew what they were doing REALLY well! Too well!

[@nowandaround312]

Of course, he was a cop

[@fern1416]

The music is the same as " I shoulden't be alive"

[@ericachristian4012]

This is a great reminder as to why the world has come thus far in advancing in technology and mass surveillance provided, possibly set themselves up for disaster if they don't find the right people working for them... You can stage a crime scene all day long but there's nothing like knowing the truth... And with the masses having smart technology at their fingertips are more than curious to know why people get trapped in sloppy crimes like these.

[@shadodragonette]

I just want to point out that most cops are good cops. They have been getting a bad rep lately because of some of the bad ones, and I know there are plenty of bad ones... Just, you never hear about the ones like the ones who arrested me, but never put me in cuffs, but instead took me and my dog to my son's home so I could leave my dog in a safe place. They didn't have to do that, but they did and I have never forgotten that good deed. Yes, I have run into bad ones sometimes, but the good ones are the ones I choose to remember. So many good ones, but the bad ones are the ones most people remember. Sad. For every bad, there are probably a dozen good, maybe more.

[@corneliawissing7950]

Hear hear!

[@NanaFreduaAgyeman]

Is there cross-posting on different crime channels? Sometimes I see a newly posted doc but then I quickly realise I've watched it before.

[@ErwinPrasetyo]

But this one have subtitle ... He..he..

[@LynxieDove]

This show is quite a few years old, others probably have posted it.

[@auroraboobiealice6352]

I've seen a lot of them on TV, sometimes I'll watch an episode for several minutes & then realize I've seen it. They're old.

[@jimmysalford8415]

Did the speeding driver get fined after her confession?

[@yakimahector3412]

I'm laughing right now.

[@theresashelton9024]

These show keep me up ', l love crime videos

[@merryhunt9153]

20:08 when the neighbor who was speeding saw the squad car, she hadn't "placed Bradford as the scene," she'd only placed his car at the scene. It's important to be accurate. However, never try to commit a crime in a small town. Everybody knows everybody else's business, and everybody knows everybody else's car.

[@samsngdevice5103]

It's a squad car. He's the only one who drives it. That puts him there.

[@heatherstewart9300]

I'd hope there are far better reasons than everyone knowing everyone.

[@MichelleLevasseur]

merry hunt: that would only have weight if that was absolutely the only piece of evidence - a slippery defence lawyer could throw up that rather weak point in court in a last ditch effort to get their client off but it wouldn't work. This isn't a family car that anyone could be driving. It's also important to employ logic and common sense - there is accuracy and then there is splitting hairs.

[@trevormcdonald586]

@@samsngdevice5103 spot on, as for know it all merry hunt needs to pay more attention to the shows,

[@trevormcdonald586]

pay attention you might learn something,

[@brianjumba3188]

5th here I love this channel so much

[@rosiehagglund6820]

how can they be so cold about their killing?

[@gman8796]

Life is cruel, what some people find disgusting or obscene is normal to them.

[@SweetChicagoGator]

Keep players bearing false witness are hardest to prove ! 🙉

[@annwilliams6438]

So Bradford goes whizzing past the ATM machine with its camera. Pulls in to the drive. Unlocks his trunk to take a can of gasoline out. Waddles to the house with the can and unlocks the door. He then lugs the gas can through to the bedroom and pours it all over the body and the bed… sets it alight- and calls the fire brigade; all in 65seconds???

[@Dougie1969]

I think they got the Bradford case wrong. I believe they put an innocent man in prison. IMO

[@sega62s]

Tell us why? He did not pass polygraph and was suspicious, bout clothing, lies, and behavior.

[@ernestmulenga6782]

I thought so too...so sad

[@annwilliams6438]

Getting from an ATM and pouring gas all over the house and setting it alight - in 65 seconds? Not a chance.

[@nickphillips4559]

GOD BLess YOU ALL!!!!!!!

[@kayleighgarmley6179]

I have so many things to say and even more questions about these cases and yes I know they are older. Like why ruin crucial evidence of possible blood on the shoe when you can spray luminal and use UV light then test it and see if it matches the blood from the victim. And that’s only one of my questions about these cases that baffles me

[@corneliawissing7950]

Who was the person who worked out the replicating DNA procedure? I know he won a Nobel prize for it, but can't remember his name. He did forensics a huge service.

[@nowandaround312]

The case is from almost 30 years ago, you think they had the same technology, methods and knowledge as forensic investigators now? Obviously they didn't. You needed a much larger sample for DNA testing back then. The sample they had wasn't even enough for blood type testing. The best they could do was prove that it was human blood. They did the best they could with the options available. Also, luminol does not prove anything. Other things besides blood react with luminol. It's just a tool that detectives use to help them locate _potential_ sources of blood invisible to the human eye so that they know which areas need to be tested.

[@unowen9668]

@@corneliawissing7950 1984 Alec Jeffreys

[@julietgover2832]

Playing around with a married man!!! It all had to end in disaster.

[@kimmccabe1422]

Great police work, espec. the pretend suicide!

[@mklvg]

Virginian accent is hilarious.

[@missperfectfeet]

Who commits suicide wearing a glove? He wanted gun powder on her hand, he should have been more clever.

[@Jolenesmart1980]

31:13 town of farmville lol means something so different now....farmville the app

[@stephaniepina4963]

For the second case in the beginning the narrator said the husband said after dropping kids of at their school he stopped at home before going to the bank for an appointment he had. But he changed his story and said he "putted" around at his apartment buildings, then went to the bank for the appointment. But no one saw him there.

[@tonyjohnson8752]

15 ads. Gotta be a new record.

[@annazaman9657]

If you fast forward to the end and then watch again, there will be no ads

[@fern1416]

Why don't you have the adblocker app installed?

[@mandywalkden-brown7250]

Weird, I didn’t get a single ad.

[@fern1416]

Me neither. Use the adblocker browser as your default and problem solved

[@theranjithjay]

1992- Evansville- A Fire burns Tammy Lorre and destroys and hide the killers who had staged the scene and made the mistake of cutting the kitchen screen from the inside and the victim was the mistress of Patrick Bradford who first entered the burning house. Seen before ! Another episode relates to the murder of Victoria Beckham.

[@annamarielewis7078]

Victoria Beckham? The singer?

[@Jolenesmart1980]

@@annamarielewis7078 no

[@_Meng_Lan]

​@@Jolenesmart1980😂

[@rosemarydudley9954]

All these famous names cropping up...1) VICTORIA BECKHAM ... 2) ROBERT BRUCE. KNOWN AS ROBERT THE BRUCE IN SCOTTISH HISTORY.

[@glm6928]

😄 was about to comment that

[@eugenics_gone_wrong1939]

Nobody gonna point out that not a singel soul wore a respirator in the first case?

[@kayleighgarmley6179]

I was thinking the same thing when the firefighters were going back the house

[@Jaggededge112]

It’s not like they were recording it whilst it was happening, these are all recreated.

[@eugenics_gone_wrong1939]

@@Jaggededge112 i know but for the sake of realism

[@sarahadair7320]

It was the 80's? 🤷‍♀️😂

[@pinkipink3636]

💖

[@rmcsharryart]

the music is too loud and the narration too quiet.

[@genxtasy9914]

why do the real life killers look so ugly compared to the actors?

[@corneliawissing7950]

Who raises/raised the children?

[@timothylowe2073]

Did they say Victoria beckham?

[@Kill--alllll---IDF]

Yep 🤣👌👌 beckham wud be proud

[@lararose201]

That's why it's not a good idea to be a goddarn mistress

[@Joelswinger34]

Apparently it's not a good idea to be a wife either. Stop blaming the victim.

[@itszviper4809]

What is this episode called?

[@Jolenesmart1980]

When criminals stage crime scenes

[@Amor1990]

This is a repeat told a different way

[@samasiaskipperable]

🙏👍🙏

[@TaddiestMason]

Freedom, intrigue, snickers among the sharks

[@maxcinerobinson9889]

Who killed Posh Spice???

[@Kill--alllll---IDF]

Fowler and collymore did 🤣

[@passinthrough5227]

wow!! i thought cops were good guys boy was i tricked

[@mimislattery9626]

oh have i got a story for you.......im not being helped because of local dirty cops and docs

[@barbaraerickson538]

This one is as old as you ca get. Seen this about 5 years ago.

[@EventsKiosk]

Hilarious, because these episodes aired between 1996 and 2004.

[@choudarydhulipalli5511]

Not good

[@kenney1050]

victoria beckham??? doesnt that name ring a bell? in england!!!

[@sophiejameson4064]

Robert the Bruce is a significant name in Scottish history.

[@pawpawdabs6194]

To many commercials

[@tonyjohnson8752]

If you drag the red line to the end and rewatch they'll be gone.

[@rosemarydudley9954]

I didn't get any adverts.

[@anthonywilliams2037]

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[@anthonywilliams2037]

I'm learning a lot

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[@fungiblast]

You can see an 80s hangover in the clothing and hairstyles

[@poonambhatia1903]

In the Robert Bruce story,he shot his wife and then covered her head.How bizarre was that.If she had killed herself HER HEAD COULD NOT HAVE BEEN COVERED.She didnt covrr her head AFTER shooting herself. and there were no gun shot marks on the cover either.Pls explain

[@nowandaround312]

What do you need explained? You already said it yourself, he shot her and then put the blanket on her. It's normal to cover a dead body, especially one that looks gruesome. An innocent person might have done the same thing. Unlike most people though he probably wasn't bothered by the scene, he's too cold-blooded. It was likely part of his effort to warm her body to interfere with the investigators establishing a time of death.

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Wgo

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i keep reading this, and i almost understand it each time...

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[@TheeHorizon]

@Jacqueline Parker I think they may be robots or spam :(

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@Jacqueline Parker they are spam bots... they are all over KZbin..

[@fern1416]

Well, their uploads are ehhhmmm, interesting... 🙈

[@melissaupton2097]

It's a sex worker.

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Not at all