Scattered Clues | FULL EPISODE | The New Detectives

. Murder cases are solved by examining clues left by the perpetrator. Examines the murders of Darcie Frackenpohl, Laura Houghteling, and Marjorie Sessions. Join forensics experts and criminal investigators to solve the case.
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Season 5 Episode 3: There's never a good reason for murder but some killers are especially cruel - choosing their victims at random or with no apparent motive and then expertly covering their tracks. These crimes may seem unsolvable, but telling clues remain. It's up to investigators to follow the trail of evidence to capture these deadly killers.
The New Detectives is an American docudrama where world-renowned forensics experts and criminal investigators solve a wide range of cases.
Some scenes in this program have been reenacted, due to the sensitive nature of the show, viewer discretion is advised.

[@Randyfarhi517]

The victims are always described as being punctual at work so that alarms people… Given my punctuality record, , it will take days for my colleagues To be suspicious!

[@julieleach6668]

😄😄😄😄😄

[@alysononoahu8702]

Sad. But true

[@returntonature8773]

My neighbors call me about every 2 weeks to see if i'm ok.

[@tyeclark9635]

Lol thats not supposed to be funny but its ur honest

[@TheSageOf330]

😆

[@muttsrus1919]

Many prostitutes with the courage and bravery to come forward, knowing they might be treated differently and still coming forward have SOLVED a lot of serial killers!!! They are very brave women- Thank you 🙏 they have saved countless woman severe trauma and death. Some others weren’t “taken seriously” but decades later many murders caught when they included their information. Prayers to all the victims and their families.

[@kimwalsh]

bless you

[@rhainaweissehexe3899]

That was a very kind post. All lives matter, and yes, these Women are very brave 💯🌹✨

[@frelnc]

I really like this program. What I find very interesting is the high quality of the reenactments. This is some good work.

[@HKim0072]

This was produced for TV. Internet had just launched, so TV ad dollars were still strong.

[@peregrinemccauley7819]

How is it possible for someone to get only 25 years , after cruelly torturing a young girl for hours , with the victim knowing she is going to die , in agony and alone?

[@richardkranium2944]

Victim’s family should be granted immunity for killing the murderer of their loved one if released before their death. Grant immunity and there is no reason to waste money investigating. Anticipating death might be worse than death itself.

[@alysononoahu8702]

@@richardkranium2944 I dont condone the crime but In AMERICA American citizens are innocent until proven guilty FYI TO YOU

[@richardkranium2944]

@@alysononoahu8702 innocent until proven guilty is just something we say because it sounds good. Once you’ve been in the system or know enough people that have, you can know you are guilty until proven innocent. If you don’t prove your innocence, they will prove guilt based on some dumb things said without an attorney. Loaded questions make one sound guilty however one answers them. Which is one reason why innocent people get found guilty. Innocent until proven guilty is an imaginary concept that sounds good. A good attorney put me in my place on this as he answered loaded questions for me by pointing out guilt is assumed in the question. You answer it, you sound like you confess. Our legal system sucks, but I wouldn’t want to live under any other that I can think of. I don’t think the police intentionally prosecute innocent people, but sometimes they have tunnel vision and think they know what happened. Such as, if I didn’t have surveillance cameras up to prove my version of self defense, I would be in jail right now. Camera footage is indisputable compared to eyewitness testimony. They didn’t believe me until they seen it. Smartest thing I did was not talk to them without an attorney, never go court appointed either.

[@richardkranium2944]

@@alysononoahu8702 I also happen to be the father of a rape victim, she was 8. I feel I was justified in killing him after he served his 2 years in Colorado prison. There is no way he is innocent, it isn’t questionable when they admit it, leave dna, and beg for forgiveness. At no point am I talking about people that might be innocent. Reread my original comment. I specifically put for the people that get out early. Which most should never get out. I do not agree with making deals with these people either.

[@andrewbradshaw2361]

In most European countries you would probably serve 15 years at most for murder.

[@danielmurphy3058]

Like the academy and grammy awards, they must also have a narrator award. They are few narrators that have an amazing voice.

[@legitbeans9078]

Yep. He did a fantastic job 👏

[@KCsFunHouse]

As much as I love shows like this and true crime in general, i just hate that it reminds you how much evil is in the world.

[@blaqknite1445]

Really sucks when it gets elected.

[@Johnbartheart]

BlaqKnite and 38% of America thinks the evil is awesome!..

[@didarden]

@@Johnbartheart we love true crime movies here in US. We here in the US dont like real murder or crime. Just like every other country i think.

[@didarden]

Imagine being the manager that employed Reed. He will always remember his warehouse was their murder place.

[@jonwingfieldhill6143]

@@didarden it is indeed a bit grim that warehouse probably ended up demolished because I couldn't imagine working in a place where someone had done something so vile

[@Roc-Righteous]

I salute all these great detectives, forensic people.

[@GlamRockCowboy]

Roger Reece Kibbe was strangled to death in his cell at Mule Creek State Prison, near Sacramento, on February 28, 2021. He was 81 years old.

[@TheGeosto]

Sweet.

[@corneliawissing7950]

@@TheGeosto A fellow-inmate, who turned out to be the dead woman's brother, cousin?

[@annc.3908]

I’m sure in some dark twisted way he rather enjoyed being murdered

[@scotishjohn]

Cool

[@cathybassett6432]

It's impossible to imagine the mind behind someone who kills just for the sake of killing.

[@Aurumaero]

All public phone booths should have a camera activated if a 911 call is made.

[@didarden]

Whoa.. Great idea if pay phones still exist that is. Im sure Superman would object but oh well.... 😁

[@veronicamoody3981]

Excellent idea.

[@julieleach6668]

That's a really good idea 💡

[@corneliawissing7950]

@@julieleach6668 , Excellent idea!

[@sachdevkaurbala9705]

Great and excellent idea.

[@julieleach6668]

Kibbee was murdered by another inmate by manual strangulation so he got to see how it feels...i looked up Haden Clarke he is a lot older now but the eyes are soulless there nothing there his eyes are just dead 😔

[@ghoffses]

Too bad they didn't put him in with an inmate like Paul Fitzgerald in the UK who killed Richard Huckle, Britain's Worst Pedophile.

[@adamarlem9863]

Karma all☑️

[@bobturner3388]

When I got out of the navy I traveled around the USA and lake Tahoe was one of the most beautiful places I saw! June 30th swimming in lake Tahoe while looking at skiers skiing the mountain bowls! Absolutely beautiful! Before,only seen in magazine's

[@pennysue8849]

Agree there are some of the most beautiful landscapes

[@didarden]

I need to visit there. This only proves deprived sociopathic people like beUtiful places. Not that the beautiful places are bad. Thanks for your positive comment.

[@didarden]

And Bob Turner.. Thank you for your service Sir.

[@alysononoahu8702]

Right on

[@jimbehan3117]

@@pennysue8849 a!a A

[@raymondkymsuttle]

I can’t begin to imagine what it must be like to spend hours fighting for your life & trying to find a way to escape.

[@hlowrylong]

I endured a 20 minute assault during which I believed the attacker was trying to kill me. I later learned that he was trying to quiet my screaming and ultimately wanted me to pass out, but he didn’t know how to do it. So he held his hand over my mouth and banged my head against items in the room and the walls. I remember fighting for my life against someone far stronger, but not being frightened. I was only frightened initially at the attack; the fright left immediately and I felt an intense, fierce driving force of life. Now I figure it was adrenaline. I felt dogged and determined, and likely could have held my breath for much longer than I ever could have in my former competitive swimming days. I broke free, dove into the bathroom, and was able to get the door closed to safety. Bruised & hurt, but safe, I broke the shower rod out and cracked a mirror to use a weapons. I remember looking in the bathroom mirror and not recognizing my face. I thought of the Elephant Man, so swollen. It wasn’t hard to slam the rod into the mirror. Fortunately, I heard the insistent knock at the front door and heard “Police!!”, so I didn’t have to confront the attacker with shards of mirror and a shower rod. I never lost hope. But I was a strong, smart college student with a bright future, so I likely had a better view of life than that of a sad prostitute. It was 30 years ago last March. Luckily I didn’t even think of it then, didn’t even remember it as a milestone. Kinda nice to write down the story and tell a stranger. Guy was caught and convicted. I hope these victims never gave up during the event. I bet they fought.

[@Boodoo4You]

@@hlowrylong Hell yeah Heather. You sound like a badass. Glad you fought the putrid scumbag off and he actually got convicted of it. Keep kicking ass. You don't have to be a passive victim. You can be an active survivor if you fight hard enough.

[@julieleach6668]

@@hlowrylong omg you are one hell of a fighter. i. so sorry this happened to youim so glad you fought like hell to survive. i watch shows like this and think of those poor girls what must it bee like to battle to stay alive but you know what it's like thank you for sharing your story with us. much respect and admiration ❤💔❤

[@gltrgrl2184]

@@hlowrylong Oh, Heather, I’m so sorry that happened to you, and so glad that you had the mental fortitude and physical ability to fight like you did. What a badass you are❣️ I read every sentence with bated breath, and quickly noted how well you articulated your story, but also even how very well it was punctuated. I’m glad to know that it’s a distant memory and unable to torment you. God bless you and yours and them and theirs, Heather❣️💐

[@susandevoe6002]

Good girl, Heather....and so smart!! I would never hv thought of the bathroom weapons YOU thought of -- I'd be left with trying to fend off an attacker with a hair pin, toothbrush or pair of tweezers! So maybe squeeze a bottle of hair dye in his eyes?? You'd hv to keep him out of the bthrm while you mixed it up first tho. :( Or hair spray right in the eyes?? I need to plan something out. Throwing a fist-sized ball of crunched up T.P. at anybody is NOT going to do it either. (I'm not strong enough to rip any kind of metal bar out of the wall, & may not hv anying to break the med. cab. mirror with. I guess you hold the shards of mirror in a towel so you don't cut yourself? I guess. Great weapon tho, if he gets close enough so you can cut his damn throat -- hey, a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do.)

[@sherryclark4862]

Go get 'em law enforcement and forensic experts!!! Bravo! Thankful for you!

[@scarroll625]

Lmao

[@scarroll625]

@Andy White you’d kill half of the house of reps that way!

[@survivingsicklecell1732]

One of my favorite crime docs am always super happy when I get notified about new uploads on both fBI files and the new detectives trust me I love good old time police work back up with some real DNA evidence and the magic forensics can do

[@normatible9795]

Diamond King kyle I agree with you. Very clear naratibong, very thorough investigations. Im happy knowing LAW enforcers do their best to Find Justice but so sad for ALL victims

[@elizabethsohler2410]

I was always fascinated by the stuff they could figure out; sometimes from things I would never have imagined or guessed at. Even very small things.

[@JudeNance]

I hope KARMA finds her killer and teaches him.

[@tundrawomansays5067]

@@JudeNance I believe I’ll stick with science, not “Karma.” But you certainly have many others who also feel the same :-) Please take care of you, stay healthy and best wishes to you and your loved ones this holiday season!

[@BrenMurphy1]

Indeed. I concur. 👻

[@ranichalupsky2827]

Thanks detectives for their help and great work, work well done 👍

[@didarden]

The police office could have just drove by but instead did his job thoroughly, risk his life & captured kibbe. Thank you Sir. After that courts let kibbe take a plea. He avoided the death penalty & become a kept man by the state of CA.

[@pickles3128]

A death penalty in California means nothing as there's been a moratorium on executions since 2006 because there's a "growing opposition" to capital punishment in the state. I have no idea why they don't just get rid of it. California is broke enough without keeping over 700 people on death row until they die of old age or commit suicide by hoarding then ODing on their antidepressants.

[@barbarajohnson3876]

Red states r broke Cali is not

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

There are some good apples!

[@vickywhitesell5261]

There needs to be a special punishment for crooked defence attorneys!

[@jackidupuy7120]

I knew a cop who knew of Clark before Laura's murder. He knew him from the streets of Mont. County. He said he was a weird dude and had a bad feeling about him. Later, Clark admitted to killing a child and took cops to her body. She had been missing for many years. Very sad, very evil. He hurt a lot of families in Montgomery County with his sickness. It was one of the worst crimes of our area.

[@didarden]

Oh my. Thank you for sharing.

[@ddivincenzo1194]

I was living in Bethesda at the time and I will never forget it. My bedroom window faced the woods where he had camped out. The little girl was Michelle Dorr. Her dad was a suspect for a long time.

[@jackidupuy7120]

@@ddivincenzo1194 yep, that's right. Sad, sad situation.

[@davidlewis5189]

I saw both of his cases on Forensic Files

[@julieleach6668]

Yes, I watched the episode about Michelle Dorr it was so sad Michelle's dad was just showing a picture drawn by Michelle just before she disappeared he smiled a little but his eyes were full of pain and dead..he has remarried. I watched the story of Laura his second victim but didn't know about Michelle Dorr until this year. he was living with his brother next door to Michelle's dad's house Michelle used to go there to play with the little girl next door unfortunately Michelle went there that dad and only Kibbie was there his brother and family had left the house to give kibble time to pack his things because he had behaved inappropriately toward his brother's children..he killed Michelle and drank her blood 😔 and buried her not far from her dads home this guy kibble was a sick twisted piece of work he should have been put to death.

[@michaellykke100]

These are great. Thank you for uploads.

[@hazratburhani5652]

Thank you for a good upload. Exclnt narrator with crisp clear sound and pics. RIP all the ladies. One less monster running around preying on vulnerable women.

[@krab1791]

I find it interesting that normally they say “ was attacked” or “was assaulted” but when the victim is a prostitute it changes to “claimed she was attacked” as if being a prostitute means she should let anyone do anything do anything to her body up to and including murder. Like she is asking for it so its ok.

[@richardkranium2944]

It’s not that they ask for it. They put themselves in dangerous situations, along with going along with peoples messed up perverse fantasies. Usually cocaine, heroin, meth or some drug is in the picture. The police judge it as hedonism and are skeptical of claims made by people not trust worthy in their opinion. It is messed up, no prostitute goes along with their demise. Yet they all know the risk and gamble with it. Prostitutes are referred to as almost less worthy as people in these types of documentaries. Which is disturbing because they serve a more useful purpose than politicians. Probably more honest as well.

[@alysononoahu8702]

Its never okay

[@annc.3908]

You have never met any street people then. You have no idea what is established in the police files about people from the streets and how/who they are. When you have repeated run ins with these people and the stories that are false you begin to have a history of crying wolf and mental issues, drug use. Before you make your judgements about this how about you go to a seedy area and observe. (I grew up in Gary, INDIANA in the 80’s,90’s)

[@ghoffses]

@@annc.3908 You're not the only person in the US that has encountered street people and seen "seedy areas"! So it's okay to ignore the street walker aka "prostitute" when she comes forward about a guy who tried to kill her so that the serial killers can continue "cleansing" the streets for you fine folk? K Rab makes a valid point about the difference in wording used in these videos. It's really too bad that every time a prostitute DID tell the truth to help law enforcement catch a monster, they are still referred to them as "claiming they were attacked" even with forensic evidence there including photographs to show that they were. How do you reckon a deceased prostitute is going to "claim she was attacked"? A seance?

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

I just want to commend everyone in the comments section for being respectful to one another! It’s not often I see that. Love you all! 👊🏾👊🏾

[@JamesSmith-rh4is]

Roger Kibbe was killed in prison today.

[@midgie4410]

What goes around comes around

[@samanthagomez7074]

Wow really that's good news

[@samanthagomez7074]

@@midgie4410 Yup

[@jenncoers9823]

Hope Lisa Louise Benson was recognized in some way in the second story, if she just ran and never alerted the police the case would never been solved and more girls killed.

[@charlesreid3482]

The third story

[@alexanderjamesbowden8352]

The first story was also featured on Forensic Files episode “Knot for Everyone”. Roger Kibbe has eight known victims (including Darcie Frackenpohl). He is also referred to as the “I-5 Strangler”.

[@monketstyling]

Why the I-5 Srangler? Any link to source?

[@abeiradapraia]

The second story (Laura Hoeteling (sp?)/Hadden Clark) was featured on Forensic Files too! The episode name escapes me, however.

[@alexanderjamesbowden8352]

@@monketstyling Because he abducted at least two of his victims on the Interstate-5 highway. Feel free to google more :)

[@alexanderjamesbowden8352]

@@abeiradapraia Yeah! It was episode "Beaten by a Hair". Her surname is spelled Houghteling. You were close :)

[@didarden]

Thank you

[@lanaberlin6861]

Much respect to these highly trained officers. Over here in South Africa we don't even have labs anymore, DNA testing is behind, I do not know for how many years! Our police have no idea how to investigate! It is actually a joke what has happened in this once first world country. It is a dumpster now. This has been and still are to this day my dream to become a forensic detective....but financially it was never and still is not possible. Great work done by these men and woman.

[@lymarie1974]

We need ones just like you. Who want to do forensics.

[@jadepalmer6338]

Don't lie so much like this we do have forensic labs here and they do have DNA testing my fathers been a detective with SAPS for many years and he likes watching these forensic type of shows the only problem is they are slow its something I've spoken to him many times about it and BTW I had a friend who was raped and murdered and guess what the same DNA labs we don't have found a match for her killer

[@muccistuckx8945]

I'm I the only person that watches this channel everyday before going to sleep???👋

[@lisalittle5862]

I do too!

[@muccistuckx8945]

@@lisalittle5862 Lol till I pass out

[@julietgover2832]

Me too!!

[@sachdevkaurbala9705]

Me too

[@MR-pv7qg]

Excellent quality upload , picture and sound ☺ thanks

[@sdeee3842]

But 14 ads! 🤷🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

[@MR-pv7qg]

@@sdeee3842 hahahahaha true

[@est1989x]

Sarcasm? I can barely even hear the narrator.

[@MR-pv7qg]

@@est1989x not at all. Audio is perfect!

[@est1989x]

@@MR-pv7qg ok well NOT FOR ME

[@eileenmcdougall2084]

Thank you

[@peacelovincriminal7488]

33:15 😂 the actor playing this role and that walk!😂

[@emeraldbooc8479]

😂😂

[@brendacerena7569]

Thank you for the advanced forensic techniques.

[@jonwingfieldhill6143]

Forensics has advanced considerably more since these were filmed but the human element never changes people kill for similar reasons as they always have

[@MyFavoriteColorIsBLUE]

I only like the full episodes

[@pianomanhere]

Same here. Being strangely nostalgic, I like only the full episodes partly because they remind me of the original television airing of them, for what seems like many years ago.

[@premiumiptv72]

One thing I have failed to understand, in the second story, what was the motive for murdering her, he just broke into the house only to kill her not even sexually abusing her, 30 years is a small sentence, he was a cold blood killer

[@SergioMach7]

turns out he confessed to more killings and cannibalism was also something he engaged in before this case. He didn't have a motive, his mind was twisted enough. This account seems fairly tame. Look him up and it sounds like something out of Psycho with the cross dressing.

[@cruncherblock3834]

@@SergioMach7 His brother was a cannibal also, right??

[@paulleftwick7782]

He could be identified what if his girlfriend is expecting a baby good reason to kill he doesn't want some junkies bringing up his kid

[@billytxn]

Even with advanced forensics nearly 40% of all US homicides go unsolved today.

[@christianmartens3578]

I would imagine that s got something to do with Lack of interest/competence of law enforcement personel ....

[@PurplePinkRed]

I didn't realise it was that high! Interesting info and thanks for sharing 👍

[@Jdjustsaying]

Chance Pemberton that’s probably because they don’t fund forensic or detective work. I know in the US there are charities set up to pay for the DNA profiles of rapists as victims wait years, sometimes past the date of statute of limitations for this evidence to be processed. I think if you live in a wealthy area there is funding but not in poorer areas. This is government decentralisation at work for you.

[@christianmartens3578]

@@Jdjustsaying yeah but what do they US is greatest country in the world LMAO

[@gayledimitri5887]

I thought it was like 55%. That’s what I heard on Crime talk. But if people knew, they really would never leave their homes. Lol.

[@paulabrown6840]

“A quiet man how liked to take long drives at night”. 😳

[@richardkranium2944]

Nothing wrong with either of those things. I also enjoy long drives at night and I’m usually a rather quiet person. As far as I know, I have yet to harm anyone.

[@donnaeturner]

There would not be so much evil in the world if capital punishment were employed the way it should be. Why should we house and feed these animals?

[@julieleach6668]

I saw a doco on a Russian serial killer I week after he was sentenced to death he was taken from his cell to a room that had a drain like a shower drain and he was shot dead and the cost of the bullet was billed to his family...no appeals no 15 to 20 years of feeding these animals no cable just a bullet .

[@melisentiapheiffer3034]

If they believe they will get away with it, they will still commit crimes and murder.

[@alysononoahu8702]

Thanks

[@dome744]

what an awesome show

[@dominiquemarciano4162]

Why when the victims were prostitutes, the prison sentence of the perpetrators are lesser than for those perpetrators whos victims were non prostitutes?

[@richardkranium2944]

You should look into the reason. Then put a report of your findings on my desk.

[@simbarashemapfumo4141]

I swear its always the Fisherman,Joggers,Hunters and Kids playing who always find victims

[@SeriousSchitt]

Well you ain't gonna find 'em playing Xbox!

[@samanthagomez7074]

Yup that's very true

[@mikemichael9269]

Never put rope in your car...it always consider as crime kit...haha

[@ellymay1455]

I’ve decided I’m far to lazy to be a murderer

[@Sojourner927]

The sentences these people get are often disgustingly lenient. I believe the last guy, sadistic killer, got 40 years?! For murder, attempted murder and all the other charges that go with that?!! Are prisons that full? Are we stupid enough to think that a senior cannot commit murder? Is sentencing based on victims jobs, etc?

[@kathleeng1438]

Excellent Forensics out of Chicago.

[@teresalinton5898]

i remember this case well--I grew up in dc

[@jackidupuy7120]

Me too. It was big news. I'm in Montgomery County.

[@Boodoo4You]

Lmao at his little check in the mirror on the way out. Looking like one of the Golden Girls with his weird ass.

[@pup1008]

The first guy went on to kill a little girl. I can't remember the exact sequence of events - If he killed the child first or the murder shown in this but either way how was he out of jail to be able to commit these crimes? He was caught for both so someone must have let him out?

[@davidconklin9552]

Thanks heavens the music isn't too loud!

[@gametimeexpress4024]

My mom really loves police crime shows this is one of them but my mom watches a lot of other shows 60mintues forensic files FBI files and more tnx

[@gametimeexpress4024]

@Frank Skoda-Simmons thx

[@elizabethsohler2410]

This is the show that really got me fascinated with forensics. It was amazing to me to see what they could discover from the smallest most unlikely clues

[@sachdevkaurbala9705]

You have no choice, but to become street smart, and thus acquire :"living" skills when you see these shows. Thank you for educating me.

[@samanthagomez7074]

Wow nice

[@GlamRockCowboy]

It should be noted that subsequent testing resulted in Hadden Clark being diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic, resulting, at least in part, from a head injury suffered early in his youth. Under Supreme Court rulings on this subject, Clark would not have been eligible for the death penalty.

[@tanikathompson4103]

If you're obsessed or fascinated with a person, why kill them?

[@KaritheMortician]

So interesting!

[@didarden]

I like checking out the mens tie in these older episides. See how fashion changes. See if i bought my bf any of these. Lol

[@didarden]

I bought none with yellow. Lol

[@markdoris4186]

@@didarden I am in Guyana 🇬🇾. I must tell you that since I have been re looking at these stories,I have seen at least 6 ties that look exactly like those I had bought. I am wondering if I bought them from the detectives

[@omgomg1665]

It looks like puzzles except it takes long time to solve the cases out ...praise the Lord ....

[@samsngdevice5103]

I need my carpets cleaned.

[@didarden]

Lol.

[@oldmanfromoc7684]

By the looks of so much rope, our killer had big plans! Cowards kill, they can't cope, They got a screw loose!

[@sweetnothingsirobot3032]

My God these ads have a lot of interruptions

[@donnk]

use an adblock.............

[@kristianfairchild7774]

@@donnk what is your suggestion? When on my Bluetooth is agonizing, as I am away from the cell....

[@Patricia-un6kv]

@@kristianfairchild7774 Do a search for AD BLOCKER on Google. I use one, which is free, called *uBlock Origin* and I never see even one ad. I've also seen recommendations made by others on KZbin, as follows..... 1. Fast forward or drag the video just before the end of it. 2. Let the video finish, then press/click on "Replay". Apparently, that gets rid of all the ads on that particular video. Worth a try before you search for an ad blocker...;-)

[@kristianfairchild7774]

@@Patricia-un6kv Thank you

[@Patricia-un6kv]

@@kristianfairchild7774 You're welcome, and I hope it worked for you...;-)

[@geraldinesera8915]

Why did Harry Reid, the murderer after attempting a SECOND murder, only get 40 yrs? Why did he not get LIFE?

[@elizabethsohler2410]

Don't forget, the laws vary by state.

[@TedBackus]

the Laura Houghteling case is a very interesting case, because it brought the actions of her killer to light. many cold case style shows covered this murder, and they also covered a once thought unrelated murder of a young girl named Michele Dorr. it wasnt until his murder of Houghteling that police realized where Haddon used to live, a young girl had gone missing, and been killed. he was a transvestite, and so when people thought they saw Laura leaving the home, it was actually Haddon dressed as her. although he was insane, he wasnt stupid

[@desleyrolph6659]

I wish he would stop calling the woman "the prostitute' Life in this incidence should be throwing away the key. Stories like these remind us that evil can strike anybody any random time.

[@donnamartinez9114]

I agree shouldn't he refer to the deceased as victim. We don't know her.name yet

[@gracenoah6316]

Sick man, infatuation, all that education, smartness gone, because he could not control his mind. And parents, someone starts acting funny around your kids, or your kids starts saying there is a problem, listen to them.

[@danyellwar77]

I dont know if the actor that played the killer at 32:00 has gotten more work. But he looked really SCARY IN THE DARK.😱 The real killer omg i bet the victim was terrified. So sad what people can do to other people.

[@estellemendoza7515]

Another...40 yrs.... What kind of penalty is that???

[@sharonjones2775]

These teach me to be more careful.

[@gloriasamuel5685]

Criminal who kill and hide the bodies, should get more jail time. Because they are also prolonging the torching of the family's of their victims.

[@peggypeggy4137]

I would like to give a hand to the fishermen of the world. They are the front line in discovering half of the unfortunate victims in these cases.

[@elizabethsohler2410]

Well stated.

[@nannydpurcell2315]

In my country fishermen have become one of the main perpetrators of crime. They smuggle guns from Haiti in exchange for drugs. They engage in human trafficking as well as transporting criminals out of the country to escape justice.

[@didarden]

Here here. Hats off!

[@didarden]

@@nannydpurcell2315 😲 sorry for that

[@julietgover2832]

WHAT??? 25yrs!!! What a joke. Kidnapping, torture and murder. All premeditated and executed with cold blooded function.

[@markduncan6690]

Twenty five Years! Outrageous! Armed Bank Robbers get the same sentence!

[@Jae..9..]

Ever notice how the forensic experts seem way creepier than the criminals?

[@alphajalloh8602]

When u see so much that’s how y will look. It’s like a prison guard

[@didarden]

Lol

[@estellemendoza7515]

Just 30 yrs....why not life plus 30 yrs!!!

[@gracefullikeagazelle]

It's astounding how much labour is invested in solving murder cases. It's mostly a desk job??

[@tommyhemlock7915]

If someone who is unlikely ever to change and will always be a danger has been institutionalised on more than one occasion, might it not be a good idea to keep them there?

[@stevie-ray2020]

In this documentary there's no mention of the curious trail at the house left by Clarke's scent that the Police dog picked up!

[@didarden]

I'd love to heard that. Thank you for sharing. And thank you, i love stevie ray also, if thats what your comment name means. And if its your real name-love it too☺

[@stevie-ray2020]

@@didarden I'll see if I can find that video. As to my user-name, it's double-trouble because it's based on my christian & middle names, as well as the fact that I like his music! (Did you realise it's been 30yrs since that tragic helicopter-crash?)

[@pieterheystek2129]

I'm not saying this is right, but prostitutes beware! Like an old friend of mine often says: " those who go LOOKING for trouble seldom fails to find it!!"

[@walleyehunter8862]

The police saved my daughter from some crazy guy ! When she was walking on the yrain tracks leaving the gym ! If the police weren't there who knows what would have happened to her ...

[@julietgover2832]

I worry for my family. Young people fail to recognise and be alert for dangerous people.

[@gawayategulle6272]

"Now that they had a viable print, all they needed was a suspect..." And the commentator sounded really serious!! No trace of irony!! 😂😂😂

[@yanniscatalin9744]

I hate when they say PROSTITUATE! ON A WORD OF A PROSTITUTE, MAN SHE'S A HUMAN BEING LIKE YOU! U COULD SAY IN OTHER CIVILIZATE MANNER 😐 😕😞

[@theresarossi6306]

40years is nothing, for those crimes, so basically he will be out in 15 to 20 So when he come out he will start all over again

[@dhondkurpadghabrey5959]

Why did Clarke killed her. For what reason did he kill her. Did he had passion for killing. If so then the sentence is not enough

[@ElectricAngel19]

just a number of 'years' sentence is NOT acceptable. nothing less than death sentences is ever acceptable for serial killers, spree killers, thrill killers, homicide, child murders etc. at least that way it's an absolute guarantee the sick bastards will never commit these type of crimes again.... ever.

[@sweetness1586]

why did the gardener kill the wonderfull lady ?????

[@samanthagomez7074]

Cause he was obsessed with her that why

[@billgatesleavingyamomshous8177]

Nightmare fuel before bed

[@tarawehry7105]

Never let an employee in your home unless you’re there home

[@gwens5093]

Apple cider Vinegar applied daily to face moles for a week, will remove them painlessly and for pennies.

[@didarden]

Thank you for sharing for the health of us. Really is true. My daughter removes her inherited moles with this.

[@zackabee5498]

Oh wow I never heard of that before. I know it can removes acne.

[@midgie4410]

I can't stand the smell

[@steelhurricane4041]

Kibby should have gotten 50 years for the torture murder.

[@forcesightknight]

Towards to beginning he said they used "sticky" tape. Um? .........Isn't all tape sticky?

[@sleeplessaquarius]

LOL! True! :)

[@amandasherman4140]

Not like that type of tape. It picks up EVERYTHING, even tiny trace evidence, which normal tape might not adhere to.

[@frankmc5021]

Cassette tape isn't sticky.

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

No

[@amirahabdi]

The guy with the wig case how does he have spare 🔑?? To someone’s house?? If someone had a spare key to my house I would not sleep well, unless it’s a family member

[@Zippythewondersquirrel]

Advertisers really need to actually watch what they are running during these episodes. I think it must be chosen by key words during episodes. A liquor ad during the scene of where a prostitute was picked up in a bar. A warehouse meal ad during a scene where a woman was tortured in a warehouse. Seriously?

[@jaqueitch]

"illiterate, but intelligent..." Yeah, okaaaay... Lol

[@davidconklin9552]

On the Laura Houghteling segment: a friend enters the house in the day time and the lights are on?!?

[@843idfa]

Omg the amount of puns. Pun after pun after pun. The transcript is simply a series of puns.

[@gaygoc]

it's so funny lol

[@Boubson]

40 years only for a sadistic murder and attempted murder by a convicted repeat offender? this guy could be released after less than 20 years in prison...

[@user-st7ej6lt5z]

A sevnteen y.o.on the streets in the middle of the night,! How brave how terrifying.😂😂😂

[@sweetness1586]

yes its right beside you everyday the evil and the horrible ads !!!! money is evil

[@ditonuts]

Unwatchable, too many ads.. every 3 minutes one pops up

[@tommymorgan4677]

AdBlock for KZbin.

[@est1989x]

Well start paying for no ads then. That’s what I do

[@breannahill299]

Ununversal credit. Universal credit

[@rebeccacruse9163]

I feel people don't really think prostitutes are people but they are they just may be falling on hard times and need the money, But i think of them as sisters daughter and mothers to someone they matter. if she was someone's sister or mother or daughter would you care what happened to her? I would. they are just lost people who need someone to care about them and I agree about the narrator's voice. he is the best i have ever hard in my life. After a really stressful day at work i love to listen to him. Like Micheal Stanley on the radio may he rest in peace had a voice that calmed me driving home from work in may snow storms. I live in Cleveland so go figure we have brutally hot summers and off the charts cold winters. "I think there is a tie between him and Micheal Stanley

[@chrisbassett8996]

gees not even safe in a store