Serial Killer VS Over Protective DAD | The Case of Tiffany Shore

"Something's wrong with dad"
Houston, Texas, 1986: 14YO Laurie Tremblay is murdered. The case goes cold, and years pass with more bodies discovered, without any clues on who the killer is. Meanwhile, young Tiffany Shore moves in with her dad after her parent's divorce. She starts to realize he is not as fun as she remembered. More and more controlling, he makes a habit of locking his daughters inside the house when he leaves. As his behaviour becomes increasingly strange and overprotective, the Tourniquet Killer claims more victims: surviving her dad’s sudden rages will actually be the key to solving the terrifying serial killer case.
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[@quinnhen2325]

So sick of stories of sexual abuse being reported over and over, and the “authorities” not taking the information seriously!!! Infuriating and disgusting!

[@captainobvious6070]

This is why yall need to learn the connection between misogyny and crimes, and vote radical feminists into power.

[@jessa95]

​@@captainobvious6070 This is bigger than misogyny & radical feminists will only make it worse not better.

[@Marconel100]

@@captainobvious6070 No.. why the fuck would you want that? They want more power than men have, they are already equal in rights.. but thats not what they want, they want special treatment, fuck feminists.

[@mgreenesco9955]

@@captainobvious6070 dont be ridiculous. Just need the filth out of government, police, judicial system and prosecute the few monsters that do these things. If we promote radical femenism the human race will end, they refuse to be decent human beings let alone breed with a man in a loving relationship.

[@jessedavis5992]

​@@captainobvious6070this is the dumbest shit I've ever read

[@aenirrinea523]

So his sister reported him 3 times. Tiffany's teachers reported him as well, and they did NOTHING?

[@clark2491]

They were probably profiting off of the cheese pizza he was delivering

[@sleepysmartboy6287]

Not to mention some people have lost their kids for poverty but this man had a blind eye turned ..

[@DreamChaser1252]

'Merica

[@ancientruth5298]

😂if you were reported it doesn't mean the police can arrest any people on the spot they need a good solid evidence 😂 you can't just point out anyone

[@JulieGreilh]

@@ancientruth5298they could at the very least have investigated

[@cloudnine8842]

He did no jail time for “touching “ his children. Only had to register… It you get caught with a lil bit of personal use drugs u better count on some good jail time. Anyone else see how insane this is?

[@DadaIorian]

Too many liberal DAs letting criminals go without consequences.

[@nicoleross356]

Yup it's disgusting.

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

@@DadaIorian no such thing as a liberal DA.

[@paulaw9764]

It's a disgrace, everything is corrupt.

[@JacquelynRivera930]

People don't get jail time for a personal use amount of drugs. It's a low level misdemeanor and they'd rather you go to rehab. Do you not know there's a drug epidemic going on? They don't want the jails filled with these drug addicts. They want them to get help. Even people who have priors. If you get a simple possession and paraphernalia charge it's usually 1-2 years probation/parole.

[@Anonymous1930.]

The fact that CPS dismissed Gina's attempts at trying to report her brother, ignored the claims of the parents of the 16 year old victim AND let that monster out without any jail time despite the fact that they literally had evidence against him is just so sickening.

[@MandatedReporter]

My dad had cps called 68 times. Never got help. Finally he's in prison but yea he's getting out in 3 years. Charles Wayne Guerra in California. These types of people should stay locked up and death penalty should be brought up vs release.

[@SuperNova-bq2ge]

I wish you all the best and the strength to heal

[@DoubleAplusJ]

​​@@MandatedReporter same! 26 times in one year. He finally faced prison time and I was left homeless afterwards. He was facing 20+ years but took a plea bargain deal and got 12. They released him after 7 for "good time" and completing a drug and rehabilitation course, lol. Not sure if there was also a "do not rape and torture children" course as well. Social services turned a blind eye time after time and had the nerve to tell me that I could have just told them 😂. I'm still furious. But I'm also alive and doing my best to have a life I can be proud of.

[@mcfrenchfry2196]

Yeah I feel like CPS doesn’t do anything when they need to AND over Reacts when they Don’t need to 🤷🚮

[@wintersoldier4335]

CPS has no authority whatsoever stop asking them to do anything except report....call Law Enforcement and give it time..

[@VidralliaArchives]

I'm genuinely glad that this woman works in law enforcement now. Because she's right. The system needs more people who actually care.

[@evilswissy]

if you stopped believing in the disney land fantasy the media has created, you'd actually understand exactly why the judicial system is so broken and corrupted

[@v8wr253]

People who actually care are pushed out. the system makes rotten apples because the roots of the tree are rotten

[@saaramohamed8921]

This is why the connection between overprotective and controlling dads and sexual abuse/violence needs to be investigated more

[@proudmen1220]

So you want just to go ar

[@doncarleone973]

I agree with you Saara. That is a very good point.

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

Yeah, when it’s on a *creepy* level, likely it’s coming from a creep. Disgusting. At least they had the concern of their Aunt cos if not, they were about to go back to a living nightmare.

[@apriljk6557]

💯

[@Lola-AreaCode212]

​@@proudmen1220 what is "ar"?

[@Yorbelize]

I admire the mother and the sister for telling the authorities about their son or brother. I have heard of too many cases where family members blindly support or hide the crimes of their loved ones.

[@fredajordan5704]

I feel the same way.

[@dianawatton7570]

It was their Aunt (God bless her) who reported the sexual abuse of her nieces, not their mother!

[@johnmalkovich855]

@@dianawatton7570 they are talking about Anthony’s mother Deanne Shore

[@audreymuzingo933]

Amen! I don't know why they presented this whole thing as revolving around the one daughter Tiffany, when Gina was the biggest hero here.

[@ninchicat]

@@audreymuzingo933 IKR, she tried to keep her baby sister safe even if it's still fail.

[@WeDoNotGrantUTheRankOfMaster]

I'm not sure why I was originally expecting a story about a dad fighting off a serial killer who is after his daughter. What actually transpired was purely sinister. Damn.

[@ninchicat]

My thought exactly. That "VS" on the title is so misleading.

[@freshgreen54]

That's what I was expecting too. Wishful thinking I guess.

[@urmom9837]

@@ninchicatI mean it’s not really misleading. They were all thinking he was being an overly protective dad with what happened surrounding them. But the plot twisted.

[@ninchicat]

@@urmom9837 I'll stick to my opinion.

[@Sunnysideup_3142]

I thought the same thing.

[@cvjcg4222]

Anthony’s sister did something most families don’t do. Most families choose to keep quiet about sexual abuse going on in the family bcs it’s “embarrassing”.

[@magdalen5108]

Sorry that's a lie. They stay quiet because families often disown and attack and smear victims actually.

[@HAI.1]

What is disturbing is that a high percentage of these type of crimes rape/murder/abduction/child abuse/torture etc are committed by fathers who have children of their own. R.I.P to all the victims

[@paulaw9764]

They're all going to burn in hell

[@MJBABYPHAT]

oh yes, very distrubing. i watched more than one serial killer documentaries and these men have kids..like how are u kidnapping, r#@ing and killing other people's kids and have your own?

[@HAI.1]

@@MJBABYPHAT your right,they should never have kids, evil they are

[@fuckyomom875]

Ted Bundy was the perfect father and still the most dangerous man

[@jsantiago38]

It's the best cover! I mean who will doubt on a "good" father right? A family guy?

[@gr8fuldeb699]

I am so sick of law enforcement telling the parents their kids are runaways and that you cant report someone missing until a certain time. Its disgusting. Their job is to protect and serve.

[@bridgetmcgiggles4528]

There is no time period to report a person missing.

[@clickchick6861]

The thing is there's not enough money for every cop follow every lead... People and government need to find another way to solve that issue

[@BlossomFlower285]

Facts!

[@bandito241]

Their job is not to protect and serve but to enforce the laws and keep order.

[@gr8fuldeb699]

@@bandito241 I agree with both statement

[@angieemm]

I was a teenager in Houston during that time period and I don't remember this at all. I guess that's why my parents were so scared when I wasn't getting home at the normal time or staying out too late. I do recall there being a really bad crime wave in the late 80s and it got better, but now it's a cesspool all over again. Why do people even have children if they're not going to do right by them?

[@katielainedesigns]

Same I graduated from Jersey Village HS in 94! I won’t even drive through my childhood neighborhood now-it’s awful!

[@Skeem3rDoloPsn]

Bruh you say you’ve been everywhere lying ass

[@Mephisto-ie2xg]

A fine question.

[@ditzygypsy]

That would make me think even more horribly of Texas than I already do. I had a pen pal in Weslaco for many years who was a teacher and then a principal. I remember her being openly and blatantly harassed by superiors and male coworkers, and I told her to go to her union, since I was working for a university union here in BC at the time. I nearly fell over when she told me that unions are illegal there. That sounds like a terrific policy for employees to be treated wrongly. Perfect for the abusive and corrupt employer. Then I learned more about Texas, and now, today, I am convinced it is simply part of the sewage tank of the US, along with Florida and many mid-western states. Ewww.

[@user-ys7eh9kx9p]

Becuse most humans are selfish =/

[@sophiaisabelle01]

We appreciate how considerate you are towards the victims and their families. Keep up the good work.

[@doncarleone973]

I appreciate how you deal with these ppl and their circumstances. I'm new here but I really like your videos. Great job👍🏻

[@sillavie4322]

They shouldn't show pictures of her own daughter though.

[@Rebecca.Elizabeth]

It's so sad because these girls had to go through so much. Their mother failed them and so did their father. I'm glad their aunt tried to help them over the years and finally contributed to getting them, and the other victims, the justice they deserved. It's honestly disgusting just how corrupt this country is when it comes to sex offenders. They get a slap on the wrist, yet the victims suffer for life.

[@Abcdfog]

Yes and it’s getting worse they let violent offenders out all the time

[@ulalaFrugilega]

I thought about the mother, too. She must have divorced the man because he was controlling etc. to her, too. Why leave the girls there? I've asked myself the same question about those monster mothers' ex-husbands, who later claim to be shocked y whattheir children suffereed at the hands of the woman they fled in panic...

[@ZombieSazza]

@@ulalaFrugilegaso my mother and father divorced when I was a kid, she and him didn’t have a good marriage, bad on both sides tbh. She always made out she was a huge victim and wasn’t safe, that the house wasn’t safe for us either… but he had custody of us for 2 years and she never once came back for us, she instead went out and partied with random men. When my fathers mum died he was devastated and didn’t have any fight left in him between the bitter divorce and losing his mother (he never knew his father, he was a one-night-stand-with-a-stranger baby) so his only parent and he struggled with depression. Only at that point did she get custody, not because she missed us, but to hurt my father. Some women abandon their kids without a second thought, my mother did that for 2 years and didn’t think twice about it, and instead only used us as pawns to hurt her ex husband. Guess who grew up with a mentally unstable mother who neglected me, forced me to care for my brother and encouraged my brothers violence against me? Yup, that would be me. My father and I are rebuilding our relationship as adults, he’s genuinely horrified hearing about some of my childhood, he was in tears listening to some of it, but it wasn’t his fault, my mother just wanted to hurt him. He was correct tho, he told her years ago “Kellie, one day your kids will cut all contact with you when they learn who you truly are, but I’ll always be there for them no matter what they’ve done or who they become”, and he was spot on, I haven’t spoken to her in years. Some mothers just don’t actually care about the kids that they have, this case being a prime example of a mother who said “I’m divorcing you and you can have the kids”, but they were failed by both parents whilst I’m lucky to have a normal father.

[@saragonzalez7839]

​@@ulalaFrugilegain the case of father's leaving their kids with their mothers I think has something to do with an underlying issue of sexism and that we as a society tend to believe that all women are natural mothers and could never be capable of hurting their own children

[@ulalaFrugilega]

@@saragonzalez7839 certainly, but I've heard about cases, where the men fled their abusive wife, and left kids behind... anyway, ppl tend to be good or bad parents unrelated to gender. everything else is socialization-

[@JennMartinello]

Go, Tiffany! WOW. 🙏✨️🙌 Got me teared up at the end when they said how she became a police officer, joined the army, and more! That's true grit and rising from the ashes.

[@meroonaldi2961]

Amen and Amen

[@natalievu4399]

What an absolute heroine!

[@sashinkaroseman1512]

@JennMartinello She was a sheriff's deputy & joined the Air National Guard, not the Army.

[@IwasBlueb4]

Or a cold Psychopath ....They often join the army or police force....in order to feel powerful and bully .....I dislike Tiffany

[@Drealmers]

@@IwasBlueb4 troll

[@sushimar0]

Child protected services rarely do what they are supposed to, what their title say PROTECT THE CHILDREN in many many cases. Disgusting!

[@LostBoy606]

Any examples of that?

[@ruqayyahqadri8180]

​@Spaniard Seer there's lots of evidence of cps failing; however, there's also many successful cps stories.

[@leonnahofer9138]

Don’t blame the government when family and friends need to step up and do something.

[@Iehbs]

@@LostBoy606this video. Did you even watch it??

[@123leyang321]

@@leonnahofer9138 Yet in the example in this video, family had stepped up and done something, but the system still failed.

[@nala8219]

Reading the title I thought the dad was gonna protect his daughters, but as soon as I heard he locked them inside I knew he was fucked up. I'm disappointed but not surprised that CPS and the court failed them in the first place.

[@rickjustus6416]

He wasn't overprotective.

[@Hendrixtanell13]

@@rickjustus6416 she said at first she thought 💭 re-read

[@rickjustus6416]

@@Hendrixtanell13 lol, what are you? Can save a ho? Foh

[@nathancarlton9456]

Same

[@howdy..]

Bro I know the retards that made this video just click baited me by making me think the kid was gonna be the killer

[@twtabuttonshirt]

it’s so infuriating how many cases could be solved and people could be saved if only law enforcement took people more seriously edit: obviously I know it’s not all police officers, I am absolutely grateful for those who actually listen and put incredible amounts of effort in helping people, however many pay a big price for those who don’t also idk why some people in my comments think i’m involved in some kind of conspiracy lol i’m just a regular person commenting my opinion

[@derekmarks9778]

An officer in my hometown was recently fired due to not doing his job and the mother went to the fbi...

[@roserocks1979]

You mean they're suppose to actually do their job. Gasps. A lot of police just don't care.

[@Autumnpearly]

And CPS

[@Autumnpearly]

​@@roserocks1979 especially if it's a woman about abuse or stalking.

[@Fresasconveneno]

Honestly

[@sirussid3671]

What kind of a father does this to his daughters...drug his daughters to ____ ..!! How could police miss that...? My heart goes out to tiffany & amber. How every time these poor girls are failed at every step by the system.👀Wow the courage of girls to testify against there dad is remarkable .

[@lucasbaker2527]

Clearly a father who isn’t mentally there

[@captainobvious6070]

The masculinist systems protect male abusers.

[@jessa95]

Sadly this is pretty common.

[@bec5250]

@@jessa95 yep

[@lydiapetra1211]

​@@lucasbaker2527 oh he was not mentally ill....he was evil...

[@breesmith7520]

I’m sorry but how is raping your own teenage daughters not life in prison? How is that not the most revolting despicable crime. Worse than murder honestly. You’re their father. And they’re children. That’s so many levels of disgusting and horrifying. And I hate that I might one day make casual conversation with someone like this. No one should have to serve coffee to. Or ring up groceries. Or be neighbor to. This type of person once it is known who they are. I’m sick thinking a man like this can be let out and he just loves among us and those girls can’t even have their trauma validated

[@IntrepidsRus]

So proud of the Aunt stepping up!

[@isabellemarcus5749]

I was sexually assaulted by my biological sperm giver from 5-10 years old until I finally got to move to my mom. The cops did nothing, he didn’t see a day in jail, my half siblings live with him now… the system is disgusting 😔

[@frenchy1987]

😢 I'm so sorry Hun

[@laslobas1234]

I’m sorry this happened to you as well. America is a culture of rape and violence

[@qjtvaddict]

Sounds like the Russian empire before 1917

[@haileyburke903]

Fuck man. I’m sorry that happened. I wish I could take all your pain away 😢

[@Julzsavedandsetapart]

I'm sorry. I went through it too.

[@samfucyu6196]

The respect to the families, victims and the narration arenall top notch. Really well executed. I can't believe people can be this twisted... And that the man would SA his own daughters 🤮

[@R.Oates7902]

He was sick! Now he's DEAD!!

[@terriegilley6574]

I don't know why you would be shocked about what he did to his daughters. He kills and SA girls for as a hobby.

[@Kat.Evangeline]

Killer is on the loose - so let's send the 9 year old to the store (?)

[@samfucyu6196]

@@Kat.Evangeline Yeah that was fckin stupid too

[@terriegilley6574]

@@Kat.Evangeline sadly the absolutely cruelty of some people and stupidity of others is limitless.

[@shivvWhore]

The whole incest thing is SO much more common than we want to believe. Most cases of childhood sexual abuse is perpetrated by family or close family friends, it's so fucked up.

[@Chlomin]

Man, was excited seeing the title Overprotective Dad vs. Serial Killer hoping for a satisfying story of dad defeating the SK saving his girls. The twist was disgusting, cliche and disappointing.

[@redpilledtrooper7523]

NGL, I was picturing some Tank of a father coming in and unloading a glock on some dude trying to take his kids. I guess these criminals never target places with Based Fathers.

[@nealgrimes4382]

That's reality for you.

[@900ug]

fym "cliche"?? bitch this is real life wtf

[@alex-qd6of]

@@redpilledtrooper7523 no based dads in Texas...😮‍💨

[@Mangolite]

Sorry to disappoint you that real life is not an M. Night Shyamalan plot twist for you.

[@lizervations]

Child Protective Services...never fails to disappoint. They always find a million reasons not to do their jobs. I'm glad he got caught. I pray healing and strength over Tiffany and the other victims' family members.

[@wesss9353]

Or they take kids away from parents that don't need to be taken away

[@WindowsXP-y5l]

CPS, IRS, FBI, CIA, NSA... pretty much all of them. The issue is, the FBI CIA and NSA aren't only a failure, they aren't even constitutional.

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

There's a show about him and his daughters talked about how poorly they were treated, starved, kept as prisoners. Glad he's gone from society.

[@Autumnpearly]

Could you please tell me the name of the show? If you know it of course

[@Good_Fairy_Oz]

​@@Autumnpearly lmk if u find out pls

[@chickpeademon8515]

@@Autumnpearly Evil lives here.

[@nealkelly9757]

If this happened in a Democrat state then the killer would still be alive. Long live Texas.

[@debralucas9519]

​@@nealkelly9757That from the state that did nothing but lie after 20 more kids were slaughtered at school. Gtfooh 🤡

[@3emeraldangel]

To hear the heartbreak in the aunts voice when she discovered her suspicions were in fact true, it's horrible. The system failed them miserably.

[@valkylva]

I’m tired of CPS taking the word of the parent in question. There should be full on investigations.

[@NatureLover-62]

@ Valkylva, CPS should be investigated as they are notorious for letting down children in unhealthy environments on a daily basis. The entire system needs more case workers, more training as well as some type of management oversight board of each set of case workers that are ensuring that children no longer fall between the cracks and are protected and secured into healthy environments free from harm, abuse as well as proper nutrition, schooling and most importantly safety!!! It’s a systemic problem that has hampered the system for decades. Unfortunately too many children grow up with serious mental issues but for some they end up deceased as well.

[@carson9359]

No doubt. It's better to check and be wrong instead of do nothing at all.

[@Saiege]

They usually do. At least up to 5 years ago as I know

[@calij586]

I agree! Did they ever both to do a gynecological exam on the girls? Wouldve told them all they needed to know

[@rickjustus6416]

For every one that is legit, 20 are not.

[@willworkforyarn4893]

Tiffany, one person can change the world. You are doing it every day!!

[@tamaraann5926]

I can’t believe parents would send a kid to the store knowing there’s a killer out there targeting children?!🤦🏻‍♀️

[@k_j_n1242]

💯💯💯 Right! And not just a kid, a very young kid. The issue is, predators exist, they are out there just waiting to pounce on any vulnerable looking person, which of course, a child is. My daughter is 10 years of age, I would never send her to the shop because I know that if something were to happen, she is to young, and physically weak to give herself the best chance of getting away. It's sad that it has to be that way, but I choose my children's life every single day. Madness! It's a jungle out there.

[@nostalgiagatuna]

I thought the same wtfffffffffff

[@ghostdemon7936]

Me neither. Talk about handing their child on a plate to a predator.

[@TrumanStalls18]

Before the 90s and even after sometimes, people were really naive, trusting, and negligent towards their children.

[@Kiefsti]

@@k_j_n1242 The 80's were a different time 😅, I still remember when stranger danger first came about. What (and I'm assuming you are) young people don't understand, is there was no internet. Sure there was info in the morning paper and the evening news, but you didn't get the constant barrage about minute by minute details. You didn't have people marking themselves "safe" on FaceBook. You had to relax and take chances or you would never leave your house! With a two parent working household (or worse, a single mother), latchkey kids were a little feral lol Edit: oops, didn't mean to reply to you specifically! Fumbly phone fingers.

[@Erebus.666.]

Go on Tiffany, you are an absolute BOSS. You are not a victim, you're a warrior. Hope life treats you well from now on.

[@Whitetigerfyre]

People really need to take alot more notice when fathers become obsessive and that increases intensity with aggression, sometimes physical and verbally abusive outbursts , its rarely to do with protecting and love but practically always sexually perverted, the rage and obsessiveness IS actually sexual frustration .

[@itzjess88]

Reading this I'm now worried about my daughters.

[@mochimochi7669]

So the mandated reporter (teacher) reported suspicions as required and nothing was done. RIP to all the beautiful souls taken.

[@fawamaco1848]

I don't think he was persuasive to the cps, cps just doesn't care about abuse and it's so frustrating.

[@hildia5439]

Both girls were so brave, doing whatever they could to protect each other. So proud of them.

[@ednaatluxton4918]

13 years too long. Brave girls. They saved many more possible victims

[@carejensen7889]

I love that you don't glorify the serial killers in your videos- like most crime channels do- and focus on the victims' povs keep up the good work.

[@EKk8819]

These are above Netflix quality documentaries, you've got a special talent to put together these videos my friend. Best crime channel on KZbin, me and the wifey appreciate you!

[@francelinamommyof3]

Agree! This channel is 🔥

[@winifredherman4214]

The “ wifey”? If a man referred to me that weird, impersonal way, I’d be out of there fast!

[@EKk8819]

@@winifredherman4214 yea that's probably why you don't have a man you clown, nobody asked for your opinion either so why don't you just keep it to yourself or maybe go tell your dildo

[@shoshanawolfe7107]

I love being called wifey…

[@EKk8819]

@@shoshanawolfe7107 yea my fiance does to lol

[@evelyn38927]

is insane how 53 girls are still unknown.

[@Mr.Guild1971]

every serial exaggerates but 53 may mean 10-35 or 53

[@AC-iz7eh]

He probably exagerated, he was already caught so he had nothing to lose by lying. Sometimes killers pull this move to try and negotiate or buy more time before sentencing

[@SynthoidSounds]

This type of case is exactly what the death penalty was created for. Infinite respect for these sisters having survived through all this, their courage and getting on with their lives. 13 yrs to finally pull the plug on this nauseating POS scum???

[@audreymuzingo933]

I'm against capital punishment for multiple reasons including the executions of many people who later turned out to be innocent ....but .....yeah, if there's any kind of person who deserves it it's a piece of dog sh like this guy.

[@ufoufo9182]

I couldn't agree more.

[@marieslabbert6009]

Tifanny as well as Amber are such brave girls. To think they lived all those years with a serial killer.

[@Real_g.s.]

What a terrifying story. Bless Tiffany, I am glad she is finding the peace that she never had as a child.

[@fredajordan5704]

His two daughters are so beautiful and head-strong. So sad what their father had put them thruogh, and so sorry for all his victims. Glad he`s finally gone now.

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

I’ve never heard of this case. It’s so weird how serial killers let some live and others they do not.

[@fredajordan5704]

Robin Yes this fact is puzzling to me, too.

[@WideAwakeHuman]

They’re just humans too - they change their minds and have their own weird motivations

[@chlosaxon]

i guess it depends on the state, evidence and how remorseful they are 🤷‍♀️

[@Saiege]

Some like to leave a witness

[@calij586]

I honestly think that they are not allowed to kill some victims. As my Mom always says, there are so many mysteries in this life

[@rosajucglaserra4506]

Moltes gràcies! Thanks so much! I'm now 61 and, as a victim of sexual abuse in my childhood, I'm very grateful for your channel. People must know the strenghth and fortitude of childs

[@debbieprokop9401]

The narration, the voice, is just one of the reasons why I enjoy coming to this channel! Nothing uploaded has been unseen by me. Thank you Unseen dude ; )

[@willakana3369]

My pleasure yo ;]

[@annied4084]

What the hell! There have been complaints to CPS and nothing happened????

[@bruhverlybruh4012]

Who else stuck the Christmas bow on their forehead as a kid?

[@Mr.Guild1971]

Sounds like The Mother was quite a piece of work. Never knew the girls whole side of the story.

[@_gw33do_]

As a man and a father of two girls this really makes my blood boil. You are supposed to be your girls protector and this scumbag took his girls trust, innocence and so much more as well as other fathers girls. He earned his outcome; bless all the girls and families involved.

[@hq_FiRE]

What the hell does CPS even really do?

[@kyreeseq]

in my experience they be on your ass if you're on your ass tryin your hardest, but don't give a shit about those who don't give a shit (or worse), "cause you know...that'd mean a bunch of actual work to be done. /pardon my French, I'm upset/

[@Mr.8.7.8USCH]

They Recon or wait for a neighbor to call them about at risk children, in which the parents dont particularly care. They swoop them up, Then sell them overseas ( American Underground Sextrafficing) And/Or sell them for their organs, Blood & Adrenochrome. To many many many entertainers, politicians, government officials. Technically Vampirism & Its rejuvenative effects are a real thing. Oh, & a Huge high, They say.

[@Mr.8.7.8USCH]

​@@kyreeseq Youre 109%

[@TheTwinFiles]

There are a few problems with CPS: Understaffed, overworked and underpaid. However with all that said, there isn't an excuse for negligence. My channel covers true crime and we covered the case of 4 year old Rilya Wilson who went missing for 15 months and no one noticed. Rilya was given to a woman who claimed to be her grandma but CPS never checked (spoiler alert, she had no relation to Rilya). Rilya was supposed to get monthly visits from her social worker but by the time she was checked again by a completely different social worker, she'd been gone for over a year. And when they FINALLY realized she was gone, CPS still WAITED 6 days to report her missing to the police. Unfortunately, Rilya was never found and is thought to be dead.

[@hq_FiRE]

@@TheTwinFiles :( I hope she's found alive.

[@domoetker3967]

This is why the connection between overprotective and controlling dads and sexual abuse/violence needs to be investigated more 😒😒😡😡📢📢

[@blondegiraffe2023]

Bless you girls, going through life without a neglectful mother and father. You got dealt bottom of the barrel but rising above it like you are shows true heroism.

[@fuzzamajumula]

Way to go, Tiffany! In spite of your challenging childhood, you survived and saved lives! You chose a career that puts you in a position to continue to save lives! Thank you for overcoming the horror you lived through and becoming a hero.

[@zima627]

Another example of how and why the justice system fails us. If you think parents like this aren't directly the cause of the homeless problem, think again. 99.9% of the issues homeless people face stem from childhood trauma. Protect children better and you could eventually solve the homeless crisis. Or keep sweeping it under the rug.

[@familycrimestories]

It is SO disturbing that the individuals closest to us are typically the ones that hurt us the most...

[@rickjustus6416]

If you have fucked up people yes. Not everyone's family is this way. Still incredibly disgusting by the father

[@captainobvious6070]

Tell that to masculinists who shame single mothers and mothers who divorce and get custody.

[@isaa.5187]

The justice system is a joke

[@petronecosmetics9230]

Thank you, Tiffany! You and your sister helped stop that murderer.

[@Waln3ts2087]

What that man did was disgusting. He doesn’t deserve to be called a father. I’m glad they got justice.

[@celeste.cutz2020]

This world is a better place, now that this POS was executed. Death row is the only place he belongs.

[@Islandgalwen]

I can only imagine how difficult it would have been going through what these young women had to endure but to also find out that your father is a serial killer as well. Wow! It’s truly amazing to see how well rounded they are today after everything.

[@ElSantoLuchador]

CPS is awful. I adopted a baby that was born addicted to drugs and had to spend 30 days in the ICU. They gave the birth parents nearly a year to go to rehab and they never did. Once he fell and since he was young (soft head) we took him to the ER. The next day CPS showed up at daycare and took him away and gave him to foster parents. Two days before Christmas. We had to get a lawyer and go to court twice before the judge gave him back. I hate CPS. --- This all happened when we were foster parents before adoption. The ER visit resulted in a clean bill of health. It was protocol or some BS that they kidnapped him from daycare (no heads up at all). We had to go to court twice because they needed some DSHS doctor to examine the...uh...exam. He testified that any concern over abuse was ridiculous. DSHS said some crap about 'an abundance of caution' in their defense. Everyone in the courtroom (on zoom) hated them as much as I did. Bastards. Sorry for veering off-topic. Far away from any serial killers. Any talk of CPS always triggers me.

[@alyssahamlett]

Your videos are incredible the editing the stories all of it you do an amazing job

[@kahlinefee5585]

Du machst wirklich die besten Kurzdokumentationen auf diesen Gebiet. Sehr sehr gute Arbeit...an alle die mitarbeiten👍 ✌️

[@kalikalimai1]

As a survivor, this story touches my heart. Thank you for your sensitivity in telling this story about the sisters.

[@xandergames1211]

man bro everyone that that comment survived that.

[@solomoon3083]

My dad drugged me when I was a child too. He did horrible things to me and my older sister and my mom. Who did nothing to protect us. There are such horrible humans in this world. Thank goodness he took himself out when I was 6. Wish my “mom” would’ve went with him.

[@Karenanneseven]

This is one of the best true crime channel on KZbin 👌

[@JustSomeGuyLV]

God bless that girl for having courage to confess to her aunt about all the abuse she suffered from. Hadn't she done that god knows how many more girls would have been killed before that murderer would get finally caught.

[@katielainedesigns]

I am a 4th Generation Houstonian born in 1976-I remember this and other awful cases (gang initiation m**der of 2 teenage girls walking home, I-45 Freeway Serial M**ders) very well. I was in HS from 1991-1994 and crime was terrible-even though we lived in the suburbs my parents and my friends parents were all super protective and we used to gripe about it but how thankful we all are that they were! Houston crime continues to get worse and worse-it’s really sad how awful it’s become……

[@mn6878]

Good ol H(ell)-Town

[@yankeerose-fo4su]

Kudos to Tiffany! She saved lives and is an amazing person for what she did and is doing with her life & studies. ❤

[@gfys6323]

I am so so mad at the mother who was happy to abandon her two little girls. Wtf was she thinking?!

[@Culera220]

She is and she was a pu***y so here are the consequences she should nt be a mother

[@sugarhiccup2584]

I think its their mothers choice..if she wants to give full custody to the dad..

[@gfys6323]

@@sugarhiccup2584 I understand that. I'd thought of that as well. However, from the youtuber's way of putting across the information it sounded like the mother had "abandoned" her children..and I understand the difference between abandoning and giving up to.. It actively sounded like 'giving up' What do you think?

[@sugarhiccup2584]

@@gfys6323 Yes, i agree with you..But she still should have fought for custody of their kids since its the mother who should end up with the kids most of the time. But she still has a choice to make, maybe she had a good reason for it like starting her life afresh with her new partner bc if they had joint custody there would be problems in her new relationship. Its like she wanted to NO contact with him so she just gave up her daughters

[@gfys6323]

@@sugarhiccup2584 maybe you have a point but then..was the new relationship more important than her children? :/ I dunno..this whole story is heartbreaking

[@axessenter]

The part about CPS made me so angry!! I have 5 friends who I know of that tried to find help in the system. CPS went to their homes for 3-5 minutes or had coffee with their parents and left. One of my friends was punshed by her mother afterwards throwing chairs at her and screaming at her to never do that again. My best friend was molested by their father for most of their childhood. They told me everything while sleeping over at my apartment 1 night. At 11 they searched for an address to turn to, and took trams and walked by foot lieing to their parents to get CPS on their dad. They were scared of what he would do, but they wanted to protect their siblings who were getting closer to the age where the SA started for them. CPS only came over to ask whether their father was making enough money and left. So my friend collected evidence for 3 fucking years, recorded everything that was happening to them, provoked their father on purpose only to slowly build a case against him at 14. They got no help from a system supposed to protect them. But they would have done anything for their siblings so that's what they did! And they did it on their own! And what did they get for it? Their mother blamed them for their siblings not having a father, Mahtab was forced to take on the role. Their mother would use their credit cards whenever she wanted, if she called they had to be home. When they came out as non-binary she berated them and denied them their autonomy. She confiscated their binders, that was the first time ever Mahtab called me and confided in me for real. When Mahtab slept over that one night and told me everything, I'll never forget how they closed it:"You know, my family has a high chance of breast cancer, too? If ever I get it... I'm not going to get treatment, cuz I'll finally be able to die." That was the moment I knew deep down that we wouldn't be sitting on a bench by the lake in our old years, talking about life. I tried to help them as best as I could at 20, they were 23 almost. But we were both struggeling and it wasn't easy. Sometimes we wouldn't call for months. But we both knew that if we were hanging from a cliff, the other person would be there to pull each other up, even if it meant possibly being pulled down as well. They were a fighter! But February 2019 they lost the fight at a station that was never specified to me. I couldn't be at their funeral, I was only called afterwards as my name was mentioned in their letter. I never got to read the letter cause meeting with their family wouldn't have been safe. I had gifted them a binder and a T-Shirt saying "aggressively Queer" from Redbubble. They laughed and carried me around the street that's how happy they were. I never got any of those things to remember them. They wore them when they jumped. I have a shirt of my own though, although to this day it's hard for me to wear it. I was so angry for such a long time, at their family, at MYSELF, and especially at CPS as well. Who sees a 11 yo kid walk into their building distraught begging to be rescued and don't take it seriously? If they just had ONE person who cared when they needed it the most, they might still be alive today. The system failed them! In my eyes, CPS had as much a hand in their death as everyone else that made them feel unwelcome and unheard. My parents were talking about legally adopting my friend, but it was too late, they never got to, although my best friend would have loved them. My family had only met them twice, but everyone had fallen in love with Mahtab. I remember having to call my sister, my mother who broke down, my dad slamming his fist, kicking the table in the background and screaming insults at noone. Their death has ripped a hole into my chest I have not been able to fill ever since and that is still impacting my life. If there was anyone I would have wished a happy and good life, it would have been them. Because Mahtab was the fucking best! The system is a fucking joke! And this case just further proves that.

[@Anna-jf6ir]

Surely the ex wife would have had an inkling that something was off with him ( his own family did) and yet she abandoned her defenceless children in his care.

[@sugarhiccup2584]

I think its their mothers choice..if she wants to give full custody to the dad..

[@natalievu4399]

​@@sugarhiccup2584 Yes, it was her choice & it was a horrible choice. She left her daughters with a complete psycho. Horrible woman!

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@sugarhiccup2584 Hello fellow Cocteau Twins fan!!😘

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@natalievu4399 Do you make the same comment about absent fathers when the mother or her second husband or boyfriend abuses the kids?

[@shayla106]

@@sugarhiccup2584 Stop projecting your issues. You keep repeating the same thing.

[@SnowWhite717_]

Whyyyyyy did it take so many victims before they realized he was a serial killer? A tourniquet isn’t too common and he hade every one the same way??? Also, CPS needs to give more weight to what children are saying than the adults, of course a parent or guardian would lie to cover their own azz…. They need to put more effort into the follow up than just take them at their word…. 🙆🏻‍♀️

[@Kal-qn9rw]

You would be surprised how often child protections fail, it's not because the policies aren't in place, it's because imbeciles and enablers are rife through child protection services. Plenty of good people work in child protection services, but much like the Catholic church, there is a darker side. Bad bad people are attracted to positions that give them power over the vulnerable.

[@captainobvious6070]

The system tends to ignore s.a claims from girls and women. Which is why the metoo movement started.

[@gordonramsdale]

Because the mental requirement to be a cop is just to be able to write your own name on a piece of paper

[@wolfiebunnyshopofficial3923]

didnt realize this was new, been binging for a few hours. always a true crime fan and always will be. you got a sub!

[@K9-Crazy]

I understand the fear and pretend to be asleep while being molested. For me, it was an uncle who came home while on leave from Vietnam, and then later, my own brother. I wanted to die.

[@teresiahwambui6764]

Your own brother???😢😢😢I'm sorry 😞😞😞😞 It be our own family 😢😢😢 For me it was my cousin 😔😭

[@K9-Crazy]

@Teresiah Wambui yes, my oldest brother. I'm sorry, my friend, for what happened to you. It never leaves you no matter how many years go by. Strange how we can go on and even not think about it, but something will always snap it back to your mind.. it affected my sex life as a young man but the right woman helped me past it and I miss her so.

[@lilbread1717]

CPS really walked into a house with condemned windows where a father was keeping his two daughters from the rest of the world, and went "Yep. Nothing to see here :)"

[@johncapewell7520]

Sending your 9 year old daughter to the shops alone, eyebrow raising moment right there in itself.

[@nammm-zs3qp]

It was common back then… kids used to go out and buy cigarettes for their parents. It’s actually a great way of teaching them responsibility but times have definitely changed :(

[@CJohann]

@@nammm-zs3qp she was 9 , I get that you wanna teach them about responsibility when they're young but 9 years old? Alone ? She asked for it

[@positivelygroovylife]

@@CJohann like she said, back then it was common. My brother and I were often sent to the store by my mother to get groceries with our red wagon when we were in 3rd and 1st grade

[@curiouser-and-curiouser]

@@CJohann Whether you're talking about the mother or the child, either way, only a sick twisted fuck would respond to a 9 yr old girls rape & murder with, "She asked for it."

[@blondegiraffe2023]

​@@CJohann children at 9 can be incredibly responsible. It isn't beyond them to be able to buy something from a store on their own. Psychopathic murderers make it bad. And there was a time when they were unheard of.

[@annewhite9850]

Their mother is totally culpable for everything that happened to her daughters she left these children with a monster.

[@chrystalsantiago8918]

Okay so it’s the moms fault because she left her kids with their FATHER? The father has no responsibility in this? Why is it always put on the mother and no one ever demands responsibility out of the fathers? Tiffany was happy to live with her father meaning he became that monster AFTER the mother left them with him.

[@Tamedbuzz]

​@@chrystalsantiago8918 exactly 💯 the mother is no one to blame! People suck at thinking justly that's the truth . They've to blame woman species in every matter 😔

[@myworld4257]

​@@chrystalsantiago8918 both were monsters

[@shayla106]

@@chrystalsantiago8918 Whatever you need to tell yourself.

[@UnleashedTraining101]

It’s unfathomable how a person can somehow devolve into such cruel behaviour. His kids are amazingly resilient and it’s great to see them thriving.

[@laurism12]

The fact that he wasnt sent to jail after what he did to his daughters defies all logic

[@kazozkyking]

If there's a killer why would you send your daughter to get sugar?

[@natalievu4399]

Wow, Tiffany is such a shining star!!! The mother didn't care about her daughters. So awful!

[@medusa4379]

Definitely not what I was expecting. Took me a few minutes in to realize the dad and the killer were the same person.

[@Germania72]

Their mother just abandoned them when she met a new man? Smh.

[@Justin-ql6jm]

" hi sis, dad's a serial killer" Imagine getting that phone call?

[@naomidoss1837]

My heart goes out to all of the victims ❤

[@caitlindaly1939]

i know this is said A LOT in the comments… but i think it’s so important and really just inspiring that these videos focus on the victims. it’s always done in such a respectful manner, and treats the perpetrators as an afterthought, as they should be.

[@thisolddog2259]

Those poor parents that sent their daughter to the store, I'll bet they never forgave themselves!

[@dachyomi7808]

The daughter saved more victims! It is unbelievable how an originally functioning person descends to such a low abyss.

[@teppi5119]

Hooray for his sister! So glad she was paying attention and paved the way for Tiffany to feel comfortable sharing her truth.

[@iriedance70]

I don't understand how child protective services never protect children the way they should. This should be something that should be on the list of needing to be improved. It's a disgrace that we have not prioritize this.

[@truecrimescafe]

Even as a True Crimes Channel, I can't appreciate how crazy some people among us can get.

[@kat2533]

imagine being hurt so bad ur glad he was out to death… i feel so bad for her and i hope she never feels bad for saying she’s glad he’s dead

[@reisekeller6859]

This just strengthens my opinion regarding the incompetence of law enforcement and CPS.

[@Chupaniki]

The Justice in the world slowly getting better for the survivor because of all the hard work coming from police and victims; Thanks to all of you.

[@michhaynes7272]

It's absolutely sick that these children were failed by the services that should have protected them. How could this monster get no prison time after repeatedly assaulting his daughters! I'm glad he is where he should be and their mother well she is a useless waste of space and I hope she's had a crappie life, she left them with that sick twisted monster and turned her back.

[@CarmenCastro-ce2qk]

the sister herself draws the attention of the authorities and no psychological evaluation was carried out on the girls?!? These services have their hands dirty with blood and should also be sentenced to prison!!!

[@purebloodheretic4682]

The Aunt Gina is a Hero as well for Not Covering for her Brother! 👍

[@philipholman9898]

How is there no jail time for this, that's just insane. Like nothing!?