Someone She Knows TV Movie 1994

[@babyboyz100]

People complaining about the quality. This movie is 30 years old the quality of recordings and televisions have advanced greatly in that time. You cannot watch an old film and expect it to be today's standards/quality.

[@TWilliams-im8ir]

Lol 😅

[@tp1201]

Lol smh

[@noemibarrios4056]

No there’s videos in 1940s and even 30’s that are better than this one it’s blurry! I thought I needed glasses!

[@PixivityComputerSpecialists]

VHS tapes can degrade too... environment

[@babyboyz100]

@noemibarrios4056 yes if you are watching it directly from the original source. We do not know if this is a VHS vs DVD or how it was uploaded onto KZbin. If you watch an old VHS on a VHS player and use a TV that isn't widescreen/HD enabled etc the quality will be quite a lot better than to watch it after it has been recorded onto a device and then shared and watched on televisions that are more modern. You chose to watch something free then don't complain about it imo 😂

[@sarah5893]

Excellent old TV movie. No issues whatsoever with audio or quality. Also no adverts at all. I watched TV movie Adam yesterday & there was adverts every 10 mins all throughout the film. Thank you for the upload keep them coming.

[@Huei-YiPan-vj1jy]

I remember watching this movie as a young girl. Thanks for the upload

[@StephanieBruner-k1e]

I’ve been looking for this movie for awhile now thanks for the upload please don’t remove it

[@karate_girl_ibiza]

Why? bit weird if you ask me

[@rosaware7452]

Your weird​@@karate_girl_ibiza

[@7thMack]

I always liked Markie Post. She was great in “Night Court”. It was sad to hear of her passing at only 70 years old.

[@JamaicanRain]

Knew of her from Chasing The Dragon. To this day, the scene with the beautiful soundtrack as her character is busily searching for heroin haunts me.

[@amycrittendon3269]

@@JamaicanRainThat movie really got to me too. Markie was a wonderful, beautiful actress.

[@snobbish876]

Only 70? Lol

[@StacyJonas]

Wow I didn't know that

[@katrecewillams8995]

Iam glad the lady caught him before the monster did it again keep your children close protect them at all costs

[@rebelhippy2166]

When lifetime made good movies

[@sherisse10]

Having multiple family members in law enforcement, as well as my father, and husband who is a sex crimes detective I can tell you it has never been safe for our children.. this isn’t a ‘it was a different time’ argument.. people were just not as privy to it and the media didn’t share as much nationally about crimes such as these then.. they stayed local. The internet has made it worse too & raised more awareness to how much crime and evilness is around.. This movie was in the 1990s.. 1986 is when the actual crime took place.. I was 13 then. At any given time there are many twisted minded people around you, your children etc. growing up in the 1980s & 90s my mom was a helicopter parent and I thank her for it.. having a child in early 2000s then my second in 2013.. I’m following my mom’s advice and doing the same. My children count on me to protect them and I’ll do anything and everything to do that.

[@noemibarrios4056]

There are videos in the 1930’s and 1940’s that are better than this one it’s blurry !

[@sherisse10]

@@noemibarrios4056my gosh you should ask yourself why you’re so angry.. if this video upload sets you off I can’t imagine how you deal with real life situations 😏 Go watch another channel maybe.. remember you aren’t being charged to watch a youtube uploaded video. Why would you make this persons channel about YOU? 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@TrustGodDaily]

I was molested by a stranger in 1968 at high school were my sister was running in a track meet . My mother just said we "ll go home, you take a shower and it's over ... no more talk about it until I told my mother and her friend that my mother's friends children had been playing molested because that's what their grammar did when they went over .. parents didn't know .. that became we just don't go there anymore and don't talk about it either ... so yes it has happened forever ... people just said nothing before

[@TrustGodDaily]

Grampa

[@gailgarza8033]

To hell with the "good old days" and "end of time days" believers. Predators HAVE always been among us.

[@franceswomble8083]

Thank you for sharing this movie on KZbin. It may have been a little foggy, yet it was better than Netflix

[@cathyvanzyl6306]

In 1984 I was in grade 7. Wow how times have changed. Miss those good old days.😢

[@justinp3931]

I was born in May 84 lol

[@millisagingerich1248]

I was in the fourth grade in 87

[@HeatherHeimsath]

In 1984 I was only 1 years old 😂😂 I still love these amazing classics ❤

[@uniquelyyoley3272]

@@justinp3931Right😢🤦🏽‍♀️

[@DALCS_2023]

I was 10 years old in 87. I reminisce about those days on a regular basis.

[@SunflowerA12]

You may know someone but you don’t know what happens behind closed doors

[@starhunt1951]

When I seen this the 1st time during one of my summer breaks I watched it all the way through and I did my research and OMG I about died at how this came to be I just can’t believe this actually happened and her killer was someone she knew.😮

[@tvigil880]

Absolutely right. It's a scary fact.

[@CP-xp1kk]

Very good movie! Thanks for sharing!

[@Channell_55]

Trust No One with your children. Always be aware.

[@glorisgonzalez.detodounpoc2934]

and tell you kids dobt go not where without tell you first even if is friends

[@gailgarza8033]

TRUST NO HUMAN with your child.

[@sharonjensen3016]

I get worried if my 5 year old nephew runs outside, I go out to look for him and can't see him. Usually he shows up when I call out, big smile on his face. But I can't help that moment of panic.

[@jenniebars6575]

So true!!!! And nowadays, look at the woke teachers, etc.😮

[@gailgarza8033]

@jenniebars6575 - What are you talking about? Do you mean the teachers who are educated and aware about racism, misogyny, homophobia, animal cruelty in many industries, and deliberate environmental degradation? Every person should understand the importance of creating a world where justice prevails. Ignoring such injustices has no place in a civilized, educated society.

[@mariekatherine5238]

Quit complaining. Thirty years ago we used camcorders and VCRs.

[@tvigil880]

I miss those VCRs!! I miss recording TV shows and movies off the TV set!! Those were the days!!😅

[@tvigil880]

A good old movie, that serves as a warning to all parents. I'll take it, "blurriness" and all! 😅

[@bronwynbrown2693]

Old movie are better, than 2000 movie ,

[@saskiabaclanova]

Thank. You . Exactly. This movie came out the year I was born in 1994. I Only watch movies before 2000. So much better

[@lisacraft9929]

Everything was better before 2000.

[@aussiemouth747]

​@@lisacraft9929I totally agree.

[@thomasbaldwin5209]

you just never know what kind of sick is out there

[@LindaMalherbe-lb9qk]

A good movie that was disturbed by many advertisements. Really!!!!

[@RastaFeeNarv]

Try purchasing premium

[@dawglover732]

Really I had none

[@toyotaal1]

​@@RastaFeeNarvwhy pay for something we used to have pretty much free.

[@heatherann1560]

I had 1 the whole movie

[@amymartin56]

I had none

[@LesleyChowdhury]

Heartbreaking 💔 poor child great movie thank you tears for this mother 😢

[@bettywilliams9633]

Who besides me knew who it was from the begining

[@gailgarza8033]

Step-father who just happened to be "going on a long trip"?

[@aladynamedSusan]

Yup, I took one look and knew

[@scottw6704]

Once I saw Gerald McRaney in the cast list, yep.

[@Avarcirith]

I think everyone knew lol

[@victoriawilkerson3789]

​@gailgarza8033 he's a long haul truck driver that's what they do and it wasn't the stepfather

[@starhunt1951]

When I watched this for the first time I was like OMG the cop who actually did it played it off like he didn’t do anything to the poor girl. (When really he did) it’s just the reaction on his face is what got me. But I can’t believe that this actually happened and her mom lost her little girl. She never got to live, give her mom grand babies, get married and have great grand babies. Like people are so cruel why take another persons life especially a kid like what did they ever do to you? They’re so innocent.

[@tvigil880]

I appreciate your thoughts. I don't know... some people believe it's mental illness that drives people to murder... some people believe it's the "evil within", especially when it's murderous rage between family members. It's a horrible subj. to think about, and it's unhealthy to dwell upon it.

[@tishaturner8079]

But why!! What was his reason to kill.her

[@shelleychavez1986]

If people don’t want it spoiled they shouldn’t go to the comments first. 🤷‍♀️

[@meljc2823]

Im in 15 minutes..😢😢😢😢 i wish we could all feel safe in this world, esp children...😢🙏🙏🙏🙏💚

[@truthteller4665]

30 Years ago there was a clear separation between adults and children, that line of separate was in the form of respect. In this movie children addressed adults by Mr., Ms., Mrs. and back then, the separation was clearly defined and respect was earned. Now adays they treat children as adults and adults like children. Our society is so screwed up. There are over 600,000 people that go missing, later found dead, each year in the United States and still our family court system views divorce as a joke, a form of community entertainment. This is a true story, keep that in mind. Although the quality of a movie has changed, the quality of life in the United States is certainly not the same quality as it was 30 Years Ago.

[@Tamara-id1pe]

The quality of life may have changed for many, I’m not sure as my mom worked two jobs to keep a roof over our heads and we still struggled to buy food and pay the light bill, however, there are not 600,000 people missing and murdered in the US each year. Out of the average 600,000 missing person reports each year, 99% are resolved. 30 years ago was the same. In 1985 they were concerned about the number of abductions being reported by various groups causing panic in parents and negatively impacting how children are being raised. One missing and murdered person is too much, especially when that person is an innocent child like this, but the world is awful enough without making it 90 times worse than it is

[@gailgarza8033]

Molesters have ALWAYS been among us. Nothing new.

[@dianabailey5175]

@@gailgarza8033 Exactly!! I don’t like it when people say “ IT WAS A DIFFERENT TIME “ . Protecting and watching children should be done EVERY TIME . There’s never been a good time to lose track of your children . 😊

[@daniellerobertson3542]

The Amber alert originated from this little girl her mother lobbied for it.

[@dianabailey5175]

@ America’s Missing Broadcast Emergency Response …..

[@maryg785]

Thanks for Sharing!!!

[@carvalho4969]

Good 👍 thanks for sharing this movie.

[@SunflowerA12]

Hate it when police jump to conclusions

[@denisesurber8176]

I also hate it when they stay fixated on one suspect and won't even consider that it could be someone else.

[@lavonwilloughby3785]

I knew it was him from the beginning. Never trust anyone with your children.

[@jeanettehinds4253]

Did your children go to school? Or to any club's?

[@lavonwilloughby3785]

@ Yes they went to school. I’m thankful that when they did, people like him weren’t so prevalent. This guy in this movie was looking for the opportunity. Once, my husband let our son go over to the neighbors house and I freaked out on him. One important reason for doing so is because they had no children.

[@UnfilteredAmerica]

Spoiler alert! WTH!!

[@lavonwilloughby3785]

@ I’m sorry, I guess I looked at too many wrong comments from another one. It won’t happen again.

[@kathleenmarchand4672]

We all do. Our brothers, fathers, mothers, nieces, cousins, neighbour's, teachers, babysitters....no one raises their kid alone, no one is 24h a day with their kids. Even your husband was a stranger when you met him. These people are great actors and can hide their true identity and place a facade that seems trustworthy. Our kids were safe, not because we were more vigilant, but because we had the chance to not have one of these people around or if around, chose our child, or teen or who ever. In this world there is evil everywhere, not only in bad neighborhoods or at night or even with strangers. We can do our best, pray for protection, but in the end, we have no power. But we can't live afraid all the time, we would go nuts. So we do our best and pretend we are safe, so we can enjoy life. Unfortunately, some people are the unfortunate ones, like this young girl.

[@some1funny28]

My dghtr born 1986 and this mom's big 8cyl cars made me think, this could've been me! No cell phones even! I remember 😊 Any child harm is a disturbed person, when it's a close town person it is a whole more disturbed level. Love this mom's resilence and keen determination. And she still has her man!! ❤ Great acting for all cast. 🎬✨️👌

[@amymartin56]

This was 94. Not 84

[@cathylittleton7361]

Love these old movies

[@scottw6704]

Ack...it's a kick in the stomach when someone refers to 90s as "old" lol

[@sophroditegreekgoddess1]

She saved her she probably saved many more lives because people like that do it again and again.

[@stepcollazo8134]

Absolutely

[@sophroditegreekgoddess1]

@stepcollazo8134 👍👍

[@Theaddora]

I love Markie Post!! RIP.

[@alexutzaped]

How can you let your young girl on street alone? My daughter is 7 years old but i stay with her every second.

[@SarahlabyrinthLHC]

I used to walk to school by myself at that age.

[@magdalenaarmijo68]

Don’t compare then versus now, way different.

[@Coryraisa]

Helicopter parent...we need to stop over-protecting our kids. Do you come with her to her classroom and sit with her all day and follow her around at recess?

[@Coryraisa]

​@@magdalenaarmijo68 Not really...crime has actually dropped in recent years. The media and internet, though, makes it seem as if all the world is this hideously dangerous place.

[@justinp3931]

Right. Me and my wife watch all our kids all the time. If they are outside so are we and they can't go out of site. This was different times but still happened. There's a 7 year old ..well 8 as of today ..that walks around the neighborhood alone..she's so tiny . we watch her whole she's out but when we aren't out there she just is out by herself. So scary. Barely let our 16 year old out of our site. Good thing is we don't censor things for them and they understand why we are so protective. It's not that we don't trust them but we don't trust others

[@josiechapa2547]

Always keep an eye out on your babies! It's so sad & scary that there's sickos that are all around & we never know who. This is a good movie. I kinda knew from the beginning who did it

[@jeanettehinds4253]

Such neglectful and lazy parenting, it drives me insane. A 6 year old back in the 60's, 70's or 80's are no different from a 7 year old today. They are not equipped to deal with adult situations. They are vulnerable and make very easy targets.

[@MissisChannel]

thats fact. it was in 1970s i was snatched right off the school playground in broad daylight. evil can happen to children any time. always been that way

[@tvigil880]

You're absolutely right! My kids grew up in the 80's, and they were never allowed to go off by themselves at 5 and 6. In fact, even at 7 and 8, we always went to the park together. A lot of parents don't watch their children these days. Look at all the 2, 3, and 4 yr-olds that wander off, and are found drowned in a pool, or 2 or 3 yr-olds that are run over by their own parents, hurrying to leave the house. Who was supposed to be watching them? I cringe whenever I hear about these horrible news stories, so I know what you mean. Have a good day.🌞

[@amymartin56]

Or the 90s. Which is when this was made. Id never let mine do this

[@joankersting2358]

Film technology has come a long way if 20 years from now the old movie you watch doesn’t look like a movie about sea monkeys!

[@maurahickey6457]

The quality on my phone on KZbin is 💯 percent brilliant. Could be your laptop or phones . Rest in peace sweetheart, very sad 😢😭 hope you have best place in heaven ❤😊❤😊❤😊

[@tishaturner8079]

Mine too

[@kellydompiet55]

Thankyou for sharing

[@nicolearchibald1851]

I love the old quality ❤

[@kathleensutton-vf9bb]

Great film. No problem with the adverts I just skip them. New Zealand

[@Edileneh369]

Eu chorei junto com essa mãe. Quando uma mãe perde um filho (a) todas as mãe sente a dor .

[@cyflym11]

I was born at the end of 1966 and although growing up I had a lot of freedom to go out and play, my parents would certainly not have let me out on the roads on a bike at the age this child was (what is first grade, about five?), especially before I could even ride it without stabilisers. I wasn't allowed to ride my bike on the road until I'd passed my cycling proficiency test when I was about nine or ten. If that was the case back in the seventies surely it wasn't normal just a decade later for little girls to be sent out of the house by themselves on a wobbly bicycle in the vague hope that they'd reach their destination?

[@JeanNuttall-hp7rz]

No child that young should be able to go anywhere alone...most times it is someone they know & they won't tell.🤬🤮🤢 1:24:29

[@debidriscoll8108]

Back then , it was safe for kids to go off on their own. This happened very infrequently back then. My sister and I were all over the place with our bikes and came home before dark.

[@JeanNuttall-hp7rz]

@debidriscoll8108 it wasn't that safe yrs ago not true

[@jadadaniels320]

​@@debidriscoll8108IT was NEVER safe!

[@tvigil880]

You're absolutely right. I raised my kids back then, and because of a lot of child abduction and murder cases, they were NEVER allowed to go walking alone at that age, and even older.

[@tvigil880]

​​@@debidriscoll8108 I raised my children back in the 80's and there WERE a lot of child abduction cases. That's why they were never allowed to go off walking by themselves. You don't know this, because you were a KID back then. You are lucky some crazy scumbag didn't follow you back then... very lucky.

[@ScottNapolitan]

I remember this movie!

[@babsfocker7751]

well don't let your kid go ride off by themselves on a bike

[@Martin-vq6hz]

Exactly keep your child locked inside watching video games until he's 20 yrs old ND brain dead

[@cyflym11]

@@Martin-vq6hz Oh come on, there is a middle ground you know, somewhere between a six year old who can't even ride a bike properly being sent off up the road alone and a complete couch potato. How about getting off your backside and taking your kid to the park for instance? Setting an example is good.

[@stepcollazo8134]

He always plays the bad guy in these lifetime movies

[@bridgetlovedfrankgeddes8352]

Thankyou x

[@ScottNapolitan]

I remember Harold Sylvester best as Pete Blanchard from 1987's Innerspace.

[@aleysiac]

this is my first time seeing this movie and im currently still watching as i type but i feel the moms bf did it

[@viranganamathur1620]

Avery good movie and an eye opener

[@AngelaOBrien-o7l]

things were a lot different back then. Now they are cracking down hard cause anybody can hurt or bully people

[@cynthiasullivan9556]

After they found her I was too scared to watch it. 😢

[@angelinalozada189]

Good movie, Thank You.

[@karrynemoron67]

I don't care how safe is the neighborhood, a six year old should not be out of an earshot or eyeshot of his parent or an adult. Too many people rely on their neighbors to keep watch on their kids playing on the street. These innocent's, boys or girls are prey for sexual predators My kids were 13 and 14 and I drove them and their friends to the movies, baseball games, park, mall etc and picked them up after, call me overprotective but they are alive today in their 30s and 40s

[@jeanettehinds4253]

That's just it, there are and never were safe place's. Predators are everywhere and usually in your home.

[@karrynemoron67]

@jeanettehinds4253 So true. One could be sleeping with the enemy😥

[@scottw6704]

At that time, it was perfectly normal for kids to be out running around their neighborhoods all day - our rules were "just be home by dinner time".

[@jeanettehinds4253]

@scottw6704 . There is or was nothing normal about letting a baby who has no means of protecting themselves out on the streets alone. It's an excuse your parents fed you to justify their negligence.

[@jeanettehinds4253]

@scottw6704 . When they are able to differentiate between right and wrong. That's when. And no six year old is capable of that. They are vulnerable and predators know this.

[@ScottNapolitan]

So that was Marilee on the thumbnail. (This is my first time viewing the movie from when she’s still alive.)

[@ScottNapolitan]

RIP Markie Post.

[@Chrystal-j7p]

Wow he was acting suspicious the whole time . I wasn't surprised at all. I'm glad she was able to save her.

[@millisagingerich1248]

Love Gerald Mcraney

[@sha11235]

Is this another true story?

[@marielewis2803]

Yes it is.

[@Timi1974]

Great movie!

[@teijoteittinen8930]

Your s meanest enemy is near you. Piia from Finland OY.

[@cordelia9714]

👀

[@PablitoMéndez-j9s]

Si que tenía serios problemas mentales ese tipo para quitarle la vida ala pequeña

[@socalindi8241]

The tiny coffin was so sad.

[@rolls-royceowner1108]

They said a 'cream colored Dodge' when his car is a "Ford"...

[@ScottNapolitan]

For some reason I hated that there were so many assumptions that she was either hiding from everyone or just decided to go AWOL and wasn't possibly kidnapped yet still alive. (That was the most important thing, of course. And furthermore, whoever's watched 2011's Gone, also made for TV, starring Molly Parker and Lochlyn Munro will know what I'm getting at.) To cut a long comment short, you don't "tan a child's hide" for someone else grabbing them out of nowhere and holding them for ransom, do you? Too much talk of punishing the victim!😡

[@RosemarieCaday]

Good movie

[@pattyoneill6724]

Markie Post a good actress and liked her in Something about Mary.

[@kimalexander2467]

😂😢 very touching movie.

[@user-wj2pf2mm9r]

Yoooo😂

[@SunflowerA12]

Why would any mother let her daughter just ride of like that

[@jeanettehinds4253]

It's called negligence

[@scottw6704]

In the 80s it was normal and actually safe 99% of the time. With so many neighbors, all who knew each other... it was very rare to have someone THEY ALREADY KNEW have this messed-up dark side. It's a different time now, for sure.

[@forgottenpalace4472]

At 5 years old in 1985 I was always out on my bike.

[@shwrrydavis3280]

Great movie

[@smallsprite1979]

Did they actually explain what the half moon shapes on the girls wrists were? Did I miss that bit?

[@stepcollazo8134]

Damnn I really wanted marilee to be alive..was hoping for a good ending..

[@cyflym11]

If my daughter was missing and then found murdered I very much doubt I'd have such perfect hair and make-up throughout my ordeal!

[@heatherann1560]

It's a movie these aren't the actual people 🙄

[@cyflym11]

@@heatherann1560 Oh FGS I know that. The whole point of movies is to make you suspend disbelief. The whole point of acting is to try to make you believe in their character. Don't you think a little realism from the director and the make-up artists would help? 🙄🙄🙄.

[@Oceanbreeze-m7e]

Movie is blurred. I have never watched a movie blurred, even 30 years ago!!

[@araikaraik1837]

BUY the movies that are too blurry on YT for you, then. Problem solved.

[@SunflowerA12]

It was the guy that went passed in the car when the mother and daughter went by it

[@AL-ru3nk]

What parent just lets there child go off on her own and not know where they are?? No way I would have ever let my kids do that at that age.

[@Tamara-id1pe]

So many of our parents let us ride bikes alone around the neighborhood, especially in a trailer park like this. I walked to school in first grade, it was over half a mile

[@AL-ru3nk]

@@Tamara-id1pe well you had irresponsible parents that didnt care what happened to you! You are lucky that you didnt get kidnaped cause you it does happen. Back then and now. I would never let my kids out of my sight.

[@scottw6704]

This was based on a case from the 80s, it was a different time, and close-quarters neighbors like this were basically like a parenting community. We all were outside all day doing whatever, wherever, we just had to be home before it got dark.

[@OurSavior-xr3yc]

Now I have not watched the movie yet and I don't know if I will because there's no description and being an older lifetime movie tells me. There's probably violence in other things and I'm trying to avoid that these days. So I may not watch it but that asidei'm reading comments that people are complaining about the quality of the film. Okay. Well, first of all, this is free. We're watching something for free okay. Second of all, I'm from a generation who still remembers having a 13 inch. Or smaller black & white TV with only 2 knobs on it and a button, and we only got 3 stations. And if it came in, it came in if it was snowy and you had rabbit ears.Well, you got the best he could get OK.Ay people are too spoilt today, grow up, enjoy what you have appreciate what you have.There are many people around this world that don't have things like that, they don't have luxuries.Your TV, your computer, they're all luxuries.Appreciate what you have , some don't even have water or clothing

[@fmthe]

This is the true story of a distraught mother who turns to the cop next door after her five-year-old daughter is murdered. She comes to the terrifying conclusion that the killer is someone she knows.

[@OurSavior-xr3yc]

@fmthe Thank you very much, God bless you

[@fmthe]

@ Same to you!

[@tvigil880]

You are absolutely right! ✅️ I appreciate your thoughts. I am from the older generation as well (I miss those TV sets!). It's true. These days, people don't appreciate what they have... they want more and more objects, because that is what they value in life. Try to tell them that there are people in other countries that have absolutely nothing, and they'll just wave away their hand at you and walk away! Well, I guess I'm getting too dramatic here!😅Have a good day, and God Bless You❣️ ✨️🙏🕊✝️

[@OurSavior-xr3yc]

@tvigil880 No I greatly appreciated. What you said wasn't too dramatic at all. In fact, you reminded me of a phrase that people used to use all the time in an early 90s. Late 80s around me waving their hand saying, talk to the hand talk to the hand that always annoyed me so much. God bless you and you have a beautiful day.

[@barbaraweekley6152]

That's a very bad sicko

[@anningram9311]

Good movie....

[@LadyAlf57]

yes very good movie. that is why a lot of cases go cold and unsolved because cops suffer from tunnel vision. they are anxious to solve a case they waste time chasing wild geese

[@jadadaniels320]

Why would you let a little girl, that small, go off riding a bike by herself in the first place? Sorry, I blame the mom!

[@tvigil880]

I completely agree. I would've NEVER let my children go off walking or riding by themselves at age 5.🤦‍♀️

[@pandabear7177]

My mom let me go play when I was her age. In fact, we weren’t allowed inside until lunch time or dinner time. It was just a different time back then.

[@tvigil880]

I grew up during the 60's & 70's, and my children grew up during the 80's & 90's, and there's ALWAYS been kidnappings. And now, more than ever, it's scary to leave your children alone, teenagers too, because of human trafficking that sell victims for prostitution!! All parents should have talks with all their children.

[@KARanngem81wof]

Why didn't the parent(s) accept it was their fault too?

[@barbaraweekley6152]

She should of never went to pay that bill make sure where your child at first or twke her come on

[@Dawn-we7vd]

This movie makes no sense! He would absolutely not kill again knowing the police were on to him!

[@heatherann1560]

This is actually a true story monsters like this don't ever think they will get caught

[@heatherann1560]

And he more than likely would have done the same to that other little girl until he saw the police

[@debidriscoll8108]

I'm thinking it's her cop friend

[@SunflowerA12]

Police officer looks dodgy

[@user-zx5kq6hs9d]

I cant watch this, thanks anyway.

[@justinp3931]

Its sad and i havent watched the wholel thing but at least she wasnt r*ped right?Not that it makes it any easier or less evil but a girl that young. How could someone wven murder anyone let alone a little girl?y youngest is the same age.

[@maurahickey6457]

😢😢😢 I agree 👍💯, obviously unfortunately it happens. Poor child in wrong hands someone she thought could trust 😢😢😢. I hope that monster 💩 soul never sees daylight 😅.

[@mariekatherine5238]

First guess, it’s the father or older brother.

[@stepcollazo8134]

Brandys mom owes her and the rest of the moms maralee mom a big apology for starters i will take a home cooked meal and for the rest of the moms to take her out to eat to..shit..

[@Huei-YiPan-vj1jy]

1994 I was a high school girl in my Senior year

[@VintageRose75]

Me, too!

[@barbarahiggins583]

Same

[@stepcollazo8134]

Did he already gave her the chloroform or was he ready to try to take advantage of her after he knocked her out.

[@karrynemoron67]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@neeliehendricks6330]

Why was the wife allowed to ride in the ambulance with her pedophile child abusive murdering husband ? Why did he get that right?

[@SunflowerA12]

Did she die

[@melpaulsen3618]

Did u actually watch it???? It shows her being found deceased

[@stepcollazo8134]

Idk but brandys mom was a little to trusting wth her daughter.because hes a cop...idk i dont trust no1 wth taking care of my little niece and nephew...trust no1 woman or man..

[@jackiegregory4515]

speaks volumes about those ppl who gain ppls trust and try to look good

[@karate_girl_ibiza]

UNWATCHABLE PICTURE

[@January24-yt]

I recall this movie… 30/40yrs old.. I shouldn’t be this Old…. I should still be young mom & wife with lifetime to live… ,

[@lindastretch2522]

i watching oj trial working at carls jr