The Sinister Case of Cheryl Coker

Cheryl Coker, married mother of two, went missing from Riverside, Ohio in 2018. After her car was found abandoned, suspicious CCTV footage showed a man walking away, toward the home she shared with her husband, who she was divorcing. The case would eventually go cold for two years, but who was responsible for what happened to Cheryl remains a mystery.
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[@lady_k5588]

The old man calling in to 911 and saying "This guy looks like he's up to something" deserves a goddamn medal

[@Gos1234567]

Yes I so many videos there are neighbours that actually hear screaming fighting even gunshots and don’t call the cops,it’s sickening.

[@jimmydcricket5893]

@@Gos1234567 It's great to have old neighbors who are half deaf.

[@watashiwannadie]

@@jimmydcricket5893 i live in a neighborhood full of elderly people. I dont doubt if i was dying they wouldnt hear it 😂

[@illspirit]

Yeah just what we need, more people not minding their own fucking business.

[@adzreenaziz6255]

The nosy types that will call 911 when they see a latino walking on their street

[@eily_b]

Shout out to the mushroom pickers and dog walkers. I have a feeling they found about 95% of the bodies worldwide.

[@MissaPality]

If you search google street view where she was found it is pretty interesting. Google street view was taken after her disappearance and that is about all I will say.

[@PoLaNd4life96]

Terri Bolton have you got the coordinates?

[@johni4213]

I'm thinking hunters and fishermen lead the list!

[@michelleb7399]

And joggers. It’s always “joggers,” never “runners.” I guess runners are too focused to notice corpses?

[@MangoVisionn]

Terri Bolton why is that all you will say? You’re not a secret agent

[@stardustandgalaxies]

That guy. Who rang 911. Wow. His intuition was spot on. Well done to him

[@Seth_Peterson]

It seems that people intuition is pretty spot on in these types of situations. Unfortunately many people just shake it off and move on with the rest of their day.

[@Longshlong304]

That's me Husband is always telling me to mind my own business. I told him one day when I prevent a crime or I helped solve 1 you will say damn I guess you weren't wrong. Even if it's something minor as a burglary, car break-in, carjacking whatever. I am always the first one to call when there's an accident on the highway. The other day I called in an accident that was there for like 45 minutes and not one single 911 call came in. After I call the police were there in 5 minutes there was literally a five-car pileup and caused another accident because of that totally blocking off a portion of the highway, and they had two random men in the middle of the highway trying to direct traffic because the intersection red light went off and this is a busy damn Highway in New Jersey. All I'm saying is that I wish people were more watchful of their neighborhood, watching out for their fellow Neighbors. It's what I would want people to do for me if I needed it. I don't know I have mostly called 4 disabled vehicles on the road because I know that can be a dangerous situation. Also I will call the police if there is suspicious activity. After a string of crime on our block, cars getting broken into, and a carjacking in broad daylight. I called the cops on a group of older teenagers or even adults, riding bikes around and looking inside of cars. Luckily the police caught up to them and they were arrested. Let's just say the break-ins into cars stopped bc also u don't want to ring 911 for nothing. So I don't do it all the time but when it needs to be done or I feel something is suspicious I will call! I just never understood that mind your business mentality. Maybe that's because I wish somebody would have called on my stepfather when he was neglecting and abusing me. I wish somebody would have called when they heard my screams with my abusive ex, or the time that someone strong-armed me in Newark New Jersey in the middle of downtown by college campus, and the guy was trying to take my purse swinging me around because I would not let go, bc it was a very sturdy purse and I had it around my shoulder diagonally. What happened was I went to buy a small purchase with a 20 and I accidentally pulled out my billfold. I quickly stuffed it into a secret pocket. But this guy already saw it, and 10 secs later, he tried to get me, and I was fighting with him. People were just walking by, actually moving out of the way, as he swung me around in circles trying to pull the purse off of my body. Looking back fighting was stupid, but because it was broad daylight, and there was so many witnesses, I had a little hope that he was not going to kill me right then and there. However if there was a weapon brandished, or it was late at night, I would close my eyes, give them everything I had, and tell them I won't see your face and call the police please just let me go home to my family. Unfortunately a similar scene would play out like that in the future. But as far as the attempted strong-arm robbery, nobody was doing anything, the only thing that stopped him was a patrol car Road by., and scared him off but didn't stop. I just ran straight to my car and never looked back. I don't even carry a handbag ever out in public, or cash in the amount of more than $40, unless I am going into my car. The guy did eventually reachbinto the first pocket and pulled out a single $20 bill and old lotto ticket! After one more incident, mentioned above briefly, which was ten times worse so I will not put the details here... that was the worst, scariest time of my life. I believe I ran into a serial rapist, who could become a serious danger to society if he is allowed out, and that is definite. I now carry protection at all times. I have cameras set up and security systems in my car, in my home. I also always keep my phone tracker on, make sure my phone is always fully charged, always stay aware of my surroundings, never go down any streets that I am not familiar with or are poorly lit. And I definitely don't walk outside after dark unless it's to the corner store with my protection, and because it's so close to the home, my husband watches me from the window the entire time. Yeah I live in a bad neighborhood!

[@melshaw264]

circled the block too. he is sharp!

[@Kisha_can]

@@Longshlong304 You need a friend. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@thebeasters]

These old fucks will call the cops for you walking past 10 pm.. He got lucky

[@skully0078]

A friend of mine once said "If I don't show up for work, call the police." Less than a week later, she didn't show up for work. Sweetest person you would ever want to meet. The kind that always smiled, called the prayer line every lunch hour and just made a fabulous splash in your life. Her husband got away with it. We all knew but the police couldn't go on our word. He died from cancer 10 years later and 11 years too late.

[@larking1555]

Usually guys do get away with it and if caught up with are eventually released. My coworker was stabbed to death by a guy that killed twice already and he’s out now.

[@leannedoyle1149]

What's a prayer line??

[@skully0078]

@@leannedoyle1149 Some churches offer a prayer line that you can call up for a daily prayer to fill your soul.

[@wohlhabendermanager]

"A divorce would look bad for my image. However, adultery and even murder are perfectly fine". Excuse me...?

[@ZimtPorridge]

I think for people who kill because they're getting divorced it is more about power and control than image. They can't stand their spouse not being "theirs" so the divorcee feels better if the spouse is dead.

[@cheymilion3168]

@@ZimtPorridge Yup.

[@yup_its_ME.512]

@@ZimtPorridge but why be that level of evilness when kids are born in the marriage? Wasn't he having an affair? That alone shows that he is an evil bastard wanting his cake but killing the other so no one else can have any either! •smfh•

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

Money plain and simple. Divorce laws in the US ruin men so they take chances on just hoping they get away with killing their wife instead of losing half their possessions and income.

[@wohlhabendermanager]

@@MrRyan-wu4jx If you are that concered about a divorce "ruining" you, set up a marriage contract. Problem avoided.

[@ArkusVI]

"Wow, she found out I'm cheating and is threatening divorce. You know what...the best way to solve this issue is to just murder my wife haha" I legitimately don't understand the reasoning behind this logic. These people aren't right in the head.

[@tonypeppermint5329]

Well, the guy was thinking of his own image.

[@aliinwonderland656]

How dare she want to move on to a happy and healthy life. Just mean and evil.

[@jadedoe9966]

Narcissists

[@nocturnalgamer8285]

Technically ww don't know if he murdered his wife or not hes innocent until proven guilty! I remember this one video where everyone I think in Ireland thought this cop murdered a little girl and the whole town branded him guilty and treated him like shit and the police even did the same branding the man guilty without proof...only to find out it was this old pedophile down the street that abducted children and murdered them.

[@leahvogelsimpson]

@@nocturnalgamer8285 no it was one of Mike's recent videos. It was in America. The case of Jodie Parrack

[@archaichermit3566]

If a woman says I’ll be in tomorrow if I’m not dead, that is an extremely loud cry for help. I’ve been there before, it’s terrifying. This poor lady didn’t deserve this at all 🥺🕊

[@deedavis8962]

I don't understand why she stayed the night I honestly wished she had went to the friends instead of texted

[@adriennem9832]

Archaic, love your kitty. Reminds me of my Best Bud! ❤

[@philiptucker7590]

Not always, I’ve joked about it before when I had to do strength and conditioning for sports lol. But in her case it is a lil different :/

[@archaichermit3566]

@@philiptucker7590 true, completely depends on the context

[@Kimmaline]

@@philiptucker7590 youre making the point though, don't you see? We all exist on a gradiant of risk, and I'm going to argue that a guy doing strength training is at some significantly lesser amount of risk than, say, myself--a disabled, partially ambulatory wheelchair user who is a single mom with zero family of origin support. Additionally because my ex has a job which keeps him....lets say powerfully placed, I've lost a lot of local friend support also. I've only recently moved into my own place with our daughter--her dad is getting so ugly. When we were in the transition state between him knowing I was in the midst of a plan and us physically getting away, I had friends from literally all around the world who made a group chat. If I wasnt heard from every few hours by someone during quarantine, they had the numbers of local friends (the few who havent shunned me for lying about such a good man) who could drive over and physically check on me. Additionally, at least once a month my bestie and I would casually have a text conversation about my mental healh where I talked about how hopeful I felt and excited for the future. That way if it ever *appeared* that I had harmed myself, she had something to offer the cops as a counter-narrative--because there is no gatdamned way in seventeen consecutive heat deaths of the universe I would leave this child to be raised by that man. EVER. Period. So, we aren't exaaaaactly coming from the same place. 😉 For you it is a joke, and is really unlikely to ever rise above that--and that is great. I love that for you. But part of my regular adult responsibilities is leaving breadcrumbs for investigators in case my psycho ex murders me--not even for some nebulous sense of justice that i dont think is accessible to me, but for something far more practical. It's the only way I have to transfer custody to my best friend. I think we as a society have really, really failed those people in groups more likely to be at risk; and everyone says they support victims until its time to, you know, actually support them.

[@chinchilla505]

"lets have an open marriage/relationship!" Famous last words in a dying relationship

[@volmerboy]

At my funeral I want a recording of Mike saying “Heeey you” every time someone passes

[@SolaGratia.]

"Passes", eh?

[@volmerboy]

Maybe a poor choice of words... 🤷‍♂️

[@KH-fu7gb]

Lol this whole comment got me. And the ones after haha...we'll make sure your last wish is granted!!!

[@moonjg4418]

Omg how many people will die at your funural?

[@ashleewhittlesey7874]

🤣🤣🤣

[@silaslizzie43]

What an alert individual, calling in about someone covering their face. We go about our day not paying attention most of the time but this guy was paying attention.

[@garpikemike1]

Was already his sixth call of that morning.

[@whirledpeas1182]

Not gonna work these days with everybody wearing stupid fucking masks all the time

[@mayberelevant3237]

Too bad the police didn’t drive by and check him out …

[@ChrisDied]

​@@garpikemike1hahahahaha

[@jonslg240]

*As of 2/20/2022 STILL no arrest and charges in this case. In the eyes of the law he is still innocent until proven guilty. In the eyes of even the blind, though, he's guilty as sin and nobody can believe charges haven't been brought.*

[@cheryljones-paulse8335]

Thanks for the update. Was just about to Google it, when I read your comment.👍

[@poppawobbla1969]

What about now? wwhhaattaabboouuttnnooww?

[@poppawobbla1969]

waddaboutnow???

[@dw3403]

They wont do it until they think they have a case they can win. You cannot be tried twice.

[@olilumgbalu5653]

I've seen several cases where people were tried twice, even three times for the same crime.

[@THEMUDBUSTERS4]

Bless that old man who called the police.

[@spivackl]

If he's innocent, he should be arrested for impersonating a guilty guy

[@SuperHazel9]

Hahaha,Brilliant

[@jsharps1000]

And if he is guilty he should be left alone due to his honesty

[@eruditeinteractions8258]

Lol

[@jennifers4528]

Agreed! There's a KZbinr that was actually her friend and worked with her but for the life of me, I can't remember her name. She claimed Cheryls relationship with her husband was rocky at best. Cheryl was supposedly talking of divorce and when she went missing, her husband didn't help with any searches and lawyered up quite quickly. Again, this is what I remember that SHE claimed. It's sad this case is still open and Cheryl still hasn't gotten justice. I too believe the husband is 100% responsible.

[@whoisharo4689]

LOLLLLLL

[@WesOEden]

In first ten seconds, Mike shows o his entire wardrobe with a smooth edit. Nicely done.

[@jemand7488]

His entire wardrobe, aka his tree shirts

[@tonypeppermint5329]

@@jemand7488 Nice.

[@lopres]

We need to donate more. He needs more shirts!!

[@Briannabanana123]

Lo Pres 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@littleealyssax0x]

Lmao I’m a new listener and the first three videos I watched he was wearing the burgundy shirt so I commented “Mike, do you own any other shirt?” 😂

[@kellihs7506]

If Mike ever stops saying “Let’s have a gooo” I shall most definitely shed tears of sorrow.

[@cruisingkirby.8188]

Ladies if you think something is up please don’t go there. Leave right away don’t wait around. Your first instinct is always correct. If you have a gut feeling go with it. I did and I’m still alive.

[@lizc6393]

Just wanted to say hi, I hope you're much happier now and thank you for the strong and positive message. Muah!

[@TomboyGirlfriend]

I've had so many men tell me "you don't need to be suspicious of men so much, it's hurtful". Well, my gut says be suspicious, I will continue to be suspicious. My life and safety is worth more than your hurt feelings

[@cruisingkirby.8188]

@@lizc6393 thank you Liz. Yes, I am much happier now, and I moved halfway across the country (Canada) to keep my distance away from him. By the way I did take my little dog Kirby with me.

[@VishusVenom]

Your life has never been in danger. Hush.

[@kelliehand1]

I 1000% agree! I used to deny my gut feeling because I thought I was being irrational or illogical. Now I know it is my intuition and when I listen to it it’s always spot on! Always!

[@mementomori8930]

"Did you kill her?" "No, i didn't. I did not. Oh, hi Mark."

[@ianclose123]

Underrated comment dude. It's almost as if Bill was memeing whilst being investigated.

[@caitlinlewis1797]

You’re tearing me apart Lisa

[@GrabTheSwitchMike]

I knew someone else had to think that immediately

[@Fight4Faulkner]

Best comment

[@tonymontana9799]

Where did that come from

[@1000wastedwords]

I feel so bad for the daughters. Their mother is gone, and how can they trust their father?

[@mrs.schmenkman]

Jennifer Stokes step father right?

[@rafetizer]

@@mrs.schmenkman The older one, the younger is his as well. They should probably hide.

[@Yobydobie]

Well he legally adopted the one that’s not biologically his right?

[@chrisledbetter9278]

I’m sure they cant. They know he killed they’re mother.

[@wormhole331]

@Jimmy Bufferz I'm surprised he didn't sue them already for libel. The police went on the news telling the public that he's pretty much guilty but there's not enough evidence to arrest him. I mean I'm pretty sure he's guilty but what if there's that slim chance that he isn't guilty, his life would be ruined by that news conference. It supposed to be innocent until proven guilty not having to prove your innocence

[@tabby73]

Feb 2021 and still no arrest. Cheryl was laid to rest in Sep 2020. RIP

[@PiXie232]

That’s just awful.. I can’t imagine how horrible that must be for her daughters and the rest of her family.

[@just_treber]

Dayton & BCI need to close this case with a conviction!!!!

[@aaronburn1992]

You’d be shocked at the number of corrupt judges who work with the defense attorneys. Big reason why so many cases stay cold. (I worked in the courts)

[@duckydarkstar38]

Yeah they found her remains

[@philiptucker7590]

@@aaronburn1992 Not many people become a judge because they truly care about these families and justice, sadly 😞 It’s all about having political and legal power…..and of course money 💰 💵 💴

[@courtneybaker4674]

I live in this area. As of November 2021, there has still been no arrest for Cheryl's murder. The police have stated that it is still an open and active investigation.

[@aliceomarphiri9635]

Mushroom hunters should be given national recognition, they always at some point in their hobby find a body.

[@HellAintHalfFull]

For real. Haha.

[@appiahallan]

Is that a thing?

[@HellAintHalfFull]

@@appiahallan Oh yeah, boss. In a lot of these crime stories where bodies are found deep in the woods, a good majority of the bodies are found by mushroom hunters. Or just regular hunters.

[@hoosierhiver]

@@appiahallan every year

[@TK-ui2th]

that and seems like another 1/3 of bodies in these stories are found by kids just trying to play outside

[@modernmobster]

Another case showing just how unreliable cameras are. Why get a motion activated camera when you can't even see who's coming until they're right next to it? Pointless.

[@poposo7651]

Exactly..annoying

[@captaincanes]

They use the same cameras for spotting aliens and bigfoot.

[@peterconlon8234]

Call me silly but I bet that particular camera is not meant to keep an eye on the parking lot...but rather on people entering or leaving one individual store. ...could be wrong, but...

[@modernmobster]

@@peterconlon8234 my point is that if you can't see them coming til they're right at your door, then you can't prepare for the worst. Someone comes with intent to rob your store, you won't know until they're right there

[@jojacvonkekebau3686]

@@modernmobster These kind of cameras at the entrances of the stores aren't there to directly prevent robberies. Do you think if the camera wasn't motion activated they would have someone watching the cameras all the time and be ready to run to the entrance to prevent someone suspicious from entering the store? No, lol. 99% of the time nobody is even watching, they just check the footage if they have to check something.

[@christopherstrong4119]

Hey Mike, Please dont ever change anything about yourself, You and your videos are so awesome. I wish you even more success on, "That Chapter".

[@JanelleC717]

I love his little sound effects and the inserted videos clips! While the videos are of serious content, his interjections never seem inappropriate! I live in this area and I wish that they'd find reason to arrest that turd she called a husband.

[@notlistening89]

No matter if I was innocent or not I wouldn't agree to take a polygraph either. There's a reason it's not allowed as evidence in courts. Most countries don't use them at all. Always bothers me when the police instantly treats anyone who refuses to take one as suspicious.

[@mikehawks4741]

Then the icing on the cake is when you pass the test and the investigators then start with the "the test isn't 100% accurate".

[@dawnywarthog6642]

Especially considering Gary Ridgeway (the Green River killer) passed his poly.

[@amandastakeonit7402]

When they assume that the guy that passed is innocent and quit looking into him/her irks me!! Same with them getting tunnel vision when someone fails it. I think they should just steer clear of them! I know I will and I don't commit crimes, so I imagine I would be innocent but KNOW I will not take one.

[@johncline5502]

Yep, I took a voluntary polygraph once (long story) won't ever do that shit again... It showed for example that I lied about what day it was but told truth on test questions I was told to lie about for a baseline.. 🖕🖕🖕

[@stephaniebach__12-24]

Lie detector tests can give false results , I know this for a fact.. plus the cops could just be lying and say you failed when you didn’t

[@adambartlett7955]

I gotta say, even if I was innocent, I wouldn't take a polygraph

[@kairoscomic]

​@MzARavenLunatic depends on the state - in Ohio they can be admissible if all parties agree. There are some great examples of polygraphs and the lead up to a polygraph being used as an interrogation tactic on the channel JCS Criminal Psychology (the case of Chris Watts in particular, though he was definitely guilty). I think polygraphs are a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation. By the time they ask a suspect to take one, they've usually convinced themselves of the suspect's guilt, so they're gauging the reaction to the test more than anything. If you disagree, it makes you look guilty. If you agree, and you fail, that'll convince them beyond doubt you're guilty (regardless of any other circumstances). If you agree and pass, they can always say that the tests aren't 100% and ignore it entirely. While it may not be admissible, investigators could double down on a suspect and ignore any other leads after the polygraph. Either way, don't say anything before you consult a lawyer.

[@cleopatrastarseed8558]

They really aren't that reliable or accurate.

[@Kitties_are_pretty]

It really bugs me when these channels are trying to insinuate someone's guilt, and they go "So and so declined to take a polygraph" as if this is damning information or something. You might as well say "He declined to consult a psychic regarding his guilt" or "He refused to submit to a coin toss to determine his guilt".

[@foofy3406]

same. it can only hurt you. no good can come of it. they use it if you fail and say it’s inadmissible when you pass. total set-up

[@patsquach4080]

They should at least make the apparatus , look like a ....golden lasso ..... ..

[@wyldflwr]

I have let one of Cheryl's friends know you made this video. I've been following this case since she disappeared. Thank you Mike, for covering it. We are all waiting for the arrest of a guy whose name rhymes with Phil or Philliam, because it's obvious who took her away from her family who loved her.

[@mjallen1308]

I think his name better and more closely rhymes with Bill or William and his last name rhymes with Coker.

[@glorycloudwatch]

I hope and pray she clawed the shi* out of him, and they find tons of his DNA under her nails.

[@LovenEverythingNails]

@@glorycloudwatch she wont have nails left at this point. Shes literally bones :(

[@vwgti303]

glorycloudwatch Did you watch the video?

[@JG-kk1mr]

i'm so sorry for your loss. i hope cheryl and her loved ones get justice.

[@Mongo42089]

These hit different when it's happening only a 20 minute drive away from where you live, just a few miles from where you work, with a crime scene in an area that you've frequented more than once.

[@PatchaChel]

Such a sad case. Cheryl sounded like she was stuck in a loveless marriage while hubby did his thing and basically had a whole separate marriage/arrangement. Cheryl should have left him.

[@JJoy-bk8yr]

She was on her way out. That's the point when people in bad relationships are in the most danger - as they are leaving.

[@sidharthcs2110]

That chapter and Jim Can't Swim minutes apart ? Christmas is early yo...

[@jamessteven711]

Lol that's exactly what I said

[@MaidenofLostMemories]

Right? I had a squee on my lunch break lol. 🥳

[@jrchua1]

Definitely a treat.. ^^

[@Kif_Lee]

Same here :D

[@lionuchiha2562]

Haha.. earlier when i was watching the new JCS vid and got a notification for this. I was stoked. And my already shitty day didn't seem that relevant anymore. Well, the culprit causing issues melted away into the ether.

[@waukau15]

Had to rewatch that intro like 3 times cause GOD DAMN that was seamless. 10/10

[@ThatChapter]

Haha thanks!

[@Haley497]

@@ThatChapter I could just picture the guys at Huntakiller coming up with a playable app or videogame where you feature with Charlie as customizable characters, with the obvious shirt choice! But it would have to be your true voice and accent too hehe

[@uncleted470]

Me too 😂

[@theblackbaron4119]

Proof that he's actually not a real person. Mike is just a mechanical torso with arms and a head. Have you ever seen his legs? See. He's an automata, created to speak 🌲 s.

[@angelbates5672]

seriously that was dope lol

[@jonholmes6551]

I love how Mike has a way of telling us about these cases the way he does so we don't have nightmares he almost makes it like it's something fun to watch. I don't enjoy people's suffering or seeing anyone go through what Mike talks about but he is just so charismatic and his funny little quips are entertaining

[@marnivee8992]

Sending prayers for her daughters, how absolutely horrifying to lose your mother to murder and not know whether or not it's your own father that may have killed her. My heart breaks for them.

[@atheernazarsaadallah9421]

Happened on 2020 june 16 Mike wear his entire closet in 2 second, what a legend

[@amandaoneill4763]

i play a "what shirt is mike gonna wear?!" game with myself, every episode. so, you can imagine my surprise!!

[@angelagak399]

That was amazing. I LOL and then played it back. He threw a 3rd shirt in there (green plaid) if you look closely. lol

[@k1d666]

time to drop whatever i was doing.

[@yomama9567]

Unless you are working on a new episode

[@NightlyDaymare13]

I'll echo this sentiment.

[@rebeccaspookyduran7864]

Oh yea, every single upload!

[@dedequinney]

I was curling my hair lol

[@RaccoonNation]

Dede Quinney I was bottle feeding a baby raccoon 🦝

[@frankcooke1692]

Covering your face as you walk past someone is a guaranteed way to ensure they notice and remember you

[@seewobble7048]

"Women are so emotional" yet it's the men who get angry and resort to murder when divorce is on the cards. RIP Cheryl

[@GetCraftyLemons]

Men can be emotional too, and women have killed husbands to be another man, for life insurance, etc.

[@amberspaulding]

that's it. They get depressed but of course won't get help. They should be able to deal with it alone! Then certain things happen at once, and omg there's that gun. There's that guy whose guts he hates-- he's down and hasn't had a good meal in 3 months. At least women don't generally have that quirk.

[@tishamac529]

When Mike’s shirts are a character all their own.

[@jabezabe2056]

Haha I love it!

[@nicholasrobinson003]

Right. I like how he threw in different intros

[@moniquebish]

Like shit lol thought I was the only lls 🤔🤗💯✊👏👏👏

[@kimberlyhenderson4638]

Yes!! 👕

[@jerryboics9550]

That was his whole wardrobe. All terrible. All birthday presents from gran.

[@TheDeliriousDweeb]

How Mike chooses cases to talk about: “alright, a gripping murder story, check, but how many times does the number 3 or 30 make an appearance in the story...? A whole bunch? Perfect, I’ll do it.”

[@gigiarmany4332]

🤣😂😜🥳🥳 and we luv it..👍🏾🥳

[@phoenixdavida8987]

@@gigiarmany4332 we suuuure do!

[@calebjohnson9740]

“The murder took place at tree turdy”

[@debshaw680]

@@calebjohnson9740 tree turdy tree on the turteent. 😂

[@LGZ024]

😂🤣That's exactly what he does!

[@TheMadMurf]

Polygraphs have got to be the worst tool. They're unreliable, not admissible in court, but if you refuse to take one you immediately look guilty as hell.

[@JC-zv3cv]

It might be worth considering that there's a gang of mushroom hunters going around killing people mysteriously..

[@Druzier]

😂😂😂💯💯💯

[@brentbates5057]

OMG LOL

[@YTjennifer]

Corpses do make good fertilizer.

[@missleader5262]

And dog walkers...

[@Scratchingforcash]

Could be right? Who knows. Also there is a group of butterfly catchers pulling the wings off of them

[@lexinicolle4305]

She lived in my neighborhood 😞😞 she' was a wonderful woman and didn't deserve what happened to her 😭😭😭

[@busrakjh]

Hi can we be friends. So, I want english .Please 🙏

[@haggismuncher735]

It's not about you.

[@informanti]

@@haggismuncher735 Murders have a ripple effect that are sometimes far reaching. Even relatively small effects, like the way you perceive your neighborhood, the way you feel when you drive past the victims home, or the effort spent in preventative measures like making sure your doors and windows are locked. A murder is about all of those who are effected by it. They can change entire communities, not just those closest to the victim.

[@haggismuncher735]

@@informanti Still not about you.

[@juliecrane9647]

@@haggismuncher735 But here you go making THIS about you lol.

[@raylinguanotti]

2 reasons why I love That Chapter: A - his research is amazing; and 2 - his charisma is always on point.

[@jameshopkins503]

I'll never understand how someone thinks murder is easier then divorce.

[@OfTheSeaKND]

I really enjoy Mike showing off his shirt collection

[@bowmanwright532]

I love how much information smart phones can give in solving crimes, they really are a game changer. Kudos to her daughter for finding her car before the police.

[@82ndAbnVet]

The car was meant to be found. It contained no evidence so there was no reason to dispose of it. I'm curious about what HIS smartphone had to say, such as where was he when the car was parked at Krogers?

[@ironnwine12]

Mike: "Let's have a goo" Flubber: *sweating nervously*

[@bom6330]

*licks lips*

[@Saltine_American]

ASH Slimer: *rubs palms together excitedly*

[@oldhick9047]

Thought they might be talking about my wife's mashed potato's

[@yahstino]

@@bom6330 I always wanted to eat flubber as a kid

[@jghotier167]

This is a great comment. So good, I’m almost jealous I didn’t think of it first!

[@amberwebb7298]

I know these cases are supposed to be serious but I can't, your personality is awesome and the sarcasm is just perfect.🤣

[@dirtylittle5percent876]

His humor really gets me. Like the little smart ass remarks towards the goofy murders or suspects are just too funny and on point!

[@dirtylittle5percent876]

O shit I just realized ur last name is the same as mine😊

[@markmike7933]

I love when he stops in a sentence and just looks at you...it reminds me of Leslie Neilson on The Naked Gun when he realizes it was his car that was hitting everybody :)

[@floraposteschild4184]

"Uh, uh, uh, yeah, uh...I did not kill her. I did not." Oh, hi Mark!

[@laurawade4503]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DarthVaderReturns1]

my former best friend claims the shark in the movie jaws is a serial killer he at one point and time called whales orcas and dophlins serial killers as well my former best friend claims creatures like ants are seril killers as well my former best friend said the greatest movie on earth is jaws the revenge and of course batman and robin 1997

[@deniserossiter1059]

TheReturnOfRobertELee Huh?? Wtf!!

[@gator9339]

"Oh hi doggie"

[@82ndAbnVet]

As a Steel Worker, the only time I reported injuries to my foreman, was if I needed medical attention. It's really not that uncommon not to report scrapes and bruises that happen on the job. That part of his story seems plausible. Still a lie, but it's plausible.

[@smith549371]

Yeah, agreed. If you work with your hands then its not normal to report 'injuries' unless they prevent you from working or need serious treatment. If the bleeding stops withina few hours and you can cover the wound with electrical tape and there's no major breaks(anything worse than a broken finger or a finger if it needs resetting or is too painful to perform your job)

[@misfitbrit1989]

I dated a steel worker who only told his boss about a beyond 3 degree burn (down to the bone and obviously requiring immediate attention. More like he screamed bloody murder in pain over actually reporting it.) My second job is lifting at a warehouse. Only time we report injuries is if there's uncontrollable bleeding or something where you're taking a squad ride to the hospital. One of our managers clearly broke his thumb. Splint it and got back to work. This dude is lying but unreported injury claims are common with that type of work.

[@ash_tray]

Good to know!

[@michaelpipkin9942]

A lot of us aren't exactly welcoming a drug test either...

[@dr.decker3623]

that person on the CCTV is way too thin to be Coker.

[@displayname5100]

I wish there was a way for the like button to automatically turn on everytime I clicked on an episode because almost inevitably I get so engaged in what Mike is saying that I forget about the darn like button.

[@lostfound8112]

Agreed...me to

[@PrissyTomboy]

I hit it as soon as I click on the video. I've never felt the need to take the like back at the end.

[@helenawarren1530]

​@@PrissyTomboy Me too... Always know it's gonna get a like from me, even b4 i'v watched it! 😁👍

[@harlotteoscara686]

If my husband told me he wanted an open marriage, he’d be the one missing.

[@mini_skinny0296]

"Open marriage - open casket!" Nancy Grace

[@rebeccav4478]

IKR? "Open marriage" my arss!

[@GregorioStyreco]

it actually works, if both equally like that kind of stuff. Its called being a Swinger. Just a question out of curiosity... are you women from America?

[@GregorioStyreco]

@UtoobeIsTrash . Yeah, well. That's a good point. 😂

[@MsClaudiaDuran]

Careful. Comments like that may be admissible in court if he DOES go missing.

[@letabrandeberry2936]

I was raised right here in Riverside and knew Cheryl. Alot of houses had signs with Cheryl Strong in their yards when she went missing. Kroger where her car ended up was the grocery store myself and my daughter shopped at weekly. It's a shame that Kroger or Clancy tavern didn't have better camera footage. Sad day for us all when they found her body

[@DD-d6d3]

I'm sorry for your loss. I hope her killer is brought to justice.

[@gator9339]

Cheryl wasn't strong enough unfortunately

[@jeanneewaseck6635]

Any time I've ever personally known someone in an open relationship it's stinky, indeed - it's one person who doesn't see the jewel they've already got, and can't keep their hands and other parts off other people, AND the other person who agrees to drink the Kool-Aid just to stay in the relationship.

[@personzorz]

What about my sweeties? I'm involved with both members of a married couple. They're lovely.

[@jamierupert7563]

@@personzorz Ewwwww, just ewwwww.

[@jackslepowron5905]

@@personzorz weird and creepy

[@purplegem23]

@@personzorz Please ignore the other 'responses'. You are not weird or creepy for being in a poly relationship, or however you want to describe it. If you are all happy, that is a beautiful thing imo.

[@Deeplycloseted435]

If thats the case from the beginning of the relationship, then maybe.....but to “open it up” after being committed.....no. It will always go sideways eventually.

[@H0neybaby_23]

Dayton is my hometown and this case was and is one that messed with the community. She seemed to be a good woman and friends of mine say she was an amazing woman.

[@Attabasca]

They initially thought she may have just "left by herself...run away?" Without her phone, purse and vehicle. Seriously?

[@marthaburrell1380]

My friend is Cheryl's sister-in-law. I have posted everything about this case since Cheryl went missing. I'm not Mike Coker's judge, but the truth will set him free if he killed her. He will not have to live with the torment nor will his girls any longer. Thanks for this update. Your information isn't anything new, but it brought out a bit more mystery to this case. We prayed for two years for closure, that is that Cheryl's remains would be found. Now I'm praying that the murderer will confess and go to prison for the rest of his life. He took an incredible woman from a family that loved her deeply.

[@BEAUTYnIQ]

Mike .. ?? I thought the husbands name was .. Bill ..

[@allicianpeters3595]

Terribly sorry!! Almighty bless and protect y'all!!!

[@busrakjh]

Hi can we be friends. Because I want learn english .Please 🙏

[@badgerbadger-badger-Poppy]

15 minutes away from her home. Either her body wasn't there the whole time, or mushroom pickers are better at finding bodies than the cops are.

[@heatherhall8706]

Thanks for saying 🍄 pickers and not 🍄hunters. It just doesn't sound right. Whatcha doing today? Im huntin me sum mushrooms.

[@micgreenson7308]

@@heatherhall8706 I would love to go picking some :)

[@TomboyGirlfriend]

@@heatherhall8706 I mean those mushrooms are tricky little bastards

[@philiptucker7590]

Man the homicide department needs to start contracting out to “Mushroom Pickers” and “Dog Walkers” cause it seems they ALWAYS find a missing persons/body. Note to self, don’t ever choose a career path in mushroom picking 😂 🍄 💀 ☠️

[@philiptucker7590]

@@micgreenson7308 lol you’d have a 50% of finding a body while picking 🍄

[@bluejayhunter]

This was so sad. I’m from Dayton, the same city as Cheryl and I remember seeing this on the news so frequently. I just feel so bad for the family. She didn’t deserve that at all.

[@reginacormier9297]

I graduated with Cheryl. She was a sweet, bubbly person. Lit up ANY room she walked into. I pray that justice is FINALLY is served!

[@melinuevaera]

i feel for her daughters. my condolences to them & her family

[@kymberlypray6985]

Enjoyed the clips of your attire, but please Mike, don’t ever “change,” we love you just as you are. 👨🏼👕💚👚👔💙

[@RGale60]

Yes, never stop saying turdy. 💙😘

[@Raventooth]

Me too! It was a nice montage of memories

[@Jolenesmart1980]

i think its also because i said on about 100 videos hes wearing the purple top again lol now i said it you weill notice purple so much

[@mrs.dr.spencerreid3992]

Kymberly Pray - Very well said‼️‼️❤️

[@busrakjh]

Hi can we be friends. Because I want learn english .Please 🙏

[@pamelaisaiah-aiken3468]

Sad, he didn’t give a damn about taking this lady from her girls and grandchild.

[@mouadbenhaddi7498]

we don't know that for sure, besides the 2 vids if it was him allegedly at the same day, the first guy it was hiding his face and waring pants and hoody, the other vid Will is walking normal and with shorts and T-shirt doesn't make any sense, we don't know what happened for sure

[@82ndAbnVet]

@@mouadbenhaddi7498 I doubt there will ever be enough evidence for us to know for sure. He most likely did it, but there are a couple of scenarios I can think of where it could have been someone else that isn't even on the radar. One thing is for sure, either these cops are very bad at their jobs, or he's very careful with what he does on the internet and where he goes with his phone. Seems like they would have searched to see if he googled "how to kill my wife and get away with it" as well as check his phone history to see where he was that day. It bothers me that with all the tracking that our phones do, that can't prove or disprove if he was at Kroger when her car was parked. Why can't they find any evidence?

[@TR-IRL]

I fell asleep listening to these stories and missed at least 20 stories! Love this channel and the 80% justice we see delivered.

[@remopiccioni9456]

It is always strange. People hiking, jogging, walking and in this case mushroom hunting usually seem to find the bodies. There can be a massive search and nobody finds anything.

[@baphometslacker7721]

Toast, tea and that chapter, The tree Ts of life

[@patrickjchiverton900]

You spelt ‘tree’ wrong

[@baphometslacker7721]

@@patrickjchiverton900 Okay NOW that's funny

[@wyldflwr]

@@baphometslacker7721 🤣🤣🤣

[@saltymcpepper5777]

Chicken, beer and that chapter.

[@francescawilliams8177]

This was smooth

[@keawarren]

The older gentleman who called 911 must be his neighborhood’s most prolific NextDoor user.

[@NicholasLittlejohn]

We had a burglar found on our Nextdoor

[@marylineftn5007]

That man kept disrespecting her, and she kept staying. It's really sad. She deserved so much better than this piece of sh*t. :(

[@TomboyGirlfriend]

So many women stay with men who continue to disrespect them. It's clear that men aren't going to change so ladies, please just choose better! Don't let a loser knock you up and you end up tied and miserable to him forever. Please, you deserve to be happy and loved ♥

[@SerenaTsukino-SailorMoon]

Made it worse by trying an open marriage

[@MoonbeamBear61]

If i saw someone walking in my neighborhood & they made a point of covering their face as they passed by me, i'd report it, too. Immediately. That...is legit suspicious behavior.

[@DarkRubberDucky]

Man, the second they said they found her, I broke into tears. Imagine her kids, having just that tiny shred of hope all that time only to be told she was officially gone. That just breaks my heart.

[@Chrisyt272]

Absolutely heartbreaking.

[@douglasmacomber6881]

I felt my heart sink....thinking about those two daughters and grandchildren 💔

[@derstoffausdemderjoghurtis]

Often loved and loving ones kinda know earlier if the person is dead

[@plantemor]

the daughter was clever to track her phone!

[@fingolfin117baal2]

Hell yeah.

[@solveigkorneliussen481]

Ease Off spoiler on A murder??? Come on now! Dont be that low

[@solveigkorneliussen481]

You clearly didnt understand my comment. My point was you dont call anything «spoiler» in A murdercase!

[@gingerray2834]

Thank you again for another fine presentation. I just love your jokes, pronunciations and colloquiallisms. You rock dude.

[@christophermxyzptlk7155]

It's kinda weird seeing a local case (yay Dayton!) that you've seen countless times on the news on this channel.

[@ember2.031]

When he says "So they decided to have an open relationship" you already know there's about to be a murder.

[@philiptucker7590]

78.4% of the time when a “couple” decides to have an open relationship/marriage it’s usually 1 person who wants to cheat and the other goes along with it so they don’t lose their partner. Not all are like that I’ve seen some where both legit wanna talk to other people 🤔 This dude took full advantage of that poor woman SMH 🤦🏼‍♂️ 😠

[@Isabella-nh5dm]

Yeah, the open marriage thing. It doesn't exist.

[@zachtooill]

Plus if you’re watching one of these videos, there’s gonna be a murder.

[@jolienvsndijk]

@@zachtooill Me: watching a video about a murder Also me: "oh no I hope she doesn't get murdered 😱"

[@getyourselfsomerest]

@@Isabella-nh5dm sure it does. But much like having kids.....it's not a marriage saver.

[@kpsc1125]

This just came out the min I clocked out for my lunch break. I’m winning at life ❤️

[@yomama9567]

You go...

[@cocofit9498]

Winning 💁‍♀️❤️

[@jennylovesjoe1224]

You are SO winning! 👍😁

[@TK-ui2th]

@SlowRiotNewKanada shes got a job, she's grateful for little things like a well timed video, seems to be doing a lot better in life than someone beaming negativity on a stranger for no reason

[@anniefrank5163]

Winning would be a paid lunch break.

[@carbine090909]

OMG murder men always default to "she ran away with some man!" Oh, he worries about his own reputation but has no problem trashing his wife to the press. If anyone ever says they've never hurt anyone, they are flat out liars. What a horrible man.

[@l.k.1111]

Can we mention the shirt changes? Lol I thought I was seeing things, smh😂😂😂. Love these videos💯

[@Gabbyosgood]

I thought my phone was clitching 🤣🤣

[@l.k.1111]

@@Gabbyosgood 😂😂💯

[@Gabbyosgood]

@@l.k.1111 literally had to rewind to make sure my phone wasn’t tripping. I’m like I just bought this phone last week lol 😂

[@l.k.1111]

@@Gabbyosgood Haha riight, I watched it twice too😂!

[@michellelowe7082]

Bill was probably pissed when his daughter figured out the password to find her phone and car lol!

[@Mikados_Advark12]

What’s a car-lol

[@82ndAbnVet]

He wasn't "hiding" the car. He was setting it up to make it look like she either "runnoft" or somebody abducted her in the parking lot. He knew that car would be found.

[@ErinJeanette]

I ordered a massive pizza and was hoping for a new episode to watch while eating, best day ever!

[@damotheman4196]

Don't bogart that pizza.. (unless it has pineapple then you can bogart in peace!)😂

[@asimghaffar8148]

@@damotheman4196 Pineapple and mushroom on pizza I like!

[@user-wo7dl6tb2q]

Sausage and pepperoni✨

[@conqururfear]

Yep

[@gator9339]

Idk why I can't eat when I watch these types of videos, it feels kinda disrespectful imo

[@valeriemacphail9180]

It would be hard to suspect anyone but the husband.

[@nadezdinizam]

How people think divorce will make them look bad but the murder wont is beyond me

[@katehack1677]

Love how English captions interprets Mike's accent. "Turd of October"... was a shit day for Cheryl

[@myothernameisnana7188]

I was just going to post something like this! It gave me a huge smile!

[@bradbury1971]

Does anyone else find it weird when the police announce who their suspect is? I mean, either you have enough evidence to arrest or you keep your mouth shut.

[@LisaMarie-fd3dd]

Hopefully they only do that when said person is in custody. Although i doubt it.

[@CovidConQuitTheCensorship]

Yes I thought that was unusual

[@Playinghaloin2004]

Police don't suspect without reason. Announcing who a chief suspect it puts a MASSIVE amount of pressure on that person and watching how they act after the fact can be very telling

[@Fallopia5150]

Put him under pressure and wait for him to do something stupid to help their case.

[@bradbury1971]

@bodd boward Just seems to me that the amount of damage you do to someone's reputation before proving them guilty 0- before even having enough evident to try them - is unwarranted.

[@QuellyQ]

The 911 caller had me dying LAUGHING. "He put both hands over his face, I believe he up to something."

[@kellihs7506]

Holy Shit, we got ourselves a fashion montage up in da house! Go off you King. Fashion Icon.

[@kjs991]

I’ve begun saying “Let’s have a goo” randomly and ppl are starting to get used to it

[@rickmetzgar5363]

Mike says Cheryl's body was found out in the open, not hidden, only 15 minutes from her home. He also shows video of an extensive search conducted after she vanished----they didn't search the area 15 minutes from her home? I know every missing person's case is different but you can't believe some of the oddities that pop up in these cases----so exactly where the hell DID they search?

[@chaymacc4505]

I think they may have had some clue to search the area they’re in. That search was in Vandalia, OH which isn’t far from Riverside. Cant hit all the spots unfortunately.

[@dungeonfrek]

They only searched turteen minutes out.

[@MrHootie249]

I lived right down the street from where Caylee Anthony's body was found. You cannot believe the immense size of the search. Hundreds of volunteers for weeks. They found her body right off the main road leading to her small neighborhood. It was literally a 30 yards from the road in a small part of the woods. They found her body about 4 or 5 months after the search. No way that body was there to being with.

[@anneblackk]

A - “She was just driving it… “ And Two - “How did the car get to where it was found?” Yes that’s definitely how that works. Good job mate hahaha.

[@victoriawilliams6156]

Here it is April 2024 and there’s still have been no convictions in her case. That strikes me is really crazy. No one has even been charged.

[@uncleted470]

Today is a good day. Jim can’t swim and that chapter both uploaded. I was searching KZbin for what to watch cuz apparently I have watched all the good shows. U are awesome dude! Lemme start with this.

[@cwn41]

I had the same decision to make 😂

[@SvobodovaEva]

And Mysterious WV and LordanArts both uploaded yesterday. Check them out.

[@francescawilliams8177]

SvobodovaEva on it

[@aimeerestad6521]

And True Crime Loser uploaded yesterday!

[@leahbussell4334]

EPIC INTRODUCTION!!! Just figured out there are 🌳 shirts! Not 2 like I thought lol

[@rbisme113]

I love the new shirt shifting intro too!

[@dontthatsoundnice]

He’s like Anthony Fantano

[@parabellumvr]

"Which shirt are you gonna wear today?" Mike: "I'm gonna pull what's called a pro gamer move"

[@leahbussell4334]

Fragarbai the green was also the shirt I didn’t recognize lol. What kinda sorcery is this?!😂

[@stephandharley99]

I really hope she receives justice soon. RIP🙏

[@YTjennifer]

I'm curious to know if they have done a body language analysis of the way the person in black walked and held their body on the CCTV as opposed to the way Bill Coker walks and holds his body. This has been used in other cases to identify someone because people hold their bodies in different ways when they move, and since it's an innate thing, it's hard to vary without consciously thinking about it (i.e. being mindful of cameras everywhere watching everything). Also, there are no perfect crimes, only imperfect investigations (for a variety of reasons, not necessarily ineptitude or anything like that).

[@ozarkhillbilly5010]

I could tell when he walks into the store......it's very obvious.

[@millieschattime9924]

Never tell a man your leaving just leave go to a safe place get a restraining order and file for divorce.

[@odldawg6363]

As if that will keep you safe lol

[@aircastles1013]

Sound advice.

[@kimpearson496]

On what grounds for a restraining order

[@ExzoSSG]

You assume every man is a threat and that this is common practice.

[@sebanderson]

Solid advice, can also be used by men.

[@maryamal-lawati3730]

So, basically, he thought divorce would be shameful but straight up murder is just fine tf

[@yeahnah7220]

where was he part where they solved the crime? i missed it

[@DD-d6d3]

@@yeahnah7220 so edgy. Yawn

[@WestonEvans]

D D You should be so proud. You solved the crime from your couch. I say we just skip the trial and tie him up, wbu? Mike said it’s cool, can I put you down for drinks? Cups? I can at least count on ya to bring chips.

[@radarlovedr]

Well, the idea is not for anyone to know about the murder.

[@22ergie]

YUP YUP, Just like Chris(sy)/sissy Watts, Scott Peterson, Drew Peterson, Patrick Frazee ('engaged'), to name only a fraction of this SHI+ committed by MALE "husbands". Put "husband" in quotes for sure! SMFH

[@marshmellowavenger]

Your writing is amazingly captivating! Thank you for making these crimes sooo intriguing!

[@mojosodope45]

Gotta love cctv. With all the technology they have nowadays still can’t use cameras that provide clear images. Just like in banks lol.

[@tzzz7]

Mike is a treasure.I exist to hear him say "third" or some variation of the word.

[@marinam7691]

I know he’s saying third but every time I hear it my brain go “turd :)”

[@SuperBoomshack]

Turd

[@lewismorris5931]

Turd, Turdy and turdy five!

[@Amethyst_Alien]

My favorite was when he said two thirds of a body..."two turds of a body"

[@joshuarobertson401]

I think he's doing it on purpose. Lol Inb4: he has an accent.

[@commander31able60]

I was today years old when I found out that bolo is an acronym for "be on the lookout".

[@HjCrawford]

😂🤦

[@billhart3728]

NCIS taught me that one!

[@Stephanie-us3bj]

How did I only recently find your channel?! Canada is still in COVID lockdown so your channel is saving my sanity. Thank you for being awesome!

[@roseandrews8523]

Very, very sad. You can tell from her pictures that she was a nice lady. Condolences to her family, especially her baby girls.