The Case of Holly Bobo

Holly Bobo from Tennessee was last seen in 2011, when, after a scream she was seen walking in to woods with an unknown man wearing camouflage. She was never seen again. What happened to her is unknown, but the accusations against Zach Adams, Jason Autry, and Dylan Adams are not been proven beyond reasonable doubt.
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[@OGitGirlJess]

He calls her cell phone when he sees her arguing with a stranger and being led towards the woods?? Wtf. Why did everyone keep calling each other instead of 911?

[@comradesandwich9437]

lack of brain cells

[@comedim]

And why didn't he go outside when he thought they were arguing in the front lawn? Seems weird to just keep watching from the window.

[@OGitGirlJess]

comedim Very odd! I saw the story on 20/20 last week and it confused me even more!!! Something is beyond off!!

[@MinaOmega]

The family strikes me as the people who own a 'we don't call 911' plaque with a pair of crossed rifles underneath. Though, if the dirty cop/drug ring connection is true, there are reasons more than most others who own the same.

[@OGitGirlJess]

MinaOmega Well that could be true but even if they’re that type of family why didn’t he go do anything to save her at least?

[@butch420cassidy4]

How in the world can someone be convicted of 3 separate rapes ever be released from prison..?? THATS RIDICULOUS

[@pauliusgecas472]

and on parole..

[@wolfafterdark]

Disgusting that it is allowed

[@s4ms4mxx]

Sadly, probably overcrowding

[@mauricedavis2160]

Welcome to the South!!! 🙏

[@papiluvsiris6318]

And yet they'll put away 15 year old kids for life...

[@carrain34]

He sees his sister getting dragged kicking and screaming into the woods and his best efforts was to call her phone? Good Job Clint👍

[@nundzi1548]

That pissed me off so much, as an older brother.

[@ronburgindee]

A coward

[@brittanyhunt6816]

I would have followed

[@gloomcookie1709]

Was she dragged off? I thought she walked off in a way that appeared willing.

[@courtneyrenee736]

That’s not true. He didn’t see her getting dragged away he saw Holly & a man in there garage & thought the man she was talking to was her bf.

[@rachm.]

the best thing about having a shitty memory is that I can rewatch yr vids every few weeks and forget how they ended

[@audreymuzingo933]

I don't remember exactly how some of my favorite movies ended, ones I've seen 3 or 4 times!

[@chuckhaas4412]

And you can hide your own Easter eggs

[@Findpepperbridge]

Same here

[@Hartleymolly]

covid brain? I sure as hell have lost long term memory for sure from it

[@deedeearias9906]

Lol! Me too!!

[@JBades6310]

this case was confusing af, I still feel like I have no idea what happened to her

[@SuperThickVegan]

Me too...

[@joans6047]

You would have been even more confused if you lived here in Tennessee and followed this case from the get go and all these years later. Such a heartbreaking case ... she deserved so much better!

[@perryrush6563]

@@joans6047 was curious if another TN was going to comment this. I agree.

[@joans6047]

@@perryrush6563 Hey Perry! Thanks for commenting. It is nice to get the perspective of another Tennessean who knew of this case. I was low key obsessed with this case the entire time, and this video just rekindled my interest in it again. I went back and watched several other videos. There are some interesting subreddits dedicated to Holly's case, if you want to delve into that rabbit hole. I'm really bad to comment while watching a video, as I did with this one, so I had not gotten to Clint's interview portion. I had forgotten how detached and unemotional he was when discussing that day. I remembered how I was really suspicious of him based on his behavior and the fact that he literally could have saved his sister, and yet he did nothing. I don't remember ever hearing that anyone had come to the house to teach him how to cook meth. I think I've forgotten lots of details in this case. There are still soooo many unanswered questions, and things we will never know. Again, I really appreciate your comment as a fellow Tennessean! Take care and stay safe.

[@shannonegan9076]

Yup was just thinking this. Possibly the most confusing case he’s ever presented. The info is all over the place!!

[@dougsteel7414]

None of this makes any sense. Neighbors were useless, brother watched her walk off with a stranger, mother said just shoot him? All abnormal

[@mamagjewgj3970]

The way they responded on television was strange too, even when they announced the verdict the mother's response to it was absolutely strange.

[@colinhunter1954]

Hey, it's Tennessee. They do thangs difrint thare !! LOL

[@joshj1953]

People being extremely dumb? Not abnormal xD

[@stephenmatura1086]

It doesn't appear (from what Clint was saying) that Holly was being held at gunpoint when he saw her so she could have either run back indoors or shouted for Clint. She also entered into dialogue with the stranger which (to me) indicates it's not a simple case of abduction by someone she didn't know.

[@robbybee70]

right I hear someone scream I call cops not their mom

[@seakelp15]

Every single person has failed this young woman. The family, the police, the neighbors, every single person in and around this case failed her.

[@dustin628]

Including herself. Why did she even go outside to meet this man? Why did she crouch down with him to talk with him? Why did she scream but then not try to get away. Why didn't she scream for help again? There's a lot in this case that makes no sense. And why the hell didn't her brother do anything to help her? That's what really gets me.

[@dustin628]

@@EllaJay what are you talking about? I never even implied that let alone said it. Your reading comprehension needs some work.

[@dustin628]

@Bri Grant I never blamed her for her own murder, I questioned her choices. And you got real rude and disgusting towards the end of your comment so I guess you're a hypocrite and part of the problem in this world like you said so nicely to me.

[@Hannah-qq7uf]

@@dustin628 apperantly you know nothing about how people that are scared for their lives act. The brother ...that seems weird to me too at least he could have walked behind them to see where theyre were going. But Hollys actions are completly understandable

[@shydreamguyman4098]

i think the mother lied . she said shoot ,kill him Like she knew who it was . even if she knew that wasn't her boyfriend an adult wouldn't say that if she didn't know who it was .but she never told .

[@janedoe7229]

I watched this on True Crime Recaps and was appalled and got chills when the mom said that’s not her BF shoot him. What in the actual world is going on that that was mom’s first reaction. And as soon as I heard the neighbor heard screams but didn’t call police then Holly was seen kneeling with him in the garage. Yet nobody, including her brother who was in the house helped her. Makes me so mad. RIP Holly 🕊 💫.

[@YouAreGoingToLoseMe87]

Because sis in the country there is an old rule you don't go on to other people's property. 8/10 you will get shot . Only people up to no good creep up on your property without permission. We are talking hills and trees every where, it's not like an urban setting where everything is all flat and streets/people everywhere.

[@deadinthewater218]

Add to all that the bad police work. Poor Holly.

[@AKbaby89]

It seems weird to me that when the police showed up, they didn't even look for her. Something is weird about this case.

[@kristalowens8011]

I thought the same!

[@mariebee3146]

I think the brother killed her and mom knew it.

[@surerockco.models3452]

Ya, the meth doesn't add up

[@mayurmordani3182]

Why didn't the police go into the woods immediately following the phone is beyond me.

[@uAintliveifudontthiz]

@chris kibodeaux There is a process but if there clear evidence of an abduction/murder they’re gonna look right away. I believe they did this in the case where the dude showed a truck to two guys at 9pm and never came back (I’ll edit once I find the name). Either way there’s some shady shit going on here.

[@leahvogelsimpson]

Who doesn't chase after someone leading your sister into the damn woods? Like there's literally zero argument about why he didn't go out there!

[@penelopeplimsoul3617]

Clint is SHADY as ffff…..Something wrong with this whole scene.

[@leahvogelsimpson]

@Fic9 I know it's really strange. Even if they thought it was her bf I would've questioned the mother saying to shoot and why the hell they were walking off into the woods! Sometimes it pays to be nosey, you could save an innocent person! That poor young girl.

[@PhizatMatt]

I literally yelled this while listening... I wanna give him a Red Forman sized boot to his ass. What a dumb shit..

[@heetseeker8017]

No shit! Her brother just let this happen to her! What an absolute coward.

[@jesseporter3397]

@@leahvogelsimpson if they thought it was the bf than why would the mom say to shoot?

[@Liam22278]

I lived a few miles from the Bobo home. I always remember this event for the tragedy it was. I was among the first group of volunteers that were gathered to search for her. They literally waited until 6pm that night to send us looking for clues. So much time passed. Such a sad story

[@jordanthompson1418]

A convenient amount of time while people bickered about jurisdiction...at least that's what's normally the case when you've got a crime scene in rural counties. Her 911 phone call getting to the wrong precinct probably set off a whole ball of BS posturing. Regardless, this is the worst case of police investigation I think I've ever heard. Nearly intentional neglect, I'd be suing the department, but she threatened to actually 'take their job' away from them and suddenly we have the three stooges as 'perfect' circumstantial pawns. But, you who were there in the most helpful light are very right. Holly was lost and these were just exceptionally sad circumstances.

[@Liam22278]

@@jordanthompson1418 Your sentiment is felt by many in the area. Adam’s was thought by many to be responsible for the crime locally within months of the crime. However, after the trial, more questions than answers remain. Jason was the whole prosecutions case, and he has zero credibility.

[@BrigitteGoodman]

Your neighbors a bit stupid? What's wrong with Clint?

[@AH-mw8vi]

Ive seen similar situations up here in SE WI. The DA would used a tragedy to put away someone or multiple parties that they deem as a threat to society. Their guilt in the case is irrelevant. Too hard for a team of government lawyers to discover the truth. Besides, lawyers are not concerned with truth. Keeping up there deceptive facade “reputation” is their Holy Grail

[@AnneOhn123]

@@jordanthompson1418 So, I was wondering which moron would bring "race" into this discussion.... You really are a moron!

[@notavailable2368]

They really gotta stop releasing rapists back into the world. Either give them the death penalty or keep them in there forever.

[@r.m.5548]

The problem is so many cases are overturned or found to be a complete lie that there's no way to be sure enough to keep someone forever on that charge. So many lies.

[@robbybee70]

@@r.m.5548 ok but like 3x same guy.....I feel like that might be a good candidate for a lifer

[@mercster]

Yup.

[@Unapologetically_american]

Agreed. The same for pedophiles❤️

[@Doris1981Bytom]

Amen. No second chances for rapists, pedophiles, hard child abusers and "people" like this.

[@lhite8363]

Another thing that is extremely suspicious to me is the fact that Clint didn't hear Holly screaming because he was asleep but he heard the dogs barking. All of this seems extremely suspicious.

[@WarrenPuffet]

Maybe because that’s how this video is designed. After reading dozens of hateful comments about her family, blaming her brother or mom, I did some actual research. You could spend 10 minutes and find this video to be very misleading and leaves out a ton of details which led to them being found as guilty. Go read Jason Autry’s testimony and see how you feel then. Go look at the evidence that wasn’t provided in this video.

[@lhite8363]

@@WarrenPuffet I'll do just that then come back here and maybe we can have a .discussion. Thanks

[@eliansitepu8747]

it could happen actually. Especially if you are a heavy sleeper. And normally a scream lasts only couple of seconds (real quick) but dog barks could last longer and it’s repetitive so it’s more effective to wake heavy sleeper up. And as a heavy sleeper I could totally imagine the situation as something similar often happens with me :)

[@bonniemagpie5166]

@@WarrenPuffet, Is Zac the most guilty one? What about the video of Holly being tortured, was all that Zac's doing and what were his reasons?

[@priscillabyram9163]

@@WarrenPuffet Nice name m8..😬! That’s exactly how editing works especially on these types of programs...! The show u their sequence of lose facts, or whatever to obviously make it more exciting/intriguing- basically however the direction the editors/ filmmakers want to follow.! It’s an interesting job though....!J.S

[@pandaphil]

Jeez, every person involved in this case looks like a damned serial killer.

[@LeeDee5]

Serial Killer or Tennessean? The world will never know.

[@SuperSerial35]

Dee Ca. As a Tennesseean I find this hilarious because it’s absolutely true lmao

[@lovepet4565]

Phil Bolton and or really back woods

[@lovepet4565]

Jackeen D22 : back woods, like deep south, hillbilly or Deliverce

[@lovepet4565]

Jackeen D22 : youre welcome! It was my worst too. Im still living in the deep south , red country, ie Republifux

[@brianziolkowski2300]

I just can’t believe her brother did nothing. Absolutely blows my mind.

[@bigbassjonz]

Yeah that always bothered me too, but he comes across as a big wuss anyways. Maybe there was some truth to the meth story.

[@deadinthewater218]

Uh it’s simple he’s scum.

[@jmc8626]

Cowardness is what its called

[@LifesPeachy321]

What a Walking / Talking POS!

[@eveapple4928]

Brothers involved somehow. Either facilitated the kidnapping for whatever reason (might have owed a debt to someone) or did it himself. No one is that slow to act when their loved one is in danger - no one. People find an inner bravery that surprises even themselves when they or their families are under threat. Clints behaviour is weird in the extreme.

[@brittpaget1010]

I reckon the brother may have set it up or knew the guy

[@gordonramsdale]

I'd have run after them even if I was fully naked and he had a gun

[@peaches4623]

Exactly, even if he thought she was talking with her bf. If my mom called me freaking out I'd be out there asking what the hell is going on.

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

Well the scream could've taken him out of REM stage sleep and the dogs barking finished the job of waking him up. There's plenty of times my husband and son wouldn't have woken up right away depending on their level of sleep deprivation and how physical they were that day. It's 100% believable.

[@Josh-rg4kl]

@@robinmcinarnay7827 It is 100% UNbelievable. Nobody's talking about how slow he was to wake up, Robin. It's crazy and ridiculous how Clint did absolutely nothing to help AFTER waking up, having his own mother tell him to shoot the dude, and watched some rando take his sister into the woods.

[@pilgrimsnest592]

Seems like her brother knows more then he is saying.

[@moviemad56]

I don't believe a single word he said.

[@carolyngrey2853]

Pilgrims Nest family could be involved in illegal / drug activity?

[@carolyngrey2853]

Jackeen D22 : I meant bc the mom immediately told him to shoot someone just bc the neighbor said the daughter screamed but idk

[@carolyngrey2853]

Kind of a weird reaction but I guess that’s her daughter so maybe she was just being in super protective mom mode I have no idea

[@ZeranZeran]

The mom also knew more than she is saying. Why the hell is a youtube comment section asking more valid questions than a judge or anyone in a court of law?

[@theengine8]

“Psychics reached out to police with information they made up.” Classic. I love it.

[@carlosmatos9848]

Fucking psychics. When I think of psychics I think of Peter Griffin or all those clowns that James Randi exposed and made a fool of lol

[@meangene408]

"Willy Nelson will astound his fans by swimming the English Channel".

[@Gunzee]

They're vile leeches trying to profit from the misery from suffering families. Typing that, if the reddit poster is close to the facts. Then the tarot readers comments about lack of effort make sense.

[@lullubelljingles9567]

Their is a Welll known psychic. Shes worked on many investigations. She dosnt pin point the exact location. She usually tells you what will be found around them. Like near a stream. What the suspect will look like .shes been spot on many times.

[@VioletJoy]

@@lullubelljingles9567 I've looked into claims like that and have found flaws every single time. Usually one of these things happens: 1. Out of the hundreds of guesses, a few are bound to be fairly accurate. Being "near water" in a town with water isn't a far reach, for example. 2. The psychic will avoid sharing their hundreds of inaccuracies while highlighting the 3 they got right. 3. They will often make guesses according to the public facts of the case, just like we would do. 4. The "accurate" guesses are often exaggerated as if they "nailed it". Etc., etc., etc.

[@italianGOD86]

Dude is out after 3 rape charges?! Thats crazy! You get caught with weed 3 times, you go to prison for the rest of your life!

[@jodievukmir3187]

Brothers actions are also fishey.. he didn't shoot the guy because the guy was him

[@Hhe448]

No you don’t lol are you from 1922?

[@Dee-JayW]

😂😂where

[@melanieboyle606]

Her mom KNEW that it wasn’t Drew who was ushering Holly into the woods because Drew had called her minutes before and asked permission to hunt on her parents land. She knew he was there because one of her family members was there when he called. That’s why she told Clint to shoot whomever it was. She also knew at that time about the screaming that was heard. Those facts combined with her intuition is what caused her to tell Clint to shoot whomever it was. I can see why Clint didn’t shoot anyone. He didn’t have enough information as to why his mom knew it wasn’t Drew. What I don’t understand is why he didn’t grab a gun and go after the man with his sister. He said he was awoken and wasn’t fully awake when this happened. Jason Autry’s testimony had a lot of information that was corroborated by facts in the case too. After watching the trial I’m not convinced that Zach isn’t guilty. There is a lot more information in the trial that is compelling and was not mentioned in this video.

[@lolitahaze02]

Oh wow, I hate my family but if I ever have this kind of scenario happening, I would have launched and fought my way to get them out of trouble. Half awake, my ass. Only stupid would buy that. Ugh.

[@LauraLeeX777]

"Psychics reached out to police with information that they made up" 😂 I love how Mike just tells it like it is.

[@comradesandwich9437]

Laura Lee one of my favorite Mike lines ever

[@millermonsterair]

i cant wait for people to finally accept psychics for what they are, frauds and scam artists.

[@pauliusgecas472]

millermonsterair the world has already accepted, only third world countries still believe their scam.

[@communicationbreakdown256]

if real, every case would be solved.

[@keef78]

What is he supposed to say? They reached out to police with undeniable facts?

[@dicelol5]

Thank you for not only researching all of the cases you do, but the fact that you provide local news clips and cctv footage is amazing. Most channels just revolve the same old stock photos. Really appreciate your level of detail and dedication.

[@barefootandindependent]

Truth!

[@JFKjr-gp7lf]

No thank u kelly for those cats eyes

[@jvictor3104]

@@JFKjr-gp7lf u spanked it to them didnt you

[@mortenolsen1111]

DAmn right

[@freekrosebest769]

Your pretty

[@denisenoles3159]

I got an alert that something was happening in front of my building around the time my adult son was scheduled to get home from work. I rushed to put clothes on and ran my ass downstairs to see if he was out there. I don't understand the brother.

[@sethstine4698]

It kind of troubles me that Clint called his mom rather than 911

[@AnneOhn123]

He called her to confess he killed his sister...

[@rajarshighosh4821]

Quite possible that the family was involved. I mean the mom saying shoot him doesn't seem normal. There is definitely more than what meets the eye.

[@rifles_up2263]

Dude failed as a brother in every way possible

[@targetdemographic1257]

I don’t know how he lives with it.....

[@abaranihei2608]

@@user-hc7tk7my3h Dude just shoot the Foot or shit like that you can stop someone with a gun without killing them, moron.

[@4Deadserious]

@@abaranihei2608 Thats aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, but I still agree. Honestly if he just held him up to get Holly out of there it would have been much better. The fact that he didn't chase after her is pretty shit.

[@Mr.Chris.P.Bacon1]

*Moral of the Story? Clint is a BIG PUSSY*

[@AlphaCompRepair]

@@Mr.Chris.P.Bacon1 Something is really fishy with her brother. He didn't even go outside. I would think at the very least, a brother would run outside to see wtf is going on.

[@harlotteoscara686]

I lived in Tennessee for a bit and I still live in the south, but in another state. During hunting season, about half the population of my county is dressed in camouflage (including the women). Firearms outnumber humans by 20-to-1 and nearly everyone has a hunting knife. Meth is a huge problem here. HUGE. It makes longtime users do psycho things. Lastly, the cops here aren’t the sharpest tools in the shed. I wouldn’t ask for their help finding my lost goldfish in his fishbowl because I know they’d screw it up. These are all very random thoughts that I felt compelled to contribute for those who aren’t familiar with the south.

[@s70rk]

Meth, camouflaged women and firearms. What a place.

[@ianmangham4570]

AWESOME

[@MrNick-og4qm]

dude I live in Mississippi and its exactly the same here....

[@jennajune2101]

I’m from Virginia, the west side of the state, right by the border of Kentucky. It’s the same there. Everyone owns a ton of camouflage. They also dress their animals & babies in camo. Guns outnumbered people by a lot & drugs & illegal activities are a huge problem there too.

[@valsptsd814]

I’ve seen plenty of camouflage, and I live in the US Southwest. Pink camouflage (yes, it’s a real thing) is worn by a ton of women. Let alone traditional camo. Guns aren’t the least bit unusual in the US. This is the west. We like guns, as a country. It how we “won the west”. Wild animals take livestock, hunting game, it’s a culture. I grew up in a school that had plenty of gun racks in back windows of trucks. Granted that’s a long time ago. Meth is a whole other thing. It makes fools out of nice people and is well documented as destroying communities. But yeah, none of these things are unusual in this geographical area. Not everyone involved in those three things kills people either. ✌️

[@concernedcitizen5614]

I blame Clint. 😐 How could a man fail his sister so miserably? 😔 R.I.P., Holly 🙏🏾

[@deadinthewater218]

He’s trash.

[@donnafied7929]

I live about a 30-45 minute drive from where this happened, it was crazy all over West Tn ... I always thought and still do think her brother knew what was going on the whole time...

[@janaskibo871]

Yep. What kind of"person" let's anyone not even a family member, be led into the woods by someone wearing camo head to toe. He better be glad he's not my son. The cops at incompetent

[@dustin628]

He has to right? Unless he's a complete coward who hated his sister what brother on earth wouldn't run out there immediately to help? He didn't even need to shoot the guy, just bring a gun and check on her

[@shellpuppy]

"For tree years they were totally stumped." I see what you did there.

[@holdensmomma2010]

Hahahaha. I think there were waaaaay too many 3s in this case for this guy!!!!

[@CR-ou2oc]

He always does tree

[@bobcoleman9045]

Always with the tree lol

[@bobcoleman9045]

And ... terdy

[@franmellor9843]

He's irish they really do pronounce tree for three etc etc

[@ayeaye2295]

"Mom I can't shoot him, he hasn't finished showing me how to cook meth yet because Holly won't mind her own business" Is what this boiled down to.

[@1k7n8]

Interesting theory!

[@myszka7682]

I would bet my savings on that being the real story. I thought it was interesting that Holly was suspected as an informant for the cops and while that may not be true, she most definitely knew about some illegal operations and was seen as a threat. I don't believe for a second her brother didn't wake to her screams if the neighbours could hear her. The brother was most definitely in on what was most likely a meth op. Garbage.

[@justanotherguy469]

@@myszka7682 I agree,. If you see someone taking your sister away into the woods and your mom told you to shoot him, wouldn't you at least scream out to her?

[@myszka7682]

@@justanotherguy469 yeah it doesn't make sense

[@snowblo1]

Your post is why I live for KZbin's comment section 😅

[@joshaaron3587]

Mom: "Shoot him!" Me: "So anyway, I started blastin."

[@BiancaVie]

Right lol

[@ElOhEl1001]

😂😂😂

[@ivoryselephant]

I’m from Decatur County and was in HS when this happened. I remember students left the school to help look for her. I also remember some people wondering if the brother did it right when it happened. We thought it was weird that he didn’t go out to see her before they went into the woods (all of this being said right when we found out she was missing).

[@patriciam4123]

Haven't seen one picture of the brother during this entire story.

[@CC12398]

@@patriciam4123 There was a picture somewhere in the beginning.

[@CC12398]

@@patriciam4123 Unless that was the boyfriend?

[@lolitahaze02]

What a shitty person. I hope that brother never reproduce.

[@megandolimpio6579]

I think he was involved

[@GhostWhiteSnow]

This whole thing seems so odd. The brother's account is strange, the men who were charged seem off... it's like the whole thing is missing some pieces.

[@comradesandwich9437]

Very well put

[@nnnn50001]

The brother wasn’t in on it

[@grahambird1570]

Bobo >>> What a name >>> Change it by 'Depol' ASAP !!!!

[@belladamex767]

@@grahambird1570 deed poll*

[@LaggardInLove]

Everything is shady in the story, from Holly's family to the law enforcement to all the other folks involved.

[@mauricedavis2160]

I concur!!! ♊✨🙌

[@RacieRain]

100%

[@WarrenPuffet]

He did twist the family details a bit to make it seem extremely odd. Law Enforcement dropping the ball is common, not a big surprise. The testimony provided by Autry was extremely convincing to say the least. He had information only someone involved could have known and gave a very descriptive scene of the murder that only someone there would have picked up on. How poorly law enforcement handled this from the start is awful, but the ones guilty were caught.

[@annalee1655]

This actually happened in my area. She was a model for a local beauty salon I believe. This case took a toll on our area. Green bows were tied on lampposts for years in commemoration of her. My friends mother was actually friends with Holly. And yes, this case is really weird

[@hollyroxy25]

It’s seriously terrifying when you think about just how many innocent people are in prison, all while the actual people that did it are free 😳

[@Hoodyyy]

The guy who was cleared went on to commit 3 RAPES after Holly went missing, and he's currently out of prison. This makes me so fucking mad, if I were related to one of the victims I would kill him in a heartbeat. Also, something needs to be done where you let a monster like that walk free.

[@brocky78]

You Fucking right & good on you for having the Morale Conviction to say it every other crime Prison but that death!

[@cvbabc]

@@brocky78 What's morale conviction? I guess you meant moral conviction. Oh well.

[@plasticwrapcharlie]

Terry Britt or...

[@josephiles5793]

@@cvbabc We are doing great guys!! I really really mean it!! -morale conviction

[@IamCaleum]

police need someone to blame later for more crimes they commit. It helps to have a known monster they can shoot when a scapegoat is needed again.

[@dogstar5039]

Never go with someone to the next location.fight with your life if you have to,even if they have a gun or knife,chances are you will have a cleaner death then whats gonna happen if you let them take you to a another location. Nothing good ever happens at the next location.

[@katieosborn9345]

Yeah you're probably right. At least they can find your body for your family's sake. 😥

[@dogstar5039]

@@katieosborn9345 right? Id rather have my family know i died putting up a fight then knowing something even more brutal happened to me or not even knowing anything at all and not being able to get any closure

[@katieosborn9345]

@@dogstar5039 for sure 👍

[@1whocs486]

Exactly but I imagine ur so freaking scared an shaking u don't know what to do ... Damn this is sad af

[@1whocs486]

@Enclave Soldier I agree

[@hvnof]

The only thing that I feel like I know in this case is that the guys convicted aren't the killers. This whole situation is so weird though. From the family to the police to the people in this town. I need answers on this one.

[@jenmck8146]

Yeah, didn't Mike say that they all had alibis? If that's true, how did that not eliminate them as suspects?

[@reignman30]

Right? I kept waiting for the smoking gun and we didn't even get any circumstantial evidence. Wait, what? A jury convicted them on that? How? Even if the cops were corrupt and covering something up, the jury had to be corrupt too then.

[@beautifulbutterfly3939]

@@jenmck8146 go watch this case on yutube there is more info as to how Holly died. go to trial of Holly BoBo. And if you have time go check out AFC PODCAST.

[@nunliski]

Hannah, you describe my thoughts exactly. Everything about this is strange, and the only thing that seems clear is that none of the people convicted are actually guilty. I can't believe the sentences they got with so little evidence.

[@bigbassjonz]

There's a lot more to this that Mike didn't get into. Jason Autrys testimony is what put them behind bars.

[@morganrichardson8859]

Those 3 men weren't involved. They weren't even there and none of them match the description of who Clint saw. I hope they're freed one day. The informant thing seems like a stretch BUT the cops didn't start looking for Holly for hours. So why were they dragging their feet?

[@gretchenhughes9652]

Those guys were not Saints, but I do not think they killed her. This felt closer to home. Like the killer was no stranger to her. They knew each other. I get the feeling it did not go down like Clint said it did.

[@TomboyGirlfriend]

I always see your comments on Mike's videos. Hello!

[@aoutsky]

But Clint is lying. He didn't want to admit his friends abducted him because his little meth manufacturing operation would get busted. He just gave a description to go along with the lie that he mistook the guy for Drew, the BF.

[@manundermask6601]

Moral of the story: When your mom tells you to shoot someone you better darn well do it!

[@brocky78]

she must have confided in her mum about the neighbour who stalk's blonds but then why not tell the Cop's at the time does not make sense either?

[@AlphaQHard]

Shit if it were me I’d be telling my mom to repeat what she said because I couldn’t hear her over the sound of the gunshot. Seriously clint must be involved or hes the biggest coward

[@krissmiley7519]

@@AlphaQHard I hear you, the second my mom said that , id be out there with a gun, I wouldn't just shoot someone , but I would have been ready to do so had the situation got nasty

[@samgafford2371]

Idve used a melee sneak attack or something.

[@dejavoodu521]

In the shoulder or knee cap. Keep it classy. You need the suspect alive to answer questions.

[@sheehy933]

The scariest part of many of these cases is that 'friends' willingly agree to help a murderer dispose of their victims.

[@cdkx655]

Doesn't seem like that's what happened here at least, to me anyway. This seems more like one of those cases where the police get a lot of people to corroborate a story that didn't happen. A lot of them do so with the impression that the people are guilty anyway so it doesn't matter if they stretch the truth, but everyone assumes everyone else is being honest. One recurring theme in some videos that's been annoying me is that police and prosecutors ignore actual evidence (like phone location and alibis) in favor of notoriously unreliable witness testimony.

[@muchomuscle8239]

I was thinking the same. How many cases does a friend show up and decide to destroy/hide body...

[@michaeljames4904]

For me the fact that someone was convicted of murder only on the “proof” that they’re the right height and weight despite numerous alibis and contradictory evidence is scary.

[@communicationbreakdown256]

right????? crazy ppl have crazy friends I suppose. 1st thing id say is, hold on. I need to make a phone call 1st.

[@robertm3951]

It is not that crazy if they really were in the meth business

[@wiseman3750]

The reason the mom was so adamant was because she's a mom. I would have said the same EXACT thing. She knew it wasn't her boyfriend, the neighbor heard scream(s)-yeah-shoot. If he had, she would still be alive.

[@destinybryner7267]

I would imagine that the son mentioned that she was kneeling down, upset and arguing with the person. I also would have told my child to go out and do the same in that case. Can't believe how people think it's so suspicious of her to say that

[@aaronstepien2363]

In "drug-circles", the term "friends" isn't what most people think of

[@Algenit]

Always killed me when people would say something like, "My friend(s) would ride or die for me". And my way of being a friend is to never put them in that position and be a positive force to make sure they were never in that type of situation. That's just me though. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@HoperehabcenterthailandAsia]

With brothers like that who needs enemies

[@terellblair4749]

Why wouldn't he go out and help his sister makes no sense just sitting there calling ppl ?

[@BlanketyBlank9050]

Because he’s a pussy!

[@terellblair4749]

@@BlanketyBlank9050 with you on that

[@DanniSoRude]

There's no way my brother leaves me alone with a stranger .... Especially if our mom said shoot him .... He'll shoot first and ask questions later

[@terellblair4749]

@@DanniSoRude exactly

[@kuljituppal5121]

He had run out of data and was only able to stay on the property for fear his wifi signal would cut out

[@jbzeigler]

It's terrifying that some people get put away for years with little to no evidence.

[@billyforrest1600]

He sees his sister getting dragged kicking and screaming into the woods and all he can do is phone her coward

[@debodatta7398]

Turns out he was high on Meth at the time

[@savagepinksock]

@@debodatta7398 meth would make you a better shot

[@Amoreyna]

She walked into the woods. She wasn't dragged according to his testimony which has remained consistent. It was the initial police bulletin that said dragged instead of walked which the media pounced on. He was woken from a dead sleep by barking dogs (though it could have been something else learned later on), saw what he thought was his sister with her boyfriend possibly breaking up, and didn't think anything was wrong until he found blood. It was a neighbor that heard a scream and called the mom who never told her son about that (that may have been what had woken him up). She didn't look distressed going into the woods but it wasn't until this time that Clint realized that it wasn't her boyfriend. I know a lot of people like to scream coward, but I honestly doubt that all of them would have done what they demanded of him - to chase after firing. He did the right thing by calling 911 as soon as he saw that something was very not right (and the operator may have also told him to stay put, by the by, have never heard the call). Not his fault the police were completely incompetent assholes. Also makes me wonder why his mom demanded he just shoot this man when she doesn't appear to have any solid information on what was going on herself.

[@lissaajz]

“That stranger is taking my sister to the woods but thats ok because I think it might be her boyfriend all though I won’t talk to them to be sure, I’ll just let him take her away” no talking, no shooting, no calling 911, very suspicious.

[@jerrydetwiler9552]

IDC who it was The person would end up having to shoot me first

[@silentwitness536]

He was probably high on drugs, but admitting that to police .. .well u can see why.

[@christyhoehn8244]

How did the mom know she was with the bad guy??

[@silentwitness536]

@@christyhoehn8244 women gossip.

[@tuicastro4431]

I still believe it was her brother!

[@tonypeppermint5329]

Clint is always gonna be fishy. Dude slept in and did nothing with his sister being walked in with a tall man in camo. God damn, the police doing nothing and letting the crime scene be stepped on is always gonna make me mad.

[@oxysz]

Tony Peppermint to be fair he thought it was her boyfriend.. no one is going to assume it’s a killer about to kidnap her when they are in the garage talking ..

[@garydomaz1849]

Tony Peppermint exactly! I really thought I was the only person that felt like Clint was kinda shifty

[@orpheus..]

@@isitoveryet9525 ​ Except it wasn't 4:30am. It was more like 8am. And she was NOT "crying". And up to that point she seemed to know the guy she was talking to. It seems you know nothing about the case...except that he should've go full Rambo on someone he thought was her BF because...reasons. Nice. SMH

[@toadamine]

If you wanna blame anyone for bungling it up, blame Clint! Clint failed to shoot when told to, then watched the guy drag her I to the woods a d still didn't shoot or pursue... then calls parents, goes outside and looks around, etc before calling 911 when asked.... I think Clint was in on it...

[@myname5731]

That one really surprised me too - when over the phone Holly’s mothers quick initial response was “get a gun and shoot him”. Something more is going on with this one.

[@lexiemaep7930]

The brother is weird. It showed in an interview with him. The mother knew he was an idiot when she called him.

[@stevenguegens7047]

I agree with YOU 💯💯 Percent. He has the same IQ as that of a indoor🌳 plant 🌱 and another thing because of idiot's Like this females should ALWAYS choose wisely 💯💯 Percent

[@FPSUNO]

@@stevenguegens7047 choose her brother wisely?

[@sixxybabe]

The interview it showed was years later, he was a young teenager when this happened and he is in fact, not an idiot. The fbi cleared him. The family had nothing to do with this, they have been looked at and cleared 100 times by various agencies.

[@pauliusgecas472]

Steven Guegens and another thing, because of idiots like this trump gets elected

[@lexiemaep7930]

@@pauliusgecas472 😂 you aren't even American. I love Trump. Trump 2020

[@theSuperviLLain_est]

Why did the mom tell her son to shoot the man - how did she know it wasn't Holly's boyfriend. Something is off

[@SadPuppySoup]

@Kurtis Mills - how did she know it wasn't Holly's boyfriend, maybe mom was with the boyfriend doing him, that is the only way she could know it wasn't him.

[@tpw9099]

She knew the boyfriend was hunting on her mother’s property that morning, so she realized it wasn’t him. So many speculations. Also, the brother was sound asleep, not on the ball. Man leave this family alone!

[@grrizzzy7]

Uh the neighbor called her and said he heard screaming

[@reign427]

Zoron stillwater smh How vile,Come on Moron that's truly a low shit thing to say. Would you want someone to say that about your mother when you die??

[@cako666]

@@Schrodingers_Kat but are you alive or dead inside that box?

[@TahtahmesDiary]

I agree with the mom that we need task forces for all missing people, it’s just not taken seriously enough in this country!

[@NEKO-mw9id]

How did the mom know the man in camouflage wasn’t her Drew. Like who did she thought he was and how did she know it wasn’t him. Cause yeah the neighbour called but they were having a normal conversation just little heated but nothing bad so how did the mom know and why was she so concerned that she told him to shoot him. You know what I mean. Just think about it in a normal circumstance, it doesn’t make sense to me, maybe I’m missing something so correct me if I said something wrong.

[@littlenightmares5868]

Why do cops go crazy over petty things, but then when a brutal scene stares them in the face they mill around and do nothing.

[@Onus6688]

it's more important to harass some black guy driving his car with weed than solving a murder, too much work for them, not as fun I guess

[@kayfrenly5460]

Because they racist.

[@BrokenEvil]

paperwork, petty things don't require as much, sad but true

[@kayfrenly5460]

@@single94supra Nazi. Reported to google. Have fun in jail.

[@Onus6688]

@@single94supra lmfao did you just try the "crime statistics" argument LOL... holy shit dude get off whatever nut job media you read from hahaha. None of us like CNN dumbass. MSNBC is even worse, and you're a fucking racist for going to the "crime statistics" argument, that's like racist propaganda 101, try looking for the truth and actually figuring out why that happens instead of just reading facts with no meaning.

[@charisselinnellmorton851]

This case is still unsolved in my mind. I don’t believe that any of the people in the recent arrests have anything to do with her death. What a mess.

[@KatTheScribe]

Charisse Linnell Morton agree!

[@Scorch428]

Because you know more than an in-depth police investigation and court room trial because you watched a ten minute youtube video....

[@evanpetelle9744]

Charisse Linnell Morton what did her parents do for a living?

[@aamirscorpio7309]

It was John Cena

[@someperson5199]

Scorch428 19 minutes*

[@Wreckz_Tea]

Her poor mom who tried to do everything right but nobody would listen to her. If anyone had listened to her at all she may not have died

[@daaniimal2489]

I always felt like the brother had something to do with it. 1) Holly's scream was loud enough to wake up the neighbors but not the brother, who was in the same exact house. 2) Holly screamed, but the brother claim when he seen Holly out the window Holly was just talking with a man. He claims they were talking heatedly. 3) Mom called him to grab a gun and go shoot the man with Holly. Instead of doing that the brother stayed on the phone asking dumb ass questions. "yOu wAnT mE tO sHoOt CLyDe?" Then when he seen the man taking Holly into the woods he STILL didnt go get the gun. He decided to CALL Holly on her phone like a dummy. Then he called her boyfriend. 4) He FINALLY went and got the gun (so he claims) after Holly and the man had dissapeared in the woods. I'm just saying, if Holly was MY sister, she would still be alive. I would have been outside with the burner long before someone walked off with her

[@OuroborosWorm]

How the hell did they get convictions on such laughable circumstantial evidence. This whole case stinks. Poor Holly.

[@steviemichelle7371]

I still feel like the brother had something to do with this. What brother doesn’t protect his sister? Something just isn’t right with him.

[@WhoAreTheyActually]

Stevie Michelle Wrong

[@h.g.9411]

That’s really not fair. He didn’t act fast enough, that is his only crime. Imagine how guilty he feels: he probably feels responsible. Shitty of you to say that.

[@steviemichelle7371]

Hannah G. How do you know he’s innocent? Were you there? And sorry,not protecting your sister is a shit thing to do. So he should feel kinda bad about it. If he’s even innocent which I don’t believe he is. Plus this is a video about her and what possibly could have happened,he was the last person to see her when she disappeared and was murdered. How is it not “fair” that he would be questioned? Lol. FOH.

[@tonyahinrichs8828]

I think those guys might have been telling the truth about going there to teach him how to make meth why else would he have not stopped them

[@detainable7755]

@@steviemichelle7371 not everyone is the same and can react in the moment, there are so many factors that couldve caused him to hesitate that you have no idea of, so he's right, shitty of you to assume when you don't know any of them personally.

[@xfallenxlostx3254]

1) Why did the neighbor call Holly’s mom and never 911? 2) Why didn’t her brother do *anything* at all when he saw the man walking Holly into the woods wasn’t her boyfriend? 3) Why didn’t her brother call 911? 4) Why didn’t the police look for her? 5) Why didn’t the police set up road blocks? 6) Why didn’t the police tape off the scene so evidence wouldn’t be disturbed?

[@undeadOtter]

I will say this.. You have a real tallent for finding really odd stories and presenting them in such a way that, even if I know about it already, it's super interesting. Keep up the amazing work.

[@deploribusunum3894]

If that were my kid I would have run straight for the woods with a gun. Something isn't right.

[@dianneD27]

DEploribus Unum exactly! Something weird here

[@jordanmercier3616]

As if he wouldn’t have just checked, I couldn’t imagine just seeing her out there with someone and not going to check who it was to be safe.

[@MrEazyE357]

Plus her brother saw which direction they went, had a gun, and just didn't follow? Wtf's going on there?

[@LindseyS-jl4zg]

@@MrEazyE357 cuz bro knew the guy with his sister he was there to serve the bro Meth and sis tried to intervene cuz she didn't want her bro doing drugs

[@milestonowheres]

We all see the story with the knowledge of what happened.. Clint was not aware of what we know now .. it’s 6 am and he’s confused.. he did not know even the information his mother had . Part of owning a gun is the idea and theory of not shooting at things you can’t see . He had no idea what was going on of who that was .

[@ethelwulfmountbattenderoth2286]

"That's not Drew. Shoot him!" Ah yes, "The Tennessee Greeting."

[@DucksAreNotWhatTheySeem]

From Tennessee, can confirm

[@iknowchristalena]

My Drill Sgt. told me when he moved to Georgia, the local Sheriff came by to greet him, and jokingly said, "if ya ever shot anyone, drag em in the house before we get here, thataways it's self defense" ya could be a Southern thing....

[@janetwestwood9194]

🙅‍♂️🤦‍♂️⁉️

[@inthelandofmorethansmall7582]

Yes. West TN (about an hour from the Holly Bobo murder and in the next town over from where court was held), so I can also confirm that its TN greeting... (if you act shady anyway) Shoot first, drag body indoors, ever ask questions...

[@jeffcampbell2710]

Do you prefer a Chicago, DC, Detroit type greeting,? Such nice people there.

[@asanders7608]

Clint failed his sister so badly. He has to live the rest of his life knowing that if he had simply checked on her, she'd be alive today. What a coward.

[@mehblooooop3610]

“and now he’s DEAD” but why did the new reporter say it like that!!!

[@Andrea1542]

That made me do a full body cringe! It's like she was an actress in a cheesy bad movie about a murder. There's a whole bunch of weirdos in this case.

[@Shy-xm4kn]

There's nothing more frustrating in a missing persons case/ murder case than schmucks and dumb cops contaminating the crime scene 😕

[@tonypeppermint5329]

Oh yeah. It's always gonna be frustrating.

[@mammon_is_god]

Look no further than The American government for proof.

[@Eckis]

They didn’t have any evidence at first nobody suspected a thing until it all added up.

[@digibotdotcom]

Eh, the cops were dip-shits, but the family was worse.

[@milestonowheres]

T Bot I’d like an explanation of how the family was worse .. the small town cops were inexperienced for sure but I’m not sure the family could have done things differently

[@Junkinsally]

I agree with the mother, every state needs a missing persons task force. Sad story for sure.

[@KayleeCee]

@mikedabucify I agree. Even if you don't want to shoot to kill, at least shoot to disable. Sometimes even aiming a gun at an intruder is enough.

[@w4shep]

Lisa A Johnson but that would draw too much attention to the horrible reality that there are WAY more missing persons cases than can be easily explained. People might start asking questions and demanding more action.

[@CanadianCCP]

@mikedabucify She had no clue what was going on at her house besides someone hearing a scream.

[@jasonshields9443]

I've been exploring (and loving) this channel in reverse order - from newest to oldest. And I must say, where did that shirt come from!!! Not the purple tee or the plaid button up?!?!?!

[@ShaggertSRL]

There's so many details of this case that make absolutely no sense. Why would the mom tell Clint to shoot the man talking to Holly? How did the mom know that it wasn't Holly's boyfriend? Why didn't Clint chase after the man taking his sister if he had a Gun? So many questions we'll most likely never see the answers to.

[@versatilians]

Damn! I just can't stop binging your videos! :) They have such great narration, top-notch film footage, and amazing content. Seriously...thank you so much for posting these episodes and doing what you do to entertain us out here in KZbin-Land! :) Keep up the great work....all my best, my friend.

[@angelaflt6919]

I totally agree!

[@derrickallen2054]

I definitely think there's more to this story. I think there's more to the brother and I think there's more to the mom. So tragic.

[@spikeitfool1]

What do you think is going on? How might they have been involved?

[@derrickallen2054]

@@spikeitfool1 I'm not exactly saying they're involved, but they do raise my red flags from their body language and going off of the info given by this video. For example, why didn't her brother go outside and at least see what's going on?..something about that whole situation does NOT make sense to me, I definitely think he could've done more. And the mom, for starters her saying to her son "grab a gun and shoot that person in our backyard" ..apparently those were the first words out of her mouth in that phone call...that doesn't exaxtly make sense either going off of the info given by this video at least. To me they both seem shady and not 100% honest, in other words I don't think they've said EVERYTHING that they know. Bear in mind my opinion might change if I could see ALL of the evidence in this case.

[@derrickallen2054]

@* * I'll repeat "going off of the info given by this video" AND "bear in mind my opinion might change if I could see ALL of the evidence in this case". Whatever the case, I relinquish my crown of mr detective over to you, you earned it. If what you say actually happened, I couldn't live with that on my conscience for the rest of my life if I were her brother.

[@evab.6240]

@@spikeitfool1 I think because the mom said, if there was a man talking to Holly that wasn't her boyfriend, the son should shoot him immediately. So she knew or suspected that Holly was in danger for some reason or that someone was after her. Maybe she just had a gut feeling but.. you know.. You don't tell your son to shoot someone standing in the yard doing nothing suspicious (it could be a friend?) just because of a feeling. I think she knew something

[@GameCreatorOfGod]

There is, a lot more, I was locked up with zach, for two years, my cell was right next to him, i knew him very well. Trust me when i say, the only reason he took a plea deal, was he was facing the death sentence.

[@texaspearl8957]

I just turned 60 & I’ve never heard of murders doing to their victims what thei doing to them these days. It’s horrible to kill anybody but to dismember & destroy bodies is pure Evil !!! I can’t even cut up a store bought whole chicken. I just can’t imagine what goes thru their heads while doing it ? To the family, my heart goes out to you.

[@audreymuzingo933]

The post-death body dismemberment isn't so horrible to me, I mean it's not like the victim is feeling it. You really think that's worse than torturing the LIVE victim before killing them?

[@texaspearl8957]

@@audreymuzingo933 I think it’s all horrible !!! I couldn’t do it but I think of everything in a body & once open everything comes out it’s just an extra shock for me. Pure evil .

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@texaspearl8957 So are people who cut up chicken for you pure evil?

[@texaspearl8957]

@@audreymuzingo933 if you would of read my comment correctly I said I couldn’t cut up whole chickens anymore.

[@audreymuzingo933]

​@@texaspearl8957 But the way you are talking about murderers who cut up their victims, you are comparing it to cutting up whole chickens, like you find it too hard to do that, so you can't imagine how they could do it with human bodies. And you concluded "Pure evil." Okay well how about forensic medical examiners? They cut up human bodies to find out why the person died. Then you have morticians who do all kinds of crazy stuff to human bodies, basically make them into dolls for viewing at funerals. No they didn't murder the people, and yes their intent is obviously good. But you are saying if a murderer has the stomach to cut someone up after murdering them is pure evil, like it takes pure evil to be able to do that. I'm saying it's a completely separate thing, and not-evil professionals prove this.

[@MrJCV1605]

The weirdest thing about watching these videos is that we obviously love being disgusted. It makes us feel better.

[@laurahoward5426]

I DON'T FEEL BETTER

[@PirateNikki]

Clint sounds super shady. Why would they even believe his description of the suspect? Especially when "the dogs woke him up but not the screaming"... and didn't even go out there like his mom told him to. Or didn't chase after them? How was he not under suspicion?

[@CorvusCoroneCanisLupusSawel]

Yeah. I'm sure he knows more than he's letting on.

[@Cissablack708]

right!!? I didnt get that either.this whole case stinks to high heaven

[@ballista7367]

In my experience while sleeping I'll wake up instantly to my dog wanting to go outside at night but if someone tries waking me up or makes noise i wont even notice it. Maybe he was close to the dogs and their barking woke him up? Sounds dumb but plausible

[@PirateNikki]

@@DanielDdll maybe the part about him probably not going down there since he was waiting on the guys to come over to teach him how to cook meth... and it wasn't the middle of the night. It was during the day.

[@Stopthisrightnow560]

@@DanielDdll You missed the part where she told him it wasn't the boyfriend, didn't you?

[@CarollFord2019]

I thought her mum told the brother to shoot him because she had phoned Holly’s boyfriend and it wasn’t him at the house.

[@pilgrimsnest592]

thats what i thought to prior to reading this comment.

[@your_belief_vs_everything]

Are people mentally retarded? That is exactly what the mom said.

[@enas141]

The neighbor also called her about the scream didnt she?

[@MyMomo17]

@@user-hc7tk7my3h Maybe he was in the search party.

[@davegrabowski6123]

Yes it seemed like that was true

[@msharmsen]

Great job as always Mike! Could you look into the Bentler Family Murders that occurred in Bonaparte, Iowa in 2006? Horrifying story of Shawn, 22, slaying his entire family...

[@effien5155]

"..Psychics reached out to police with information they made up"..cracks me up!

[@BBB-to4cc]

If the brother was learning how to make drugs, he knew the dude talking to her and chose not to shoot

[@thesorrow96]

@Ann-Marie Paliukenas yep

[@GSP-76]

@Ann-Marie Paliukenas That's exactly what was alleged to happen by the defendants but it wasn't credible. Also, they never found any meth lab setups or evidence of any drugs in anyone's home.

[@poisonwatersupply]

@@GSP-76 you dont need a lab setup for shake and bake meth

[@GSP-76]

@@poisonwatersupply Even so, drugs were never found anywhere...but who knows, it could have played a role.

[@steveescher1554]

@Ann-Marie Paliukenas Its not too uncommon either for those small town sheriffs and or police to be in on the drug operation, especially meth

[@opaldust1979]

I swear the fact they didn’t question the mom and brother kinda angers me. Like the mom knew without seeing the guy that it wasn’t the boyfriend, the brother didn’t even try to help nor was he even awaken by the screams but instead the dogs barking. Things don’t make sense and it’s obvious that they knew more than they were letting on. The fact that law enforcement kinda just looked over the inconsistencies are beyond me.

[@blacksapphirerain]

Her mother had just spoken to the boyfriend who was asking for permission to hunt on the land, so she knew it couldn’t be him on the property. That’s fact. The brother I don’t know but I’ve heard he was coming down from a meth binge.

[@deadinthewater218]

All good points.

[@shelleyallen8948]

Living as close as I do to where this travesty took place, all I can say is, if you are a bafoon and want to be a cop, this is the place for you....🤦🏼‍♀️ R.I.P. Holly

[@stevenpage8847]

My sister was being harassed by a group of guys once. I intervened and got jumped pretty mercilessly by them. She made it home safely.

[@amityislandchum]

They sent someone to prison FOR LIFE with absolutely no actual evidence?? And they convicted him of rape despite not even knowing if a rape ever occurred?? Our justice system is so fucked.

[@IDontSuckAtLifeakaJanis3975]

Reminds me a little of the West Memphis Three case with the one with diminished capacity being coerced into a confession and indicating others were involved. It's just too bad all of them couldn't have used the Alford(sp?) Plea like the WM3 did. Which was still unfortunate because the real killer still gets away with murder because the prosecution and LE looks at it as solved and won't go after the truly guilty parties.

[@conmcg84]

these sort of convictions will not stop or change until prosecutors and cops no longer get immunity, absolutely disgusting how many times this shit happens in america

[@Slimmerman223]

Yeah, it’s unlikely the 3x convicted rapist would rape someone again

[@CC12398]

I was thinking this as well. It seems like a lot of cases of murder in the last 10 or 20 years no longer follow the"beyond reasonable doubt" rule. Something has definitely changed

[@christopheburr2220]

This right here!!! How you get convicted of rape when all they found was a skeleton????

[@RyleeStrange]

that mom weirded me out. her barely strung together sentences when she spoke to the press, the order to kill someone like she knew who it was...she was either helping the son cover up his meth racket or she knew some serious shit

[@karmalife3219]

Narrator is stupid confusing the story and summarizing it . Just check the whole story.

[@karmalife3219]

And also if your neighbor called you that your daughter is screaming you would also tell your son to kill the man on the door. If your not doing this well your 100% stupid . Thats why read the whole story not this video. Stupid narrator.

[@The_Modeling_Underdog]

@@karmalife3219 Calm down, dude. It's just a friggin' video.

[@2851997chloe]

@@karmalife3219 the mother didn't know her daughter was screaming during the phonecall with her son, she told him to kill the man purely because he was with her daughter so she definitely knew something about what was going on

[@2851997chloe]

@@karmalife3219 and nope, you wouldn't order someone to shoot and kill a man who's stood outside your house in the UK, we don't go around shooting each other :)

[@dumbbxxch5373]

This was in my hometown and since getting into true crime, ive always wondered about this case. I was really little when it happened. I remember seeing pictures of a pretty girl all over town and i wondered what it was for until my grandma told me. Truly dark. My cousins friend knew Holly.

[@urgurljulesl9986]

The sound of the pressure in my ears sounds so cool and good wtf it adds so much to the story!

[@vizionthing]

Never trust a psychic that hasn't won the lottery at least twice.

[@PtylerBeats]

Sooo none of them haha

[@NorthAyase]

Pretty much.

[@rixilonnituo]

Lol the lottery

[@jackyblue67same10]

You don't know what ur talking about not in the least .

[@dreasmom2789]

@@bikesbirdsandbonsai2012 tv ministers are worse.

[@fahrnejm]

Mike, your channel gives some fantastic insight on grizzly crimes. Thank you!! Another great vid!

[@ThatChapter]

Thanks Jessica!

[@localcrew]

Jessica Babington Those bears are the worst. 🦔

[@actionman9357]

@@localcrew Grizzly Bears commit grisly crimes! ;- )

[@jomoland]

actionman935 😆

[@rebroboturner]

Damn, you're beautiful.

[@louisebryte2714]

I’ve never believed the brothers story. I also can’t believe it was over 2 hours before anyone started to look. This entire story is so sad, not to mention the joke that is the sentences of these monsters. Unfortunately, as long as we have an INjustice system which is more concerned with the rights of criminals over the rights of victims, things will only get worse 😡 God rest Holly

[@vict4451]

Don't know about you folks, but if I get a call from my mom saying "that's NOT her bf, take care of it" I'm digging a shallow grave in the woods.

[@jessicadecoteau1178]

Make it deep. Better chance of not being found💯

[@vict4451]

@@jessicadecoteau1178 good point.

[@undercoverangel6667]

That anchor 😂 “and now he’s dead”

[@kingayy9267]

She sounded a little *too* excited about delivering that news

[@butHomeisNowhere___]

lol I admit, I laughed pretty hard. Just the matter of fact tone lol

[@sincereoneson]

What kind of brother do you have who would let you walk in the woods, with another man???

[@preacherF-15]

I'm a retired SWAT commander in Texas. This case was handled incredibly badly, from the very start. If this had happened in Texas I'd have called the Texas rangers to investigate that police department, and I have no doubt officers would have been fired at the very least. Disgraceful. Her brother is a real piece of work as well... What garbage he is.

[@Greatwhite22]

Sir I have so much respect for you and many others in law enforcement but not those who dealt with this case .There a disgrace

[@preacherF-15]

@@Greatwhite22 Agreed, and thank you,

[@southernmama7606]

I'll never forget this case. I'm a Nashvillian, born and raised, and she is still talked about today. We'll never forget what happened to her.

[@samanthab.5344]

This was a sad case to hear 💔 It's horrible what happened to Holly. She was in her own home at the wrong time. Thank you for telling her story & bringing attention to this case Mike ⚓♡

[@ThatChapter]

Thanks for watching Samantha!

[@samanthab.5344]

@Brandon Lester I always have some form of weapon on me. I'll use my hands first before a weapon, with all the meth heads out anymore with guns it becomes a scary seen & I live in a somewhat small town in WV.

[@healinggrounds19]

I taught anatomy at the school where Holly disappeared. I remember when she disappeared. It was heartbreaking. Her brother was a strange guy. I think he had something to do with her disappearance. I don't believe her mom did. Her mom was an absolute mess. She loved Holly and worked hard to keep in the public eye. There were rallies on campus for weeks. The police dragged their feet. I really think they had one of their own they were protecting.

[@mywhorled]

I felt the same way every time the head of the tbi came on the news to say literally nothing. It seemed like he wasn't getting his way and purposely bungled the investigation.

[@jaydarobertson3623]

Broo. I live eerily close to where this happened, my town was one of the firsts with missing posters and watches out searching for her. The town was heartbroken when she was found, and it was my first time witnessing true crime happening around me (I was 10-11 so when she disappeared so vv young) this case and her name with stay with me forever. She will not be forgotten

[@kingayy9267]

It's so scary a woman was abducted from her own driveway, under the eye of her brother, her mother on the phone with police, yet was still able to be assaulted, murdered, and not found for years (and only found by chance). RIP Holly