The Freeway Phantom: The Mysterious Killer Who Stalked the US Capital

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[@brendan5065]

Simon your beard is truly an inspiration to us all

[@freakboy220]

Are you going to do a Biographics about Charles Vere Ferrers Townshend? He was a WW1 Major General who surrendered at the 1st battle of Kut and lived in luxury courtesy of the Ottoman Sultan at the time while his men died of starvation and disease as Ottoman POWs

[@vishaladwani16]

When are we going get one on Rodney Alcala🧐🧐🧐

[@--enyo--]

Thanks for making Biographics a podcast as well!! I only found out a few weeks ago and have been listening since then. 🙂

[@jeremybds1901]

Parents in 70s: 'hey travel a mile and get groceries, pick up my prescription and get the oil changed. I know you're 6 but its time'

[@tso8174]

You forgot the cigarettes that mamma likes

[@mattg4836]

@@tso8174 lol my older brother would pick up my mom's cigarettes when he was 10 years old. The store was across the street in probably one of the safest towns in the world but still crazy

[@n3v3rg01ngback]

Also, “Here’s a note. Pick up some cigs for me and beer for dad.”

[@nekomasteryoutube3232]

When I was a kid (around 10 years old) I did goto the grocery store a couple times on my own, walked 3 km to the groccery store, spent around 200 dollars picking up pretty much the same stuff I remember my parents grabbing (and maybe adding some fruits and a candy bar I wanted) and took a taxi home with the groceries. When I got older I'd typically goto a internet cafe for a bit before doing the shopping as my father would let me have a couple bucks to pay for a couple hours at the cafe so I could download a bunch of anime and stuff (and than goto a 24 hour grocery store in the event I stayed at the cafe late) I'd be doing it that way for years up until my father got a car I think in 2016.

[@SubPablum]

I am a child survivor of the 70's. Interesting times.

[@amydevlin735]

My dad was super protective when I was growing up. Until I was 10 I wasn’t allowed to go beyond the garden to play without asking permission. And he walked me to and from school till I went to high school. It was a short walk. I had a curfew until I was 16. Sure it was annoying at the time and I never understood what he was so worried about. It’s only now and seeing so many of these cases from the past and present that I realise. I’m so grateful to him now. ☺️☺️

[@flyingdutchman2442]

You should have been grateful then , you brat.

[@flyingdutchman2442]

@@SongokuJidai I’m a boy and I knew that there were men that may try to kidnap and hurt me. You don’t need much detail. By the time I was 16 , I certainly understood what the “big deal” was.

[@filthyidol3206]

@@flyingdutchman2442 why are you so mad

[@flyingdutchman2442]

@@filthyidol3206 I only get mad over money.

[@Fractal_blip]

Did you live in dc?

[@akidmyself4053]

RIP to all the victims. They were just children. Youngest victim was 10. This guy was a monster.

[@jalenikezeue4114]

Do you want this Monster To Suffer

[@ItalianCountryball11]

10?!

[@joseybryant7577]

One of the few cases that actually makes me feel truly terrible. So much negligence on the part of the police.

[@theblackbaron4119]

All of the murder cases are terrible. What is wrong with you.

[@Elora445]

@@theblackbaron4119 The person didn't say they weren't. They only said that this case makes them feel truly terrible. Nowhere did they imply that other murder cases aren't terrible.

[@Valentinnq8]

@@Elora445 true

[@failsrus96]

DC Police were notoriously incompetent and corrupt back then, it wasn't until the late 90s, after a massive increase in violence and drug dealing in the 80s and early to mid 90s, that they started to get their act together.

[@willieb.haardigan8984]

I missed the negligence part?

[@holliday72889]

Imagine living in a community where reporting a dead body to police doesn’t get results for an entire week

[@alexseguin5245]

Yeah, that's insane!

[@springbloom5940]

Perhaps they were busy

[@willieb.haardigan8984]

That’s the city brotha, doesn’t matter which one. Takes a while for the sheriff or officer to come out a lot of the time. Unless it’s literally “I’m being stabbed help” police ain’t gonna bother.

[@Chance57]

@@springbloom5940 Of course they were busy. Wasting taxpayer money on the war on drugs that just begun. Who's got time to bust murderers when you have people smoking the devil's lettuce?

[@TheodoreBrosevelt]

@@willieb.haardigan8984 Doesn't take a week, you can't tell me that they had something more important than trying to find a killer.

[@Abelslayer1222]

Back around 2010-12 there was a slew of body parts found around Butte Montana. These murders where never solved. Would make a great video.

[@Adendum82]

The words "slew of body parts" just has an inherently soul-rattling bad sound to them *shudders*

[@josephmichael2096]

As a native Butte person (Buttian?) I've always wondered how many bodies are in the Berkeley Pit.

[@Adendum82]

@@josephmichael2096 Now I'm curious. What is the Berkeley Pit? Admittedly, as a Canadian, I have no idea about anything Butte-related, but Buttian seems a reasonable term to assume 🤣 I accept it, if that vote counts at all. It's great when we need to make up our own, or mangle, words for the English language to describe our hometown affiliation. I myself haven't figured out if I'm an Allistonian, Allistonite, or Allistoner. But, I wish to know more of this Berkeley Pit. Montana is just "over the fence" from Canada and I'm intrigued. Of course 2:44 am is the right time for another rabbit hole excursion!

[@musicrepublicworldwide7313]

But this sounds like an awesome video thooooo

[@peggysmith9895]

Gen x was like this i used to get my father cigarettes alcohol and some times drive him home from the bar at 10 yrs old and it wasn't very unusual

[@johanseinen8245]

The lack of interest by the police is a crime by itself if you would ask me.

[@eldridgedavis]

Probably completely burnt out..

[@emilybarclay8831]

@@eldridgedavis or just not interested in doing their job when the victims were black girls. Can’t deny the USA was still pretty fuckin racist when it was just 7 years post-civil rights. You can’t miss a dead body when you’re given the exact location unless you just didn’t look

[@Rager_U]

If it had been a white girl on January 6, 2021, they'd have caught the killer in a heartbeat, since they certainly weren't interested in protests that day -- not even violent ones.

[@forcedtohaveahandle]

@@eldridgedavis Sure buddy...

[@evelynwalker6670]

@@emilybarclay8831 you're right. When they finally went back to look at the case again, all of the evidence had been destroyed. They were less than interested because the girls were black

[@JacksonKillroy]

"not among the most notorious names like zodiac or jack the ripper, yet he managed to do the same thing" That might've been because he was murdering black women in the 1970's...

[@waxeightoneeight]

I am in my late-twenties and this is the first time I have ever heard about the Freeway Phantom. I know that would not be the case if his victims were white.

[@willieb.haardigan8984]

Flawless logic “I didn’t hear about it therefore it wasn’t reported because muh racism” So any crime investigation involving multiple black victims you haven’t heard of is the result of racism?

[@Chance57]

@@Autisticwanderer Oh yeah, definitely race had nothing to do with it. Since ACAB, It's standard procedure for them to not even look out their car window when investigating reports of a dead body. Chud loser.

[@AlexanderMason1]

@@waxeightoneeight so you have heard of each and every one of the literal thousands of serial killers in US history? Dummy.

[@elitefencer777]

Like The Wire said (in despondent hues) "You could go a long way in this country, killing black folk."

[@cocainecarl7814]

You upload simultaneously on so many channels, I am not sure where to even start :D

[@elliottadams8032]

Im convinced simon whistler doesnt exist and he is only a very advanced A.I.

[@thejudgmentalcat]

I just call it SimonTube or BlazeTube

[@XYGamingRemedyG]

I personally always start from busyness blaze. I mean brain blaze.

[@BA-dt6tg]

Except for geographics!! He uploads once every blue moon it seems like there

[@TheBLGL]

He’s just the narrator, other people do the research, editing, etc.

[@multiyapples]

Rest in peace to those that passed away. I hope the killer is caught.

[@jdubskiwright2380]

Unfortunately its probably just like the zodiac case and hes deceased from old age

[@flyingdutchman2442]

@@jdubskiwright2380 Or hopefully they died in prison for unrelated crimes.

[@tatum635]

With the evidence destroying I doubt this case will ever be solved.

[@jalenikezeue4114]

Yeah So They can Sentence The MF To Death

[@ignitionfrn2223]

1:30 - Chapter 1 - The reign of terror begins 5:20 - Chapter 2 - The killings continues 9:25 - Chapter 3 - Final murders 13:25 - Chapter 4 - Investigation & suspects

[@thecultofcaged]

3:26 that has got to be the most unfortunate name for a detective ever Heck it's literally Moriarty he probably did it.

[@geromelegnome5446]

😜 I heard that

[@neo-didact9285]

He's basically an Ace Attorney character! 😮

[@BlueBirdsProductions]

am I the only one who didn't get this joke at all?

[@geromelegnome5446]

Professor James Moriarty, master criminal and nemesis of Sherlock Holmes, described as the "Napoleon of crime". So a detective with that surname is ironic. Hope this helps.

[@waitwhat3547]

@@BlueBirdsProductions Jim Moriarty is the main antagonist in the Sherlock Holmes world

[@thecultofcaged]

I live in the D.C area it's so weird hearing where some of the bodies where dumbed and to think "oh I know exactly where that is" It's odd having one of these be so close to home

[@VideoDotGoogleDotCom]

Hmm... Where were you at the times of these murders?

[@ashesfalldown492]

I know right. I live in right off 295 and it was spooky, I recognized every area he mentioned. I drive 295 or 50 everyday. I will be thinking of these poor girls now too. I have lived here my whole life and never heard of this case.

[@mirandawesley7466]

I thought I was the only one who felt that way. It’s bizarre knowing one of the bodies was dumped literally right around the corner of where I live currently. 😳

[@ZOB4]

I’m curious how you choose which of these go on Biographics and which get the Casual Criminalist treatment.

[@aidenbrennan6750]

know right! Surely this is a criminalist episode..

[@---ie2ms]

Usually the more well known end on this, like JTR, zodiac, btk, ted bundy etc

[@mysteryjunkie9808]

Now we are asking the real questions

[@--enyo--]

It’s two different production teams. Simon doesn’t always choose them. From what I gather sometimes he suggests, but otherwise the team chooses & he reads what lands in front of him. True crime videos on Biographics always get a lot of hits, so saying ‘only Casual Criminalist can cover people who do crime’ is a bit of a shot to the foot. Plus there are people who only watch one channel.

[@aidenbrennan6750]

@@--enyo-- Yeah 100% should cover them across 2 channels, just feels like he doesn't. Haven't seen any crossover and that feels deliberate, and regrettable

[@mikdan8813]

Serial killers: (exist) Simon: dibs

[@tanks608]

Always nice to hear about a killer in the city I live in…..

[@captainskipper4858]

Radical!

[@joshuasutherland8619]

Right...WTF

[@judastheman]

I lived in Phoenix, when we had two serial killers at the same time.

[@jessicajujubean5004]

We rarely ever have serial killers up here in Michigan. We're a state that produces people who move out of state and then become serial killers, like Aileen Wuornos and John List

[@captainskipper4858]

In Mass there is always something going down

[@YodaSmokes]

This one gonna be another banger from the King of Narration, Simon Whistler.

[@LucyLynette]

7:50 170 miles? Was that a typo in your script? Because 17 miles could make sense, but 170 is ridiculous. Depending on the girl's exact neighborhood and the route taken, her DC home might have been a whole 17 miles from VA. 170 miles from DC, southbound, would put the girl somewhere around the NC border.

[@whitneyyoung3061]

I was going to say the same thing. I had to replay that segment just to make sure I heard it correctly.

[@josephmassaro]

Definitely an error. I live in the DC area and people take cabs in and out of Virginia, Maryland and DC all the time. DC is about the size of a postage stamp (or 16 miles at it's widest). In fact, the current DC Metro Subway travels through all DC, MD and VA.

[@flyingdutchman2442]

@@josephmassaro Did they say what area in Virginia?

[@josephmassaro]

@@flyingdutchman2442 No and the victim said she believed that she might be in Virginia, but did not say where. She was picked up in the north west part of DC which buffers both Maryland (northern and eastern sides) and Virginia (western side). Her body was found in Maryland, north east of DC near the Baltimore Washington Parkway which connects to the Beltway interstate that circles DC and runs through Maryland and Virgina. He may have taken her out of DC, into Virginia and then followed the beltway north and east, taking him into Maryland where he could get off and travel east to the Baltimore area.

[@flyingdutchman2442]

@@josephmassaro Ok, point is, if they didn’t say which city in virginia than it very well could have been 170 miles away.

[@jchristopherball]

DC and Virginia are “over 170 miles away” - Am I miss something, they are right across the Potomac from each other???!

[@pohldriver]

Exactly what I was about to post. They might have meant Virginia Beach and either accidentally left off Beach or didn't realize that Virginia Beach is a city.

[@alchemist_x79]

Came here to say the same thing. That one made me do a double take.

[@LiliLovesStuff]

Me sitting in Virginia and looking out my apartment window able to see the Washington Monument "WOW I Guess I can see 170 miles"

[@eri6954]

@@pohldriver No, she only said she was in Virginia.

[@abigailmiller8056]

Yeah I need more info cause what I found online says she either went to get groceries or went to the movies and it was in her call home that she said a man was giving her a ride back and she thinks she's in Virginia which would imply that's she's just across the river idk where the 170 miles comes from

[@EddyGurge]

7:49 Virginia is 170 miles away from DC? They share a border Simon. I"m in Virginia and I'm about 8 miles to Washington Monument as the crow flies.

[@ncarrick783]

Came here to say this. From Congress Heights, Virginia is mere minutes away. There are PARTS of Virginia that are 170 miles away, but.... eh.

[@EddyGurge]

@@ncarrick783 I'm going to make a guess and think he meant to say Virginia Beach.

[@gz6963]

I find it quite creepy that he had the victim write the note to be put in her pocket after he had killed her.

[@steviesavagegs8791]

I've watched a couple of these serial killers and I just can't believe parents use to send their pre teen children into town to do stuff, I know it's just the way it was back then but it's just insane to think about doing that now. My parents would only let me and my siblings go down the road to the corner store if we went with someone else

[@bezllama3325]

Well tbf Spinks' parents didn't allow her to do that it was her sister

[@uncluckable6535]

The irony of getting got outside of a business called 'Safeway' would be somewhat comical if it weren't for the grim outcome of that event..

[@JonMI6]

Beltway Snipers next?

[@ClassicRiki]

Green fibres? I wonder if there was a nearby mini golf course or such…synthetic grass type material

[@toastdude1587]

Most people suspected the green fibers to be from a car carpet or some sort of bathroom rug since the victims were bathed before there bodies were dumped

[@invincibleluis]

Another great one! Keep it up!

[@williamdrijver4141]

Detectives then had a much harder job: no cameras anywhere, no smartphone data, no DNA matching, no whatsapp neighborhood alerts etc. No even a automated fingerprint data bank.

[@Kier4n99]

Just want to say thanks for making these available for download Simon. I watch these while going on long road trips and time flies by

[@chuckeescircus4855]

Excellent video! I'd love to see a video on the Monster Of Florence, an Italian killer with WAY too much urban legend clouding the facts.

[@bonesjunkie12]

Why do so many of the victims have “Denise” as their middle name. Very strange coincidence.

[@surlygirly1926]

Good call! Very strange.

[@IXSICNESS]

It does seem an odd coincidence but it's entirely possible that denise as a middle name was incredibly popular across the span of time when the victims were born and this is the extent of the connection. It seems like one of those coincidences that seems unlikely but is in reality quite statistically likely. But without knowing how many people within the geographic boundaries the killer operated in who had denise as a middle name my guess is just a potential variable that may be baseless.

[@tatum635]

It was a very popular name in the 60s / 70s

[@johnkidby7948]

Coincidences are strange by definition. If they weren't they wouldn't be coincidences, they'd just be... well, nothing.

[@coatesmuhgoats6272]

Perfect always love getting these notifications

[@L1ttlepace]

These serial killer biographics are the best ones you do! Please do more.

[@Mulambdaline1]

I know these murders happened so long ago, it’s still so sad.

[@ashesfalldown492]

This is such a depressing episode. I live right off 295 and have lived in PG county/DC my whole life. I have never heard of this case. It is so awful how little the cops cared and how lackadaisical they were. I hope the families one day, somehow get close sure.

[@TheEvilCommenter]

Good video 👍

[@jimbobur]

12:17 This kind of handwriting analysis has almost entirely been debunked, so I wouldn't trust any of these conclusions that she was relaxed and knew the killer.

[@samsamson391]

Came here to say this.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

I write stuff multiple times until I get it right. If I were a killer (which I am not) who abducts people (which I do not), I'd ask the same from the victims. Let them rewrite the letter until it all looks perfect.

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you

[@yeeN4W]

Doing gods work ❤️

[@drewsawyer3]

This one was really rough and heartbreaking to hear.

[@AnnaAnna-uc2ff]

Thanks.

[@moonhowler667]

I swear to god every time a video of yours plays after another video of yours, it's louder lol

[@sandhilltucker]

Can I recommend military groups for several future biographics videos. Like the 82nd airborne, Special Operations Aviation Regiment (SOAR), Green Berets, Marine Recon and Navy Seals?

[@ILikeToLaughAtYou]

4:28 My grandfather was an officer in DC at the time, from 1970 to his death in the line of duty in ‘79. His former beat partner was one of those two officers convicted. The guys name was Simmons, had only been with the department for a handful of months, maybe about 8. Anyways, Simmons and another officer became close friends, and for whatever reason, simultaneously left the force only a few months into their career. It was only a few years later that a body of a young girl was found with a .38 special round through the back of her head along the Highway. My grandfather responded to it, not knowing it was the work of his former partner.

[@generalgrax]

Damn, thats crazy! Thanks for this post.

[@titaniusanglesmith9690]

This one cop became a serial killer. While around 40-50% of cops will simply beat their wives instead. Good on them for keeping their impulses under control AND within the family.

[@shayjaco]

another great video as always from simon & the crew. my only suggestion would be that you use a different shadowy figure in the thumbnail. i think this is the third time that the image of the hooded figure with a red ? over their face has been used. i say this because when i first saw this video in my recommended, i thought it was one i had watched previously just from a glance at the thumbnail. always love your videos though!

[@baeo.wolffe5179]

Have you covered the Texarkana Moonlight Murders?

[@johnbaugh2437]

Yes!!!

[@samsamson391]

I read about this one after I saw the film that was loosely based on the story (the real story is always best). So bizarre. I could definitely see Simon doing this. Kinda surprised me he hasn't already.

[@johnbaugh2437]

@@samsamson391 hahah I live in Texarkana. There is a great book about it written by a longtime local reporter for the Texarkana Gazette. He wrote it some years ago. He actually has a PhD in history from the University of Texas. It’s called “The Phantom Killer,” by James Presley.

[@ArionRDAW]

As someone who queue your videos across your multiple channels, the different volume levels from each video to the next can be very jarring.

[@BiddyIsABaddy]

“DC’s first serial killer…” I got news for you guys… actually I very much liked this video and I mistakenly thought this was about the *DC Sniper case (*hint: Simon)

[@drax5872]

Personally I feel that the creepiest thing about these types of murders is that the murderers might be watching along with the rest of us...

[@cameronjadewallace]

Society is pretty weird

[@drax5872]

@@cameronjadewallace Oh yeah, no doubt about that.

[@archlich4489]

Tell them something. Tell them to not be happy.

[@drax5872]

@@archlich4489 What's the point, they won't care.

[@chrisbenoit7]

the casual criminalist is awesome while i'm at work

[@--enyo--]

Biographics now comes as a podcast too.

[@slamnjr1]

Phoenix, AZ had a phantom shooter too

[@sevdailsulejmani6721]

Hi I really enjoy watching your videos Can you make a video about Enver Hoxha, Albania's dictator of the 20th century ? I'd love to see that Thanks

[@_ZeroQueen_]

This was unsettling to watch. Interesting but unsettling.

[@raphipik]

I don’t know whats wrong with me but these days I like falling asleep to Simon talking about serial killers.

[@pansprayers]

I've been doing that for months, TBH.

[@devinjohnson9000]

As someone who watches the channel known as Criminally Listed, I can confidently say that I cannot escape MagellanTV.

[@lizdierdorf]

I would love a Calum’s Cut of this!!

[@UvstudioCaToronto]

Can you do the Kangxi Emperor soon?

[@Rakeshgupta-iy7lm]

Hi can you make a video on Desmond T Doss the first conscientious objector to win the medal of honour and on which the movie Hacksaw Ridge by Mel Gibson is based on. Thank you.

[@staceyraymond7526]

If the police would of got off their asses they may have found carol right away. This whole case is filled with negligence from the police! All that DNA from all 6 victims and the case files also were either destroyed or lost. It's sickening that 6 very young girls can be brutally murdered and they had evidence that could of closed it. Very sad

[@dougontheotherchannel3078]

Biographics on The D.C. Sniper!

[@samsamson391]

TBH, before I clicked and watched, I thought it was about the DC sniper. Shocked me that I hadn't read, seen, nor heard of the Freeway Phantom. I Thought maybe his name had changed.

[@farleyecclesgaming4706]

Can you do a video on black dahlia

[@demetriwalker1348]

Over the past 2 years alone should give you enough material Simon for the next 20 years alone. I was really surprised you didn’t do a 20 year anniversary for “9/11/2001 this past week

[@brendakrieger7000]

Creepy😱😵😨My dad owned a Vega. It was black with gold trim

[@ShotByMLB]

I LOVE your content bro but just a heads up, This took place in DC, you said “Virginia was 170 miles away” Virginia touches DC & she was probably more likely to be 3 miles away maybe 10 depending on which side of VA

[@mohammadaluthainah402]

Moriarty now a Detective ?!?! What the ... 🤨 Am I been wrong to conclude that Sherlock Holmes is a Suspect ... 🤦‍♂️

[@NathanCassidy721]

Based on what I’ve heard about DC nowadays, it’s doesn’t shock me that this guy has never been caught.

[@GoodAtSpeling]

Sounds like it was likely the guy working for the hospital but they didn't search his house until years after the killings had stopped

[@NathanCassidy721]

@@GoodAtSpeling A good theory. Based on what I've heard from people who live there, the biggest thing that gets in the way is Bureaucracy. It competes with the sociopaths in terms of getting in the way of stuff getting done.

[@thegardenofeatin5965]

Boy that Safeway wasn't particularly Safe.

[@Nafplio19]

Should definitely cover the DC snipers in a video

[@Anarchy1122]

A cool video or podcast episode idea would be the butcher Baker serial killer who operated in Alaska. Also known as, the Alaskan human hunter

[@harrisonmiller6475]

can you do 1 on the killer known as Bible John who was another infamous killer who was never caught or ID remains unknown?

[@nathangirling988]

He has done on his Casual Criminalist channel.

[@furthausen]

If like this one will like his Casual Criminalist. He did Bible John

[@RJ6837]

Could you make a video on Lord Mountbatten

[@TheRealJDC]

Hey Simon! Just wanted to stop by and say I loved this episode. I love the crime stuff but The Casual Criminalist can be too long form and fluffy for me. Hope this feedback gets to you 🙂

[@JB-rl7hh]

Simon - Please do one on this guy! Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Karelin (kah-RE-lin, Russian: Александр Александрович Карелин, IPA: [ɐlʲɪkˈsandr ɐlʲɪkˈsandrəvʲɪtɕ kəˈrʲelʲɪn]; born 19 September 1967) is a retired Greco-Roman wrestler for the Soviet Union and Russia. Nicknamed the "Russian Bear",[2] "Russian King Kong",[3] "Alexander the Great" and "The Experiment", he is widely considered to be the greatest Greco-Roman wrestler of all time.[1][4][5][6] Karelin won gold medals at the 1988, 1992 and 1996 Olympic Games under a different flag each time (Soviet Union, Unified Team and Russia respectively), and a silver medal at the 2000 Olympic Games. His wrestling record is 887 wins and two losses, both by a single point.

[@bhgtree]

A young girl is kidnapped and brutally murdered and the police can only spare two officers and they are told 'To make it snappy'.

[@LaurenElizabethYT]

I’ve been binge watching casual criminalist ... but now it seems bizarre hearing you talk about a true crime case without making comments to Callum 😅

[@MrMcGreed]

Not that I mind this as a Biographics. But isn't this exactly more a Casual Criminalist? I'd like Biographics on: - Niels Bohr - Johannes Kepler - Josiah Bartlett - Hans Christian Andersen - The Brothers Grimm - John Dewey ... if you're still taking suggestions :P

[@conorbulger6576]

Plz do Whitey Bulger!!!

[@zaidshah4535]

Nice shirt!

[@sherirobinson6867]

I've never heard this before...

[@andrewsld]

Anyone else notice that almost all of the victims had the same middle name? Likely a coincidence, but an interesting observation.

[@morningdewdymond1083]

I thought the same thing

[@altinmares8363]

Do more videos about -Presocratic philosophers -Thales of Miletus -Empedocles -Parmenides -Al Kindi -Al Farabi

[@msoda8516]

I wonder if there is any usable dna that they could test today

[@garrysmith9515]

Can you do a video on Sir Clive Sinclair? Definitely worthy of a Biographics vid.

[@blueberrypirate3601]

With his squishy rubbery keyboard on the zx spectrum. Spectrum is Green!😃

[@itschasechase]

he did a business blaze/brain blaze about sir clive. would be interesting to see the cocaine-less biographics approach though

[@garrysmith9515]

@@itschasechase I did see that. Definitely hoping for something a bit more sober. :P

[@ikelove6784]

can you guys cover Joseph Smith or Brigham Young basically because Mormon church is huge out here in Colorado .

[@siggiesis]

Several of the girls seemed to have been to be running chores. There has to be a connection there. Someone had a view of the road or the area that they passed.

[@daniellef7811]

How do the detectives look the parents in the face and tell them their daughter is dead and her body is still naked and outside. No one had the decency to put a blanket on her!!! Did the family know where when, and how she was found immediately?

[@titaniusanglesmith9690]

Im kind of glad this is what youre upset about. Sweetie, every single death that a cop comes across is photographed with personal devices. They trade the images amongst each other & laugh about how worthless the lower class is. You see, I dont mean socioeconomic classes. I mean the fact that cops believe society itself is 2nd class compared to themselves. If you were to committ suicide or have a loved one commit suicide, Cops dont care. They will add more photos to their self-pleasuring eollection of dead people, they use them like pokemon cards. So just keep this in mind. If youre ever found by a cop, theyre going to be mocking you. They are going to make your loved ones see the images(yes, cops have intentionally mailed death photos of people they just happen to dislike. Cops even have their own forums that are 100% blocked from public view, and i once had access. Reading their posts has damaged me personally. Those sites need to be destroyed. They share with other officers how to get away with arresting intoxicated women & how to rape them without being caught. Its all about their little "payback" for all the hard work they claim to do

[@alexandraa8683]

Virginia is walking distance from Oxon Hill and DC. I live in Rockville and I honestly have to cut into Virginia to get to work in south DC.

[@bamacopeland4372]

With so many serial killers we documents. You need to do one on mega projects or side projects on criminal profiling. Bau

[@cwm3254]

We all know the reason this case was mishandle, leading to it remaining unsolved

[@glorifiedonion6676]

Very murdery is the perfect catchphrase for this channel

[@hannahterry6316]

The AZ I-10 shooter was also never caught back in 2015

[@AlwaysOutnumbere]

Virginia is just across the Potomac River. I live in Virginia and I can see the Washington Monument from my house.

[@Official_Cockroach]

Almost all the victims had the second name denise 🧐

[@GateKeeper36]

I don't know why but I just have this feeling this is connected to skull and bones

[@johnfake2739]

7:55: "... that did not make a lot of sense (Brenda saying she was coming home in a cab), since Virginia was over 170 miles away." False and inaccurate statement. Virginia, via the Wilson Bridge, is less than 10 miles away from where Brenda lived.

[@igostupidfast3]

17 mi would be more accurate than 170mi

[@StalkingPanda96]

And isn't it spelled Capitol?

[@patrickmcdonald8513]

It's a crying shame Simon wasn't on the case. He'd a found that SOB.

[@jordanwillett7635]

Did you change microphones This videos audio assaulted my ears when it started and i had to turn it down a bit

[@corettejones]

As a Washingtonian, Virginia is across the Potomac River about 5-10 minutes from Anacostia Freeway. I thought that was a blatant error of misinformation. So I wonder about the validity of rest of presentation. Tragic events, I was 12yrs old at the time.

[@dylangarcia3898]

Maybe you should do the DC sniper