The Hunt for the Diabolical Thallium Nitrate Killer | Murder She Solved | Real Crime

Detective Susan Goreck puts her life on the line as she goes undercover to catch the vicious poisoner of a mother and her two sons.
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[@naturopath-health]

I loved the last bit where they said that he was still waiting on death row and his only complaint was that his inmate neighbours played their music too loud...what a hoot!

[@jennypockets]

Karma? Certainly deserved, I hope they keep him up every night with it.

[@greenjupiter]

Hahahahahaha

[@barbarawright5774]

Susan, you are one gutsy lady. Wow.

[@RobbersIQ]

We all need someone like detective Susan in our lives !

[@bodybuildingABC]

not unless you murdered someone lol

[@greenjupiter]

Okay. Get in touch then

[@MsBeachLizard]

Love that Sheriff! Grady Judd ♥️ Americas needs one of him in every county in this country!

[@jamesb.9155]

It must have been very gratifying for Det. Susan to openly testify against him after pulling off such a great undercover OP against that pernicious creep. Come on Florida, why is he still breathing air?

[@LadyBelladonnaStorm]

Wow, he was fully preparing to torture that detective. His repeated attempts to get her back to his house are even creepier after knowing that good. Thank goodness she turned him down!!

[@miguelparada5283]

Detective Gorick, what a woman. Hats off.

[@terrylovesenegal]

Congratulations to Detective Susan, an amazingly brave woman. Sorry for the sufferance and loss of Peggy and her family.

[@ShanthoshRajThirumoorthy]

MrBallen had already covered this story in his channel but to hear it from the family members and officers who were directly involved in the case hits differently and much more deeper!!! RIP Peggy!!!

[@l9685]

it is actually covered by Forensic files and new detectives before MrBallen got his hands on this story

[@yukiefromoz2573]

Actual documentaries are much better than someone just telling the story. You never know how much is fabricated/'exaggerated etc.

[@sten4982]

Mr Ballsack is rubbish.

[@_d98224]

Many crime channels had already made a doc. about this story way before mr.ballance's... ( 🤭 ) jas sayin

[@teejay6063]

The whole time, I was waiting for Pye to be the real killer.

[@rileyluce1614]

It’s funny to see how much credit we gave to the idea of a “genius” killer back then. Not even attempting to bring him in for questioning because he would supposedly be too clever for that! I’m sure any experienced detective could have easily exploited his narcissism.

[@davidb2206]

Nope. None of that's easy. Go try it if you are so good at it.

[@rileyluce1614]

@@davidb2206 I said experienced detective. I am not one of those

[@SarahKDB]

If they are really smart, they will lawyer up right away and that's that. Now you can't talk to them and their guard is wayyyy up. Fortunately, even smart people don't get a lawyer when they should.

[@viking956]

The amazing thing is that it is routine practice to send sick patients home if the ER staff can't "figure it out". Happens every day. And it costs lives. I drove myself to the local ER with excruciating high abdominal pain. They ran a couple of tests, said my heart was fine and sent me home even though the pain was still there. Three days later I went back to the same ER on a gurney in the back of the local Rescue Squad. Different doctor ran a different test and discovered I need immediate gall bladder surgery. Worst pain in my life. Bottom line is, we the public have no idea what kind of expertise we're going to get at an ER. We might get some dude fresh out of medical school starting his or her internship. My suggestion would be to always seek a second opinion if this happens to you.....even if you have to go to a different ER in a different city. I came very close to death because my original ER doctor was an idiot.

[@jillianpw9789]

Omg.. same!! I kept getting SEVERE pain, ended up in ER over and over for months.. and they couldn’t figure anything out 🤬😡 finally.. a Dr walking past me as I was laying on a hospital bed ( wasn’t even my Dr) picked up my chart, pressed a couple of areas on my body, and blatantly said out loud to everyone standing around ( Drs & nurses) “ it’s her gallbladder “! Sure enough, I was in surgery the following day! I can understand a little what the confusion was, because normally, gallstones happens mostly with “ fair, fat, & 50” scenario.. and I was skinny and 23. By the time I would end up in the ER.. they would give me pain relievers, and nothing would show up! Fast forward 7 yrs.. started having the same pain again, which was confusing, because I had no gallbladder at this point.. for a year ran tests.. and they FINALLY figured out I was still creating gall stones in my bile duct. They put a stint in so they could pass through in the future, and now, I do not go through the severe pain.. my point, lol, is I agree.. they just get confused after a few tests, and send you home without finding the root of the problem! I get that there are times it takes special drs to find things.. but lives would be saved if they just took a little more time, run special tests to eliminate possible issues, before sending people home after a few hours!!

[@clarabansagon7746]

Wow!!! Brilliant detective.

[@WyattRyeSway]

I heard about this case but I didn’t know it happened in Polk County. I don’t believe I would be committing a crime like this in Grady Judd county. He seems like the type to not to give up. Music. Music basically caused her neighbor to kill her. Complete evil. Wow.

[@_d98224]

Then what crime do you believe you would commit in Grady Judd County ..?

[@eboracum2012]

That was Grady Judd, I thought so. An exceptional man and a meticulous investigator. So sorry for that family. Awful to have to go through that.

[@RepentfollowJesus]

That's Sheriff Grady Judd !! One of the best officers ever. He's all over youtube. 😊

[@ndzmendoza8313]

Detective Susan was brilliant!

[@JudyFayLondon]

Yes, agreed.

[@emanx2600]

There needs to be a movie about the brave detectives work. What an incredible woman 💯

[@RepentfollowJesus]

So sorry for her family and her. And the poor dogs too. His wife needs prison too for the cookies.

[@laurenpiantino8312]

An incredibly, diabolically evil human being. One just never truly know who is living next door to them. What an incredibly brave woman Detective Susan Goreck is.

[@dongvai937]

Thaliium is best

[@jillianpw9789]

@@dongvai937 what do you mean “ is best” ?

[@aweewa5659]

Mercury Is best

[@user-ig6lx9vk7x]

​@@dongvai937and also she should have taught her children to behave themselves around adult and have respect for them and not disrespect them or pick at them a child should stay in their places both should adults and children

[@user-ig6lx9vk7x]

teach your children right from wrong

[@wendykirby631]

Sheriff Grady Judd is my hero! I wish he was in south Florida!

[@happytrails699]

I lived in Central FL and if you are deathly ill with a mysterious illness, you do not want to be at Winter Haven hospital

[@JRose-zn7iw]

Hell, this gets a thumb for Sheriff Grady Judd ALONE.

[@tylerbailey470]

Sheriff Grady is a beast !

[@juliamason8393]

@@tylerbailey470 Sheriff Judd was my boss for almost 25 years. I worked for him as a school crossing guard.

[@Allworldsk1]

100% point-blank. You do not trust anybody. If you don't know where something comes from just throw it away. I know that might seem paranoid but there are people out there that will kill you for no reason

[@chndlr18]

Yea its called life. No point being paranoid your entire life. What a waste of energy. If someone wants to kill you, throwing away an unknown item isn't going to save you. Think about it lol.

[@Allworldsk1]

@@chndlr18 it has actually saved so many different people's lives. Poisoning is something that happens more often than you think. And attempted poisonings happen a lot. Pay attention to what you are consuming. Nothing paranoid about that.

[@felicia7756]

First time seeing this, wondering if a movie had been created about this? I would really like to watch it, that creep was so, so, disturbed!!!

[@ronvosick8253]

Breaking bad.

[@gbolagadeolajide8595]

What an amazing woman that detective is!!!

[@steemdup]

Trepal has been on death row for more than 30 years, and doesn't have an execution date. What type of justice is this? None, obviously.

[@dolinaj1]

Whole life sentence is sufficient. Capitol punishment is cruel and inhuman, exceeding reasonable justice.

[@davidb2206]

@@dolinaj1 No, wrong. It IS a deterrent. Unquestionably it prevents the further murder of prison guards and those by escapees, which happen every year. Even the Catholic Church doctrine supports capital punishment for 2,000 years, because it is retributive justice, not revenge. Get over being lame and weak, and, instead, recognize the rights of those innocent victims of these criminals who deserved to live.

[@dolinaj1]

That shack was the murderer’s house?! And the wife a doctor?! What a hoot, but only if the creep were not a smug, viscous killer with a ghastly wife.

[@schrisdellopoulos9244]

She is a monster too. I hope someone is keeping an eye on her.

[@debrataggart116]

❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂 I love Sheriff Grady Judd !!! I am so glad that he was able to get all of the help he could to take down this man…The Lady Detective was surely the person that he built the room for ??? He was just too insistent on her taking “A grand tour” !!! He was sentenced to death, maybe, add a little Thalium to his meal every now and then ??? That should be the way it’s done, like for like ???

[@haubenmeisewillow-tit331]

«The pale Horse» by Agatha Christy. A coven of “pseudo” witches, who specialise in removing rich relatives. What gives the show away, is the hair loss. The first warning signs of thallium poisoning. To me, it is the creepiest of all Ms. Christies thrillers. But since it is the third of her plots which I find here, turned to reality, the question does obtrude itself: how much do such books give people ideas? Or do the murders give the ideas to the crime writers?

[@jamesthackeray7421]

What a sick bastard he was the lady was one lucky Detective not to become a victim. Really like the series thank you for upload👍😉

[@foo219]

There's one easy way to tell if someone is lying. If they are telling you that they can see if someone is lying... then they are lying.

[@gib59er56]

Hahaaa, nice!

[@tmcurly]

The sheriff in this is everywhere!! 🙊All over KZbin. Sheriff Grady?? 🤭

[@jamesb.9155]

Sheriff Grady Judd is still in the saddle giving his unique press conferences in Polk Country Florida.

[@lindadewitt9239]

The hair loss was a telling clue for anyone who has ever read Agatha Christie's The Pale Horse.

[@yukiefromoz2573]

I've seen this before but it was a while back so I watched it again :)

[@wolfkremen]

Nice surprise to see Sheriff Judd after watching his eloquent press briefings.

[@--Skip--]

Well done, ALL 👍👍👍👍👍

[@harlanddemel9339]

Congratulations maam

[@Ep0nz]

That man is whistling every word.

[@sueaddison9958]

This is so disturbing 😮how can a human being do such an apalling thing!? RIP Peggy, you raised very beautiful children🌹❤️🌏🌏🌕🙏🌸🇦🇺🐝🍀🦋🦉🏡🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@azmgbbb]

My favorite sheriff 👍🏽

[@michaelnaputi2596]

He's a joy to watch on his briefs.

[@midwestchem368]

I haven't finished the video I just started actually but Grady Judd is the best sheriff around!! Genuinely cares about the people he serves!

[@jackreacher8858]

Should be made into a movie . Alert everybody to these kind of people out there . This way a lot sheep will not fall into traps of snakes in the grass .

[@tmkc162]

She cleaned up good 💞💞💞💞💞

[@abrildiaz2847]

Its so funny to me that the genus group is called mensa, which means stupid in Spanish

[@Kim-ev8pr]

Quite ironic isn’t it😂

[@philippinestroppoholic7996]

It's immediately obvious that this was an unusual case and they should have looked at poison at the outset. Duh

[@amaliasafaryan4256]

this program repeats things alottttt

[@gorillaau]

The repeats would have been where an advert was inserted.

[@bunnymad5049]

And may the other inmates play their radios too loud for a very, very long time.

[@notlisteningwhocares8877]

Why did know that was the sheriff Grady lol 😍

[@tiedyehobo]

The poor innocent dogs

[@maggiethecat1538]

I agree. So cruel and sad. 🙏🐕💙🐕

[@marciam6224]

WOW!!! Sheriff Grady Judd!! He always gets his man (or woman). WTG Sheriff Judd!!

[@miaomiaochan]

Intelligence that's not used to advance humanity and improve the human condition is a squandered gift. In what way does cooking and selling meth and poisoning neighbors you don't like make anything better for anyone? What does it prove?

[@biancava5974]

Every time the ret FBI guy said s... my ears cry!

[@mariekatherine5238]

Back pre-internet when detectives had no back-up! This guy was a sick puppy. It’s a good thing she didn’t go to his new house.

[@Stichting_NoFap]

I remember this too from mr ballen.

[@erichaynes7502]

does anyone remember the cold case files episode where a guy poisoned his wife with a cancer causing chemical he stole from the hospital where he worked

[@TawnyC_]

Sheesh, Florida needs to get with the executions. What are they waiting on?

[@henrikechers9995]

I knew about Thalium poisen. It is used in Agatha Christie tv series, in the episode "The Pale Horse"

[@johnnywadd7960]

Florida again 🤣

[@teejay6063]

Pye is Mayhem from the Allstate commercials and Law & Order.

[@catherinemumbua8251]

Still wondering why the husband didn't want the wife to be take to the hospital the sons had to?.....

[@EzeK5]

My man Graddy Judd

[@jimmystrickland1034]

All those orange groves are now wiped out. Empty rolling hills with 500,000 homes being built on the open parcels nowadays. Alturas looks unrecognizable.

[@ellaw356]

His wife should be behind bars too!!

[@benedicthlongwane7186]

This was a very risky mission as Susan could have been poisoned by George if he suspected her. It was a foolhardy task to get near the clever killer.

[@crystalshaw8744]

Why does dude keep saying how smart and brilliant they are. They are murderers.

[@wendykirby631]

Unbelievable! I thought it was the ugly husband.

[@suerichards47]

Love sherif Grady Judd hope he is still going strong

[@entropicallydriven]

The concept of Mensa is hilarious. Like you can’t possibly think of something more important to you? On the flip side seems like a great way to sucker some fools through membership and application fees

[@schrisdellopoulos9244]

Exactly.

[@teresatv9209]

You didn’t get in I take it. It’s just a club for clever people, just like s football club is for footballers. Us nerds need our own organisations too.

[@entropicallydriven]

@@teresatv9209 For sure fair to want to surround yourself with people with similar interests but surely you could choose an academic organization focused around something that interests you rather than just having a high horsepower brain. The premise and members who I've met just rubbed me the wrong way. Genuinely happy you get something out of it, I was just being facetious

[@elwalker9034]

Impressive that detective woman is.

[@SarahKDB]

He's obviously not THAT smart as he kept a ton of evidence...

[@john069petero7]

They did a great job on this investigation. Great job

[@mels11592]

Sheriff Judd is the best!!

[@rusty-dy3gz]

Sheriff Judd is cool as shit.

[@mirandamaryadi]

Best one on this case was on Forensic Files..

[@benedicthlongwane7186]

George was sentenced to death like a medival times sorcerer. The modern wizard had met his match and the punishment was a playback of the ancient period.

[@chndlr18]

Time to take your meds hun.

[@benedicthlongwane7186]

@@chndlr18 In the past people were sentenced to death for witchcraft. Just because you are ignorant of that does not mean you have to be a cheeky swine.

[@Kim-ev8pr]

👍🏼

[@Timmeh_The_tyrant]

If you are bing poisoned by your neighbor LOCK YOUR DOORS control your food in locked cabinets. Problem solved. I know… get a security camera. You could easily set him up and catch him in the act if you tried even a little.

[@user-lt4em1dd7w]

This was on forensic files

[@hezekiahking8333]

Bro whole time I thought it was the husband damn some people just mad evil bro smh 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@ronvosick8253]

Is a real life Heisenberg.

[@Annet1]

How did he put coke inside their house

[@alicetango6725]

Who tf called their kid pie??? Wtf America its worse than mitt 😂😂😂

[@john069petero7]

Susan great job . You are sharp hats off to you.

[@xanderhanson3321]

Damn y’all got Gpaw shiiii

[@kidc_7951]

I wouldnt be surprised if this case inspired the breaking bad TV show.

[@teresatv9209]

Happened well before Breaking Bad

[@davidb2206]

Don't support ANY glamorization of drug dealers or murderers. Not ever. No exception. Not with dollars. Not with viewing time. NO and no. Never watched it. Not even once. I told a co-worker "I'll watch the episode in which they show him being hanged."

[@jasonrichard7560]

So my neighbors meth labs were most likely poisoning me? Explains a whole bunch of things.

[@davidwoermansr]

If you're going to get stupid in Floriduh don't do it in Polk County sheriff Grady don't play

[@LWalks64]

Kind of peculiar that Pye was the only one not poisoned. Maybe he didn't drink as much Coke as the others?

[@Nobluffbuff]

You missed it, they mentioned the doctors found he also had Thallium in his blood yet not to the amount others did, presumably he drank less of the Coke.

[@Kim-ev8pr]

Every person in the house had drank some of the cola.

[@raerae6422]

Also, he was away hunting the weekend the mom first got sick.

[@jaqueitch]

So the kids terrorized this guy with loud music, etc. I guess they share some blame here.

[@SuperSas89]

Was he really smart? Who tested him😅

[@tessaducek5601]

People with high IQ are usually common sense dumb.

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

D is for death!

[@Babaoshan16]

And you want me to believe that the wife didn't know about his evil schemes??

[@missypuffin8985]

Oh cool..this is the current Chief in Florida who says if you do something stupid in Polk County, Florid your ass will be shot. Love this guy!!

[@tessaducek5601]

I can understand their frustration with the Carr family. Pye was a quiet neighbor until he moves Peggy and her brood in. The kids were rude, noisy, destructive and just your typical low class neighbors from hell. But George being in his own little world thought he was smart enough to eliminate them. What was really stupid is he goes through all that trouble only to move anyway! High IQ doesn't mean smart! He was definitely an egg head from the 60s They didn't have a TV nor a radio. They loved their books. His actions were outlandish and completely heinous.

[@dolinaj1]

“Low class” says more about you, than the victim and her family.

[@ginestrian]

Probably it isn't so much about “low class” but about the age of the kids and their educational level.

[@davidb2206]

What is he doing in an orange grove, then? He belonged in NYC, probably where he came from. If he doesn't love children and "loving thy neighbor as thyself," then who needs him in this society? Good riddance. The d.p. should have been carried out in 48 hours on him.

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[@StraddleyourSuccess]

Well, unless he repents and asks Jesus for forgiveness, he'll find the screaming in hell too loud also.

[@ja5435]

His first mistake was doing a crime in Florida

[@user-de2dh4qm5d]

I really love liked this crime story. Iv seem it before but that was a long time ago. It gets you thinking if you never seen this episode? The George character is a ass!! Thought he was smarter than the police? Well he definitely underestimated the police!! Those detectives and officers are very smart and all with high IQ's. What bothers me is how come nobody realized that the 6 pack of coca cola wasn't bought by anyone in the house? I know I would question were it came from? My family was an still is Pepsi drinkers. Pye was there first suspect? Which I find odd cause he qas out hunting for a few days? Bottom line is the stupid George who thought he was so smarter than anyone else got caught by a highly bright individual woman. She played ger role perfectly. I mean when you have kids of course you'll have access noise. He never had the balls to confront Pye or his wife? He a straight up coward murderer!! I wonder if he has been executed yet? I hope so!! May the mom RIP 🙏❤️