The I-70 Serial Killer

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[@lot6129]

ANY NEWS UPDATE?"

[@jeffbell4434]

No.

[@jeffbell4434]

​@jessegalinski3124 it's called KZbin premium son.

[@holdendegrave855]

I just can’t imagine getting convinced to cover someone’s shift n then end up getting murdered. I’d be mad af

[@Thetdubb]

You’d be dead af

[@SlothhhKinggg]

That's why I don't cover shifts anymore. Being a delivery driver or gas station attendee is more dangerous than being a cop

[@elvingearmasterirma7241]

I'd become a ghost just to be pissed off

[@Noah-f4h]

@@Thetdubb LMAO

[@paigeg888]

@@SlothhhKinggg haha nice try

[@blahmonmonmon]

damn, i’ve never felt bad about getting someone to cover a shift for me, but imagine knowing you’d be dead if you hadn’t had that shift covered. a crazy amount of guilt

[@SCSAsJorts]

Yeah I’m sure there’s some survivors guilt in that cause yikes

[@karenamyx2205]

Wonder if the survivors guilt is also mixed with relief and elation at avoiding death. What a complicated emotion.

[@richardaaron4454]

I tell anyone that I hire, they can’t call out because someone will have to work a double. Now obviously if it’s an emergency that’s different but a lot of people will call out every Monday just because they can.

[@donthaveaname1086]

@@richardaaron4454 that’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. “I run my place a bit different than everywhere else, Don’t call out, unless you need to.”

[@richardaaron4454]

@@donthaveaname1086 If you know your boss has to cover for you then you are much less likely to call out. It worked out for me. People wanted full time jobs, I could’ve hired more people and gave them all part time but no one wanted that. I never called out sick and I mean never, only irresponsible kids call out.

[@SicariusZayin]

It's refreshing to see a little-covered true crime case rather than the same old overplayed cases. Well done!

[@UncensoredMMA]

That's pretty disrespectful to say someones case is old and overplayed 💀they still have a family and they were still victims

[@freelobotomykit]

@@UncensoredMMA true

[@thelimon4338]

@@UncensoredMMAno if you use the same logic cases like this that aren’t talked about are disrespectful as the big ones and famous ones are the only ones that people will know and if more like this get more spotlight people will remember these monsters if not these cases will fade into obscurity especially cold cases should be the main ones we talk about as the family has not gotten their closure and have night mares that he’s still out there that’s more disrespectful most famous cases the killers have been caught such as nightstalker, Ted bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy, and other who have been caught we know who they are and the family’s have closure as their loved ones killers are gone and they don’t have to fear that others will be gone too or traumatized that the killer can come back but ones like this case need attention and for the public to know about as they are still unsolved which means the guy is still out their which is terrifying only famous ones I can think of off the top of my head are the Zodiac Killer and Jack the Ripper I and many other average people know more about the famous solves cases than the unsolved cases which I think needs more coverage And no disrespect most those cases ARE OLD more than 50 years old and most those killers would be very old men or dead by now but like this case was in the 90s-2000s which means if he was 35 in the first few killings he is in his 50s-60s now and could still be capable of killing people now we need more light on these for a reason especially more recent killing as their family is still afraid for the killer out their making more victims

[@TerryWhisk]

@@UncensoredMMAif they’re just rehashing the same info over and over again then I’d say that’s doing a disservice to the victim

[@UncensoredMMA]

​@TerryWhisk how ? Every time a cold case gets covered, it sheds new light and can possibly lead to new information and some new fresh eyes to the case , how is that a disservice

[@briannam3295]

Imagine not only losing your son but finding out the killer might've been there for you

[@maddieb.4282]

They were 1000000% random crimes. The killer wouldn’t be “there for” anyone

[@maddieb.4282]

And I think they knew that immediately

[@BetterDays2004]

@@maddieb.4282are u the killer

[@sasha-jc8dt]

@@BetterDays2004this comment is so funny to me

[@useronejumpx8154]

@@BetterDays2004👻💀

[@waynejohnson1786]

Never let someone holding you at gun point take you to a second location. They’re most likely going to kill you so you might as well run.

[@davidb2206]

Most women are docile and have not been around guns. They've been trained to be compliant. This coward pos targeted only weak, unarmed, lone targets ... like the stinking coward he is/was. I just call them a "male." His kind will never be a man. Hope that prostitute got him (Falls). Good resisting, Girl!

[@bellalegendre2644]

No way I'm going to lay down or go to a back room. If they want to shoot me they'll have to do it then there

[@davidb2206]

@@bellalegendre2644 How about the 3 young people working at that Starbucks in D.C.? They cooperated with their manager and were led to the back room (nearby), where they probably thought "he just wants the money in the safe." The 13%-er killed all 3 of them, completely needlessly in an act of savage, cold-blooded cruelty and yet has not received the d.p. Taxpayer still feed him for free and provide free healthcare, better than our veterans get at the VA hospitals.

[@davidb2206]

My little brother, age 17, was alone at the gas station. He was taken at gunpoint by the fatherless 13%-er to the gas station bathroom and tied up to a toilet with coat hangar wire. Pure evil. He has not been caught.

[@BanksRolls]

@@davidb2206what’s a 13%er?

[@xSwordLilyx]

A store with one person on shift ought not be open. That's dangerous as hell before even considering a psycho like this.

[@davidb2206]

And both of them should be armed with concealed handguns, trained to use them, and with cameras, including hidden cameras. That is "America" today.

[@gelatinous6915]

Classic corporate greed.

[@davidb2206]

@@gelatinous6915 The lady at the bridal shop WAS the owner. Two of them there.

[@mycelia_ow]

Literally me working all night, at a gas station that's also a tourist waypoint in the east coast tri-state so it's always busy no matter the hour. I agree, though I've never been held up but the store did get robbed twice before I started working there.

[@billyyank5807]

Completely different time yo...

[@brookelofton2832]

It's scary to think he's still out there and we could be walking past him

[@pandoxvideos]

That’s the scary thing about so many of these unsolved cases

[@brookelofton2832]

@@pandoxvideos yes it is

[@HobbyHouseByKris]

as someone who drives i-70 from southern IL to KC regularly.. this scares tf outta me

[@marcuslarwa9098]

@@HobbyHouseByKris I wouldn’t be to scared, these guys don’t just stop killing. There’s a good chance he’s dead or in jail for other crimes.

[@anthonyr587]

Unlikely given how long its been, but I guess there's a chance.

[@al56890]

The fact that retail stores like CVS still only have two employees to look after the store is crazy. Cashier and a shift manager who most of the time is in the office.

[@cjtherou4427]

When I worked at Dunkin' they had me close every night by myself every night 2-10 despite it being against company policy but I didn't know that at the time, it was a very low traffic store so I'd have been a perfect victim lol

[@reviewithme9913]

CVS is just a bigger 711

[@reviewithme9913]

With a pharmacy *

[@kingpen5866]

The fact that you said the fact that shows the fact that you didn’t really need to say the fact that

[@namae8]

I used to work at GameStop and they would have me opening and closing solo running the whole store all day

[@thisismycat2421]

I thought it said the 70 iq killer and my first thought was why you gotta call him out like that 💀

[@joelglanton6531]

the average IQ of 50% of those who commit homicide in the U.S. is 85

[@forte_]

I mean, I think I would have rathered the dude being that stupid so he’d get caught lmfao

[@teejellNFLISRIGGED]

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[@burninsherman1037]

Ottis Tool shit.

[@caringheart34]

@@forte_ I mean Gary Ridgway had 83 IQ and still didn't get caught for 17 years while murdering 49+ women

[@jeremyhassell7911]

This is by far the best put together true crime profile I've seen. The editing, research, and presentation are top notch quality.

[@pandoxvideos]

That’s incredibly kind. Thanks for your encouraging words!

[@SSTVdd]

Your mom is top notch quality 👍

[@michaelmiller8455]

@@SSTVdd His dad's no slouch, either.

[@eltasman7135]

Bro I got scared when u said Indianapolis I just moved here from Texas 😂 & i live exactly on that street

[@RonJeremy6969]

@@eltasman7135 the east side is a rough area.

[@JonSnowIII]

Dude has 7K subs and has 50x better sound than some of the other crime channels with like a million subs. My kinda guy.

[@pandoxvideos]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@JustPlainRex]

And now he has 70 thousand subs well done

[@marinawilson3337]

*killer switches gun* Texas police: this clearly is a different killer

[@jamesknapp64]

He also pulled the pants down which was very different. While it could be the same person, I'm on the Texas Rangers side, unlikely to be the same guy.

[@FoulFoxTV]

I-35 and the time frame make me think of my late ex-father in law who had ran a Kawasaki dealership and traveled a lot. The man was weird when I met him in his 70s and bragged often about the murder he was acquitted of. The females he had in his life feared him, my ex's mom feared him the most. Though his recent ex wife also had domestic issues with him and spoke on her concerns and aggression. He would take me with him not telling me what we were waiting for or what we were doing, just to learn he was stocking his ex wife. His daughter, my ex, has red hair. Though he had grey hair by the time I had known him. He carried a shotgun and a glock everywhere we went and even shot and injured one of our coworkers. But perhaps the strangest thing of all about this man.... Is that he wrote every event he had daily in a journal dating back to the 90s. When I asked why he did this, he said that its hard to denounce an alibi if you document your entire life. Though on several occasions I had found entries that were completely fabricated. His name was Robert Ralph Ford of Alvin Texas and he is now since deceased.

[@FPSGamer48]

You should probably tip off the police on him….everything you’ve described feels like a red flag

[@KrazzeeKane]

Was your ex's mom a brunette? The killer seemed to have a thing specifically for young, slim brunettes with similar features. Also, I would absolutely report this to the police as a tip if I was you, it can't hurt after all

[@Goku_Kiyosaki]

Wym “we went and even shot and injured a co worker” you mean you worked with him o.O

[@dylanhuggins1015]

@@FPSGamer48 everything he described is fake af

[@brandonstephens1447]

Wow that’s wild. What year did he die in?

[@celestenova777]

Great presentation, detail and analysis. These highway murders do sound similar - one thing they all have in common though, is that each murder was carried out by an absolute coward. Poor folk just doing their jobs, tragic. Thanks for your work and hope this channel grows and grows!

[@pandoxvideos]

Thanks for watching!

[@mysunsburneraccount2076]

I agree, he did good, this is my 1st time watching

[@triggerhappy8872]

Yeh cowardly alright.. I was a innocent victim of a shooting/hostage situation.. Me & my friend were at a house & the owner flipped out? Shot at me but missed but sadly shot my friend 4 times & i escaped… It’s so cowardly pulling a gun on unarmed people for no reason & shooting them.. It’s the Worst feeling having someone pointing a pistol at you & having the power of life & death & nothing you can do about it.. I feel bad for these people & all they were doing was working.. R I P 🪦 to all the victims..

[@nintendorocks1]

They were also all done on highways.

[@celestenova777]

@@triggerhappy8872 sounds absolutely horrifying! Sorry for your friend and awful thing to witness. Glad you are alright😊, stay safe.

[@BensonJackie]

webb has to be one of the luckiest would be murder victims of the 20th century. saved due to her spine, then saved again due to a misfire, then saved AGAIN because of someone outside.

[@mr.samurai901]

The I-70 killer was always the creepiest of all to me. It is pure nightmare fuel , the fact he just randomly executed these people the way he did is horrifying.

[@billyyank5807]

He's got nothing on Gary Ridgeway.

[@infinite7708]

@@billyyank5807 the thing is ridgway targeted sex workers this guy shoot uo stores frankly only clarks were ever killed but you never know if he would change the pattern

[@songforseptember4697]

I went to high school with Nancy Kitzmiller. She was a super nice and super smart girl. Incredibly saddened 😢

[@durden91tyler]

I met a cop that said the only ones they don't catch are the ones that kill randomly.

[@howdareyouexist]

i was at a crime expo and one of the investigators who worked on catching the btk said that something along those lines. specifically he could fly to some random city, buy a gun off the street and blow some rando's head off then fly back and probably would never be caught. these guys often get caught by luck

[@davidb2206]

@@howdareyouexist Nope. They all make mistakes. The btk coward did. This one did too, but the FBI did not catch them fast enough (neighborhood cameras of his vehicle in the area).

[@dianauwu1312]

Duh.

[@Bystronicman08]

​@@davidb2206Yup, actually. Only 51% of murders are solved. Of those, the victim knew the killer the vast majority of the time. If you kill somone completely random, with no link to you, you're probably going to get away with it. Also, I think it's hilarious that you're correcting something a seasoned investigator said, someone who knows far more than you about crime and statistics of crime.

[@davidb2206]

@@Bystronicman08 I AM a seasoned investigator. You guessed wrong again, dude, and just wrote some ignorance online. 2. Less than that. Over 9,000 unsolved murders in Los Angeles. Around 1,500 even in a place like Jacksonville, Florida. The FBI does not even track it.

[@ChrisLML12]

I remember watching this case on the unsolved mysteries episode in the early 90s. This killer definitely will not stop until he dies from natural causes, gets captured, or is killed himself. With all the news coverage, no question this killer moved to new hunting grounds. Pray he is caught or has become deceased since serial killers will always kill again eventually, even though it’s been about 30 years since the height of these killings. Only God knows if that Falls guy is the same killer

[@nutyyyy]

Killers do stop. It's just that the ones that don't are more likely to be caught.

[@Prof_Tickles92]

That’s actually not true. Serial killers do in fact stop, eventually. It’s a young man’s game.

[@KenzieCovers]

i was raised in Olney Illinois and driving to Stl i would always be told to be careful especially if i was driving around. dude is still out and about i guess and it’s so scary

[@pugachevskobra5636]

Some, not all stop for good.

[@justinedse8435]

​@@Prof_Tickles92Tell that to BTK. 😢

[@moontexts]

Glad people are finally making videos about this guy, been wanting some for a long time regarding the I-70 killer.

[@benmcreynolds8581]

This was so well done. Now I want to binge watch like 50 true crime cases covered by you. Amazing work.

[@pandoxvideos]

Thanks for the kind words. I'm working on another true crime video as we speak! In the meantime, check out the Humboldt Five video!

[@gilbertdamianzendejas5988]

I can relate to this comment rn 😂

[@User-z4k2n]

It’s crazy to think this monster is out there today, living amongst us. Some of us could be interacting with this guy on a daily bases, he could be an acquaintance, he could be a friend of a friend…

[@edgarcayce2.02]

or he could be dead by now. I'd say there's a pretty good chance of that. If he was 50 in 1993, that would make him damn near 80-years-old. Even if he's still alive, my guess would be that he probably doesn't get around much anymore. In other words, not really interacting with _anyone_ on a daily basis. It's too bad they didn't nail this guy decades ago.

[@User-z4k2n]

@@edgarcayce2.02 good point I didn’t think about the maths on that one

[@thezeromortalplan]

AMONG US

[@howdareyouexist]

@@User-z4k2n could be you

[@howdareyouexist]

@@edgarcayce2.02 sounds like something he would say to get eyes off him

[@akamiguelsanchez9985]

Your videos are superb. They’re really well researched, edited and you treat the victims and their families with respect.

[@pandoxvideos]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@1romancatholic]

Mad he hasnt been caught. So horrible for the families. Such cruelty. There is an eternal hell of suffering with no break. Made for these types 😡

[@pandoxvideos]

New leads have already resulted from this recent investigative push. Hopefully something pans out and provides the families with closure

[@charlesgerety1403]

Its amazing this fuckers inner circle hasn't at least considered him?

[@notsocooldude7720]

@@amp4105 Is that really true though in this day and age with the amount of CCTV cameras everywhere?

[@johnscanlon2598]

@@notsocooldude7720I see a statistic the other day that authorities are only clearing 60% of murders these days so it’s not that far fetched

[@rebelblacksmith6504]

My uncle was a raytown fire fighter and was the first to arrive at the store of many colors and walk-in in and found the girl. He also said the killer tried to drive up an embankment after killing the girl

[@LgbtCherry]

Do they know what he drove

[@sarahsouder6316]

Best one yet! Scary, unknown, and unsolved. Fast pacing, great graphics as always- one of my favorite voice overs.

[@Marsthegreaat]

Unfortunately 💀

[@texasdiscountland]

Some people don't have a good narrating voice to tell stories like this, but this guy has a perfect voice for it.

[@incandessa]

CCI ammo and the parent company Vista outdoors (which I used to work for) sell kits to help you make/reshell your own bullets. That process can include filing, polishing, lubricating, etc. The trace elements could indicate he actually was making his own bullets, which could add another sinister element, showing these were indeed premeditated.

[@DraxonIsHere]

Man, how did I just find this channel, the editing, the details, the presentation just everything is perfect and clear. You’re doing fucking awesome man :)

[@pandoxvideos]

Incredibly kind. Thanks so much for the kind words!

[@nedflanders5302]

One thing that also stands out, is that his pistol probably was an Intertec Scorpion. The things are notorious for jamming, and being unreliable. So he probably did have to do some work to it to make it function. This would explain the compounds found on the bullets, and the fact it jammed/misfired on the one victim. Lucky for her.

[@pandoxvideos]

Well the I-35 killings had different weapons and the Intratec was proposed as the weapon for the I-70 killings. I’ve seen some rumors that the familiarity with rouge and abrasive could have meant the killer knew how to manufacture his own weapons and did so for the I-35 killings, and this was the reason his weapon jammed

[@bigdogbourne]

Selecting cci mini mag ammo shows he has firearm knowledge. Cci is one of the hottest and most reliable that was available at big box stores.

[@Vanilla0729]

@@pandoxvideos .22lr ammunition is among the oldest cartridge standards; They are rim-fire cartridges, and are inherently less reliable than the far more common and modern center-fire arrangement. Jams and misfires happen ~500% more often in rim-fire cartridges, even with high quality ammo and perfectly operating weapons. The manufacturing process for rim-fire cartridges cannot guarantee the hammer will strike the embedded priming compound. TL:DR - You can't really judge a weapon system quality by misfiring rim-fire cartridges alone.

[@christopherneelyakagoattmo6078]

@ Dan Cooper Yep. That's why some .22s have a firing pin that strikes two places at once 180° apart on the rim. Also, every .22 round has a bullet that has some form of lube. Making them some of the dirtiest ammo you can fire. Having said that. There's plenty of literature out there on using various abrasive compounds to polish feed ramps. And it is not unheard of for criminals to alter rifling or to sand and file chambers/firing pins in order to alter the microscopic cartridge signatures imparted to the spent brass. Also. A dude can just buy two or three guns.

[@Alex38369]

The police are saying it’s a erma werke et 22 .

[@MarkTaylor0]

Your videos always have me double checking that the doors are locked lol. Great content, keep it up!

[@mikeyvlogs1802]

Don’t forget. If they wanna get in, they’ll get in. Locks won’t help :)

[@MarkTaylor0]

@@mikeyvlogs1802 thanks Mikey...

[@howdareyouexist]

@@MarkTaylor0 they're gonna get you

[@Shawn_Babcock]

It’s so frustrating that this is a cold case

[@jameskerr2812]

Serial killer takes the money, the customers take the shoes -- can't make this stuff up.

[@FlexBeanbag]

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[@dakillas34]

The east side of Indy is a complete shitshow of criminals and pieces of shit. Doesn't surprise me at all that people stole the shoes instead of figuring out why no one was there.

[@mexicocitytexas409]

I think they are wrong in their assessment. The abrasive and lubricant is a little too specific. He’s either a traveling welder or machinist as proposed earlier. The traveling contractor does also hold ground. Working in that field I know Typically those jobs yield high pay so it would explain his why he was able to relocate and take a “cooling off” period. He could be using these women as a surrogate for someone in his personal life. I hope this thing is caught. He is no man, nor beast. Just a coward.

[@Tea_Noire]

I thought the same. Serial killers are like predator animals; their hunting grounds rarely deviate from areas they're familiar with, so police should look at any businesses or companies employing welders or machinists in the area along the interstate, esp any employees that get off late in the day. I have a feeling he commutes to work using the I-70, and picks his targets along there because he's familiar with the area already.

[@eamonwright7488]

Lawrence Bittaker was a highly sought after welder/fabricator.. even with his extensive criminal record.. he had no problems lining up work. As a matter of fact, his wages is what financed he and Roy Norris's evil rampage. Angelo Buono was another one, he was more specialized in upolstery, but was a good fabricator.

[@nateb3679]

Such an underrated channel. The algorithm will bless you one of these days

[@superjaded1738]

It’s disturbing that these killers manage to avoid capture. We have one in this state that killed 2 teenage girls in broad daylight. Killers have to face their maker someday too - they seem to forget about that

[@filthyshoggoth]

What maker? the douche who made them to be murderers? Where does accountability start and stop in religious fairy land?

[@PetloverTN]

What are the names of the teenage victims ?

[@ryanbfor3]

Ok

[@misguidedangel6550]

McCown had short hair?!!? When did this information come out? For as long as I've followed this case (15 years or more) it's always been said he had long hair. How could this information hot come out till now? Who did his sister contact and say he had short hair and I wonder why it took so long? That was always one of the big parts of these crimes, mistaken identity (thinking he's a female) and this changes so much.

[@codisha2970]

Great editing and voice. Nice to see more up-and-coming true crime channels.

[@oz2362]

Idk what you mean great voice?

[@codisha2970]

@@oz2362 The noises he made with his throat and mouth were pleasing to my ears.

[@woody_fromda6ix206]

you should defiantly stick to this kind of content crime and serial killers bc you did a hell of a job on this video i really enjoy it keep it up

[@pandoxvideos]

Thanks for the kind words of encouragement!

[@saraschu2735]

Excellent job! This is incredibly informative and well researched. One minor correction: Terre Haute is pronounced like tera (like era) ho-at (rhymes with coat). Us Hoosiers like French spellings with odd pronunciations. Thank you for bringing attention back to these victims whose lives were taken too soon.

[@mr.samurai901]

I'm from GA, I have always liked almost everyone I met from Indiana. Hoosiers are good people in my experience lol

[@thebiblegroup7454]

* In my humble opinion, this episode is your best work. I'm watching it for the second time. This episode is soothing and comforting. You have a unique talent. Thank you for your videos.

[@pandoxvideos]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@reneedennis2011]

I remember when this case was profiled on Unsolved Mysteries and America's Most Wanted. Thank you for this video.

[@Gh0stTech]

Never let them take you to a second location. Wether that’s in a vehicle to a secluded spot or to the back of the store. Power dynamics change and it almost always means it’s more than a robbery/ assault. Robbery suspects act fast and don’t require you to leave the front. Fight. Predators don’t like prey that stings back.

[@Dabbin916]

Isn’t it crazy somebody kills this many people publicly and is still out there somewhere, could even be right next door to you. 🤯

[@charlesgerety1403]

They said he was extremely well dressed like he was going into court

[@davidb2206]

The FBI does not even keep data on unsolved murders in the U.S. They are estimated to be over 250,000. That means, yes, that they are next in line to you at the supermarket and across from you at the gas station.

[@neverleft636]

I can’t believe you only have 76k subscribers. The quality of the video is incredible. Seriously professional.

[@nedflanders5302]

Can't see him stopping, or changing his M.O. so perhaps he died or went to prison for something else.

[@Raventooth]

Some of them have remarkable self-control. But yeah, sooner or later gonna pop. Terre Haute? Do you think that was him?

[@kevinpalmer9756]

They are also known to 'burn out' when the thrill of the kill no longer sates their desires... He may have changed his M.O. to increase the thrill of his kills and therefore there could very well be many more victims. Or he could have simply burned out or died.

[@Raventooth]

@@kevinpalmer9756 interesting, burn-out

[@kevinpalmer9756]

@@Raventooth To further understand serial offenders in layman's terms, I strongly recommend the books authored by criminologist Peter Vronsky.

[@Raventooth]

@@kevinpalmer9756 i will add that to the list. Currently reading 'Without Conscience' by R. Hare

[@scallopohare9431]

Okay, a number of the victims were covering a shift for another employee. That is crazy how common this is. Why did the scheduled employees ask to have someone else cover their shift? It's a long shot, but it should be considered.

[@individualconsciousness387]

The I-35 killer was probably covering the shift of the I-70 killer

[@Teddysurrey541]

Bro

[@charlesgerety1403]

This case has really stuck with me I seriously pray they catch the killer one day. It bothers me he wasn't held accountable.....yet 🙏

[@posticusmaximus1739]

Bothers me more that there are probably many more victims

[@gypsygirlkelly]

You and Steve Stockton are the best narrators on KZbin.

[@pandoxvideos]

That’s too kind. Steve Stockton is a great talent. Thanks so much!

[@gypsygirlkelly]

Yes he is!!! I'm quite fond of him!!💕

[@SuperMegaGoofyGoober]

I can’t imagine how I’d feel if I was the employee that called off...

[@speakerz74]

probably lucky af. thats a nice piece of toast lol

[@misguidedangel6550]

There was more then 1 that didn't work that day I believe 3 of the murdered victims weren't supposed to be working that day between the i70 & i35 murders

[@karenamyx2205]

@@misguidedangel6550 Shit, remind me to call off tomorrow. This is a perfect excuse. Sorry boss, I can't be getting murdered.

[@TheBeresford7]

Love the VHS "themes" fonts and effects Very fitting aesthetic

[@noeelenes2825]

Imagine your last name being glasscock? And a teacher saying your name at school?😂

[@Pereysanal]

🤣

[@LineofBorax]

Bro oh my god I knew a girl in 6th and 7th grade and her last name was glasscock. She was in my band class

[@gina4808]

Grow up

[@bearpayton34]

😂🎉😂

[@billmulch1887]

Keep up the good work this is great content it deserves more recognition for sure

[@pandoxvideos]

Thanks for the kind words, and thanks for watching!

[@crashbashash4356]

I never comment on youtube but I really felt like you deserve to know your content is amazing! I'm so glad I found your channel, Love all the content! :]

[@pandoxvideos]

Thanks so much for the kind words, and thanks for watching! I appreciate it!

[@Ebinspurdo]

I wouldn't let the hair fool me. The fact that there's been inconsistency in the hair color and even was confirmed to be a wig at some point would suggest that he either had a very short hair or was balding or even bald. The original hair could simply be just a regular wig fashioned to resemble a haircut as described. Could be two or three wigs in there to avoid identification on the spot.

[@jessecraft1199]

A woman’s torso was found at a rest stop around this time as well, near St. Louis on 70. She was only recently positively identified, her killer almost certainly never being caught. This was just a local story for a bit and was soon forgotten. I always wonder how often this sort of thing happens.

[@billyyank5807]

All the time. 51% of murders go unsolved.

[@PatPauloMMA]

Hey man, this is my 3rd video I’ve watched if your channel. This is fantastic content!

[@pandoxvideos]

Thanks for watching!

[@antiquatedideas1107]

Very well put together and informative, plus I appreciate the ending segment analyzing the guy and putting together the “criminal profile”. I’ve never heard of these killings so well done presenting a lesser known case. Definite sub! Also, just wanted to point out 2 things. Erma Werke is pronounced Erma “vork” (like work with a v) and to say it the English way, you’d just say Erma Work. You mentioned ejection markings on the casings but all that does is point toward a semi automatic firearm, or really any firearm with an extractor and ejector, and doesn’t make any sort of inference toward magazine capacity. Not everyone is a gun person or avid shooter though so just a friendly correction. Hope you find this helpful somehow lol. Again, well done

[@blade10w40]

Dude not only is this good quality content, but you've uploaded actual subtitles too. The autogenerated always suck and it really helps. I'm lucky enough to only use them to help me focus (adhd trick) but I'm always shocked how few channels put the effort in. Legit youtube should make a bigger deal of videos/channels that make the effort.

[@pandoxvideos]

Thank you! Glad the subtitles helped!

[@Breakfast6yearsago]

This just proofs how we need at least 2 employees and some form of security in our stores, even if someone died the chances of a serial killer being able to strike again is low.

[@infinite7708]

he targeted stores he knew couldnt afford security

[@cd5433]

Guy needs 1 million subs . Whatsup KZbin ? This is the best channel I’ve found this year

[@pandoxvideos]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@tripleeathletics]

This was very well explained Sir, and by the huge increase in views, So, Hopefully you will start doing more True Crime! There is a huge demand for that here on YT…. Thanks

[@jamesknapp64]

Yeah this video so far has more than 2x their 2nd most viewed and almost 10x their 3rd most watched. Its a very well produced video.

[@CloverCutieASMR]

Notice McCown was killed directly after another man got away. It almost makes me think the killer was trying to make up for the guy getting away

[@paulsansonetti7410]

Why would ballistics have to match ? Pretty sure its possible for a human to own more than one gun

[@newmonarch6374]

this is a great vid keep it up! u deserve way more than 10k but trust that will come !

[@pandoxvideos]

Very kind of you to say! Thanks for the words of encouragement!

[@morevna23]

I think he killed McCown because he had intended to kill the man who interrupted him at the bridal shop and wasn’t able to. I think he was either projecting his rage at being escaped by that man onto McCown, or- when presented with an opportunity to kill a man- became curious about it, and decided to try it out at the next opportunity. I’d be curious to know if McCown at all looked similar to the man who escaped the bridal shop.

[@kawaiisxkatz]

solid theory, mad respect

[@jaealxndr]

I’m from Missouri and drive on 70 daily.. never heard of this

[@pandoxvideos]

Same! There’s been a lot of local press on the topic lately it seems

[@misguidedangel6550]

If you weren't alive in 1992 or were a child there wouldn't be much reason for you to know about this case. There are literally 1000s of unsolved murders in the cities and area that these murders occurred in.

[@jaealxndr]

@@misguidedangel6550 missouri doesn’t have 1000’s of unsolved murders.. stl it self doesn’t neither does kc

[@WackJallis]

I stop by the Boogey Hills shopping center atleast once a week. I had heard about this guy, especially with it being brought back up recently but never knew a murder happened so close. Wow.

[@Lamtitude]

I’m 30 and lived in the area my whole life. I even worked at the Schnucks Plaza over there for 4 years. The first time I heard about this guy was from a buddy a couple years ago. I’m surprised that no one has ever mentioned it prior.

[@sandrost4243]

I worked in this area during the time of the murders, high school job, right down the road from the Schnucks mentioned, at another supermarket. I also do not recall this being in the news, but I was also doing a lot of drugs then, so who knows. 😂

[@LilJollyJoker]

Only 47.1K subscribers?! You deserve more! Just subbed!

[@tangmcbang]

Great job on the video. I subbed and gave a like for the algorithm. Hope your channel grows fast .

[@pandoxvideos]

Thanks for watching and helping spread the content!

[@dragonlily187]

The poor mother who’s son was working the register not only to lose your child like that but to have to wonder if it was intended to be you

[@AVar5]

so moral of the story is never go into work if you’re not scheduled

[@scope7466]

Crazy to think this person was never caught and kind of scary since Indy is about 45mins away. Wonder if this killer was involved with the Hispanic man that was burned behind an abandoned gas station off the I-70 exit to Knightstown.?

[@NotYou1979]

That sounds like MS13

[@howdareyouexist]

That sounds like MS13

[@user-rx2uz4kq9x]

I live near I-70 just outside Indianapolis now and just by areas,even though I know where, I can tell where the one exit was used by the killer bc nothing much is around and its still a creepy area!!!!!

[@hugostiglitz491]

Hope you stay strapped man

[@jackcattaneo3285]

i think it’s important to note the type of stores he is going to. It was mostly antiques, shoe places. A very complex and unusual path i’m thinking it’s something to do with the fact the stores are low on customer numbers throughout the day. It’s a perfect scenario for a killer. I also wrote the comment before the third section. Proud of myself lol

[@terrydavis5223]

Excellent job. Love your videos! Please continue to post this kind of topic. I look forward to more. Thank you.

[@chrisw6164]

I think Terre Haute is the key. I think he lives (or lived) closest to there. The reason why is that he probably did plan to kill the woman who ran the store, only to find out that her son was there instead. This says to me that he surveilled that store more than the others, so perhaps he lives closer to that location. Killing the man at the register instead of in the back says to me that there was some frustration involved. He wasn’t able to complete the act the way he preferred.

[@ohoto3896]

very in depth. solid channel bro

[@michaelboone5113]

It’s definitely that last guy who died in 2015. Gives me chills. 9 women matched from his car and was in Kansas and looked like the sketch. NINE?! What the hell… add the 6 along I-70 and in Texas if you really want plus however many other disconnected murders there are and he’s probably at around 20 people whose lives he stole. What a sick, twisted guy. He makes my blood run cold. Rest in piss

[@MysticalNerdTV]

I really hope your channel blows up. Great documentary

[@pandoxvideos]

Incredibly kind. Thank you!

[@lakesthaproduct44]

I've traveled on I-70 and around those areas many times. I've never heard this story before, and I'm completely mind blown.

[@jackspendo1034]

You deserve way more subs mate video was top quality 👍

[@wilcomayn1]

Unsolved Mysteries segment on this is extremely disturbing.

[@SatansSorrows]

Only 9k subscribers??? Man you’re gonna blow up, this was a well put together video.

[@FIeeceJohnson]

Awesome video! I know it’s pretty inconsequential, but as someone from Indiana I’d be doing a disservice by not telling you Terre Haute is pronounced “Terra Hote.”

[@Bread-nx9fo]

As soon as I opened a video about a killer on a highway, I got a ad about job offerings as bus drivers lmao

[@timothyhayes9724]

Very nice video. I do have a small correction to suggest. Ejection marks on casing from cartridges just show the case was ejected from the gun and so would leaving casings at the scene. The use of a high capacity magazine (clip is a common misnomer) is not indicated by the presence of ejection marks. The marks can suggest how the casing was ejected and therefore the kind of action (semi-automatic, revolver, bolt-action, or something else) helping to narrow down the type of gun used.

[@larochejaquelein3680]

You should make a video about the unidentified Forest Maniac. The police gave life imprisonment to a suspect, but eerily the murders still continued with the same modus operandi

[@junejunejuniejune]

I just discovered this channel. amazing job, also I like your video processing!

[@pandoxvideos]

Thanks so much for watching, and thanks for your kind words!

[@jordylynharris3912]

Imagine that someone covering your shift because you had some family issues or you were sick or you didn’t feel the vibe of coming to work and finding out that the person who covered for you was murdered by a phsyco and had you been there you would have been the victim i cant imagine the amount of relief and survivors guilt at the same time

[@barbeshoes3715]

Here from missing persons mysteries, great video!

[@pandoxvideos]

Thanks for joining us, and thanks for the kind words!

[@TJSpike]

Videos essays like these by people like lemino or other people that are really well put together, make it feel like Christmas.

[@zach0826]

Great video! Subscribed. One thing though: Terre Haute is pronounced "Terra H-oh-t".

[@Peter-zg3em]

this is a great young channel. great narrator and great content. surprised to see so few subs but i'm sure that will change.

[@pandoxvideos]

Thanks for the encouraging words!

[@bueno19d42]

I always believe that the yogurt shop murders were among his first murders. I believed that 2 of the victims surprise him . Because he wasn't expecting them to show up and that one girl was in back when he shot the one bunette he was after. The others were coming in for a ride home from the sister who work there. This happen in 1991 Texas in a shopping center off I35.

[@anthonyr587]

Too many differences. The killer(s) in the Yoghurt shop burned the bodies, gagged the victims and also fully raped them, the only similarity is the shots to the heads, of which many people have done before. The age of the victims were also a lot younger. I dont think its linked.

[@bueno19d42]

@@anthonyr587 not all of them. One body was in back. I believed they walked in on him when he was hiding the 2 body.

[@Creppycookies]

I already know you're gonna grow big soon. This video analysis is amazing, keep up the good work ❤️❤️❤️

[@jennc2481]

I have never given up on my research. Do you have an email? I came on youtube just to see if anyone other then the news in the way of truecrime and found you. Thanks for this well made stream.

[@pandoxvideos]

Yes. Contact me on Twitter or at Pandox.videos on gmail

[@Queenswaggs]

Subscribed !! Just clicked and loved your channel 👍🏻

[@EnforcementDronEd209]

Same here!

[@pandoxvideos]

Thanks for the kind words!