The Impossible Cold Case Closed By A Beer Bottle | The New Detectives | Real Responders

Some of the best clues come from the least likely places. Baffling crimes betrayed through evidence provided by insects, beer bottles and other seemingly meaningless objects.
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[@slsinflorida]

She agreed to drop the charges if he stayed away? The charges for attempted murder??? Man they did not take domestic abuse seriously back then

[@alexjones28]

Or now

[@Tsumami__]

They still don’t.

[@shawndouglass2939]

I thought the state took over charges in serious cases like this, so charges couldn't be dropped??

[@Jolenesmart1980]

@@shawndouglass2939 in the uk they do

[@marywambui4510]

Waooh,good work detectives

[@MKCarol-ms7lg]

Janet Overton's story probably saved my life in 2004. My best friend was a school board member who heard about Janet's death and promptly notified me that poisons can be administered other than by mouth. I had stopped eating anything my husband had access to; but I moved out of his house immediately. My husband was accused by several of his adult children of poisoning his first wife's coffee with arsenic.

[@craigdobis10]

I'm sorry you had such a horrible experience! May the Lord gives you a better life now! I lived a young life of an abusive man and he was my father!

[@MKCarol-ms7lg]

@@craigdobis10 May God heal the scars of your past experience. Now I am just thankful for each day of life and another opportunity to find joy.

[@meredithisme3752]

America

[@gib59er56]

@@meredithisme3752 What do you mean, America? You are joking? You don`t like America, or Americans? Could you explain your comment please?

[@TruthWillFreeYou]

@@gib59er56 I think they are insinuating that nobody in their country poisons people lol. So either they are really gullible or just trolling.

[@stephenland9361]

Since when is poisoning, especially with a potentially fatal substance something that police would let go, even if the victim didn't want to go forward?

[@mshayashi]

Yeah, police should have arrested the guy.

[@marleybedford8628]

Not in Australia. The police find out you are up Schitt Crik. They don’t need permission from the victim.

[@tracishea5053]

It's actually only very recently that has been done. In the late 60's - early 70's it wasn't common at all.

[@myunknownland9272]

Exactly. You would also think he wouldn't try it again when he was lucky to get away the first time. Why did the 🚨 let him get way with attempted murder?

[@deborahsunflower939]

Damn if someone poisoned my coffee I'd be dead since I drink so much!

[@gollywog6695]

I have to think like an American when watching these programs. LOL Americans say "purse", we call it a "hand bag". A purse here is what Americans call a "wallet". A wallet is generaly what men have to hold their cash, bank cards etc.

[@moviemad56]

And some Americans call a handbag a "pocketbook"!!

[@truthbetold3550]

Men aren't the only ones who use wallets, women also use them.

[@spannaspinna]

What about prison wallet

[@julieleach6668]

@@moviemad56 I thought a pocketbook was your handbook or cheque book 📖

[@craigdobis10]

Good to know! Thanks!

[@francoisona]

15-20 years. Meaning 7-10 years. With such lenient sentence. I bet he'd do it again. Sickening.

[@herstory1012]

And he got less than the hitman who told them the truth even though Smith lilled her.

[@dianawatton7570]

Yes! A life sentence should mean just exactly that, LIFE.

[@francoisona]

@@dianawatton7570 I like to say that the perpetrator should me freed the moment the victim comes out of their grave alive. Fair terms for everyone.

[@rbrowning9617]

So basically Dorothy wasted police time and resources by not pressing charges. Which led to another poisoning. Nice 😐

[@snowbirddreams4546]

Janet Overton knew all along that Richard had poisoned Dorothy. Janet was present when Richard confessed to Detective Cliff Miller in the early 70s. Why was this not publicized? Perhaps prosecutors thought that if the public knew Janet was aware of Richard's attempt on Dorothy's life it would diminish their chances of convicting Richard of Janet's death. She would not seem so innocent. Why Janet did not leave Richard is the real mystery. Why did she stay with a man who she knew was a poisoner? I've heard it speculated that Janet was involved in the poisoning of Dorothy and that is why she did not leave Richard but I hope that is not true.

[@patriciajrs46]

These shows help us understand why it takes so long for cases to get solved. There are so many subpoenas and formal charges that have to be made. I love the insect science and DNA science. It's great.

[@craigdobis10]

Me too!

[@moorek1967]

It takes a long time to get solved because there are some police officers who just simply don't want to do the work.

[@ohioguy215]

When I saw six bottles of beer on the wall I knew immediately it was the work of........ THE MULLET MAN.

[@quickchris10]

Why did that girl go off and continue drinking beer with that mulleted killer? He had to be releasing a nasty vibe/pheromone. She probably was going along just for the beer.

[@richardkranium2944]

I thought this comment would be a beer on the wall song joke. Touché though touché

[@mononykus8012]

@@quickchris10 money

[@Tsumami__]

That painting of a puppy and ducks behind the detective’s head was ridiculously hilarious

[@Charles-mu9ji]

How did the hired killer get more time than the husband?

[@nonamesjustopinions6984]

@VixenTheFox no, it is ridiculous the “hired killer, that doesn’t go through with the killing” got 20+ years more than the husband that actually killed his wife.

[@abbieclement]

Yup. Wonder why...

[@TraSea72]

That's what I'm wondering too. The person who actually did the murder, got less time.

[@aprilshower7799]

BY NOW, THEY ARE ALL ROAMING FREE... i was 4 years old in 1989 when they were arrested.... lolz

[@oama2009]

How ? We need to revisit the sentencing.

[@annazaman9657]

Why did David Smith get a lesser sentence than Lamont? David was the killer after all

[@the_real_hebrews1658]

the simple answer is Racism. it's horrible as it is irrational

[@tepilahruach802]

Different trials, juries, judges, lawyers, criminal histories. Lamont was a career criminal.

[@melodymakingmelodies4896]

The husband killed his wife, He didn’t even get 20 years. Her family got no justice.

[@leromomd4799]

America is disgusting

[@GoatzombieBubba]

@@the_real_hebrews1658 The word Racism was made up by the Democrat party to split the country.

[@janrees4887]

If your wife leaves you and doesn't contact you, i don't think it's suspicious that you don't expect to see them again, especially if it was an abusive relationship and she ran away. If their marriage was over for a while it's not that surprising that he'd start dating straight away. I'm not saying he's innocent but but I think it would be more suspicious if he pretended to grieve when they'd been unhappy together for a while and now he thinks she's left him for good. Some of these "suspicious circumstances" are actually just honest reactions to circumstances. Especially when there's way more real suspicious activity like trying to hire a hitman

[@sbongadlamini388]

Police application form: Do you have a mustache

[@kellyweingart3692]

lol

[@kellyweingart3692]

“Are you overweight?” 😂

[@rocioaguilera3555]

Richard's first wife dropping the charges against Richard was very wrong. Janet would be alive had she hadn't

[@moviemad56]

That's idiotic! Blame Richard, not his first wife!!

[@laceandbits]

@@moviemad56 Ricio isn't 'blaming' the first wife for the murder, just saying that it was wrong for her to drop the charges (even if he hadn't gone on to kill again) and also very wrong of the police or CPS to allow the case to be dropped. But maybe she was brainwashed into believing that he was trying to kill her and only her because she was an awful person who deserved to die, and she couldn't take on board that it was him who was the problem and he might go on and do it again.

[@snowbirddreams4546]

Dorothy probably shouldn't have dropped the charges, but it should be noted that Janet Overton knew about Richard poisoning Dorothy from the early 70s when Richard confessed. Janet was there when he confessed. Janet stayed with Richard fully aware that he was a poisoner.

[@linhint6434]

@@laceandbits Or maybe he was a psychotic a-hole and she dropped them because she was scared s*itless of him. Not every victim can see into the future.

[@metratone5]

Why did the Black Man get 20 to 60 years for helping and the husband who actually battered his wife with a wooden object only get 15 to 20 years. Justice wasn't done here.

[@myunknownland9272]

Good point! I sad.

[@783342]

You are absolutely right. Inexplicable, or should I say there is only one explanation. I noticed with another murder case. Disgusting, unequal playing field all right..

[@Usmanthemecano]

My point exactly!!!!!

[@wickedlee664]

@@783342 There could be several possible explanations. Prior convictions is the most obvious factor that comes to mind. You of course jump to race. Typical move of the simple minded.

[@Moodboard39]

racist judge i supposed

[@zuzellogan5613]

Evil man who was envious and jealous about his wife success. But thanks to these great investigators, he is in prison for the rest of his miserable life. A job well done these detectives did! Awesome. I applaud them!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@danielbianchi3479]

I absolutely agree, fantastic job!😊😊😊❤❤

[@beth-rg8bm]

She dropped the charges as long as he never contacted her again? And that was ok with the police? REALLY? She's secondary responsible for the second wife's murder!

[@snowbirddreams4546]

Janet Overton was sitting by Richard in the early 70s when he confessed to poisoning Dorothy. He confessed to Det. Cliff Miller. Janet was aware that Richard was a poisoner and she stayed with him anyway.

[@d.h.4778]

Let’s be honest here, it is only the dudes fault. There is never any blame on either victim. Neither of them consented to dying or almost dying. I’m sure she was terrified he would get out and finish the job. He only got 15-20 for actually murdering someone, if she would’ve testified and put him away they wouldn’t have put him away for that long, then he would’ve been after her as soon as he got out.

[@sir-dame-sander]

richard overton was my grandfather in law - never knew the dude, glad I didn’t. didn’t even know for a while, my parents kept him secret from me bc my grandma (his fourth wife! dorothy was his second, at one point he was “married” to both her and his first) still somehow believes he’s innocent. apparently the media buzz around this case was crazy back in the day, because he’s also been accused of killing my biological grandfather (died of long term alcoholism a year or so before RO and my grandma hooked up. my father can attest to it being a genuine death, the guy had a lot of problems long before RO was even somebody the family knew) in a serious documentation of the case. for those wondering why dorothy didn’t step forward beforehand or press her own charges further, she had cut ties with RO after her own case so she wouldn’t have known about janet’s situation until it was too late, and had a kid from the marriage that she wanted to protect. defending RO also allegedly (source: his and janet’s son/my dad’s former half brother) lead his lawyer to consider/attempt suicide. wild case, I’ve known about it for years due to being into true crime but only recently found out he was technically related to me and really began researching it seriously. he’s on a mug in my grandma’s house. it’s surreal

[@imjustsaying6712]

What interesting skeletons you have in your closets sir dame sander 😅

[@brightonbabe2139]

No Asian woman or frankly any other woman leaves her jewelry behind, they are too wise. She would have at least come back for it. He knew that she wasn't coming back.

[@E-Kat]

It’s awful how the narrator refers to this poor girl mostly by her surname . It’s so tragic how her life didn’t turn out how she wanted it to be. Rest in peace Virginia Russel.

[@joycekariuki46]

Watching from Nairobi kenya 🇰🇪

[@laceandbits]

That's nice.

[@tracishea5053]

That's pretty cool. Greetings from Indiana, USA! 🇺🇸

[@craigdobis10]

Wow! So cool!

[@craigdobis10]

Cedar Hill Tn.!!!

[@tphvictims5101]

33:17 he got an additional 35 years for the shirt.

[@kellyweingart3692]

lol

[@melodymakingmelodies4896]

Question: Why did the black guy get more prison time than the white guy? He didn’t kill her. Her husband did. Answer: He is black

[@James_Bowie]

"detectives/officers/agents were surprised at what they found". Heard in nearly in every episode.

[@forandonbehalfof4753]

Errr.... In all these "recreations"; do all the actors playing detectives use the same stunt-moustache?....

[@moviemad56]

He's not an actor, I've seen him in other videos.

[@cyrilpeter1958]

They can also be stunt eyebrows.

[@gib59er56]

Ya gotta love seeing cold cases being solved. This series is really well done, narrated, reconstructed well. I guess I am a armchair detective.💥👁

[@annazaman9657]

O Dorothy why did you drop the poison charges?

[@0nly0NE.]

And let her daughter keep visiting her father.

[@dorindadouglas2847]

Right? And why did the police allow that?? It's attempted murder!!!

[@moonmoonbirdcpt]

>drinking light beer that by it self should be sentence to death >keeping a diary of killing his own wife einstein once said, there are 3 things that are infinite: space, time and human stupidity; and he was sure that the last one is infinite +1 over the first 2.

[@JackGordone]

So, let's see. First we have a "cold case" solved by a beer bottle... OK. Then, first thing we learn is that investigators have to "tap into" something... again OK. Next thing I'm sure we'll hear is that they're going to have a barrel of fun....

[@tracishea5053]

Keg of fun, obviously. 😂

[@paulbrennan4163]

Well.. your evidence was slightly circumstantial... but I have to admit it made me laugh!

[@craigdobis10]

Great analogy!

[@bonzie321]

22:47 police actor making notes with a pen point that’s not out.😂🤣😂

[@SeeNoEvil777]

🤣🤣🤣

[@CommanderHarataIdaku]

Lord have mercy 😂😂😂😂 he really didn't even click the point out

[@H_A_L_7]

😂😂😂

[@levis.andere]

When forensic science meets forensic science 🤣🤣🤣

[@abupeled4340]

he used an invisible pen point

[@mosessupposes2571]

Murderer gets 15 - 20 years. Accessory gets 20 - 60 years.

[@edgarolivo13]

I checked the comments right after that part to see if anyone else caught that shit.

[@masspectzino]

@@edgarolivo13 exactly! Very unfair.

[@mosessupposes2571]

Edgar Olivo That’s some shit all right. No justice.

[@Charles-mu9ji]

Hired killer got more time. Don't want to pull the race card but what kind of justice is that.

[@AbdisalamFarah391]

This is the second case that I see where a black hitman who did not kill the person got more time than the actual muderer.

[@corneliawissing7950]

Well done, the investigators! Salute you.

[@EeveeFromAlmia]

It baffles me, being somebody who wasn't around at the time, that somebody could hire an escort and not leave any paper trail aside from a fake name. Thankfully the apartment had been a lease, sure, but that just feels like a really big lack of details, right? Did he not pay upfront to the company he was hiring? It's an interesting contextual dive into 30 years ago, knowing that at least texting hasn't changed this whole time.

[@juanitarichards1074]

In NZ if the girls work for an agency a driver takes her on outcalls and waits in the vehicle outside and brings her back.....usually they have paid up front by credit card....which undergoes a credit check before it is accepted. The girl gets paid later.

[@EeveeFromAlmia]

Juanita Richards that makes sense, yould think it would have been the same back then, but I suppose not.

[@juanitarichards1074]

@@EeveeFromAlmia It's the private girls who work for themselves who are most vulnerable, going to a strangers house with no drover or back up. The street girls too, although they take down license plate numbers if their friends going off in a car. What gets me is these violent men who downgrade sex workers don't mind using their services. If they think so badly of them why go there? Can't they get willing women for free? There are plenty on dating sites who are only there for hookups (anathema to me) ........but I guess they can express their violent natures more readily with a sex worker than one they meet online.

[@fractode]

01:32 - "November 1996. Friday the thirteenth." In what universe? On Earth, November 13th 1996 fell on a Wednesday. ???

[@Lilly-mq2uk]

I knowww😂

[@chrisivanchev]

In 1996, Friday 13th occurred in September, and the car they pulled out of the river was Honda Civic 1980's model so this gives me the idea that they got either the year or the month wrong. The closest Fri 13th I found was on 10/13/1995. Nice catch! I would never check that if I didn't read your comment.👍

[@skinnykarlos710]

fractode Are you really so hard up for things to do that you fact-checked that? You're priceless.

[@TheKimwele]

@@Lilly-mq2uk h

[@TheKimwele]

Oj

[@graciegolden2290]

Everything, good or evil comes out of the heart of a person. Today, look what we see. Worse and worse. As predicted.

[@graciegolden2290]

@z "Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it." (Proverbs 4:23)

[@bakytbakytov6205]

Gracie Golden mjnvj

[@graciegolden2290]

@@bakytbakytov6205 So lost. Sad for you.

[@myunknownland9272]

@@graciegolden2290 they choice.

[@craigdobis10]

It's actually all documented in the Bible! Jesus is coming sooner than we think!

[@malcolmledger176]

The entomologist sure likes a drink.

[@laurelgirard8475]

Why do they release the body to the family if the cause of death is still unknown? It is practically inevitable that the body would be cremated.

[@joyceheadlam1909]

How comes the husband who beat her to death got 16-20 years, whilst the blackman who only assisted got 20-60 years. The father who assisted also got only three year? Funny

[@rbrowning9617]

Are u saying racism played into it? Do you have all the info to allege that ? Funny And before you get all woke, I'm biracial with a black father. We don't need sjw. We are not chess peices. Pawns

[@joyceheadlam1909]

@@rbrowning9617 How then would you evaluate the situation

[@craigdobis10]

Still..you didn't pick up on this??? I'm an old white woman and this is so wrong on every level!

[@TheTobiasandersen95]

Heavy metal poisoning?! Sounds like a good way to go - Rock on brothers \m/

[@micheletomlinson9513]

☠️☠️🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@Kimi_Khaos]

I love that, of all the 220 comments down here currently, this is the one the almighty KZbin gods chose to top the list and preview for me. 🤘

[@richardkranium2944]

Rock on.

[@HandmaidenOfDistinction66854]

Will six beer bottles make a case?!🤓🤣😅😆😄

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

Umm... the man was poisoning you for some years and you agree to drop the charges if he 'leaves you alone'... I am so sorry to be judgy here... but that's definitely one of the dumbest actions I've ever seen. The man didn't steal your car, he was trying to KILL you. Dead. Graveyard dead. Wow.

[@sallyparedes3924]

Well done investigators I salute you

[@fjdkfdfjdf33]

Nice to see an episode where the police are competent.

[@FreyaOakley]

31:38 Just want to say that that purple suit jacket and matching tie looks awesome :)

[@freyashipley6556]

Plus the tinted shades! (Freyas unite!)

[@FreyaOakley]

@@freyashipley6556 Haha yeah, dude is groovy. Always nice to see another Freya! 🙋‍♀️

[@rajeshadya]

No death sentence for killing? Now he will live on Taxpayer's money in a luxurious American prison. . It seems to me that the American system favours the criminal and forgets the victim. No wonder there is so much crime in America.

[@shawndouglass2939]

There are no luxurious prisons in the U.S. Get real.

[@joewas2225]

@@shawndouglass2939 They're living right? They're in luxury dumbass. Anyone who kills anyone does not deserve to live.

[@TheRight-handedStranger]

Funny you say that the American justice system is the harshest than the European and Canadian systems that not only there are no death penalty there, but also often murderers are released within 17 years (many even after 10 years) for killing more than one person. If you live in any of the 22 Muslim countries, you should know that women who are killed in honor killing their husbands/fathers/brothers/uncles are not even jailed, (I assume you already knew that, don’t you?), so give me a break.

[@melodymakingmelodies4896]

He’s getting sexually assaulted on a regular basis. You call that luxurious.

[@rajeshadya]

He's being fed, housed clothed at state expense. All his medical expenses are paid for by the State. He is also protected by the State from those who would take revenge on him for his crimes. . He don't have to work to support himself. America takes care of its prisoners much better than most third world countries takes care of it's poorer citizens. If you compare American prisons with prisons in third world countries, then the American prisons are luxurious by comparison.

[@aliciasnyder3280]

The Selenium case reminds me of a movie with John Ritter and Marg Heldenberger poisoning his wives with this.

[@myunknownland9272]

Sadly many murders are copy 🐱.

[@snowbirddreams4546]

The John Ritter movie was "inspired" by the Overton case but the movie makers took a lot of liberties with the facts. The movie is very different from the real story.

[@JudeNance]

Richard wasn't as smart as he thought he was.

[@kingsleystrength8291]

Why people are so artless? They deserved to be Jailed 100 times

[@inusahamadu1019]

Heartless

[@sarabpreetkaur3360]

Well artless people too need to be jailed😉

[@redelfshotthefood8213]

In the first case, the defense attorney needed only to point out that 10,000 (or however many) bottles bore the same code. That’s a lot of room for doubt. The clinching evidence isn’t so clinching as the police thought. But new ideas presented as science can shut people down I guess.

[@didarden]

Why is real responders listing all the NEW DETECTIVES Episodes now? Copyright change hands?

[@michaelleonard4826]

It's a shame, we can't do better as humans.

[@kathycruse6693]

What is the purpose of the darn music in the background. It is truly annoying.

[@laceandbits]

Probably added to avoid copyright issues. It is often done but the best ones it is subtle and not too loud.

[@geniesunflower1073]

I wonder what’s in the HEART of these killers? What’s the gain of worldly things in exchange for eternal glory??

[@BohoHobo948]

Searching the family home should be the first thing police do, as soon as a woman is reported missing. The old, 'we had an argument and she just went for a walk to let off steam' excuse should be an instant red flag.

[@jordanhicks5131]

Except that women do that so often in arguments. Men too. It's an absolutely plausible and likely thing for someone to do after a fight, either to cool off or to get away from a more aggressive partner.

[@tphvictims5101]

17:50 Becks beer nailed him 😉

[@tracietaggart3051]

"Will 6 beer bottles make a case?"

[@MrTebadavis25]

Hold up how the black guy got more time then anyone

[@leekambanga6450]

Was about to say the same thing

[@craigdobis10]

I'd like to know that too! I'm a 75yo woman and this is just so wrong!!!

[@craigdobis10]

White woman BTW!

[@KnowTrentTimoy]

How come the BLACK guy got MORE time in prison than the (White) husband who initiated his wife's death in the first place???

[@markemerson8399]

Haha, "Rambo style hunting knife". Funny how the police use such terminology taken from their favorite movies.

[@rosemarydudley9954]

I'm only into this by about 8 minutes. If they found her phone, the number of the caller would be on it! She was called whilst at the hospital, in front of people...

[@laceandbits]

By the intermediary agency .....

[@tracishea5053]

That's new technology, and was not true in 1996.

[@mikeykany1973]

Brilliant narration on these documentaries.

[@bennygerow]

42:56 look at this absolute unit.

[@voraciousreader3341]

I’m really glad that the “Truth in Sentencing” movement in the national government happened back in the late 80s and 90s, and that reforms were mostly complete by 1999. If you don’t know what that is, you should look it up....judges no longer had huge latitude when sentencing convicted criminals, and it stopped parole boards from paroling murderers and rapists, etc too early; as I read up on one of the cases presented in one of these episodes, I found that one rapist and murderer only served 7 years of a 30 year sentence, and raped and murdered a whole bunch of women after release. And, even more disgusting, victims’ families weren’t notified ahead of time so they couldn’t make any statement to keep the monsters in prison! Now, “30 Years Means 30 Years!” I believe that the rights for victims also changed nationwide at this time. All for the best!

[@craigdobis10]

If you take a life...you should die too! Eye for an eye thing! It's eye for an eye thing! It's in the Bibke

[@judithpeligro5837]

G. Galusha’s soothing gorgeous voice is so clear and so well-modulated. I wonder how old he is and if he’s still alive.

[@CommanderHarataIdaku]

7:57 so many bad things happened on my birthday, geez.

[@giuseppenero110]

15-20yr sentences in Michigan. The further north and east in the country, seems that murder is not considered a serious crime

[@craigdobis10]

Yikes! Sad times for sure!

[@bensonkusimo7750]

November 13th 1996 was on Wednesday and not Friday. FYI OK

[@gurhanweyrah3930]

The state was irresponsible not to send him to jail after poisoning his ex-wife irrespective of whether she was willing to to take him to court. He committed a crime it does not matter what her opinion of the matter was

[@synergisticcollusion134]

38:28 I hope he was just an actor and not a real cop because that was stupid AF! He carried in that HUGE evidence collection case, yet had no gloves to even simulate proper procedure so he just grabs a towel?! Wtf?! 🙄🙄🤦‍♀️

[@MrPhilm00r]

Why do all of these criminals write down or type up information about their desires to commit crimes? I mean, I'm glad he was caught, but what was he thinking with that?

[@moviemad56]

Probably he needed to pour out his feelings - that's why most people write diaries.

[@tracishea5053]

Very few criminals are intelligent people.

[@corneliawissing7950]

Mr Overton seems very bad at learning?

[@jeanpersad1412]

U guys did a great job congrats

[@SapphirasMama]

The is what Adventures with Purpose do. They dive underwater and search for trash. If its a car they pull it from the water to stop it contaminating the water further. Also people who have missing family members, have contacted these guys and they have either solved cold cases or cases from 2020. Also people who watch the lives, start to do research and from that research, have helped to find cars and missing victims. So far they have either found or helped locate missing cars and people. Go take a look at them, they are amazing

[@craigdobis10]

I love those dive shows!

[@susan769]

Watching from Pennsylvania

[@laceandbits]

wow

[@mariacardoso1477]

Just a question. In the USA, when a couple with no children, gets divorced, is the husband forced by the law, to pay his ex wife an alimony? If yes, why is that possible? The woman can get a job and support herself. Meanwhile she should get some financial help to get back on her feet if she did not work when married, that is it. Does it mean that a man with 3 ex wives is forced to pay all of them an alimony? That can have terrible consequences.

[@richardkranium2944]

Alimony is completely different than child support. Alimony is awarded to wives that are stay at home homemakers with no independent income apart from her husband.

[@janrees4887]

Surely body temperature has so many variables that it's an outdated method of finding out when someone died- surely rigamortis, the level of congealing of the blood, the level of decomposition- however slight, the stomach contents, and all of these factors together are far more accurate. Im a naturally cold person and my skin often feels cold to the touch. These days when our T° is taken everyday, mine is always really low- sometimes they do it twice because they don't believe my temperature is sometimes 33°C. So if I was murdered and they used that method they'd assume I'd been murdered hours before I was. My husband and I have talked about it and he agrees and says it could give someone close to me who knows about the anomaly a way of giving an alibi for the time i was supposed to have been murdered and I can't be the only one. And I know some people have higher than average base temperatures or they may be suffering from a fever that the cops don't know about because maybe they're just coming down with something and don't have any other symptoms yet or they had fever that no one knew about. A very inexact science.

[@molybdomancer195]

body core temperature is much more restricted and stable than skin temp

[@tracishea5053]

Oh, my. Okay, forehead thermometers measure skin's temperature. Cadaver temps are taken with what are essentially giant meat thermometers shoved into the center of the liver. Most likely you can see why those two procedures are vastly different things without further explanation. If you were murdered, no one would be busting out the ThermoScan, I promise. Hopefully next time you and husband are discussing something neither of you can quite figure out, you'll try Google.

[@craigdobis10]

Wow! This gives our investigators pause! Not! Forensics are smarter than you!

[@misty5979]

why the hell didn't she change her locks locks!! when you live with someone or give a key to someone your in relationship with and split with them, first thing you do is change the dam locks..............told my friends--my female & male friends to do the same which I did for them.....windows--keep them locked & if you open them put something heavy & noisy, patio doors--measure a broom stick made of strong wood or metal but make sure it's a tight fit at bottom of patio door...secure everything from basement to higher floors (to attic) just in case due to bad relationships, revenge or to just be secured.....even told them to go to Police to get info on cameras and security......we've had been doing this since young age due to bad events and don't tell anyone.........it's called Security. You can have a check on the person too and even ask police dept. for how to keep your home safe, they can do that.................this all may sound strange but you can sleep nights IF All is secured.

[@freeelectron8261]

Really clever detective/forensic work. Such diverse range of potential clues and techniques. Amazing work.

[@aroperdope]

200,000,000 bottles a year!? That's crazy. And I wonder if that's including around the world?

[@jacobsaccount9353]

No! No its not!

[@paulbrennan4163]

200,000,000 bottles of beer on the wall..

[@tesstess8838]

I wish this can also happen in my country or any other countries.

[@deborahsunflower939]

That hitman had an awesome shiny zebra blazer.

[@keyroncampbell]

I was Born in that hospital in Columbia 😂😂😂

[@joshuacamacho9152]

She was beautiful in the first video

[@erniedouglas9471]

How the hell did the the black man get much more time than the husband who actually killed his wife.

[@emolamidayo]

The person that killed the wife got 15years, the guy that joined him got 60years. What type of law is that?

[@brightspark4817]

ffs they let him off for poisoning his 1st wife

[@lindamarquis6117]

Why did the husband who killed his wife get 20 years and the black man who helped him get 60 years ? Why didn't the wife killer get 60 years also ? It sure isn't the 2021's is it !

[@ArtillaryMan]

At about 9 : 40 This is A police officer ? " Skin color is not A race !! HUMAN IS A RACE !! "

[@trailrunner925]

Smith got 15-20 years, and he actually committed the murder, and the accessory got Kenny Latimer got a 60 year sentence? Is that correct?

[@michaelleonard4826]

You professional 's never think outside the box, it's obvious and yet no one can see.

[@patriciajrs46]

Who writes your case studies? Do they need help?

[@michaelleonard4826]

Is it not amazing how many life forms exist in this world, ??

[@rackets7991]

So often LIFE doesnt actually mean LIFE.. Most likely he will be released to make room for the most recent MURDERERS. So life can be 8 or 20 years.. making future generations potential victims for him again..System is seriously broken. Especially for the victims and their families..

[@LoveGodOutloud]

That last case ..they made a movie out of it

[@kraken9321]

I'm at least 5'5 & in my 20s & this is not at all good for kids my age to be stupid

[@Rin-tk2qq]

Wow its amazing that you can watch investigation documentary 11mos before I was born... Waaah i wanted to be an invedtigator and help those victims 🤧

[@craigdobis10]

Do it! You may help solve murders!

[@csowenfam8069]

I thought it was Richard Lions

[@fiegenfiegen]

Keeping diaries... not a good idea, folks! Not even if you are a perfectly benign person. Your own words will come back to you to haunt you! It is best to simply glide along life and take things as they come. If you happen to forget something... it is not that important to you.

[@samsngdevice5103]

I'm wearing my drinking shirt.

[@misstury606]

I live in Muskegon and live a mile from the Muskegon river. I don't remember this case though.