The Most TWISTED Case You've Ever Heard | Documentary

[@IntrusiveApe]

The aunt a full grown adult witnessed the murder of a minor, helped dispose of the body, lied to the investigators about it and she only got probation? How is that justice? She's an accessory to murder. It is beyond disgusting that she got to go free.

[@tillitsdone]

It's not uncommon for women to get lighter sentences than men for the same crimes.

[@shanecrump7932]

@@tillitsdone exactly... it’s the rule, not the exception.

[@emily.toombs]

Hopefully her cholesterol did the job justice didn’t.

[@TheTr4th]

@@emily.toombs😂😂😂hopefully

[@aquasnek5487]

Runs in the family is my thought. Should be under the jail.

[@RizziCGaming]

Her brother’s voice still trembling while talking about the incident years after she died tells so much about how nobody could EVER move on from such horrible death of a family member.

[@chadstrimpel3379]

NEVER! It is something so incomprehensible, that it's hard to actually imagine how that would be, and what that would feel like. You will ALWAYS have a void in your heart/life, and you will always think about what could've been. Everything will remind you of the person. Smells, places, pictures, words, etc. You learn how to live without the person in your life, but you will never completely forget. Thoughts will come and go. Some flee, while others will drive you crazy with the obsessive compulsive cycle of constantly going over certain scenarios in your head. One positive tho is that instead of only praying to God for support, you can also pray to your lost loved one.

[@spicybeantofu]

You never "move on" you learn how to keep walking though

[@cherihayward350]

😢😢😢

[@mizzbarbiedoll8989]

yuppp i was feeling it for him fr

[@markaprill6501]

That interview with Rick was so sad.

[@tng_abu3201]

As a big brother to have to not only identify your little sister but then go home to inform your mother it is indeed her is truly heartbreaking 😢

[@shanecrump7932]

I have a little sister too. I can’t imagine anything more horrifying.

[@Uvlugiak]

Nearly cried listening to that part 😥

[@Malenassaura]

And you can tell it still haunts him to this day.

[@tng_abu3201]

@@shanecrump7932 I have 3 little sisters I pray god protects them

[@tng_abu3201]

@@Uvlugiak same

[@JoBloxJ27]

The aunt only got probation?? Wow. She helped carry a dead body, toss it in a river and threw out the clothes. Yet no jail time. Unbelievable.

[@neilsun2521]

Something tells me if she was a man she'd have been held equally accountable as Paxton. (Being a complicit accomplice in the murder of a kid...)

[@TsundeRea]

I’m not done with the video yet but maybe she cooperated with police and got some sort of deal? I’m not to the end yet but just a thought.

[@tinak.356]

The justice systems is broken and is all for the criminal not the victim!!! Crazy!!!

[@grogsmashrock7240]

the male friend participated in the murder and was not charged as well@@neilsun2521

[@pale_saint]

That is what is known as female privilege

[@JanisSauncy]

I did an inmate search for the state this happened in (Ohio) and I was happy to see that, as of today, 8-14-2023, (Warren) Paxton Brown is STILL listed as "incarcerated." Good. And good for Robyn's family who fought for her when she was missing and who continue to fight for her today. 💔

[@pale_saint]

I’d prefer the listing to be one of *deceased*

[@FrunkAsADuck]

Hopefully he never sets foot outside as a free man.

[@FrunkAsADuck]

​@@pale_saintagreed.

[@shauncobb4310]

He is up for parole in September. Family is trying to keep him there, as I want him. Robyn and I are a week apart in age and would have graduated at the same high school. @@FrunkAsADuck

[@dogphlap6749]

I don't believe Paxton has changed but even if he had he should still pay for his taking of a life with the rest of his life locked up in prison.

[@Sylvael2002]

That teacher that saw him grabbing her by the hair and dragging down the hallway, told them to 'knock it off' and referred to it as a ''lovers quarrel' is absolutely disgusting in that nonchalant dismissal of the violent act. I want to throw up. I hope that occasion has haunted them and made them rethink that attitude.

[@terrypetersen2970]

This was in 1986. Domestic Violence was usually conveniently ignored. No one want to acknowledge it. Even today over half of the states don't consider it as DV if it doesn't involve a married couple. Neighbors heard my mom and stepfather arguing constantly even telling me they'd seen bruises. When did they tell me this? At my mom's funeral. My stepfather killed her. That was in 1987.

[@terrypetersen2970]

This was in 1986. Domestic Violence was usually conveniently ignored. No one want to acknowledge it. Even today over half of the states don't consider it as DV if it doesn't involve a married couple. Neighbors heard my mom and stepfather arguing constantly even telling me they'd seen bruises. When did they tell me this? At my mom's funeral. My stepfather killed her. That was in 1987.

[@Sylvael2002]

@@terrypetersen2970 My god, I'm so sorry that happened to your Mother and to you. Totally agree with the whole comment about domestic violence being dismissed if it's not between a married couple...please take care of yourself ❤️

[@suzettemcinally1384]

That teacher belongs in jail, to abuse the student further rather than help, just so evil

[@sashinkaroseman1512]

​@@terrypetersen2970 I'm so sorry for your loss. 🙏

[@SanketKulkarni10]

I truly enjoy the auditory experience of the narrator. He has the ability to make any case gripping and one that makes me pay attention to the minute details.

[@luvsupreme]

I absolutely agree. His voice is the best for these narrations.

[@BobbySacamano]

Reminds me a lot of Paul Harvey and Peter Thomas.

[@_am.ber_]

The raven is the best

[@lanagroves9480]

I totally agree with you❤

[@namethestars]

@@tehjamerz how can someone's ACTUAL voice be over the top? 🤔😅 love The Ravon, just glad I watch it early or else his voice would lull me to sleep lol.

[@wishmaster4089]

I just don't understand how first degree murderers are ever eligible for parole. They chose to END someone's life. They should be behind bars for the rest of their lives.

[@alyssanicole9140]

I agree.. and then there are people who are given 100 years with no eligibility for parole for things like evading arrest, possession, etc. Crazy world we live in.

[@zasperating8174]

Hypothetically, Someone should track down people like this who have escaped true Justice....

[@jennifermaddy2442]

Exactly they should never get parole

[@uhh_brandon]

@@zasperating8174dexter

[@itsezzyy1014]

@@alyssanicole9140 i dont know about the states but in the UK whole life and life is different, if he got life it means that he CAN get out but whole life means LIFE LIFE,,, no one should be allowed outside if they've killed someone both UK and USA laws are AWFUL

[@umaemasubhan5201]

The hurt in the brother's voice even after all these years 💔 Rip Robyn

[@lyndseyculver3057]

My cousin Chelsea Johnson was found in a creek bed slit ear to ear at 15 years old and it's still unsolved. Seeing her body was something I will never forget

[@Κατερίνα-λ5τ]

So sorry... Hope you and your family can find some closure 🙏...😢

[@Karenanne247]

I’m so sorry 😢

[@bentonrp]

Geez! Sick world all around us! ...Rest in Peace Chelsea. Hope you're in a better world than this one.

[@brendawisdom7072]

Wow so sorry to hear you had to go through that, I hope you and your family find closure somehow 😢

[@nilesredfern7989]

Nobody, but killers themselves, deserves this. 😞

[@seandelap8587]

My heart goes out to Rick how heartbreaking it must have been for him to identify his sister like that that's something you don't recover from that easily

[@JaceB-tf3vf]

Yep, 36 years and you can tell the pain is just as intense

[@GuessWho-tk8lc]

You would think!

[@povertylevelphilanthropy1524]

I had to identify my little brother just after Thanksgiving of last year (2022). I honestly think it will end up contributing to the death of me. R.I.P. Michael X Black 8/4/88-11/29/22

[@mollyjalene828]

​XaeMlk laid o

[@negaless1144]

What ever happened to like treat others as u'll will want to be treated our condolences to family and friends

[@Avedis-G]

Thank you for using the pictures with all the people that are involved! It makes it so easy to follow along!

[@kittyhasfangs2291]

This poor family, I’m so sorry for their pain and loss.

[@pale_saint]

It’s a warning tale of never be nice to scumbags

[@lindakatherinelyles8508]

@@pale_saint yep, never trust anyone. No matter how nice they seem to be. 🙏

[@katarina1852]

Paxton’s aunt should have been charged with accessory to murder after the fact. Giving her probation was a joke.

[@neilsun2521]

Also: obstruction; failure to report a crime; desecration of a corpse; failing to save her life when she was still breathing; etc.

[@katarina1852]

@@neilsun2521 Yes!

[@joyfullydreaded1371]

​@@neilsun2521She most likely struck a plea deal in exchange for her testimony against her nephew.

[@kspen6110]

The aunt is a horrible person. She deserved more than probation.

[@sethtiffany984]

​@@joyfullydreaded1371the fact that a plea deal could have even been suggested/ given shows that prosecutors are spineless at best.

[@cobrahqueen6546]

Can we just take a second for Rick, the way his voice changes when talking about what happened, and telling his mother. Bless this mans heart, I hope he is doing well and can find peace with the situation.

[@elitarantula2833]

❤. True.😢

[@bingsballyhoo711]

Biggest hint of all, "the dog didn't like Paxton". Always trust the dog. What an awful thing. Bless the family's hearts.

[@bunnyb1599]

Shoulda "accidentally" let that dog loose on him. "oops the dog pulled too hard and just got away from me. 🤷‍♀"

[@NotSoNormal1987]

I mean, animals don't instinctively like me. But I think it's because I'm an animal lover. And they can sense that. I think they're afraid I'll snuggle em and never let em go or something. But I usually win them over eventually. My bird Pandora loves me. I know because she stopped biting me. 😅

[@DarthLesbian]

@@NotSoNormal1987To be totally fair it might just be that you smell like other animals 😂 My brothers cats are always wary of me when I visit I think because they smell my dogs, but they get over it in a day or two 😅

[@follow6460]

That tdog could sense there's something wrong, even when the people around couldn't.

[@Octai60]

i just watched The Lovely Bones.. it is a scene where the dog barks at the suspect, but no one knows.. until they found out something is weird

[@raquele6470]

This is hands down the best true crime channel on KZbin. Such professionalism, even reaching out to involved parties for statements. Please keep it up, for the victims sakes!!

[@Ultramendoza]

The narrator's voice is what truly makes it.

[@cher8005]

I agree. What this person said.

[@Mewse1203]

You can tell Paxton hasn't changed a bit. The fact that he put up that website and won't participate in the video because it looks bad to the parole board and not because it's wrong told you everything you need to know

[@AshAniyah1125]

That's not true. He clearly said it's frowned upon by the Parole Board for inmates to participate in stuff like this.

[@Mewse1203]

@AshAniyah1125 The point is,: the fact that the parole board is his concern shows how little he's changed. He should be looking to do what's RIGHT, not what's good for the board. His statement should have been something like, "I'm declining to participate because I do not want to further hurt the family any further," instead of, "I don't want to participate because I don't want the parole board to look down on me." It just signals that he cares more about himself than he does his victim and their family

[@pale_saint]

Hopefully he never makes it out of prison

[@clark871]

You can tell Paxton hasn't. Changed a bit the fact that he put up website and won

[@greenerell484]

well he has changed he was 15 now his brain will have developed whether he has changed for the better is debatable but you can't argue the the mind of a 15 year old is not fully developed @@Mewse1203

[@fetusthegreat9797]

I know i speak for a lot of older brothers out there when i say i would die for my little sister. The idea of having to identify her body is crushing and i wish nothing but the best for her family.

[@fetusthegreat9797]

@@Yeshuaspupil i totally get you.

[@rickyspeople]

​@@Yeshuaspupilagreed. I wouldn't be able to rest knowing someone who stole my sister's life breathed the same air as me. I've never regretted revenge, even when shit got dicey when the bill came due.

[@Sinclair80]

How a grown woman can witness a little girl in this state and be anything less than horrified and angry, is beyond me.

[@tonyprice2256]

There is obviously something wrong with her as well.

[@2degucitas]

Some women are so passive and eager to "go along" they don't take action out of weakness and fear.

[@tabbycat6458]

The aunt looks as blank as Paxton does. The fact that his family was afraid of Paxton was a huge red flag. Paxton's family should have tried desperately to keep him away from girls and gotten him help. He was a ticking time bomb. His family is just as guilty for covering for him too. Sounds like Paxton's family were as grimy as he is.

[@BoadieBroadus3211]

Also the teacher who witnessed him DRAGGING HER DOWN THE HALLWAY BY HER HAIR and chalked it up to a “lover’s quarrel”

[@coffeenteamorning1004]

The aunt looks like one of the worst creatures, just blank and useless for the humankind. She should've been jailed for a long time.

[@rhys1264]

She has dead eyes. Nothing there. Light's on, no one's home. It's haunting.

[@joditorkelson8649]

@@coffeenteamorning1004exactly!! I can’t believe she didn’t get prison time. She could have easily reported the murder to the police, instead of helping him dispose of this poor girl’s body.

[@jasminemunoz9788]

Apple didn’t fall far from that family tree 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@justme6773]

I can't believe Paxtons aunt only got probation! She was an adult and should have informed the authorities immediately. Despicable!

[@Wolfiewolf1234]

Agreed! They're just as bad as him. Absolutely disgusting.

[@gianlucastrong3496]

Paxton's friend should have been put in jail too. He could have saved her life, instead he helped him to get her in the house and then he behaved as a coward.

[@MrAlcline]

I think they had a sexual relationship of some sort.

[@neilsun2521]

It's because she's a woman. Women serve much less jail time than men, and are less likely to face trial. (She was clearly Paxton's enabler -- he knew he could do what he wanted and she'd fix it.)

[@Terrbel21]

People get out of prison sometimes 5 years after a murder it’s twisted!

[@Firenutz]

That letter he wrote to EWU is fascinating. Twisted psychopathic monsters like this have an eerie capacity to mimic human empathy given enough time and focus, but despite the forced sophisticated language and sentence structure, you can sense the lack of true remorse through its choice of words and phrases such as: “opportunity to share”, “explain my achievements”, “terrible decision”, done very professionally”, and “upset the victims…connected to this tragedy.” All of this reveals glimpses into a dark and dangerous imposter of a man who wants to convince you it was just a foolish and impulsive child who understands the horrors it’s committed, learned it’s lessons, been rehabilitated and no longer poses a threat to others. Bullsh;t. This monster hasn’t learned anything other than how to be an even better liar and manipulator. I bet it watches this video and reads these comments as soon as it’s allowed to do so. Why it would be allowed to do so, I have no clue, but clearly it’s permitted enough freedom and connectivity in prison to recognize the power of social media platforms that didn’t exist when it desecrated and murdered a defenseless little girl. If ever released from prison, it would absolutely kill again. Hope it reads this: Rot and die where you are, it.

[@rfoss2797]

you get it

[@erikm8372]

👏🏽 👏🏽

[@trishpipkins]

EXACTLY! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@jennifersinclair6044]

Psychopaths are always grandiose & never use appropriate language to describe their murders. It always minimizes their actions.

[@shanecrump7932]

That’ll show him 🙄

[@tommyfletcher1357]

The fact that the family has to devote their life to keeping their family member's murderer in prison is disgusting. They shouldn't have to relive this tragedy over and over again to keep a cold blooded killer behind bars.

[@kimberlyweaver1285]

She would be 3 years older than me. I’m sitting here thinking about my husband of 20 years and our three daughters. All the things she had taken from her that day. Bless her. 😢

[@PeriwinkleSunrise]

Same, I was 10 in 1986. Looking at her old photographs reminded me of my childhood, and I was thinking of the entire life I have experienced since then...high school, college, travel, marriage, children....it's heartbreaking to imagine her final moments and the subsequent hell her family went through. May Paxton and his aunt burn in hell.

[@miriamrouziek]

Watching her brother choke up even still to this day is heartbreaking. He had so much on his shoulders.

[@JoJoHOPPE-i7j]

And he rose to the occasion. He impressed me greatly.

[@craycrayirl9492]

I hope Paxton doesn’t ever get out. And if he is paroled, I hope it only after everyone that knew Robyn has passed due to old age. How the aunt only got probation is crazy. She was letting Robyn’s family worry about her despite the fact that she knew she was deceased.

[@pale_saint]

She should be in jail too

[@jerimiahfernando482]

Can we just apriciate the fact that not only EWU is showing us what happened but also teaching us. I had understood a lot of things ever since I've begin to watch this channel ❤

[@kyleallen1858]

I KNOW I SAY THIS EVERY POST BUT THIS IS THE BEST CRIME CHANNEL OUT THERE! I wish a company would buy them/pay them to make 2-3 shows a week! Best narrator hands down! And footage, interrogation, facts, murders and mysteries that I’ve never heard of and if I have heard of the case EWU still finds a way to add new captivating info and usually never before seen footage! Best channel out there!! WE love you EWU!!!

[@drmorqWarrenProject]

Even if I thought he was a changed man who had killed my sister... I would still be waiting outside the prison doors if he was released.. I felt the same way about the man who murdered my grandfather... and I know I am lucky he died in prison... I never had to follow thru on my threats... and so never had to face the law if I did.

[@seandelap8587]

Thanks very much for this upload EWU I always appreciate what you do and the absolute professionalism you bring in covering these cases

[@marzxxikim7866]

Rick Achultz trembling and tearing up while recalling the story of Robyn speaks a lot. They haven't move on even decades passes by. They love robyn so much.

[@SweetTooth8989]

Second chance? Yeah I don't think so. Will she ever get a second chance? No she's dead. Laughable that he thinks he deserves a second chance after murdering somebody.

[@Asherony]

As someone who has English as a second language, I really appreciate you subtitling everything.

[@jacobbowlby5957]

The frequency and quality of these videos across all ewu channels is unreal. Easily the best true crime group out there

[@k9rescue165]

The fact that Paxton told both his aunt and his friend of his plans and they didn't take it serious even though everyone in the house was scared of him, supposedly, is telling! I dgaf who says something like that to me, I will 100% take it serious!! You don't joke like that!!🐾🐾

[@LadyMezmerise]

Lesson learnt from this, no matter how good your intentions are to try help someone. Having kindness and a caring heart, can get you killed. I stay away from people that are rebellious and have anger issues as their negativity can effect you physically and mentally.

[@nimue4325]

Being willing to help should also mean listening to your instincts and taking common sense precautions. Sadly this young girl took on a huge task to rehabilitate a criminal and the adults failed her. The teacher who stopped the abuse in the hallway failed miserably. Charlene should've had a stint in jail and Jimmy should've got probation. Someone should've looked into the fact that this young girl was showing signs of being in over her head, likely because of the manipulation and abuse. Hope the killer stays behind bars a bit longer where he can continue to improve his education.

[@elitarantula2833]

Absolutely!!!!

[@amirastar8924]

True, bad people don't change! But they can hurt you.

[@amandafrompa5386]

I can't believe the aunt only got probation! She was literally an accomplice to murder! That makes me sick like wtf!

[@JustEmmy2]

Thanks!

[@quitetidy]

Paxton's time in jail have saved potential victims. Keep him there. Save lives.

[@sarahhurst701]

Exactly 💯

[@shorerocks]

Just what I thought, too

[@haydenayres4141]

i love the way you tell stories and dont go off subject. People who go off constantly and always giving their opinions, i instantly exit out. My adhd cannot keep up with those people lol

[@TeddyLovesAxl]

I’m ADHD too and I’ll tap out with a quickness if they start rambling😂

[@jamesoshea580]

Just out of interest, which channels do this?

[@haydenayres4141]

​@@TeddyLovesAxlfor real! Glad im not the only one haha

[@jd32k]

I love the use of the photos and moving them around as you tell the story.

[@local_cryptid]

Any one of these people could have taken care of this little monster at any time, could have called the cops, could have turned him in, could have shown the car. Their own selfish fear kept them from any rational thought, if there was any thought whatsoever. Disgusting.

[@pretzelicious4200]

@@davidpawson7393 So you're saying you support people lying to protect themselves even though it led to someone getting killed?

[@emily3]

@@davidpawson7393how does this make them a bully? lol what

[@MrNota500]

They were just as sick as him with maybe the exception of the friend. Just look at the pics, they have cold blooded killers written right on their face. Then after he commits the act his aunt and mother allow him to spend two hours of "alone time with the body". They are just as bad if not worse, the kid is clearly psychotic and they are just going to brush it under the carpet. Yeah okay I would get him away from me and my family asap.

[@sagebielenberg8354]

@@davidpawson7393this fu**** guy like wtf???

[@tannerhuskins330]

@@davidpawson7393did you reply to the correct comment?

[@gsx7r]

My daughter is 13, and I just can’t comprehend this story. This guy should never be let out. I’m glad they haven’t yet.

[@romystumpy1197]

13 is a bit young to be having a relationship,I was still climbing trees,

[@kris7254]

Always a great feeling when you open youtube and notice EWU have uploaded a new video ❤

[@Uvlugiak]

If Paxton truly accepts all responsibility for this tragedy, he wouldn’t be playing politics trying to get released on parole. The fact that he was “only a 15 year old boy” changes nothing. If anything, using that as a defense only shows how little he really cares. For the sake of Robyn’s family I hope he’s never released.

[@neilsun2521]

Yes, although it's a shame his auntie got off scot free. She was a full grown adult helping a minor commit the crime and was an accessory after the fact.

[@sarahhurst701]

It angers me greatly that he'd even be considered for parole!

[@Auden-ik4qw]

‘I am my sister’s keeper’ these siblings. Wow. Just know all us only children are envious of every single one of you who grew up with siblings, no matter how nasty you were to each other as kids and adolescents. This kind of love is so powerful.

[@shitneyb5562]

Careful what you wish for. Some of us with siblings want the same thing

[@annab13]

Having siblings looks tough most of the time 😆

[@rickyspeople]

It is an unbreakable bond. My little sister is one of my closest friends, we round each other out, keep each other sane and act as dual forcefields when we tackle the drama of Life or Family ❤

[@wintermoon7003]

Trust me, sometimes not having siblings can be better. Would you want that murderer for a brother? Or a rapist? Or just one that is constant bullying and attacking you and are abusive and evil? You say that and yet monsters have siblings as well. Do you really want to have a sibling that's a monster?

[@neilsun2521]

That's why it's important to have more than 1 kid: so they can look out for each other.

[@FinkDaMushyCat]

No matter how long, the wounds of losing Robyn will never fade. Listening to her brother is so heart wrenching, still to this day talking about it can be tricky.

[@Cybarxz]

I just found out about this and others EWU channels, it's incredable how the quality of the content increased on such short amount of time, congrats to everyone involved. sorry for the typos, too lazy to correct

[@mlmc9464]

I am glad he will never get out. He committed premeditated murder at 15. No compassion for him, only Robyn and her family. Fortunately the great state of Ohio WILL keep him behind bars. Until this sick, twisted monster is taken out in a box, he can stay at Southeastern Correctional facility. And I will continue to gladly sign the petition to keep him there.

[@Firenutz]

We tend to think the crimes of the present day are the most heinous, but evil and severe mental sickness don’t care what decade or century it is. Growing up in the 70s and 80s, I remember kids vanishing all the time without a trace.

[@tinaarko6625]

In the US alone, over 460,000 children are reported missing every year, according to the fbi.

[@slynne602a]

It actually boiled my blood when Paxton called the house asking for Robyn even though he already knew exactly where she was. My heart sincerely goes out to Rick and his family. I hope Paxton rots in hell. Side Note: Did anyone else hear a female say "okay" @6:47 or am I going crazy?

[@makeupyourway6996]

its just a person talking in the background

[@slynne602a]

​@@makeupyourway6996 Thanks for clarifying.

[@BeRightBack131]

Ha ha yeah, that kinda weirded me out, too. I stopped the video and took my ear buds out, thinking someone had walked up behind me. When I backtracked the video, I heard it again. Mystery solved.

[@Ceerads]

I heard that.

[@citizenradio111]

it is a video call interview

[@m.streicher8286]

Sometimes interviews can drag but this one definitely added to the video.

[@faithdavis8727]

How did she only get probation and tampering with evidence? She basically watched that child die and hid the body. She could have called the police when she immediately found the body. Insanity!!

[@mikewoodland4461]

Was just going to bed in the U.K. , as it’s almost midnight here , but no , EWU has just uploaded, and I couldn’t be happier.

[@chrisleach4245]

I know what Rick means when he says telling his mom that her daughter has died. My wife and I were separated for some time but she didn’t want a divorce. We had talked for the first time in about a year about two weeks before she died. She told me she was going to her moms for Christmas but after she wanted to come home. I told her that we would see what Christmas brings. Next thing I knew a homicide detective from Miami called me to say that she was found dead in a car. Calling her mother was the hardest thing I had done at that point in my life. In the end her mother and I have remained in contact since she passed away 6 years ago. I know that she is happy about that we talk about Amber and laugh about the crazy things she would do. In a way we’re keeping her alive and still making people smile and laugh the only way she would want it.

[@tristinrebel718]

Whoa dude, that's a really heavy weight to bear. I'm sorry for your guys loss. It's nice though that y'all let her live on, all of her good especially through you guys her most loved ones. I think that's the best thing you can do. My best friend Jose passed away a few months ago & it still hits my heart so deep at times of realizing the depths of how indefinitene it all is...the only thing that helps is thinking Of the times we spent together & , reading messages bw us that still make me laugh. I'm sorry for your loss, for you & her Mom & everyone else who misses her, but I'm glad y'all have found light in her loss. ❤️💯

[@chrisleach4245]

@@tristinrebel718 thank you and I’m sorry for your loss as well. Keep the good alive and there memories and souls will live forever.

[@Hatbox948]

Was it murder or suicide?

[@Phalen4991]

Good to hear that he was denied a parole! Deserved!

[@sngray11]

Wow, it must have been so difficult for Rick to have to identify his sister’s remains. My thoughts and prayers are with Robyn’s family and loved ones. Rest in peace Robyn.💗

[@ANDROSKERO]

Again. I love the content! Thanks Ravon! your amazing

[@noperope325]

Take a shot every time you hear "twisted". Love this channel

[@nopotleftbehind1590]

Rick's heartache breaks my own :( I could never imagine having to identify my sister

[@ahlems4132]

I watch those videos to sleep but many times, the narrator's voice is so catchy and makes the case interesting that i end up watching the whole video and not sleep 😂😂

[@OneBadAssMoMo]

Let’s Read, Interscare, and Swamp Dweller are awesome!

[@mellyponz3002]

Love when EWU crew drops a video

[@SamanthaLeigh7]

Paxton's website and "apology" are pathetic, hollow and self serving. I hope not one single person signed his petition and I hope he never gets out. Rest in peace Robyn Star ⭐. I'm sending love and continued strength to her family. And side note: I can't Believe Aunt "Charl" didn't have to serve any time! She deserved/deserves A LOT of it!!

[@nintandrew13]

I was *just* looking for some EWU content to watch, perfect timing!

[@CodenameUtopian]

This is an absolute SHOCK to me, to see this case on my feed. As a person who grew up and still lives in Berea, thank you for keeping Robyn's story alive. I grew up around the corner from where she lived, on Woodmere. Grew up with Rick's kids. Went to the same middle school as Robyn. We'd cross the street instead of walk past their damned house. Even after they were chased out of town. There's still a plaque memorializing her at Roehm, despite the actual school being torn down and it being an athletic complex now. Her death is still in the hearts of the community to this day and she will never be forgotten. Also, we forgive you for the mispronunciations of Berea and Roehm. Not many not from the area can without hearing it first x)

[@nothereforit.605]

That answer shows that he’s still an excellent manipulator.

[@aspensugar13]

Breaks my heart that he stated that the hardest thing he ever had to do was tell his mom. Heartbreaking. You know seeing her and confirming it was her would have been horrible as well. But knowing he had to share the news with their mother I just couldn't imagine.

[@jamesramirez8685]

Some people can only act like a normal person for so long and then at some point their true nature comes out.

[@candicebergstrom4490]

It's sickening that his aunt was hardly punished. Hearing his depraved intentions should've alarmed her enough to tell his mom, & not allow him to be alone in his room with the girl he was planning to kill!

[@neilsun2521]

She'd obviously helped him with similar incidents before -- that's why he was so sure she'd help him finish her off and dump the body. (Being female though, she wasn't held accountable like a man would've been.)

[@Ceerads]

Maybe she has a very low I.Q. and isn’t a functioning adult. Just a guess.

[@SUPERFunStick]

I can't stand people like Paxton. You take something you can never give back, you deserve to have that taken from you as well it's literally the only fair way to conduct such business. :) Love y'all!

[@SasquatchPJs]

"Tampering with evidence?" She helped dispose of the body of a child. Sounds more like she hid some receipts or something.

[@burialdrip723]

Paxton hasn't changed at all, just by the fact he's trying to push for his own needs and happiness over justice for her family. I'm sure 37 years in prison is hell. So is being brutally murdered (and whatever else he did). This was not a crime by a confused or abused child. This was a crime by a dangerous, manipulative mind that will never change.

[@holdmeclosertonydanza22]

Rick, thanks so much for your courage in sharing the story of your incredible loss. Your sister sounds like she was a wonderful person. I'm sorry she was robbed of whatever beautiful life she could've had, but I'm sure she would've been so proud of you.

[@jenniferjeny91]

You have the best voice in narrating true crime 😊.

[@Stacko1515]

This one was intense. RIP to Robyn. I sincerely would like to believe that Paxton truly has been rehabilitated, since he was 15 at the time, but man, I do NOT blame the family whatsoever for pushing to keep him incarcerated. I'd be fearing for my life 24/7 if he was loose.

[@triciaforde8984]

Amazing job as always ❤

[@Violetfemnes]

Bless the brother for doing this for his mom when he was just a young guy himself. That was truly a selfless act and one done out of nothing but pure love

[@susanwilliams4953]

Chills when down my spine when the evil monster said 'alive'. Throw away the key, let him rot in prison. Rest in peace Robyn.

[@dianawright8334]

Gosh how sad for Rick. You never get over something like that. It’s not fair he has to carry that image for the rest of his life. RIP Robyn

[@justcause9334]

He should spend the rest of his life in prison. He hasn't changed, the wording on his parole petition and the letter to EWU, is filled with his manipulative tactics. The aunt should have been charged for a lot more. She helped conceal the crime, disposed of evidence, & lied to protect him. Jimmy should have been charged for his role in it.

[@princessofhardrock3934]

Paxton is a real POS! And the others who knew! 🤬 Rick, thank you for the exclusive interview!! I’m sure it’s so hard to discuss/relive this, even after all these years. It’s so interesting hearing about the case from you and how YOU sought the truth!! RIP Robyn and my heart goes out to your family!

[@averysunniemagpie8958]

May her family find comfort, even all these years later, since grieving can feel neverending

[@SplendiferousOne]

I don't understand how you can go in and identify the body of a loved one, I simply could not do that. My heart goes out to Rick, thankyou for doing the interview ❤

[@iseultbourke4692]

Someone has to do it, and the sons saved their parents from doing that heartbreaking thing. Thanks to them.

[@seandelap8587]

So Charlene claimed to see her nephew sitting next to Robyn's body and just shrugged it off and said nothing ok something clearly is not right with her

[@lilbitsleepy2574]

Wishing Robyn’s family continued strength in keeping that creep in prison where he belongs when he is up for parole.

[@andrea6421]

This poor young woman and her family, I will sign a petition to keep his sorry a** IN prison! 😢

[@C.H.O.W.D.E.R]

The pain in his voice as he explained what he saw breaks my heart

[@IcedCPTSD]

Her brother is such a strong loving guy. Wishing him peace and healing

[@tutran8363]

Mental illness isn't something to be dealt with lightly. 😢

[@Romey814]

This is by far one of my favorite crime channel. 👍

[@shekriptic2851]

That poor little girl, how horrific her last moments were from people she thought she could trust Rip Robin Paxton is a sick little twisted freak. I hope he never sees freedom again.

[@sophian9105]

That poor brother... He's still haunted by this all these years later. I would feel the same if it were my sibling. Sending love to this family.

[@tamz7396]

Hearing the pain in Rick's voice all these years later is just truly devastating 😢

[@MissBossBabe21]

This persons channel has so many views in two hours ! Everything all good here love it ! Forever Fan love your content ❤😊

[@Bob.tires13]

It's so sad watching a full grown man, hikding back breaking down, and crying, u can hear him almost loose it in his voice, knowing that most of us guys do everything we can to hide our emotions, it's always heartbreaking watching another guy almost break, it takes alot. My heart goes out to him and the poor lil girl. Rip

[@GIaucoma]

your retelling of events like these is paralleled by none

[@ghostinng274]

You can tell that having to identify her had an impact on Rick. I will probably never understand that kind of hurt, but I hope he's doing alright. Poor guy.

[@hunee8]

So sad to hear her brother speaking in the interview & him having to tell his mother. Seeing his eyes remembering. I really like how your channel you try and get people affected by this & have interviews with them to know more info. Thank you & RIP Robyn

[@TheSybil47]

Keep that monster locked away from other people's children. He won't change. He's desperate to get out, because he can't wait to get his murderous hands on some inocent girl, or as many as he can as revenge. That aunt is nothing but a murderer herself. She killed truth, decency, and should've suffered more severely. To Robyns family, I want to express my deepest sympathy, and tell them, that I hope that they will have success in keeping that dangerous monster off the streets. RIP Robyn.