The Mysterious Corpse With No Hands | Forensics | Real Crime

[@Thanasis_Koligliatis]

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[@noeliamorales404]

What's that ?

[@robersonromy]

Are u for real???? It worked !!!!!!

[@Thanasis_Koligliatis]

@@robersonromy It works for every video. The trick is to go at one second before the end of the video.

[@santuybrok967]

LUV U

[@Retroscoop]

Or install AdBlock... It doesn't cost a thing, it works very nice, so nice that when they ask you to donate something, after 3 years you'll say, OK guys, you've earned some $....

[@rahilabaig2297]

Wow what a very well carried out investigation. The police there are so dedicated. Bravo

[@Retroscoop]

Plus they don't use Australian upspeak, another pro....

[@chocolatefudge5263]

That's just 4 days of police work. Im surprised how good the nz police was.

[@lorettabrail7806]

I see comments from people who think this guy only got eighteen years. Actually he got life. He just cannot have a parole hearing for eighteen years. Doesn’t mean he will ever get out. Nice job by the investigating team!

[@truescotsman4103]

18-life is a typical "life" sentence. 25-life another standard life sentence.

[@markmitchell450]

He's probably out by now

[@douglasmacomber2277]

18 to life. But honestly you know I know he'll be released probably around 20 years. He's only 21 years old and he did a horrible act to most likely a great guy. Looked like they were making a lot of money together? He got greedy. Doesn't excuse what he did? Never would he get out in prison here in the United states and especially Texas, Oklahoma. They have the death penalty and he qualified for the death penalty here in the states. 2 things 1st premeditated 2nd in the coase of a robbery. Remember he stole that money. So he would have faced a death sentence. I believe we have 27 states with the death penalty 26 cause California is in limbo. Anyways great post!!! Be safe !! D. From Boston,ma 🇮🇹🇺🇸❤👍

[@laprincesadelavaja8294]

Yeah right. Parole hearing which the victims family will have to beg the parole board every time not to let this monster out easy for you to say. Its not your family he killed.

[@douglasmacomber2277]

@@laprincesadelavaja8294 even in Texas were the executions are daily monthly occurrences have appeals process? So in other countries especially UK they won't get out. But there are protocols that have to be followed? 18 years is a long time and it will come and go and they'll still be locked up. Relax your powerless what happens? Like the rest of us? But those young detectives they'll be there to make sure hes not released

[@CC-vw1cs]

really fascinated by the level of investigating - satisfying to know it did not take long to find the killer.

[@donaldbeetlestone3271]

That's for true!...I for some reason just thought of that family guy episode where I believe stewie was britisher and hanging about with my folks...

[@merncat75]

I agree *C C* If only EVERY case was given this much time and effort, invested into it, maybe there would be less Cold cases today!!

[@zanelekubheka2408]

Up

[@russellayton6408]

4 days is impressive for that kind/amount of work.

[@THOR252RACER]

Wow thanks for ruining this video right off the jump

[@laurelgirard8475]

They really need to change that life=18 years. I mean if someone is given a life sentence they shouldn’t be getting out until old age!! A violent offender getting out of prison at age 40ish is certainly young enough to continue his violent ways.

[@santivid2]

He's got a life sentence elegible for parole after 18 years

[@themonsterbaby]

Yeah maybe. But somebody making a bad decision at 18-19 years old (i don't necessarily mean this specific case) shouldn't necessarily mean you never get another chance. You can make a split decision and have 5 minutes worth of poor choices that gets you locked up for the rest of your life.

[@peterrezac881]

@@themonsterbaby You are joking right? He was planning the murder for crying out loud.

[@mrs.dr.spencerreid3992]

I’m so impressed by the swift & thorough investigation by the NZ police‼️ WOW‼️. What amazing professionals they are. Other police forces could take lessons from these ⭐️⭐️STARS ⭐️⭐️

[@mrs.dr.spencerreid3992]

ASG66 - ALL police departments botch an investigation here & there. Whether it’s from human error or just plain laziness, ALL cases in ALL police jurisdictions cannot be PERFECT

[@skeptical_sorcerer]

That's because the NZ police hardly ever have to do with murder cases - in the UK and US the police are overwhelmed by serious crime with very stretched resources and detectives juggling multiple homicide cases simultaneously. In NZ the police spend most of their time chasing bag snatchers and graffiti artists

[@samantham8696]

@@skeptical_sorcerer Sure, in the big cities, and even then only certain cities in the US. However, the US is huge and the big cities only account for 10% of the country (at most). The rest of the US is mostly very safe. I have never had to even lock my doors.

[@vantastroganoff4370]

Yes the world police force so incompetent Two year wait list For schooling,one case an you up on horse with flag

[@vantastroganoff4370]

Calm down spencer Those star be hard earned. volcano response? stand by and watch civilians do the job🤗🤗

[@californiamaki1595]

Daniel Moore actually got a life sentence, but he will only be eligible for parole after 18 years. It was mentioned on 43:00

[@robert_ev]

Outstanding job by the police on this if they handled every case so meticulously no one would get away with murder! Hats off, but wow only 18 years for pre meditated murder? Should be life in prison cause he most likely will do it again.

[@californiamaki1595]

He got life. But was only eligible for parole after 18 years.

[@dandougherty1475]

Yeah, but if he did get out again?

[@djjones7039]

Doubtful he’d do it again

[@kiwigirlNZ]

New Zealand crims who were in for murder, and sentenced to more than 10 years, remain on parole for the rest of their lives.

[@ocota831]

I wish all police departments had the capabilities and willingness to achieve this level of investigation.

[@Preppie-thirty]

Why call it life in prison, its actually 18 years and then parole, what a weak sentence for such a gruesome murder.

[@Preppie-thirty]

@z but there's still a chance he could get out based on good behavior and reformation, it has happened before.

[@vermontmom4232]

@@Preppie-thirty so true, to many times. And then they reoffend and sometimes dont get caught at all. That is sad. When a life is taken, suitable punishment should follow. But who gets to decide what is suitable? I dont know if I believe in reform. Do killers really change? Can they actually be reformed? Or are they taught how to be better at it and not get caught? Again, I dont know, but 18 years is not long enough in my opinion for taking someones life. Sad.

[@vermontmom4232]

@z not always. And you dont need to yell. LOL... sorry, had too...

[@donaldbeetlestone3271]

Idk...

[@wonderwoman6019]

Countries (that I’ve seen so far) seem to go way easier on sentencing than the U.S. To me, LIFE, should be length of average lifespan!!! Maybe 55 years??! Know that even in worst conditions, we are living longer than 18 years.🤷🏻‍♀️

[@wlm2aboutchange630]

Wow!!! I am so impressed with how fast these geniuses put this case together!!! They are truly awesome!!!🥰🥰🥰 Great work guys!!!❤❤❤

[@pjlewisful]

greed...always a factor in almost all crimes

[@evapektas3832]

Or jealousy

[@chreg89]

There are plenty of motives in crimes. Hate, lust, greed,rejection, the the trill to kill or torture , sometimes murderers just snap and kill without a reason.

[@kelsey6556]

This is like a tutorial for how to get yourself caught committing a murder.

[@foxglovepearls]

18 years to life?? Sure hope he never gets out.

[@maviskwakye4678]

Respect to All the Investigations Team 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@tvaddict6491]

This is how police work is done! Bravo!

[@johngillon6969]

So refreshing to see just how calm and confident the police seem to be in New Zealand.

[@hankvandenakker4271]

THANX! YA DID IT AGAIN. EXCELLENT & ENTERTAINING.

[@k8marlowe]

Incredibly dedicated investigators. The murderer could have saved himself a whole lotta time and effort if he’d just hung out on the beach and waited for them. He might as well have.

[@babakgholian3467]

Sorry for the loss of life , this was on of the best investigation I have ever seen .

[@julienotsmith7068]

I really respect the tenacity of the police and forensic experts. Genuinely. But I’m giggling at the idea of a bunch of cops rebuilding a grow room.

[@lynngold1865]

Only 18 yrs for PREMEDITATED MURDER?Here in the USA-It would be life or the death penalty.😲

[@RC-hs7oo]

Depending where you come from and what skin colour you are.

[@ritahorvath8207]

18 years is a pretty long time.

[@toki89666]

@@RC-hs7oo you are brainwashed.

[@fayis4everlove]

in US he gonna be free the next day after he pay the bail money.

[@santivid2]

He's got a life sentence elegible for parole after 18 years

[@Rachaelann59]

Never seen such brilliant teamwork!! Only thing that would’ve made this case work perfect is a longer sentence for the killer!

[@horyzengaming3935]

Just imagine if these drugs were legal, the man would still be alive today and not growing drugs. Marijuana drug laws seem to cause more harm than the drug itself, not one person has died from Marijuana but has died due to ridiculous drug laws. The police are basically investigating a crime and situation they produced due their very own actions.

[@donnajarvis9542]

It’s not the police that passed these drug laws.

[@toprap88]

@@donnajarvis9542 exactly, the whole system need to be brought down..these ppl are pure evil, they dont care about us.

[@borninabarn2232]

No, because you still have the motive of greed, legal drugs or not, they turn a profit on the street and this man murdered for it, leaving behind all kinds of evidence.I watched one of these shows in which a woman was murdered by her roommate over a lousy $200.

[@horyzengaming3935]

@@borninabarn2232 The motive of greed is a human trait, we all have it, nothing to do with drugs. Making a substance illegal makes it go to the hands of criminals and is not under any control. Learn how alcohol prohibition in america caused more deaths then the actual alcohol did at the time. No one has the right to stop others from doing anything if its not directly effecting them. That is a god given right. There is a reason why drugs laws let criminals run the show, once you have learned the reason why then you will have a totally different view on the subject. All drugs should be legal and should come with a label of ingredients, health risks and should be available without having to put your life at risk while buying them. A lot more lives would be saved and a lot less crime on the streets if drug laws were different. That is a fact.

[@borninabarn2232]

@@horyzengaming3935 I am well aware of the alcohol prohibtion period and I said what I said.Prescription pills are legal and those who cannot obtain them without a prescription still buy them on the streets, the same goes for the sale of marijuana through an individual rather than a store.It's easy to blame the laws regarding drug sale/use but the motive here is greed, a trait which has been around since the dawn of time and will always be around.

[@juicyjules7409]

Great detective 🕵️‍♀️ work

[@guilhermefilho1730]

Why is the New Zealand judicial system so condescending to a brutal criminal? What would he need to have done to get a longer sentence?

[@haileennevsmom09]

Britain is like that too... well cases ive seen .. one example the baby P story :(

[@prevost8686]

Owning a gun to protect yourself from criminals would likely get you in more trouble in these countries.

[@migoreng7789]

their laws are like that, you can't really give a sentence longer than x years if the law doesn't allow it :/

[@cuncata]

I'm sorry, how is it 'condescending' to receive a short sentence? Perhaps unjustified...

[@redbird8867]

excellent question.

[@shainebandojo6653]

Imagine if all police (and other professionals involved as well) is dedicated as them in handling cases like this.

[@hatchdog02]

This is weed not meth. Wtf

[@marilynglazier9794]

Crime scene techs usually do wear PPE, mainly so as not to bring foreign matter into the scene

[@joeminella5315]

@@marilynglazier9794 I believe watchdog was claiming clickbait. Walter White was a meth cook.

[@finisher2024]

I had to admit the level of investigation is mind blowing!!

[@rossuibahn9196]

Excellent investigating works. Swift and meticulous investigations👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼

[@riccardosartori3822]

One thing baffles me: why buy nice tools to murder someone and then dispose of said tools, just buy cheap ones 🤦🏻‍♂️ P.S. it's a joke and I find the crimes committed totally appalling, nice job of the NZ police to catch him that fast.

[@geraldmiller5260]

The murderer got life with 18 years to even be considered for probation, I doubt if he would ever be paroled.

[@richiefiorini7986]

He's got out last month

[@harleyj5919]

I don’t think I have ever seen this large amount of evidence in 1 case! This was an impressive job by. Authorities!

[@elisabethb.131]

Lol "The popo don't know nada." And he was caught in 4 days.

[@Lisa-yv2hd]

Weird. Right as they said that on the video I read your comment

[@sharonrenedavenport8995]

Amazing! Good Detectives

[@morseybilly2409]

I don't understand this sentence. What does this mean?

[@elisabethb.131]

@@morseybilly2409 "Popo" means 'police', and "nada" means 'nothing'.

[@morseybilly2409]

Ooohh... I see... Quite a challenging confidence he put in his crime, then 😂 Good thing he's apprehended!! Thank you for explaining, Ms. Elisabeth.

[@kimmccabe1422]

There accent in New Zealand is half Australia, half Massachusetts USA with a pinch of English or native. This was a very informative documentary and great police work. Thx

[@gordonpark5549]

You were all to be commended for such an amazing professionalism in forensics. It takes a lot of skill and a lot of heart as such! And I think you oh must be heartbroken and doing your occupation but at the same time you’ll feel so much rewards for apprehending manipulating criminals who deserve to be punished to the full extent of your laws.God bless you all

[@ericamercer9781]

great police work and forensics. They catch the killers and the judges and lawyers let them go! ridiculous sentences

[@BrettonFerguson]

"Keeping the body at the house for two days reflected his overconfident personality." No. No it didn't. The body was not found the two days he left it in the house, so leaving it there was not overconfidence. Apparently he was fairly confident it wouldn't be found at the weed house, and his waiting to dispose of it was possibly because he was worried it could be found if he dumped it somewhere. Considering he cut the hands off makes me think he was worried it would be found. If he was overconfident he would have weighed it down in the water without cutting the hands off, confident it would never float or be found. ' Some cops can be the worst at judging and understanding people's thoughts. Not all, just some. Possibly the ones that are this way, are like this because they are themselves overconfident in their abilities to understand what criminals are thinking. Projecting one's own thinking onto others is a mistake many people do when trying to understand others. Also they deal with a lot of dumb people with simple motivations, sex, drugs, anger. Possibly the ease of understanding simple people all the time makes them think they are Dr. Freud genius psychological analysts. More likely the ones that are confidently wrong life this, are each this way for different reasons. Also some I think are not as confident as they act. I think they like to brag when they are on TV shows. Talk about their god like investigation abilities and how dumb the criminals all are.

[@ryan.m990]

Oh . Ok then ..

[@bettydamnboop3030]

I couldn’t have said it any better. When someone is overconfident they usually will not bother with the what if’s . Enough said

[@ostapbendervan7874]

Cops have hard time judging PEOPLE You know why They are human just like you,with uniform How many mistake have you made the past five years,sure you good at picking BOYFRIENDs

[@ostapbendervan7874]

This from experience Ive notice mostly abuse woman lash out alot in comment,sorry cops cant be everywhere to babysit another fight btw lovers When he whack you Drop charge or say MISCONSTRUED Yes cops are so f benign Who writes killers in jail Surely aint man

[@MeowyBrigade]

Ah, an internet professor with the power of hindsight

[@SuperBotanica]

I'm in Thailand, where any Thai can buy a license to grow cannabis plants. However, there is a stipulation where and to whom he can sell the plants. my neighbor has 5 plants and sometimes i get dried leftovers from the board and make myself a nice tea.

[@uthpalachandrarathna4408]

The murderer is really stupid. Forensics on the case is simply amazing.

[@juliadesl]

This is incredible forensic work.

[@LindaCasey]

Wow .. that was some good detective work. All for the greed of money .. tich tich

[@ostapbendervan7874]

Greed the virtue of life it self for centuries

[@hazelpraslin2350]

"The Love of money is the root of all evil" God bless you all

[@kitycatlover112]

"they found something they weren't expecting" *POT LEAVES WABAM* me, gettin lit: *wHot?*

[@rocioaguilera3555]

Excellent forensic and police investigation. I'm very glad that the scumbag sociopath murderer was caught and given life

[@alysononoahu8702]

Wow, no car, cab drivers route log directly to his house, flashing large bills, CCTV.....

[@imlistening1137]

Those detectives were amazing.

[@NecroLiquor.]

As long as I don't walk away from this show talking with a NZ accent... Fascinating differences.

[@richardkranium2944]

I doubt they got the motive right. As a grower for over 20 years, there is an easier way to get rid of partners. Usually you know you don’t need one and can do it alone. There was more to it than what they concluded.

[@rickphoenix5638]

What kind of car were they talking about? Is that how y'all say Subaru down in New Zealand?

[@knitter4years]

I love how they say Subaru. It's sounds more Japanese and better imo. I'm from the US.

[@cliffhillier9216]

@The Real Deal durrie Used throughout New Zealand and a large part of Australia as an all round term for a (tobacco) cigarette.

[@cooperhilinsky6361]

Why is there always a receipt left behind with suspicious purchases on it? These people are asking to be caught.

[@ralphmajor1947]

From Walmart for a shovel, duct tape, zip ties, bleach, gloves, etc 😳 ha ha 😂 just sayin 😂!

[@Moodboard39]

🤣🤣

[@அவானிஉயர்ந்தது]

Such exceptional, meticulous and excellent police work .

[@amylouwho8991]

That kid is obviously not a criminal mastermind, thankfully. Left enough evidence behind to clearly and undeniably point the finger right at himself. Only 18 mandatory years before parole eligibility seems a little lax but it's nice to know that some countries continue to believe in the possibility of reform however unlikely it may actually be.

[@lubinoruby642]

There is no perfect crime if you’ve got dedicated and keen investigators

[@sonofamachinegun8568]

Arson. Hard as fuck to solve if the criminal knows what they're doing.

[@geraldmiller5260]

Murder is bad for business. Especially such a poorly organized perpetrator.

[@red2thebone]

Wish the detectives in the US was persistent like this! They see blood from someone missing all over a house or vehicle they won't even pursue the last know person seen with that missing person alive! Its shameful how many videos of missing people or murdered people iv seen with so much evidence pointing at who really done it and they would still say we still don't have enough evidence to make and arrest! 🙄

[@melissanelson2849]

And thanks for the uploads 👍

[@susannaude8514]

The Police team did an excellent job! Bravo!

[@numberone5680]

Quite impressive investigative and scientific coordination to solve an unusual death quickly and smoothly.

[@bagpussmacfarlan9008]

The biggest crime here was the 1st degree abuse of vowels.

[@orchidrose1410]

Lovin this new series! Where did you find it? I’d like to see if I can find more episodes

[@melodycampbell2266]

Very impressive work by the police!

[@lauriesoper4056]

The rest of the world needs to attend forensics classes hosted by New Zealand. New Zealand lawmakers need to attend classes hosted by the US judiciary on sentencing for murderers. So much of the NZ investigators' expertise, persistence and hard work goes to utter waste. Then both New Zealand and the US need to attend classes hosted by Canada and the Netherlands on how to DRASTICALLY reduce crimes by legalizing weed. Duh.

[@salmasheikhmukthyar8178]

Really Fascinating, Amazing investigation.. Kudos to the forensics team..

[@ameerahameerah5680]

The dedication put on solving crimes in New Zealand is really is wayyyyy ahead than most of the the other nations...but the sentence for such a crime is a joke

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

This is a fascinating show. Thanks for uploading it!

[@irmalaucirica1688]

A very fast and good investigation !! Congratulations !!!

[@leonorpanter6439]

I think its about time for New Zealand to review and change their laws. So frustrating to see a murderer to serve only 18 years for a gruesome crime committed.

[@VeryCherryCherry]

New Zealand seems so very lovely. I don't like even thinking that this type of crime happens there.

[@danielwggudan2]

Didn’t know what he was talking about till they showed the car. Sah-BARR-oo lol

[@jasonstaples4364]

Brief case an The Chrime Reel are 2 off the best channels!!! Sending love from New England on another great narration!!! Thank you

[@melissanelson2849]

I like this very much and very great narration ♥️

[@marlyn2852]

A shame a complete investigation such as this is not done in the US. So many innocent people in prison.

[@kristyo8078]

Great job done by everyone on this. Why, oh why though does this creature have ANY chance of parole? Wow!

[@cherylbalicki5751]

Apparently he's out of jail just recently 😮

[@G-Fi-High]

Dumbest criminal ever. He might as well left his wallet and confession at the scene.

[@Moodboard39]

He looked slow

[@misoeriksson8333]

What I have learnt from these shows; never dump a body in water!

[@alysononoahu8702]

And.... all together now "ITS NEVER A MANNEQUIN" and "DONT BUY LIFE INSURANCE " very good

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

I would love to see my Papaws face, who was a Subaru mechanic for 35+ years, when hearing the way they say Su-bā-ru lol I'll now say it like that forever more lolol

[@mayanksangam9205]

Great work by investigators 💯

[@leoo5552]

I see a lot of people commenting on the sentence he got. Some countries don't believe in putting people away for life. And the fact is that many of these countries have a lot less crime than The US. If those life sentences work, why are there so many murders? Where I live we believe in rehabilitation. Not revenge like The US. I don't know the exact percentage but of all the murderers hardly none does it again. As long as I've followed crime I know about one individual that killed and did time and then killed again.

[@hanwirtz4305]

@The Real Deal sure some people are just really evil. The USA takes the biscuit though, it seems like they just lock people away and chuck the key. They have horrendous crime rates as well, so ut clearly doesn't work.

[@hanwirtz4305]

@The Real Deal 😅👍 Super, you might be right about the fist fights but tbh that has to do with drinking in the evenings and pubs ect. Although if you ask me fist fighting is better than people shooting each other. Less loss of life for one thing

[@sunnyday157]

@The Real Deal you're absolutely right. Some people are born evil, how can you rehabilitate a serial killer?? Sex offenders, especially pedophiles are known to never change and reoffend every time they are let out of jail. It is sad but true.

[@MattHawk5.0]

ive never seen such an organized agency investigated so carefully and thorughly like this case was. great job to all the case workers. if this had been in the US, i bet they wouldnt have found out half of that information.

[@krs4480]

They would rule it as a suicide 😁

[@MattHawk5.0]

@@krs4480 lmao facts

[@beatriceloss6333]

Thanx great police & forensic work 👌👌💖

[@karaamundson3964]

Tony: Sure, I know how to grow the potskie. Danny: OK then, because I'm going to chop you into bits.

[@LeonardeMarco]

A small country perhaps, but a magnificent display of intelligent policework

[@chriseisan5443]

love your show, they are very informative. I only wish that the music wasn't so loud. I am hard of hearing and sometimes the music drowns out the commentary.

[@toddmcrae3834]

The real Walter White would have dissolved the body in acid.

[@Retroscoop]

And where do you find the necessary liters of acid ? And what happens to the metal parts of a tub when you use acid ? Even the real Colombo - who never heard of forensic progress- would have soon found the real WW....

[@nellysantiago130]

Your sus

[@ericwade3968]

@@Retroscoop Walmart.

[@cuccicucci4480]

@@ericwade3968 But who's Walter White?😁

[@dyanavermeer3091]

@@cuccicucci4480 The main character of a series called Breaking Bad. Google this and look for this in KZbin. Its worth your time to watch all episodes. Its about making and selling drugs.

[@wezlydog]

He could have been saved but nobody would lend him a hand!

[@moon-ud8tq]

Excellent team to find the unknowns so swiftly and accurately. 👍

[@sharonrenedavenport8995]

This just shows you how quickly things can, and usually do, get out of control when you do something like this. Pre-Meditation or Not.

[@idontcare1481]

I live at a waterfront community and one time my friend found a boot with a foot in it! 🤮

[@Lily-qb1xv]

I was on a cove by my parents’ house on a lake and I saw a cooler with a foot sticking out of it; police came and did the case and apparently the killer dumped her body in a cooler in the lake a whole state away and it floated on the river to our cove...

[@idontcare1481]

@@Lily-qb1xv Wow! That’s crazy! I can’t believe it floated that far and you were the first to find it. Nice job. Wow that’s crazy. Thanks for sharing

[@fmbfinesseoler6826]

Damnn the most we got is crack addict OD bodies found at our local mall lolol Live in Canada

[@DETSRC313]

I'd hate to see any forensic experts become the murderer 😆

[@mallikaxavier8846]

NZ police seemed to be as efficient as FBI...great job

[@dipalachauhan6956]

Brilliant investigation !

[@kiminseattle3476]

I give a huge respect for this investigation team. 이런게 정상적인 수사 방식이라면 한국수사관들은 거들먹거리고 현장에 가면서 이미 건방진 선입견부터 세우고 대강대강... 창피해서 영어로는 못올리겠다. 하긴 한국수사관들은 저렇게 열심히 정교하게 수사할 팔요가 없다. 까짓 범인쯤은 취조실에서 만드는게 더 쉬우니까.

[@donnasmith6312]

Wow what great work

[@RubyMorton]

WoW great job!

[@valeriemacfair2205]

"Kahh Mahhks, blaw te the beck ev the heehd, fordy ait ehz" ..I LIKE the NZ accent!

[@mexxicokitty]

..at seeeven o'clock

[@tThisNThat]

Man that was some stellar detective work. If this had happened in the USA it would still be unsolved. Unless it was some celebrity they wouldn't piece together an entire room of ripped up wood, to catch a killer.

[@angelacruz8765]

Lol true 🤣

[@commonsense571]

Case loads. So gD mUcH crime

[@jacobbenson3534]

"Run" W.W.

[@donnajarvis9542]

Incredible work.

[@trudehunnicutt7929]

Life should mean life.