Wasted Youth | FULL EPISODE | The New Detectives

[@thegrassyknoll7792]

I never gets tired of the sweet Sound of “life without parole” 👍🏻😎

[@Retroscoop]

As long as you understand that someone will have to pay for feeding and securing that this sentence will be executed. And that "someone" is the general public, so you too. If you hate paying taxes, know that it would be better not that many people end up in jail. And knowing why so many do, will lead to the weakest parts of how some societies function. If a system promotes greed without boundaries for ex., and some people feel they can't participate in that feast, it's easy to predict they will be looking for shortcuts.

[@thegrassyknoll7792]

@@Retroscoop my thought on this: you are so damn right, unfortunately greed is a feature of Human Nature, we all have it , we have ALL the good and evil on our motherboard and the volume buttons for every feature are turned up or down for every person alive, lets say we didnt have them, this world could give us ALL everything we need and more, the problem is, that the more we get, the more we needand want, and it NEVER stops… so for now our only answer is to stop evil doers in their tracks…just my wiew, like it or not

[@nataliemizutani822]

Tax payers money...how long

[@lug.5329]

money for feeding and imprisoning these scum is better spent on housing, health, and other good things.

[@January.]

*get

[@baronmeduse]

The communities are always 'small, tight-knit communities', apparently with not many crimes, yet there's an endless supply for the series.

[@abdulrahmanbinali3051]

He means white people live in the area under discussion 🤣🤣

[@RobertJamesChinneryH]

Compared to say Los Angeles murder rates

[@RobertJamesChinneryH]

@abdulrahmanbinali3051 white people don't do all of the crime Abdul...mostly Blacks and immigrant folks

[@rhainaweissehexe3899]

Don't forget, the Victims, always lit up the room, God rest their Souls, so I am safe 😢

[@richsamuel2922]

And they're always changing some of the names in the episodes...

[@LuckyLucky-xp2sz]

At 13 you can kill over a girl? What a wasted life.

[@bajefuhlife9601]

2 wasted lives

[@feliciaakabe9364]

Nehh 1 wasted life. He will be released at the age of 35. That is still veryyyy young.

[@Retroscoop]

@@feliciaakabe9364 It is. At the other hand, the Justice system is always taking into account pro's and con's, including with murderers. Revealing where a body can be found etc., a judge will take this into account. So will he or she with how a decision making process that led to a killing: was is premeditated or not, did the killer have all his or her mental faculties or not (was it a normal working dad or a patient from a mental hospital that escaped), including age. The end result for the victim is the same, he or she is dead, but Justice takes into account it is not the same as the gun was pulled by a 13 year old or a grown man of let's say 35. One can like it or dislike it, but that's how it works. "Individuals should be treated the same, unless they differ in ways that are relevant to the situation in which they are involved." That's a century old principle

[@differenttakethanmost]

Yup-that’s what happens when people breed but don’t parent- their offspring are given no rules, no boundaries, no “no’s”, no conscience...

[@joelellis7035]

reasoning centers in adolescents haven't fully formed.

[@marcoperdomo283]

What 13 year olds play cops and robbers? The stepfather helped him get rid of the body.

[@andijoneshamilton1197]

Poor kid never had a chance. Never go hunting with an enemy.

[@gtg488w]

I’m wondering was he put under a spell to do such a thing??!!

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

Yes, am puzzled with that. Could it be that he was not fully aware of the hostility?

[@Retroscoop]

@@johannas.l.brushane2518 Not very likely, given the scene in the classroom. But between hostility and awareness another teenager might be planning to kill you because he's jealous, well, that's of course quite a wide gap... I guess some kind of challenge took place, like let's do this or that, and if you don't dare to accept my challenge, I'll tell everyone you're yellow. We'll never know, and in the end, it doesn't really matter; it's the end result that does

[@jacobsaccount9353]

Bro imagine getting a life sentence at 16!!! Thats insane! His whole life is fucked now, he's doomed!

[@stfuplsok]

he could be out of prison by now..

[@kelseywood1582]

These kids have ruined their lives, and taken a precious life in the process. So sad on so many levels!

[@aroperdope]

No doubt. Chalk it up to bad parenting among other factors. But like Gene Golusha said, No excuses I guess...

[@stfuplsok]

@@aroperdope *Galusha

[@levanthasis]

- Incredibly cruel cases in this episode. Kids and children as murderers.

[@KororaPenguin]

It was even more shocking back when Agatha Christie made it the twist reveal in one of her novels (I won't say which one for the sake of those who haven't read it yet).

[@natsarimthings3147]

Seriously?? 13 year-olds are getting jealous and killing their classmates?? And how is it possible that no one sae Brad's body in the trash??

[@SeanK1684]

Same thing I thought and if it was put in the trash, the police didn't search at the landfill

[@alysononoahu8702]

Yup, hey how bout those violent video games 😄

[@susannaude8514]

Sickening. They caused so much heartache and pain to their own families as well as the families of those they killed. No innocence there...

[@BrittMFH]

I want to go back in time and yell to the young man, "No no, no, don't do it! Baaaad idea to go hunting with your girlfriend's jealous ex-boyfriend!" Poor kid.😞

[@kewsiyehboah6058]

Amen to Dat..

[@alysononoahu8702]

Noooooo

[@sihammer7942]

A 13 year old with a shotgun, to my mind, is right up there on my list of bad ideas........ The victim's folks probably have it quite high on their lists, too, I imagine..........

[@twincherry4958]

Where did the 13yrs old hide a body that the cops could not find

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

I'm thinking that he maybe weren't aware of his presumed huntingmate was a jealous ex bf? Maybe that had previously only been showed to the ex girlfriend? Victim had moved to his dad fairly recently, maybe he was not fully aware of his girlfriend having a such jealous ex?

[@huntabascan]

Children in the age when they playing cops and robbers kill each other because of jealousy. This is more than ridiculous, its savage.

[@cynthiatolman326]

Very. Can you imagine what the kid would be doing in 10 years if he'd gotten away with this?

[@a552bcx]

the kid's parents would have known there were blood inside the trash can. i know that that's their son, but aiding and abetting a killer kid is a crime. how do they sleep at night knowing the victim's parent just lost their son also

[@gracemazama6254]

For real

[@thetruthhasconsequences58]

How did the mom and stepdad sleep at night with a young, sociopathic killer in the house?! I wouldn't able to sleep! Sick and crazy!

[@gerisundararaj399]

How come these kids have guns? And go hunting by themselves,

[@johncmeyer5832]

Why did Mikah go on that "hunting trip" unarmed with his girlfriend's angry and possessive ex when the ex had a shotgun?

[@melissamcclellan6818]

I went to school with those kids. Micah and Andy were friends. They were all in the same friend group.

[@KarlMalowned32]

Regarding Brad Hanson...how was the body never found. I have two theories...1 the garbage picked up the body and it went to the dump without a single person noticing or 2 the step father took care of it...sad either way.

[@SeanK1684]

Yea I was thinkin the step father played a part as well...I also wonder if the step father went to jail for negligence, since the kids had his guns

[@tomc642]

The parents must have known. How could they not notice the bloody trash can when taking out the trash.

[@whopiddledonyourposttoasti175]

An inch of blood in the bottom of a large trash can plus the smell of the blood degrading I'm thinking would be noticeable. Perhaps the son took out the trash can and also brought it up from the curb. The teenagers who wanted to kill for the thrill are psychopaths and most likely eventually would have killed, the first case of jealousy is particularly sad because emotions run high at that age...you just wish he could have known he would most likely have had several girlfriends before he settled down and to let her go.

[@Retroscoop]

@@whopiddledonyourposttoasti175 Probably one of the most frivolous nicknames I came across this year

[@whopiddledonyourposttoasti175]

@@Retroscoop gracious me, thank you so very much, I'm truly touched for the very first time

[@buttercupj6208]

I'm addicted to this show 😁 Thanks for the upload

[@living_water-]

The guy in the last story Jeremy Bach was released in 2018. He was 35. I'm 33 and he is in the age bracket of potential men I would date. After watching so many of these stories I think hiring a detective before getting serious with someone is money well spent.

[@alysononoahu8702]

Run a crime report at local court house $75

[@Retroscoop]

As long as you're sure you can trust the detective of course...

[@jacobsaccount9353]

Why don't you date me? I could use the sex... Oh wait did I say sex! because I ment to say love and loyalty... Yes that's what I ment to say...

[@17Helton]

@@jacobsaccount9353 It's good to see ye are of the traditional values...and I mint to say that.

[@wickedkittie63]

My daughter is now 24. She could never understand why I needed to meet immediately any guy she was seeing/dating and why I needed to meet the parents asap as well. I was right about the boy in college that would later end up stalking her. He was otherwise harmless, but my friend and myself did have to pay him a visit. :) Her current BF that she has been with for a few years, knows he better be afraid of me. My sister and her spouse have dinner with his parents often as they are much closer in location. We have to remember, spouses kill their spouses after years of marriage too. So I will be always keeping my eye on him. He's a good guy. Parents of daughter think of this stuff more than parents of sons. Everyone should be very careful. Especially meeting people online. Running history is very smart.

[@mamahustru]

No body and only gets 22? How about life as long he wont show where the body is?

[@heatherhudson9891]

I completely agree. They still let offenders out in the UK when they won't disclose where the body is. Awful for the family.

[@maryelizabeth6797]

Oh, I agree. No release, parole are otherwise unless they give up the body. Quid pro quo.

[@Retroscoop]

What if he can't ? What if it isn't buried, but indeed got carried away by the dump truck of the garbage collection ?

[@legitbeans9078]

That boys body is buried in a landfill somewhere. Ya gotta feel for his family.

[@Dr.Shiixaaye]

Without the efforts and the great kowledge of the forensics it would be difficult to find justice for the relatives of the victims

[@thegrassyknoll7792]

Sentences to be served consecutive makes my day , every day 😎👍🏻

[@amoybrown8240]

🤦🏾‍♀️ imagine losing your life for liking a girl you probably wont be with 2 years down the line

[@tracypolselli1464]

I also can’t imagine my kid being a murderer. Sad.

[@matchhunter6941]

Love is blind & STUPID most of the time !

[@amoybrown8240]

@@matchhunter6941 its not even love...they are kids, they know nothing of love.

[@matchhunter6941]

@@amoybrown8240 agree. You made a good point.

[@hellenmuka7207]

@@matchhunter6941 it's more like pride...

[@Art-qy6gd]

Why do thirteen year olds have boyfriends or girlfriends ??? Pad parenting skills.

[@nasteexoaa6872]

I agree with you my 13 year old only thinks about his videos game 🎮

[@JuanRivera-ec7on]

When a person kills someone he should get the dead penalty not jail time specially if proven the killing was on purpose

[@SergioMach7]

How they described goth kids in 2002 is pretty funny. The horrific crimes were not.

[@sundaywhite3944]

Thaaaaats the "Burbs" fa ya

[@cruisepaige]

It was cute!

[@maramarxx2431]

And so many goth cases

[@ToCatchALiarOnYoutube]

" I wanted to taste of killing people " The most stupid sentence I’ve ever heard !! How the f some people can kill a person ?? Sometimes when I accidentally step on some ants or snail I feel so guilty but these guys have killed a whole family just to know how it feels kill somebody 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ I hope they will face the hardest and worst things in jail !

[@parisfrancemission]

I once squashed an ant to death. I felt sorry for doing it and prayed like Jesus prayed and called Lazarus from the dead. Then I blew over it and it came back to life. True story.

[@3BK235Y]

@@parisfrancemission Yes, so true. 🤣🤣🤣

[@Ecl1pse09]

With first 2 case, common peoples, you needs to be a street smart with this kind of things; 1: never go anywhere a line with your significant other jealous ex, 2: never go collect debt a lone. 3rd case, the parents also needs to be charge, because there is no way that someone take out the trash can, and notice the large amount of liquid moving around within it. Also, are you telling me that they didn’t notice the smell or the the blood stain on the trash can? Also, if I have a gun in my house and it was in a easily reachable place; and when I got home and there is a bullet size hole in the wall and a what look like and blood stain on the floor; it would raise a few alarm in my head, and wouldn’t be able to go to sleep until I find out what has happened. So, yes, I also think that the parents has help the kid dispose of the body

[@blackhistoryonsteroids8196]

I agree.

[@cynthiatolman326]

And charged for having loaded handguns where a 13 to had easy access.

[@Retroscoop]

That all sound like very adult explanations. The thing is, this was about young folks, who aren't aware of how evil some people can be, including people of the same age. If you already have to be semi paranoid aged 13, there's definetely something wrong with your society model.

[@Snwman_]

I wonder how many years in to a life without parole sentence it is that a teenager realises the enormity of their actions? Maybe some never do. Also, children should not have access to guns. How is that allowed?

[@healgoth]

Their developing brains will finish growing incarcerated… even education programs only go so far, respect for human life can’t truly be taught, only learned

[@user-zx5kq6hs9d]

Gun laws are very lax in America.

[@abocas]

It is absolutely unthinkable that a teenager (and most adult, too) have access to a firearm in any shape or form here in Scandinavia/Europe. Hence, we have almost no gun violence here. We don't live in fear :-)

[@tommymorgan4677]

@@abocas What are you talking about ? It`s a shooting almost every day here in Sweden.

[@abocas]

@@tommymorgan4677 illegal weapons ....

[@alysononoahu8702]

Shame on these parents.!.!😡😡😡 Both cases

[@joycekariuki46]

Watching from Nairobi kenya 🇰🇪

[@nefertitifirst2001]

Why would he even go hunting with him☹️☹️

[@woutervanlent5181]

As a European I am impressed about your openness conserning courtrooms , prisons , drugabuse and how you aproach crime , Why don't we do that aswel ?

[@herstory1012]

We don't have the level of deprivation seen in USA.

[@krystalalien3344]

I've waited so long for this episode

[@Eric-rm4uu]

What year did this air do you know?

[@krystalalien3344]

@@Eric-rm4uu I looked it online, it aired in 2002

[@LuckyLucky-xp2sz]

@@krystalalien3344 wow years back

[@sundaywhite3944]

"Unfamiliar with brutal crime" MY AZZZZZ, WASHINGTON STATE Brrrrreeeeedss Serial Killers... 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@crimesacrosstheglobe1885]

Always 5☆ New detectives and FBI Files... subscribed to both. Same makers guys. 🙏🏻👊🏼✌🏼

[@angeliamessex4340]

I just came here from watching the FBI files one 😂 I watch both channels. I didn’t know they were the same makers.

[@jenniferormsby7595]

I blame the parents for letting the kid get access to their guns shame

[@richardcline1337]

In many states now if a child is harmed because a gun was left accessible, the parent or parents go to prison. That should have happened here.

[@Retroscoop]

True. On the other hand, if you put them in a three lock box, it might take too much time to grab them when confronted with burglars etc. No idea what is the ideal answer to that dilemma.

[@parisfrancemission]

Education on how to use a gun should also be taught to kids. I think if it is done right the kids get an additional skill besides handling firearms with responsibility. Either way, the path of a wrongdoer is visible from his youth and parents are not always to blame for the outcome of a child. Every person should bear his own guilt and punishment.

[@dinsmorekeir4807]

Forensic shows my favorite

[@LadyTarasque]

First story.. well.. that was a terrible idea to go out to a remote area alone with someone who threatened to harm ya.. especially when they've got a gun and you have nothing.. Last story... well somebody dropped the ball (*cough parents cough * . Gun shouldn't be so easily accessible.. ). Kindda scary hearing stories where the perps are so young.. it's like geez.. can't trust anyone O. O def wasted youth.. like come on.. how often do school relationships last? (not to say they should continue to be obsessive/possessive.. like move the heck on -_ - )

[@sihammer7942]

13 years old, + they can't find the body?!?!? That's one scary kid........ Do kids often manage to hide the body so successfully, I wonder???? Anyone know how kids usually do as far as getting rid of bodies is concerned???? I wouldn't ask that question in many environments..........

[@AMunoz-rh9cz]

They are usually lousy at it and usually don't bother. They haven't learned to plan well yet and don't have cars.

[@marril96]

It's very possible a parent helped them get rid of the body.

[@alysononoahu8702]

Life without parole 16 yr old should have learned coping skills for jealousy

[@kewsiyehboah6058]

In My 50th Year.. Grateful For Everyday I Get.. In Swahili.. Pumzika Kwa Amani.. Relax in Peace..

[@TM-ys1kc]

Going on a hunting trip with your adversary definitely isn't a smart move.

[@unappealingundesirable2826]

17:30 I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-Americecium, too. True crime stories in Washington, Oregon and British Columbia fascinate me, because I know where these places are! I can place myself at the scenes of the crimes.

[@barbarajohnson3876]

Always more interesting when one is familiar with area

[@hildagumsat1688]

22yrs for Jeremy Bach is not enough. It’s intentional he should get more or life much better

[@gerisundararaj399]

Yes

[@gerisundararaj399]

Kids should not date, very sad jealousy 😢 to kill

[@MegaSmk]

@@gerisundararaj399 define kid, define date, and then keep in mind that there can be a world of difference from "kid" to "kid" and that maybe "kids" need practice in relationships in order to mature and be able to handle adult relationships. what you have here is a poor sob who probably didn't get enough (or get the wrong kind of) love and attention from his parents and was not able to handle rejection. So, rather than "kids should not date", I'd say "not everybody is fit to raise healthy, normal kids".

[@deninevh]

@@MegaSmk I agree with your last line in spades, but that doesn't negate Geri's comment, either. 13 years old is much too young to be having gf and bf, one of the many reasons being they can't handle their emotions yet. As shown here, tragically.

[@Retroscoop]

@@MegaSmk If that's so, he didn't pass the test. And with "what you probably have here's", you can put Paris in a bottle. Building a theory is like building a wall: you need enough bricks and enough cement. Closing gaps with cement when it turns out you don't have enough bricks will result in a bad wall. Just like you have "kid" and "kid", you have "not enough love" and "not enough love". Pointing the finger at parents without facts here in the social media is not a clever thing to do.

[@adnaneeddie]

I was enjoying watching utube ads when some detective show interrupted me.

[@joezapata9084]

I love how they reuse same actors for different parts. The teens father played a killer Victor Steele in one episode and a detective in another! Way to save movie money on these shows!

[@SeanK1684]

I wonder if the step father served any time for havin guns available for kids to get to

[@riku3716]

It is USA SO...

[@gtg488w]

They’re always saying Bellevue Washington is safe and murders are rare but like half of this show’s murders are in Bellevue, and tons of serial killers !!!

[@ansumanajobe5556]

Rip to the victims please watching from Nashville Tn

[@snowwhite9902]

Such a bad experience for a family ,a missing child 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@simonandsimon2352]

Update: "Andrew Callahan, 40, was convicted in the murder of his Glendale High School classmate, Micah Pollock, in Pine Run, Beccaria Township, in 1997. Senior Judge Richard Masson of Elk and Cameron counties resentenced Callahan Tuesday to 30 years to life in jail. He previously faced a life sentence." -- Altoona Mirror website (3/16/2022)

[@JJ-lx7ef]

Hope he rots in hell.

[@dinsmorekeir4807]

You don't go anywhere with your girl friend ex

[@cy4330]

These kids show American culture and upbringing.

[@elizabethsohler6516]

Given that we have virtually no gun control in this country, and only minimal mental health resources for children; this should come as no surprise.

[@cynthiatolman326]

Is that the opening for 'Kryptonite'? Whover is playing the Goth friend is a very pretty young woman. We must thank the step father for the last case. Keeping loaded firearms where his stepson had easy access is so irresponsible. Unless you're willing to be a responsible gun owner you have no business having one.

[@alysononoahu8702]

Exactly the basis of Goth fyi

[@staceybruney3530]

Ï

[@donnaclover2899]

Jeremy was a thug and how was he able to dispose of a body by himsel? I think his stepfather knew something

[@johnhaladay5541]

Since Jeremy Bach dumped the body in a trash can, I can only assume the cops investigated the nearby landfill where the garbage was disposed of and found nothing. It's hard to believe that Bach is out of prison now. It's been 28 years since the murder. Bach has never shown remorse and he should have received life without parole.

[@dennisday2049]

11:39 In Midsomer Murders and most British tv shows they solve all of their shotgun murders. How do they do that?

[@spreadthelove77]

Those constant commercials were fantastic Shame the show got in the way.....🙄

[@ultimatewitcherfan6677]

This is why parents of teenage children should keep their guns in a gun safe with a combination lock and make sure that the only ones who know the code are themselves and not their children. Most often, teenagers who commit murder either grew up in violent households, or played violent video games. However, these teens seemed to have come from normal households. One wanted to kill for the thrill, the other two killed out of jealousy. It makes me sick that these teens thought they could kill and get away with it. 🤬

[@JennyTolios]

How about parents who have children in the home NOT keep guns in the house at all...just a thought 🤔

[@elizabethsohler6516]

@@JennyTolios Hear! Hear!

[@elizabethsohler6516]

I'm always amazed at how people are more horrified about crimes committed by children than they are about crimes committed by adults.Adults are supposed to be more responsible and have better self-control than children so why aren't we horrified when adults commit crimes?

[@amandaroman3471]

- Wanna bet his friend wouldn’t have tried to take sole responsibility to spare him- he would have sold him out in 3 mins - in fact he would have likely blamed the entire attack on his friend claiming he was just... ya know.... there.

[@voodoochild5440]

Maybe they were gay lovers.

[@vienchan4975]

This sort of human is so dangerous to everyone if they don't have what they want they will do everything to get and control the one that he have at only 16 years old, I am glad they lock him up I know no amount of time he in jail can bring back the life of Michael.

[@avmetalcovers]

Youth gone wild...would have been better lol... Love from Nepal

[@krab1791]

Now GOTH, that just screams Peace Corps.

[@Roedygr]

I wish you would display some sort of panel between stories.

[@Retroscoop]

So, did Bach manage to throw his victim in a trash can all by himself ? And did his father not notice the trashcan was exceptionally heavy when putting it outside ?

[@tommyhemlock7915]

The crimes are bad enough but the stories told in the 1st and 3rd cases to explain what happened are just too fantastical to even be considered as anything but nonsense.

[@Layput]

I thought they changed the names of the teenagers because they were minors. But they actually used their real names. Andrew Callahan and Micah James Pollock.

[@thetruthhasconsequences58]

They didn't say that; only that "some" names were changed!

[@736693]

Maybe the names of the people who were construed as objects of affection in the first & third cases were changed.

[@AMunoz-rh9cz]

If they are tried as adults, their names are not concealed, at least in the US.

[@anthonymontana6758]

Some of the best episodes of the new detectives case studies in forensic science

[@damienluxford4480]

That .357 tested in the final segment is a beautiful gun. Sorry about the poor kid, of course.

[@sharoncoombs5851]

Only a face a mother could love pure evil

[@angelmessenger8240]

There's no way a 13 year old, unless he's a body builder, would be able to heave a dead body into a trash bin. Even on it's side he wouldn't be able to push a body in. Why didn't the police search the garbage dump? They could've found out which route the bin men take and which bin truck took that streets garbage. A lot of holes in this one. I think the father played a part too.

[@oldtabrough1026]

@33mins...my goodness. ...impressive. that guy is truly an expert in his field

[@pattskatoey3139]

Geez 13 years of age.

[@HangImHigh]

Sad thing !

[@nataliemizutani822]

🙏🙏 Prayers to the family.

[@FreemonSandlewould]

Ok this one seems like a Darwin award.

[@gerisundararaj399]

It's sad to see kids kill because of jealousy. Hope he won't be paroled early

[@Larkinchance]

Sometimes immature juveniles are subject to irrational impulses. In serious crimes, trying them as adults is understandable but far too often the receive greater sentences than if they were an adult.

[@voodoochild5440]

That last boy also should have never been able to be released again.

[@barbarajohnson3876]

They should cuz they r young enuf to get out and murder again, throw away the key

[@contrarian8870]

@24:09 "They were part of a movement known as Goth" - :) :)

[@hellenmuka7207]

Ikr

[@alysononoahu8702]

Not a movement..lol

[@tifannyraghubir1484]

What do u mean the last victim body was never found hmmm y didn’t they go to the site where the trash are usually dumped and see if they could’ve find the boy body. His parents would really want their child body even if they know he’s dead bcuz just knowing your never gonna see them again is heartbreaking but not even getting to buried their body is much more of a worse feeling. Rip to all those victims

[@tifannyraghubir1484]

@dražen g so true and sad.

[@gloriaambrose2840]

And the killer is free now

[@slaps1455]

Surprise triple case episode. Love these

[@barryburka7395]

Doesn't it take more force than a weight of something to do a dead lift? To dead lift a 10lb item would take more like 15lb of force to initially lift? Making the trigger test faulty?

[@Maxy_9090]

I dont understand how Brads body was never found! Clearly they found his blood in jeremys trash can so his body must of been brought to the dump site that their town used, did anyone search the dump site? I know its a dirty job but dirty or not that little boys body needed to be found and laid to rest, heartbreaking stuff like this..unnecessary deaths, young lives taken from young kids..very disturbing 😥😕😠😡

[@AlexOlinkiewicz]

I did a simple Google search, the police spent 2 months searching through the towns landfill, but no body was found.

[@embr4065]

I have too many questions in the last one. How can the stepfather not notice the weight of the trash can when taking it out? Or if he didn't and the son did, how did the son lift a body in there and clean up the evidence of blood spatter? Or how did the trash men not notice a body being dumped from the trash can? I am pretty sure the date of this crime was before those automatic side loader things. Also, that style gun has to be cocked for easy firing because though it can fire uncocked the pounds of pressure needed is going to be way more than 10 pounds. Another thing they did not explain was that if the kids were really playing cops and robbers, where was the other gun the other kid was playing with? Wayyyy too much unanswered in this case.

[@Roc-Righteous]

Raising kids without the fear of God and let them indulge in video games, rotten parents today.

[@jayyyyy50505]

Poor children :(

[@MarthaAnderson-ex9yb]

I love this series awesome more please 👍🥺🥺😻

[@starsparklemonkey3390]

Jenny was one sharp girl. She noticed everything quickly.

[@twincherry4958]

All the boys likeed her..

[@elkehassell171]

I think the police messed up in the Bach case, under no circumstances can that trash can be used by the parents with all that blood inside nor the smell it will create, they had to be involved to get rid of the body, and even if it went in the trash most trashmen would be alerted too by the smell and amount of blood. Something here doesn't add up. If the body went to the landfill I have seen many crime investigations going thru whole landfills looking for bodies, or even the landfill operators coming across a body. So more and more I believe that damn Father is a participant of desposing of the body.

[@volfgankamei5348]

Man I'm trying to watch the ads and this crime documentary videos keep popping up. 😑

[@maryelizabeth6797]

I feel the same. How are we to know what shiny crap we despairingly need? ❤️🇨🇦

[@alysononoahu8702]

Drag cursor to end then back to beginning. Helps

[@tarawehry7105]

Homicide is not the answer to any problem

[@vxi-opinion1234]

Playing Cops and robbers with a real Gun? C'mon lame excuse. Stepfather should be also included for Negligence, guns are not even secured.

[@samsngdevice5103]

24:15 goth girls description is straight out of *Urban Dictionary!*

[@susanbengston3496]

Ooohh, Yes!! Way to Track and TAKE EM DOWN!!!! Gratefully Yours, Area kid, Me 💕👍👍‼️

[@lourdessalazar8706]

The worst part is that all those"life without parole" sentences very soon become "freedom for good behavior", and they continue their crminal career...

[@Grimeaper]

I mean I fought now my ex best friend when I was 8 because of my jealousy issues over a girl. It is amazing how fucked up a woman can make you even at a young age.

[@Larkinchance]

A 16 year old gets life without parole

[@stacyjaye6350]

I mean if he had just killed the girl, over money, maybe parole but he killed four people to see what it was like. Bye-bye sunny boy

[@gerisundararaj399]

What a sick man in 2nd case ,wanted to know how it was to kill 😕😪 sick curiosity is correct and 13 years old .what is this world coming too .parents are responsible too

[@elizabethsohler6516]

Sadly children committing murder is not new. Search Leopold and Loeb for comparison. It's a crime that occurred in the US from the early 1920's

[@GlamRockCowboy]

According to official records, Jeremy Bach was released from prison on December 1, 2021. Brad Hansen's body has never been found.

[@kimberlyc84]

It's September, 2024, and Appalachee HS has just buried the last of four (two students, two teachers) who were shot and killed by a 14 year old whose father gave him an assault rifle for his birthday...what a gift😢

[@perlyfernandez2084]

This is why guns should not be too loosely owned by anyone who wants them

[@brightonbabe2139]

A society that puts guns into the hands of children also has something to answer for. Is the only solution to a child (brain still not functioning right) is to jail them for the rest of their lives? Other countries have an alternative solution which balances punishment with repairing the human being. We have had children who have murdered and after a lot of work have been returned to society and have not committed any further crimes of murder.

[@elizabethsohler6516]

Other countries also have proper gun control laws. US does not.

[@joecole7122]

The David Anderson Alex Baranyi case didn't involve guns. They strangled a girl and then stabbed three people.

[@brightonbabe2139]

@@joecole7122 I take your point in this case. Thank you for the correction.