5 Unsolved Cases Expert Investigators Cannot Explain to This Day

Someone is reported missing in the UK every 90 seconds, thankfully, most of these people are returned home safely, but some people fall through the cracks and remain missing to this day. The UK charity ‘Missing People’ found that the most common reasons for adults to go missing are, diagnosed or undiagnosed mental health issues, relationship breakdown, dementia, financial problems and escaping violence. There are however some cases where none of these factors apply and people disappear because something terrible has happened to them.
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[@666creepygirl]

Thank you for all of the kind comments everyone. I worked extremely hard writing this episode. I hope the families of those mentioned are happy with the information presented in this video. It is so important to remember that these cases feature real people with real lives. Thanks once again Ty for giving me this opportunity.

[@wilb3ertplattenburg146]

Thank you for your hard work actually you did good and professionally Mrs.Emma ✍🏾👑

[@MikeSmith-cn6ub]

Merry Christmas Emma

[@tmfromdenmark9158]

You are so good makeing this. Love from Denmark. Happy new year 🙏🏻🤗

[@KCsFunHouse]

Excellent job laying out the facts in a clear timeline Emma.

[@willo7734]

Very great and detailed writing. Thank you.

[@Single.White.Female]

Some people get a multi million dollar investigation into their disappearance while others barely get a news segment for 15 seconds or a nod.

[@heatherpolley8501]

It's really sad. I understand not everyone can get multi million dollar investigations, but I personally think that should mean no one should.

[@patriciamccormick9321]

Work for an influential university that graduated many in the media that alsohappens to be the largest employer in the area and have a salacious personal life helps.

[@munchiemunch6798]

I saw the length and nearly had a heart attack. What a dream come true

[@arno7804]

I think it’s an early Christmas present. 😄👍🏻

[@u.sonomabeach6528]

I just checked it when I read this and I got a Top5 boner

[@marleemum7057]

Thought I was tripping!!

[@juanramos2516]

*nightmare

[@charlene8239]

Agreed! What a treat!

[@KCsFunHouse]

It always breaks my heart when parents never get the closure they deserve prior to their own passing. It’s something no parent should have to experience.

[@arwenhaddon]

It's horrific 😢

[@sunlightangel87]

I think they should have still searched that landfill the minute they figured out his phone was pinging in that path. The numbers "not weighing enough" is not an excuse because they realized the phone was in there at least, and they could have found the phone and phones can be crucial in a missing persons case. The police really bungled this case and should be shamed.

[@daisyflores5218]

My exact thought !! That was a huge mistake on there part. I wonder if there’s any new updates. I came across his case through another KZbinr. Extremely sad for all & i pray they’re found sooner then later but also better late then never.

[@GenXfrom75]

*Edit- that's gruesome* -- I believe the general consensus is that Corey fell asleep in a trash bin and died when it was emptied into the garbage compactor truck.... If I'm remembering this case correctly. It's horrific.

[@littleredwitch]

Poor poor poor Corey 🥲 We educate our daughters about the dangers of alcohol and not being in control ( at least I have done) but we don’t do it enough for our boys and we assume that “they will be ok”, that is not always so. Tell your children and gd children that they can call you at anytime and from anywhere and you’ll pick them up no questions asked. I do it with mine, I want to have them around as long as possible. RIP Corey. ❤️

[@sunlightangel87]

That case makes me so mad. The police could not have bungled that case more than they did. What a disgrace.

[@GenXfrom75]

@@littleredwitch all four of my sons are being or have been taught that. My second born is 18 now and I've picked him up-- no questions asked, no judgement-- several times. We can get past a mistake. But if I lost one of my kids, there's no getting past that. 💯%✓✓✓✓ my oldest is 29 and married now but he knew that, too. When our two youngest are old enough, I'm there 24/7.

[@lovelisa7009]

I don’t think Corey climbed inside a smelly trash bin to get sleep. Most military men are extremely neat and I’m sure he wouldn’t want to get his white pants dirty. Something else happened to Corey…

[@Tamara-ny2ey]

@@lovelisa7009 I’ve believed that also sadly.

[@lisastevens4873]

I feel so sorry for the families left with unanswered questions

[@arigold2654]

I don't think Suzie picked up 15 dollars - wouldn't do her much good when in England they use Pounds.

[@SteakBoss1]

The whole of the uk do, England isn’t special

[@arigold2654]

@@SteakBoss1 I specified england as that's where Suzie's story was based. Are you Scottish or Welsh?

[@markwebster6018]

@@SteakBoss1 England is special 🤣

[@markwebster6018]

@@arigold2654 probably Scottish the hate us English 😂🤣

[@nancydavies6446]

Not sure why one comment back says England isnt special for using the pound 😂😂😂😂im welsh and have the pound and in terms on inflation its not special 😂😂😂😂.... But yea its really not important its a good vid 👍

[@Char-Williams]

Idk, but when your friend isn't there but his wallet, keys, phone is. This fact alone gives me chills that these so called friends weren't concerned.

[@michaeldavisonwuzup]

I watch these episodes everyday when I get home like clockwork, to put out a new episode everyday & it’s always good takes a hell of a lot of hard work, if I could I give this channel a Emmy I would!! It’s better than 99 percent of crap on tv!! Great work!!

[@Rizzle_foshizzle]

Absolutely!

[@DanielFrost79]

What IS on tv nowadays? Nothing new i bet. The TV i had broke and i never got a new one, that's about 8 years ago.

[@wilb3ertplattenburg146]

Facts Mike I watch you tube all day even though I don’t believe none of the videos even if it is on camera 🎥 😂

[@sandysizemore501]

Agreed

[@sandysizemore501]

@@wilb3ertplattenburg146 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🍺🍺🍺🍺

[@u.sonomabeach6528]

Claudia leaving so early to walk to work worried everybody....but not enough to offer to give her a ride

[@WillWilsonII]

They probably just bitched at her for not having a car.

[@dirtydot765]

Was thinking the same

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

I'm sure they did but she just waved them away. I would do the same thing. There's no telling what time they had to be at work themselves or how far away they lived from her. After a flat two separate times at the same location, I walked the last mile or two, not wanting to bother my parents so early in the morning and they lived right beside me.

[@u.sonomabeach6528]

@@robinmcinarnay7827 her work was only a 10 minute drive away. If I had a friend that had to walk to work at 5AM I would MAKE them catch a ride with me. Especially if it was a girl walking by herself. I understand that its easy to say when I'm sitting here watching from my throne eating homemade lion jerky, and orange Creamsicle pops with a tall glass of extra salty bull milk(3 pieces of ice of course made with molecular hydrogen water with a 7 ph.),

[@nancydavies6446]

Same here plus as a rule its not dangerous in those nicer areas

[@taylormiller1967]

Oh my. Over an hour. Thank you Ty!! ❤️❤️❤️ Personally I love longer videos. Thank you for all of the time and energy you've put in and continue to put in for us. It's very much appreciated.

[@pinekone9872]

( PK's Mom) I thought the fact that there were 800 unidentified people to sort through was a sad fact as well as Suzie's disappearance. And especially to think that's only the female remains. Everyone deserves a name. At least as far as I'm concerned. Thank you for the vids. Been watching a long time.

[@NewDay1000]

Wow over an hour! Thanks Ty! You've really outdone yourself!

[@pennybourke1111]

This presentation is great I hope the families appreciate it aswell! I also hope Claudia's parents sues the police and newspapers for such disrespect for her! So sad how some people get the attention of public by shaming other's absolutely disgusting.

[@deevillarreal9475]

👍🙏🙏🙏

[@lovelygirl1730]

I hope the parents win those police are very shameful and disrespectful

[@rlsjunior797]

Well they could have probably said it differently. Not saying she deserved to die because she didn’t. However having multiple affairs with married people definitely puts you at risk and it’s definitely horrible behavior. People need to understand that. You are literally putting your family and their families futures at risk. It’s one of the most selfish things you can do.

[@heatherpolley8501]

They would have to prove it wasn't true, since they never sued it likely was true. Unfortunately when you do shitty things you will be judged for them. Think of how disrespectful she was to have one affiar with a married man let alone multiple ones. Also it would he relevant to the case many times people die or are injured for engaging in affairs. Not saying she deserved to die, but she did put herself at risk by being a shitty person.

[@irenelow1865]

The story of Claudia Lawrence is a sad one, that detective stating and insinuating that Claudia had multiple relationships and with married men was disgusting. The family should’ve rallied to have him kicked off the case and sued him for slander or defamation he is a disgrace

[@renzocheesman862]

Cant leave any stone unturned, if she had multiple relationships and that could lead to a suspect then it has to be considered

[@ryanogden1]

If it’s true, it’s not slander.

[@spleeeen4it]

sorry to state facts but she was a lady who liked to put it about it a bit, this is a fact, does that make her a bad person? no , of course not. But it's not lying to say she had loads of men.

[@btter710]

Unfortunately there's no law against slandering a person that's passed away.

[@paulbowman1762]

Play with fire then you get burnt I'm afraid ? Literally ?..

[@leesashriber5097]

Thank you for keeping these cases alive! Love your channel!!

[@emmao514]

Definitely need to do more like these. The normal top 5 videos ain't long enough. These 1 hour ones you can talk more about the cases

[@glendagreene9324]

The guy in the last one haunts me…. He was picked up and murdered. If you watch when he’s in the cab company there’s a man hanging around behind him… the guy had to overhear the kid had no money… I think it was a crime of convince.. the guy saw a chance to hurt this kid and did… the police are idiots…

[@GenXfrom75]

Thank you! Right? Who was the man in that taxi station with Luke? I would've started with him.

[@anakafroelich2664]

Thanks for more info on these cases!

[@markwebster6018]

Pretty pic

[@Boxman2.0]

How is it that some criminals stole Luke’s information to apply for credit and buy stuff online, yet left the station without being charged?? Whenever there’s a tragedy, it’s a sure bet that some lowlife scavenger of human misery won’t be far behind, ready to feed.

[@kelligray1848]

Wow Ty, I feel so spoiled! Thank you for a long in depth video. The deep dive into all the details is a nice surprise. Really appreciate the hard work and all the time you put into this. Loved it! Merry Christmas 🎄🎁 from Alaska!!

[@seandelap6268]

An hour long video i think i will watch this over 2 nights because haven't got the time to watch it all in one go.

[@andreagibson545]

Awesome video.....so excited for the extended length!!! Absolutely made my night 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@morningflowerB]

(Claudia) Seems odd that they immediately said homicide. They never mentioned if there was a presence of mass blood that someone cleaned up or any evidence that suggested homicide.

[@VegasVampire2010]

I live in Colchester and also went to college at Colchester Institute. I used to go to karaoke nights in an Ipswich pub - we would drive in, park up and walk past the door of serial killer Steve Wright during the time of his killings, we were completely oblivious!. People stopped going out in the area (including us) due to the murders, the pub lost trade and closed. I know someone who worked in Bury St Edmunds when Corrie went missing. The media paint him in a different light to those who met him. Apparently he had lots of women on the go and was not a nice drunk.

[@leviwoods3215]

I grew up near Ipswich and I remember hearing about the case involving luke, it still gives me chills that somewhere I went so often was a place of so much heartache and pain, the same as the case of Corrie McKeague who was an RAF gunner who went missing after a night out in Bury St Edmunds Suffolk in 2016. That case still breaks my heart

[@leviwoods3215]

The fact my route to work in bury st edmunds was the same places Corrie was seen last 💔

[@leviwoods3215]

Not gonna lie I wrote these comments on the case of Luke part in the video not knowing the Corrie case was also covered in this video..

[@minimanadam]

It's CRAZY how many go missing ,unheard of here in the U.S and it is NEVER talked about..

[@ITSONLYMEWATCHING]

So Corey hadn't been seen for 21 days, 3 freaking weeks and no one said a thing? What did his puppy die of starvation and thirst during those 3 weeks?? I can't see that his friends wouldnt have said anything about him for 3 weeks?? WTH!?? Either they didn't or your information is off.

[@Single.White.Female]

Lady Lucan...Was a gem 💎 and her children treated her like nothingness throughout their life and her last days. Their son wanted that sought after stupid LORD title and he's got it now. They should feel ashamed of themselves because their Father did horrible things, but they stuck by his family's side, hence throwing their mother under the bus. Sad state of affairs when people can't accept the truth over titles and money.

[@Curious-Irish-Angel]

I was surprised that the list of "the most common reasons people go missing" didn't also include drug abuse. I'm *curious* as to why in Claudia's case it took so long for the PD to do a forensic exam on her home?

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

That's what I said?!! Wtf?! Thank God her father worked so hard to keep up the payments on her house cos... yeah... PS Ridiculous a woman is being slut shamed in death. Nothing about the married men who pledged a lifelong commitment that included being faithful to their wives?

[@_charl18]

This is the first true crime yt video I’ve watched that involves Lukes case. His disappearance is so well known here in Ipswich and surrounding areas but I’m surprised this was the first time 😕

[@heatherpolley8501]

It's the first I heard of it as well. And I watch a lot of true crime videos.

[@Mark-ky5ky]

Corey McKee was most def. in one of them dumpsters!!! The Disposal co. Could be covering up to avoid arrests and lawsuits.

[@heatherpolley8501]

Sadly I agree. He likely was in one of the dumpsters.

[@dirtydot765]

So excited to see this on a Sunday afternoon Much appreciated

[@DanielFrost79]

Wow! A long video, sweet. Thanks Ty and Top5U ofcourse. ❤

[@rickyhurtt5568]

Thanks for the content. You might be interested in researching and doing a video on a missing man in Calera AL named Guy Kirby. Went missing in early to mid 70s. He was never found nor his killer caught. Dunno if there's enuff info or not but was very uncommon in such a small town

[@christopherwithers999]

i think claudia was killed by someone close and new she was alone or someone at her work

[@carolinerowles5951]

Best video this channel has ever done, thanks Emma 👍

[@dulceornelasortega2529]

Love your video's You do such a good job explaineing everything Can't get enough of your channels Best wishes in your channel❤✌

[@mammusaeinki6317]

I guess most people think that married people are a no no. But it really does not matter if she was with 1000 married men this should not happen to her. And the tabloids in the UK are so often so discusting i cannot understand how those people can sleep. I understand that an affair is relevant for the investigation. But from that to almost blaiming her for what happened because of an affair is not ok.

[@narxe]

Clearly wouldn’t be a problem if she wasn’t having affairs

[@polosavage1]

The house is clean and organized, it makes me feel so uncomfortable, like SERIOUSLY who says that lol!!

[@brendaloose1718]

Ok they said Suzy left her purse at the office and took money and credit cards but when they found the car they said her purse was tucked neatly in the glove box. So which is it?

[@donlcannon7602]

She left her handbag in the office, her purse (wallet ) was found in the car

[@brendaloose1718]

@@donlcannon7602 I’ve always thought a purse and a handbag where the same thing. Just sounds odd to me.

[@donlcannon7602]

New Brenda loose in USA a handbag is called a purse, but in most of the remainder of the world a purse is like a wallet for ladies to hold credit cards, coins & Cash, it fits into the handbag !

[@brendaloose1718]

@@donlcannon7602 wow I learned something new. Lol. Thank u for educating me. I did not know this. I appreciate you taking the time to tell me this. It does make a difference.

[@ericbeeman8717]

Well when ya mess with married folks one of them is bound to do some crazy stuff to the one who's doing the messing she was probably knocked up by one of the many men she was apparently sleeping with who was married plus this kinda shit is what happens in a country who's laws are real lax on murders rapists and molesters who get slaps on the wrists and let go after a few years in jail plus get to go out on leave like a dam holiday in jail shit they got it easy

[@sandysizemore501]

Why are the front doors of homes in the UK right on the streets? It’s ridiculous!

[@formerlydistantorigins6972]

Mostly a historical thing. Houses which are not already old (many are Victorian era) are built on the same spot as older properties. However, where once there was a simple path weaving between houses, there is now a road. In fact, many such roads are now 1way, because they can't be made wide enough for 2way traffic now cars are so large

[@GabyCyx]

You deserve more views

[@idaniaesparza3881]

Regarding story #1 What became of the married man? Someone might have intentionally caused mechanical issues on her car so she would have to walk 45 minutes to & from work! Wonder if anyone questioned the wife of her lover?

[@mrsdoyle6828]

Luke's disappearance had nothing to do with drugs. Most young men his age smoke weed in the UK. It's irrelevant.

[@patriciaensey8601]

Someone got Luke and Luke will never get away from them and Luke will be killed and no trace of his body . When Luke got into that cab that was not a Real cab it was over for Luke .

[@ashleydailey7844]

Excuse me. Why the hell is there such thing as a day release from prison in the UK

[@jaymays8800]

I thought I was going crazy wondering why he was spending so much time on one case when he posts rather short videos. I did not notice that this was over an hour long until now! Love it! ... J

[@x0xLuxuriiousx0x]

Please make these into a pod cast!!!!!

[@DavidJohnson-pv7sl]

The 1st story. Someone she works with probably picked her up for work and something happened. She left like she was going to work, everything was cleaned up in the house, her chef's uniform is missing and her phone. All things I do or take with me before I lea e for work. Someone she knows did this

[@heatherpolley8501]

It's way more likely it was one of the men she was having an affair with. He likely spent the night and was going to take her to work and for whatever reason he killed her. But yes someone knows, and the cops likely suspect the men, they just don't know who they are to question them. They likely shared about the affairs in case anyone who knew a man she was with might come forward with their information.

[@Spicynsaucey]

Love this episode!!! Saw the hour and got so happy

[@feltongailey8987]

Claudia's bank account was found in her home? Well, that indeed is strange.

[@malina1239]

I had to rewatch it as I couldn’t believe what I heard😂 how on earth did they find a bank account in her house. I concluded that the narrator missed a line. Wonder what a bank account even look like😂

[@Lamedvavnik]

These “top 5” videos always have at least one error in.

[@sharonbrowne3442]

So only at video no 3 all from Uk, stays indoors. Thank you for such a well detailed video.

[@deevillarreal9475]

People don't hide to take there own life, most often they are found pretty quickly.

[@sookiegirl8707]

At 21:00, Susie was soooo privileged that she had to work hard every day!? To the point she has to put herself in unsafe predicaments to sell a property!?🤦‍♀️🤔🤨🧐

[@janehealey6688]

Drives me crazy how 4,4k have watch this vid yet I'm the 300th to press the like button? Why can't you give this guy the credit he deserves and just press the thumbs up button ffs it's not hard guys!! ❤❤❤

[@MuseOSRS]

Are u ok jane

[@TrudyConway]

For Susie, the estate agent, you said she left her purse at the office - just grabbing 15 in cash. Later, you say her purse was found in her car's glovebox. Which is it? Confusing narrative.

[@michellemcknight4185]

In UK a purse is what you call a wallet, she left her bag in the office and took her purse with her

[@TrudyConway]

@@michellemcknight4185 Ahhh! Thank you so much for that. And it actually makes more sense that way. #Iwastodayyearsold when I learned something new! :-)

[@kimberlypatton9634]

So much effort and ditlrection towards finding the truth has gone into this..give it a "like":people!! Terrific video ,Ty! I appreciate all your effort and work on this one and I pray that the families get some answers for their broken hearts..and that the police learn from all their ridiculous mistakes and insensitive disrespectful commentaries.It hurts people and is uncalled for and unnecessary.Police make mistakes in lots of cases all over the world but that's what supervisors are for.Excellent job on this Ty,thanks...!

[@aftersexhighfives]

Agh my heart. That mom would have preferred he woke her up to get home safe. The guilt would be overwhelming.

[@Gamble661]

I've been following the Lord Lucan case for years. Prior to her death his ex-wife maintained a website that covered the facts of the case and her side of the story. She was estranged from her children to the point that she wasn't even invited to one of their weddings though it took place walking distance from her home but she never went into details on her site as to why this was. According to her she was blamed by many of her husbands aristocratic friends for driving him to desperation which caused him to attempt her murder. Also that she was shunned by London society because of it...the entire story is rather sordid but still fascinating.

[@christopherwithers999]

MR kipper should of sent alarm bells ringing

[@kw2299]

Claudia's mother is Joan. Not Joanne.

[@endtimeslastdays7777]

Maybe the cop, Ray Galloway should be looked into about the disappearance of Claudia Maybe he may have been involved with what happened to her???

[@leegalen8383]

I'm always shocked by how lenient British prison sentences are.

[@blatherskite3009]

And we're baffled by the way American prison sentences are often multiple times the perp's remaining lifespan. Big numbers might sound impressive, but it's kinda pointless when the perp can't possibly serve 500 years.

[@RJFPme]

#1 No family or friends that could of taken her to work ? Taking a cab is far safer than walking in the dark alone and well worth the $$. Unfortunately it’s very costly these days to remain naive about how violent society has become ? Violent predators are given leniency in sentencing. The recidivism rate for these monsters is over 85%. This statistic alone should keep you on guard when making decisions.

[@ChromaticVanity]

I'm confused about Suzy's case. Did she drive a Fiesta or a Focus? Also, you said at first that she left her handbag at the office, but then you said her handbag was found tucked in the Focus. Is that a mistake on your part or the info available? Bc you said in the beginning that she drove a Fiesta, but the police found a Focus with her handbag in it??

[@SelfMade717]

I remember this Claudia case and I'm not even joking, I was 100% sure it was solved. I thought I remembered a foreign male being charged with it. I'm also pretty sure it had something to do with a person linked to the nags head pub Weird... Mandela effect 😂??

[@adams2956]

Sounds like you've mixed it up with the Joanne Yates case - disappeared, eccentric landlord was arrested and hauled over the coals by the media, turned out her Dutch neighbour had murdered her

[@andreaking5266]

yea, i thought it was sloved too

[@Lamedvavnik]

I thought she was the one that went missing on a cruise ship lol

[@Gisellej80]

Where is claudia ? These witness claims are not always credible. The chief should not say she had an affair 😥. Suzie 👀😔the manager called to say she went to show a house an went missing. They should do dna on the car even if no fingerprints was found. Her poor parents 😢. John canon hmm they saw him drop a suitcase in a cannal

[@heatherpolley8501]

They should absolutely should share she had multiple affairs because that means there are multiple suspects.

[@suzieb8366]

Sorry but its so frustrating that the narrator keeps referring to JOAN (Rhymes with Phone) Lawrence as JOANNE....petty I know with such important issues but as its so important and very personal Im sure the video uploader wants the people involved to have their names spoken correctly!!!

[@pepshaven6520]

Joan is not pronounced Joanne.

[@susanhart3269]

In the case of Susie Did you mention that she had left her purse behind when Susie went to show the house ? But later it was mentioned that Susies purse was in her car. So Susie must have gone back to the office. Unless someone at the office took her purse.

[@ScaryStoriesAt2AM]

1 hour 😮time to get comfy 😌

[@danescott4347]

Stoned, you mean. 😂

[@isabellaangeline2175]

It’ll never change that men can have as many sexual partners as they want and no one says anything. But if a woman simply has more than one, she’s called rude names and is blamed if something happens, because it’s too much to ask to expect men to control themselves. It’s always the woman’s fault and she’s looked down on for having a sex drive higher than that of a rock. Women are still expected to be prudes. It’s almost 2022 and nothing has changed.

[@johnjames4007]

If you are referring to Claudia (from the 1st story), she appears to have enjoyed the seduction of being with married men in secret. This may have been exciting for her, but it appears to have been deadly. This is like if I drive 90 miles an hour downtown. This may be exciting, but it is likely to be my last at bat. This has nothing to do with gender. A man can face great dangers in sleeping with married women. You do not want to face an angry husband.

[@u.sonomabeach6528]

That's because when a hussie spends all that time puttin' that ol' tail up in the air and letting every dog in the neighborhood get himself a sniff, that's time that should be spent on dishes, supper, kids etc. And to think, there is a good man out there that could use the help of a nice obedient maiden but you can't hardly find a wholesome dutiful broad because they all went harlot and camming on that filthy chaterbate website and being very unlady like. Maybe they should let us men start breaking out the switch or the belt and get em back in line. Maybe if they have them legs striped with a leather strop a few good times they'll learn to keep em shut.

[@debraforrest579]

@@u.sonomabeach6528 I wish you would try. You would be neediing the cops to save you.

[@u.sonomabeach6528]

@@debraforrest579 I'm not worried. I got my female trained. She came to me a sight pitiful but I worked her over with the strop and my backhand for a few sessions and now everybody comments on how polite she is. Dinner every evening. Work boots cleaned and clothes laid out every morning. Bathwater drawn. I just recently let her start going to town without the tracker on her(my) car and she's even got the privilege of a little allowance I gift her out of my check so she can buy the spices and cleaning supplies she loves. I just got her a new vacuum cleaner for Christmas and an imported dust brush from France so she can brag to all the other females about how nice her cleaning supplies are.

[@u.sonomabeach6528]

@@debraforrest579 I had a female call the cops on me many a moons ago(one of the few that got outta line that far) for striping her with my strop when she sassed me over a parking spot. Anyway, the officer showed up and she thought he was gonna arrest me but instead he took off his belt and handed it to me and told me to whip the bad raising out of er. I had her whimpering and a yipping all over that parking lot until I had that little Ellen turnt back into a proper lady(maybe people will see that I am not serious. I can't stand the controlling macho man who thinks a woman is a piece of property or a 'Pet' and 'gives permission' to do things and even though he has slept with 25 or 100 women be still never lets her forget about the 5 or 10 dudes she has been with)

[@ChromaticVanity]

Upon rewatching this video, I'm still confused about Suzy's case. I understand the misunderstanding of the car, i guess...bc you later said a Siesta. But if Suzy left her handbag at the office but was later found in her car in the glove compartment and the only thing missing was the key to the house. Then wouldn't that point to someone in her office? Bc nobody else would have a reason to take the keys. Your recap of Suzy's case is a mess, bc finding her handbag in her car and the key to the house for sale missing, is a huge oversight. Not trying to throw shade, but that discrepancy makes a huge difference. I'd rather this help, then point out an error to the recap

[@spleeeen4it]

Suzy was an absolute beauty .

[@aliciaaraujo280]

I just seen this and saw it was an hour long grabbed my jammies a buzz ball and a blankie and sat my slightly heavy ass down and watched this amazing compilation GRACIAS TY!!! ERES INCREIBLE!!!

[@kimpenwell2625]

Excellent video!! Took some time for ME to watch the whole thing! 👍🏻❤️

[@bmanson626]

Was Suzie's car a Fiesta or a Focus? He said 2 totally different Ford models.

[@maryreynolds8568]

Regarding Luke, who would go to a club without their wallet? That's very odd.

[@malina1239]

I never bring my wallet to a club , actually I’ve never done that since I turned 20 (and could go clubbing) in the mid 90s I put my debit card in my bra and my phone in my pocket. Just bringing your card is pretty normal and has been for at least the last few decades. Most people I know don’t go around with a wallet anymore at all. Now a-days I have a cardholder on my phone. Can’t remember the last time I used cash. It has to be 10 years..

[@MissTMM5042]

Then why didn’t he use his card to get a cab? Very strange that he left his wallet at his friends, it don’t make sense

[@oliviarose6377]

Ipswich has always and remains to be a bit of a dodgy place, especially at night on your own. As far as I know in recent years the police have become much more vigilant there, fairly recently a school aged boy somehow got his hands on a gun and shot his 'friend' in the face, in broad daylight, the boy survived but you can imagine what that does to a person. It's tragic but sadly not unexpected for people to get attacked or go missing there

[@Macho_Fantastico]

Not to sound picky but it was a Ford Fiesta, not a Ford Focus (much more modern car) in the Suzie case. Other than that great video. Sad these are still unsolved.

[@dareU2]

I'm from York _&_can tell ya I often think _&_wonder what could hv happened to poor Claudia L😇

[@MonkeyMac]

In the UK public schools are private, and private schools are public. Don't ask me why. I don't understand, and I live here.

[@Megatron113]

That guy should not be allowed to go free, ever. He won’t change, he’ll only get better at hiding his tracks

[@Megatron113]

Susie Lamplugh case

[@GenXfrom75]

Who was the man in the taxi station with Luke? That's where I would've started if I were investigating.

[@Heisman-em8gp]

That's actually a good point of reference.

[@barneyronnie]

Poor Corey. I feel lucky that I survived my period of reckless partying... Belgrave Street intrigue.

[@bustamango863]

I’m willing to bet that Claudia's last words were something like “if you don’t tell her I will”..or words to that effect

[@TheSimba1960]

Information is great - just the images are confusing. The German helicopter over Ipswich? The FBI in Ipswich? It makes the presentation bizarre.

[@Barbi3ification]

I think you must have said "Claudia" a bijillion times. 😵‍💫

[@arnold20139]

It's laughable, the police rather let Suzie's case go, so the case can gain more and more prestige as the years go on. Why solve it and let the family rest, when they can get an anniversary year after year so the case can be called "Uk's most famous disappearance case in history"?.

[@KCsFunHouse]

The #1 is a bit sketchy, how could they charge and find him guilty of murder if he wasn’t there? I mean he had the means and ability to skip town but to charge him and him be found guilty? That’s not right.

[@nancydavies6446]

Loved this upload. Really good and i remember them all... One thing though we have pounds not dollars in britain but thats a minor

[@garyhaskins7482]

the more I read about Claudia Lawrence the more my suspicions point to the officer in charge and the way he veiws the case like it was her fault was he the married man she was secretive about.?

[@VlWalt]

That is a very good observation 👏

[@heatherpolley8501]

It's very unlikely he would be involved. If he was he wouldn't have shared that information if it could ever be pointed at him. It's likely he just shared the information as it could be critical to solving the case.

[@PDsPCRepair]

It would be crazy if Lady Lucan murdered both the other woman and Lord Lucan and she said he assaulted her and ran off, when in reality she had gotten rid of his body so she could blame him.

[@airikankuczma]

Great video

[@mischagoss3599]

If it’s true that people are more interested in cases where a “privileged” person is concerned, it could be because it’s more of a mystery due to certain perceptions. Perhaps we are more intrigued by the cases in which the person lives a “normal” life, from a “normal” family because they are less likely to be victims of violent crimes in the course of their daily lives. They don’t come from high risk backgrounds, they abide by the law, don’t engage in high risk behaviors, are reliable in their daily lives, don’t engage in criminal activity and in other words: have more in common with most of us, so we identify with these types of cases as it seems to be less obvious as to the motives of their perpetrators.

[@TheNightmareBeforeyouakaDrnigh]

29:45 that case needs to try dragging the lake for the suitcase or suitcases.

[@Inkblot67]

I feel horrible for Claudia’s family. What kind of idiot (DET. GALLOWAY) gets away with that crap?! He ought to be ashamed of himself. It almost sounds personal the way he went about PUBLICLY slandering her character in such a way. I hope to hell he has gotten the hardcore dressing down he deserves.

[@heatherpolley8501]

It's not slander if it's true. And that information can be critical to a case as any of those men as well as their wives could have been responsible. It could have been the information that solved the case and absolutely should have been shared.

[@KaZOfficialMusic]

Im speechless omg.