Trace Evidence - 034 - The Murder of Dana Bradley

[@palladium607]

I fall asleep to these podcasts every night.

[@sahelsabet8263]

Paladium me too

[@calgal7828]

Paladium Me too.

[@NeptuneRising70]

Yep! It helps me sleep...

[@cathylibby]

Ditto in New Hampshire!

[@lolafiona73]

@Mark Magoo me four, lol! But I listen a few times if I crash

[@Sharonmxg]

Just discovered your channel and I have to say, your narration is top-notch and your depth of coverage is refreshing! I will be binge-listening for many hours! And let me add that I find your content to be very respectful to the victim and family while also thoroughly chronicling the details and working theories.

[@HighlightOfAshleyAshleymaher]

Her body was found minutes from my home, this is so sad. And even sadder that it’s still unsolved! Can’t wait to listen.

[@NLFlyFisher]

And still unsolved

[@garrieleepeck8753]

That's sad

[@rayhefferman1733]

I still buy Christmas trees and decorations from the same dirt road parking lot on Topsail Rd & every time I do I think about Dana

[@Sausage709]

The one across from Lawtons?

[@ckendall67]

@@Sausage709 Yep, and anytime anyone passes by I wonder if the thought crosses 'That's where Dana Bradley was last seen.....' :-(

[@dwayners13]

Thank you for all the time & effort you put into researching these cases & the people involved in them. I can only imagine the amount of time & energy it takes to properly research the information & put it all together.

[@larajhilton]

You DID ‘handle this case with respect’. Outstanding job. Outstanding. 🇬🇧

[@dawnafallo1385]

I want to just tell you that your show is the BEST that i have cone across. Simple, informative, and just the story. Thank you for a good show

[@rdwwdr3520]

Your podcasts are super high quality. Actually the highest quality I have seen in internet true crime. Thank you!

[@meliplay]

Love your podcast. Just found it a couple weeks ago. You're doing a really good job of keeping focus on the cases that slip away and respect for everyone involved.

[@ashleybaker9997]

I really appreciate the effort you put into these

[@consoleculture]

Just stumbled upon this video, and as a Newfoundlander I have to say thanks for bringing attention to this case and for pronouncing the name of our island properly. Subscribed.

[@principecaprincipeca2243]

It sounds like newfinland pronouced like that

[@lestermcgee5122]

This podcast is so much better than others with people just running their mouths to each other. Please do The Springfield Three.

[@cacamurtagh9836]

I agree and hate when the there is a few and they are forever talking but i also found a great one with 2 men.I don't listen to a lot as i have to like the person/voice and am very nit picky but these 2 guys are great and really do it well. It is called the generationwhy podcast! They have a few videos on youtube but they also have site and have 100's of pod cats about missing people, murders all sort of mysteries really interesting ones and like i said do it so well if you are ever looking for some new ones and have them all in playlists like all there 2014, 15,16 and so on and you only have to google find the one you want click play, no downloading or anything. Can't link the site but google search and it pops up easy just giving it because i love when i find new ones :)

[@ambermullenax9813]

I was wanting him to do The Springfield Three as well... that is such a baffling case! I hope that they will receive justice one day.

[@Jaime8647]

I completely agree! What others do you recommend?

[@maroonforsyth9517]

Right? They send more time bsing than covering the case

[@brendaduckworth6581]

Caca Murtagh wwould is thatqio KB &?pepu

[@AdrianaHernandez-zr9gd]

Mr. Pacheco you do an extensive n amazing job at explaining these cases. Thank you

[@brittanymac4818]

Another case out of St. Johns that I haven't seen anyone cover, and one that I think reaching a large audience might help are the missing Obrien boys.

[@akakaraj.8121]

I found your podcasts after looking up Maura Murray for updates, etc this weekend.. now I’m binge listening to every episode and now it’s coming to an end with only a few more left 💔 love your channel, each episode is so so good! looking forward to more 🍻 cheers from Boston !!

[@lindseymarieshortshittribe4101]

aka Kara J. lol 😂 me also, I love this stuff very sad 😭 yet very very intriguing and interesting! Thank you Steve 😊

[@kevinoshea4134]

Hello from dorchester

[@lucylaroux9355]

While hitch hiking was far more prevalent back then, I still would find it hard to believe that she would've chosen to do it, seeing as she was literally at her regular bus stop. It just wouldn't make any sense.

[@yelloworangered]

Unless she wanted to save the bus money to spend on something else. I once was so poor that I took risky walks at night to save the seventy-five cents. Stupid, I know, I was an adult. A kid might want the money for a trinket or something and make a fatal choice.

[@neuralmute]

@@yelloworangered Or possibly it was just too cold out to wait for the next bus?

[@spleengrrrl]

I used to walk home or to my destination a lot despite having a bus pass that would have allowed me to enter the bus "for free" at that point. I was Dana's age when doing this. I now know the reason I had all this energy (and impatience to wait for the bus) was due to being bipolar, which I was not diagnosed with until much later in life. Considering I grew up in L.A., I am actually incredibly lucky I didn't meet a similar end. I didn't hitchhike but I did walk several miles during these times in areas that are super sketchy. When I think about it, I get chills.

[@thecatatemyhomework]

Hitchhiking was considered dangerous at that time where I lived. And a girl going alone was unthinkable.

[@outlawJosieFox]

Maybe wanted to save the cash and put it towards the present.

[@nathansthebest]

I have just stumbled across your videos by chance. I have been watching the snapchat murders case. This is one of the best podcasts I have heard on cases. I have subscribed thank you for your hard work !

[@michaelkoszowski3716]

Your doing a great job !!! ..the other podcast they ramble to each other , sometimes making jokes and not taking it too seriously ...great content !!!

[@desertgirl3374]

I love this channel. I love your voice and how you cover these cases. Thank you for your hard work and dedication. 💋❤️

[@mellyray3017]

Omg how do you not have triple the amount of subscribers?! The amount of work you put into these and they're not short bits they're long and well researched. Lol I am almost personally offended there aren't more subscribers, step it up people! If you watch these just double check to make sure you're subscribed!

[@patriciatreslove146]

I wonder about the two men who witnessed Dana getting into a car, are they the only witnesses to the car, because there is a lot riding on that description.

[@RepentfollowJesus]

Or been the men that harmed her?

[@melancholikak6844]

During the podcast it collectively mentions other witnesses. Less than a half hour into the podcast.

[@outlawJosieFox]

If you ever see a young child hitching alone please give that kid some bus fare !

[@thecatatemyhomework]

@@outlawJosieFox she had bus fare. I would try to convince them why going into a car with a stranger is a horribly idea.

[@claireslater6243]

I think it was someone she knew, someone who lived in the area, had it been a stranger would they have hung around in an unfamiliar place to dump the body or kept going well out of the area to somewhere the body would never be found, i think you could be right about a friends older brother, someone she trusted and thats why she got in the car so quickly poor little thing

[@sega32xxx14]

You are......so beautiful Claire...

[@visassess8607]

@@sega32xxx14 That's pretty pathetic

[@melancholikak6844]

While I do understand that the police don't view the man (who claims to have witnessed everything) as providing a solid story, evidence, and consistency, I think it would depend. Memories from childhood, esp during traumatic times, don't recover in absolutes. They recover in fragmented bits with solid truth wrapped up in sometimes incorrect details. It does not mean his account at large is not true, it simply means not every detail is true as he recovered it. Also it is quite possible the 4 year old brother would remember none of it.

[@Jolenesmart1980]

@annacolleen wesson etters that’s rare at 18 months old - very rare

[@pennysue8849]

Yea I have zero faith in the RCMP especially here in NL ...they waited until 2016 to test the DNA evidence...yea they messed up from the beginning

[@ckendall67]

I remember the story of the unidentified individual who said he 'witnessed' Dana's murder and gave details that I kinda felt were very plausible. You never know, even if he was young at the time as he claimed I'm sure that even at that age you can certainly remember certain things that happened earlier in your life. I suppose the authorities thought the guy was a 'quack' anyway but I almost wanted them to follow up more and see if the man's claims had any legitimacy to them.

[@mr.blackhawk142]

@annacolleen The problem here is, if you DID forget something you would NOT know that bc you....forgot it.

[@mr.blackhawk142]

@@pennysue8849 FINALLY, someone with a CLUE! Most if not ALL theses serial killers are CREATED by the people the RCMP "Serve and Protect". (The Establishment). I've researched MK Ultra mind control, and known about it since 1996. ALL these infamous 'killers' are MPD bots, including OJ Simpson, Manson, etc. BTW, neither of those cases actually happened, but were False Flags to create FEAR in society. Hollywood productions!

[@bennymoreira1443]

the sketch of the possible assailant is sending a chill through my spine

[@j.khuster2024]

Looks like a dirt bag.... but ain't scary.

[@emeraldray3464]

you have a wonderful Channel and you tell these stories very well and in perfect order, not something everyone does lol.

[@jeffwilliams4934]

VERY INTERRESTING SHOW! It is fair to say this is sad material. Your show looks at all sides. Very refreshing

[@RSrealll]

Thank you for all your time and effort. Your aeesome

[@delusional_lucidity4545]

I'm so excited to be a new patreon supporter.

[@Green-ys3wo]

the lovely bones always makes me think of this case.

[@lisasmith5166]

If the DNA did not get a hit they need to load the DNA into the Genealogy sites like ancestry or GEDcom they will be able to build a family tree this is how they caught the golden state killer.

[@kkrollingskkrollings3173]

That's a good idea it's only in recent years some law enforcement agencies have done that found relatives and found the killers that way, for sure they would get relatives of the killer that way. I don't think they went thar route. They simply checked it in the criminal data base were the killer would need to have given DNA to be in the database. I'm from st.johns nl I was a baby when this happened. It would be great to catch the monster who did this.

[@am2023]

Thanks I was under the idea your upload was Monday but Tuesday is good! A long podcast thanks again.

[@am2023]

Where is the new podcast dude? I heard it on soundcloud :/

[@Moniseif]

Love Trace Evidence! You are an amazing writer. As I listen to each episode, I can visualize the crime. Truly THE BEST true crime podcast!!! I have a question about this case. The DNA evidence was discovered in 2016. It is now 2021. Shouldn’t they now know who the killer is? With the genealogy catalogue available through genetic testing and analysis services, crimes have been solved by tracing familial DNA if the perpetrator’s DNA is not on file. Any ideas on this? Thank you for all your hard work on all these unsolved cases!

[@brainsareus]

"She would have been a fantastic adult" man, that's an awkward phrase.

[@jessyjulie5506]

Why? I dont get it

[@truebluewonderful1139]

@Mark Magoo You just feel like being negative. Are you jealous, because what you're writing isn't true.

[@truebluewonderful1139]

@Mark Magoo Yeah, just act as if you don't know what I meant. Where is your podcast?

[@sawyerthestarling]

Agreed, very awkward. Kinda icky.

[@kristalefler3312]

@@truebluewonderful1139 Dude it was a quote. Chill out.

[@tamidaniels4284]

I love your channel find my self listening for hours.

[@jaydawg4632]

Maddox Cove road, in 1981, was heavily wooded all the way to the shoulder of the road. Some details not mentioned here are the "dump" was about 300 meters from the paved road, up an inconspicuous old dirt lane and not visible from the paved road due to the trees. The entrance to the lane itself was very difficult to see by chance. Only people familiar with the area would know its there.

[@tfutrell000]

Is it still like that today? Or has it all been cut down & things built?

[@jaydawg4632]

@@tfutrell000 The heavy woods around where her body was found were cleared in the 80s as part of the investigation. The lane and former dump site is still there. Housing development has not reached that far yet.

[@petejohnson2184]

I'm sorry but having that car buried doesn't make sense unless something bad did happen in that car. And cops deciding that the car was nothing we found out is weird but not something I wouldn't expect from cops. They get stuck on things and cannot or will not change their view. Police are the worst investigators, because of their pride and childish stubbornness. I'm not saying every cops, but way too many. I'm 52 and have never myself or known anyone burying a car. The guy borrows the car and then it needs to be hurried? I've been to people's homes and when I got home I've wanted to shower and burn my clothes because of utter grossness. That car should be treated better than looked at, it should have been super CSI'd.

[@nibelsteiner929]

another commenter wrote that the police have known who it was for a long time, but didn't have evidence. If that is true, the car in question prolly just wasn't connected to who they knew the killer was.

[@ellasonierrobichaud6492]

I love your trace - evidence

[@scotthasanosebleed]

Please cover the case of Lauren Agee! I feel the case needs a lot more attention

[@DannyTuffNL]

I think Steve done a reasonable job assembling the media reports of the past. However, there are critical factual errors regarding my involvement that I've offered to address. Given he has named me in this podcast, I'd be more than happy to answer any questions any followers post on this site.

[@Noodlepunk]

Did you get in contact with him? Might have to email him.

[@a.stephenrose8450]

You're full of crap Danny! Nobody should believe a word that comes out of your mouth!

[@daniiiakasha4711]

Who are you??

[@visassess8607]

@@daniiiakasha4711 Did you not watch the video?

[@michaelwhite2823]

I love the composite photo during the wedding registry commercial break. Nice touch lol

[@muffinstuffin3303]

Thank you for keeping these victims’ names, memories & cases alive ❤️

[@tristmarie3656]

I know this is a 2 year old video. But calling a 14yr old a young woman bothers me. She’s not a woman. Shes a little girl. A 20 year old is a young woman. She was a little girl.

[@tristmarie3656]

@Lynn HHH okay great that’s what you think. After raising children and working with them my whole life 14 is a little girl. She’s underaged and calling underage girls women is a way to condition them to be older faster and for men to prey on them easier. Just like what they did to Millie Bobbie Brown. She wasn’t allowed to be a kid like her costars she thrust into being a “young women” and dressed her like she was a grown ass women. If you don’t think there’s anything wrong with calling a little girl a woman you’re unknowingly part of the problem. A 14 year old is underaged, and underdeveloped mentally and physically. There’s no changing my mind on that. Think what you want

[@tristmarie3656]

@Lynn HHH I can also link you various articles describing, better then I can, why calling underaged girls women is problematic. As well, they tried to lessen what Jeffrey Epstein did and make it not as a big deal by calling his victims “underaged women” and “young women”

[@jessicatesch8430]

She’s a “young lady”

[@shawndouglass2939]

I agree, she was barely a teen.

[@shawndouglass2939]

She was a child!

[@cheekymonkey5621]

The sketch matches my theory. Young kid from her school but older than her. Probably went with him cause she kinda knew him.

[@beagledog2001]

that makes good sense

[@anthonydiiorio9220]

Children are the most innocent n precious humans on this planet. God now has you n you’re now an angel.

[@laurieclarkson9180]

You make an excellent point about the Maddox Cove dumping site..being remote and likely a place only locals would know about.

[@Geronimo2Fly]

I was 15 in 1981 and I NEVER would have hitchhiked. Maybe things were different in Canada.

[@helensieben3182]

Geronimo2Fly murders in Canada in the 80s were very rare, they still are compared to the US, most of our murders are family things, there are too many murders for anybody’s liking, but we do have them, just no where near America’s, I think it’s because nobody or very few have handguns

[@lorimiller4301]

I was hitch hiking in the 80s. Never had a problem. One guy offered to pay me for the day but I said no and when he pushed a bit I just said there's my boyfriends place and he stopped. Guess I was just lucky.

[@ProfoundConfusion]

@@helensieben3182 Sorry, but you're mistaken. A) Murders were *not* rare in Canada in the '80's. The homicide rate was higher in the 70's than now. B) Handguns are only rare among *law abiding* Canadians. They're almost universal in the criminal world. I've heard official statements that they cost over $3000 on the street which is nonsense. Any criminal who needs a handgun can buy a handgun.

[@ProfoundConfusion]

Maybe *you* would never have hitchhiked in 1981 but countless thousands of young Americans used to hitchhike, especially if they lived in more rural areas or smaller cities. It was the same in Canada. (Most kids' parents would've had a fit if they knew their kids were taking rides from strangers, but it didn't stop teens from doing it.)

[@ProfoundConfusion]

Yeah & the funny thing is that with cellphones & a violent crime rate that's actually lower today, hitchhiking is safer than it was in the 80s but nobody does it anymore. But we weren't raised with stories of serial killers & sexual predators, so we didn't even consider the possibility. Maybe it's the "perception" of danger that's changed. I don't know if hitchhiking was actually "statistically" dangerous .....sometimes common things like crossing a road are actually riskier than the things we worry about more.

[@julianjolts5050]

Really well made and amazing detail. My one constructive criticism is sometimes it can be a bit repetitive but honestly good content.

[@hegemonycricket2182]

That's my criticism as well--redundancy. He could really streamline things by having one intro that doesn't say too much, then just sticking to the chronological time-line. Also when people say 'FO-word (like feaux-word) instead of Forward, it bothers me.

[@herefortheride6293]

95% of murders occur by someone they knew , it's not likely she was murdered by a stranger unless this was the doing of a serial killer. My intuition tells me it was either an acquaintance someone she has seen before or someone she knew through a friend . Murders don't occur at random . I don't believe she had her thumb out and perhaps the two men who witnessed her get into the car mis read the situation . My gut tells me the person recognized her and saw the opportunity and knew she'd get in the car as she most likely trusted the individual. I'm Canadian and know that in small towns like Newfoundland most know each other to some degree and back in the 80's it was more common to accept rides by an acquaintance especially in smaller communities in Canada. And that's why she was placed the way she was because the individual felt some level of remorse as he knew her . That's my theory based on intuition a feeling I get in my gut . I've almost never been wrong when I get these gut feelings about someone or a situation. The police were looking at all the wrong people . I hope one day her family will find closure and that she will finally be at peace .

[@j.khuster2024]

Random murders DO happen. There's psychopaths that kill random people all the time...... Not sure how long your head been in the sand but you need to get in reality more often and actually see people for who they really are... which is selfish and/or evil. Not 100% of people, but damn near it

[@wmccormick]

My wife is from st.johns and lived on forbe st at the time which runs into topsal road She remembers this case well Sad

[@forevermakayla2190]

40 years ago today she went missing, hopefully it’s solved soon!

[@j.khuster2024]

Yeah... don't hold your breath.

[@mts982]

parabon and reverse genealogy.

[@ramonak3001]

there is a reason they havent done this i have no doubt...lf this person had kids they may have uploaded their dna so...i dunno. Its weird

[@chelseagirl278]

I just posted this, I wonder if they ever tried

[@ashleyp287]

46:30 RCMP Det: Everyone should take what they read on the internet with a POUND of salt".... Me: 👀ummm..... a POUND of salt??? I think that would mean whatever ur reading on the internet holds some truth! I'm guessin he meant to say "Take everything u read on the internet with a GRAIN of Salt!" Talk about spreading confusion. A POUND of salt vs a GRAIN of salt.... doesn't get more confusing than that. For some odd reason the RCMP didn't want that car excavated at all. They refuse to do the excavation of the vehicle claiming its been decades and there probably won't be evidence. What???....funds are raised by the public to finally dig this car up and while the car is literally being dug up the RCMP comes out with a break through that they found DNA. Something is fishy about this case. The fact the mother responds with "no comment" when asked questions about her daughters murder. I knw that doesn't hold any significance to the case but in a way it does because most parents wana get the word out there to the public that way u have a better chance of finding answers but she won't answer questions and only says "no comment" is just ridiculous. That dad seems a bit odd too. Idk something isn't right with this case. All parties involved are odd to me

[@dawnisles6363]

I have a 14 yr old so really hits home, so sad

[@matsamnicfam]

Me also, a 14yr old daughter...

[@tracievendetta1908]

This case reminds me a bit of The Lovely Bones

[@jenjen.rutherford8559]

Well told thank you

[@carpe-thismaga-diem4765]

Just a hunch less than halfway through this video... the brothers who were "people watching" and noticed her by the bus stop are at the top of my list of suspects.

[@jerrson9020]

I wonder how much of a donation to compensate his work, to get these videos out every 3 days or so. ??

[@corneliawissing7950]

Thank you, Sir, for 'a measure of comfort' instead of 'closure', which has no meaning at all!!!

[@GalvMermaid50]

Would you do an episode or two on the Jennings 8, and ALL the missing and unsolved cases in NW Louisiana?❤😢

[@skipmullen7560]

As we grow older birthday’s become less important but, I bet her Momma would love to forget every birthday. May this family be blessed with some semblance of peace.

[@jessicahope9744]

Please do an episode on Alexis Patterson from Milwaukee. Her case needs and deserves more attention.

[@Newwaytoofeelthepain]

OH TRACE EVIDENCE CAN YOU PLEASEEEE bring back the background music ‘echos of times’ it fits perfectly with your videos ❤️

[@fraser_mr2009]

Probably a stranger. I don't believe it was somebody who knew her because they have a good description of the car.

[@CDN1975]

My parents are from St.Johns and I have many, many relatives that still live there. Newfoundland is the friendliest and most laid back province in Canada. This murder would have shocked everyone. It is heartbreaking that a young girl had her entire future stolen from her. Hitchhiking was so common in the early 80's. I remember as a young child my parents always picked up hitchhikers. Wouldn't dream of doing that now.

[@yelloworangered]

Maybe the killer posed her body because that's how he always saw her -- schoolgirl in the hallways, carrying her books home. Or, like you suggest, it could well be a sexual fantasy of a schoolgirl and the killer was displaying her to play up her youth. We'll never know, I suspect.

[@lincolnhawk5486]

great job! the unsolved murders of the short family in va needs a look at very interesting case.

[@ysosrs2857]

This is so sad, when a girl is murdered people in comments are only talking how good podcast is, when a boy is missing - "poor boy", "what a tragedy".

[@ramonak3001]

We also have a case you should look into. The Obrien boys from Torbay, their mother will speak about it. Her family never speaks,,,,,

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Has he ever covered it?

[@thatonethisone5904]

Another quality video, thanks

[@preciosa4u18]

Please cover the keddy murders. A mother, her 15 year old sin and his friend and her 12 year old daughter.

[@MrYungblacksta]

This podcast is amazing & it’s gonna blow up just stay persistent👍🏽 You should do 1 on the henry Mccabe case👀

[@imaplant2868]

Having watched a lot of crime shows the one thing I've learned for sure, is that if you want help DO NOT CALL RCMP You would be better off paying street hobos in spare change and class A drugs to get a positive result than expecting Canadian authorities to be remotely competent.

[@shawndouglass2939]

I've heard that often about the RCMP!!

[@3_up_moon]

I wonder if they will run it through familial genealogy.

[@chelseagirl278]

Fingers crossed!

[@stephanieraenee6068]

Hope they go back and test the last guys who seen her. The guys working.

[@deb7412]

The killer could be in their 70's or 80s now.

[@jessicatesch8430]

Or dead

[@lracseroom8286]

As someone who has family members that knew Dana and grew up *literally* around the corner from her (Charlton St.): Driving past Patrick St. On to go "up the hill" makes zero sense. Driver likely went down waterfordbridge road and then took the bridge over to southside road.

[@r.c.miller6161]

Sounds like it’s being covered up. The hitch hiking tale is pretty easy to believe. OR Which Xmas lot brother offered her a ride? Or it was someone she knew. Who buries a car and why??? Why not dig up the car? Parabon DNA should be consulted for DNA analysis.

[@katherinehearn2217]

I will always remember this . I am from Gander, Newfoundland. I am just beginning the documentary but jumping the gun in saying Genealogy DNA tracing can help find the culprit if there is any DNA evidence. There was suspicion of a resident where I live. The hairstyle, the car, matches the type of car he had at the time. I worked with him at one time and he would bring sex up in any conversation. I didnt like to be alone with him. He would talk about his conquests with young girls

[@cynthiaandralph2107]

Obviously there's a lot more information available than what can be provided in a podcast, but did they match that DNA against all the local cops?

[@shawndouglass2939]

She was a child, not a young woman

[@spleengrrrl]

I don't know if she knew her killer. If the eyewitnesses to her getting into a car were telling the truth or at least gave an accurate description of the situation, it seems she stuck out her thumb and got into the car after talking to him for a while. Wouldn't she have been smiling and talking animatedly if she knew her killer? I agree the posing of her was just signature. She could have represented someone to him. He might be acting something out. What if he was molested as a child by a girl her age? Who knows what goes through a killer's mind. I do think he knew the area but left after the crime. If the police had put out an advisory that stated people should think about people who acted weird following the murder (the day of or day after) or even left the area, maybe they could have tracked someone down.

[@paigebrown9868]

Probably Someone She Knew TBH...

[@hellenicblonde6117]

I'd hate to call anyone a liar because I doubt the alleged witness did it on purpose but at the same time I doubt the veracity of recovered memories.

[@lorimiller4301]

I recovered my memories with self hypnosis. My body remembered and when I allowed myself to go through the feelings, my body had wild responses but right after they ended the memory would come instantly and completely. Like pieces of a puzzle coming together. Remembering saved my life, I was no longer hurting so bad that I wanted to die. We create so much pain for ourselves when we don't allow ourselves to really, fully feel our feelings.

[@dianetina]

I’m from Newfoundland. The police here always said they know who did it but they don’t have enough evidence to convict him . The police will always hung around his house, people in the neighbourhood would throw things at his house I heard, because many people knew he did it, his parents were my friend’s husband‘s grandparents, apparently many people put his parents through hell for years and years because they knew he was living in that house. So I asked my friend one day do you think he did it and she said oh yes and the police knows too . I was shocked . I do know that that man was a lot older than Dana . I’m assuming he is probably deceased now but I’m not sure.

[@NLFlyFisher]

Are you talking about Shannon Murrin?

[@StarlahMutiny]

ITS NEVER A MANNEQUIN

[@christopher.d.parks.5]

Are you really doing an ad for weddings while showing the picture of the car and suspect of a killer? That screams Class if I've ever seen or heard it.

[@shawndouglass2939]

KZbin Premium is your friend here😉

[@coreyfalo3939]

Why are they not is ng GEDMATCH to find the male line like they did the Golden State killer? I would pay out if pocket for the family if they do that..I know it's someone who has not been in trouble before..as his DNA does not give a hit..but they need to use familial DNA

[@ramonak3001]

exactly...its weird....

[@kevintoohig9589]

Poor baby girl

[@am2023]

False memory syndrome is scary enough to do a podcast on cases affected directly by the condition

[@TheGenXInfluencer54]

Gerardo fw false memory syndrome is not a thing.

[@melancholikak6844]

False memory syndrome occurs rarely. And, it was "created" by the mother and father of a woman who claims her father molested her for many years. It's their way of diverting their abuse.

[@lorimiller4301]

@@melancholikak6844 exactly, who's going to believe a pee dough ? They will say absolutely anything to cover their crimes. They are liars. When you're hurt like that your body remembers to allow your brain to function until you feel safe enough to remember.

[@cynthiagibson3069]

Her body and clothing would have been a treasure trove of evidence if they had sense enough to preserve it

[@hunna5849]

Some people are on earth to be evil

[@AmericanAussie1776]

Have they re-tested the DNA with the technology we have now in 2022???

[@AlonzoHoven]

Thank you

[@unknownkingdom]

Weird to show the suspect while reading thr ad

[@bigbadaves]

I fall asleeo to them too!

[@KenBlackRifleAmerica]

Zola Wedding App ads in the middle of a murder mystery???? Geezzzzz

[@smurfiennes]

Why not? Advertising is an income for him.

[@KenBlackRifleAmerica]

@@smurfiennes I think there's a better time to run Zola Wedding App ads than in the MIDDLE OF THE PRESENTATION! My personal view...I enjoy the channel, but just bad timing.

[@shawndouglass2939]

KZbin Premium is your friend here😉

[@FknNefFy]

MOST EVIDENCE from the cat might be gone but did they check if the passenger door handle worked??

[@khijir2]

I mean this in no funny way if I ever get murdered or hurt god forbid I hope Trace evidence covers it. His professionalism is top tier.

[@thecatatemyhomework]

Nice to show a happy wedding ad in the middle of a story about a young girl's murder while showing photos of the alleged murderer. Hopefully none of her family members see this because it will only make them think of what her wedding would have been like. Poor taste.

[@lorimiller4301]

I agree, that's tacky.

[@balazsvarga1823]

Classi . But sponsors are money!

[@christineyetman640]

I always wondered if any D.N.A was found with poor teenage girl..anything that they can test...It is so strange that they have never caught this monster after all these years..

[@tiffanystephens4785]

Good podcast!!