Tracking the Killer of Mary Catherine Edwards | Full Episode

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[@amandad2840]

Using the same handcuffs was the absolute best power move I've ever heard. Kudos to you guys for working so diligently on this!

[@EggeTrefinneJ]

Poetic justice ❤

[@ailleananaithnid2566]

Meh, he didn’t feel anything at all. So I think it was wasted on him.

[@janedoe4316]

Idk how. It wouldn't really have any effect on him. Probably gave him satisfaction to know how much it affected others that they would go through the trouble.

[@AlexisRoark]

@@ailleananaithnid2566 It wasn't for him. It was for her and her family.

[@cw5451]

Gotta LOVE Texas justice!

[@NoranOuf]

The fact that 30 years later her 2nd grade student didn't miss a trial day says a lot about how good of a person and teacher she was ♥she didn't get the chance to have her own kids but she left a lasting legacy

[@noreengardner1075]

Teachers are hero’s to so many, we should all value them and education 💐

[@YvonneMelvin]

My son is a Third grade teacher and has a big heart. Some in his class know their future, and most he knows their future they will be a bright light to other kids.

[@marygoff3332]

What a slob he is!

[@MaritzaAgosto-e1g]

AMEN . ❤️🩷💖💗💓💞💕❣️

[@ds8290]

It also says a lot of the student and her never ending effort to be there.

[@godmadesam]

The fact they allowed a rapist off with probation is insane!!!!

[@loudMouse11]

Yes!

[@kennyhiggins7806]

@@loudMouse11 I guess things were done so differently in the “old days”! I’ll bet law enforcement is closing some cases from years past! DNA testing is the greatest thing!!

[@11zanderman]

He did pay a fine too.

[@jimwerther]

​@@11zanderman Well, in that case...

[@ailleananaithnid2566]

Old sentencing guidelines. In some states they were issued a ticket for less than $50!

[@RullXov]

To say Clayton did not age gracefully, would be a huge understatement.

[@ronaldwilson9525]

@@RullXov That was a very HUGE pair of pants

[@RullXov]

@@ronaldwilson9525 Indeed, it's one of the reasons I chose to use that word.

[@bjbrown]

He will not last very long in prison.

[@mom2babygkaterad946]

And HUGE yeah..😒😏

[@triciashoemaker9047]

HUGE..... understatement.

[@pjnix5618]

The student who symbolically stood by her teachers side through this trial … beautiful inside and outside. I’m sure your teacher felt you there and is an angel watching over you.

[@bluehorseshoe23]

Getting away with serious crimes: Pre-1900: leave town. 1900-1995: wipe prints and leave no witnesses. 1996-2018: avoid surveillance cameras every 10 feet, don’t use cell phone or car, clean up crime scene and get rid of all physical evidence. 2019-present: hope your 2nd cousin in Utah that you never met didn’t use a genealogy website in the last 15 years.

[@gretchen4708]

Right?! You’re spot on 😆

[@Pinky-s6s]

You nailed it 😅

[@molliwilson5639]

Yep!

[@Dragzi83]

Yeah and that's a best face of technology raising

[@jfdluxczerooo]

Hahahaha wow

[@taylorwalker525]

Why was this man allowed to be an UBER DRIVER?? Did they not do a background check? They hired a rapist? Uber should be ashamed.

[@bmindful1888]

My thoughts exactly ! Makes me think twice about using Uber rides…

[@tempyst409]

This is exactly the reason why I refuse to use Uber/Lyft. They don't screen their drivers. They say they do, but as in this case. You can see yet again failing

[@GodLovesYouAllTheTime]

​@tempyst409 They screened me the other day. I drive for lyft. I was curious as to what they check and they do a criminal background check but I think it only goes back so far. They use a 3rd party though. And they only do it once a year. Smh.

[@Nirual]

Some people can hide who they are sometimes. It’s not uncommon. That or Uber was too dang lazy to do background to see if he was charged or convicted of any crime

[@renaissancemedic]

Uber doesn’t care about the safety of its passengers, use this knowledge wisely

[@geeebee8512]

as someone who works with children, the part about Katherine's student attending the trial everyday made me cry as it would have meant so much to her.

[@wendyfoster5579]

Almost 30 years later 😢

[@Therezumee92]

I wonder how many killers are shaking in their boots since DNA technology has changed so hard over the past decade. Naturally there's not enough manforce to get them all while they are alive, but I like these episodes where they remind ''hey, we haven't forgotten this victim''.

[@ernestscott1076]

They are only shaking, if they have their DNA on file, if they never been in trouble with the law, they not worried!

[@giniviva672]

@@ernestscott1076 Their DNA don’t not need to be on file, it’s enough if some of their relatives have submitted their own DNA to these genealogy databases. Then a family tree is made. Once the detectives can locate a suspect to a certain family tree, they collect suspect’s TRASH DNA and make a match.

[@pixi2209]

Yes, but it is very rare to find some people, who want to search DNA data through months. Not every murderer can be so "lucky".

[@ds8290]

Many serial killers don’t even shake nor are they scared. They’re ruthless killers who don’t have any feelings.

[@gasmith7486]

Criminals are unhinged and don’t care

[@ilikecoffee05]

omg seeing her twin sister cry is so devastating :(( bless her family

[@wolfhound45]

The wailing of the mother and sister on the phone tore my soul apart 😢

[@FashionLinguist]

Her friend must feel soooo horrible! This is so sad!

[@nishadurant6266]

😢🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Lindsey34343]

DAMN! Same cuffs?!? Get that dude Mr. Texas Ranger!

[@Lindsey34343]

He was playing chess…

[@cw5451]

The Texas Rangers do not mess around! They are amazing! We are blessed to have them in my great state!

[@boiperfection4797]

The handcuff bit was an awesome move by the investigators. Loved it.

[@alisonmcnamara800]

Her student made this story even more sad, Catherine made a difference in her student's lives. So sad that she didn't have the chance to spread all of her love and goodwill! RIP Catherine!

[@junemarshall-kingsley566]

Meanwhile, Clayton, who took her life went on to become a drain on society.

[@Eirini1]

@@junemarshall-kingsley566typical

[@asiazuzasia5011]

What a disgusting guy - disgusting inside and out.!!

[@caramileelliott1719]

What a disgusting pig. That poor woman

[@MissWobbles]

"No, I don't remember them from school...because they were freshman". Hmmm, I thought he couldn't remember them? 🤔

[@cw5451]

😆

[@ilikecoffee05]

seriously i was like "you don't remember them but you somehow rememeber they were freshman??" 🙄

[@AnnButowski]

Please know I am NOT defending the killer. But he could be aware of age of the victim etc after the death and when trial occurred years later.

[@lisas2538]

Why when he previously raped a woman did he only get a fine and probation ?? Are you kidding me? He should have been in prison for life! A sexual predator never stops or gets better.

[@ilikecoffee05]

exactly!!

[@Eirini1]

Totally

[@Mataylor17]

It was the 80s. That was normal back then.

[@RichardWagner-hi4zn]

Bill Clinton did not get probation but to be president! lol

[@liztrollope9762]

Can not blame the defense lawyer for the most unenthusiastic defence I have ever seen!

[@dcdread5983]

He knows his client is a piece of💩 by the simple fact he declined to provide an opening statement!

[@zwad3423]

He didn't even try to defend him

[@cleopatraoatcake7364]

Exactly.

[@junemarshall-kingsley566]

At least he didn't try some crazy, improbable defense like some of them do. Or they will drag the victims reputation through the mud: "That DNA flew in through the window and landed on her bed and in her. She was a masochist and put the cuffs on herself. Then staged the whole thing because she was jealous of her friend's marriage." So I'm thankful that this lawyer has integrity.

[@mimidamama4826]

This is the comment I was looking for

[@HuskyTheDog2202]

That beautiful and loyal student! 😢❤

[@ilikecoffee05]

teachers really have an impact on kids lives, especially when they are as great as mary❤

[@liljerry496]

He don’t remember but the sisters was in his wedding …😡😡 what a POS

[@findingfulfillmentwithrae]

Well obviously he was lying, duh

[@TAGMZs63]

I just imagine that creep checking her out at his wedding.

[@penieljesuszuniga]

Thank you, Helenah, for loving your teacher so. You’re not only gorgeous on the outside but you’re even gorgeous on inside sitting in that courtroom and training in honor of your teacher. May God bless you 💯🙏🏾

[@pablojuega3312]

Yes, what a kind and beautiful human she is❤🎉

[@Komediennekymd2009]

This program never disappoints

[@boojiela]

word

[@Falangemary123]

Facts

[@Puddles1239]

What do you mean by that ?

[@verakerry4419]

💯

[@RoheyFatty-j2h]

​@@Puddles1239the show is always top notch and their investigation style is unique

[@ChiefVictor]

Her friend knew her ex had handcuffs, ràped a woman and acted weird after the phone call. Seems like she should have told the police something just in case

[@carolvfl8355]

I agree! The “friend” could have helped solve this case decades ago! It seems she just ignored all those red flags.

[@sunilayya8948]

The police should have investigated her ex partners or Boyfriends in the first place.

[@harmonarmon]

I’m wondering if the cops never revealed that handcuffs were used to the public. BUT they could have contacted Smith & Wesson to see all the people from Texas, other than law enforcement, that purchased AND go through all the sexual attacks from the area. Bad investigation.

[@shannonsimpson8462]

She must have at least felt some kind of sus toward him

[@kat_roses]

Maybe I missed it but was the handcuff detail made public though? The police may have kept that detail to themselves

[@Jaydee215]

The defense was like “yea we got nothin”. This was such a sad case.

[@GMoney-ho8zx]

Clayton tried to eat the guilt away. All those years out of custody, he created his own prison.

[@sbsandra]

The fact that they needed to use two handcuffs lol

[@Eirini1]

For sure

[@louise2467]

Glad he survived his binge to now diet on the country’s dollar. Or am I. ?

[@Angelina14799]

I grew up in Beaumont and have lived in this area all my life. I remember when this happened very well. It was shocking because she was a young schoolteacher who no one had a bad word to say about. The way she was killed was unbelievable.

[@ephy6378]

The defense attorney is like," Just sentence him already. Y'all know I'm just yapping"

[@lovepeace2077]

lol

[@loudMouse11]

Wow its sooo beautiful & inspirational that a teacher, a second teacher, could influance a childs life in such a positive way. Its also signifies the magnitude of responsibility that an educator has everyday when they walk in that classroom every single time.

[@junemarshall-kingsley566]

And her life was taken so that hulking carcass, Clayton, could continue with his destructive life.

[@cw5451]

So true!

[@markym6683]

I want this team on my side!! Outstanding work.

[@ilikecoffee05]

it's always the sweetest, kindest people that get killed, so sad :(

[@concettaworkman5895]

No good deed goes unpunished.

[@americanstrongg1289]

The student who is going to be a lawyer! 💜 all the other attorneys going against her better watch out. The heart she has is amazing.

[@Michelle-qq4sd]

Thank God they maintained the evidence.

[@ilikecoffee05]

what makes me so angry is how he just decided to end this sweet womans life and go on about his life like nothing happened?? wtf is wrong with people like him smh.🤦‍♀

[@cw5451]

They are evil. It’s not a rational thing.

[@deconcreterose]

The “best friend”….She feels so strongly about there possibly being other victims but ignored every last red flag when it was close to home. Lady please🙄

[@Eirini1]

Seriously

[@cw5451]

I’m relieved to see I’m not the only person who was put off by her. On one hand, I empathize with her feelings of guilt. But on the other hand, I feel she is being self-centered and making it too much about her! She needs to let it go and move on!

[@audreyhuggins8822]

How is a rape a "misunderstanding" so strange and she married him anyway.

[@inaschultz1431]

So her family could not slow her down when her fiance accused of rape? Did ANY of her girlfriends know about this? WTH?

[@caylangoins3483]

These investigators are very talented I love their demeanor

[@E_M_C_2]

I dont think I've EVER shed this many years during a 48 Hours episode..... This should DEFINITELY be made into a movie!

[@lashanaweaver3686]

Not being too judgy but I don’t care how short Of knowledge it would’ve been; soon as I found out my fiance was an accused rapist; I WOULD CALL EVERYTHING OFF!!! I don’t know how she married this sick, unattractive male.

[@cikatomo3092]

That makes no sense. I could accuse you right here and now, according to your logic everyone in your life should abandon you.

[@CraftyCuriosity]

Think of the times and how young she was and how convincing he was.

[@Lambandpotatocurry]

She was in denial

[@cindytrayer4279]

Cognitive dissonance in play

[@Veronicalifornia]

​@@cikatomo3092he was convicted, not just accused. They gave him a very light sentence for raping the 19 year old.

[@likeargamanflaming940]

He was given probation for tying up and SA a woman?! No jail time?!

[@OOL-UV2]

Yep. I used to do records checks as part of my job. An amazing number of people have sx offenses on their records and served little if any time for it. The idea that criminals commit one offense and do hard time has always been a myth.

[@likeargamanflaming940]

@@OOL-UV2 sickening to think of the disgusting smirk on their faces when the judge gives them a free pass and the victim gets the slap in the face....unjust, unfair

[@adrienneschugren9790]

I can just hear the judge when he was charged with rape. "Oh, I don't want to ruin the future of this promising young man!" 🙄 when will judges learn to put violent predators away so they don't escalate?

[@Eirini1]

Right

[@jillwiegand4257]

Excellent detective work to everyone involved. Thank you for bringing this roach to justice! RIP to this amazing teacher. ❤

[@Sniper5354]

His wife should have connected the dots when she found out that her best friend was tied with law enforcement grade handcuffs. She knew he had ordered similar stuff. Together with the 19-year-old-victim case, she could not have missed the connections. She was in denial all along and that's the reason why she didn't heed her family's warnings and proceeded with the wedding.

[@RichardE221]

Her friend really did her wrong.

[@zee0925]

Exactly! I feel like she knew more

[@pixi2209]

I agree, it was odd, that she didn't see any dots to connect.

[@pj7076]

EXACTLY, SHE DEFINITELY KNEW

[@pj7076]

And the way she explained her reaction to finding out seems so fake and theatrical

[@therealbronxbull8541]

If he didn't know them, how did he know they were Freshman.

[@el4925]

I was just going to comment that!!!

[@robinjones2369]

Absolutely amazing detective work ❤

[@scaryclarey654]

This is the craziest cold case. The "coincidences" that came together to solve it are mind boggling. Excellent work. Very compelling video.

[@YowzaBowzaWowza]

Unbelievable. Stupid “best friends” can get you killed. Victim found with police issue handcuffs. Best friend’s “police obsessed” husband had handcuffs dangling from car’s rearview mirror. Same guy had been convicted of violent sex crime. HELLO?! Another example of investigative INCOMPETENCE. How did they overlook this guy?!!!

[@carolvfl8355]

Yes, I wonder if the police made public that handcuffs had been used. And if so, why didn’t Diana ever mention to the police that her husband drove around with handcuffs hanging from his mirror?

[@cindytrayer4279]

She just didn’t want to believe and or find out if was him and then have to deal with her guilt. Easier to lie to yourself and rationalize things away.

[@sunilayya8948]

Exactly. But police should have investigated all former men in her life anyway.

[@ANILEATE]

Seeing the sister crying on the stand made me tear up. THATS so sad

[@dcdread5983]

Her pain was very palpable and it ripped my heart apart. I watch a bunch of these episodes but this particular one just tugs on your heartstrings 🙏🏾

[@alisong2328]

It always seems more heart wrenching when it's a twin who is the victim.😢

[@ilikecoffee05]

@@alisong2328 yeah because usually twins are really close, so sad :(

[@ekoj3121]

The other victim who took the stand too- she was so brave to be to relive what had been done to her to help get justice for Katherine.

[@danagenovese6646]

So the friend Diana, knowing all what she knew about Clayton, didn’t realize there was something rotten in Denmark when poor Catherine came up dead and the handcuffs were a main issue? Furthermore, if the investigation thought it was someone she knew, didn’t they question friends and people in Catherine’s life and then branch out from there? I don’t understand this. However, cudos to those people who did all the genealogy. They worked really hard and figured it out since the investigations didn’t focus on friends in Catherine’s present and past .

[@gasmith7486]

Kudos not cudos 🙄🙄🙄

[@CutandShoot5x5]

48 hours is the Best! In most cases these awful criminals are caught! In this case these 2 women are absolute HEROES! ❤️❤️

[@abccoy]

Asking your fiancé about his arrest a simply taking his word for it is wild!

[@rockstarofredondo]

Different times. You couldn’t just go online and background check people. We are very lucky to have access to these kinds of things.

[@eoa363]

Plus, she was a teenager. Married for 11 years and divorced by the time she was 31, means she got married at 18 or 19.

[@georgiesimmons5924]

At first I was like she was young but oh my gosh she's slow poor lady

[@matchhunter7012]

That's why you need fathers!!!

[@thebeautifulone8278]

Exactly. I’m gonna be front row of his trial everyday…..

[@ruths329]

For all those who are commenting about how he got probation for the SA in the 80s, you have to know that that was something for that time. This was around the time when they were rolling out the "No means No" date rape campaign. I was in college at the time. It was like if you knew the person, then he couldn't SA you because you must have "led him on." I wish I was exaggerating about this, but I'm not.

[@mnm25479]

The pain of finding their daughter dead and like that?! 💔 horrifying and heartbreaking. So sad for the family. What an awesome justice team🙏🏼.

[@MoroMoro1]

Just the small clips of her twin sisters testimony had me teary eyed. He thought he'd never be caught since he never gave up his DNA and it had been soo many years later. That DNA family tree mapping is incredible.

[@marysisak2359]

l have to agree with the guy that says some people are demon possessed.

[@kendragreene5953]

ABSOLUTELY!

[@Mataylor17]

They are the demons

[@tove236]

I don't understand why they didn't look into this guy back in 95.

[@PHARAOHAKHENATEN-zi3hh]

Man he probably thought he got away with it all these years.

[@204august2]

Man, she must’ve been a great teacher, great teachers just don’t come around like that anymore these days.

[@BuccaneerBruce]

Yes they do.

[@roselisembee2333]

There are still fantastic teachers. They have SO much more to deal with today and I personally know some leaving the profession because they have no support, violent students, and are burnt out and stressed out due to these factors.

[@204august2]

@ yep, that too, a close friend of mine wants to quit teaching herself she literally said she’s only there for the kids. they mostly have her doing administrative work that’s it. she originally wanted to be a forensic psychologist but she couldn’t afford it.

[@theresarasche3173]

My son is a great teacher and is there for the kids that want to learn.

[@moniqueloomis9772]

You must be a bot.

[@ladyrazorsharp]

Catherine's student took what was meant for evil and is turning it into a powerful force for good. I think she would be immensely proud of that. Rest in Peace, Catherine. You are well-remembered.

[@naima1137]

The intro music is perfect for this show ,don’t change it ,very catchy !

[@divinemischief4655]

It really is amazing, so dramatic

[@MM-we4no]

I actually hate it. It gives me anxiety for some reason

[@Stiasteny]

@@MM-we4no I think that’s the goal: to increase anxiety and fear. To feel how the victims felt.

[@Stevethebear]

A cold case solved means a warm bed in jail

[@brianmaitai7685]

God almighty. Did he eat half the steers in Texas?!!!

[@cw5451]

Nice one! 😁

[@sharonjimenez9275]

I love the way they let him walk towards the elevator 😂😂😂goooottteeem

[@pixi2209]

Yes, he was like: "Ooohhh! Almost! It was so close..." 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@easternkiwiz]

Yeah, they certainly weren't worried about him out running them if it came to a chase

[@jlkitz1775]

Women, come on!!! This dude had an arrest for S. A. and her response was "well he wasn't in jail, so..." WTH?! 🤨 And a FINE for a S😡. A. arrest?!

[@rockstarofredondo]

Arrest=/=conviction

[@rebeccawight2599]

He WAS convicted

[@cw5451]

I’m thinking she may not be the sharpest knife in the knife drawer.

[@Simplelivingslowliving]

Great work Tina and Sheryl La point .

[@aprilmcgahhey522]

Incredible investigative work done. What a great team. Good job!

[@vonjo27]

Sorry, but her friend must be the most gullible, dumbest person ever.

[@Eirini1]

lol. Yes

[@jahnsendecampos8885]

He s P.O.S. and this make me very ungry because he lived freely till his 60 s.

[@BuccaneerBruce]

The only hope is that he spent all of those years looking over his shoulder that the police were going to come for him. However I doubt it.

[@RullXov]

I bet that creep complains every day in prison that he's not getting enough to eat. And I'm ok with that.

[@Eirini1]

lol 😂

[@ChrisOhMy]

If this isn't an example of how the food in this country has gone downhill by looking at Clayton, I don't know what evidence you'd need. Just look at that guy. It's the bad veg oils, the high fructose corn syrup etc etc. What a shame and what a slob

[@pixi2209]

🎯🎯🎯 And GM0 corns and "food".

[@t0raneko]

He wasn't the only player in this story who ballooned over the years, though

[@rockstarofredondo]

@@t0raneko these people are representative of 70% of America so it’s not surprising.

[@Eirini1]

@@t0ranekoI was about to say. His ex wife ate her guilt away too.

[@margaretwhittaker2291]

@@Eirini1 YES!

[@chrisspearline767]

This is why I don't use Uber or Lyft

[@cindytrayer4279]

It’s literally no different than sticking out your thumb and hitchhiking

[@lcam9241]

​@@cindytrayer4279i disagree with that assessment. A bit hyperbolic, yes?

[@cindytrayer4279]

@lcam9241 that’s why we’re all entitled to have our own thoughts and opinions. In your mind, you are correct , in my mind, I’m correct.

[@chrisspearline767]

@@cindytrayer4279 I been saying that

[@lyncressler2608]

I cried .. so many horrible sick walking around us 😢

[@jordanalbano9780]

You don’t sit down across from a Texas Ranger to talk about a lost purse

[@Laura-ux8vt]

❤️👍🫢🤣

[@cw5451]

Ikr?!

[@dearmakeupdiary]

Wow, her journal entry one month before she died was truly touching and it was like she felt a premonition. I got goosebumps as the detective read those powerful words. Her spirit would never be shut down and her voice would be heard throught that DNA sample even decades after her violent and premature death. Justice was finally made. She was right. The spirit prevails.

[@sherly4289]

Thanks to the team that never stop and work tirelessly for Catherine’s case. I hope at least the family will get a bit of closure and those other victims.

[@toniacollinske2518]

"No one knew what he was capable of". Sir, a lot of women knew but he got probation

[@Laura-ux8vt]

❤️👍

[@lolanr01]

Yeah, except the wife. She's the poster child of 'clueless'.

[@kavericornett6748]

What a GROSE man!!!!! Ugh!!!!

[@Ladybhive71]

2 sets of hadcuffs😂

[@cw5451]

Gross 😊 (and I agree! He is so yucky!)

[@gavtronics]

How did he gave *probation* for *rape*? Were times really that different in the 80s? Did he have the world's best lawyer?

[@Mataylor17]

Yes, times were much different. No dna. No rape kits. No sex registry. Rape and beating women wasn’t quite the big deal back then as it is now. It started changing in the 90s.

[@jmbond6728]

Yep, and a lot of the thinking was, “oh, she just regretted it so she’s accusing him to make herself feel less guilty.” Men AND women believed that. And if a girl was SAed, she probably did something to deserve it or she lead him on. I had a friend who was assaulted in the early 80s, she told me she was walking home from high school basketball practice, in a baggy sweatsuit, no makeup, hair messy, covered in sweat. As she passed an alley, a guy grabbed her by her hair and yanked her off the sidewalk, she didn’t even know he was there. She was still grilled by the police, accused of provoking him in some way.

[@Brewer8481]

her student showing up, her best friend (his ex) showing up, being worried her sister would hate her, her sister naming her daughter for her.. this woman was so loved 😢💔 The handcuffs being used was just the justice she deserved.

[@kalitheamare]

Greetings from France. A close friend was s*xually assaulted last night. She's not doing well. The scumbag (a co-worker) was immediately fired but not arrested. He was sent back home with a "restraining order" until the case goes on trial in December. I'm afraid for my friend's life and will NEVER understand such leniency

[@cw5451]

For sure! What’s up with France?

[@Stevethebear]

If the Texas Ranger isnt telling everyone to "take a seat" after he arrests them, he's missing so many opportunities. Dead ringer for Chris Hansen.

[@kendragreene5953]

He looks exactly like him!!

[@junemarshall-kingsley566]

He also is intelligent and charming, as is "Chris Handsome."

[@BlkMagickGaia3]

People always assume " having children " is every woman's ultimate goal in life. It's not . Some ? Sure. All ? Nope

[@Marlaina]

How is this relevant to the story?

[@theinitialscc1924]

​@Marlaina it's not. but watching it, I couldn't help but wonder....if she had never been attacked and was a gay woman...would these same folks have loved and accepted her? Or if she married a man of another race, or religion, would they have strained relations today? people are so unloving on micro and macro levels.

[@moniqueloomis9772]

​@@theinitialscc1924This is a wonderfully thoughtful comment.

[@BeautyisHerName692]

I get what you mean! Not everyone wants children or marriage. Many people live fruitful lives without either one or both. SMH 🤦🏽‍♀️ she might would have went on to have no children - or just got married. Idk I think this society think if you don’t have one or both of those- you’re not normal.

[@jeannineterese1037]

How did people not suspect him, he had a rape conviction!

[@brianmaitai7685]

25:40....His backside is as big as an Uber cab.

[@pinkpugginz]

Lmaoo

[@louisurbancic2206]

This man is the worst kind of criminal. He preyed on the trust of innocent women and then when they let their guard down, he ambushed them and raped them. I hate that he lived a whole life while he stole a piece (or in Catherine's case, entirely) of their lives. Just tragic.

[@kathykay6602]

You see a pair of handcuffs hanging on your mirror and you do not suspect anything???????

[@labitcoineragt3596]

As a former teacher who was able to carry on friendships with my elementary students and I get to see them get married, have their own families, be successful in life this case resonates with me. Her students loved her even to this day and she never got to see them succeed. She never got to see them grow up. And in turn they never got the chance to continue that friendship that was so valuable to them. 😫

[@jodidonaldson2923]

This is crazy. I was 10 when this happened. I just turned 39. Sad it took this long for justice. Peace to the family! ❤

[@MaritzaAgosto-e1g]

A beautiful and blessed teacher ❤️ 💖 🙏 💕 would be greatly proud of her students ❤️ today .

[@sutats]

What a monster.

[@nonjabulomakhathini6795]

Watching from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@salomehart8833]

Hallo uit Paarl!

[@MM-we4no]

Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@pixi2209]

Greetings from Poland. 👍🇵🇱🖐️

[@maryodonoghue9222]

Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@cw5451]

Howdy from Texas! I am so moved by the fact that KZbin enables a global community to enjoy KZbin videos together! And this show is so good that I can see why people from all over the world would want to watch it. ☮️ 💜

[@sonlalguite3590]

48 hours is the best crime show on youtube

[@rebeccab.463]

Gives a whole new meaning to the "elephant in the room."

[@jamegumm]

This dude probably killed others

[@marygoff3332]

What a slob of a man.

[@junemarshall-kingsley566]

Hi brain is a sloppy mess as well. But he knew enough to act like "Mr. Nice Guy," I guess. A large, lumbering reptile that cold-bloodedly feeds on whatever prey is in his path. Choosing the weak and helpless.

[@sadiestoltzfus9798]

Clay really let himself go that's for sure.

[@nicole04050809]

Is it just me or does anyone else get the feeling Diane thinks she's the star of the show?

[@Laura-ux8vt]

Totally

[@Eirini1]

Yes

[@cw5451]

She’s quite annoying and self-centered.

[@lizacapeloto1270]

Diane was the ex wife?

[@danieladanjelitova3508]

@@cw5451 and very very stupid and naive...this should be a crime also...

[@liz46529]

this one was a tearjerker, may she rest easy and may those that loved her find peace.

[@CrimePuzzleTV]

Unbelievable that Uber would allow someone with such a background to drive. This case exposes serious flaws in their vetting process. Safety should never be compromised.