Unravelling a Murderous Secret Hidden in the Woods...

True Crime: After the disappearance and murder of a bright young student, several years passed before her group of killers were convicted. But with many dramatic allegations against each other, how much of the story do we really know?
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00:00 Intro
01:45 Tennessee
02:51 Holly Bobo's life
04:54 April 13th 2011
09:37 Aftermath
13:46 Suspects and arrests
20:34 Legal proceedings...
26:12 Remembering Holly
28:08 Outro
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[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you for watching folks! I have some awesome news coming out next Monday - Please check out www.coffeehousecrime.com and sign up if you'd like to be the first to hear the news. And I'll see you here next Monday 16th October for the reveal! :)

[@iamlowkeyedits]

I comment at the beginning because I love you no matter what Adrian, xo. Psps to Nero

[@MoOnYsLaYs]

International agents 😂

[@k.m.5819]

Hi Adrian, thank you for covering this case and all that you do.👍🙂 Keep up the amazing work 👏😊💯🎉

[@rosenaidoo2722]

Can't wait

[@k.m.5819]

Awesome anxious for it!!! 😊🎉

[@GCKMimi]

Bless the hunter who found her. You can hear how he's getting emotional thinking about finding her and seeing his own daughter there at 18:30. You can tell he's a good man for that. I can't imagine the nightmares he has after this. The police should be ashamed for their mishandling of this case.

[@awesomeman8385]

Sounded like he has a daughter of his own

[@lorettascott5477]

Day after day state after state and city by city they are rude crude and clueless! We need to start holding people in authority with unpaid discipline. In my city they beyond disrespectful and corrupt and I see stories all over you tube. 🙏❤️😊

[@GCKMimi]

@@lorettascott5477 personally I'm of the opinion that police training needs to be more in-depth and longer than the academy

[@honda-akari]

If only he stopped hunting.

[@arlynpage7491]

@@honda-akari He was Hunting for GINSENG.

[@Jay00011FJG]

The brother not doing anything is so frustrating. If your sibling is upset even if it’s with someone she’s dating YOU GO OUTSIDE AND MAKE SURE THEY’RE OKAY

[@haydensmith5718]

FR stop laying in bed and go run out there!!!! What is he doing!!!

[@ashleysmith5001]

I thought the same thing, his mom had to tell him two different times to get a gun,and that wasn't her boyfriend and call the police. I wonder, and I am not trying to be disrespectful if her brother had something to do with it? I am from Tennessee. She was a very beautiful young woman.

[@hotanimeshark5506]

@@ashleysmith5001only thing I can think is maybe he was in a daze when he woke up?? Maybe idk

[@user-ds8ht6th2k]

He even had a gun. I would have followed them imidiatly and the police can come after when they get their thumbs out of their a....

[@smrtrthnu1571]

Yeah. Unless he is a 12 yr old there is no damn excuse for his lack of action. He's a real cellphone warrior. This is what's happening to our country. People are raising helpless man babies who couldn't protect their gummy bears from my little sister .... So sad. Unless the facts as told in this video are Incorrect. They always say not to blame yourself, and there's nothing you could have done. In this case it sounds like he should blame himself and there's a lot he could have done.

[@camelbro]

Always loved Adrian's delivery of these stories. Starts with the victim, ends with the victim. Many of these videos put so much focus on the killers. Adrian puts the focus on the victim. I like that.

[@angrycupcake93]

Adrian is great. He is always so respectful and reasonable. A gem of the true crime community. 💜

[@arlynpage7491]

Oh Adrian- I’m So Very Glad you included the clip of Mr. Larry Stone who found Holly’s remains whilst hunting for ginseng. A Bear of a man with a Gentle Disposition who was affected deeply by finding Holly. This man is a father and laid flowers at the site he found Holly’s remains whilst clearly getting emotional and fighting tears- There are still some GOOD PEOPLE in this ever increasingly evil world of ours and he is certainly one of them- Bless you Mr. Stone🙏.

[@dn9597]

I feel terrible for the Bobo family, but Holly's brother is very suspicious. I get a feeling that he knew who the murderer(s) were but didn't want to identify him/them because he was involved in their drug making business

[@emmabauer1906]

His description of the man who walked off with Holly could very well be a lie not wanting to be linked to this.

[@stanparker9556]

I was thinking the same thing and just didn't wanna say it. Lol

[@caro.caro.9578]

@@stanparker9556Same here.

[@joshklaver47]

Yep. 100%. He failed to give chase and provided a false description.

[@velocepeyet]

I completely concur !

[@fo7743]

I’m sorry but her brother’s nonchalance is the primary reason the murder even happened in the first place. How do you see someone in camouflage with your sister, looking unhappy and saying “no, why” your mom screaming that’s not Drew, get a gun and you are still on the phone trying to call the same sister and Drew and everybody else and not the police or running out to find out what’s going on. It won’t surprise me if the brother is complicit. I’ve never seen a worse case of STUPIDITY. How could Holly have screamed so loudly that a neighbour heard, panicked and called their mom but the brother, in the house did not hear??? The house isn’t even big. The brother needs to take a lie detector test, this doesn’t make sense.

[@Anita-k]

My thoughts exactly. I'd not be surprised to learn that the inmates are all innocent in her murder case, the phone of one of them even pinged elsewhere during a crucial timeframe. & Tbh the shady brother's story doesn't add up, the parents know but don't wanna lose him to prison. Just my opinion, of course I can be wrong.

[@yonbo06]

agree

[@a697ag]

It's Tennessee so head to toe camo is not uncommon, but yeah between the brother and the police ... poor girl

[@sandrafaith]

Look into what's referred to as normalcy bias: a "...cognitive bias which leads people to disbelieve or minimize threat warnings. Consequently, individuals underestimate the likelihood of a disaster, when it might affect them, and its potential adverse effects." (from Wikipedia) This would explain what her brother was likely dealing with in the moment. I'm sure the man is living in constant guilt for not having taken action, and I'm dismayed at the number of people who think he's to blame for what happened or is involved in some way.

[@youphooymayers246]

Bruh to accuse the brother of being involved is unhinged. Dont act like everyone would do the same in an emergency situation or that everyone knows what to do or how to react. Some people even just are in shock or denial, hoping its all just a misunderstanding and soon his sister comes out fine. Hope you feel great hiding behind your pc screen saying this type of horrid shiz about the family of the damn victim. Go outside.

[@jimmyavpi]

Something tells me, Holly's brother is not being as honest as he should be. I believe he knows exactly who walked Holly into the woods that day. If one of your parents tells you your sister is in danger and to grab a gun, you grab a gun. He hangs about and doesn't follow them into the woods. Why? Any other person would have ran after them and threatened to blow the guys brains out, but the brother phones his mother back and the police. I'm sorry but that's just to strange for my liking..

[@me_not_me]

And Clint was 25 years old!!! Not a little kid.

[@joshklaver47]

He was 100% in on it. Same reason he provided a false description.

[@bobaTJ]

"That's not Drew! Shoot him!" "r u sure? :(" Dude. Take. Action. Is your mom gonna tell you to murder a man if she wasn't sure? Plus like, just running out with a bigass gun might have helped! If it WAS Drew, haha oh man dude I thought you were kidnapping my sister! and if it's a KIDNAPPER you SHOOT HIM. Like what in the hell.

[@aleisaetheridge8682]

​@@bobaTJexactly . I don't know why he didn't help his sister and if he really didn't think his Sister was in danger and he was just afraid , I can only imagine his guilt but something just doesn't seem right about him but I hope I'm wrong . I have a young daughter and two older sons and they'd move heaven and earth to protect their sister and she them , they protect each other over anyone r anything , so I just don't understand this brother .

[@brittneysmall6853]

Before even finishing the story I said this same thing to my husband...he was trying to tell me it could be different I'm like 🤨😒 ain't no flipping way...I was shooting him even if only in the leg or at least ran out there and threatened him but SOMETHING...he literally watched the person carry his sister.... that doesn't sound right to me at all, if he had a disability of any kind that would be a difference but no that doesn't sit right 😢

[@me_not_me]

Why was the brother intentionally stalling??? Get out the window, go outside with the gun, and ask questions out there. Watching him walk away with your sister is insane 😳 . I absolutely believe he knew those guys and was a part of their meth business. Shame on you, Clint, for being a coward and costing your sister her life. 🤬 One thing this story left out was Clint was 25 years old at the time!!! Holly was 20.

[@JBNFRIENDS]

Exactly what I am thinking also. So obviously Holly’s Brother wouldn’t wanna admit to manufacturing meth at the time because that’s a whole other charge. BUT it seems a set up all the way around for one reason or another, targeted at Holly. We’ll never know for sure because the people who know the facts are either no longer with us or sitting behind bars denying their level of involvement in this.

[@annieseaside]

OMG! I thought Clint was maybe 4 years younger based on a family photo. I thought that was why he called his Mom rather than grab a gun and race after Holly.

[@suefairbrother3556]

I think the brothers lack of action questionable too.. I've seen this before and each time think the brother needs to be honest. His sister is dead. R. I. P. Holly. From New Zealand 🇳🇿

[@ignightroad]

While I agree, I have a VERY lazy brother myself. we're close and love each other, but I can't even ask him to clean his own litterbox. I don't know if he was stalling, I just think he was lazy. Either way, stagnating got someone killed and I hope he feels guilty.

[@overdoneskeleton]

For real, I keep wanting to give some sort of benefit of the doubt. But honestly even just yelling to let someone know you're watching would be enough. His mom time him to take action, he knew he had to do something and it's just too much of a coincidence that he would be too scared.

[@cheesepizza4ever]

This case is so messy and full of lose ends. Praying that her family can live peacefully even after everything they went through and later found out

[@deannad3077]

This happened near my neck of the woods. Such a horrifying and heartbreaking case. She had her whole life ahead of her. It is scary to think that there are people that walk among us that can even think of doing all that was done to Holly. She must have been so afraid. Thank you, Adrian, for bringing more awareness to this case.

[@thatgardeninggirl2864]

I remember seeing her beautiful face on billboards, I'm in the Tri-Cities

[@makeasylumsgreatagain864]

I hope you all give Clint a hard time, he wasted so much time phoning people instead of getting off his ass and helping his sister, hopefully he can't live with his dumb actions and ends it all

[@ameliaholland3645]

I live in Georgia I remember hearing about this beautiful young woman just so heartbreaking this world is so crazy I pray for her family I can’t imagine what they have went through

[@HelloBastian]

And all those scary dude... have guns

[@sharongrigg5336]

​@@makeasylumsgreatagain864whilst I agree his course of action was questionable, whether it was because he'd just woken up I don't know but I'm sure this kid has had to deal with the guilt every day of his life. You saying you hope he can't live with his actions & end's his life is abhorrent, he didn't abduct & murder his sister, nobody knows how they're going to react to a situation until it happens. I'm sure he's played it over n over ever since but this family have suffered & lost enough, I wouldn't wish more misery on any of them, that's just vile.

[@ErroTheCube]

Hi Adrian! We recently had a case in Sweden where two girls (19 and 20) murdered their friend and burned her body in the woods. An extreme case for this area. Just a tip if you to look at, but there is still a lot of information missing as of writing.

[@JohnSmith-laws]

Do you have any extra details to find this case?

[@Miradisia]

Tove in Vetlanda, Sweden

[@Bella.Parabellum]

​@@Miradisia Was this related to the case where a girl went missing in the same area in late 2022?

[@ebonyc5562]

My God! The testimony of good man who found her remains left me emotional and shaking, when he said he felt someone touching him and feeling that it was a way of telling “I’m here” sent chills down my spine and left me in tears. Hope he’s doing well. RIP to Holly and my prayers to her family. Thank you for bringing attention to this case.

[@unquietriot8019]

Why would the mother's initial reaction to her son's phone call be to scream "That's not DREW!!" Something is missing here (well, a lot of things are missing but that one stands out).

[@sarahalbers5555]

A LOT of things are missing, sad to say.

[@marilynbenn2083]

It says in the video. Drew was hunting on Holly’s grandmother’s property. You don’t do that without informing the owner that you’ll be there that day - even w standing permission granted. It would make all the sense in the world that Holly’s mother knew exactly where Drew was - especially if it was the property of Holly’s maternal grandmother.

[@mohamedbanni9421]

​@@marilynbenn2083She couldn't have known for certain. There are a hundred reasons why Drew could have come back... not only that she knew it was such an imminent threat that she asked her son to shoot him.

[@hitleractually8180]

@@mohamedbanni9421 It says in the video......mom called the boyfriend who confirmed he was hunting.

[@annoyedaussie3942]

I would say another thing that stands out is asking the mum if she was going to school. The only reason to ask this logically speaking is he wasn't actually sure it was his sister otherwise common sense says he could just ask her.

[@rustynuts89836]

I think the brother could have stopped this if he just stepped into action. Instead of calling his mom

[@TeexMack]

i’m so confused by that tbh

[@shmwmlam3953]

Yes. Even after calling and mother panicking he didnt do anything

[@sarahalbers5555]

Common sense, right?

[@tedhuntington7692]

sounds crazy but neuron can beam paralysis onto people to make their plan happen- just good my timeline of d2bw- its like when you are dreaming but can't move your muscles- they are frozen- but much more subtle

[@shachede6828]

He did everything but shout/ scream/chase the killer

[@Lunal73]

There’s something that makes me uneasy about Holly’s brother. I mean, when you see / hear your sister yelling at strangers isn’t it normal to go immediately to see what’s happening armed as his mom asked him? Doesn’t makes sense to me. I’ll call the 911 while going to help my sister, he just stayed listening to the conversation and worst he didn’t understand s@!t! RIP Holly, help the police to arrest the right person.

[@edwardhlavka5843]

The brothers inaction and the Mothers insistence that he shoot whoever was there is super weird, so weird that there’s got to be more to this.

[@stylianimavrozoumi1179]

Totally! I think the brother must have shot her accidentally

[@joshklaver47]

The brother was in on it. Same reason he provided a false description.

[@CW90Rex]

Watching other videos that cover this case - there is a theory that her brother had gotten involved with the wrong people, and that the family were in some sort of witness protection after the parents agreed to testify against a drug gang after the brother made contact with them. That's why the mother was so quick to know something was wrong and said to shoot whoever it was immediately. The brothers inaction and false description adds to the theory that he was still involved somehow. Personally i dont know what to believe, but that theory does back up several odd things in this case.

[@DarkAngel040]

I was raised about 45 minutes North of Memphis and was in highschool when Holly went missing. I remember her missing billboards across the highways head North towards Jackson/Nashville. I remember her being a lesson our parents would use to instill "Stranger danger". When the "conclusion" of her disappearance broke, none of it really made sense. I'm so glad you did a story on her. She deserves the respect 🙏🏻

[@shane41225]

I remember all those billboards on I-40 as well I grew up in nwtn and it was definitely a sad ordeal and I think it’s everyone’s general guess that the truth behind this whole thing has never been told

[@142vids]

@@shane41225 It was probably one of the sheriff's involved.

[@fayemoony]

yes ! i’m from jackson and remember everything. my parents wouldn’t let me outside after it happened to be safe. this case makes me so sick

[@deenagara9151]

This is a VERY scary case, thank you Adrian for bringing this case to our awareness!!

[@sarahalbers5555]

I have never forgotten this case,just like the case of Jennifer Kesse. Just terrifying.

[@gmimi2]

There are a ton of videos about this No offense to Adrian but he certainly is not the only creator to bring "awareness" to this case, it's been covered by plenty. I think every TC creator has done a video about this case. 🤷.

[@deenagara9151]

@@gmimi2That’s what I meant, his videos bring awareness! 😕

[@gmimi2]

@@deenagara9151 Ya missed the point lol

[@ploppill34]

The brother should feel partly responsible for all of this

[@joshklaver47]

He was clearly in on it. Hence why he didn't give chase and provided a false description.

[@Babebubby]

I hate to say it but since it happened I've always felt her brother knew more than he was ever gon say. Way more than meets the eye to this case.

[@24get24give]

that seems clear to me, as well. but, I really hope it's not what it seems they've already lost one child, it would be unbearable to lose both I'd think

[@joshklaver47]

He was 100% in on it. That's also why he provided a false description.

[@chuckbeedle1983]

absolutly@@joshklaver47

[@lisamoody212]

Hello! I’ve waited years for a big time KZbinr to cover this. I’m from one county over in West Tennessee to this case thank you SOOOO much for finally bringing in this case to the world. I’ve not finished the video but I know it will be GREAT. I’m from Henderson county. This was in Decatur county. We all followed very closely. Love you Adrian!!!!

[@Pony_Stang]

I remember commenting something about wanting him to cover it a month or so ago. I’m so glad he did. I’m from Middle TN and man I GREW UP constantly hearing about searches for her. It was so sad.

[@TehBoaz]

@@Pony_Stang same here. Columbia, TN here. Glad to see this case covered more.

[@janinemccartha1811]

Hi Coffee House Crime. RIP Holly. There, once again, never an excuse for mistreatment of anyone. I hope those guys spend the rest of their lives in prison. Peace to you & yours, love, Janine Smiley🙂🙃🫠😉😗😘🥰😍😇❤❤❤

[@ligmanutzrichardchedder]

I'm from east tn, sneedville to be exact and I wouldnt brag about being from west TN 😂 I definitely wouldn't claim it either

[@NegativeCR33P]

I'm from the area. It was absolutely heartbreaking all of those years. They ended up keeping Zack in our towns jail, and they ended up having to protect him in fear of riots. I had a friend working there at the time and he was SUCH a diva.

[@PetloverTN]

Hope he’s “getting it on the daily” in prison

[@PS-Straya_M8]

Sadly another shining example of how utterly incompetent police are!

[@cdes1776]

Those first moments feel so intense... seconds counted. That sense of urgency, that it was happening so fast. Terrifying... because in this instance there could have been hope.

[@HeisenbergFam]

I always appreciate your respectful tone to victims, these videos show we live in a dark cruel world

[@DameWhoGames.]

The perfect way to start my day, coffee and a story from one of my faves. Thank you for what you do Adrian, you’re a delight.

[@stephenmoerlein8470]

Thanks for remembering Holly. Her horrible murder must be a tragedy to all who knew her. The brother is a coward and did not protect his sister, so she is dead. I do not know whether he was involved with meth or knew the perps, but his response was unconscionable. It seems more likely the attractive Holly was targeted, because there is no rational reason why the perps would show up to learn how to make meth, then decide to segue to rape and murder. The two types of crime do not correspond.

[@joshklaver47]

He isn't just a coward. He was in on it. That's also why he provided a false description.

[@josephfelts6560]

Thanks again, Adrian. Something of a tangled web, here. How did they find she was raped? They had no body. What about the gun? Even her brother, who looked to see Holly with another by the garage. Before he opens the window, or goes down to her outside, he's ringing mom. He has access to a firearm, so why didn't he go get it and go to Holly? She and her abductor walked away, they didn't drive away. And her brother saw only one man with Holly, I'll come back to that point. The mom said to Clint 'That's not Drew! Grab a gun and shoot [the man]!!', at a point where nothing was known to have happened to warrant such a reaction. And then there's the suspects. The case hinged on Jason's testimony, which came about through pressure on him because Dylon implicated Jason with Zach in the case. I felt Dylon came with this story to alleviate the gun charges on him. Then there's a question - why would Dylon just drop his brother and Jason into the case like that, out of the blue? Possibly on coercion by the police, who were aware of Zach's drifting and drug addiction. A scapegoat. Jason, as well as Dylon, pins the murder onto Zack, which might give someone alarm bells on being onto something. Going by Jason's testimony, he was just an accessory after the fact. But then, his testimony was questionable. Jason said all three of them went to the house to meet with Clint, which Clint denies. Did Clint deny knowing them at all? Clint said one man went off with Holly, so where were the other two, if they ALL went to the house? And if the three of them were there for Clint, why didn't they just knock on the door for him? And remember, this was early morning, around the time the parents would leave the house. Why arrange to be there so early with the household up and present, aside from Clint? Then there's Zach's girlfriend at the time, who he threatened to dispose of as he did with Holly. Zach was said to have threatened Dylon likewise. Again, a hint in the right direction. All three found guilty of aggravated murder, rape and kidnap, so Jason was spared a lengthy jail term with time served, following his testimony against the brothers. I don't believe the three of them were there at the house for Clint. i wonder if one of them, possibly Zach since he was a drifter and addict, was there to steal, and was caught by Holly. She may have been familiar with Zach, since she didn't raise an alarm, or couldn't under threat, and so she was marched away into the woods, where the other two met with Zach. From then possibly came the plot to kill her. Neither Jason nor Dylon implicated each other in the rape nor murder, but we have their evidence Zach did so. Then they both helped Zach dispose of her body. At the end of it all, another life has been taken, innocently, viciously, and I feel the culprits have been found and judged. I don't think justice is doing enough to curb these murders, they seem too often. People are taking them up almost like a hobby, a pastime, a means to an end like a ride to the shops. The deterrence is not strong enough, after so many decades, it's deplorable.

[@awesomeman8385]

She definitely knew them. In a rural southern town with less than 1200 people pretty much everyone knows everyone.

[@carlholland3819]

@@awesomeman8385 do you know 1200 people? i dont

[@buggiebuild1]

I believe there’s more questions than answers even to this day, from every aspect of this young lady’s life, no matter how many times I hear about this case it always leaves me stumped…. it’s been years, perhaps you will have more answers.👍🏻👍🏻✌🏻💕😻

[@cdes1776]

One of them will brag OR squeal.

[@bhand8645]

Good morning from Tn Adrian, Thank you so much for covering this case I requested you cover this a few weeks ago and you delivered completely. Thank you for caring about your subscribers and giving so much sympathy to the victims you cover. Hope your day is full of happiness and coffee looking forward to your next story.

[@MomoDearestt]

Rest in Peace, Holly. You were loved by your family and community. Rest is peace.

[@Damien_Clarke]

Don't know why, but my spidey-sense keeps tingling in regards to the brother!?!?

[@oh.hell.michelle]

I'm 40 and born in raised in Nashville, TN. This case hit me ssooo hard! When it happened and watching this video. It still hurts all of us Tennessean's. Thanks for covering her case! ❤

[@kyrohowe3156]

My mother was born in Memphis, Tennessee. It really scares me because I thought of the state of some countryside to relax and have fun. Because of this case, danger can come anywhere.

[@azazello1784]

Why something that has nothing to do with you hits you hard?

[@Breathtolive]

​@@azazello1784it's likely due to their humanity

[@Daishi43]

It's somewhat terrifying that do many can do true crime cases and never run out of material. But keep doing what you do to bring the victims honor

[@Tsumami__]

Sounds like Clint knew it was not her boyfriend and how dire the situation was but was afraid to confront them or even go outside until they left with Holly. Given this is the south, it would be even harder for him to admit that both to himself and to the public when asked why he, as a man and her brother, didn’t intervene.

[@LadyAngela678]

Yes, I believe he is a coward too.

[@ronicasmith3956]

He didn’t intervene cause they came there to teach him meth making. Sister told them to get out leave her bro alone and they took her out

[@ckoritko]

Indeed. I don’t know how I’d manage to forgive my son for failing to protect one of his sisters.

[@HeavenEarthFloral9]

Very interesting case. I am alarmed that the brother didn't do more. Instead he's wasting time making phone calls when he should have ran into the garage to make sure his sister was okay. I ask why did he behave like a coward? What made him so uncertain? Why didn't he grab his weapon?

[@joshklaver47]

Because he was in on it. Same reason he provided a false description.

[@lilbasegod]

With indecisive brothers like hers who needs enemies🤷🏻‍♂️

[@numero480]

So sad with so many witnesses no one could save her. Holly’s brother must be beside himself. This murderer left a trail of horror no one should go through.

[@Obsidian369]

Because of the meth ring, he didn't wanna get in trouble

[@joshklaver47]

Her brother had no intention of saving her. He was in on it.

[@serenasantiago1964]

Adrian, thanks for what you do. I really hope this family has some type of closure, even though I can't even begin to wrap my brain around what must feel like. This case seems as if it were botched from the very beginning. My most sincerest condolences go out to the Bobo family, friends, and loved ones.

[@Obsidian369]

Thats why clint asked if she was going to school and why he didn't act right away, he was hoping she would leave it alone and go to school as he didn't want to get in trouble. Also why he didn't call police right away in fear of being involved with meth. How doesnt it match up Adrian? The guys testimony matches the coroners report. Also that one guy you said did match the description in the garage too

[@casey8984]

Why didn't the brother at least call the police when even the dogs sensed something was off and were barking like mad? If I saw my sister with a stranger and she was yelling 'no,' that would be my first instinct!

[@botanicalitus4194]

To be fair he just woke up and was very confused because he thought the man was her BF. Its only later that he realized the guy was bigger than her BF and might not have been him

[@Cec9e13]

Which, still, if my brother saw my husband and I arguing and I was SCREAMING, I'm pretty sure he'd have checked that s--- out.

[@zacheray]

I have freaked out about perceived things that have happened to my sisters.. something that clearly off, i feel like most brothers would really be on that

[@supastar25]

Just one of many things that have always perplexed me about this case...we'll probably never know everything that happened or why

[@django9898]

You guys didn’t watch until the end did you

[@bubwal23xifan]

I live in Nashville and remember this case well. It shows how incompetent police are and that this case should've been solved years before it was. Adrian if you want another case to research in Tennessee, look up the case of Tabitha Tudors. She went missing in 2003 walking to her school bus stop two blocks from her home here in Nashville and hasn't been seen since. She was last seen getting into a red car from a witness and thats the last known sighting of her. Police waited a couple of days before actually treating this as a missing persons case and then they decided to do a search. I volunteered for that search party and hardly any evidence was found. It's a,strange case that has gone down many different avenues.

[@imdoneplus]

You did a great job with this. I’ve heard this case repeatedly but I’ve never been able to remember it later, but after your video I’ll never forget it.

[@rachelmagistro6565]

I'd followed this case closely but had no idea how close she'd been to rescue. I cannot imagine the pain and thoughts her brother has had to cope with ever since that day. Adrian you are remarkable at how you cover these stories, you have a knack for sure. May Holly rest in peace and her family find solace in knowing her suffering did not last all those years she was missing.

[@cyliemyrus]

7:05 Instead of going outside to see what was going on Clint called his mom to ask her if his sister was going to school or going home with Drew then his mom said, "That's not Drew! Shoot him!" Lets say her mom knew Drew was hunting on her parents or in laws land, how does she for sure know that wasn't Drew with Holly and why would she tell Clint to shoot him not knowing who it is or the situation? Again, why didn't her brother go outside to check on his sister knowing she was in distress? Do you not see how weird those actions are because that's 0 to 100 in an instant. Why is the mother is such a panic when she have no clue what's going on. Either you're not filling in the gaps or working with what you have. I find it very strange that the brother didn't do anything but call people and the mom freaking out for some apparent reason by your account.

[@shmwmlam3953]

Yes. It all seem very strange. Telling to shoot a person wh owas seemed to be talking with the daughter is seemed weird. If she was not at home how did she know it was not Drew. Also even after mom telling this why didnt brother didnt take any action? Her mother said to call 911 yet he didnt till he sees blood. Why didnt he atleast went outside and talked to the man? And why didnt Holly asked for help and walked with the murderer? This all seem very weird

[@user-mz9ob6hq9z]

They already said it wasn’t Drew because of the suspect’s body frame/height was taller. That’s how Clint also knew it wasn’t Drew as well. The mom was panicking because she was working in a different county which means calling 911 from her location wouldn’t help. She’s watching all this go on video at work after being alerted by her neighbor.

[@sarahalbers5555]

The whole thing stinks to high heaven. She was so beautiful and had such a promising future. Who would do this and weave such a web of lies?

[@SeaStarrs]

Because they’re American & yanks seem to think everything should be solved with guns! 😂😂😂

[@NickyBlue99]

​​@@SeaStarrsIt should be. If he did shoot the guy, Holly would still be alive.

[@PaulNoglik]

Hi Adrian, great work keep it up! As a resident in France I think the case of Jonathann Daval might be a good story to cover...He sneakily murders his wife then cries on French TV for months supported by his dead wife's parents. He eventually gets caught and then says his in laws killed his wife! Anyway just a thought...

[@alinaleroy4826]

Adrian, you're so calm when telling us these horror stories and I thank you ❤ I'm easily scared

[@nyssakeith]

I am so glad you covered this case, I have been waiting for someone to! I remember when this was unfolding in 2011, the first case that got me interested in following true crime. So, so tragic.

[@melissaclark6578]

Hello from the US in Southeast Georgia!!!! Your one of my favorites in True Crime and love how your cases covers the story of the victims. Not many true crime influencers do that. They focus on the killers life story.

[@dalefc9331]

Not sure what ones you watch, but the majority of them that I do make sure to focus on the victims.

[@foxxkbee]

Thank you for your dedication to your channel. I enjoy watching each and every video you create/post. I hope the rest of the year goes easy on you

[@Gray3ther]

You've been in my top 5 favs of true crime the past couple of years. You're narrative is close to perfect. Love you Adrian. Soooo close to 2 mill & so deserved!! ❤❤❤

[@lawrenceradford4677]

So many unanswered questions, there's a lot more to this case than any of us will ever know

[@dianas170]

I’m very glad I found your channel, I like hearing about these cases and you do it with so much dignity.

[@loretta5432]

There's a good reason why your channel subs skyrocketed over the last couple years! You're genuine and consistent. It's pleasant to hear you tell these stories that are so unpleasant!! I'm a fan!!

[@deezishollywood]

Just wanna say you have easily become one of my fav youtube channels to watch. Love your work and the way you present the cases! 😊

[@maximillion8442]

i do believe that the two had visited that morning to meet up with Clint. It would help explain why Clint was so slow to defend his sister that morning.

[@Akislav1990]

Great content Adrian, i admire how you kept up production value over the 2 years i've been following you. I also appreciate you resisting inflationary pressures and kept coffee prices low. I wonder if you've been made aware to the case of 13 year old Sandro Beyer. He got tortured and murdered by band members of the german black metal band "Absurd" whom later mocked him in their song "Werwolf" Allegations are that he knew another band member had an affair with the wife of a local pastor, and thus had to be silenced.

[@lalang4806]

Interesting! Thanks for sharing this❤

[@mochipanzu]

love all your content adrian! it's always so well put together and your respect of the victims and their families is wonderful

[@fatimaalic644]

I’ve been commenting and asking bigger KZbinrs to cover this case because it intrigued me so much. For years I have wondered about this case and am happy that someone I follow is finally covering it. I haven’t watched it yet but already I would like to say thank you! She was such a bright woman and I know would’ve done amazing things. Unfortunately it was all taken from her :(

[@Glogodadaobi-loriadot]

Is anyone else curious about how Holy’s mother knew immediately her son called her that the man in the garage was not holy’s boyfriend? Another question, why did holy’s brother wait for their mum to ask him to call the authorities before he did even though he already saw that the man in the garage was not holys boyfriend?

[@harugii]

THANK YOU FOR SPREADING AWARENESS THROUGH YOUR CONTENT!

[@dmc-xr8hd]

Here's a coffee for my favorite true crime KZbinr! I listen during my night shift, and can never get enough! Also excited for your upcoming news!

[@cdes1776]

I say it's a podcast.....

[@dmc-xr8hd]

​@@cdes1776I think he debunked that on another video, however if I am mistaken,I would still be fine with a podcast!

[@cdes1776]

@@dmc-xr8hd I don't know if he has any merch yet. If not, that's got to be it.

[@sophie-963]

It means a lot to me that you say "look after each other". Thank you for your character and style in the delivery of such difficult and traumatic stories

[@lauriedavis5946]

@2:40 “ .. i’m struggling to find anything of note about this place.” - i admire & appreciate your honesty! Saves time! lol _MOVING ON_ .. 😆 🤟🏻

[@leahvogelsimpson]

This case has always baffled me. Poor Holly, she looks and sounds like she was a sweet girl. I love Tennessee though! I was just there for an Arctic Monkeys show a few weeks ago.

[@codysanchez3556]

Amazing content and delivery! I always get a little excited when coffeehouse notifications pop up.

[@MiThreeSunz]

Another truly tragic case. A young, beautiful and vibrant girl’s life taken by monsters. RIP sweet Holly. 🙏🇨🇦

[@hgillespie73]

Just awful. I recall when this happened. There must be some truth muddled in there, why she was in the garage. Why was her brother hesitant to shoot, after Mom told him too? Of course he wouldn't admit that those guys were there to show him how to make meth. Why were they there? Such an egregious response to getting yelled at in a garage. Very busy. A lot of half truths going on there. God bless her family and those who loved her.

[@kiki83doll]

Thank you Adrian. I appreciate your research and all of the work you put into making these videos. Watching this while sipping tea and multi-tasking as usual.

[@1788ksteveo]

I remember when this case happened. I'm a little ways up the road from the area. Thanks for covering it!!

[@aaliyahsteyn658]

Shocking/interesting case. Thank you for bring this case to light. I enjoy listening to your voice as I cook or even when I just lay in bed, it distracts me from pains. Thank you for doing the most. You're appreciated 🎉

[@darkmask5933]

Thanks for always being informative and respectful in all of yours videos!

[@carasteele5424]

Thank you,for doing this case !! I'm a Tennesseen it's terrible how the police 🚓 treated the crime scene!!!! Really enjoy your channel!!!

[@carrieeawbrey2830]

Heard this story before but I can’t help but listen to it again in your style. It’ll be worth it! Much ♥️Adrian & all!

[@emmaburnette6454]

Today is October 12th. Today is Hollys birthday. Happy heavenly birthday sweet girl! RIP!! ❤❤

[@narleysudzville3368]

Love your videos I watched them 12 hours at work today on a playlist and they never get old.

[@steventt1]

Love you work. Watching from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@sanettedewet6575]

Me too😊

[@faebrowne2537]

The brother’s lack of urgency is not only frustrating but suspicious to my suspicious mind.

[@TaterTotsNFanta]

Suspiciously frustrating from a suspicious brother is just too suspicious. Suspiciously his lack of action is suspiciously suspicious.

[@lalang4806]

Thanks for uploading Adrian!! ❤❤

[@shannon3871]

TN girl here, born and raised. I can tell you that this case still haunts me. Thx for covering Holly. May she rest in peace.

[@StarryPinkSkulls]

I really love the time and research you put into your videos. I was wondering if you could ever do one on Corrie Mckeague, when I lived in Suffolk he disappeared one night after drinking and was never found

[@janelightning73]

The most hardcore cruel case you've aired, Adrian. Absolutely chilling & absolutely maddening.

[@christinegrillo914]

I’ve seen this case from some crime shows on TV (48hrs or 20/20) and also another True crime KZbin channel… But even if I’m familiar with a case - I ALWAYS enjoy Adrian’s spin on it!

[@tonibellamy4206]

She screamed and then her brother witnessed them speaking. Why were they there? I'm kinda siding with the statement they were there to teach the brother. Why would they need to add that? And why was her brother so sketchy and not getting straight out there to help her. He said she looked distressed and then watched her walk away 🤔

[@elizabeththompsongraves9352]

New subscriber, love the content and the way you tell the stories! Keep it coming ❤️😘

[@dianalatimer5317]

I feel for her family. The police had tunnel vision and their initial incompetence is staggering.

[@shane41225]

@coffeehousecrime another case from TN I feel doesn’t get talked about but deserves to be told is the case of Sgt. Baker with the Dickson county sheriff’s office, the guy who killed him went on the run and the whole story to it is absolutely mind blowing

[@rhirhi6295]

Im actually on time! Thank you for all your videos and I'm super excited for the upcoming news (low key hoping it's a true crime cafe). I shall now indulge in the video, with a coffee of course. ☕

[@virginiabalch6274]

I dont usually comment but want to say i really like your channel and the way you emphasize the victims versus the sick individuals who do these horrible things. Also Fat Cat and Pumpkin say meow to Nero. ❤

[@Heyhunniesbuffytimmons8513]

Yes thanks Adrian I have been following for awhile you have grown so much🎉that’s awesome 👏

[@mangojuice8038]

Thanks for sharing.

[@bjh7924]

Hi Adrian. Love the channel. Good luck with your new project...whatever it may be...🤫😉 & what a tragic case, poor Holly must have been terrified 😥💔

[@pajama-sam]

I feel terribly for her mom and brother - it must be so hard to have been helplessly witnessing as Holly was being taken, and then for the case to go cold so quickly despite that

[@haydensmith5718]

The brother literally watched her get taken, why didn’t he just run out there and confront them instead of sitting on his cellphone watching.

[@botanicalitus4194]

@@haydensmith5718Its frustrating but I dont think its fair to blame the brother. He probably already blames himself enough. The brother didnt know what was going on, he just woke up and saw his sister with who he thought was her Bf. Most people's first instinct is to assume things are normaI and that they are just misunderstanding what is happening, not to assume that something awfuI is happening at that moment. The brother didnt reaIize that this was an unusuaI and dangerous situation untiI it was too late

[@user-mz9ob6hq9z]

@@botanicalitus4194that’s his story. Probably the brother was in involved with selling meth and didn’t want police involved. There’s something off about him not calling 911 before his mom asks him to.

[@cdes1776]

@@botanicalitus4194 Nope. Is he reliable as a meth head? If it was my family member I'd been in there like a ball of fire. No excuses. Further, his mom told him twice what to do and he pissed around.

[@aniapersa3454]

I feel so bad for the brother. I hope he is doing okay

[@AndrewSmith-pc8eq]

YES! I always look forward to your pods!

[@Him_He_Me]

Its terrifying to think someone can just walk into your yard and grab you when you go out to tell them to leave, assault you and kill you. Its really odd how the brother just stood there and watched her being led away, not even listening to his mother.

[@melissaoyarce5203]

Her brother has to know something!! How are you gonna watch your sister be walking away with a strange man?!? Why didn’t he run after her, obviously she was in distress when her heard her in the garage? And we’re did the blood in garage come from??

[@TenFalconsMusic]

Seven suspects?!?! That's like a game of Clue.

[@Swake93]

Thanks for the professional and top quality mini docs for these cases. Can you look into the case of The Incuisitor ? Seems super sad

[@Zamorack13]

honesty good on you, I see so many people say "for all intensive purposes" once again good on ya