Woman found murdered in trailer park fire - Crime Watch Daily Full Episode

In this episode of Crime Watch Daily: A trailer park fire unveils a darker secret. Plus, a convicted killer cleared after years behind bars.

[@tymom9313]

Clarence deserves 1 million dollars for every year he was locked up!! That gf should be charged for harboring

[@Ambular_Amber05]

I KNEW IT WAS THE NEIGHBOR! Who leaves a 6-year-old child outside for 45 mins after being attacked!?!

[@douglasjones2955]

Earl Mann's girlfriend clearly knew and should also be in jail for life

[@sharonrose1002]

Yup!

[@orangeninja912]

She concealed a crime perpetrated by a rapist

[@candilease938]

I’m so disgusted by that monster! To let a six year old girl stand naked outside her home bleeding from her head! Knowing what her so called bf did to her! Disgusting! How can u live with yourself!

[@cindyk6411]

Why would she want a r*pe hound murderer for a boyfriend. She's a cold blooded gutter snake as well, she didnt get the little girl help, just left her outside. I understand he may have silenced her if he new she wasn't already, she could've helped her 911. She had to help her sickening bf.

[@danamama6766]

@@candilease938 she is out and free and god knows what else she is capable. yes totally messed

[@hollyhal1254]

I have seen other vids on this and they left out a big chunk. Clarence’s wife stood by him and did a LOT of work to get him cleared. She was ostracized by the rest of the family. Their marriage didn’t survive after he got out, but she never believed he did it.

[@H0RR0R_HANG0VERZ]

After almost 7 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit, Clarence Elkins was exonerated and settled with the state of Ohio for US$1.075 million. He later filed a civil suit against the Barberton police for failing to disclose the incriminating statement by Earl Mann during his 1999 arrest. Barberton police sought to have the case dismissed, but failed. Elkins later settled with the Barberton police for $5.25 million.

[@amyclark997]

I remember the case, the 6 year old didn’t actually say it was uncle Clarence. She said ‘like uncle Clarence’ and she was 6. She was influenced by the actual adults

[@user-nf7ui7dz1z]

Cops decided they wanted to end this quickly and get a notch on their belt and move on. The last thing a liar with a big ego wants is to let an innocent man out of prison so they work with their disgusting homies in the system to ensure literally nothing gets done to exonerate him and the disgusting judges, and the disgusting prosecutors, and the disgusting lawmakers of the land did everything imaginable to bury this innocent man in prison and especially when they knew evidence was there that would absolutely destroy their case. Their egos would not allow for them to be extremely wrong and what’s even worse is like you said, the kid said “looks like” not “it is my uncle” and these monsters who ALL belong in prison for life just ran with twisting her words and forcing her to say ii is him despite her needing extreme pressure to do so and even worse yet is how she comes back years later trying desperately to free her innocent uncle and no one will hear any of it because they know they put an innocent man in prison and they would rather kill him in there than to admit they absolutely lied and pushed lies they made up to get their notches. Worse yet is the real killer admitting that he couldn’t understand why they wouldn’t arrest him for the murder that he admits doing on the cop car on video, nope, not these psycho cops who all need life in prison for being scum if the earth system and power abusers. It’s not until the victim “sneaks” the cigarette to his lawyer and it matches the dna left on the original victim and he happens to have been a known sexual predator living next door that was let out of prison 3 days earlier and cops blew right past that guy because they decided they needed to for sure finish up and bury this innocent man in prison instead of investigating the obvious likely perpetrator. I’m disgusted! Truly this is sickening! $29M for a violent felon who overdosed in police custody resulting in an innocent police officer being given life in prison, well this man really is innocent unlike felony Floyd and this man should absolutely get a payout beyond this disgusting payout for a non crime. Holy crap we need to drain the scum out of our system

[@jenniferfelts]

I've never heard this Story told this way. His then wife worked non stop to find out who did it and actually hired yhe detective herself. A&E told this story yrs ago. His now ex wife is the reason he was freed. Yes he sent the cigarette butt but its all because of her . She never gave up even went against her own family...

[@GlitterC8k]

How come they divorced? Seems like she believed in him.

[@channahnoyb4803]

@GlitterC8k I live not far from there. I believe it was just too much trauma and stress, but I believe they are still friends.

[@bobanristic8721]

"How did you take that news"? How could you ask such a stupid ,insensible question to a mother that lost her daughter?

[@lynettevari2576]

I know 😢

[@Stacitt]

I was just coming on to say this.... How insensitive!

[@dammitamber]

Yeah they aren’t good at sensitivity

[@debranagrocki4952]

Sensationalism

[@yamilethandre9884]

I thought the same

[@Parismel]

You left out a huge part of his exoneration! The fact that his wife at the time, the daughter of the victim, did a hell of a lot of work on his behalf to get him out of prison! I think she deserves at least a mention!

[@clarissa8477]

I was thinking that the whole time, they didn’t mention her once. Kind of weird. She did so much to get him released.

[@AllTheCritters]

Maybe she refused an interview and it ticked them off. ??

[@Montina_Paullin]

I literally just commented that before I read this! I knew II'd watched a show before where she went through the whole process of her helping him!

[@2007lizzabeth]

Exactly thanks 🎉

[@MsLilpeach]

YEAH, That's what I said!!!!!! Forensic Files featured this story & she was the one who was on the show, talking about what they went thru, trying to get him outta prison. SHE'S the one who did all the work, NOT him!! She actually was the one who told him about the DNA, & told him to try to get something with his saliva - like his cup, a fork or spoon, etc.... So he got the cig. butt, gave it to her, & SHE'S the one who gave it to the lab and gave him the results! It amazes me how she's not even mentioned at all, & he mentions his new wife, but didn't say a word about the REAL hero in this story, his EX WIFE!!!!

[@lisajeter9511]

Sadly it was the little girls neighbors husband. It’s a horrific story and I feel so bad for the little girl. I’m sure she feels so guilty for naming her Uncle.

[@jaydenlee5477]

They failed to mention that it was his now ex-wife that made it possible for him to have his freedom. When he was finally was released, he divorced her.

[@RescueAlwaysOfficial]

🤣

[@dontworryaboutit4255]

So wrong to use someone like that. Wonder why he divorced her.

[@shannonbriggs3235]

i was watching forensic files on this case. I wonder why crime watch daily didn"t mention his ex-wife that she actually was the one who knew to get DNA from the cigarette. she was the smart one!

[@channahnoyb4803]

I don’t think it was “he divorced her.” On another show they were both interviewed and it was mutual because of everything they’d been through. But hey, go pass rumors and judgements because you get off on it.

[@thetrusavannah]

while that sounds very unfortunate it is still very commendable that she was able to assist an innocent person not be convicted of a crime so horrible that he never even committed. sounds like she has superb moral character if that is true.

[@jadelorenzo7206]

I already watched the Clarence case in one of the episodes of forensic files. And his ex wife, the aunt of the kid who accused him helped him a lot but not mentioned in this episode.

[@kathrynbillinghurst188]

29:49 Molly…she is his wife now!! 💕 They have 3 sons.

[@beejay9863]

@@kathrynbillinghurst188no it’s not, he married the lady in states attorney office bozo

[@deathsalomon795]

I can't believe those horrible people left the 6 year old girl naked on the porch for almost an hour... disgusting and heartless

[@lisajeter9511]

Considering what the neighbors husband did, it made perfect sense. What doesn’t make sense is the actions of the neighbors wife!

[@AllTheCritters]

That was the killer’s house!!

[@quirkya909]

That killer & rapists girlfriend who shut the door in her face should have been charged, she was complicit the moment she knew and did nothing. She hid him so that child could not identify him.

[@brandonyen7837]

So the neighbors was a killers 😮

[@lisamareeaccary5132]

I’m beyond gobsmacked by that! It’s so far from not normal, they should have been charged for cruelty

[@bbe3034]

The story of the man who was innocent is just heartbreaking that he spent so many years behind bars! 😢. But so glad he was finally released.

[@lasvegaskenoslots470]

I hope thr guy clarence sued the crap out of that city what a nightmare..

[@KillaD69]

The police, the prosecutor, the jury, and that lying 6 year old all need to be held accountable. A completely innocent man's life was ruined all because of their incompetence. Imagine yourself in that scenario.

[@beejay9863]

99% of the time whyte people do stuff like this so I can see why he got blamed

[@crazycatlady6226]

@@beejay9863 kinda strange to flex ur racism but ok

[@beejay9863]

@@crazycatlady6226 whyte people been flexing their racism for 500yrs

[@AmandaTibbetts-ec4ij]

I hope he did too. My kids gpa was wrongly convicted of a crime in the 80s and served almost 30 years out of the 60 years. They convicted him because of a “dream” he sued denver county but didn’t get close to what they owed him. His name was Clarence el Moses if you would like to look up his story

[@SavingSoulsMinistries]

the fact that a prisoner had to get his own DNA samples from the real murderer to exonerate himself is so sad. i cant imagine how horrid it is to be falsely imprisoned under such false pretenses

[@Genxxxxx]

Bad police work. I hope he sued.

[@F-N-C]

Reporter “how did it feel when they told you your kid was dead” WTF kind of question is that??? Worst reporters ever on this show.

[@valdenelucas2349]

Yea majority of the time they ask a lot of dumb ass questions, sometimes you have to wonder how they got the job..

[@reginaldoramsey8588]

SALUTE TO CLARENCE LEGAL TEAM FOR SUPPORTING HIM ,SADLY THERES SO MANY FALSELY GUILTY AND HARSHER SENTENCED INMATES

[@dinomite078]

Was the killers GF arrested as well ?

[@amandafrompa5386]

That's what I was wondering but they didn't mention a single word about her.

[@SharonMartinez]

“Why aren’t you arresting me for the murder of…” That is a confession and the police did nothing with it - even after the little girl had reneged on her testimony about her uncle. Shameful. Lazy police.

[@1crimechronicles]

It's heartbreaking to see the toll that wrongful convictions can take on families. Clarence's wife's unwavering support and dedication to clearing his name speak volumes about her character and commitment to justice. It's a reminder of the complex dynamics at play behind these cases and the long-lasting impact they can have on those involved.

[@oregon32nursenurse43]

Wow!! Clarence neices story!! My goodness what are the odds that the little girl would walk to the killers house? Looks like Clarence had some “friends” in HIGH PLACES (angels!!)😇

[@merhona3472]

The girlfreind of the actual killer who brought that psycho into the neighbourhood is absolutly dispicable. She left a six year old girl who had been assaulted and left for dead with her dead grandma outside, naked for 45 minutes! What an inhuman monster who brought another monster to that area. Also the cops did not check on the former inmate who was living next door. How was that possible. How many people would have to be bad at their job to get an innocent man into prison.

[@Redwood-vi8ho]

Glad Clarence got out and is doing good, I just can't imagine the anguish he felt in prison. Knowing he was innocent.

[@s.d.8506]

Finally met love of her love at TWENTY ONE!? Give me a break.

[@Valdemar-Perez-III]

31:09 “800lb Gorilla” 💀💀

[@LunaK73]

Confused why the show stressed how complex the “mixed dna sample was.” very rarely are crime scene dna samples single profile. deconvoluting two different profiles in a mixture is not new. complex, maybe, but made easier if they know that the victims is one of the contributors of the dna.

[@aminatoucunningham1237]

When they put the picture side by side Clarence and the killer look NOTHING alike. The killer has long face, muscular buzz cut hair, and taller.Clarence has rounder face, fuller hair.

[@samchic84]

Did they not bother to see if there were any other cameras along the road of the route the car took leaving the trailer park? N our Justice system is so flawed it is unreal. Ppl that have had solid alibis have been convicted. To arrest n convict someone b4 DNA was tested 😕. N the judges 9.5 out of 10x will not give a 2nd thought to accepting an appeal I think cause they want everyone to think the system is perfect and works when it most certainly is n does not!!!

[@athena8729]

The neighbor is evil without a heart. Hope they read these comments. I stand by mine!

[@raymartin3527]

I've always wondered why there aren't any haunted trailers.

[@daynasafranek7807]

Who would want to stay?

[@AdalyDiaz-br9qy]

I used to live in one. When we were coming home you could hear someone inside RUNNING . Running from one end to the other then on the ceiling . like they're running in a big loop. And when the bathroom door was closed you could see The shadow of feet moving inside . I would hear shuffling, the medicine cabinet being opened .(Obvi no one was inside each time)

[@Josecannoli1209]

The reporters are such terrible People Iv had enough I’m done with this channel

[@LittleJinsoyun]

yall forget lit up the room when she walked in

[@thale6945]

😂😂😂

[@sweetndeadly]

I wish you'd put the original airing date of these old episodes. We all know they're old anyways. Better yet make new episodes!

[@amandafrompa5386]

Every time I see a new video uploaded I'm like "I've already seen this one 🙄" yes we need new videos!!

[@FairyLights4713]

I'm sorry, but how is 7 years anywhere near sufficient for the crimes of at least three new sexual assaults? This is sickening, how is it possible that our justice system does not allot more time for repeat offenders? Ugh, I hate it here

[@Texas500]

I would like to talk to the jurors that convicted him to see how they feel. They said a man was guilty that wasn't. That has to really really bother those jurors deep down inside.

[@Montina_Paullin]

I swear Iwatched something on Clarence's case a few years ago & it was his wife at the time (the victims daughter) who tried to do everything to help Clarence. She was the one who said DNA could exonerate him & told him to try to get a cig butt or something. Her whole family wanted to watch Clarence hang & she was the only one who believed in his innocence. I know they got divorced but it's pretty terrible of him to act like he was the one who did everything, came up with the idea to collect the DNA, etc... & not even give her a thanks. Shame on him.

[@kimmy4347]

Kelsey- detectives need to check where she walked with her dog. He saw her walking and followed her brought something to occupy the dog,a m.h. door can be popped easily especially older models. I want to hug her sweet precious mom.

[@DebbiePet-g5t]

Condolences to the family

[@toxic.forest]

Bet Mann's gf didnt let the girl in because she know her bf's preferences and didnt want to put the girl in his path. She probably didnt know he did anything

[@ALI-fx5im]

Clarence needs to sell the rights to his story to make a movie! What a great story!

[@carriesitar9155]

Earl Mann the neighbor killing Judy Johnson and letting Clarence Elkins go to jail for something he did I hope Earl Mann rots in Jail

[@TheThreatenedSwan]

Some random person with no prior indications of such behavior doesn't randomly kill his mother and law and do that to a 6 year old girl. The city should be sued into oblivion. It just so happened to be the neighbor who had done the same thing to his underage daughters

[@cindyk6411]

His wife at that time was amazing, she did all the work, found out who it was through all her hard detective work. Even her sister wasn't on her side and they didn't speak for years, she believed her little girl. Why aren't they mentioning his wife at all, if it wasn't for her......

[@kimberlymartin7498]

The little girl said that he LOOKED like her uncle, not that it was her uncle. The police officers fed her questions that coerced her into saying that he did it. Everyone around her told her tonsay that it was him. They had evidence that proved he was innocent, the girl took back her testimony. The court and the officers refused to acknowledgechad evidence and still said he guilty. They purposely tried Prevent him from getting evidence that would prove his innocence.

[@mrssalt09]

How much time did Uncle Clarence do before getting out?

[@SuzieQGirl]

Terrible failure of LE regarding the conviction of Clarence. Had they actually conducted a proper investigation the truth would have been uncovered. It would have started with the neighbours the six year old went to for help. Why didn’t they call police? Why was she made to stand naked and bloody at their front door for 45 minutes? 🤯 How many years was Clarence imprisoned for? One can only hope that those involved are removed from office and dramatic changes in procedure have been implemented.

[@trinleywangmo]

Way to leave a real cliff hanger at the end (pun intended!)... What's up with Lauren Agee's case? Such a horrific tragedy! There's no justice for her death?

[@jumpinjakeflash1]

Chris Hanson, et al., always knock it out of the park. Victims need to have their stories told. But Chris, Anna, Michelle, and all tell the stories so well to keep the audiences interested. Great job. In Clarence's case, law enforcement failed. Eye witness testimony is highly unreliable. Unbelievable case. The odds of being in the same prison with the real killer, Earl Mann, was nothing short of divine intervention. What a story. So well told. Kudos.

[@whatliesbeneaththeweave3518]

They should NOT have taken a child extreme trauma victim’s story at face value WITHOUT concrete physical evidence. Let’s bffr! If the murderer knows the child can ID them, they’re not going to leave them alive!

[@tymom9313]

How many stupid and cruel questions to the mother!!

[@billmonroe8826]

I'm surprised the husband of the Kearney NE girl didn't have some idea of who the murderer might be. I can't imagine getting the news while being so far away and being a newlywed. I sure hope they find the culprit and I'd like to say have the death penalty used but here in NE we have a murderer in Prison who chopped up a little boy and fed it to his dog but he's in prison for life. I could go on and on about all those in prison for life which is crazy because these guys are getting 3 hots and a cot and it will be for decades. That's not a deterrent! Hence another murder in Kearney, NE because people have no fear of accountability.

[@leecurtis6354]

I think that reporter is cruel. She just wanted the mother to break down and cry. The reporter speaks in a monotone and shows no real empathy.

[@ashandemi]

She just talks like that, I’m guessing you haven’t watched her other episodes??

[@chazgeorgebatmanhotline7069]

I LOVE that picture of Chelsea as Poison Ivy but I might be partial 'cause I'm Batman.

[@AlwaysAmy24-7]

First of all, what shotty police work.! There’s a sex offender living next door, he’s been out of jail for 3 days AND his gf leaves the little girl NAKED AND BLEEDING on the porch for 45 minutes. Sounds like she knew he was guilty & could’ve been a participant in (if nothing else) getting her neighbor to open the door for her. Did they investigate her? Were there any charges brought against her( Earl Mann’s girlfriend)?

[@TheHerbinLegend]

Uh oh, she was a free spirit...the kiss of death

[@lisajeter9511]

Did Alex have an Ex Girlfriend?

[@Tmc513]

My first thought

[@mamilove7998]

Who would sleep in that hammock? People don't think at all

[@lindasyarnbarn5176]

Received a 911 call by 2 passer byers? How about, by 2 passers by?

[@kingsqueen2180]

Aweeee how sadddd

[@ginnied7346]

I don't think he was framed as such It's just that the detective's were totally incompetent And I hope the girlfriend that protected that fiend and left that poor little lass on her doorstep rather than taking the child to somewhere safe or at least bloody well telling the poor kid to go to another house/trailer, well I hope that stupid horrid female either got time in prison or that karma to catches up with her nasty arse, actually I hope she got/gets both, especially if she did it to protect him and not the child

[@RichardYbnez]

😂😂😂😂😂Tears Of Joy.Richard Is Watch/Hear. The Insanely Talented Anna Garcia ...This Gorgeous Lady Is Mind Blowing Brilliant. Anna Garcia. You Hit Grandslam. 😂😂😂Again. Richard

[@sondrainaz3895]

She looks a lot like Holly Bobo.

[@brendabrooks6731]

Does anyone know how long he was in prison for when he was found innocent

[@aaronbellman3262]

7 years I think

[@waffleattack3347]

My name is Kelsey, and my husband is Alex!

[@Sms-bj6lh]

The deadbeat dad of 2 young sons lmaoooooooo😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@YusufHaddad]

Police have become too dependent on technology to solve crimes. Good old school cops would have someone in a cage by now. Anyway, check her work, the people that she worked with, the costumers. Check if the boyfriend couldn't have take a ride in the middle of the night and drove back to his alibi. Cant believe that no other camera in town wasn't working, not much traffic at 4 am.

[@Fee212]

I wish Anna could quit putting words in the mouths of bereaved people. She should learn to ask questions and not supply the answers herself. It's really annoying. 😮

[@Platypus-Dreams]

It was so obvious it was the neighbour. Just from their reaction to the little girl...

[@lesare6509]

So glad the right people were put behind Clarence to free him, there are many innocent people in prison, but usually they have some kind of criminal record! Poor niece too, 6yr old was confused & hope she can have a relationship with her Uncle. The gf of the pos neighbor sicko that did it should be charged for aiding & abetting him. Unbelievable he just got out & did that & the police had no clue because they didn’t even investigate at all!

[@elisaangel1859]

Such a horrible thing the 6 year old little girl went through and also clairence- It's to bad the court people told the little girl what to say to have her uncle arrested like that with them charges I am sure poor clairence went through hell many times😢 Thank God for the innocents project in ohio for helping him and getting him released..The courts should pay him for each day he was locked up and for any harm that was done to him in prison..many years this man lost cause of the people in court- its not the girls fault she was just told what to say and was scared..need to find the court workers that helped her say that. and yes the 2 guys did look alittle alike So the girl was trying to say that not that it was her uncle..So happy clairence made it through his prison lock up and found love- (wear your helmet enjoying your rides tho.😊) Rip Judy and praying for happiness for that little girl all grown up now and clairence to live life happy after all that happen to them.

[@babyyoda2745]

I’m sick of these stories where the suspect is never found. I hate these kinds of stories

[@TNT-km2eg]

Well , my gut telling me I'm hungry

[@artxdani]

What did you eat, tho?

[@dtphenomenal]

From what I read about years ago clearance wife is the one that did all the work but yet she was discredited. They had a show years ago called I solved a murder. Watch that for the truth. Melinda Elkins Dawson

[@elon6481]

Why wasn’t the girlfriend convicted as well ? #Judy Justins case

[@rapman5791]

Kelsey Fike 😮. Any relation to Lamar Fike??

[@cali.girllivinnnevada8]

Clarence deserves a movie made about his story!!

[@onekia2140]

So no 1 seen the little girl outside for 45mins⁉️⁉️⁉️

[@SharonMartinez]

Beautiful strong Mom. Very sweet Dad. So sorry for Kelsey’s family.

[@Ahmedabdelsalam-vi6rl]

Sorry, I didn’t get it! They suspected her boyfriend but then they found out that he was innocent?

[@limabima77]

21:19 are you crazy??!!! Let that child come in the house and give her something to put on/blanket sheet something!! 45 mins waiting???!!!! Nevermind I have my answer now, lol girlfriend is a horrible person as well.

[@idontdohumans5950]

The American justice system is horrible 😢

[@cayleemc]

27:56 then Earl's girlfriend needs to be arrested too..

[@MsLilsweets]

His then wife is the one who did all the detective work...she was relentless

[@lisasangria1086]

21:30 - EXACTLY, that as my first thought. To cradle/comfort the little girl and wrap her up in a blanket and hold her until the police arrived.

[@javaman005]

@5:55, “two passer-byers” Seriously? Don’t you have to have a College degree to be a Detective? The correct word is: Passersby. I could understand someone mistakenly say Passer-bys,… but “Passer-byers” c’mon!!!!

[@justanoldhippiefreesteading]

Neighbors couldn't kick the door in?? Mobilehome doors are flimsy...prayers for the family

[@bryanlosen3262]

Chris Hansen gets off on other people's misery, whether it be to catch a predator or a murderer. He wouldn't have a job without so much crime in the US. Seems to make him feel better about himself by exposing others...

[@jeffcampbell2710]

How does a Jury convict a man that the DNA clearly says he's innocent? What is wrong with people? A jury today is terrifying for an innocent person.

[@jvnbrk]

Nobody should go to prison over the word of a six year old. I feel so bad for her but that's just not evidence. If I'm on a jury for any case even If my opinion is they are guilty..I need to see forensic evidence. Circumstantial cases are bogus and shouldn't even go to court

[@feliciasjourney]

…”and the dog.” C’mom lady. Do you guys purposely come off a little insensitive sometimes for clicks? It’s not right.

[@lisamareeaccary5132]

You can see that Clarence is a really good person, I hope he received compensation for being falsely convicted

[@Legacy_Lou]

They arrest this dude based off an assaulted, traumatized 6 year old??? Gotta be kidding me 🤦

[@lisajeter9511]

Sounds like Alex set up a good possibility in advance. So my antennas have gone up immediately!

[@simmonssimmons4494]

I love you Anna..

[@shortandcut]

I would be ashamed after blaming my uncle as the killer.

[@marryjanedabon4404]

Why people killed people? Human life is not a value? We have only one life, when you are gone, you’re gone. The devils are under the earth.

[@mr.chocolate3721]

The justice system in this country is so backward. I hope Clarence sues

[@manson9083]

I guess a lot of people would say "be a man and admit what you did." Hes an awful person. She should have listened to her gut and left while he was in the house.

[@kenneybis1097]

"Oh my god smell them tires? Someone save the baby its a trailer park fire."