I have to add that including original news cast videos and pictures of the locations really make this piece more real and erie. Top notch work gentleman!
I will always advise against the awful modern stock footage of say, a woman crying, a large pile of dollars, the police booking somebody, etc. I personally would like a longer look at the headlines (without having to pause constantly), and the old photographs when available. Otherwise, good stuff!
Fun fact 1915, Dr. Kellogg imported 300 black squirrels (technically gray but they're black). He told the newspaper he had fond memories of these squirrels from his youth and wanted to restore them to Battle Creek.
Great work!! Never heard of this case until now...I started with your Delphi doc and haven't been able to stop yet...definitely subscribing definitely recommending!
I grew up watching all the TLC and A&E Documentaries. I will have to say. This channel brings me back more than A&E Re-Runs. Great narroration. Amazing dedication towards content Reel's, and the Stories are always something new. Keep up the Fantastic Background music ~ Top Teir ~
I live here and I can say it’s not the best city to live I’ve been almost kidnapped many times It’s a known sex trafficking area since we are a highway town and have many hotels/motels
How often does a adult with the mental capacity of a child get "framed" for a murder,it's disgusting how police instead of doing their job properly have a inoccent man convicted.
I read that the william kellog first made the cereal to stop masturbation... I wish this was a joke but its not. Thank you for another AMAZING video Ruin road... honestly feels like I am watching a documentary every time!
William Kellogg was a promoter of circumcision too, which maybe a reason as to why these men become violent sexual murders... every cell remembers even if the conscious mind does not!
No, it was Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, his elder brother, proprietor of the world famous Battle Creek Sanitarium. Kings and princes and millionaires came from all over the world to get a health tune up. The flakes were an accidental discovery Will made leaving the mix out too long. But the mix was John Harvey's, and he didn't want it commercialized. Google their names if you want to know more.
i lived thru "satanic panic" and "stranger danger" i was 10yo in 1989 so throughout the decade of the 80s in school i had cops do assemblies about stranger danger, cops teach D.A.R.E., cable tv shows doing stories on shit like this plus i lived in a U.S city so thankfully i was prepared for most of it but i coulda got taken no doubt
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Lots of those around. Plus now abandoned hoarder houses where folks aged in place in rural areas, especially on dirt roads out in the boonies. I used to live in Hillsdale county, some areas awful. Lots of poverty.
Its so sad that this happened especially to such a seemingly safe community. I seems highly suspicious when a person of interest moves right after a murder. One can only hope these cases will be solved some day.
Was born in Kalamazoo. Left when I was 4 to go with my dad when he was stationed in Germany in the early 80s. Never heard this until now. Seems I missed a lot in the states during the 80s.
I will never understand why the police destroy evidence in these types of cases. It's just an insane injustice to just wipe your hands clean and at the same time make it so no one else can solve it, because of laziness and apathy.
Ronning did it. His shoe was found below the apartment of Hume. They say he couldn't find where he left Patricia's body even though he lived in the area. No he didn't live in the area he grew up on the east end she was found on the west end of battle creek. Big difference. He was just staying in the apartment with his wife below Humes with others. They were not killed in the order they were found. HIs wife talked too after she was arrested on a warrant. He did what alot of killers do kill then lets move. She said they moved around alot. And women came up missing. She claims she never knew anything. She was also his cousin and she identified the shoe at the Hume murder as Ronnings. I actually came across Ronning in high school. He showed up one day outside of Battle Creek Central across the street where we all hung out in the morning. I just watched him and he creeped me out. I asked someone who he was and he said, "Thats' Mikey, he's a bad boy". I asked why was he bad he just said he was and he never went to school. I asked why was he here the guy said he didnt know. Every fiber of my being said to get away from Ronning. He showed up a few days later and I never seen him again until he was in the news. He admits he lied to his family about killings in Michigan. Which most killers wont admit to family what they have done. No one ever talks about evidence or DNA in Hume or Evans cases. Ronning is the suspect in several killings in Florida and other states. He doesnt seek out publicity or attention and has made offers to confess to killings if the Governors would keep the death penalty off the table and they wont do it. He did it the M.O.'s match. Hes evil. This "documentary" is vague and lacks tons of details.
It's interesting that you believe Ronning was the killer. I actually sort of felt bad for him. The fact that he would admit to the murders just to be close to his family. I know lying is wrong and a false conviction would stop authorities from searching for the true murderer. Now, after reading your comment, I'm confused. If he, seemingly, wanted to be nearer to his family then why did he get so many details wrong then admit to lying?
@ItsNeverAManequin he admitted to his family. Most people in a position like this do lie to their family. He's a psycho they lie. The area he dumped the girl in is developed now and he's from the east end of town not the west end where he dumped her. He wouldn't know the area. But his shoe was found on the balcony of Mary's apartment.
@@Amnanor 40 years ago, someone won fifty dollars from Playboy Magazine for contributing this joke: Battle Creek Police are investigating the murder of a woman found in a bathtub full of milk, with a whole banana stuffed into her mouth. Battle Creek Police suspect this may be the work of a cereal killer... It's been recycled a dozen times a dozen ways since then.
@@stephyclaws I don't mean the history he does about the topic he's talking about, he's the best at that. I just meant the intro video to this series doesn't have to be so long.
@@jimmywashere8753 I lived in River Apartments, walked the green strip along the river and later lived walking distance from the Kellogg Sportsman's Club. I have some other info in comments if you are interested.
@@jimmywashere8753 PS, they didn't say it was Mr. Don's today, they said it was then. There were three Mr. Don's then, plus Mr. Don's Harper Inn. Now only one remains open, operated by the founder's grandson.
When I was growing up here in the 80s and 90s there were 3 Mr Don's restaurants. SW Capital Ave, East Columbia Avenue which is now D'Nicio's Parlour and the one on 20th Street
Sounds like the police where involved with this Whoever did this probably still works for the police department Find out who the investigating officer was an interview them
Bellevue has been known for that since I was a kid and before. As long as you are scoffing, it's also a UFO hot spot. One night, as I was driving past the Kellogg Sportsman's Club, a yellow banner floated across the road, at windshield height on my 77 Coupe De Ville. My girlfriend said someone had died. I didn't know anything about that, but I definitely saw the banner. As soon as we got home, the phone rang. It was her mom, calling from Tennessee to say her Aunt had just passed peacefully. I learned a lot from that girl, and I was skeptical of most of it, until it proved true, as it always did. Mountain People are just different, and so are the things they know, but that doesn't mean they aren't true.
@@johnoneal1234 it's certain things that's as old as the hills. It's a reason why customs, omens, and signs last as long as they do. If you know, you know
I have to add that including original news cast videos and pictures of the locations really make this piece more real and erie. Top notch work gentleman!
You might say piecemeal cereal killing y-/
I will always advise against the awful modern stock footage of say, a woman crying, a large pile of dollars, the police booking somebody, etc.
I personally would like a longer look at the headlines (without having to pause constantly), and the old photographs when available. Otherwise, good stuff!
Fun fact 1915, Dr. Kellogg imported 300 black squirrels (technically gray but they're black). He told the newspaper he had fond memories of these squirrels from his youth and wanted to restore them to Battle Creek.
Actually he imported them because Black Sqirrel Turds are a suitable substitution for Raisins in Kellog's Raisen Bran. 😂
As well as having great narration and covering interesting, lesser-known cases, your opening is absolutely amazing!!! Keep it up!
Great work!! Never heard of this case until now...I started with your Delphi doc and haven't been able to stop yet...definitely subscribing definitely recommending!
I grew up watching all the TLC and A&E Documentaries. I will have to say. This channel brings me back more than A&E Re-Runs.
Great narroration. Amazing dedication towards content Reel's, and the Stories are always something new. Keep up the Fantastic Background music ~ Top Teir ~
I was born and raised in Battle Creek Michigan. Great documentary!
I drove through Battle Creek a few times… needless to say it’s not the best city I’ve driven through.
I live here and I can say it’s not the best city to live I’ve been almost kidnapped many times
It’s a known sex trafficking area since we are a highway town and have many hotels/motels
Now your not allowed to eat cereal ever again lol 🙃😂
@@MissMini01 I also live here . ☠️
@@MissMini01 it really just depends on the area, like everywhere else in the world... I grew up in the Lakeview area and loved it, aswell as my city.
How often does a adult with the mental capacity of a child get "framed" for a murder,it's disgusting how police instead of doing their job properly have a inoccent man convicted.
Nice piece. Impressive journalism!
Good content and narration.
I read that the william kellog first made the cereal to stop masturbation... I wish this was a joke but its not. Thank you for another AMAZING video Ruin road... honestly feels like I am watching a documentary every time!
Obviously it didn’t work
@@MissMini01 exactly but thats why he made it 🤣
William Kellogg was a promoter of circumcision too, which maybe a reason as to why these men become violent sexual murders... every cell remembers even if the conscious mind does not!
No, it was Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, his elder brother, proprietor of the world famous Battle Creek Sanitarium.
Kings and princes and millionaires came from all over the world to get a health tune up.
The flakes were an accidental discovery Will made leaving the mix out too long.
But the mix was John Harvey's, and he didn't want it commercialized.
Google their names if you want to know more.
@@sgashner397 No, you are thinking of his brother, John Harvey.
i lived thru "satanic panic" and "stranger danger" i was 10yo in 1989 so throughout the decade of the 80s in school i had cops do assemblies about stranger danger, cops teach D.A.R.E., cable tv shows doing stories on shit like this plus i lived in a U.S city so thankfully i was prepared for most of it but i coulda got taken no doubt
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i love the way they took for actual locations in the documentaries
Ah, Battle Creek, MI! The second-best smelling city in America. (#1 is Hershey, PA.)
Just stumbled across your channel. Outstanding work!
I clean up trash dumps around lower Michigan, its heartbreaking but inspiring how much there is and how much can be accomplished
Lots of those around. Plus now abandoned hoarder houses where folks aged in place in rural areas, especially on dirt roads out in the boonies. I used to live in Hillsdale county, some areas awful. Lots of poverty.
I'm from Cass County Michigan . Have you heard anything about my County?
Its so sad that this happened especially to such a seemingly safe community. I seems highly suspicious when a person of interest moves right after a murder. One can only hope these cases will be solved some day.
Nice quality, you should get more views.
Damn. I'm from Kalamazoo. Never heard of this. I was 7 years old tho
Was born in Kalamazoo. Left when I was 4 to go with my dad when he was stationed in Germany in the early 80s. Never heard this until now. Seems I missed a lot in the states during the 80s.
Very well done
I will never understand why the police destroy evidence in these types of cases. It's just an insane injustice to just wipe your hands clean and at the same time make it so no one else can solve it, because of laziness and apathy.
Freemasons looking out for each other's
Cereal is one of the worst things for your health
Ronning did it. His shoe was found below the apartment of Hume. They say he couldn't find where he left Patricia's body even though he lived in the area. No he didn't live in the area he grew up on the east end she was found on the west end of battle creek. Big difference. He was just staying in the apartment with his wife below Humes with others. They were not killed in the order they were found. HIs wife talked too after she was arrested on a warrant. He did what alot of killers do kill then lets move. She said they moved around alot. And women came up missing. She claims she never knew anything. She was also his cousin and she identified the shoe at the Hume murder as Ronnings.
I actually came across Ronning in high school. He showed up one day outside of Battle Creek Central across the street where we all hung out in the morning. I just watched him and he creeped me out. I asked someone who he was and he said, "Thats' Mikey, he's a bad boy". I asked why was he bad he just said he was and he never went to school. I asked why was he here the guy said he didnt know. Every fiber of my being said to get away from Ronning. He showed up a few days later and I never seen him again until he was in the news. He admits he lied to his family about killings in Michigan. Which most killers wont admit to family what they have done.
No one ever talks about evidence or DNA in Hume or Evans cases. Ronning is the suspect in several killings in Florida and other states. He doesnt seek out publicity or attention and has made offers to confess to killings if the Governors would keep the death penalty off the table and they wont do it. He did it the M.O.'s match. Hes evil.
This "documentary" is vague and lacks tons of details.
It's interesting that you believe Ronning was the killer. I actually sort of felt bad for him. The fact that he would admit to the murders just to be close to his family. I know lying is wrong and a false conviction would stop authorities from searching for the true murderer. Now, after reading your comment, I'm confused. If he, seemingly, wanted to be nearer to his family then why did he get so many details wrong then admit to lying?
@ItsNeverAManequin he admitted to his family. Most people in a position like this do lie to their family. He's a psycho they lie. The area he dumped the girl in is developed now and he's from the east end of town not the west end where he dumped her. He wouldn't know the area. But his shoe was found on the balcony of Mary's apartment.
a serial killer in cereal city....the irony
I love your videos..... but that background music..... I can't hear you. Lmao.
Cereal killer
lmao
Only Serial Killers eat flavored Flaming Hot Cheetos Cereal with Milk 🥛 🍼
@@Amnanor 40 years ago, someone won fifty dollars from Playboy Magazine for contributing this joke:
Battle Creek Police are investigating the murder of a woman found in a bathtub full of milk, with a whole banana stuffed into her mouth.
Battle Creek Police suspect this may be the work of a cereal killer...
It's been recycled a dozen times a dozen ways since then.
@@johnoneal1234 classic
@@Amnanor Exactly!
Lol I live in Battle Creek for over 20 years and have never heard this story.n
Awesome awesome awesome 😎
So close to my house wtffff
So sad
Cheers👍😎👍
Battle Creek...home of the cereal killers.
Who killed u maggie 😭 hume
Another good video. My only suggestion is shorten the intro video of serial killers. Feels slightly too long.
Oh my! I really love their long intros... the music and the articles and old news clips are epic and add to the video.
@@stephyclaws I don't mean the history he does about the topic he's talking about, he's the best at that. I just meant the intro video to this series doesn't have to be so long.
@@jimmywashere8753 I lived in River Apartments, walked the green strip along the river and later lived walking distance from the Kellogg Sportsman's Club.
I have some other info in comments if you are interested.
@@jimmywashere8753 PS, they didn't say it was Mr. Don's today, they said it was then.
There were three Mr. Don's then, plus Mr. Don's Harper Inn.
Now only one remains open, operated by the founder's grandson.
@@jimmywashere8753 it's not too bad. It sets the tone. To me, it's a throwback to the old 80s intros.
Still going on in battle creek today
Maybe a serial killer was responsible for these murders..
That's ninas taquaria not Mr Don's
Ninas used to be Mr. Don's in the 70's & early 80's.
When I was growing up here in the 80s and 90s there were 3 Mr Don's restaurants. SW Capital Ave, East Columbia Avenue which is now D'Nicio's Parlour and the one on 20th Street
i will thank michigan for nothing.
Sounds like the police where involved with this
Whoever did this probably still works for the police department
Find out who the investigating officer was an interview them
The lipstick assassin
☝️ P-R-O-M-O-S-M!!!
Its 666! Has to be the devil ! :)
Bellevue has been known for that since I was a kid and before.
As long as you are scoffing, it's also a UFO hot spot.
One night, as I was driving past the Kellogg Sportsman's Club, a yellow banner floated across the road, at windshield height on my 77 Coupe De Ville.
My girlfriend said someone had died. I didn't know anything about that, but I definitely saw the banner.
As soon as we got home, the phone rang. It was her mom, calling from Tennessee to say her Aunt had just passed peacefully.
I learned a lot from that girl, and I was skeptical of most of it, until it proved true, as it always did.
Mountain People are just different, and so are the things they know, but that doesn't mean they aren't true.
@@johnoneal1234 it's certain things that's as old as the hills. It's a reason why customs, omens, and signs last as long as they do. If you know, you know
@@Solodolo84 And it's also older than that, brought to the hills by Irish Americans fleeing British Genocide...
@@woepill You have to be several kinds of stupid to believe that.
I bet you don't believe Google is evil, either.
@@johnoneal1234...I believe all you said .
Its so easy to rattle weak minds . De Debble !!! Booga booga booga !!!