Crime Scene: The Texas Killing Fields | Official Trailer | Netflix
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- Опубліковано 8 лис 2022
- An overgrown field and a stretch of highway connect a series of grisly murders spanning several decades as grieving families search for answers.
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I’m glad Tim Miller is in this to tell his daughter Laura’s story. The foundation Tim started in her honor has helped with numerous cases of missing people.
Agree. So much respect for Tim Miller. 🙏🏻❤️
Is this the same Tim Miller that started Equusearch that I saw in the Vanessa Guillen search??
@@melbee4812 Yes.
A Great Man who was Treated Badly by the Police. He really hit a NERVE with me when I heard him speaking.
Hopefully this may bring Someone to SPEAK as many People may know and Help Him and the other Victims Families.
🙏⚘💯🇮🇪
@@johnathandoe1299 Amen to that. 🙏🏻💞
Netflix should just do strictly documentaries, bc that's one thing they do better than anyone else
Frrr
They do some good movies & series too.
yeah, we dont need 15 shitty adam sandler movies lol
I live on the other side of I45 and this still haunts the residents of League City, and Tim Miller is a local hero. His Texas equusearch organization helps so many families find missing loved ones, and even helped the search for a missing friend of my family. He turned his loss into a needed service for his community, and I only wish we could repay him with justice for Laura and all the victims of the field.
Same brother I live in league city and my girlfriend lives right next to the killing fields
Tim miller is the killer . He killed his own daughter when she found out. She was walking home when she witnessed her own father carrying a dead body into the killing field.
@@joliauniedafeo7985 Source?
Where exactly are those fields? Is Calder Rd?
@@carolinamonte9803 me and my gf went there, it’s next to this building and there is a parking lot next to it, I can give you my snap to give you exact coordinates
Netflix always killing it with these documnetaries!
I know! I keep watching and adding more!
Alllllwaaaaays!!
Especially when i see Joe Berlinger is part of it!
killing it ✋🥴
I mean c'mon, are you on their payroll? There's literally nothing new about this, very old issue about the killing fields in texas , been talked about and filmed for over 10 years (the cases obviously stretching back decades. )
I first came to know of the killing fields 10 years ago, 48 hours mystery episode, LITERALLY SAME CONTENT, even better I'd say, SAME TITLE, AVAILABLE ONLINE FOR FREE, and then Chloe Moretz acted in film on the issue also about 10 years ago, trailer online. So Netflix docs aren't new or exceptional, you guys are just way behind in your knowledge, depending on Netflix to bring issues that are already covered quite extensively
Tim Miller I can hear your daughter saying, "You're my hero daddy." Hugs to you Sir.
Tim Miller is a hero. He has helped the city of Houston(and beyond) search and find missing loved ones. He and his group are invaluable. I hope he is around for a very very long time.
He also was the reason an innocent man is dead
May the victims who lost their lives Rest In Peace and my deepest condolences to their families and friends
I saw this doc and Tim Miller is a real hero with his unbreakable spirit and preserverence to finding his daughter's killer. The ridiculously incompetant police work on this case was so infuriating and then they further victimize the girls and their families by claiming they're "runaways"? Shame on the League Cty PD! Their incompetance makes me feel like maybe they're just trying to protect one of their own....?
It wasn't just the LCPD, the Houston PD just didn't seem to want to touch it. I have lived for 40 years with a gut wrenching pain that a close friend of mine disappeared and was never found. Her mother and I spent so much time trying to understand it all.
@@Meditex You are right, police incompetance is a nationwide problem.
Currently watching this documentary. Either the police department was too lazy to care, too proud to admit something so terrible could happen under their watch, or are connected with the disappearances.
That is what I thought. In would not be surprised if a police officer was behind the killings. In LA there were a Sheriff Deputy that stopping women for supposed traffic stops and then taking them to a secluded park area to rape them. That was back in 1990.
So, I don't rule out police officers as suspects
It’s disturbing how ignored this was by police. Wonder if they would have ignored the situation, treated it the same had it been one of their daughters/wives/mothers?
My heart breaks for these families. 💔
It is utterly disgusting. The fact that goof was even released from jail is embarrassing. All the people that have been framed by cops and this loser goes free. 🙄
@@ItsMsSue2U7154 I know. To think this is the way things are handled. They can’t be too surprised when citizens make their own justice. I feel just awful for those victims’ families.
As a resident of League City, I'm interested to see how this PR nightmare plays out for them. They have a spotty reputation here as it is.
@@amandaruth9566 right?! such a black eye on the LCPD!! No wonder they chose not to participate!! (LC is my hometown too so I’ve been enthralled with these cases for decades). It’s shameful what they allowed to happen time and time again.
It's still generally ignored by police. League City is known to have a bunch of good ol' boys working as police that were more likely to flex their "authority" at you than solve any problems. And they'll protect their own before they "protect and serve" the community paying their salaries. My family moved to Pearland in 1984, and my husband was born & raised in Friendswood. We knew about killers roaming the dark back streets from young ages. The fact that bodies are still being found out there is inexcusable. And a big part of why we no longer live down there.
I grew up in LC and have to say, of all of the things I have watched about these cases, I enjoyed this one the most. I have also read (listened to) Kathryn Casey’s book more times than I can count and spent my youth walking around these same streets. It’s time these girls and their families get some answers. If this series produces even 1 viable lead or prompts the right person to come forward, it was a hole in one!!
I'm from the area too, but I didn't enjoy it for entertainment. It was awful as was, "The Eleven" about the 1970s girls! It was sooooo sad!!
@@lemonhead162 agree. the 11 was so dark!! all of these cases are gut wrenching. I would hesitate to call it entertaining as well- but I think it was well done as far as showcasing the reality of the situation and capturing the emotions of everyone involved.
It's so so sad once you start watching real crime docs that there are so many cases left unsolved. Especially in the 70s 80s with no DNA. I am so heart broken for the families. There should be so many more detectives put on these cold cases to investigate them. It shouldn't take documentaries to bring them back into the interest of the police. So sad. Rip all your young souls you all deserve justice and so do there families. My heart goes out to Tim who started he's own search team and has helped in so many other way. Bless him. ❤️
How much of this is happening currently and we just don't know...the world we live in is nuts
It's happening in Seattle now.
This is going on all over .
@extremelyhonest5191 Laura Miller was a teenager and definitely "not" in a bar. Get your facts straight before making untrue statements.
@Extremely Honest you’re a dumb@$$ and you don’t know a da*n thing. Go spew your ignorant crap elsewhere.
@extremelyhonest5191 great thinking dude I'm sure your god is proud of you 👍
Painful but intriguing stories. Such pain these families go through.
I actually have a lot of info on this case. I am manager at the building where the victim was last seen. My dad was friends with Laura Miller and worked at the hospital where the prime suspect used to frequent to try and get drugs. Seems more like police dripping the ball than someone being careful
I love true crime documentaries! This looks good!
Hii Jenna how r u
I've been hearing stories about this ever since the events happened, but this series gives details I haven't heard elsewhere. It is so infuriating to hear how insulting and condescending the police were towards the women's families at the time they disappeared. They lived blocks from each other and were both last seen using the same payphone. A three-year-old could have connected the crimes.
This looks very good and I look forward to watching it. It's very sad though that the Texas murders of mother-daughter travelers Helen and Nancy Frome, which led to the biggest manhunt in Southwest history, remain unsolved.
Documentaries like this are the reason I keep Netflix.
Indeed but I watched them all and now you barely have one true crime doc release per month. Luckily there are fantastic true crime channels on UA-cam.
There’s moments in this that had tears dripping down my face , a crime docc has never done that and I watch a lot
I worked for Robert Abel, the owner of Stardust trail rides on Calder rode in 1995-1996. I found the Doe's crosses / markers while working there.
I contacted the FBI and local police several times about the things I saw, nobody ever contacted me.
What did you saw?
Beyond haunting and ghastly crimes.
Why were the Parents of these killings not listened to. Police failed to investigate these missing girls.
At every celebration these Parents have an empty chair for their lost murdered child.
These children never graduated, married or had children.
Beyond heart rendering.
May they rest in Peace ♡
Australia
Yes!!! Finally they are talking about this cold case.
I cried for Tim Miller at his age he is still searching for her murderer I hope he gets the justice he deserves
one thing i like about these cold cases is that it brings light to other people which in the end can potentially help cold cases and other cases.
This made me want to cry within the first five minutes... It's still so raw after all this time. Mr Miller I think said it: That it's a life sentence for the families...
Netflix is the GOAT of documentaries!
Loving these Netflix Documentary!
I love these kind of docs!!
I used to live down the street from this place. Passed by every day on my way to work, and didn’t know its infamy until I moved away.
Finally getting the attention it deserves!
Hadn't even heard of it before I saw this. Just staggering how much could and should have been done to address this brutal time in that area. Those girls and women were slaughtered. So many of them!
🇺🇸 it's someone with authority... police, judge, e.t.c!
Wow this was hard to watch very very sad - thoughts with all the families who had gone through this. I hope you all find peace in some way and justice as well.
"The tragic case of the murders is now being investigated by local enforcement authorities and Netflix showrunners. We ask anyone who knows something to help with this case to come forward and to cooperate fully with Jason from Netflix. Thank you"
It kinda freaks me out to know that (when I lived in that area) I was driving in this area and had no idea this was happening.
My condolences to the victims families. I hope they found their peace.
police were so negligent back then, no wonder all the big serial killers run rampant at that time
i hope the officers responsible live with that guilt for the rest of their lives
The fact that I live near by where this shit happened is crazy.
Same.
Not happened. Is happening.
Those police that ignored the parents and refused to comment for this documentary are frickin' geniuses.
some really great movies about this place...can't wait to see this
I live in this area and its crazy bc no one ever really talks about it that much. I remember that when I was little I went to a girl scout camp in the area and there was a memorial there for one of the victims bc she was a girl scout. I never really made the connection until like 2 years ago when i learned that this even existed
Probably because these crimes happened 25-35 years ago and the area has grown tremendously since then, hell most of the people in league city are transplants from somewhere else. They werent around when they occurred.
I live in this area....I remember all of this.......not sure I want to watch this. Tim Miller is a Saint in these parts.
LC is my hometown too. This still makes me look over my shoulder at times.
Hearing about this while living in Galveston, gave me the mega Chills.
Anything done by Joe Berlinger is always great. He is amazing.
Probably with the exception of the Metallica some kind of monster
I’m glad this story is being told again and hopefully someone will come forward with information. I remember the scripted movie that came out when I was in college and was based on this story as well (also called Texas Killing Fields). It had Jeffrey Dean Morgan in it. That movie was one of those that were “loosely based” on the actual events though.
I will definitely be watching this documentary and hopefully they were able to get some information that can help find the monster responsible. These victims deserve justice.
I had a friend that disappeared then , never to be found. There was talk of a serial killer named Coral Watts and it seems the HPD did absolutely nothing when his name popped up. Sickens me to this day
Can’t wait!
luv these Netflix docs
It always baffles me how people can know about these (many, many) cases of police mishandling or obstructing crime solving, and still think cops deserve the 40-70% of city budgets that they currently receive.
Facts
So you think we get better police work with less funding. Tell me how that works.
Most of the cases you’re referring in these documentaries are cold case files from 30 or 40 years ago run by cops aren’t even on the force anymore. Many of these crimes took place before huge advances in technology, and happened in small towns. However, today is technology and attention brought by specials like this are now uncovering a lot of these things. So let’s punish police officers in 2022 for the actions of some cops in some locations in the 1970s or 1980’s who either mishandled (purposely or not) or couldn’t solve cases.
I’m legit interested to understand your logic in how any of this leads to attracting higher caliber people that may otherwise be going into other fields to provide better lives for their families since paying even less money for a job where you have a target on your back by criminals with real bullets or thankless bystanders like you who demonize the job across the board. I think making the job even less attractive when most forces are already having trouble finding cops while cutting funding leading to less technology to solve cases is certainly the answer. After all it is working out so well in the areas that did defund the police like Minnesota. Well done
Tim Miller is an htown legend
Absolutely heartbreaking. All the beautiful ladies should have never been subjected to such Evil and incompetent police.
I lived in Texas during that time. Never realized how fortunate I was to not have been a victim!!
What the hell? I'm 33 and have been living in League City since I was a Junior in HS and this is not the boonies anymore. They start this whole documentary off with "well nowadays you go out there and there ain't nothin" sort of ramble. This place has become a hot spot and is currently overpopulated. Did they get these "up to date" photos and video footage from 20 years ago?
I live 5 miles from the Texas killing fields 😬 I just found out about it a week 1/2 ago doing some research and here we are 🤨
I grew up and lived in that area for many years and have never heard of this. Look forward to watching it and learning all about it. Can anyone tell me if this is a solved case, or who the suspects are?
@BHeart as far as I know, there's been no solid suspects.. and there's been at the very least +100 victims, and spanning about 3 or 4 decades.
Another Joe Berlinger Netflix true crime documentary, cant wait.
While he may be an executive producer let’s give credit to the director Jessica Dimmock.
There's was hella serial killers in the 70's 80's in the USA
@Tralala_Beez Probably has less to do with a higher amount of serial killer activity during those periods than that our methods of defining and detecting these kinds of homicides were taking off. Serial killing is likely something that occurs in every society of a certain density throughout history. It's just that we now know about it as a concept, our law enforcement is aware of it, and it is much harder to get away with today due to the prevalence of surveillance technology everywhere. But before the information age came into being, it was a killers paradise. This is a big reason, in my opinion, that parents are ultra-protective of their children today. We kids got a lot of unmonitored freedom in the 70s, 80s, and 90s, and not all of us made it out alive because of it.
You mean mafiosos. The border isn’t far from there
@@erikdominguez923 Huge difference between serial killers and gang-related murder.
The moment you thought they don't have anything chilling to document but ooh I was so wrong
I'm surprised a camera of some kind was Never put out there
I wish I didn't come across stories that justify my disrespect for the police, even detectives. They don't care about the kids. And once more this story proves it.
But you never hear about the stories when the police do care about kids. Police do a lot more good than harm
@@owenmoore7656 Then you and I don't hear the same stories. I read a lot of true crime and have for 40 years. And I read over and over again about very dangerous people leaving prison while they are still very bad people. Makes me sick.
@@MrBangbangjim your right there are bad people in this world, but that is inevitable. police do more good than harm and if you think differently you are a delusional fool
@@owenmoore7656 You are either a cop or doing one or are being supported by one. That's prejudice. I only pass on facts. I've been alive 76 years and been around a lot longer than you to know what's real and what isn't. I may be a fool but it isn't because I'm not a fan of cops. I'm done. Go away.
@@MrBangbangjim 76 years on this good green earth and still don’t understand the need for police. See what happens when the police are defunded. Trust me you’ll see the good
I hope that this new true crime documentary on Netflix will be great.
OMG 😳 I just listened a podcast about this! Gotta watch this.
Gotta love the lack of motivation that went in to investigating the first missing women. “Oh she will turn up”. Gee thanks “DETECTIVE”. Could’ve got the same answer from the janitor at the hardware store. Wonder how they would react if it were their daughters and told that. Pathetic. That’s why we all need “friends in low places” to take out the trash when the justice system shrugs it off. It’s no wonder the crime rates are through the roof.
Netflix where's the icon picture and release date for we lost are human I really need to see it
I really have some doubts about these convictions. Police and other law enforcements have failed to solve these horrific crimes for long period of time, I mean decades and decades. Plus the they way they handled when notified the missing girls. Finally they decided to capture these “suspects” and prosecuted them.
I have to watch this !!!
I saw Tim’s story on 20/20 a couple years ago. God Bless him! 🙏🏽
I wonder how many people are just now learning about this because of this Netflix Documentary...
I love me a good crime documentary 💯
I feel bad for my friend his aunt was one of the victims😞
Oh no Which one?? That's terrible, I'm so sorry 😞
@@krisgrym I think back in 2020
@@krisgrym or 2022
@@OILF13LDTRASH88 and the crime has been resolved?:(
@@krisgrym no
I listen to a lot of true crime & had never heard of this story before. I can't believe there are so many victims and this is largely unknown (outside US). Police should be sued, not that it brings them back.
Its a Netflix docu so this must be good
Tim Miller is a hero! Any child would be proud to have him as their father.. ❤
Justice for all the victims!
Wow, I live in the city this is based on and had no idea about it
It's a painful thing that we don't advertise. But it's made the True Crime Podcast rounds and it had a movie made about it in 2011. Otherwise, the area this happened in is largely developed now, and many people who live adjacent don't know the full history, and probably prefer that.
God Bless You Tim Miller ❤️ .
This Case i remember watching a Documenrty and Movie I think but even so 1 of the poor young 😢 Girls her Father was not letting it go in anyway not to say the other Victims Families weren't doing the same .
This is a Must Watch as the Police seem to have Forgotten and others which is WRONG.
Looking forward to see this not being Morbid even though I live in another Country that young girl R.I.P ⚘☘ hit a NERVE as well as the Killings which the Movie Texas Killing Fields got my attention first.
Please watch and Anyone in that Area knows Something. C'mon its gone on to Long if someone knows Something SPEAK give these Families something that will SOLVE this Case .
⚘🙏💯🇮🇪
This reminds me of that one season of True Detective
Probably some inspiration is drawn from it. It's a very famous set of cold cases on the gulf coast, and a still open wound to the clear lake area south of Houston
This is going on all over the country .
Might as well do:
'Killing Blockbuster' The Netflix Trials
Why didn't police ever installed cameras around that area, they had that technology in the 90's.
Because the most of the bodies dumped in the field were in the 80s.
This is definitely one of those documentaries that the people that you are supporting in episode one might do some stuff that’s dirty in it’s own right
Not one piece of land survey equipment seen, despite multiple investigations over decades. The victims' families using Google maps? Should have had someone measuring those areas over all of that time with the proper equipment.
️“Somewhere in life you will get appreciation.. ❤️❤️So,
Somewhere there will be a flow of resentment..
Somewhere you will get prayer with a true heart.. then,
Somewhere there will be ill-will in feelings..
You walk on your path of action,
'As your feeling', you will get the same 'effect'"..❤️
Tim is a hero.
I grew up down the road from League City I was a little young but my older brother definitely remembers was a crazy time back then.. the foundation they man started has helped a lot of people in my area I’m very grateful for him
How is the energy of a place like that Connor?
@@truthlifefishing1730 eh it’s still pretty creepy nothing is build over the fields so the are still there which is weird but yeah definitely a bad energy all around
@@truthlifefishing1730 a lot of people aren’t aware of them either so maybe this will help the younger generations remember
@@truthlifefishing1730 I’m from LC. I have been to the fields 3 times. It’s not what you would imagine it to be like.
@@3dogmom I imagine a silence that is watching, listening and waiting.
So many “tough” guys in Texas, yet not a single one can put in Clyde Hedrick as enjoys his life In Houston. Even in Texas there isn’t any justice…
And it's still happening.
The police officers responses make you want to throw something in anger
I wonder is this the Sad Killings where a small Town was near a Oil Rig Pipe Line .The Movie Sam Worthing and Jeffery Dean Morgan? If anyone reads could you tell me .
Thank you
Yes
So heartbreaking that we live in a world of monsters. The worst thing to be in this world is a child.. or a woman.
Well, I am so glad someone agrees with me; my whole life I have been terrified of men.......I am 71 years old and with the 70's being so bad I am surprised I lived to this age.......
I live 4 the docs
Oh boy oh boy maybe I'll finally find out what _lawn forcement_ means
These true crime documentary series are getting popular. There should be on on the 2012 Aurora Shooting or on the Beltway Sniper Attacks or even on the Quebec Mosque shooting
Turning tragedies into entertainment is kind of messed up
@@szn1580 then why was this Texas killing fields doc made?
@@emiliobello2538 why you think
@@szn1580 don’t know. By the way check out my comment on the Spelling The Dream trailer here. And on some other videos here. And the Procession trailer and newsreel of it on CBs
@@emiliobello2538 what are your comments about
Netflix is killing it right now!!! 😂
Bro I love right on it lol
Y’all I just listen to this podcast like two weeks ago
Nothing for me to watch unsolved crimes. I can’t handle it.
Done watching this on netflix and the fact that some of the evidence like that clothe that was found near laura was gone is bothering. Like wth.
YO THIS IS WHERE I LIVE, league city thats crazy
Was HBO True Detectives season 1 based on this story? It seems familiar.
Is another series that could have been an hour long?
My house is in this documentary 😭