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A dream opportunity masks a wicked plot
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- Case 291: David Pauley, Ralph Geiger & Timothy Kern
In October of 2011, an advertisement was posted on the website Craigslist. It read: Wanted: Caretaker For Farm. Simply watch over a 688 acre patch of hilly farmland and feed a few cows. You get 300 a week and a nice 2 bedroom trailer. Someone older and single preferred but will consider all. Relocation a must. You must have a clean record and be trustworthy-this is a permanent position.
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Research & writing - Erin Munro
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Music - Andrew D.B. Joslyn
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Being single doesn't mean you are without family, nor unloved.
Exactly! But that’s what a lot of people mistakenly brlieve.
How sweet
@@rashone2879 yes bcause they teach us that way ...
Yes but if you're a captive to your past, there's doubt you'll make or have connections with anyone.
Does in my case😂
When I heard about David and his best friend talking 50 times a day? Wow! And then how be packed his toy model train... oh my heart 😢 also, the struggling father Timothy who did his best to see his sons no matter what, ugh! Murdered for 5 measly dollars!? Ralph sounded like an amazing friend and mentor. I'm so sorry this happened, and I send my deepest condolences to their families❤
Exceptional presentation!! Thank you for the work you do in preparing the Casefile stories!
I must say your telling of the stories is so masterful and tense, I always google the stories to know the ultimate outcome. It's like reading a book you're engrossed in and can't put down. The way you build the tension and masterfully weave the storyline so it's not always obvious as to who did it or finality of the case is unparalleled in true crime.
you should hear the ones he did on the zodiac and ear-ons (golden state killer) they are some of his best
This story breaks my heart. One of my best friends has been in David's before offer situation. He would be very vulnerable. We'd never know what happened to him. Thankfully, he's in a much better place now, being treated well. May David rest in peace.
I am one of the unfortunate who have to work on weekends. Over the years Casefile and another podcast that publishes on Sundays make it bearable for me.
Thank you ❤
Am I wrong to guess Crime Weekly is the Sunday one? If not, totally worth to adding to the repertoire
@jamiemariej98 Thanks for recommendation, I'll check that :)
The second one is a local one, well the Author is my local but lives in Canada. Records in Polish, so I guess I can't recommend.
From English language podcast I'm a fan of True Crime Brewery, but they don't release that regularly, which is a shame.
I believe Truly Criminal also publishes on Saturday, would recommend it
@@PemelopeableSounds good, I like such soothing narrating.
I used to go for Unresolved too, but unfortunately the Author ceased releasing. It was very similar in style and quality to Casefile.
@@Anna-nr3sh Thank you, will check this one out in turn
How dare this evil person assume nobody would miss these men 💔
These poor trusting unsuspecting men. Only one consiliation is they died suddenly and had no idea what was about to happen. May they rest in peace and sympathy to their families 😢
A truly Wicked case. N'er heard of it, so very much thanks for the research the team put in to it!
Ironically, these people were caught because they missed one of the men they thought no one would miss.
1:07:44 never underestimate the power of friendship, family ties, and love ☹️
Thanks Casefile.... this sounds like a horror movie 😳😥
From born again straight to hell. Chilling, again by casefile.
I've never met a "born again" that wasn't just trying to hide behind religion. Not saying that they don't exist. Just never met one.
Casefile rules the true crime world, always excellent, no nonsense content. Thank you to all at Casefile that make it happen!
Thank you CaseFiles....Great as always😊
I found this channel a few weeks ago and I’ve already almost watched the entire catalogue. Even though it’s literally hundreds of hours 😢
My favorite narrator is back
@@MiMiiViVi no thank you mate
Casefile is the 💣 !!
So good. Thanks CASEFILE.
That kid was dumb as shit for not taking the deal. But considering what he got up to - my sympathy for him is limited.
I was about to get up.....changed my mind 😅❤
Same...coffee, bed and casefiles. What a way to start the weekend!
Aww, a new Episode of Casefile presents!!
This is such a very sad story.
Thanks Matey 👍
The juxtaposition... the victim prays for a job. The murderer preys on vulnerable men and then prays after the deed. Evil
really great presentation! so horrible... hope he gets his sentence soon!!! 😢
Excellent!
There is another case like this one, involving bank accounts and buying cattle. Anyone ever heard of this one?
Casefile......another beautifully presented true, tale of horror!!!!
Yay, New stuff!! Hello 🙂
A crime I’ve never heard of - a great way to make the ironing go quickly !
casefile the BEST. writer ' producer and narrator are wicked!!!
As a local, I'm obligated to fulfill my duty to inform you that although it is spelled Nor-folk, it is actually pronounced Nor-fukk. No one knows why.
👍tnxs explaining :)
I grew up in Newport News.
A lot of locals actually pronounce it "Naw-fukk" or "Naw-fick", especially back in the 80s-90s.
lol
Nor-fukk is how it's namesake in England is pronounced. The pronunciation is likely a remnant of the Norse, given that Norfolk was still under the danelaw long after the rest of England was colonised by anglo-saxons.
@polecatgander8282 THANK YOU. I got Into a discussion about this with some friends earlier and they were all convinced it was because of the southern accent that we all can't seem to shake. But I have friends in the UK too and I've heard them pronounce it almost exactly the same. I can't wait to show my traitorous reb friends your Comment.
(I love/hate how that works on 2 different levels. Rofl)
Yay! New content!!!
Well researched and narrated, ive no sympathy for Brogan, many of us have traumatic past's
Those poor Men, my heart goes out to them, and there loved ones ❤
This would legit make a badass movie
I must stop looking at the comments before listening to the podcast
Scam artist is how bogans dad described Beasley.
Be wary of strangers and job offers that sound too good to be true.
Nothing short of evil.
How exactly were the walkietalkies suppose to have worked cross state? Unless a full sized radio setup is what they meant
Targeting vulnerable people is despicable. I knew this case and knew I shouldn't watch this ☹️
thank
I forgot it was Saturday I was watching England
The craziest part of this is that the author of the ad called it a "Dream Job" and it's working on a damn farm (in Ohio, at that)
I can see it. Being on your lonesome with some "easy" labour to keep your mind off things might be paradise for some people.
this guy was heartless, plus his manipulation of the teenager on top of everything else he did to the other men
*Very disturbing.*
6th!
Preachwr? Just to get his evil hands on church funds and property .
I've not heard this one yet
any ties to Jack family disappearance ?
Chris x David
What is a 22 gauge semi automatic pistol?
I've heard the same mistake in another episode, using "gauge" instead of "caliber"; but I give them a pass for being Aussies. 😉
I swear Casefile has done this episode already?
I know some other big true crime channels have.
I had that feeling, too. But I watch a lot of other true crime channels and I might be wrong and heard it somewhere else 🤔
@MiMiiViVi umm no, not the same thing. I heard this case before somewhere. Not the one killing couples or two female groups that hike in the Australian outback. I know he made that too and was a two or three part series.
I haven’t missed a single episode. They’ve never done this case before.
@EllenLeah-pv2yw yeah, sure a lot of people here remember otherwise, but you are the only one who knows better aparently
Exiting ;) I wonder why nobody tried to call up Jack as soon as police found the emails, talked with the wounded victim, or talked with Deborah. The wounded victim would have known Jacks number...!???
The narrator said at one point that he had multiple phones used only for that reason, and of which he got rid of after.
@@loredanadincu4300 Yes right - I noticed that after I wrote my first comment ;)
37:58 Yeah, okay 👍 Lol! I don't think this guy is the example you're looking for.
Best AI Narrator in the business.
He’s not AI. I don’t know why you keep claiming this. Go listen to the many episodes where he does a number of different (non narrator-voice) ad reads. Listen to interviews he’s done on Casefile Presents’ other supplemental podcasts. If you know this and are just joking, it’s odd that you like to make the same joke over and over again.
Oh dear topic covered b4. Anyway morning world frm 🇬🇧😎🙏👊
1st! 😎
Is there a prize? 😊
Badass!
@@Sacred.Wisdom depends? You got a beard? Lol. Jk jk 🤘🏻🇺🇸💚
first
Wait this was already covered
Isn't this a wendigo? A former human who got a taste for creeping around and eating other humans by taking personal belongings and even a name.
This is an overused story. Saw the title and knew it is going to be that Craigslist story. 😢
I have heard some of these stories too, but Casefile has a different method of telling them. So I’ve listened anyway.
Well I'd never heard it before, but I live in 🇬🇧
Do you want people to commit more interesting crime for you
I've not heard it either
I've never heard of it. I thought it was going to be a different case.
Let Love Be Thy Light. Gospel of Mormon.
The one of few on you tube that episode is running for more then 1 hour👍👍🤎