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- In 1982 the bodies of Annette Schnee and Bobbie Jo Oberholtzer were found outside a luxe ski town. A man rescued from a snowdrift the night of the murders turned out to be their killer. “48 Hours” contributor Natalie Morales reports. Watch more full episodes of "48 Hours" on Pluto TV.
"The story was remarkable because this was a 40-year cold case that was finally solved thanks to the perseverance of great detectives over decades. And the way the case was solved was also an incredible story in and of itself! It’s also a story that gives hope to victims’ families that even when they believe all hope is lost, that with the right people on the case and thanks to technology advancements, justice prevails." - Natalie Morales on why the story is important.
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Too bad there was no RECENT interview of Phillips to see if all these decades later he still claimed he
' didn't know WHY ' he did THESE MURDERS ...
Maybe back then he really didn't know ; but I'm sure after 40 years Allen Phillips had plenty of TIME to THINK about WHY he took the lives of women when , here , HE had HIS OWN DAUGHTER and NEVER would have wanted anyone to TREAT HIS DEAR CHILD the way HE treated OTHERS DAUGHTERS .
The interview of Phillips is the requisite missing piece to this tragic story .
@@gardensofthegods qaq-+
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You poor guy Mm r. Olbetzopher! Sorry if I hammered your name fella!
@@dianedoncheski2302
What's your problem?
Because of DNA, I love the fact that a lot of old guys out there are panicking every time there's a knock at the door.
They must be cursing DNA every day lol
Just as they think they've gotten away with their crimes forever, one of their nieces uploads DNA onto 23&Me!
😂😂
The worst offenders are part of our government and/or institutions, "nonprofits", etc., run by our nefarious agencies (or fronts for agencies) which control legislation, law enforcement at all levels, and the judicial system (judges, coroners, district attorneys, medical "experts", etc.), who prevent the overwhelming number of predators from being caught and/or prosecuted and ensure they are placed in key positions even at the highest level. (They also control the labs, the registries, etc., just as they ensure their internet platforms are scrubbed to eliminate evidence from victims, witnesses, whistleblowers, journalists, etc., who have tried to expose it for many decades.
Yep
You know Jeff didn't do it when he described seeing his wife in a bag. He is still in pain. "Once you give someone your love you never take it back." I agree Jeff.
And, he DOESN'T WANT TO....I absolutely love ❤️ that!!!!! You can SEE & HEAR the absolute 💯 loving ❤️ man that he IS & ALWAYS HAS BEEN...
We should all be so lucky to have someone love us like that. That poor man. I bet they were so happy together.
Made me tear up. He is a very sweet person.
😔 poor man. 😢
I want a man with a heart like Jeff’s. He’s a good man.
Seeing Bobbie Jos husband still cry after all the years was heartbreaking...decades later he still loved her as much as the day she died. Heartbreaking...
That broke me as well.
really heartbreaking for me too 💔
Totally. I wanted to be able to hug him. Totally heartbreaking. I'm so sorry for him.
And he has such a calm demeanor...Shame on cops for thinking it was him(no evidence)..
Exactly. I was like how she gone ask him if he killed his wife after cry. He was a so sweet.
The fact that Jeff still chose to be honest even though it made him look guilty. Sending you healing and hope Jeff 🤍
I had a feeling once, was camping out with friends, had a thought to call a coworker, we’re not close friends, my shipmate, but thought “maybe I should ask D to come out and camp”. After that long Memorial Day weekend, D had been found by another coworker, unalived. I wish I had made that call. A simple, “hey, come out and camp with us”. My friend I was camping with worked for suicide hotline. I should have called.
Exactly, my mother and I have had premonitions, but to speak to police about it must’ve taken a lot of faith, good on him
That 48 Hours are uploading full episodes on UA-cam consistently is a great sign for viewers like us.
Totally agree, thanks to 48hours great team 👍🏻
Right Im watching them as soon as they upload them while Im working. Loving it!
Yes - I cannot watch any full episodes otherwise.
I am sure they have a slew of old episodes they can give us!
@@AnnabelleJARankin same here... I live in Germany...
👍👍yes absolutely
This lady needs a huge award!!! She solved a cold case because she didn’t give up.
DNA technology solved the case that was a result of her incompetence. You or I could’ve done the same thing with zero training. But yup what a hero 👍🏻
@@Spooky_515 Es hat's your problem, bud?
@@Spooky_515 There's always one man who must destroy the person who is the focus of attention aNd/or authority. Alpha male syndrome. Hahaha
Thank God for giving this lady the strength and knowledge help to solve this crime.
@@Spooky_515 What??? No one was incompetent. DNA technology wasn't a possibility when the cases took place years ago... and the fact that this police officer was very professional and decided to investigate till the end is her merit. Your comment exudes sobierbity, and underestimating others achivements Is deffinitley not nice.
Jeff’s eyes sparkled when he talked about their love. He looked crushed remembering when he found her glove. Ugh my heart aches for him. He even made her a weapon. Even not physically with her, he still tried to save her.
That weapon may be what finally solved the case if Bobby Joe slammed the demon murderer in the face with it, which caused his face to bleed onto the glove and tissue.
He's the kind of husband every woman dreams of. Heartbreaking.
I am very impressed with the resiliency of this police officer who continued to pursue this case. What a wonderful woman.
I am impressed that your lux is rapidly approaching its end !!!! The beneficiaries .....btw..... are always the LAST to know
agree, what perseverance. She certainly knows how to connect the dots!
Wendy Kipple a truly wonderful woman. Great police officers like her should be honoured. God knows there are so many police officers who are absolutely useless.
Back in the 80's:
One afternoon when I was 16, my car broke down and it was the very first day of my new job. I started walking, thinking "great, I'm going to be late for my very first day!" and a man stopped and offered to take me the two miles down the road to my workplace. It was the ONLY time in my life I accepted a ride from a stranger. Thankfully, he was an honest person and dropped me off.
I can't imagine hitchhiking multiple times a day - Russian roulette.
Mary I did the same thing one time in my life. Thank God both of us are here. 🙏❤️
I hitchhiked all over England Scotland and Ireland.
I was a sweet 19 yes old Kentucky girl. Little old ladies would pick me up and even stop of a cup of tea at Tea time.
Everyone was was so amazing. I loved listening to their stories, and learning about history.
There was only one time when a Trucker pulled over, and I got that hair raising feeling and took off running. No discussion.
I traveled and lived in Greece for almost 2 years. I came home a completely different person.
A wonderful chapter in my life.
Exactly! I don't care if it's a safe town or it was a free love era. Women having to rely on rides from strangers has and always will be a big no no. Psychopaths are everywhere. These women should have been protected. Especially Bobby Jo considering she had Jeff. If I were a man, I would never feel comfortable with my wife having to hitch hike to and from work, it's totally unacceptable. Not his fault that there was a murderer on the loose, but it definitely was neglect on his part-especially if he had a car (which I suspect). I'm sorry, he should have been looking out for her!!!
Facts.
@@ceholmes24 I agree and thought the exact same thing. What man thinks it's okay for his wife/gf to take random daily rides with strangers.
I cried when Jeff said once you give your love to someone you can never take it back and you don't want to. How beautiful. I'm glad these families finally got justice.
That comment struck me... and when I came to the comments, it seems that of everything that was said in the entire program, that statement really hit home with alot of people.
I'm so grateful that he wasn't a suspect for long, that must have been agony
Jeff God Bless you! You are beautiful soul! Your wife was blessed to have you in her life.
Me too
I cried knowing he drove his car to and fro knowing his wife was hitching rides to get to work....😒
My heart broke for Jeff Oberholtzer years ago, and it breaks for him again seeing this. How dare those defense attorneys tear his wounds open again by accusing him 4 decades later, just because they didn't have anything better to present. I hope Jeff is able to find peace, especially now that his wife's case is finally closed.
They HAD someone better to present. The real perp but they are leeches, they do that for a living.
So the killer is stuck in the snow the night of the murders, with a cut on his head, and nobody makes a connection? Wow.
I thought of this too. No telling how many other victims are out there with all these years he’s been free
Annette's family paying respect to Bobbie Jo and thanking her for helping solve the case was a really beautiful gesture.
💯💯🙏✌️❤️
Amen to that
❤
yes. it made me cry. both girls and their loved ones all seem like such lovely people.
Related in grief and anger
Alan Phillips has a scar over his eye, right where the rescue worker said his wound was. Bobbie Jo clearly got him good with that hook Jeff made for her. I was surprised no one else mentioned this. The scar is plain as day.
Yep! I see it too!! 37:00
Yikes! I see it now. Good eyes on your part!
Back in 2005 the police get a tip about the guy but nothing came of it? DNA was definitely around. I wonder why they didn’t follow him and try to get his garbage back then.
Wow, it’s huge-Bobbie Jo got him really good with her keychain! He had to see it every day for 40 years…
That wasn't from the hook.
Imagine spending 40 years of your life with people thinking you're a killer. This man's life was ruined. 😢
The detective is so adorable she is diligent patient caring and then I loved how she got to out handcuffs on him and see him shocked and how she felt so satisfied telling us that. Kudos to her!
When the other victim who had gotten away alive said that Phillips had declared "I don't know why I do this", that was very telling. That is an active, present tense, indicating that it is something he is in the habit of doing. There are doubtless more victims of his out there who have not received justice.
I caught the same thing!
That’s how I knew he’d done it before. He admitted, to the cops,saying it to the gal.
Now if they had looked into the possibility of there being others…
@@denisebacher5040might be hard to tie or link him. But as long as he’s off the streets and never let out
Yup, caught that as well! Justice for all his victims. 🙏😔🕯️
I hope more people come forward and pray for his children and wife and family to find peace with God holding them, this must be unbearable.
Imagine what he’s done to his wives, stepchildren and children. No wonder those marriages didn’t last.
It seems likely he would have other victims. The fact he was sooo careful about throwing out his trash, even 40 years after these two women's death.... I was like, why would he still be that paranoid? Maybe because he had many victims. Also, to do two in one night is a lot... even after having already served time for sexually assaulting a hitchhiker...so, why not others... :/
Nearly 40 years later and you can tell Jeff still has a deep love for his wife. You can see the pain in his face and hear it in his voice. I’m so glad this case was finally solved and I hope he finally gets to grieve with that weight of being blamed finally off his shoulders.
Yes , it’s the true love 😢
Should be regret! How dare a man allow his wife to hitchhike in-20 degree weather! He’s a punk!
@@davidallen8828i actually thought the same thing.
@@davidallen8828 Maybe they had conflicting work schedules....Who knows what might have prevented Jeff from taking his wife into work on a regular basis? Maybe his car wasn't reliable, or they wanted to save on petrol? It seems strange that he would be happy with her hitching a lift, with him having his own car and all. There must have been a reason 🤷
@@davidallen8828 during a snowstorm
Mr Jeff, I hope you see this message. Just know, there are many of us that support you and send our love to you. We feel your broken heart and pray you have found peace. We could tell from the beautiful words you spoke about Bobbi Jo, how deeply you loved her and we never for a moment thought you committed this heinous act. I wish you well and pray you're surrounded by those that love and support you. God bless you. ❤
Totally agree. You said that so well. Not once did I feel in my energy that Jeff did anything at all, but love his wife. ❤ Much love and peace to you Jeff!
My heart broke when Jeff said “… and it was my bobby jo” that poor poor man. I hope his little heart finds peace
The police always says "it's too early to declare a person missing", but also say "the first 48 hours are crucial in an investigation". Go figure....
Great point....
Jeff is a very lucky man that he didn’t spend many many years in prison as an innocent man. God bless that detective for not jumping to conclusions and forcing a conviction based off of a few pieces of evidence as we’ve seen done so many times.
It's awful to be accused of something you didn't do. People can think of all sorts of reasons to be convinced a person is guilty.
Amen Amen Amen 🙏🙏🙏
Amen some honest men have went for a lot less and it does happen!!
Tunnel Vision
Yep, they mostly just want to have a person to blame for any given crime.They've framed so many people just to ensure "public & community safety and peace of mind". 🙄
I love this detective. She is so genuinely thrilled to having the case sold, constantly smiling and cheering. This dedication,work ethic is astonishing, but I feel that she wanted to help the relatives as well. A good person and soul.
Ohhh my gosh this brings tears to my eyes!, that woman detective needs a medal of honor, for sticking with this case!!! Good Girl!!! I'm so glad these families got some closure.
Closure, whatever that is. I can't put myself in their shoes and I wouldn't want to if I had to choose.
Jeff is still frozen in time.
He didn't move on, he could've been like everyone else and found someone else and forgotten the debacle. He chose to stay and live the memories.
Paradise is not where you are but who you are with.
I'm wondering if he ever remarried. They didn't say.
“Paradise is not where you are but who you are with”. How absolutely beautiful, and I agree.
I don't think most people get over losing their love to a psychopathic killer.
he's in paradise with her
unfortunately, it looks like he turned to alcohol to cope with the pain, you can clearly see it🥹
Poor Jeff. Getting blamed. You can see the hurt in his eyes. I hope he and the other family get to close this chapter and remember their loved ones in peace.
AMEN 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏
He is a kind soul. I understand what he goes through with the prediction of finding her. I have similar experiences often and people can't wrap their minds around it. They respond in different ways, but rarely positive.
@@Pixiedusttina absolutely
He went to the police first and they said not enough time to be considered a missing person and then a suspect bull crap 😡🤦🏻♀️🤷♀️
I always thought that would be one of the most horrible things ever-to be falsely accused of killing someone you love. 💔
I worked many years with Annette's brother and every day he always told wonderful stories of his memories with her. My mother also went to school with her and she always said how nice and beautiful she was. I'm so happy for the closure both families got. It makes me so sick how the killer was so cold faced knowing how sad that made Annette family for decades!
Every day? God how tedious.
@@Invictus13666Is this how you entertain yourself?
@@ItsKrma00 Pardon?
Yes he could've at least sent a typewritten postcard from somewhere stating that he was the killer, give some intimate knowledge and still go unnoticed. Just to clear Jeff. But psycho killers have no conscience.
He won’t have stopped at just 2 victims. He just perfected what he was doing. One day I hope the families find out why he did this and that those he has yet to be held accountable for, find answers too. RIP ladies😢
He doesn’t know why he did it, at least that’s what he said when he got caught the first time with the girl who got away. His eyes look so demonic in the court, he is just evil.
I agree. Hard to accept he had one murderous day and 40 years later he is still that cautious and misleading even with his disposable items.
But his method was hitchhiking and that became far less prevalent as time went on.
That broke my heart for Jeff. You can tell he has a sweet and gentle heart and soul. For anyone to have thought that sweet man was involved would have been like a punch to the gut for him. Bless him and bless all of the loved ones of those beautiful young ladies.
I completely agree. 40 years living under the shadow of suspicion, 40 years of carrying the lost love of your life. My heart broke for him. So sad. Bless his heart. 🥺 I pray he found some peace.
Plus he had to know his precognition of the other girl being found could be taken out of context as guilt, so a guilty person would never share what they saw. I felt really bad for him.
He’s a b I t c h for making his wife hitch hike in -20 degree weather!
Poor Jeff is an amazing Husband. He made the hook and Bobby used it to defend herself - which injured Alan's face across his eyes while also took his blood and DNA as strong evidences which lead this case to a final closure.
It would of changed him completely if charged
If it weren't for the smart, responsible, and proactive policewoman, it would never have been solved. She's one in a million.
That's why they make more effective investigators
Yes. She is an incredible detective, and seems like a wonderful person, too. So glad she connected all the dots.
@@marleneg7794 that’s silly
@@marleneg7794 not to take anything from this investigator but making a blanket statement that women are better investigators is simply ignorant. Their are plenty of difficult to solve cold cases that are solved by men, especially with the advances in DNA technology. I worked my career in law enforcement and I know of many very talented men and women in the profession. It depends on the person and not on race, gender, etc. that determines how talented an investigator may be.
She’s truly awesome. We definitely need more like her out there.
Jeff seems like such a sweet man. It's so heartbreaking.
Detective Kibble is a lovely person…her smile, those eyes…thank you for solving this case!!
Kipple
Detective John Kimble
This lady cop is my hero!! Thanks to her that justice got served!!
Same. What an amazingly tenacious detective! I'm so glad she was able to connect the dots and solve this, and then put his handcuffs on him.
I hear she cleans carpets and rugs on the side.
Acab
@@EMILYHERRERA At least be ballsy enough to write it out instead of hiding behind an acronym. 🤣
Not a lady cop. Just a cop.
This police lady is so sweet, and persistent.
She is not a police lady. She is a police officer.
Bobby Jo’s husband broke my heart. His eyes still light up when he talks about how happy they were. 😢 It’s so sad how much evil there is in the world.. But thank Gof for people like the female sheriff who is absolutely relentless and it’s amazing!! She was definitely out there to solve that case!!
Yes thank gof
"when you give someone your love you can never take it back" what a beautiful way to put it 🥺 hope the family of those two women found their peace and got to heal.
I cried my eyes out when Annettes family thanked Bobbie Jo for fighting back so that they had the opportunity to find the man responsible and have him convicted. That was so sweet. They were, basically, saying “thanks for helping our sister” 🥺💔
The twinkle in Jeff's eyes when he talks about Bobby Jo is so heartwarming.
He seems a gentle and sweet man. His purity and raw emotions just radiate through his eyes and voice. Like you can be super safe with him. I wish him peace
25:25 "I got to put the handcuffs on him" with a big smile. I like this cop. She never gave up. These two are definitely not his only victims in all that time.
This police officer was amazing, persistent to the end and determined to get justice for these families. What a hero.
Poor Jeff. He is definitely still not ok. This is so heartbreaking.
How could anybody "be okay" after going through being suspected of killing someone you love for 40 years?
@@beckyd712 🙄
Awesome detective work on Wendy's part! Such a tragic loss of young life for no reason. I'm glad the monster is finally locked up.
Is it? She could have checked the DNA many years earlier.
@@the5thYearSeniors
Geneology DNA is very new to law enforcement. Wendy did an amazing job.
@@the5thYearSeniors also, look into the numbers of back logged DNA. There are SO MANY families that will never get answers. Recent killings let alone 30 yr old cold cases.
There are so many killers that have families, move on and never get punished
Wendy is most impressive!!
It's obvious the police chief takes her job seriously and is passionate about her work. Kudos!
Young girls hitchhiking are in such danger!
I used to hitch hike a lot at that time, but those of us that survived were very lucky.
My heart just breaks for the sheer loss of these young lives.
🙏💔♥️
The number of young kids who stumble upon dead bodies is just crazy. Can’t imagine how that would affect a young mind.
Something I've noticed are the incidents of ordinary citizens who stumble across human remains while walking their dogs. The same thing happens to hunters in remote wooded areas whether they are hunting with dogs or not.
@@vickyabramowitz2885 because people walk dogs in remote areas...
You don't hear of kids finding bodies while in the cinema because murderers don't dump bodies in the cinema.
@@howdj really?
@@aslmad1 Yes, I am yet to find a killer anywhere in the world who dumps the bodies of their victims in the cinema.
@@howdj I was being sarcastic. Because you were starting what to me is obvious.
All those years go by, and Alan Philips was clearly worried that someone would eventually get his DNA. He was very careful until he wasn't. Thanks to great teamwork, he was caught, and justice is finally served for the two young women.
That part has me stunned! That would require severe OCD, (possibly grown overly conscious of their 'what ifs'.)
Maybe he suspected they were following him or that the cases were reopened.
Even then... it took 5 weeks just to get the chance to compare his DNA.
That truly makes me wonder how many other victims could be tied to him.
These killers are terrifying because they had no real motive to end someone's life.
He probably thought he was dumping trash at post office
Thanks to the officer lady who asked for genealogy tree dna.
@@judiashley5818
Noo you think so?
They caught him in 2021 I believe, a few years before that in 2018 they used this method to catch Joseph DeAngelo known as the Visilia ransacker and EAR/ONS (Guy who had three different sprees). They traced a close DNA relative and went down the family tree to narrow down suspects, then grabbed a DNA sample from the garbage. So maybe this guy saw that story and was trying to be very careful, because if he never even took his garbage out then that's really being protective of his DNA
Jeff is a gentleman. His soft spoken manner is authentic. His pain still evident.
Love when they finally get caught. Kipple is a hero. What a ridiculous defence. Poor Jeff. I hope he can find peace now. Such a genuinely lovely man. And my heart goes out to both families.
We need more men like Jeff… he has a pureness about him
Oh.... We have plenty.
I agree. What a kind soul. That is rare these days. I am glad that the weight was lifted off of his shoulders finally, and that he wasn't an innocent man in prison.
@coco I have one!! He’s my husband and he’s lovely! They DO exist still!🙏🏼♥️
@@JackieBaisa I agree that could have went wrong for him. Glad he didn’t end up in prison.
@JJ France they were young & hitchhiking was common
All these years later, the grief and trauma is still so evident in Jeff. I hope he has been able to find some semblance of peace & happiness again in this life.
The most incredible part of this story is a random passenger on a random plane flying high above seeing a SOS signal and notifying the pilot. That SOS came from a stranded man who had just murdered two people. WoW!
I’m really amazed by how defense attorneys can conjure stories despite overwhelming evidence against their clients
It's their job. They are bound by law to do it.
I always feel horrible for the families but this one hit a lot harder when it came to Jeff I hope he somehow can get some sort of peace and some sort of a life back and find love again is at least a friendship
i love that they are catching all these monsters with dna, 30 , 40 years on, just scary that they have been walking amongst society all those years , and sad that the families have suffered for so long , their lives and their loved ones snuffed out , while he got to live his,.sends a message to all those out there that think they got away with these horrific crimes , there is nowhere to hide!
Absolutely
It’s just a race against time because everyone who was committing crimes back then are getting old.
Yep! They should all be looking over their shoulders…because one day, it might be them who is finally found out.
I know right. I love it ..
My sister has been missing since 2006. I know the pain they must have suffered.
Sorry to hear that. Would love to learn more about her story.
That fireman who rescued the murderer is cool. "If I knew then what I know now I probably would've left him." Damn right, dude.
A recurring theme of many cases like this, is that these men were often convicted of kidnapping, assault, etc against women or children. How they're let out is beyond me. They cannot be rehabilitated. They only escalate. So many of these crimes shouldn't have happened.
He also should’ve been the first person flagged to check out in this small community at this time! I get that he’d assaulted someone 8 years previous but he should’ve been added to a red flag drawer!
AMEN to everything you said!! It’s OUTRAGEOUS that this man only served 6 MONTHS behind bars after being caught and confessing to kidnapping the woman who managed to escape from him!!
A further dilemma is that, once let out, these monsters subsequently tend to act more violent/lethal to try to take out future victims in order to ensure that they cannot report and testify against them.
These types of primal violence impulses & behaviors seem essentially hardwired into people so it’s baffling why justice systems can spectacularly fail to protect the public from almost guaranteed future assaults & homicides(!)
@@beachgirl4truth672 Not only did he kidnap her, but he BASHED HER NUMEROUS TIMES ON THE HEAD WITH A RICK, Very dangerous individual who would have killed her if she had not been successful in convincing him to let her go. Can you imagine the horror?
Yep. My ex husband got away with it. People too afraid to come forward. He should be sitting in jail.
Odd that both girls' surnames nodded (in German) to the environment they were located in: Snow and Timber
Whoa. 😳
Yup... David pailidies books come to mind . great comment
Only one minute into the show and I hear “she would hitchhike back and forth to work”. Wait, what?!!
Ppl did that back in the day. Crazy I know
@@annette8141and she died because of it
@tomwalkingstick5395 so common during a different time. People thought nothing of it. As a kid we walked miles to relatives homes alone. Horror is common now. Not then.
Bobbie Jo's husband seems like such a kind man. This is so terribly sad.
There are more victims. The killer said "I don't know why I do these things" after assaulting the other girl, a sign that he has done this before
My thought as well when i heard it
I thought the same thing when I heard that!
And WTF is WRONG with our justice system as he only got sentenced 6 MONTHS for that??
I feel so bad for this man’s daughter, finding out that your father is a killer. What a shock, and a confusing emotion to process. This man has ruined many lives.
Thank you officer Kipple for not giving up in solving this horrific crime...Rest in peace Annette & Bobbie Jo 🙏🙏
Thank You so much 48 Hours... for posting full episodes! Detective kibble you are totally awesome!👏♥️
For 30+ years, this case has haunted me since I was a child, watching as it was featured on Unsolved Mysteries.
How old are u ?
I remember it, too. Such a tragedy! May sir rest in eternal peace.
@@serenityking4668 ??
@@serenityking4668 WHY are you going around asking people THEIR AGE ... ?
That is why her name and face looked familiar to me ; but I couldn't figure out how that was possible , but yes , I used to watch Unsolved Mysteries regularly .
This episode.... definitely one to watch again. Sweet, sweet Jeff... I pray that he found love again. What a beautiful heart he has. He basically found his wife. He had to see her to say goodbye. And the pride in the police officer's face when she got her match. The family members at the end... thanking Bobbie Jo for finding their sister's killer through means that never would've been possible back then. Thank you for sharing this 48 hours.
You absolutely have one of the best channels on UA-cam. This story was definitely very hard to watch. Especially Jeff. ❤️
I can't overcome the husband's tears after all this time His pain for her loss so genuine unbelievable!
Even when the killer got caught red-handed, he still didn't have the guts to confess to his crimes... What a lowly piece of trash. I'm glad he gets to rot away in prison for the remainder of his sad existence. The fact that his daughter showed more emotion than him should already prove what kind of a psychopath he is.
@@154g Allen Phillips but you prob already learned that by the time you get my message.
@@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724 was at work, and interested to know. I just didnt have the time to finish watching, im about to watch it now. Thanks for the reply
I don't expect cold-blooded killers to have the "guts," or decency, or honesty to confess to their crimes.
Too bad he went Scott free 40 years. His miserable self will die in jail but he should have been in there a lot longer
It's hard for me to believe that none of the original investigators thought, "maybe it's the guy who nearly beat a woman to death in a similar area."
Yeah!! I don’t understand it either!!?? Doesn’t seem to be too far a reach!
@@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724 It would make sense if it was a giant city with 170 police precincts. Breckenridge has a population of 5000! And that's now. Who knows how many people it had back then. Probably half? I mean, even if you didn't put the two attacks together, maybe have a chat with all the violent criminals. It's probably like 3 or 10 people all together.
That'd be too easy for them. Incompetence was a prerequisite for the position.
Was it in the same town ???
@@donna4865 To be honest, I assumed that when I wrote the comment. Before they start talking about his prior convictions, they mention Breckenridge. Then they say that the cop went to the courthouse, the DA, and the archives. They didn't give another location, so I assumed it was in the same county she works for. But looking at the fingerprint sheet and the arrest record she found, they both refer to Park county and Fairplay, which is about 25 miles from Breckenridge. So it could have been a different town. Either way, it's two small towns that are 30 minutes apart. I'm sure every cop in the region heard about it.
WHAT A ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL WOMAN THE DETECTIVE KIPPLE IS! "ONCE YOU GIVE SOMEONE YOUR LOVE YOU NEVER TAKE IT BACK" WHAT A REAL STATMENT FOR A GOOD MAN.
Omg when he said “ it was my Bobby Jo “ I got chills all over my body…. U can tell he still loves and misses her….
Poor sweet Jeff. A lifetime of this pain is just too much for one soul to bear. I hope he loved again, had children and has had some good days as he lived with this grief. And somewhat suspicion. My heart hurts for Jeff. I hope he's had all the good things in life.
They were so young and just living their lives. Those pictures of them...Wish they could have grown old together. Yes, I hope he had a decent life with all the grief he is still feeling...he's about to cry after all the time that has passed.
They were such an adorable couple
Very unfortunate for Jeff
@MISSis True, the pain never goes away and it takes a lot of time and a tremendous effort to learn how to live with it.
"How much is she missed by her family?" terrible question.
Why someone would ask a grieving family member a question like that is completely incomprehensible
Exactly!!! (such a stupid question even ask). GEEZ!
Two special women. No way to know what they would have accomplished if their lives hadn't been stolen. Blessings to their Families. Thanks to the Officer that wouldn't let it go.
48 Hours has always been an exceptionally good program for highlighting criminal cases and have always had exceptional correspondents to tell us the stories of these cases and how they were solved. I have been a fan since they first began and am enjoying them here on this platform without interruption from a full 15 minutes or more of advertisements you would have to endure on network television 😊
This made me cry, if you have never lived in Ski county or the mountains, you just can’t imagine how safe and free you feel! My mom moved us from Ca to Jackson, Wy about the same time as these murders , so she could raise us in that kind of purity, where it was safe to be a kid and free! This man took that from these people, actually all of us in that time. RIP ladies❤️🙏
You were so fortunate to be in a place like that back then before everything changed and got taken over by yuppies .
I haven't been there yet but definitely want to visit places like Colorado and Wyoming .
Too bad there was no RECENT interview of Allen Phillips because I don't believe that after 40 yrs. HE DOESN'T KNOW WHY he did these MURDERS .
He's had all these decades to think about why he treated other people's daughters the way he never would have wanted his own daughter to spend her last moments on Earth .
How fortunate you are to have a mother who wanted to raise her kids amid the beauty of the mountains and fresh air. 👍
Mountains are boring, try the beach.
I hate California transplants
This made me cry as well.. I've never lived in the mountains and to me,, of course hitch hiking sounds so risky. I understand It was a much different time, I'm 30 and my childhood and early teens was a much different time before social media.
The last few minutes of this gave me chills. The sherrif has specific murders in mind, that he suspects this man of, but. O evidence. We could have so many serial killers from the 70's- 80's era and not even know it!!
Imagine how many bodies haven't even been found around the country. And thats not including unsolved cases 💔
Those 2 young women might still be alive today if the “justice system” hadn’t been so lenient on him when he was caught and confessed to kidnapping/assaulting the first woman who managed to escape!! He was only given a 6 MONTH sentence for that!! WTF??
I love the fact that you have people involved telling the story instead of a commentary x
I feel so sad for that husband. I’m so glad they solved the crime before the perpetrator was already dead, and Justice was served.
Jeff seems like a very sweet, soft spoken man. ❤
Gaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyy
@@alfrednewman4496 didn’t realize it was 1997
He loves his wife for life. Such a terrible loss.
Such high quality docu! Love the dedication and tenacity of the cop!
That detective has contagious joy for her work!
The way DNA testing continues to advance and solve so many cases amazes me!!
Strangely I was just discussing this case yesterday with a fellow commenter on Killer Bites. She was wanting KB to cover this story as she was very interested in it. 12 hours after our talk 48 Hours drops the full story. Cosmic! Thanks A&E!
Very cool!! I have stuff like this happen often and it's a real head scratcher lol but makes you feel good at the same time 🙂
Wow Jeff has the kindest face. What a pure-hearted person, he's just so sweet! Poor man having to live through this.
Omg I’ve read about a murderer being rescued the night he committed his crimes and not being caught for years. I didn’t know the full story till now
This police officer was so incredibly amazing!
She never gave up.
She worked relentlessly to catch this killer.
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She has such a beautiful heart.
The kindness shines through her eyes.
FTP
Keep these full episodes coming....I'll keep watching 😍
Me too!! 👀🍿
I watch so many of these stories too.
Same here!! Every one!
As someone from the UK, I find this show a fascinating well put together & interesting show to watch..
Watching this in Feb,2023.Have there been any others reported missing? That guy is definitely a serial killer.All those years....
So sad that it took 40 years, but thankful people didn't give up.👏♥️😊
I’ve seen a lot of 48 hours but this one by far brought tears to my eyes. Those beautiful souls had so much love surrounding them. I hope he rots in jail.
The lady detective is a HERO! To put so much work, time, effort into a case.... Wish all police officers were like her!!
Hindsight is great but how did they miss the connection of his rescue the same night of the murders? His photo was in the paper.
Right??? That's what I'm wondering 🤔
Why in the world would they have connected the two??
Do you know the area? 2 different passes in the rocky mtns.
I bet that it would be much more scrutinized in this day and age though…yes, definitely!
I was kind of wondering the same thing. That is beyond coincidental. That story sticks out like a sore thumb!
Like Jeff, I too have weird premonitions and horrible luck. My heart goes out to this man and both families 😢❤
Oh Lord I have them too!
I've had them a couple times in my life too. I 100% believe in them. I think they're kind of like intuition.
@@cm9317 Also, it can get accelerated once you have a bad enough experience. It's part of PTSD. Intuition can give you a chance. Animals use it, so like them, it's a part of our life experience.
@@cm9317 Me, too! It saved my life, once. I will always stay open to those signs.
@@heaven7360 That must be why I was able to prepare for what could have been my last day. I had terrible PTSD, at the time, because I had been stalked. I thought it would be the stalker, but it wasn’t. A man with a gun tried to break into my apartment, but I’d put up a steel grate at the only entry point, because of nightmares of what would happen.
You go Stephanie! Love your attitude. Time to take justice in the hands of the people.
Thank you for a excellent video. Love your channel ❤❤