Police Officer Turned Killer: The Murder Of 16-Year-Old Susana Morales
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Susana Morales was 16 years old, living in Norcross, Georgia when one night she suddenly disappeared. July 26th, 2022 was a seemingly normal evening, and Susana spent a few hours that night a block away from her house with a friend and her friend’s apartment. This was something she did often as it was less than a 10-minute walk from her house. But when she never came home that night, her family began to worry. She was reported missing the following morning, but it wasn’t until early February of 2023 that they got answers. On February 6th, Susana’s skeletal remains were found 20 miles from her home, and evidence left at this location led police officers to her killer, fellow police officer Miles Bryant. Bryant has since been arrested and charged with Susana’s murder, along with a string of other crimes he has committed.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
2:48 - NCMEC
3:38 - Background
5:44 - The Night She Disappeared
6:59 - Police Response
10:40 - Family Takes Action
17:59 - Susana Is Found
20:00 - Suspect Identified
23:33 - Miles Bryant's Criminal History
27:31 - Case Discrimination
31:18 - Charges, What's To Come
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@@solene2014call cps or the cops
@@jetskii24have you put in a request on the special form
I signed it
Police: you have to wait 48 hours
Also Police: the most important time to find someone is the first 48 hours
Thanks for pointing out this inconsistency!
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Also police: hires *known* ab*ser
literally so fkn annoying and hypocritical
👏 preach
can’t get over her mom’s employers saying she is taking too much time off to look for her daughter.. wtf
They have a business to run and their own problems, take time off work how hard is it? 🤡
Such a huge slap in the face to Susanna’s family
If they hadn’t found her for another 5 years or 5 minutes, there’s no such thing as taking too much time off for your MISSING CHILD.
Right that’s literally so evil, people can be so heartless
Karma/life experience has a way of taking people like this off their high horse.
I have never understood why “they’re a runaway” is an excuse not to look for a minor. Like, WHAT?!
Thank you! Seriously! Wtf?
Omg I know. At the end of the day they are still minors and should be returned to their family even if they did run away! If a 3 year old ran away would they still think the same way? I think not, a child is a child, running away or not.
exactly!!! 🤬
I feel like being a runaway as a minor makes things more urgent!! Just because they've chosen to leave doesn't mean they'll be safe 😢
@@caylamariexxx a three year old can't run away. They can get lost. A 16 year old can and often does run away to a friends house for example and it's such a common occurrence that departments don't have the resources to extend to these cases.
It’s literally terrifying to know that a police officer can kick your door in ON CAMERA and receive nothing but a stern talking to.
Isn't that something? What the hell else do they need?
Yup. Police unions are to blame for that, as well as qualified immunity. Both need to be rid of imo
I know, right? A “talking to”? Really? It’s not like he got caught stealing paper clips from the office…he was f’ing STALKING someone, AND he even committed “breaking and trespassing “. And they “talked to him”??? WHAT THE ACTUAL F**K?!?
@@Mountaingoat4234agree 100 percent
There is no language barrier. That is a complete cop out. The daughter spoke perfect English so there's no excuse of a 'language barrier'.
They could hire more cops with different cultures then
I was gonna say the exact same thing!!
@@user-co5yp2jr8nI'm sure there are plenty of Spanish speaking police officers. 😂😂
They usually have translators as well.
Honestly, as a translator... You could use Google translate to understand, if there really ever had been a language barrier. Additionally, shouldnt they have an interpreter on call for these situations?
These families need to start suing these police departments that don't allow missing persons reports immediately. It's not even about money it's just about holding these police departments accountable.
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I don't think we as citizens have the ability to sue the police. Wouldn't things like this fall under qualified immunity?
@@ajanisgreatyou can definitely sue police departments, they are not immune to facing the consequences of their actions
My brother is a truck drover and found a body rolled in a carpet. He suffered ptsd for years, dreaming of shrivelled feet. There is no support for innocent bystanders to deal with what they've witnessed.
I am so sorry I hope he has been able to get therapeutic help
There is workers comp. Workplace stress and PTSD can be accepted, and with it medical and psychological benefits.
That is terrible. I hope he's doing OK. ❤
There’s several support groups that law enforcement use that are open to civilians who just happen to be exposed to that stuff. The department I worked for when I was a cop did a lot of our reach to gang members who were constantly around violent situations.
I grew up in Norcross. When I was 15, I was SA’d by 3 guys in my front yard. My parents woke up in the middle of the night and had a feeling and looked outside when they didn’t find me in my room. They opened the front door and scared the guys off. I was drugged and left half beaten and semi conscious. They jumped in their car and left. They left behind tshirts, cigarette butts and even used condoms. The youngest of them, the one I thought was my friend, was 17 and his older cousins were 20 and 22. I didn’t know who I was, what was going on. R-kit determined I was in fact assaulted. Gwinnett PD did not collect any of the evidence. Left it all in my yard. Even though my brothers called them and asked them to come back out and collect it. When it began raining 7 hours after I was taken to the hospital, my brother bagged it all up individually using a stick and ziplocks. They then refused to take it at all stating it could have been tampered with. The detectives interviewed me while I was still drugged and accused me of consenting then taking it back out of fear of getting in trouble and told me I was going to “ruin these boys lives.” I still didn’t even understand the extent of what had taken place and happened to me and because I wasn’t hysterical and in tears, they also said they just didn’t believe me.
The 17 year old admitted to it but claimed I was his girlfriend. Even with his admission that would be by law statutory R at the very least. But no charges were brought against him. The solicitor told me for MY SAKE I should let it go because they’ll get a slap on the wrist and it would be in my best interest not to go through the trial. So that’s what I did. I’m 32 now and hearing cases tragedies like this still take place and Gwinnett PD just do not care makes my blood boil. I’m so sorry for her family. Always in my prayers. I am just so sorry you lost such a light.
This is horrifying! If the police had any common sense, they would know that a 15 year old isn't going to consent to having s.e.x. with three guys on the lawn right in front of her house, in view of all the neighbors, and knowing her parents could see it happening.
So sorry that happened to you.
You are one strong young lady. God bless you. This is a hard thing for you to deal with. Thanks for sharing your story. Hopefully others will learn by this and go ahead and be helicopter moms and dads. As long as you can one day your children will realize it wasn’t such a bad thing. What is a bad thing is this disgusting, horrible world we’re living in we have to be aware there are wonderful things and there are some very bad things. God bless everybody stay safe.
@@michiganmaxedout6248 Exactly. It was humiliating to even imply. They completely slandered my character and made me seem like a young girl willing to sleep with everyone. I was beside myself. I was bruised all over, scraped in between my thighs and had knots all on the back of my head and shoulder where they must have slammed me into the ground several times or a rock or tree. I’m really not sure. By the grace of God, I only have one haunting memory while it was happening. Everything else was a blur of that night. I couldn’t even tell the police what my name was but they said I consented. It makes no sense. Not to mention I wasn’t even at the age of consent. These guys were and should have been convicted. Especially the 17 who flat out admitted he did. They truly don’t care about justice. I lived on the poorer side of town so I guess I wasn’t worth the effort in their eyes. It’s despicable.
@@origamikami3486 Thank you. I’m grateful that I was found by my parents in the act before these guys could take it further. I thang God every day that I’m still alive and able to teach my young teenage daughter the dangers of even trusting your friends. It’s unfortunate but the reality of the world we are living in.
What always upsets me is that officers act like they know the person, saying “they probably ran away” as if the family that has grown with them doesn’t know them. We’ve seen that in almost every case that when the family says they would never run away, they unfortunately are most of the time right!
It's easier to use your authority and be dismissive than to do actual police work.
@@EclecticDD unfortunately it’s so true
They don’t wanna use the “precious” time and resources for someone who probably “ran away”. I 100% agree that it’s easier for them to be dismissive and wait until it’s too late… like in this case until human remains are found and it’s too late to save a life.
Even if the person did run away, she's 16 and therefore vulnerable. Even if she left voluntarily, she should be looked for to at least make sure she's in a safe place.
@@jozie2114 exactly they say the first 48 hrs are the most important and then they come out with the bs of you gotta wait
I hate it when officers insist teens ran away 😭 like even if that's the case don't you want to check that's 1.) they are safe. 2.) they weren't with a predator.
Teens running away can be just as dangerous. Predators kidnap their victims sometimes by convincing them to run away.
I always worry that many “runaway” teens were trafficked but classified as a runaway due to initially willingly leaving. We really need to change some of the laws regarding missing teens.
Right?!? I never understood this logic, especially with teenagers who may run away for all kinds of dangerous reasons and into all kinds of dangerous situations
Exactly! Its still a missing CHILD and an extremely vulnerable CHILD and I can't believe in 2024 we are still hearing this "runaway" narrative. Police who refuse to investigate and tell parents the "48 hours" bullshit need to be prosecuted themselves when that child turns up dead. Disgusts me. And I def do think in this case their ethnicity played a huge part in it not being taken seriously.
@DawnNa_22 unfortunately your worries aren't far fetched at all
Just said the same thing to my wife, who cares if they runaway or not, there children and not where there supposed to be hens there MISSING!!!
I find it highly suspicious that the police knew: 1. He had history of stalking 2. She was reported missing NEAR HIS APARTMENT COMPLEX 3. He reported his gun “stolen” the day after she went missing. You’re telling me they didn’t connect the dots? I believe they suspected him and wanted to ignore it (like they did the stalking report) because they couldn’t have a killer on the police force. Amazing family, they never gave up on her.
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I agree! It disgusts me how much cops will protect their “conrads” as much as they do. They literally refused to search for her. Even if she was a runaway, she’s still a missing MINOR. Thank gosh her family did not give up, I feel horrible for them.
@@maleiah8940Me too there is NO excuse for him not losing his badge and being fired immediately; caught on camera breaking a woman’s door down and burglary ! Bro been stalking women and on bs for a long time and shame on both police departments they failed this family. It’s NOT the first time with blk &brn folks they dismiss all the time just because she’s no Gabby Petito. So sad in 2000s we as minorities are treated like this and we are still here left picking up the pieces in our communities.😢😢😢
Sounds like they were protecting their own
This is why ACAB is so important, because they ALWAYS do this. They protect their "brotherhood", and those who do speak out are often fired and blacklisted.
It's horrific.
So the cops refused to take this case seriously and the perpetrator ends up being one of their own? Not a good look.
The “wait 24/48 hours” thing pisses me off to no end. There is NO LAW THAT SAYS THAT!
That happened so many times with my daughter. They never even tried to find her. Took me years the last time. A terminal brain disease. But all I heard was "she is free to go where she wants"
It was even 72 hours in some places!
The thing that annoys me about runaway cases is like, OK. Let’s say they are a runaway. In this case the person involved is still a MINOR, so shouldn’t you be trying to find her regardless?
Exactly. Run away or not, it’s still a MISSING person, and a minor at that. It makes no sense to me
The police no longer protect and serve the public.
Exactly ! Plus, I think the family had already exhausted all of their own leads looking where they thought she would be. I can't imagine how police never seem to want to be involved.
This!!!!
I called the Sioux Falls, South Dakota police department one time asking how long I had to wait to file a missing persons report. I was so happy that the man on the other side said, "I can make one right now." My friend was Hispanic and was missing. He checked the hospitals and surrounding jails to see if she was at any of those facilities. Luckily, she was found, but I was so relieved that that department took action right away!!! We need more departments like SF!!!
He waited three days to report a child missing? I wonder if he had a personal reason for that…??..sketchy.
Agreed.
Kendall I just want you to know if you're ever questioning yourself: the work you are doing is important. The way you always keep the cases to the facts and focus more on the victims and their families instead of the preparator is the way cases should be covered. I hate that so many almost glorify the perp and or sensationalize the stories. And the fact that you turn around and use your platform to help others is so amazing. Thank you for the good work you do.
This really means so very much to me. Thank you so much🥹
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The federal department might want to investigate to see if he killed more missing girls in that area. He might be a serial killer.
Exactly what I’m thinking! He probably is responsible for all of the other teenage deaths in that area.. I’m willing to bet that he is responsible.. sick MFer and that’s probably the reason WHY he became a police officer in the first place.. he knew they would cover his ass..
He waited 3 days to file the missing report on a child? How do we know he didn't hurt that child too?
That’s literally what I was thinking too I immediately went there because this dude obviously targets children
I’m wondering if he’s responsible for all the other deaths of the Hispanic teenager girls in that area?!
omg thank you kendall for spreading susana’s case! This happened in my community and our whole community worked together to spread her missing photos to bring her home. i was so heartbroken when the news broke. i’m hoping for justice for her family bc she didn’t deserve any of this. unfortunately the gwinnett county system has failed a lot of people especially minorities.
I'm in the Norcross community as well❤
Same I lived in the Buford Highway area
I live in Norcross as well. I remembered when this occurred. So sad.
My siblings rode the bus with her :(
@@origamikami3486it was she was so young
The police failed Susana, rest in peace sweet girl.
Even if she had run away ONE TIME, a missing person investigation and search will never be a waste of time nor resources.
It baffles me that people CHOOSE to be police officers. They CHOOSE to be investigators yet they refuse to do any investigating. It’s so disrespectful to her and her family. I hope the family finds some peace
Yep, typical LE. Useless as usual
They get some power trip by having the title. It’s not about doing good it’s about having power against others
Some people become police officers so they can boss people around, drive fast, carry a gun, be powerful.
This is just disgusting.. ‘run away’ or not, A CHILD THAT IS MISSING.
Yes. I love Kendall; she's amazing, but even she said "young woman". No. She was a child. She was under 18.
They hired him, knowing what he did, because he fit in perfectly with the people already on their payroll.
He was a diversity hire.
exactly. they protect each other.
I had a cop stalker when I was 17 and it was SCARY!
My family moved from the area soon after reporting him. A year later he raped and tortured a different 16 year old and got 15 years in prison.
My parents were furious that he didn't get fired from my reporting him.
There are some cops that take advantage of our youth and know that most teen girls won't tell.
Omg that’s horrible!
I had the same experience at the age of 18 I was stalked for a year by a Spanish civil guard who was 33 years old. He used to threaten to make false allegations against my bf at the time (drink&substance abuse while driving) if I didn't break up with him.
He also used to come to my college and make excuses to take me out of class to talk in the police car about a previous home robbery my family home suffered. It was really scary.
I read once that a father of a missing daughter, instead of reporting her missing, reported that she had robbed him and was "on the run" so they would at least look for her as a fugitive even if not as a missing person
Wow! That's smart!
My daughter went to high school with a girl that ran with a bad crowd, and had been gone longer "normal". The mother finally contacted the police and got absolutely no help, Her mom's neighbor agreed to "press charges" for the daughter breaking into their home, the police instantly started looking for the girl and her known associates. She was located in the local hospital as a Jane doe, she'd been attacked and was in a medically induced coma till the swelling in her brain went down....
Rather the person is a "good person" or not, a missing person needs to be looked for
Grew up down the street from where this happened. The community was very sad and frustrated.. her sister and mom never gave up 😢
Poor family , very sad xx
As a medic I can’t tell you the number of dead bodies I’ve come across on welfare checks in all different stages of decomposition and whenever I hear you talk about someone coming across a body I always shutter inside…it never is easy and I often can’t eat for a while after. It’s a life/perspective changing experience that I really wish nobody would have to go through prepared or not.
🙏 sending you loving energies and gratitude for the work you do.
Protect your peace. I can’t imagine having to see that as often as you do.
sending love & strength your way 💜🫂
My father was a retired Gwinnett County Police Investigator. He would be soooo disappointed in the agency. He would cry telling me about a kidnapping case he worked and they couldn’t get to the woman in time. He was devastated. RIP DADDY
I'm sure Kendall herself won't see this, but thank you for covering this case. Susana was one of my friends friends, and Gwinnett was devastated by her murder. You brought up how Gwinnett discriminates against Hispanic people, and as someone living there, I can see this myself. When Susana went missing, posts about her were all over my instagram, and that was around the time where I started to notice that most of the people around Gwinnett that have gone missing have been Hispanic girls from the ages 15-18.
Susana has not been the only Hispanic girl in Gwinnett county that has gone missing or who has been murdered. Literally every few weeks, another Hispanic teenager is going missing in Gwinnett. It's mortifying what is going on here. If you can, covering more cases in Gwinnett of this nature would be so helpful. Gwinnett county is losing beautiful young women at an alarming rate, and it needs to be talked about more.
IM SO HAPPY KENDALL IS COVERING SUSANAS STORY THANK YOU KENDALL!!!
This happened close to where I live and we (the Hispanic community) we're hurting so much when we heard what happen since she was all over IG and FB
This needs SO MUCH MORE coverage so I'm glad I wasn't the only one that I submitted this case
This really reminds me of the Sarah Everard case here in the UK. She was abducted, raped and murdered by a met police officer named Wayne Couzens. Turns out he abducted her under the pretence that she was being arrested for breaking covid lockdown rules. It also turned out that he had a long history of sexual offences against him including assault, stalking and public exposure and the met police knew about it the whole time! Despite him now being in prison for Sarah’s murder, he’s still being investigated for his other offences. The whole of the UK was disgusted and heartbroken by Sarah’s case and sadly it has led to a lot of people (especially women) losing complete faith in our police. It’s so sickening to realise that there are predators lurking in the forces that are meant to be protect us.
This! A lot of us lost faith in police a long time ago. I personally lost my faith in them on the day I finally found the courage to sit and ask them for help with a scary stalker ex. Whilst I was shivering in fear explaining the death threats I had just received, they looked at each other, giggled, turned back to me, smirked and said “what do you actually want us to do about it?”. I gave them all the proof including cctv of the person driving up & down my road in the early hours multiple times, parked outside trying to get into my house, trying to get into my car, damaging my car, drink driving & said it just sounds like a disgruntled ex & it should pass. I even had a neighbour call the police about him for creeping about at night & the car damage (I didn’t know the neighbour, but she later came to ask if I was ok as she had seen him so many times).I called back a day or so later because he was threatening my family, and the police said they didn’t have a registered case open from the previous calls/visit anyway. So they just ignored me basically. I had to move in the end.
I live in norcross Georgia and i can’t even tell you how many times i was harassed walking on that exact road she walked.
All that area down to Williams rd
@@Vegavega94especially around the quicktrip on singleton road. I always go to a different gas station. My god.
I'm sorry :( Stay safe!!
Sickening. This is goddamm 2024'. Men don't get it by now?
Thanks to alt right media, there are a bunch of young men who believe that women owe them sex simply because they think men built civilization.
This is horrible…I can’t imagine how her family felt throughout all of this..
“Serve & protect” huh?
Nope:
Courts have repeatedly ruled that their ONLY duty is to serve the party's [a government agency] public safety interests that “employ” them. Police have zero Constitutional duty to protect YOU.
@@EclecticDD Yep. Most people don't know that. Cops don't HAVE to save your life. It's fucked.
@@EclecticDDMy grandma used to say “The police are not your friends they are here to protect and serve” and I didn’t get it until I got older. And it was a scary and sad realization!
Serve themselves and protect their own.
Kendall- Thank you for always advocating for victims and their families. I have been watching your channel for YEARS now and this is something you’ve always been incredible at, sharing their TRUE story and standing up for what’s right. This case was recently aired on A&E’s The First 48 and was portrayed COMPLETELY different. Thank you again for fighting for the truth and advocating for victims and their family.
The disregard and lack of respect towards the family and their missing loved one is mind blowing. They knew better but refused to do better.
I do not understand how the suspicion of a runaway is any less of a concern to police. Runaways are at risk of violence, crimes, abuse and so much more- why police take this as a free pass to chill and wait is beyond me.
Omg! Seriously!
Exactly!!! That’s like saying an 8 year old ran away soooooo we’re gonna wait 48 MORE HOURS to see if the 8 year old wants to come back !!! Like GTFOH 😭😭😭😩😩😩😤😤😤😤
because they don't care. the police DO NOT CARE about us.
100%
I live close to this area. I remember this happening. I remember discussing this with my many cousins (my family is hispanic- specifically mexican. with mostly young girls and women as far as my cousins go). I remember how distraught this made us all feel. The lack of justice we felt and safety in our local police (not that we ever really trusted them to begin with) made us desperately want her story to get out there. Thank you for covering this case, and keeping Susana’s memory alive. She deserved so much more in life.
This is traumatizing to everyone !!! I hope you all can regain some sense of safety but it will most likely be on your own accord and healing …Don’t wait on the PD to do right …Stay strong 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽♥️
And to think it was a police officer is so unsettling. I live in this community as well.
@@origamikami3486 His kind excel at this kind of behaviour.
OMG they hired him knowing he was stalking women and teen girls! Good Lord. I swear this police department simply didn't care. They did nothing and then he ended up taking the life of a young girl. This is so sad.
I signed the petition and shared it with some friends. My heart breaks for her family. They knew Susana’s character and that she wouldn’t just go radio silent on them. The fact that the police department dismissed her family and their concerns is disgusting. The fact that it was one of their own and THEY KNEW he had a history of dangerous behavior is ABHORRENT.
"Exhausted all leads"... this police department is a joke.
ALL police departments are a joke
This family needs to get a top tier attorney and sue the city and county. Poor baby. Little Mama was beautiful. My condolences and prayers for her family. Suing them isn’t about money. There needs to be change and accountability.
I used to watch a bunch of True Crime channels and have dwindled down to just watching Kendall now. It feels icky to watch all these people capitalize on victim's unfair murders, while Kendall brings in their family, donates a large sum of money to many different organizations, while highlighting the unjustice that POC often face. Kendall has truly made me feel empathy for these cases, as someone who admittedly, used to watch a bunch of murder cases out of morbid curiosity. I hope she never stops making these videos.
Coffeehouse Crime is pretty good as well. He highlights the victims and doesn’t sensationalize things.
Donates?..that usually means you give your own money, not other peoples
Agreed. I love how involved they are, even reaching out to give a voice to the victims' families and a platform to share their thoughts. It's so important that true crime isn't passive but brings light to the problems so we can make changes for a better tomorrow. 🙏
@@susiefoxy8130she sometimes matches donations given by her subscribers
Oh please everybody faces discrimination stop it with the bs propaganda
What the actual. Fuck. Her boss asked her to go back to work even though her DAUGHTER IS MISSING? I’m sorry but that’s evil. Fly high 🕊️
ya her boss can rot in hell with her daughter killer.
Extremely chilling and heartbreaking. How she absolutely did do everything right, was such a normal, typical teenager, driven, responsible, and something so horrific happened like this?
It's sad but unfortunately, our safety doesn't depend on our own actions anymore. Society has changed so much...
this part. You cna be going on about your daily life and some other person could end or change your life.
that happened literally right by my apartment. a lot of people in the area don't have cars, so it's been very haunting ever since
They found her about 15 miles away from us. Absolutely heartbreaking. This monster needs to be put away
I’ve been watching you for years and this is the first case that has been local to me. I live down the street from where this happened. This case did not get a lot of traction locally for awhile, only within the Hispanic community. Crazy how a cop can murder a child and it barely makes local and national news. Rip Susana 💔
This is why I never allow my kids to go anywhere alone. Where they could be vulnerable. My 15 year old always complains but at the end of day its my responsibility to protect them. Even if they feel smothered.
Kids don't have the life experience to understand how big the world is and the types of people walking around with you in the grocery stores are not all good people.
My parents smothering saved me from so much and I’m so grateful. as they grow older they’ll realize that more and more
I used to be a 999 (911) operator in the UK. We had similar problems with police forces dropping the ball on missing person cases historically and the whole "must wait 48hrs to report" malarky. Now all the forces here use a risk assessment for EVERY SINGLE missing person report. This includes a series of about 20 questions, such as "is the person vulnerable for any reason?" and "is this out of character?" Anyone under the age of 16 is automatically dealt with as high risk and for immediate response, unless there is good rationale to downgrade and even then only a high ranking officer can make that call. Every time I hear about a case like this, I wonder why these police departments are not following a similar sort of procedure.
Jack the ripped was a freemason
UK police spend more time doing the Macarena at pride parades than actually stopping crime. The conviction rate for burglaries in this country is 1%. 1%!!
Native Georgian here and was still in Georgia when the. Happened and can confirm nothing about this story came out until AFTER miles was arrested and still mostly only heard about it on my true crime UA-cam not other media
I live in Norcross and only heard of the case once they found her remains. Super sad. She is such a beautiful girl. Rest in Paradise Susana
i’m from atlanta, this case has always been heavy on my mind knowing she was so close yet so far
As someone who lived just five minutes away from Susana, hearing about her case shattered me. The Gwinnett County police failed us, and it’s a pattern that continues to happen to this day. I know that this case caused a lot of outbreak with my hispanic community, and rightfully so. Thank you Kendall for bringing light to this case and letting people know about the messed up duality of law enforcement. I never imagined hearing a case so close to home. May you rest easy Susana
Considering the statistics around police who abuse their spouses, I’m not a bit surprised this guy was allowed to be an officer and wasn’t formally reprimanded in any way. That fits with the pattern perfectly.
i truly appreciate you emphasize on the police’s dismissal of minority groups problems. Thank you for using your voice !
The Blue Wall of Silence is deadly. Just because someone wears a badge doesn't mean they should be shielded from punishment. Police officers should be held to a high standard because they legit know the law & know better. It's sad that too many bad apples end up on the force. And before anyone jumps on me, I say this as a cop kid. My dad retired from the NYPD.
I live about 45 mins away from norcross. Hearing about this broke my heart. I’ve realized how many truly sick people are in this world. So so scary.
Just wanted to take a minute to say how much I appreciate Kendall for trying to bring awareness to the unfair treatment of minorities. She is so well articulated and respectful of the families. The negligence in minority cases is something I think about often and it breaks my heart to think about my people being shut down or ignored during such difficult times. Kendall, you are amazing and I will forever admire your hard work and passion. ❤
She's one in a million ❤
It is so sad because before even starting the video I saw her name and I knew there would be mishandling from police, it is truly discusting to treat mourning people like that, how can you be discriminating a MISSING PERSON?
My sympathies to the family
The fact that the police stated they had “exhausted all leads” when they were just starting to take it seriously makes me so mad. I can’t imagine the family’s anguish.
As a former Georgian, Gwinnett County definitely does NOT care about minorities! Infuriating what her family had to go through
Agreed…and when it came down to 2 minorities …they protected the man. Sick
Well this country doesn’t really care about minorities. Coming from a current Georgia of 25 years.
all could have been prevented. wow. rest easy Susana, you were beautiful and had so much ahead of you. 🥺 sending love and healing to her family.
Agree! Had they taken the stalking victim's reports seriously, this could have been avoided.
Was it not enough proof of his sick violence that she broke into her apt??!!
My condolences to Susana's family and community. 🕊
This family should get a lawyer and file charges.. This is horrible.
Knowing that they still hired him as a police officer with THAT in his background is terrifying.
I live in Barrow County Georgia and do not remember hearing anything about this case. I am so mad because this should have been all over the news. My heart goes out to this family.😢
It's not a white guy vs black guy so the liberal media doesn't give a fuck
Absolutely devastating. That poor girl, my heart really goes out to her family.
When the police officer was explaining what happened it pissed me off even more.
You are one of the few true crime UA-camrs I can watch. I’m not going to name anyone… but others sometimes make jokes or laugh a little toooo much during these type of videos. Like they become so desensitized from the stories, they forget or don’t realize that they’re speaking about someone’s loved one. Sister. Daughter. Friend. Grandkid. Etc. you always make yours so nicely, respectfully and with great information.
I am thankful that the family was able to recover Susana's remains. I do not believe in coincidences as far as the person stopping by on the side of the road to make a call and walking in the woods. I hope the murderer will be punished to the FULL extent of the law. No one is safe these days. When out, please keep mace at least or something on you at all times, guy or gal. Thank you, Kendall, for your great coverage of the case.
I was thinking the same thing. That's an awfully huge coincidence.
Made me wonder if the killer confessed to a friend what he did to Susana and then the friend had a guilty conscience and pretended to stumble across the body unknowingly. I'd love to know more if any connection is found between the person who called in the body and the killer.
It's very hauntingly reminiscent of what happened to Sarah Everard over here in the UK. I hope Susana's family can find piece and the POS rots for what he did.
The fact that the police stated "we have worked diligently on this case" infuriates me. They did nothing. But gosh, they sure like to act like heroes when someone finds a body.
When my daughter was 4 I called the police thinking something bad had happened because I couldn’t find her for 15-20 mins looking around the neighborhood. The police came within minutes! It seems strange the older the kid the less the police care about missing persons! My daughter ended up being at my neighbors house but how scary!
A psychopath killer cop?
I'm shocked.
This entire police department should be held liable. His bosses knew and you know his coworkers also knew what a POS he is. I hope he gets what’s coming to him in jail. RIP Susana. I’m so sorry. My heart is with you and your family. ❤
We have a police true crime series called 48 hrs!!
The police can’t express enough on that program how important the First 48 hrs. Is vital. I’m in shock about this case!! Wow just wow!
Thank you Kendall
This is heartbreaking. I live in North Ga and I have NEVER heard of this case until seeing your video. We appreciate all the hard work you put in covering these cases for the families that don’t get justice like they deserve. Shame on this police department and the community close to home for me. I pray this family finds some peace as her killer is brought to justice. Prayers for the Morales family 🤍
Kendall I love how you speak of the victims before getting into the story.. so respectful ❤❤
I saw this case on an episode of the first 48. I’m really upset to find out that they didnt take her disappearance seriously. They tried to portray themselves in a completely different manner than reality. I hope they give an apology to her family.
I live a county over from Gwinnett & this absolutely disgusts me how they handled this. I can not imagine the pain her parents went through with the not knowing… then finding out. My heart breaks for them
Just went and signed the petition and left a comment as well! Thank you for covering this case!
Thank you so much for sharing this! There has not been nearly enough coverage on this case here in Georgia! The police departments are so corrupt here. Thank you for giving this family a voice ❤
Totally agree.
IM SO HAPPY YOURE COVERING THIS! I was friends with Miles in high school and honestly it was sooooo crazy to see this is who he turned out to be… super fucking sad
Kendall, thank you so much for covering this story! I also live in the same community as Susana and kept up with her case every day and when the news broke so did my heart.
I want to sob just hearing about the discrimination they faced. It's not fair. We get no media coverage, no one cares when it's us going missing. A lot of us feel like there's no point in going to the police bc they won't help us anyway. This poor family..
Kendall, thank you for bringing coverage to cases like this. You are reaching wide audiences here. Sharing love from NYC.
As a resident of the state of Georgia I am enraged! There is certainly NOT any waiting period to report someone missing. Especially if it’s a minor. I live less than 5 minutes away from where Laken Riley was murdered on the UGA Campus. She was reported missing at just after noon. They took the report seriously and found her less than 40 minutes later and very quickly arrested the suspect.
When someone in my area is reporting missing a nixl alert goes out and thankfully most people are found safe quickly.
Omg, if i lived in Gwinnett County I'd be very scared for mine & my family's safety! This is shocking, just absolutely UNACCEPTABLE! How have they gotten away with this kind of horrendous stuff for so long? God only knows how many other women, kids, even innocent people he's pulled over, that he's kidnapped, raped, assaulted, killed, stolen from, hurt, etc. The FBI ought to come in to that Police department and do a full investigation and also look at missing kids, young girls, women and unsolved murders because this POS could have victimized Many More!
I don't know how you do this Kendal Rae, I can barely get through THIS story! 😩
Thank you so much for raising the issue of discrimination and giving the discussion time on your show. So important
I'm working in Norcross as I write this so it's surreal to hear this smaller city's name mentioned. this case is so tragic and so close to home.
More and more of these stories in this country. We aren’t in a good place.
It’s infuriating to hear the police department talk about how diligent they were with the case, taking all credit, when they did nothing but discriminate and hinder.
This man had been accused of stalking...yet he is still employed as a police officer 😮😮
The mom’s employer telling her to stop looking for her missing child and get back to work just painfully summarizes up the US work culture…
Right!!! Sooooo sad!! 😢 😢
I haven’t even finished listening and I’m PISSED! I would sue the police department for 2 reasons. 1) not taking her disappearance seriously AND 2) he was one of their own!!!
This whole story blew my mind!! Thank you for sharing this one. I cannot believe the behavior of this county's department for this case! Allowing this man to continue to serve after breaking and entering, stalking?? Disgusting. Those are huge signs of smeone capable of even worse things, which happened.
I’ve been watching you for so many years now and these cases still make me so emotional…makes me so angry that not every missing person gets the same energy put in. Thank you for all the work you do Kendall !
I never understood the “they probably ran away. Wait X amount of hours”. Even IF they ran away, a teenager could still be in real danger! Even a runaway should be searched for!
Gwinnett County PD's also facing backlash right now because a 4 yr old girl was hit and killed in the parking lot of Mall of Georgia by a teen driver (18). Originally the DA said they wouldn't press charges but now they say they intend to. It's disappointing to see this kind of stuff happen in my community.
Yeah how could you not press charges? That was so infuriating.