Case 1.... Josh took an axe to both of his sons first and then set the house ablaze. The fact that the sons were allowed to go visit him supervised by only 1 female case worker while he was being investigated for murder shows how this country does not protect children. When the case worker called 911 when Josh locked her out, the operator did not take it seriously and handled the call in a half ass way. The system we are told is there to protect us, is BS in a major way!
You're absolutely right....the 911 call pissed me off SO MUCH! The caseworker tried to get the 911 operator to listen, it was horrible. She should have been escorted by law enforcement, especially with Susan's fears 😢
I dont think one case of negligence shows anything in particular and it would be a state level negligence, anyway. It's a sad story but trying to turn it into some broader political statement is also disrespectful. However, the reality that most dangers come directly within the family or peer group is a fact that people tend to ignore.
@@ataridc you think this is a rare occurrence for a government entity? lol that kind of thinking is why government is such a dismal failure, in this case with protecting children. Your stance of turning a blind eye to government failures resulting in the death(s) of anyone is outright ridiculous, shameful and exactly why government failures will continue. Obviously you don't know who "we the people" are and just how much power and sway we actually have if we used it more.
When he came at her to take her life that’s probably what was going through her mind. What an absolutely sickening and horrible feeling that must have been, knowing she was right and couldn’t do a thing about it.
Reminds me of a story, told by the experiencer, she was a therapist’s client seeing her for the stalking by an ex she was going through and it was getting bad. The therapist cried and confided she was going through it too. The client felt like she was I danger for sure but it was more shocking that her therapist was killed. I’m probably remembering it wrong, maybe the therapist didn’t say anything, but it’s the fact she needed help too and it ended this way. It’s very unfair.
@@deadinside8781 if the therapist did that then she was being unprofessional, because therapists are never really supposed to share their lives or problems with their clients. But, even it’s true, that’s really sad. May she RIP
Yes this one had me fuming! It so easily could've been avoided, but nope ofc not bc domestic anything always gets pushed under the rig, unless you're rich or have ties and it still sides w the abuser 9/10 times. It's disgusting.
The problem is that the word narcissist is used so much recently that people who are actually suffering at the hands of someone who has Narcissistic personality disorder NPD are not understood as to the things that might sound petty or little to others they tell or question about to their friends the severity of the situation if the narcissist gets on to the fact that they’re leaving them could as here be fatal and to children too very sad case and one that we seem to be hearing about more often
The primary suspect in Amber Tuccaro's case is a repeat offender who for some reason still walks free in Alberta and is *currently* trying to lure mostly young women and sometimes young couples to his ranch. Since justice system refuses to protect us, his name is Patrick Carson and he posts ads for his ranch as Billy O'Brian.
Josh's father was also a massive creep and became obsessed with Susan, despite being her father-in-law. He would stalk her and film her (and Josh) while she was out, some of said footage can be seen in this video
I heard excerpts from his “diary” that he’d been keeping regularly, for years on end, and the entire thing was about nothing but Susan. The man was seriously disturbed. Poor Susan.
It sounds like Amber's killer is a SERIAL KILLER!!! Even with the guy calling in & saying that was his father in the video, those idiot cops didn't listen. This is incompetence at its worst!!!
It was Deliberate. Rcmp was created in the first place to control and oppress Canada's First Nations people. They do things like starlight tours, where they take someone out of town in winter and then leave them there with no shoes or winter gear. There's too much history to say here. But it was definitely racism and it was definitely on purpose
In the second case, apart from the wrong doing of the Canadian Mounted Police, I find interesting that, when a person tells the police "My father lived in that area for a few years ilegally in a ranch, and there where more dissapearances around that place in the time", nobody tried to look for this man's father identity...
The way the man in Ambers case repeated “50th st” not once but TWICE is a hugeeeeee indicator. That’s also a trait that most criminologist would pick up on for the case in uncovering an identity.
his frustration with her asking about their destination and her skepticism is what else I noticed in particular that I've heard criminal psychologists mention . I didn't know that , strangely accurate too I think
Josh Powell and his dad were 100% weirdos. It’s terrible that Susan and her children never made it out of the situation. Hope her family find some kind of resolution like they can bring her remains home and family can fully mourn her
They don't have the resources to devote an entire team to every supposed missing person and they know from experience that most aren't missing from foul play and turn up on their own. This is just the way of the world.
I always thought maybe he was the one that killed her have to watch the documentary again but it was sick they way he taped her and watched her… her poor family the loss of their daughter then there 2 grandchildren is heartbreaking
@@waltergreenwood4460 Even if she did give him reason to think she was into him, there's zero excuse for being a creepy weirdo towards someone. Fuck off.
It sounds like vomiting after drinking too much at the club to me, but what I think we can all agree on is that it's really weird that his wife went back to sleep after hearing this.
It sounded waaay more scarier than "a struggle." Sounded part demonic, part like an alien from a movie I once seen, & maybe a struggle with a creature. The CrAzY sounds didn't sound human in some spots.
In the first case; when one of the boys was asked “where is your mom?” He responded “ mommy is in the trees” That one UA-camr Heavy D has put tons of time and hundred of thousands of dollars towards locating her remains but no luck yet. So sad
There was a case where a man killed a whole family (except the teenage daughter) and literaly put their bodies inside of a tree , if it weren’t for his confession with a lesser sentence , they would have never been found
@@tammycruz8189well, that’s just where Josh SAID he took them. In reality, he could’ve taken her body somewhere else, and with the very real likelihood that the brother (and possibly father) helped conceal her body, it could literally be almost anywhere. No one would’ve been out driving in a blizzard like that, so chances of witnesses are slim. It’s unlikely she’ll ever be found with Josh and the brother both dead, unfortunately.
Going by what happened after it sounds like she knew what happened and they just couldn't find any solid evidence. Likely somebody hired to kill him, the recording sounds like the phone was in his pocket or on the floor nearby and he's being strangled. If anything this video shows you can't even trust those most close to you.
@@jedensnow1084they shouldve brought dogs to his ranch. i bet that the womens’ remains are buried somewhere there. it seems that he’s still luring people in and only god knows what he’s been up to all this time
The children saying they arrived by airplane tells me that the car was moving extremely fast. He was speeding. My young daughter and my youngest niece have both said how it felt like we were "flying" whenever we're on the interstate in our little car, going roughly 70 mph... Maybe their momma said something about them flying and fed into that illusion because they were anxious and she just wanted to make them feel better.
They said it was blizzard conditions. You know how when you drive at night when it’s snowing hard and it feels like you are in a spaceship? Maybe that’s what they meant but mixed up airplane and spaceship
The story with Henry is extremely disturbing, those screams and growls are terrifying on that recording. I’m traumatized hearing, I cannot imagine the pain his family feels
Then then Kenny Veach one makes no sense because He says at 1st that it was out by Nellis Then the next when he goes back supposedly looking for it He says He’s out North of Las Vegas They contradict each other Nellis is East of Las Vegas North East but East out i15 North bound headed towards Salt Lake City Nellis is right by LVMS While then He says He’s out North Which is the other said of i15 North So each mountain range is in different directions I think He took his own 7!f3
kenny’s story is really sad. He just wanted to share his experience and then everyone made him feel like he had to go back so he did and now he’s just gone. That’s so sad.
As a Canadian, I can confirm that this is unfortunately very common in first nation communities. Most likely the cause is racism, pure and simple. The cops think first nations are lesser people and so don't care.
@@cuwiknagajeeyaku9788 similar things have happened to us people of colour, especially natives and black people here in the united states. so sorry that happened to you guys 💔💔
The Susan case always breaks my heart. They had so many chances to protect those boys. Not mentioned in the video, but they found CP in the dad's computer and STILL let him have visitation rights with his kids. Words can't express how infuriating and sad this case is.
as someone who’s had to deal with court hearings for my son’s protection- they do not care for the children! they always argue that parental presence is important for the child from both parties and that’s is just absolutely absurd- if the parent is showing clear signs of not being in the presence of children why would you make them??
@@lizethontiveros3529a simple child development class could tell these judges that's not the case. Having both parents but one is abusive is worse than just having one parent.
@@taquitobandito6054 dont ask me lad, kennys sisters shop got broken into by a man who the family says looked like kenny and had a injury on his right knee just like kenny did and that was in 2018
@@kabeeeeeeebro no I don't wanna hear it dude the flipping story the woman wrote about the man is so flippi sadekwkwhejeh imagine going hiking not knowing if u were ever gonna come back or not.we dont know if he died in a mine or he fell in one he went to deep in a cave..the answes are endless..
Yeah, he was murdered by his African buddies. It explains why they made up that obvious nonsense about dropping him at the gas station and also explains why his wife had no urgency in trying to find him.
I looked more into this for Henry. And something does seem very off. Gaps in facts are what have me curious. Here is what is absolute: 1. Henry did party with friends 2. William did give Henry a ride after the party. 3. Although it was mistaken in his testimony, there was video of William's Vehicle dropping him off at a different gas station than was mentioned. 4. William had possession of Henry's keys and wallet. Claimed it was to prevent him from driving. 5. Henry's autopsy ascertains that he was drowned. 6. Rush Lake is 6 miles away from the gas station he had been dropped off at. 7. The voice mail was sent around 2:28 AM shortly after he was dropped off at the gas station. 8. Henry was found 2 months after his disappearance. 9. No signs of a struggle, nor foul play. The questions: 1. Was Henry's phone ever recovered? A lot of information can be gathered from it including gps tracking to indicate potential path from the gas station to the lake. 2. How did Henry get to Rush Lake being so far away? 3. Why did William have Henry's Wallet? While it would be speculation alone, it wouldn't be implausible that a group effort could be involved to which keeping his wallet would prevent ease of identification depending on how long it would take to locate Henry's body. 4. Was any information obtained from workers at the club? Specifically figuring how much he had to drink would lower the potential theories prior to what followed. 5. Why was he dropped off at the gas station? William's testimony shedding light on this is more information to work with. 6. Where exactly did Henry drown? Creates the end point to work backwards from.
That poor guy, Henry. His wife absolutely knows what happened to him. There’s no way anyone with a brain would just roll over and go to sleep after hearing something like that.
I believe she hired a group of men to kill her husband. That is insane. If I was married and I got that phone call? I am gonna call the police the second the phone is hung up. I would even go as far as searching for him that night. No way she didn't know.
@@TheTexan99 if he was they would find the marks not just on his neck on his bones as well they would also see the strain in his lungs, i think he was just really really fucked up on drugs and alcohol and he accidentally drowned himself by falling in the swamp and either couldn't get out or passed out in the water and died
@@allykatt1908I found a video that I think kinda talks about some of that creep’s (father In law) tendencies ua-cam.com/video/OaSGUock0pk/v-deo.htmlsi=43qPOFiMyaBQ0S_Z
Henry’s wife knew what happened to him. Anyone who heard the noises he made would have done something as calling the cops or at least tracking his location. So crazy how these people “have brains!” In a zombie apocalypse she definitely would be safe.
Ya, I don't care how tired you were, even if it was a stranger making those noises, your adrenaline would wake you up soo fast!! But your spouse... I'd be calling the men in black after hearing those noises. It sounded waaay more freakier than "a struggle."
That's what I thought too but how odd after all that there were no "obvious signs of foul play" on his body. It sounded like a stabbing but nothing....so creepy. May that man rest in peace.
The recording Amber took in that car has always haunted me… she KNEW something was wrong and she KNEW that man had nefarious intentions. She must have been so scared 🥺 And the police investigating her case not only completely dropped the ball, they straight up neglected any and all responsibility they had with trying to find her, or even put in like just the bare minimum/least bit of effort… so infuriating 🤬🧐
Yeah it does, 30 minutes from my house on my highway a guy escaped police custody, broke into a homestead, murdered the family and lived there a week while the cops looked for him.
I am from Slovakia. Everytime I hear about these stories I wonder how are you guys dealing with it and I wonder how would I live If I was there. I really hope you will all make it fine. Stay safe. Take care.
Everyone in Utah knew immediately what Josh Powell had done. There is NO reason to go out into the West Desert during winter, at night, with children. It is a perfect place to hide a body in a hurry though. My guess is he found an old well or tiny mining shaft that was never recorded. I don't we'll ever find her, unless someone stumbles on the shaft by pure luck.
The last one is one of the scariest ones I've heard and I've heard that story several times over the years. Just a guy minding his own business goes missing forever in the middle of the night with zero explanation. Incredibly eerie
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I believe there was an update to this story. I swear i heard that it was drugs and they finally found his body. I may be thinking of someone else
Nope, you're right, it was him. There's even a whole Wikipedia page about the incident, and though they do not say "it was drugs", they do mention his drug abuse history.
I honestly believe he was being chased, he was too frantic and adamantly denied being high. I do however believe he died a few minutes after calling 911 and his spirit was trying to get his brother to get to him through the phone call
I really appreciate this channel because its straight to the point. No long intro, outro or any thing that lengthens the video to get more adsense money like so many youtube vids, or just waste our time. Respect.
how could people so cruel to one who is so fragile, helpless, or young. it’s so messed up in my opinion, i think that people should honestly try harder to lock up these people who are like this
Police believed that as soon as the call was ended, Amber’s life was taken. Maybe her death was recorded on that call. Either way, I believe the officers tasked with handling the case should be charged with negligence
@decimanightelf4135 the RCMP have a track record for not taking MMIW cases seriously here. If you are native, you can't trust the cops. They won't look for you, or they will even be involved (Starlight Tours)
I've heard the recording that Amber Tuccaro made of her likely killer before- so chilling. It's clear she knew something was very, very wrong and was trying to record hints of where they were going. There is an absolute epidemic of Indigenous women going missing in the US and Canada, and law enforcement agencies in both countries are not taking it seriously. Some of the issue is that many of the women were hitch hiking, and there seems to be an attitude that whatever happened to them, they brought it on themselves. It's tough to own and keep a car on the road when you're poor. Kudos to content creators like you that keep these cases in people's thoughts.
Yes, absolutely! MMIP is an epidemic in both countries. Little to nothing is done by law enforcement. Meanwhile, the family, friends, and loved ones are fighting to keep their voices alive. Hopefully it changes soon!
@@janessaganuelas4323 It won't change until the politicians talk about it, and even then it'll never change because native American women are looked at as some sort of prize or commodity. It's this world that we live in but God will smite this world one day and Jesus will destroy the wicked ones and bring back a better age.
Yea she knew. she was already at terms with the fact it was probably something real bad ahead bc she was giving hints as to where she was taking her. My question is...was she also blindfolded? She acts like she can see by the way she is saying no this isn't the way into town. Then at the same time has to ask if the road is gravel or dirt? I'm lost by that... maybe she was seeing if he would lie? Idk I get she wanted it said on the VM so police knew what type a road if she went missing but she could have easily just said on a gravel road
Hey! Thanks for covering the case of Amber! Sadly what happened to Amber happens all too often when it comes to Native women, my own best friend went missing back in 2014 and the police reacted in a similar way to Amber's case and you could hear a lot more of similar cases if you ask the indigenous population in Canada if they knew similar cases.
Thank you for bringing attention to a missing Indigenous woman. Missing and murdered Indigenous is a huge issue that can still occur, and it's not a secret that RCMP along with other police forces take a lax attitude in these cases. The more public outcry, exposure and attention, the more authorities can be pressured to treat Indigenous cases like any other. --- a proud Canadian but not proud about the handling of these cases.
so what evidence are you using to come to the conclusion that it has anything to do with her being indigenious rather than the police just being incompetent in general? i feel like that's a really far reach.
@@ChristopherGray00because by your comment alone you are showing just how absolutely ignorant you are on how violently anti indigenous parts of Canada can be. It’s quite literally like denying that US cops are routinely racist, unless you do that too, which in that case your lips should not open unless to suck.
I’m curious if that has something to do with rez rights in regards to policing their own… not that there aren’t incompetent and shitty police everywhere but that could be an even bigger problem
@@bestgrimbarianever that one is high on my list too! The Elizabeth barraza case, Missy bevers, Rey Rivera, Trevor deely and the list goes on.. those are the ones at the top of my head but those haunt my daydreams. (Some of the ones I named aren’t missing but unsolved and just creepy as hell)
@@southerngrown the only one of those i recognise is trevor deely! i may have heard of the others before but not sure... there's so many (sadly!) other cases that have stuck in my mind for a long time are elisa lam (one of the most well known/creepy), andrew gosden, and lars mittank! as you can probably tell, i'm particularly fascinated with disappearances, or people who died in bizarre circumstances!
@@bestgrimbarianever same! I don’t know why I have such a fascination with bizarre disappearances but I think it’s bc it truly frightens me. The ones you named are definitely creepy and I’m still not convinced that Elisa lam got into those tanks by herself.
@@southerngrown people tend to get frightened by what they DON'T know... but at the same time, the fear gives us a thrill and that's what we are addicted to! as much as we'd love to find the answers to these mysteries, at the same time, we kinda don't, because the thrill of mystery would no longer be there (although of course, we have to remember these are real people with real families we are talking about... and if we could give the families the answers they long for, we'd do it immediately). and absolutely agree... neither am i!
Killers always end up killing themselves cause they are cowards, how dare they allow that evil person allowing her poor children to be seeing their father. So sad. Rest in peace to those boys and mother.
The Susan Powell case is one of the saddest ones I've come across. From everything I've read into, it seemed like Josh drugged her with some pancakes and killed her. His dad and his brother came to help him clean up the body and dumped her off somewhere. After one of his kids admitted something to their teacher of where her body might be, Josh moved her somewhere else or possibly burned her so people wouldn't be able to find her. So she's never gonna be found at this point. Almost every single important person who was involved with it (Josh, his brother, his kids, his dad and his wife) are all dead except for his sister and Susan's parents, so we'll never know what happened to Susan. The police HAD a chance to bring in Josh and wouldn't do it out of a fear of lack of evidence and they completely fumbled it even further by telling Josh that his kids had been telling them about Josh putting Susan's body somewhere. They inadvertently got the Powell boys killed and it's absolutely disgusting It's a wild case and I'd recommend looking through it if anyone is curious. This is Monsters had the best coverage of the story if you want to start there.
@@BOB-fd4luJosh is nothing now. He WAS a family nihilist. He chopped his children to pieces after he murdered his wife. That’s the opposite of what a good guy does to his family.
The first case is sickening! Those children’s deaths are solely on the authorities. I’m sure a few investigators are gonna live with that for the rest of their lives.
When it got to the second girl my heart dropped since she is First nation and every indigenous girl has gone missing in the worse ways ever, I know all of this since I am first nation as well and this has been happening to indigenous women for years
Hitchhiking at night or even in the day, as a female who also had children was a really, really bad decision. From my sources many of the missing girls/women in Canada were also hitchhiking before they vanished.
Entirely too many indigenous women have gone missing, to never be seen again, in Canada. The RCMP have failed these women, so miserably. It's heartbreaking....I hope those who are missing, in this video and every other place, for that matter, are found and their loved ones find peace. I LOVE your channel!!
i was hoping to find a comment talking about this- it’s genuinely so infuriating. america is shrinking indigenous lands every single year and making reserve life more and more unlivable- it’s not surprising canada has this mentality towards native folks too. absolutely vile. they deserve so much better
16:26 sounds like he was not just drinking, he took something else and was delirious/hallucinating because it's not possible to understand what he was saying and the noises he was making, drinking won't do that to you, but if he took something along with the drinks, it's entirely possible that he got delirious and started to hallucinate.
Alcohol doesn’t normally do that. But not everyone is normal, if he had pre existing issues alcohol psycosis on its own is possible. But it definetly sounds more like a deliriant, some nasty drug like PCP.
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Being a First Nations person, ambers case makes me INCREDIBLY angry and sad. Nobody takes natives people seriously. So many indigenous women go missing without an investigation. Thank you for spreading some sort of information.
Idk why the Brandon case makes me so horrified. I can only imagine how horrific it would be to be worried about no gas and then being chased into the woods.. that straight out of a horror movie
San Angelo is a small city. It's my hometown, and the surrounding areas are pretty open country. Sure, there are wooded areas, but that's what's crazy to me is that something like this happened to a place I look at fondly. Scary stuff.
The Kenny Veach one makes no sense because He says at 1st that it was out by Nellis Then the next when he goes back supposedly looking for it He says He’s out North of Las Vegas They contradict each other Nellis is East of Las Vegas North East but East out i15 North bound headed towards Salt Lake City Nellis is right by LVMS While then He says He’s out North Which is the other said of i15 North So each mountain range is in different directions I think He took his own 7!f3
He obviously wasn’t actually being chased. Most likely he was having a psychotic episode. Why else would he call his brother to say threat he was bleeding and that he could see him and the cop. Still very scary and strange that they didn’t find any sign of him at all though.
I met Susan twice before she "disappeared." She told me and the ladies we were with that things were really bad at home. It gives me chills to think that would be the final get together with her. Josh got away with murder because of his Mormon cult membership.
@@notgab1078 I am. Thanks. I didn't know her very well. I wish I had, since I may have been able to do more for her and the children. I hope the other ladies have healed emotionally.
Amber's case is a classic example of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Woman movement (MMIW). First Nations woman goes missing, cops don't take it seriously, no arrest, no proper handling of evidence, etc. This stuff has been going on for years and the movement is still having trouble getting justice for these women and girls due to general disinterest from law enforcement.😢
Im from canada.. the ampunt of wilderness we hav3 and the ampunt of women i see hitch hiking or walking carrying bags of clothes and no shoes on major highways, secondary highways back roads and forrest roads if you can believe it. I work for low income housing filled with native women.. so many times they are thwre one night and n3xt house is empty the n3xt day and they go to their rez, fathers rez, they just dissapear and cops still come around asking if anyones heard but no one even talks to them so they dont really bother anymore. Im native myself and youncan just dissapear and dispose of say a body the more north you go.. its nothing but woods and shit
I'm from Edmonton Alberta where the Amber Tuccaro case is well known and most people here know exactly who did it, it's considered a solved case by the people, except the police here are basically inept when it comes to cases like that and the man responsible will likely never be held responsible.
The only victims in the Susan Powell case are Susan and her kids. Thats all. People acting like Josh was a victim, or simply a "crazy" "delusional" man, is pathetic
Imagine her parents having to live the rest of their lives knowing what happened to their grandkids and what was possibly done to their daughter and worse never knowing. They're being traumatized daily bye it. They are also victims.
The story with Amber and the phone call has so much more to it and sadly there are a lot of other stories very similar that are treated the same by the RCMP & police. Her last call was recorded because a family member called her from jail while she was in the truck, she wasnt put on the missing persons list for awhile due to "confusion", then taken off and put back on. Once they actually took the missing claims seriously and released the call to the public several women called and reported the same man as being the one in the recording with Amber.
That man's name is Pat Carson, a convicted kidnapper and sex offender. It's unclear why the police ruled him out given that and women's testimony. ua-cam.com/video/RX5VUw-NUA0/v-deo.htmlsi=q7KH4di8Xte1ATp6
how the fuck does a lab not identify human remains after two years? or at least rule out the possibility that they belong to a suspected victim? if i were a loved one i would be absolutely livid over this.
Police cover up,I think they are lying about the time of the 911 call.and that is he spoke to his brother before the 911 call, not afterwards as they claim.
I came to ask that too. Does anyone know if the remains were in too poor of condition or something? I don’t understand how they haven’t verified if it’s him..
Because he's already ID'd. There are thousands of DNA tests submitted every day. They prioritize them. The least prioritized ones are from bodies that have been ID'd through other means. Brandon was identified by his clothes and personal effects. They aren't waiting on his DNA tests to know what happened. That's why.
As a mother, susans story destroyed me. The letter she left, urging her son's to be taken care of by her parents, just for the state to let them be murdered by their father too is horrific. Cases like this make me wish hell really did exist, so people like her husband would rot there.
Allegedly, when Kenny was young, his father committed suicide, and Kenny was unfortunately the one who found his body. It would make sense that he wouldn't want anyone else to have to experience that. So if he took his own life, it makes sense he decided to do it in place where no one would ever find him.
You say allegedly, is there ANY proof of that? Along with everyone else speculating he took his life without any proof, it'd be in incredibly poor taste. Even the apparent comment from his "girlfriend" sounds so muted and disconnected with it having nothing that wouldn't prove anything.
Josh probably had a friend in the prosecutor office who ensured he wouldn't face charges. Josh's brother took his own life because he himself was guilty in the murder. The judge and prosecutor didn't value the sons or wife - they valued Josh.
@@Carnidoom He was a Mormon cult member. He was branded "A Person of Interest" instead of a suspect. He refused to speak to the news reporters, even though he was directly in front of them. Now, they are all dead. Also, ditto.
Ladies, we don't take rides from ppl we don't know. We don't go out in foreign countries and cities night life alone. We have to be aware of our surroundings. The world is very big when you're missing. Please do not become a statistic. We have to be smart. Pls besafe out there everyone.
@Luluuu34 stop talking. Your ignorance shows. Men are not, the only ones that kill. There are also women that kill and children that kill. Like I said, your ignorance shows...
Who hears their husband on the phone screaming and moaning and grunting and stays silent? A normal, caring person would be freaking out and asking if they needed help. What was going on. Should they call the police.
I’m only mentioning this as it adds context to the severity of just how screwed up Susan’s situation was, but it’s even more heartbreaking when you include the fact that Josh’s dad was absolutely obsessed with Susan. So much so, that he frequently sent letters to Josh and inquired about her when they talked on the phone. Susan was aware of this one sided affection & voiced her concerns to Josh on multiple occasions. Naturally he always dismissed her, stating that’s “just how his dad was” and that “it wasn’t a big deal”. It’s also worth mentioning that Josh had substantial mental health issues that were basically never addressed (no surprise there). Josh’s father’s infatuation with Susan got so bad that he outright asked that she “indulge” him, though this was finally enough of an advance for Josh to get involved (though this was more out of jealousy than actual concern for his wife). This, added with everything else that transpired, makes for an overwhelmingly tragic sequence of events that no person should have to endure. I only hope that Susan’s family has been able to find some kind of comfort in the fact that Josh is no longer alive to torment anyone else…however I can’t blame them if they are never able to come to terms with the loss of their daughter and grandchildren. It literally brings me to tears just thinking about the whole thing…
That last recording of Henry is genuinely one of the most disturbing things I have ever heard, what's weird is that the growling sound kinda sounded like a mechanic chainsaw idk...
It kinda sounds like he’s been drugged and started tweaking it would make sense bc he was at a bar. But i can totally hear your assumption too but they say there was no marks of foul play. Tho they could’ve used a chainsaw to scare someone who’s already tripping on drugs and that stress alone could’ve killed Him. So many theories honestly it’s heartbreaking not having solid answers
There's been updates for Kenny's case. People think he's homeless and on drugs. His sisters business got broken into within the last few years and his sister has confirmed it appeared to be him. It's really sad and I hope he comes out and gets help. I wonder if he knows how many people want to know how he is.
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Thank you for including stories on an Indigenous woman. These types of disappearances are disturbingly common and police don't investigate, and media doesn't cover it- meanwhile, innocent women and girls continue to disappear. Your channel and others like it can give a voice to these women.
exactly, like even the commenters are all about the white lady at the FIRST part of the video. and i haven't seen any regarding the Native girl. what is crazy is they even had a recording of the kidnappers VOICE and couldn't identify him? they'd just have to air that on TV and i'm sure someone would know the person.
@@darrinsiberiaI agree with you a hundred percent. It is not right. All of us are human beings. All women, men and children that are missing deserve to be looked for. I cannot imagine what it feels like missing, Knowing no one's looking for you. It breaks my heart. I truly hate what our world has come to. Where has humanity gone. 😢
Knowing the whole story about Susan makes me so incredibly sad. She knew. I think of those babies often. What a horrible story. Sending prayers to her family. I hope they find some semblance of peace😢
She probably thought she was just doing her job. On to the next case.
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May karma find the judge who allowed visitation and show him NO mercy. That Pierce County (WA) judge facilitated murder. Period!! There's a reason the state had to pay the grandparents millions. That POS judge got away scott free tho.
Being a fan of channels like this for years now, it's always sad to see a case you're already familiar with and see no developments happened, and I don't mean that in a "oh how boring I've seen this already".
Ambers story breaks me. Being an indigenous woman myself, it’s completely heartbreaking to see how the RCMP didn’t take action until a later date. It shows how most of the force views Indigenous people to be party animals and drunks. So many indigenous people go missing or end up murdered, my heart goes out to the mother who just wanted to find her daughter
...kinda weird to omit Josh Powell's dad from the first case completely, considering his role in it and the depraved shit he did to Josh and Susan (especially Susan)
That Henry Mcabe recording is disturbing as hell. It definitely sounded like the was being strangled but if they didn’t find signs of foul play then I don’t know.
I think it sounds more like he's being drowned and am even more convinced when it said his body was found near water and because of the length of time it took to find the body they wouldn't have been able to tell if he drowned.
The gentleman from Minnesota was being choked! I have held both parents as they had passed. My dad had done the same thing just minutes before taking his last breath. He is trying to call out for help at first, only until he can't no more! That is truly heartbreaking
@@eriv4735 I did, I had a friend with a large dog, I think that might have helped. He barely said a word. It was awkward as hell. I saw the wildest shit in the sky there. I can see why people report seeing UFOs. A lady with one eye let us take her car to fill up my tank enough to get to the gas station.
You can never forget the susan cox case, but not only for the murders but the disgusting conversations her perverted father in law had with her regarding his sexual fantasy towards her 🤮
As a Canadian: The utter lack and deplorable performance of police in investigating first nation women who have disappeared is a mockery of justice that casts a shame on the entire RCMP and local police forces. There are hundreds of cases like the one in this video and they are just swept under the rug like trash. Truly a despicable failure of justice and compassion.
Why did he omit the part about Josh Powell's dad being involved in Susan's murder, and his SA of her and his son? That is critical to the case. The dad is still alive to this day and needs to be in an isolation unit from society.
@@Syphonfllter I think your misunderstanding what he's saying. Susan's letter said "if anything happens to me take care of my boys" that was all she requested,but he was able to harm them. Read it again.
The Susan Cox case absolutely breaks my heart!!! The whole thing is disgusting! Sure was tormented for years by her husband and obsessed pervert father-in-law... you will never be forgotten beautiful baby girl❤
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Case 1.... Josh took an axe to both of his sons first and then set the house ablaze. The fact that the sons were allowed to go visit him supervised by only 1 female case worker while he was being investigated for murder shows how this country does not protect children. When the case worker called 911 when Josh locked her out, the operator did not take it seriously and handled the call in a half ass way. The system we are told is there to protect us, is BS in a major way!
You're absolutely right....the 911 call pissed me off SO MUCH! The caseworker tried to get the 911 operator to listen, it was horrible. She should have been escorted by law enforcement, especially with Susan's fears 😢
@@robinenoch7362 Not even, the kids never should have been allowed near him until he was cleared as a suspect.
I dont think one case of negligence shows anything in particular and it would be a state level negligence, anyway. It's a sad story but trying to turn it into some broader political statement is also disrespectful. However, the reality that most dangers come directly within the family or peer group is a fact that people tend to ignore.
Just sloppy disgusting what happened to the family ( he’s a coward)
@@ataridc you think this is a rare occurrence for a government entity? lol that kind of thinking is why government is such a dismal failure, in this case with protecting children. Your stance of turning a blind eye to government failures resulting in the death(s) of anyone is outright ridiculous, shameful and exactly why government failures will continue. Obviously you don't know who "we the people" are and just how much power and sway we actually have if we used it more.
Must be horrible when someone like Susan feels like something will happen to her and it turns out that she is right.
When he came at her to take her life that’s probably what was going through her mind. What an absolutely sickening and horrible feeling that must have been, knowing she was right and couldn’t do a thing about it.
Reminds me of a story, told by the experiencer, she was a therapist’s client seeing her for the stalking by an ex she was going through and it was getting bad. The therapist cried and confided she was going through it too. The client felt like she was I danger for sure but it was more shocking that her therapist was killed. I’m probably remembering it wrong, maybe the therapist didn’t say anything, but it’s the fact she needed help too and it ended this way. It’s very unfair.
@@deadinside8781 if the therapist did that then she was being unprofessional, because therapists are never really supposed to share their lives or problems with their clients. But, even it’s true, that’s really sad. May she RIP
Yes this one had me fuming! It so easily could've been avoided, but nope ofc not bc domestic anything always gets pushed under the rig, unless you're rich or have ties and it still sides w the abuser 9/10 times.
It's disgusting.
@@deadinside8781wow that's really sad. It's irritating that there's countless stories like that. It's not right and that breaks my heart.
The first one is so disturbing. Susan was so right about Josh…
The problem is that the word narcissist is used so much recently that people who are actually suffering at the hands of someone who has Narcissistic personality disorder NPD are not understood as to the things that might sound petty or little to others they tell or question about to their friends the severity of the situation if the narcissist gets on to the fact that they’re leaving them could as here be fatal and to children too very sad case and one that we seem to be hearing about more often
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The primary suspect in Amber Tuccaro's case is a repeat offender who for some reason still walks free in Alberta and is *currently* trying to lure mostly young women and sometimes young couples to his ranch. Since justice system refuses to protect us, his name is Patrick Carson and he posts ads for his ranch as Billy O'Brian.
Hopefully the right person will read this and put an end to girls going missing in his area…
Usa people is racista
This is why sometimes I wish someone like Dexter Morgan was real
@@halim997my thoughts too
Thank you for posting this.
Wow---Googled the name and wow
Josh's father was also a massive creep and became obsessed with Susan, despite being her father-in-law. He would stalk her and film her (and Josh) while she was out, some of said footage can be seen in this video
This
He even kept her used tampons her toe nail clippings and wrote love songs about her you can find them on youtube
What???
the
I heard excerpts from his “diary” that he’d been keeping regularly, for years on end, and the entire thing was about nothing but Susan. The man was seriously disturbed. Poor Susan.
It sounds like Amber's killer is a SERIAL KILLER!!! Even with the guy calling in & saying that was his father in the video, those idiot cops didn't listen. This is incompetence at its worst!!!
Incompetence? It’s their job to let crime happen and pretend to worry abt it afterwards.
Canadian police have always been idiots
It was Deliberate. Rcmp was created in the first place to control and oppress Canada's First Nations people. They do things like starlight tours, where they take someone out of town in winter and then leave them there with no shoes or winter gear. There's too much history to say here. But it was definitely racism and it was definitely on purpose
He is. They found her body, along with a bunch of other ones within a relatively small area. They won't do anything about it though. RCMP sucks a$$.
@@darrengilbert1073 It just confirms even more that Canada is a failing nation
In the second case, apart from the wrong doing of the Canadian Mounted Police, I find interesting that, when a person tells the police "My father lived in that area for a few years ilegally in a ranch, and there where more dissapearances around that place in the time", nobody tried to look for this man's father identity...
It's obvious why, look into MMIW in Canada and the US.
RCMP tend to take the prominent & rich seriously and anyone colored or poor or addicted get little help
Unfortunately its very common for Canadian police to not take crimes against Indigenous women seriously
@@diplodorkus970They dont take anything serious. They’d rather arrest pastors for having church during covid. Communist ass country
Canada sucks, and the police force is just as bad
The way the man in Ambers case repeated “50th st” not once but TWICE is a hugeeeeee indicator. That’s also a trait that most criminologist would pick up on for the case in uncovering an identity.
did not think about that thank you man!
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I noticed the way he said it twice too
his frustration with her asking about their destination and her skepticism is what else I noticed in particular that I've heard criminal psychologists mention . I didn't know that , strangely accurate too I think
What exactly is it indicating??
Josh Powell and his dad were 100% weirdos. It’s terrible that Susan and her children never made it out of the situation. Hope her family find some kind of resolution like they can bring her remains home and family can fully mourn her
Susan wasn't normal either...
That whole family -- except for one sister -- is absolutely nuts. Poor Susan. Poor little boys. What a nightmare.
@@jazpes.u5875neither is you and your whole family
@@jazpes.u5875does it matter? she was literally murdered by them
@@forkspoon582 It does matter, yes.
The way cops deal with missing persons has got to change!!!!!!
They don't have the resources to devote an entire team to every supposed missing person and they know from experience that most aren't missing from foul play and turn up on their own. This is just the way of the world.
Top be fair. Cops are only human too.
What can they do that we can't?
@@alexander1902according to what? There’s normally always like 30-40 cops just sitting at the stations I can promise u it’s not empty
@@kylewade8704cops in my hometown go play basketball while on duty
Cops are, for the most part, useless
To add to Susan's case, her father in law was INSANELY obsessed with her in such a disturbing and disgusting way.
She led him on
I always thought maybe he was the one that killed her have to watch the documentary again but it was sick they way he taped her and watched her… her poor family the loss of their daughter then there 2 grandchildren is heartbreaking
@@waltergreenwood4460What do you mean by that?
@@waltergreenwood4460 Even if she did give him reason to think she was into him, there's zero excuse for being a creepy weirdo towards someone. Fuck off.
@@waltergreenwood4460 you are the type of man women need to be afraid of.
That voicemail of Henry screaming is one of the most disturbing things I’ve ever heard
It sounds like vomiting after drinking too much at the club to me, but what I think we can all agree on is that it's really weird that his wife went back to sleep after hearing this.
@@JK-gm6kk This sound is similar to when someone is taking a shot by stun gun.
It sounded waaay more scarier than "a struggle." Sounded part demonic, part like an alien from a movie I once seen, & maybe a struggle with a creature. The CrAzY sounds didn't sound human in some spots.
sounds like hes being tortured whilst vomiting or having his skin ripped off or some terribly gory disgusting shit
How did it come from his friends phone voicemail though?
The voicemail sounded terrifying. It definitely sounded like he was being attacked.
Right
Sounds like a mountain lion or something.
Sound like he was getting his damn throat torn out. Horrifying.
it gave me goosebumps.
Sounded like strangulation, suffocation, or even electrocution. Absolutely horrifying to listen to
In the first case; when one of the boys was asked “where is your mom?” He responded “ mommy is in the trees” That one UA-camr Heavy D has put tons of time and hundred of thousands of dollars towards locating her remains but no luck yet. So sad
There was a case where a man killed a whole family (except the teenage daughter) and literaly put their bodies inside of a tree , if it weren’t for his confession with a lesser sentence , they would have never been found
@@nchan4679do you have any more info so I could look into this? Tia!
@@nchan4679why not the teenage daughter too did he do something else with her?
Maybe by ( in the trees ) he means in woods ?? It's seems like she would of been found if he gave the camping spot ?? Such a sad story .....
@@tammycruz8189well, that’s just where Josh SAID he took them. In reality, he could’ve taken her body somewhere else, and with the very real likelihood that the brother (and possibly father) helped conceal her body, it could literally be almost anywhere. No one would’ve been out driving in a blizzard like that, so chances of witnesses are slim. It’s unlikely she’ll ever be found with Josh and the brother both dead, unfortunately.
You get a phone call like that from your husband and go back to sleep? Crazy.
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Something tells me it mightve been the wifes plan
Going by what happened after it sounds like she knew what happened and they just couldn't find any solid evidence. Likely somebody hired to kill him, the recording sounds like the phone was in his pocket or on the floor nearby and he's being strangled. If anything this video shows you can't even trust those most close to you.
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“A group of woman all identified the same man. The cops didn’t consider him a suspect” HOW
probably not enough evidence to prosecute I'm guessing
Idiots
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@@jedensnow1084they shouldve brought dogs to his ranch. i bet that the womens’ remains are buried somewhere there. it seems that he’s still luring people in and only god knows what he’s been up to all this time
people will hire anyone nowadays
The children saying they arrived by airplane tells me that the car was moving extremely fast. He was speeding. My young daughter and my youngest niece have both said how it felt like we were "flying" whenever we're on the interstate in our little car, going roughly 70 mph... Maybe their momma said something about them flying and fed into that illusion because they were anxious and she just wanted to make them feel better.
Or maybe he gave them sleeping pills and lied to them when they woke up
They said it was blizzard conditions. You know how when you drive at night when it’s snowing hard and it feels like you are in a spaceship? Maybe that’s what they meant but mixed up airplane and spaceship
Very interesting comment.
That whispered "help me" is absolutely haunting
yes we know..
I must be deaf. I saw the subtitles but I didn’t hear it.
Time frame?
God that's horrifying 😢😢😢
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The story with Henry is extremely disturbing, those screams and growls are terrifying on that recording. I’m traumatized hearing, I cannot imagine the pain his family feels
I still don't understand why he didn't just get the ride home
@PatchesOhoulihan159 His so-called friends killed him.
Then then Kenny Veach one makes no sense because He says at 1st that it was out by Nellis
Then the next when he goes back supposedly looking for it He says He’s out North of Las Vegas
They contradict each other
Nellis is East of Las Vegas
North East but East
out i15 North bound headed towards Salt Lake City
Nellis is right by LVMS
While then He says He’s out North
Which is the other said of i15 North
So each mountain range is in different directions
I think He took his own 7!f3
@@kingdingaling2469 WHY ARE YOU CAPITALIZING "HE" STOP IT.
The groans and screams sounded like he was being stabbed or strangled
kenny’s story is really sad. He just wanted to share his experience and then everyone made him feel like he had to go back so he did and now he’s just gone. That’s so sad.
that second report was insane. that’s weird as fuck that the cops didn’t even try and question the guy who multiple ppl said who it was
As a Canadian, I can confirm that this is unfortunately very common in first nation communities. Most likely the cause is racism, pure and simple. The cops think first nations are lesser people and so don't care.
the canadian police has a huge problem with racism, especially towards natives
Yup even police would threaten to kill us. I would know because it happened to me and my native sisters/brothers.
@@cuwiknagajeeyaku9788 similar things have happened to us people of colour, especially natives and black people here in the united states. so sorry that happened to you guys 💔💔
@@stantinashenowand those on low income, too or alone
The Susan case always breaks my heart. They had so many chances to protect those boys. Not mentioned in the video, but they found CP in the dad's computer and STILL let him have visitation rights with his kids. Words can't express how infuriating and sad this case is.
Susan's parents and siblings./her friends were begging the court not to let the boys see their father.
as someone who’s had to deal with court hearings for my son’s protection- they do not care for the children! they always argue that parental presence is important for the child from both parties and that’s is just absolutely absurd- if the parent is showing clear signs of not being in the presence of children why would you make them??
Cops do nothing about CP situations and pedos. They put people with drugs away longer than they put pedos away.
you wont do nothin. She ran off from her husband as usual to Mexico with a bbc
@@lizethontiveros3529a simple child development class could tell these judges that's not the case. Having both parents but one is abusive is worse than just having one parent.
kenny seems so sweet it breaks my heart everything about him js makes him seem like a kind person who enjoys what he did
It’s not even scary except for when mikes gets provokes and too high
apparantly he mightve faked his death
@@yojackchill6652lmao what? Why would he do that? He’s not even that famous.
@@taquitobandito6054 dont ask me lad, kennys sisters shop got broken into by a man who the family says looked like kenny and had a injury on his right knee just like kenny did and that was in 2018
@@yojackchill6652insurance fraud I can believe that.. his financial situation went downhill so bad.. poor guy.
kenny’s case is so interesting and so incredibly sad. he seemed like such a nice person
oh my god they just killed kenny
@@kabeeeeeeebro no I don't wanna hear it dude the flipping story the woman wrote about the man is so flippi sadekwkwhejeh imagine going hiking not knowing if u were ever gonna come back or not.we dont know if he died in a mine or he fell in one he went to deep in a cave..the answes are endless..
I know its from south park but its bot ok to joke about that.
@@urfunk3ym0nk3y are you alright
Poor Henry. That call was scary. Sounded like a struggle.
Those guys killed him
Yeah, he was murdered by his African buddies. It explains why they made up that obvious nonsense about dropping him at the gas station and also explains why his wife had no urgency in trying to find him.
@@halfbakedproductions7887They found his body and there was absolutely no sign of foul play or murder.
@@ShrodingersHatI think he was murdered
You're damned right we did. He'd still have a pulse today, if he wasn't such an anodyne little twink
I looked more into this for Henry. And something does seem very off. Gaps in facts are what have me curious. Here is what is absolute:
1. Henry did party with friends
2. William did give Henry a ride after the party.
3. Although it was mistaken in his testimony, there was video of William's Vehicle dropping him off at a different gas station than was mentioned.
4. William had possession of Henry's keys and wallet. Claimed it was to prevent him from driving.
5. Henry's autopsy ascertains that he was drowned.
6. Rush Lake is 6 miles away from the gas station he had been dropped off at.
7. The voice mail was sent around 2:28 AM shortly after he was dropped off at the gas station.
8. Henry was found 2 months after his disappearance.
9. No signs of a struggle, nor foul play.
The questions:
1. Was Henry's phone ever recovered? A lot of information can be gathered from it including gps tracking to indicate potential path from the gas station to the lake.
2. How did Henry get to Rush Lake being so far away?
3. Why did William have Henry's Wallet? While it would be speculation alone, it wouldn't be implausible that a group effort could be involved to which keeping his wallet would prevent ease of identification depending on how long it would take to locate Henry's body.
4. Was any information obtained from workers at the club? Specifically figuring how much he had to drink would lower the potential theories prior to what followed.
5. Why was he dropped off at the gas station? William's testimony shedding light on this is more information to work with.
6. Where exactly did Henry drown? Creates the end point to work backwards from.
That poor guy, Henry. His wife absolutely knows what happened to him. There’s no way anyone with a brain would just roll over and go to sleep after hearing something like that.
I believe she hired a group of men to kill her husband. That is insane. If I was married and I got that phone call? I am gonna call the police the second the phone is hung up. I would even go as far as searching for him that night. No way she didn't know.
If she knew he was partying, drinking, or possibly doing drugs at a club I don’t think her rolling over to go back to sleep is suspicious
He was most definitely suffocated to death
@@TheTexan99 if he was they would find the marks not just on his neck on his bones as well they would also see the strain in his lungs, i think he was just really really fucked up on drugs and alcohol and he accidentally drowned himself by falling in the swamp and either couldn't get out or passed out in the water and died
Sounded like a bear attack in my opinion?
the rabbit hole of Josh Powell's father being totally, disgustingly obsessed with her is SO disturbing by itself.
The ole apple doesn't fall far from the tree....
Where u found this info ? I wanna join the rabbit hole 🕳️ 😅
@@allykatt1908 There's a whole documentary on dateline and I think 48 hours too.
@@krisluvsutube2684 ok cool so what do I type ?
@@allykatt1908I found a video that I think kinda talks about some of that creep’s (father In law) tendencies ua-cam.com/video/OaSGUock0pk/v-deo.htmlsi=43qPOFiMyaBQ0S_Z
Henry’s wife knew what happened to him. Anyone who heard the noises he made would have done something as calling the cops or at least tracking his location. So crazy how these people “have brains!” In a zombie apocalypse she definitely would be safe.
Ya, I don't care how tired you were, even if it was a stranger making those noises, your adrenaline would wake you up soo fast!! But your spouse... I'd be calling the men in black after hearing those noises.
It sounded waaay more freakier than "a struggle."
@@carter_1 fr tho 😭
Henry's call sounds like a gore video. It's sickening.
That's what I thought too but how odd after all that there were no "obvious signs of foul play" on his body. It sounded like a stabbing but nothing....so creepy. May that man rest in peace.
@@ericthiel4053its called a Delirium.
Yes!! To me it sounded like he was getting attacked by a chainsaw or some electric device
It’s so sad ! If I had heard that myself I would’ve ran out of my house looking for him not back to sleep🥺
As always
The recording Amber took in that car has always haunted me… she KNEW something was wrong and she KNEW that man had nefarious intentions. She must have been so scared 🥺
And the police investigating her case not only completely dropped the ball, they straight up neglected any and all responsibility they had with trying to find her, or even put in like just the bare minimum/least bit of effort… so infuriating 🤬🧐
I have to wonder if the man isn't in law enforcement or some public official.
Welcome to how cops treat Native Americans, in the USA.
@@redwoodrebelgirl3010 yea, but that was in canada
Believe me, they don't treat our Indigenous women any better in Canada!
Indigenous people don’t get treated right on OUR land.
Dang Kenny’s story is pretty touching. He seemed like so happy lucky in his video pointing out cool formations and enjoying his hike. Poor guy 😞
Probably one of the persones telling him to go back and look again got him.
He seems like a chill dude that you'd like to have a beer with around the campfire poor dude. Hope he's alright.
@@reallyryan_ hopefully he aint
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I love how this channel immediately starts the videos with the content we want & not this whole elaborate thing at the beginning.
All these cases are absolutely horrendous, but it always hits a bit harder when it’s in your state and less than an hour away from where you live.
Yeah it does, 30 minutes from my house on my highway a guy escaped police custody, broke into a homestead, murdered the family and lived there a week while the cops looked for him.
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yep. washington is home of murderers sadly
I am from Slovakia. Everytime I hear about these stories I wonder how are you guys dealing with it and I wonder how would I live If I was there. I really hope you will all make it fine. Stay safe. Take care.
Yes bro.. I was shocked when I heard puyullup washington
The first one didn’t include that her father in law was creepy and obsessed with her.
Dad and uncle took they life maybe the dad of the dad actually did it they was all messed up in the head for they actions
Yes and was a total pervert and had loads of P*rn and CP on his computer
His whole family is a real piece of work
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Right😢
5:17 Omg this case has literally broke my heart. Those precious babies, all their mom wanted was a safe happy life with them. 😢
Happened here in Edmonton, So sad 😢
It was even worse than this video told, Josh hacked his two sons with a hatchet before setting the house ablaze.
the guy was demon possessed 100 percent... Christ is king
@@Masher8559 omg are you serious?
@@myraclayton1860 Sadly yes, you can watch the documentary about it right here on UA-cam.
Have to give you credit on all your videos I have watched: no ads, no BS fluff and filler material. Just the facts. The scary, creepy, chilling facts
Everyone in Utah knew immediately what Josh Powell had done. There is NO reason to go out into the West Desert during winter, at night, with children. It is a perfect place to hide a body in a hurry though.
My guess is he found an old well or tiny mining shaft that was never recorded. I don't we'll ever find her, unless someone stumbles on the shaft by pure luck.
@@thebernice6062 His Mormon cult membership protected him.
Fact @@RachelParker-1977
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@@RachelParker-1977too bad they couldn’t protect his children
@@Puglover130 Or wouldn't. The adults in that cult treat children like crud.
The last one is one of the scariest ones I've heard and I've heard that story several times over the years. Just a guy minding his own business goes missing forever in the middle of the night with zero explanation. Incredibly eerie
I believe there was an update to this story. I swear i heard that it was drugs and they finally found his body. I may be thinking of someone else
Nope, you're right, it was him. There's even a whole Wikipedia page about the incident, and though they do not say "it was drugs", they do mention his drug abuse history.
I honestly believe he was being chased, he was too frantic and adamantly denied being high. I do however believe he died a few minutes after calling 911 and his spirit was trying to get his brother to get to him through the phone call
I really appreciate this channel because its straight to the point. No long intro, outro or any thing that lengthens the video to get more adsense money like so many youtube vids, or just waste our time. Respect.
Also no bs "paranormal horror" stuff
how could people so cruel to one who is so fragile, helpless, or young. it’s so messed up in my opinion, i think that people should honestly try harder to lock up these people who are like this
The thing about the amber tuccaro case is the phone call is originally 18 mins but they only released like that small snippet of it
Police believed that as soon as the call was ended, Amber’s life was taken. Maybe her death was recorded on that call. Either way, I believe the officers tasked with handling the case should be charged with negligence
@@decimanightelf4135The police are not good anywhere. Natives are not treated well anywhere so of course they wouldn't treat her case well
@@decimanightelf4135 Racisism is a bitch. That's a big suspicion for lack of care on the police's side.
@decimanightelf4135 the RCMP have a track record for not taking MMIW cases seriously here. If you are native, you can't trust the cops. They won't look for you, or they will even be involved (Starlight Tours)
I remember hearing somewhere that she was calling her brother. That wasn’t mentioned on this video though
I've heard the recording that Amber Tuccaro made of her likely killer before- so chilling. It's clear she knew something was very, very wrong and was trying to record hints of where they were going. There is an absolute epidemic of Indigenous women going missing in the US and Canada, and law enforcement agencies in both countries are not taking it seriously. Some of the issue is that many of the women were hitch hiking, and there seems to be an attitude that whatever happened to them, they brought it on themselves. It's tough to own and keep a car on the road when you're poor. Kudos to content creators like you that keep these cases in people's thoughts.
Yes, absolutely! MMIP is an epidemic in both countries. Little to nothing is done by law enforcement. Meanwhile, the family, friends, and loved ones are fighting to keep their voices alive. Hopefully it changes soon!
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It won't change until the politicians talk about it, and even then it'll never change because native American women are looked at as some sort of prize or commodity. It's this world that we live in but God will smite this world one day and Jesus will destroy the wicked ones and bring back a better age.
law enforcement is involved...so are letter agencies.....
@@dennisward4855Freemasons
Yea she knew. she was already at terms with the fact it was probably something real bad ahead bc she was giving hints as to where she was taking her. My question is...was she also blindfolded? She acts like she can see by the way she is saying no this isn't the way into town. Then at the same time has to ask if the road is gravel or dirt? I'm lost by that... maybe she was seeing if he would lie? Idk I get she wanted it said on the VM so police knew what type a road if she went missing but she could have easily just said on a gravel road
Henry's phone call sounds like he's saying "come get me" "I'm scared"
The lesson of the story: around blacks never relax
Yeah, it kind of does. It’s interesting Why the wife didn’t go to pick up her husband or something like shouldn’t she have done more?
I heard help me as well
I also heard "im being followed"
Really? It sounded to me like he was choking. Of course I am a nursing student so i dont know but it really does sound like he’s choking.
Kenny is even sadder to me bec the video is so full of his personality he becomes so real
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and rest in piss to their father
Hey! Thanks for covering the case of Amber! Sadly what happened to Amber happens all too often when it comes to Native women, my own best friend went missing back in 2014 and the police reacted in a similar way to Amber's case and you could hear a lot more of similar cases if you ask the indigenous population in Canada if they knew similar cases.
Thank you for bringing attention to a missing Indigenous woman. Missing and murdered Indigenous is a huge issue that can still occur, and it's not a secret that RCMP along with other police forces take a lax attitude in these cases. The more public outcry, exposure and attention, the more authorities can be pressured to treat Indigenous cases like any other.
--- a proud Canadian but not proud about the handling of these cases.
It happens in the United States a lot too.
so what evidence are you using to come to the conclusion that it has anything to do with her being indigenious rather than the police just being incompetent in general? i feel like that's a really far reach.
@@ChristopherGray00because by your comment alone you are showing just how absolutely ignorant you are on how violently anti indigenous parts of Canada can be. It’s quite literally like denying that US cops are routinely racist, unless you do that too, which in that case your lips should not open unless to suck.
I’m curious if that has something to do with rez rights in regards to policing their own… not that there aren’t incompetent and shitty police everywhere but that could be an even bigger problem
@@ChristopherGray00 Really far reach… when this has been happening for decades stfu
You’ve compiled some of what I consider to be the most haunting cases out there. The Henry McCabe and Brandon Lawson cases give me shivers.
same here! brandon swanson is a similar one too!
@@bestgrimbarianever that one is high on my list too! The Elizabeth barraza case, Missy bevers, Rey Rivera, Trevor deely and the list goes on.. those are the ones at the top of my head but those haunt my daydreams. (Some of the ones I named aren’t missing but unsolved and just creepy as hell)
@@southerngrown the only one of those i recognise is trevor deely! i may have heard of the others before but not sure... there's so many (sadly!) other cases that have stuck in my mind for a long time are elisa lam (one of the most well known/creepy), andrew gosden, and lars mittank! as you can probably tell, i'm particularly fascinated with disappearances, or people who died in bizarre circumstances!
@@bestgrimbarianever same! I don’t know why I have such a fascination with bizarre disappearances but I think it’s bc it truly frightens me. The ones you named are definitely creepy and I’m still not convinced that Elisa lam got into those tanks by herself.
@@southerngrown people tend to get frightened by what they DON'T know... but at the same time, the fear gives us a thrill and that's what we are addicted to! as much as we'd love to find the answers to these mysteries, at the same time, we kinda don't, because the thrill of mystery would no longer be there (although of course, we have to remember these are real people with real families we are talking about... and if we could give the families the answers they long for, we'd do it immediately). and absolutely agree... neither am i!
Yes, Henry sounded like he was fighting for his life. It is most disturbing to hear. 😢❤
Killers always end up killing themselves cause they are cowards, how dare they allow that evil person allowing her poor children to be seeing their father. So sad. Rest in peace to those boys and mother.
Sadly, they don't.
@@JupiterRising2525 most do
The Susan Powell case is one of the saddest ones I've come across.
From everything I've read into, it seemed like Josh drugged her with some pancakes and killed her. His dad and his brother came to help him clean up the body and dumped her off somewhere.
After one of his kids admitted something to their teacher of where her body might be, Josh moved her somewhere else or possibly burned her so people wouldn't be able to find her. So she's never gonna be found at this point.
Almost every single important person who was involved with it (Josh, his brother, his kids, his dad and his wife) are all dead except for his sister and Susan's parents, so we'll never know what happened to Susan.
The police HAD a chance to bring in Josh and wouldn't do it out of a fear of lack of evidence and they completely fumbled it even further by telling Josh that his kids had been telling them about Josh putting Susan's body somewhere. They inadvertently got the Powell boys killed and it's absolutely disgusting
It's a wild case and I'd recommend looking through it if anyone is curious.
This is Monsters had the best coverage of the story if you want to start there.
@@BOB-fd4luJosh is nothing now. He WAS a family nihilist. He chopped his children to pieces after he murdered his wife. That’s the opposite of what a good guy does to his family.
It is disgusting and thy allowed that man to see those kids after all of that. Insane
The first case is sickening! Those children’s deaths are solely on the authorities. I’m sure a few investigators are gonna live with that for the rest of their lives.
If they didn’t care back then, they certainly don’t care now either. Sad but true.
When it got to the second girl my heart dropped since she is First nation and every indigenous girl has gone missing in the worse ways ever, I know all of this since I am first nation as well and this has been happening to indigenous women for years
Hitchhiking at night or even in the day, as a female who also had children was a really, really bad decision. From my sources many of the missing girls/women in Canada were also hitchhiking before they vanished.
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Canada and the United States are like that.
@@mysteryseaker1914 Exactly, but this fact doesn't fit their narrative.
@@mysteryseaker1914male/female, hitchhiking is the dumbest idea ever.
Entirely too many indigenous women have gone missing, to never be seen again, in Canada. The RCMP have failed these women, so miserably. It's heartbreaking....I hope those who are missing, in this video and every other place, for that matter, are found and their loved ones find peace. I LOVE your channel!!
I forgot why they are targeted but it’s definitely cause they are indigenous no coincidence there
i was hoping to find a comment talking about this- it’s genuinely so infuriating. america is shrinking indigenous lands every single year and making reserve life more and more unlivable- it’s not surprising canada has this mentality towards native folks too. absolutely vile. they deserve so much better
Interesting fact:
Significantly more Indg men go missing than women.
unfortunetly true :(
@@girlofthealpinesThat makes more sense than indigenous women just being randomly targeted.
16:26 sounds like he was not just drinking, he took something else and was delirious/hallucinating because it's not possible to understand what he was saying and the noises he was making, drinking won't do that to you, but if he took something along with the drinks, it's entirely possible that he got delirious and started to hallucinate.
Alcohol doesn’t normally do that. But not everyone is normal, if he had pre existing issues alcohol psycosis on its own is possible. But it definetly sounds more like a deliriant, some nasty drug like PCP.
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@@ferrisbueller9991 never drink something someone else gives you. Drink spiking cases have gone through the roof and shows no signs of stopping.
@@knighthawk6554 or abducted by Aliens.
they obviously killed that dude lmao. they literally sent in a letter talking about burying the body?
Being a First Nations person, ambers case makes me INCREDIBLY angry and sad. Nobody takes natives people seriously. So many indigenous women go missing without an investigation. Thank you for spreading some sort of information.
Idk why the Brandon case makes me so horrified. I can only imagine how horrific it would be to be worried about no gas and then being chased into the woods.. that straight out of a horror movie
San Angelo is a small city. It's my hometown, and the surrounding areas are pretty open country. Sure, there are wooded areas, but that's what's crazy to me is that something like this happened to a place I look at fondly. Scary stuff.
The Kenny Veach one makes no sense because He says at 1st that it was out by Nellis
Then the next when he goes back supposedly looking for it He says He’s out North of Las Vegas
They contradict each other
Nellis is East of Las Vegas
North East but East
out i15 North bound headed towards Salt Lake City
Nellis is right by LVMS
While then He says He’s out North
Which is the other said of i15 North
So each mountain range is in different directions
I think He took his own 7!f3
Brandon was high on meth an it was why he was acting so strange.
No one knows if there was anyone there besides him. All we know was he was scared of something. Meth causes psychosis
He obviously wasn’t actually being chased. Most likely he was having a psychotic episode. Why else would he call his brother to say threat he was bleeding and that he could see him and the cop.
Still very scary and strange that they didn’t find any sign of him at all though.
I met Susan twice before she "disappeared." She told me and the ladies we were with that things were really bad at home. It gives me chills to think that would be the final get together with her. Josh got away with murder because of his Mormon cult membership.
Holy shit right before the dissapearance? Like right right before? (sorry for the language)
@@notgab1078 Yes. I saw her missing person report soon after the two times I was with her! No problem. It's not the worst word 😄
@@RachelParker-1977 Thanks, hope you guys are okay now though.
@@notgab1078 I am. Thanks. I didn't know her very well. I wish I had, since I may have been able to do more for her and the children. I hope the other ladies have healed emotionally.
@@RachelParker-1977stop bullshitting. it was 2008 u don’t remember that stop lying ur ass off for clout
it's so frustrating, i can't believe that man was allowed to have his sons with him after he OBVIOUSLY killed his wife. come on.
Probably a freemason
Yes I was so mad at that case
henry sounded possessed, and kenny obviously was poking around where he wasn't supposed to and got dealt with, poor guy
Amber's case is a classic example of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Woman movement (MMIW). First Nations woman goes missing, cops don't take it seriously, no arrest, no proper handling of evidence, etc. This stuff has been going on for years and the movement is still having trouble getting justice for these women and girls due to general disinterest from law enforcement.😢
It’s horrible they deserve justice just as much as anyone else
It's horrible , @@winged_cat_4571 because then it sounds like it's horrible they need the same justice
Do they have any of their own systems for searching and investigating?
Im from canada.. the ampunt of wilderness we hav3 and the ampunt of women i see hitch hiking or walking carrying bags of clothes and no shoes on major highways, secondary highways back roads and forrest roads if you can believe it. I work for low income housing filled with native women.. so many times they are thwre one night and n3xt house is empty the n3xt day and they go to their rez, fathers rez, they just dissapear and cops still come around asking if anyones heard but no one even talks to them so they dont really bother anymore. Im native myself and youncan just dissapear and dispose of say a body the more north you go.. its nothing but woods and shit
Natives have their own police force.
I'm from Edmonton Alberta where the Amber Tuccaro case is well known and most people here know exactly who did it, it's considered a solved case by the people, except the police here are basically inept when it comes to cases like that and the man responsible will likely never be held responsible.
Shame that he doesn't get some "street" justice isnt it?
Who is he?
Why don't people get him then
Post his name
Is the police the RCMP by any chance?
The only victims in the Susan Powell case are Susan and her kids. Thats all. People acting like Josh was a victim, or simply a "crazy" "delusional" man, is pathetic
Imagine her parents having to live the rest of their lives knowing what happened to their grandkids and what was possibly done to their daughter and worse never knowing.
They're being traumatized daily bye it.
They are also victims.
Yeah, I'm about sick of the "blank needs help" excuse
I haven't seen a single comment here saying Josh was also a victim, but sure, go on.
@@dsrree I love when people make up a statement that nobody agrees with so they can argue against it.
no one forced her to sleep with a psycopath
Channels like these show me cases ive never heard of
The Henry McCabe audio is one of the strangest thing I've ever heard.
Dude is being murdered. It’s horrible.
First time I heard that audio, it scared me so bad I didn’t sleep for two days
I read up on it and it said there's no evidence of murder and noone else was with him at the time
@@beckyf2845 true but something happened. Psychotic break maybe? Or he could have fallen and sprained his leg then drowned, we won’t know.
Sounds like he getting murdered 💀
The story with Amber and the phone call has so much more to it and sadly there are a lot of other stories very similar that are treated the same by the RCMP & police. Her last call was recorded because a family member called her from jail while she was in the truck, she wasnt put on the missing persons list for awhile due to "confusion", then taken off and put back on. Once they actually took the missing claims seriously and released the call to the public several women called and reported the same man as being the one in the recording with Amber.
That man's name is Pat Carson, a convicted kidnapper and sex offender. It's unclear why the police ruled him out given that and women's testimony.
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@@cnon.he’s a Caucasian that’s why
how the fuck does a lab not identify human remains after two years? or at least rule out the possibility that they belong to a suspected victim? if i were a loved one i would be absolutely livid over this.
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Police cover up,I think they are lying about the time of the 911 call.and that is he spoke to his brother before the 911 call, not afterwards as they claim.
They did release an update confirming that the remains belonged to a male. Also, Forensics can take awhile so that’s probably why
I came to ask that too. Does anyone know if the remains were in too poor of condition or something? I don’t understand how they haven’t verified if it’s him..
Because he's already ID'd. There are thousands of DNA tests submitted every day. They prioritize them. The least prioritized ones are from bodies that have been ID'd through other means. Brandon was identified by his clothes and personal effects. They aren't waiting on his DNA tests to know what happened. That's why.
As a mother, susans story destroyed me. The letter she left, urging her son's to be taken care of by her parents, just for the state to let them be murdered by their father too is horrific. Cases like this make me wish hell really did exist, so people like her husband would rot there.
Allegedly, when Kenny was young, his father committed suicide, and Kenny was unfortunately the one who found his body. It would make sense that he wouldn't want anyone else to have to experience that. So if he took his own life, it makes sense he decided to do it in place where no one would ever find him.
You say allegedly, is there ANY proof of that? Along with everyone else speculating he took his life without any proof, it'd be in incredibly poor taste.
Even the apparent comment from his "girlfriend" sounds so muted and disconnected with it having nothing that wouldn't prove anything.
@ I say allegedly because that’s according to the woman who claimed to be his girlfriend
Josh probably had a friend in the prosecutor office who ensured he wouldn't face charges. Josh's brother took his own life because he himself was guilty in the murder. The judge and prosecutor didn't value the sons or wife - they valued Josh.
That just empty assumption
@@namelesswanderer9315 His Mormon cult membership protected him.
@@Carnidoom No, it's true.
@@RachelParker-1977 the proof?
@@Carnidoom He was a Mormon cult member. He was branded "A Person of Interest" instead of a suspect. He refused to speak to the news reporters, even though he was directly in front of them. Now, they are all dead. Also, ditto.
Ladies, we don't take rides from ppl we don't know. We don't go out in foreign countries and cities night life alone. We have to be aware of our surroundings. The world is very big when you're missing. Please do not become a statistic. We have to be smart. Pls besafe out there everyone.
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Don't Tell women to be careful! Tell men to stop killing
@Luluuu34 stop talking. Your ignorance shows. Men are not, the only ones that kill. There are also women that kill and children that kill. Like I said, your ignorance shows...
Men don't listen anyways.We have to at least do our job@@Luluuu34
@@Luluuu34 maybe women should stop killing their own babies in the name of "choice" ?
Who hears their husband on the phone screaming and moaning and grunting and stays silent? A normal, caring person would be freaking out and asking if they needed help. What was going on. Should they call the police.
And then goes back to sleep
I can think of 2 females who did a similar thing in Idaho…..
I’m only mentioning this as it adds context to the severity of just how screwed up Susan’s situation was, but it’s even more heartbreaking when you include the fact that Josh’s dad was absolutely obsessed with Susan. So much so, that he frequently sent letters to Josh and inquired about her when they talked on the phone. Susan was aware of this one sided affection & voiced her concerns to Josh on multiple occasions. Naturally he always dismissed her, stating that’s “just how his dad was” and that “it wasn’t a big deal”. It’s also worth mentioning that Josh had substantial mental health issues that were basically never addressed (no surprise there). Josh’s father’s infatuation with Susan got so bad that he outright asked that she “indulge” him, though this was finally enough of an advance for Josh to get involved (though this was more out of jealousy than actual concern for his wife). This, added with everything else that transpired, makes for an overwhelmingly tragic sequence of events that no person should have to endure. I only hope that Susan’s family has been able to find some kind of comfort in the fact that Josh is no longer alive to torment anyone else…however I can’t blame them if they are never able to come to terms with the loss of their daughter and grandchildren. It literally brings me to tears just thinking about the whole thing…
That last recording of Henry is genuinely one of the most disturbing things I have ever heard, what's weird is that the growling sound kinda sounded like a mechanic chainsaw idk...
Henry and Brandon have disturbed me for years.
It kinda sounds like he’s been drugged and started tweaking it would make sense bc he was at a bar. But i can totally hear your assumption too but they say there was no marks of foul play. Tho they could’ve used a chainsaw to scare someone who’s already tripping on drugs and that stress alone could’ve killed Him. So many theories honestly it’s heartbreaking not having solid answers
@@Punk_in_pink yes exactly what I was thinking. Who knows what he went through that last night of his life
To me, it sounds like the phone is in his pocket or nearby and he's being strangled.
@@KayB97 I also thought maybe he was vomiting very intensely.
There's been updates for Kenny's case. People think he's homeless and on drugs. His sisters business got broken into within the last few years and his sister has confirmed it appeared to be him. It's really sad and I hope he comes out and gets help. I wonder if he knows how many people want to know how he is.
The first story is truly horrific. Incredibly sad. Especially the fate of the children. What an evil man that was.
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Thank you for including stories on an Indigenous woman. These types of disappearances are disturbingly common and police don't investigate, and media doesn't cover it- meanwhile, innocent women and girls continue to disappear. Your channel and others like it can give a voice to these women.
exactly, like even the commenters are all about the white lady at the FIRST part of the video. and i haven't seen any regarding the Native girl. what is crazy is they even had a recording of the kidnappers VOICE and couldn't identify him? they'd just have to air that on TV and i'm sure someone would know the person.
@@darrinsiberiaso they never found the person ?
@@darrinsiberiaI agree with you a hundred percent. It is not right. All of us are human beings. All women, men and children that are missing deserve to be looked for.
I cannot imagine what it feels like missing, Knowing no one's looking for you. It breaks my heart. I truly hate what our world has come to. Where has humanity gone. 😢
@@Bean_Pablo I don't know.
@@darrinsiberia Why do you hate YTs so much ?
Knowing the whole story about Susan makes me so incredibly sad. She knew. I think of those babies often. What a horrible story. Sending prayers to her family. I hope they find some semblance of peace😢
Henry sounded like he was choking. I swear it sounds like him gargling at points
usually I don’t watch these type of videos but your voice over is so addictive and I love your videos man
First time?
I can’t imagine how the case worker must have felt and still feel.. what a despicable man. May Susan and her two boys rest in peace❤️
You can listen to her 911 call she placed right after Josh shoved her out of the house and locked the door.
She probably will deal with lifelong ptsd.
She is feeling like a strong woman don't worry
She probably thought she was just doing her job. On to the next case.
May karma find the judge who allowed visitation and show him NO mercy. That Pierce County (WA) judge facilitated murder. Period!! There's a reason the state had to pay the grandparents millions. That POS judge got away scott free tho.
Being a fan of channels like this for years now, it's always sad to see a case you're already familiar with and see no developments happened, and I don't mean that in a "oh how boring I've seen this already".
Ambers story breaks me. Being an indigenous woman myself, it’s completely heartbreaking to see how the RCMP didn’t take action until a later date. It shows how most of the force views Indigenous people to be party animals and drunks. So many indigenous people go missing or end up murdered, my heart goes out to the mother who just wanted to find her daughter
Nice job mate. No 2017-level clickbait, no weird voice, just straight to the content.
The Kenny V case is so sad. 😞 He was just an adventurous man 💔 Rest in Peace 🙏🏼
The Henry McCabe one is creepy af. I mean they all are but his creeps me out the most.
As someone who lives in Edmonton, Ambers case hits hard for me especially since I live on the south side near Beaumont
...kinda weird to omit Josh Powell's dad from the first case completely, considering his role in it and the depraved shit he did to Josh and Susan (especially Susan)
Is this the same case where his dad was videotaping her secretly and would talk about how obsessed with her he was?
@@hyacinthmoon6289no way... it's that real??? this is one of the craziest stories I've ever heard of.
@@hyacinthmoon6289 Yes, it is. I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed the omission of this detail.
@hyacinthmoon6289 yeah, the exact same
@@inspirefolie wow!! I agree with you guys, very VERY strange he didn’t mention the dad’s involvement in all of this.
That Henry Mcabe recording is disturbing as hell. It definitely sounded like the was being strangled but if they didn’t find signs of foul play then I don’t know.
I think it sounds more like he's being drowned and am even more convinced when it said his body was found near water and because of the length of time it took to find the body they wouldn't have been able to tell if he drowned.
He was being beheaded.
@@m.t.6969 god.... 😳😳😳😖
@@m.t.6969no no evidence of that
@@m.t.6969 I was thinking the exact same thing.
The gentleman from Minnesota was being choked! I have held both parents as they had passed. My dad had done the same thing just minutes before taking his last breath. He is trying to call out for help at first, only until he can't no more! That is truly heartbreaking
Horrifying
Agreed, that's the first thing I thought, too. If you've ever heard someone choking, it sounds just like that.
Hey man keep it up i hope you get big one day
Don't EVER hitch-hike or take anyone doing that into your car.
I had to hitch a ride with a trucker in the Mojave desert at 2am after running out of gas. 20 miles to the next gas station
@@frankjamesbonarrigo7162 Did you survive?
donpercent Frank James is typing from the grave 🤦♂️
@@eriv4735 I did, I had a friend with a large dog, I think that might have helped. He barely said a word. It was awkward as hell. I saw the wildest shit in the sky there. I can see why people report seeing UFOs.
A lady with one eye let us take her car to fill up my tank enough to get to the gas station.
frankjamesbonarrigo7162 I am not at all doubting you survived, I was being sarcastic, my apologies
Never hitchhike, I can't believe people still do that!
Or pick up a stranger. Avoid both.
@@jeianalottie those are services where drivers are screened, supply ID, and their movements are tracked.
It's probably not quite what you think. Addicts do that to get picked up to make money for drugs.
@RedneckWarlock also you have to pay lol that deters it enough I feel like lmfao
Exactly. I'm shocked people still do this.
You can never forget the susan cox case, but not only for the murders but the disgusting conversations her perverted father in law had with her regarding his sexual fantasy towards her 🤮
What was said?
@@Tere999he has said A LOT of disturbing stuff about her
@@jessicab.3758 Like what?
As a Canadian: The utter lack and deplorable performance of police in investigating first nation women who have disappeared is a mockery of justice that casts a shame on the entire RCMP and local police forces. There are hundreds of cases like the one in this video and they are just swept under the rug like trash.
Truly a despicable failure of justice and compassion.
May all these victims Rest In Peace 🙏 ❤️
Why did he omit the part about Josh Powell's dad being involved in Susan's murder, and his SA of her and his son? That is critical to the case. The dad is still alive to this day and needs to be in an isolation unit from society.
Josh’s father actually died in 2018 or 2019. You’re correct that he should be included in the story because what he did was disgusting.
@@stacyhernandez7338 Oh I didn't hear about that. Hope he rots. Thanks for the uplifting news.
Not sure if he died in prison,but they found child porn when they investigated the father and he was convicted of that.
Josh blew his self up along with his two boys. The one request that woman asked for and it went unheard.
@@Syphonfllter I think your misunderstanding what he's saying. Susan's letter said "if anything happens to me take care of my boys" that was all she requested,but he was able to harm them. Read it again.
The 4th call is absolutely bone chilling, dude was definitely murdered
Strangled it sounds like
it say there wasn't foul play involved what are you talking about
@@lindahardin9855That’s what I thought
There’s a good documentary on the first case. Boys said their mom went to after the dad said she didn’t
Using to instead of too had me so confused and had no clue what u was going on abt for ages
The Susan Cox case absolutely breaks my heart!!! The whole thing is disgusting! Sure was tormented for years by her husband and obsessed pervert father-in-law... you will never be forgotten beautiful baby girl❤