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- Опубліковано 16 кві 2021
- A man returned to his Memphis home and discovered that his wife was missing. Unravel the mystery alongside the FBI's greatest law enforcers and forensic scientists.
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Season 5 Episode 13: A wife goes missing in Memphis. Then come the sinister ransom calls.
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I can't even imagine how heart wrenching it must have been to know the person you trusted the most killed the person you loved the most. Just pure evil.
David, the man after god’s own heart, murdered his buddy after impregnating his buddy’s wife!!
Know this, that Please the last days critical times hard to deal with will be here. Having no natural affection. 2 2 2 Timothy 3: 1 - 5. Please read.
Trust but must be careful.
That’s life
Psychopaths can be charming.
This series has the best actors for the reenactments that I’ve ever seen. All around excellently produced show.
You are right, specially Charles Lord he looks creepy af
you are kidding, right?
JK was a real leader w/NYFBI .. nowadays they're corrupt.
What a despicable man, he kidnaps an elderly lady then kills her THEN says he threw her over a bridge like a piece of garbage, THEN admits the truth. Pity that they had taken the death penalty off the table, which should have been back on the table when he lied about how he killed her. I feel so sorry for her husband who was the object of suspicion for so long by his friend and community. You never recover from that doubt and suspicion.
When both of my grandmothers died I didn't cry until walking out of the church and seeing the hearse. People grieve differently
Grandparents are not on the same emotional level as a wife.
@@shariwestmoreland4364the way she died buried alive is enough to haunt your loved ones forever. This man is pure evil.
Salute to the divers for their efforts and risking their lives for the truth.
Unreal. The husband chose the best friend from church to be the go between with the kidnapper. But the friend was actually the kidnapper.... himself.....stranger than fiction.
Probably because LORD was talking to him a lot about the case to him and was willing to help anyway
My quess would be he told the husband if you need someone to mediate ill do it.
No really that strange. Church people have no morals. I knew he was the killer straight after they said he was involved in the church. Case after case its the same. If an adult needs a cheap imaginary friend to get his/her morals, they have no real morals.
@@MikeSmith-cn6ub yeah sure
Allen died in 2005 and Charles died in 2016.
This case was so tragic 💔
This is really sad for her husband and loved ones. What a selfish and evil man to kidnap and bury a woman alive! May her soul RIP 🙏🏾
The husband may have been attending the dance group to disrupt his sorrow and thoughts about the beloved wife, but it was interpreted as being emotionless for a man who has lost his wife. I really sympathize with him.
After my dad's death i clubbed every night and drank at work everyday acting normal. I was desperately trying to numb the pain of his loss and the trauma of how he died. It was at nights I cried my eyes out in bed alone. People thought me cold. We never know how we will react in grief.
And the media wanted him to act the way they wanted. Everyone deals with grief differently.
@@zazzifizzle When my twin died I was trying to deal with it alone and was self medicating which went on for nearly 3 years.
True everyone reacts to such things differently
Personally I don’t burst into tears immediately I hear about the death of a loved one till weeks or even months later
Well said. I was thinking the same thing Trying to keep himself busy.
This man Charles Lord and his wife joined our family on a trip to Lake Louise Canada in 1990. I was 17 at the time. Charles was a friend of my dad's. Two years later my dad paid a visit to his home right when this investigation was going on. When the news broke that Charles was the one responsible for this horrific crime he was crushed. I remember my dad being very upset and understandably so. Such a heartbreaking story. I still think of this often.
What was Charles like as a person?
It’s hard when you find out someone is completely different than you believed. It takes a toll. It’s harder to trust people, but worse it’s hard to trust your judgment. You wonder if you missed something & if you might have done things differently.
@@rhondasisco-cleveland2665 yeah we were all shocked. We thought he was a super nice guy. We had a great time on that trip to Canada. I felt so bad for his wife and the husband of the victim. It's weird watching a video like this when it's someone we knew.
So you are very lucky Charles not killing you or rape you
Am I the only one that can watch this all day long😂
No. As I'm in.
You are not the only one.😄
Nope!!i could watch these all weekend😊😊😳😳😲
Me too...
No.
The international input in the comments on all the FBI files and New Detectives is awesome. Everybody all over the world loves a good mystery and investigations, and the narrators only make the story better. Hope everyone has a good week until next video 😊
@Jack S. I'm Irish. These videos fascinate me. This story is incredibly sad. That Preacher reminds me of all the "Fundamental" & "Televangelists" we see on American shows. All a bunch of thieves and adulterers. Only in America could these conmen get away with their lies and claim tax exemption.
@@elizabethgrogan8553 And many of us intend to do something about it!
South African here.
The person you share your entire life with is gone. I can't imagine what this man experienced 💔💔💔
I HATE when they judge the way “suspects” grieve. It’s so stupid! He’s not emotional enough so he’s guilty. If he cried during an interview they would have pegged him as acting and playing it up. Grieving styles never have and never will be any kind of clue in a case like this and it’s extremely disrespectful
Exactly. As if everyone is supposed to behave the same way. Reminds me of the first chapters of Albert Camus' novel "The Stranger" wherein Meursault's grieving is perceived by family and others to be insufficient, unusual and inadequate.
Very good point ... I try and imagine how I would look if I was judged based on appearances in front of others during immediate grieving period after a death ... I'm the type that would be largely quiet and stoic even .. in front of others ... I would hold it all in until I was back home/on my own to then let it out ... But I'd easily seem cold or unaffected even being judged solely on outward appearance ... How could this possibly be used as serious investigative tool based on your point and the above??!
Same when they say they look for people giving eye contact and acting nervous, etc. I have anxiety even on good days, I can only imagine how suspicious I'd look being interrogated. Got ADHD and tap your leg a lot? Got Aspergers and look away from people? Nervous tics? I know they go by the whole package, all the signs listed plus everything else, but c'mon, people are quirky.
@@omarra6781 absolutely!!!
There were two cases I know of here in Australia where the behaviour of the victims was considered odd and therefore guilty. One was Lindy Chamberlain whose baby was taken by a dingo and based purely on her attitude in media interviews she was in jail for three years until evidence was discovered that proved her innocence. Another was Joanne Lees whose boyfriend was murdered and his body never found. She was very courageous and managed to escape from the killer but her surly attitude attracted suspicion. Thank goodness she didn’t end up in jail but the unfounded suspicion continues to this day, even though the killer was found with her DNA on him. The media has a lot to answer for with its sensationalised reporting, and the public can be quick to form a lynch mob if, God forbid, a victim doesn’t act the way they’re supposed to act.
With friends like these, who needs enemies? Wow
Yes!!! So awful.
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@@maritesyepezli2950 What does that mean?
@@deborahwilliamson56559
I looked it up. Who cares if your parents are watching? Weird. There is nothing inappropriate about any of my conversations EVER!!! Please don't reply.
It is heartbreaking when a couple who lasted for more than 4 decades to be separated just like that.
Epitome of tragic really ... I imagine my parents who were married At 19 and going strong 35 years later ... Getting ready for a retirement together after a two and a half decade carrer, saved religiously all adult life, made retirement preparations for several years in advance and sacrificed in many ways to raise three kids in todays crazy world ... Only for one to go missing/be victim of murder?
Idk how I'd be able to handle that or refrain from gettin my own private investigator to find a killer and get my own justice ...
@@MoAli-wm4of They are 54 years old now, younger than my parents. Crazy to think they've yours have had 3½ decades together.
What an especially tragic story! Married & still in love after 43yrs? How evil must you be to tear these two apart?!
My parents have been married for 45 years and they still act like high school sweethearts
So sad 😢🙏
@@cierasimms5425 he wasn't talking about them 🤨
@@cierasimms5425 happy for them!
@@paulmathews4459 😂😂😂
Goes to show not everyone mourns in the same way. I actually thought the husband murdered Doe.
What a twisted story.
RIP Doe.
Very good points. To go further, I would say that this should teach us not to put a lot of faith in so called body language experts.
@@henning439 valid point, as well. I've seen body language experts pick apart a person like they have ESP or something. Again, good point.
I thought the same!
poor Doe & the husband 😔😭😭😭
I don't think he was mourning yet. He was staying strong in order to get her back and he was clearly a man who was very used to staying strong and calm when working toward a goal - just like the officers themselves have to do everyday when working such major crimes. This was not a particularly astute bunch of officers overall, given how they conducted many aspects of this investigation.
You know, when a person didn't openly grieved for their loved one doesn't mean the loss didn't affect them. They might do it in their home when they're alone. Because I did that when my mother died. I acted normal in front of other people to show that I'm strong because I don't want to see their pity or sympathy.
Really good point.
The movies give the dramatic, scream and cry is not actually realistic.
Many people go into a silent shock whilst their brain processes the tragic situation, you also depending on circumstance may not really believe what has happened.
Especially older people I think, when your younger you may have a more emotional reaction. Also your personality, life experience, job, male/female, culture and so on, impact how you react to tragic things.
So you can't blanket non-emotional/ obvious grief like you said.
@@katel7309 perhaps, but going square dancing while your wife is still missing with no clues ?
odd, but he obviously wasnt the bad guy. so I guess its just his way of grieving.
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Every one surely grieves differently. I think alot is shock even when you know someone is going to pass. It was like that for me. I was numb when I lost my husband. I couldn't cry, even at his funeral. Trying to be strong for my children and grandchildren. I felt nothing, just empty. Then about 6 weeks one evening I just fell apart and couldn't stop crying. Couldn't hardly get my breath. My daughter thought I had a bad dream, but I wasn't sleeping. Then I went into depression for a very long time. My world was upside down. It still hits me like that out of nowhere. Been 13 years and recently had a spell of crying my heart out. ❤ I miss him so much in my life in the physical world. 😢. I think it will always be that way. I have alot of happiness in my life, but doesn't stop the ever lasting longing to have him here. Sometimes grieving never stops, I believe that. I never judge anyone else's pain. It's difficult and different for everyone 😕 I 🙏 pray for everyone who has had a great loss in their life. It's the hardest part of life, no doubt. Blessings 🙌 for everyone 🙏
My Dad worried about me after Mom died because I didn’t cry. My aunt told me so but two weeks before Mom died Dad had a heart attack so I didn’t want to upset him. I cried and grieved when I was alone,
I like how the agents scammed him, marking a bunch of empty boxes with his name, saying that they were full of evidence.
😂😂 Smart move
Scammed him with the "lie detector" also.
Yeah what… the whole time im like what a shitty Attourney. Basically letting his client get worn down by questions and confessing.
It hurts to know your worst enemies sometimes are in the church.
You should've seen the one that I went to as a kid and how much it's transformed today. Sadly, it's now like a clique.
@@DelMastro1984 it was probably always a clique, you just didn’t notice because you were “in”
Is there maybe a message in there for you?
The church is a form of societal control....colonialism and the church are in a sick marriage
The ones who will screw you over in one way or another and also the one who will abuse and violate your kid, given the chance being left alone unsupervised ... After ingratiating themselves into the family and church ... More sick than the ones who commit same acts but outright and overtly rather than hidden like that
You wouldn't expect it to be your own friend. Such a tragedy.
At times your friends are your worst enemy jealousy I know it happen to me few times I only trust my two sons.
what a tragic story..this world is so full of evil people and robbing someone of their spouse unnecessarily...
The narrators voice is what makes these docs
I totally agree lol
Anthony Call.
You can’t have that without Jim Kallstrom’s New Yawk Affice!😂
The late Jim Kallstrom.
Yup.
This is one of the more disheartening ones...I felt so bad for mr. Roberts. He had to go through the dismay of being a prime suspect at first while trying to come to grips with the fact that his wife was taken from him...ugh
Watch the documentary of the kidnapping of Madeleine McCann (Netflix 6 episodes or the ones on youtube).
Her parents were the prime suspects for over 10 years by the local police in Praia da luz/portugal.
Even now, 14 years later people of Praia da luz think it's her parents faulth. All the media coverage etc when they just wanted their daughter back.
It's sad for the relatives to be prime suspects but it's for a reason. The vast majority of the cases are commited by someone closest to the victim. Thank god FBI and USA handle this way better than for example portugal and other poor/bad countries with corrupt offices.
@@memento5113
They have another strong suspect.
It was in Today's news.
Mon 3 May.2021.
@@peterjongsma2779 oooooh thank you will look that up
Dave Salvato, After his wife's disappearance he showed no concern or was in grief for his wife. That's why he was the #1suspect.
@@memento5113 I watched one documentary and said it was her mother who over dosed Madeleine with sleeping aid and she was accidentally killed. Both parents didn't even hire a babysitter, and left their children alone behind while the parents were partying...didn't cadaver dog sniffed out mother's clothe?
Rest in Peace Doe. Bless her husband as well and praying he found peace and will someday be with his wife Doe again
If his intent was to get ransom money why would he kill her in the first place. This story is so sad. That poor women. RIP Doe😔
I don't know why this program didn't mention it, but the autopsy showed that Lord had r@ped Mrs. Roberts twice and kiIIed her the same day he kidnapped her. He planned the crime for 4 months and prepared the grave ahead of time. His wife was home during the entire time but never noticed anything because Lord kept Mrs. Roberts tied up in a room above a garage on his property. Charles Lord and Allen Roberts had previously been business partners. The Roberts' were well off but Lord was going bankrupt. IMO, the motive was probably jealous and revenge.
@@michiganmaxedout6248 They often don't mention that part on this channel. I guess I understand why, but it does make you look at it in an entirely different way. Sounds like he just wanted to do what he did. Maybe he gave up on the money after he got what he really wanted. Maybe he didn't really care about his debt.
A lot of kidnappers kill their victim because they are easier to control that way. It doesn’t always stop them trying to collect ransom money
@@michiganmaxedout6248 😳 wow. That is messed up. I wonder why they didn’t state that in the episode.
@@angeliamessex4340 because misogyny runs deep. ‘We cannot change what we cannot name’. We have to acknowledge violence against women if we’re to address it, even if it makes us uncomfortable while watching UA-cam. Details of this kind of sexual violence are often omitted.
These shows are very well done. They're old, but I still enjoy them.
Poor Allen. This case is just so sad. Even the people you think are good and your friend just might not be. What a world we live in.
Who would think an elderly, church going neighbor would be a monstrous psychopath.
@@janicescott7338 not everyone is like that. Good people are also there in this world.
@@Fan-zx1lz Yes, even in these critical times that are hard to deal with there are very good people, thankfully! 2 Timothy 3: 1-5
@@Fan-zx1lz no, really?
This isn't just about the killer, and some church members considered Allen a killer ... do you know what they told the police? that he doesn't cry like a real desperate husband, that he followed the dance nights in the community and more and more .... I don't even want to think about what the poor man went through, especially since even the police suspected him as a murderer
Incredibly sad story. May she rest in peace and may the husband be comforted by God
god killed Doe, LOL. 🤣
Please don’t tell me husband did this.
NGL the presentation right from the police accounts to the FBI accounts to the narrator it's a freaking awesome series. Reenactment is also upto the mark
I’m so sorry Mr and Mrs Roberts. You deserved so much more peace. 😔💕😔
Hi
Hi to you 😜
Our biggest enemies are the people we trust the most. That's why if someone goes missing, or found dead, investigators start with the closest to us
Yea well they almost put the husband in jail and he was innocent. So take your therioy and stick it where the lord split you
If an "enemy" (someone that does not care for you) is amongst you.......and you trust them. Then that's really on you. As a person as such, tends to behave odd and *will also say and reveal the oddest of things. Something that should not only get your undivided attention, but should also repulse you.
The FBI and Police need to stop associating guilt by lack of emotion. Not everyone would roll on the floor and wail like a blasted Banshee!!!!!!!
Indeed. Prople mourn differently
💯💯🙌
Often people who cry the most are guilty.
Exactly. When my mother died I didn't cry in public or at the funeral. Some people just hold their emtions in. Men definitely tend to do that
Knowing this poor woman was buried alive, by a family friend for money, is sickening!
I doubt that, Why would he risk taking her out to the hole still alive. probably exactly what buddy said he smothered her, maybe she tried put her hand in the way of the pillow
My heart sank when they discovered her hand up. Because he said she was tied up when he smothered her to death. It’s definitely likely she was alive when she was buried.
Scary as hell
I don't think it was said in this story that she was definitely buried alive.
It appears as though she might have been, but it wasnt reported that she was.
Not to get too graphic, her arm could've been bent across her mid section and with shovel fulls of heavy dirt and other things thrown on top of her could've moved her hand up to that location.
Let's hope and pray she was deceased before she was buried by monster that was supposedly her and her husbands friend.
It's betrayal at it's worst.
RIP
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There's a special place in he'll waiting for this m u t t
Man this was sad. I’m a native Memphian, I never heard about this story. God rest her soul.
So sad for this beautiful elderly woman , and her good husband
65 is elderly???
I love that what the polygraph test actually does in a detailed description and explained it truthfully and accurately.
Oh I love these f. B .I movies , please don't stop bring them on
I am from east Africa but I love this movies I thing I had watch all the out episodes
@@sigeielijah2585 Same!
I watched all the episodes on tubi today
@@msquan1991 All of the series Wow 😯 I seen mostly all of them I just go back and watch them over from time to time I love them you should check out the New Detectives as well
Same, they get a lot of the really crazy cases. Sometimes frustrating when they do stuff like continue to focus on the wrong person.
The Roberts family must have refused to continue to do business or invest $$$ with Lord and he was out for revenge. What a cruel, evil POS. Reminds me of the case of the missing family in Fallbrook, California.
That would be the McStays who disappeared in 2010 and whose bodies were located in the desert. Several years later they arrested the business partner of the missing husband/father. He was convicted of their murders and sentenced to death.
Wow. Charles lord was a piece of work. I notice the thing about serial embezzlers never have anything to show for the huge amounts of money. Smh. R.I.P Doe. So sorry for the husband losing a spouse of so long in such a way.
True. A career criminal never lives wisely; they are incapable of it, which is why they commit crimes in the first place. In addition to what they inflict on others, they are essentially self destructive. However, I believe that Mr Lord was one of the minority of offenders who is a psychopath. As such, he does two things: he does a broad range of crimes and he primarily enjoys duping people. The church is a favorite place psychopaths like to hide for this reason.
@@AMunoz-rh9cz YES ! It gives them cover - like, “oh Mr. Lord is a faithful parishioner and even gives of his own time to serve as treasurer “ - only thing he serves is himself. (As in a nice helping of money, and then a list of other members to dupe.) I agree - the psychopath has NO qualms about committing escalating crimes in order to cover up other misdeeds, plus they have the need to progress in their crimes to get their kicks.
@@B6eastGary Ridgeway, the Green River killer, was a member of a very rigid denomination, taught Sunday school and had to be admonished at work to stop proselytizing. BTK, the serial killer was the president of his church congregation; he must have been very convincing to his fellow church members to win that position. Imagine them listening as he confessed his homicides in court, step by step, clearly relishing the entire process.Massive betrayal. Character not religiosity is what matters and these offenders prey on people's inability to distinguish between the two.
@@AMunoz-rh9cz Yes . Have you ever read about John Emil List ?
So hidebound with dogma that he ‘had to kill his family to save them’. !
He was also the treasurer of his church…..until he became a murderer.
@@B6east Yes I have. I knew the daughter of his cousin. His cousin was told continually while growing up " Why can't you be more like John?
Having worked with offenders, I developed a very jaundiced view on the subject.
I don't question the offender who, over the course of time, gradually finds an ethical system with which to rebuild their life whatever that may be. Malcolm X was an example of someone who used religion in a constructive way to rebuild his life.
But unfortunately what I saw too much of the time was religiosity ( versus genuine piety) as a tool to control, manipulate and rationalize their crimes to themselves. Instantly, upon BEGINNING to serve their sentence, murderers and sex offenders make up the bulk of attendees at Bible study. Clearly, this is fake. Look at Tex Watson, Manson's henchman, who instantly began a prison ministry! Where is the humility here??? It seems to be tied to a wish and need to feel tied psychologically to an omnipotent figure who grants entitlement to do what they please to other human beings: "I'm saved"= end of accountability. Religiosity versus genuine piety is used as a mechanism to maintain and develop what is essentially a criminal personality. List was a despot and a massive narcissist who saw his family as props for his own puff piece, rather than as human beings. When asked why he didn't commit suicide rather than admit to his family that he had been fired, he said "Well but then I wouldn't go to Heaven!"
Yes today is Saturday full story. Thanks fbi and you tube..
Poor innocent woman. Her life was taken because of other people's doing due to money. May she rest in peace.
Yes sir, you will definitely meet her. I am extremely devastated that she was buried alive.
18:40 as someone who is neurodivergent, and as someone who knows a lot of neurodivergent people, these "He wasn't acting the way ***I*** think he should act, ergo he is a murderer!" really shows the deepseating ableism that perpetuates through society.
He wasn't "teary-eyed" and bawling, not everyone reacts that way to trauma. Stop thinking everyone acts like John A. Smith
Ableism🤣🤣🤣
Well the fact that most like and tend to judge others based on poor psychology/their poor psychology, statistics and stereo typical thinking. The reality that basing/comparing someone else's behavior to John A. smiths behavior vs actually knowing and understanding what said person is seeing and looking at, would be a go to. The need for anyone to find fault in others or another is pretty much thirsty behavior rearing its head.
Can you upload more of fbi videos??? Please , we are desperately waiting with our night shift friends at work to watch it each week
Aha, so that's what you do instead of working!!!
🤔
Now I need to report you to the FBI!
Sure team night we need more 👍
Why don't you try pluto free t.v
Same thing bro though am mid shift
Download pluto tv app all episodes for free on that app
May her soul rest in peace and may the Holy Spirit continue to strengthen n comfort her husband.
Read an update that Allen Roberts passed away on October 16, 2005. Finally, he and Doe has been reunited.
god seamed to be to busy to help this women
Charles Lord’s arrogance knew no bounds. He stole from his company, his church, his friend, his community, his God. I wouldn’t be surprised if the loving Roberts would not have just GIVEN Mr Lord the money if he had only asked. Instead, a beloved woman is dead and Mr Lord is in an even worse predicament than he was. He and his ilk sicken me.
He's a dirty dubious old man. RIP Doe
He is a murderer and thief. He will be in the lowest degree of glory after he his resurrected.
i know I am kinda randomly asking but does anyone know a good place to watch newly released movies online ?
@Ahmed Kenneth try flixzone. You can find it on google :)
Modern day Judas
OMG, this is hands down one of the worst cases I’ve ever heard 😢😰💔
Total BETRAYAL by your neighbor. I think he coveted his neighbors wife and all he had. Jesus chose 12 disciples. One betrayed him.
Andrea Santoro.... I'm guessing you don't watch many crime shows🤣
This case is too long...it is dragging on an on making it “I gotta go”
Bye bye
@@cheshardlow5832 for real I seen crazy shit
My people would say "Kokoro ti'n j'ẹfọ, inu ẹfọ l'on gbe". The caterpillar that destroys the crop lives in the crop itself. It's almost always someone close to home.
To think Lorde was the "friend" he recommended to the "kidnapper" as a trusted go-between. Irony of ironies.
watching from Uganda kampala
👌🏽✨🌍
Would love to travel through there
I can watch this every day all day
Good show. I enjoy the opening theme music.
Most times the ones crying in public are the guilty ones.
Been watching these episodes for 3 days straight
this is sickening
Good job FBI👏👏👏
I loved to watch this series because I admire how patience you are, to uncover the truth, and always, the good wins🙏
Fail polygraph test:
"Aha! Guilty!"
Pass polygraph test:
"Hmmm they probably cheated the machine. Better press the investigation."
I never understood this reasoning, other than there being some sort of bias or tunnel-vision going on.
Because you're never innocent until proven guilty. It's always been guilty before proven innocent.
It raises suspicion and tells something about the character. It also just one of many techniques that goes into the interrogation technique to crack someone. A behavior profile also helps set the scene of the interrogation like in this episode. Behavior science actually added alot into the identifying and come up with traps not only to crack a interrogation but also to caught the perpetrator. Everything adds up in the end.
Im with you, I posted the exact same paradox on a different video and man did it stir up the keyboard warriors... Its So backwards, its like they use the polygraph intentionally confirm their own bias, like you say, the person passes they suddenly decide these machines are inaccurate, the person fails, all of a sudden polygraphs are totally 100% accurate. Its confirmation bias at its most damaging
Because the polygraph test is unreliable and useless and they knew it but yet keept doing it
@Known That's why any lawyer worth his salt always advises their clients not to participate in police investigations of any kind. No matter what you do or say, it will always be interpreted as guilt. For example, if they observe you mourning "too much," then you are clearly faking; but if you don't mourn "enough," then they think that you are glad the person is dead.
This one was a good one. Didn't expect to be that guy.
Heart breaking....
@ Southern House Productions.. Indeed, the person she most trusted betrayed her!!!
When my husband died in a accident I cried and grieved when I was alone...
So sorry you had to experience such a tragedy. Hang in there.
I'm so sorry for your loss
Is there law to push the killer in that dangerous swamp and made him to find the body? 🙄
My heartfelt condolences to the husband know she is in Gods loving hands.
A truly loving god wouldn't torment people with having their loved ones kidnapped and killed.
@@wuphat
GOD is no more responsible for this poor woman's death than you are. Stop dumping on GOD!
@@lindamaddox828 god is no more real than a unicorn. Stop believing in fairy tales.
@@wuphat Your type is why I’m starting to think Athiests are worse than hardcore Christians and others of the Abrahamic faiths (a feat I never before thought possible). This person was offering sincere condolences and you can’t even help but butt in and be rude to strangers who were being nice about someone who is DEAD. This is hardly the forum or comment for your disgusting debate based purely on your own ego.
I always wait patiently for this 🤞🏾
Me too
I am glad to see that her innocent husband not put in jail. Everyone emotions are different during tragedy. So therefore emotions should not be used as an investment
Thank you. Always enjoy watching it.
I love watching these programs
I'm trying to watch these ads, but this stupid F.B.I show keeps interrupting..
Fast forward the video up to the end part then hit replay. You're welcome 😁
Hahaaa
Allen Roberts passed away on October 16, 2005 at the age of 78 and was finally reunited with Doe. May they both rest easy in God's eternal kingdom.
not a thing go like that.people read firsts thessalonians ch 3 v13 to18 please people read your Bible and don't let anyone tell you stupid thing that is not bibecal.people
@@annettehamiliton381 ft
Amen
Amen
Awomen.
Awesome narrative, excellent Plotting!
No I could watch it all day too
Again watching from Sri Lanka, one of the FBI Episodes Addicted guy....
"There is more villainy in our smiling countryside than in the vilest slum."
-Sherlock Holmes
The adventures of the copper beeches. 👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️❤️
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@@cheyenemariecole3006 thanks Cheyenne. I love the name. It was marlon Brando’s daughters name. Xx
@@cheyenemariecole3006 I love Sherlock Holmes it was so well written. The way the stories were described is amazing. ❤️❤️❤️
One of the saddest cases I've watched.
I watched one where 2 young girls were missing. That was sad. Both found dead.
The best narrator ever. And maybe Keith Morrison..
An excellent narrator, without a doubt. But nobody can ever touch the late Peter Thomas.
Do not trust anyone in the world
I agree I don't even trust YOU just because you're acting like you actually care about this case doesn't mean you're not being deceptive 😂
He wasn't going to let her go; she knew him and could talk! So sad. 😥
In this world full of intolerance, your only best friend is you.
And GOD only.
@@loisegitau4897 True.
Hay you said that right i been my best friend going on 45 years when my mom believe anther kid over me no i am 56 years they go i am still loveing everyone Vickie bless
When you've seen beyond yourself then you may find
Peace of mind is waiting there
And the time will come when you see we're all one
And life flows on within you and without you
@@wobblybobengland You're right.
I guess the kidnapper thought he was the sharpest knife in the draw. Lol
This episode makes That old adage, 'keep your friends close and your enemies closer' redundant...
Such a tragic story, may doe rest in peace 🙏, great video thanks 🖤
Hooked on these, brilliant 💪👏
Thank you FBI
When Alan show up at the end of the video, i just start burts into tears
Omg this broke my heart, buried alive?? 💔 I pray they are together once again 🙏
I’m so sorry for Him❤️He is such a good man
This is an incredibly SAD history. It is Lucky and inspiring that law enforcement, including the FBI, were so dedicated, and willing to expend so much effort and money, and risk, to find Doe Roberts. HEARTBREAKING, and astounding criminality of Mr Lord.
So much to the church goers...
From experience there were signs before this that these people weren't really friends. We tend to ignore them and sometimes it can end badly.
How do you know there were signs? Unless you knew these people personally how would you make a statement like that from a show?
@@MikeSmith-cn6ub because I'm not an idiot. Hi, you must be the other guy?
Excellent Jobs Guys,,, always Braves, we are greatful your good hearts to the Victims,,,
Oddly enough, I have things to do. But when this comes on, I’m glued to this. Cannot tear away from it.
Kenyans! Mumewasili?
Just when I thought of studying for my exams using my phone.... guess what? there pops the notification!. And my priorities changes right then!😂😂
Well, hope your exams is about Fbi case's!
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We all need a brain break sometimes!
Good luck with your studies!
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@@ThursdaysGirlAbsolutely! Thank you!
Tupo!!
Probably the results would've been better if the focus from the beginning was not just on husband but everyone in the community..
A neighbor or a friend like this is enough to see all the hell that one can see..
Awwwww bless this man , having his wife taken from him by a friend and he still looks to forgive him , he’s a true Christian ❤️🙏🏻
I kept getting them (the husband n his murderous friend) mixed up cuz they both look alike.
@@knowledgeispowerfful 😂😂 yes me too , the actors looked like twins 😂
"Then one evening, Charles Lord showed up at a police precinct with Doe's severed head in a paper bag, claiming he'd received it from the kidnapper. But authorities STILL didn't have enough evidence to make an arrest."
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All the evidence was circumstantial though. *Could* the kidnapper have called Lord and told him to pick up the money? Sure. Lord was the guy the husband picked as the go-between. A kidnapper might well add in extra steps to try to confuse law enforcement watching the payment. If I was on the jury with the evidence they had at that point, I'd be convinced that he did it, but I don't think I could have convicted him.
Wow, what a twisted and sad story.
Sadly Jim "Nu Yawk Awfice" Kallstrom died on July 3, 2021. 78 years old.
Rest in peace, Jim! Thanks for being a legend! We'll always remember you.
Greetings from Germany.
I have watched many, many programs like this. I believe this is the most messed up one.
Heartbreaking.
I'm at the point in the Story where the Husband took a lie detector test and showed no deceptions and the FBI couldn't rule him out even though there wasn't ANY evidence. That's why you don't take it. There's no upside.
Wrong!
Well if you really didn't do it it is a helpful step as long as you don't false alert. Since it is one thing off the police checklist
@@Hshjshshjsj72727 But they didn’t check it off the list. They assumed he had cheated and decided he was dishonest anyway.
Agreed, it can’t be used in court anyway and they are going to believe what they want to regardless of evidence.
There is upside. There are plenty of cases on this channel where the polygraph actually pointed them to the criminal (in fact, it was right in this case too).
In this case, it seems like they made a theory and just wanted the polygraph to support it. In that case, there might be no upside but refusing to take it would also be taken as evidence of guilt.