disappearances solved in 2022 | 3 recently solved cold cases
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- these three disappearances were finally solved after decades thanks to dedicated families, an artist, researchers, and a television appearance.
dale nancy wyman
myrtle brown
paul mcginty
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It sucks that Myrtle passed as a direct result of her purse being stolen and not having access to her medication. But for that to happen in an ER is also sad
Right
The purse snatched should of been charged with involuntary manslaughter tbh.
Its so sad. Thank goodness the family never stopped looking for her. What a tragedy. Poor Ebony
It was 1 of those tragic cases, that never shouldve happened. But its also absolutely mindboggling, that she could pass away in a friggin ER, where she had given her name and birth date, and yet she went unidentified for 32 years!
It's sadly typical in a for-profit healthcare system.
I'm so sad for Myrtle Brown's family. An administrative issue prevented anyone from finding her for all that time? Especially when they'd called looking for her so soon after she'd gone missing? I can't help but imagine being her daughter and living with the nagging thought that she may have been abandoned, but not knowing why or how she might have stopped it. I'm angry on this family's behalf.
Here here, it’s disgusting.
@S T R A N D C A S T that's what's sad; it was said that she'd given her name, but hadn't been fully checked in. I remember the 1980s, and often, at hospitals, there was a big reception desk where you checked in with your name. They had you take a seat, then someone would call you to the check-in desk - for your information like telephone number, DOB, social security number, allergies, etc. - and then you'd sit back down in the waiting area, and wait for triage, where they'd call you to take vitals and find out why you're there. I suspect this hospital was like that, since her name was associated with the paperwork from that day, but not necessarily associated with Myrtle. That means that she was there waiting long enough for her name to be forgotten when she seized and died. How sad.
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@@TheGelasiaBlythe damn...
@S T R A N D C A S T Expecting the hospital to let her make a phone call istotally unrealistic. The phone would be tied up with patients using it. In larger cities, there might be a dedicated line to call a cab, but no other number.
The second case was hard to hear. No one thought to say, “oh we do have 1 lady who passed that we failed to get identification on.” Especially since they immediately went looking for her. Ugh, I can’t imagine. 😔
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AND gave her name and birthdate when checking in. Disgusting.
They didn't want to get sued..
It's sad when someone loses their identity after dying but it's good to know they were loved and missed until their cases were solved.
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@@quanbrooklynkid7776 of course
Over 1,200 sets of unidentified remains is tragic.
I am happy to see some Canadian content on this channel. I think that it is reasonable to assume that Dale wanted no contact with her family, else she would have made an effort to contact them in the intervening decades.
Yea...
So sad about Dale passing away just weeks before they found her!
@@mjg263 You mean Dale right? Myrtle Brown was deceased for decades before she was identified.
@@lightyagami3492 yes, thanks - I’ll fix that. The Myrtle Brown case is infuriating. The police and the hospital staff completely failed her at every turn!
@@mjg263 Not to mention the purse snatcher. That thief is the one that ultimately killed her. Where is the involuntary manslaughter charge?
Seems like Myrtle's case shouldn't have gone cold. I know she had no identification but she gave her name and dob in the ER. Where was her best friend? Did she not know where Myrtle was going and that her purse was stolen? Why didn't she accompany her sick friend to the hospital? The person that stole her purse is an indirect murderer! So sad.
Dale Nancy Wyman is a feel good story 👏, sad in many ways but nevertheless, she was able to have a life, a family as opposed to being murdered by strangers as she was in a vulnerable situation when she left home. Great episode!
Still don't understand why they weren't able to identify the second lady because she still gave them a name which should have been recorded while she was at the hospital.
She died in the waiting room. If you’re just going into the ER and register, all you’d typically give is a name, dob, and why you’re there. If she had a seizure before all of her paperwork was submitted (or if she wasn’t given any just yet) it’s understandable why they wouldn’t have where she was from. I’d say if a family was searching, they went to that hospital and give just that information, that should’ve been enough. Some hospitals just suck at caring about anyone once they’re treated or in a body bag.
Should’ve also added meds are usually not put down on check in information either so hopefully that explanation helps.
Where was her best friend she was visiting?
@@joywebster2678 Based on the story it sounds like she went alone and she probably just told her friend where she was going but because of the whole issue with the hospital, it was hard to get her identified to prove she was even there.
@S T R A N D C A S T That's what I would think at least. To me, it seemed like that would be enough detail. Yeah, I'm kind of confused about the medication thing too especially if she was looking for a refill.
Please do a resolution program on Princess Doe of NJ. She was identified in this past summer by DNA. Her name is now known: Dawn Olanick. Arthur Kinlaw murdered her when she would not hook for him.
Thanks to relentless police work this case is solved.
Whilst I'm happy they are solved, it doesn't make them any less sad and tragic.
Thank you for always giving us updates
I can't imagine how horrible it must be when a family member or friend goes missing...thank goodness DNA has advanced somewhat and some of the older missing persons or cold case murders can now be solved 🙂💜
Thank you for including cases from Québec/Canada... I thought that there are not enough of cases from there where i'm from and live.. It may be because I am doing my research badly... but in any case, I really appreciate it! And there are cases that I don't know so I appreciate it even more♡ thank you very much. Love your videos. ♡
Good afternoon and thank you so much. I look forward to all your uploads 😁
Let me just say, I come back to this channel for your videos because your voice is so calming. I can just push play and let it ride while I work. Thank you!!!
Thanks HC👌😊
You would think that being in an ER ward of a hospital that Myrtle would have been more likely to be saved
I heard a well known Irish writer say having a lot of kids in Ireland was insane , people couldn’t afford to provide a decent life for that many kids.. rampant alcoholism, domestic violence, abuse …. I remember him being very angry when he said it .. despair… angry at the church and it’s opposition to birth control and lack of will to help feed and cloth the children
I don’t think 🤔 this was just the case in Ireland 🇮🇪
The second story is truly tragic and infuriating. Dying in an emergency room, and because someone stole your purse.
So sad for Myrtle ! A set of terrible circumstances. Anguish for the family.
the first update really made me think about how we ignore or minimize what a young person might be feeling and decisions that can be made in that moment that can change your life forever. sad that either she was so angry at the dysfunctional relationship with her father or she felt that nobody cared or too much time had gone by why even bother they'd probably just be mad at ne now! they all missed all those years with her growing up...meeting a husband...having a family including grandchildren!! It's so sad :(( we need to remember to communicate, to love and respect one another...a next moment is never a guarantee...life is precious!!
it was nice to see her at the other end of the update having lived a full life as opposed to being found deceased and unidentified somewhere.
for that I'm grateful and now the family can come together ❤️
It wasn’t just a “dysfunctional” relationship; he was abusing her. There’s a big difference.
@@LadyAstarionAncunin some people consider mental abuse serious! serious enough to not be around they didn't say it was sexual abuse and I do know there's a difference...I was abused when I was a child but it wasn't sexual!!
my point was that I obviously didn't think it was sexual I just thought it was sad that things can happen like that when you're young and how ut affects everyone...did you miss that part?
@@charmincat She has a good life because she got away from her family, such as it was. Why wish her back among them? Makes no sense.
@@scallopohare9431 I don't presume to know the degree if her past trauma... I'm just a person who believes in letting of the past and moving forward. maybe the family had the same experience and come together and heal together...I just hope that all works well for her know matter how it plays out...forgiveness is afterall something you do to for your own healing...hopefully she finds healing and can lay the oast to rest 🙏
@@scallopohare9431 because her poor siblings were looking for her for decades? Clearly caring for her. Being an abuser was clearly part of the family, because she tortured them for such a long time while all she had to do is send a single card "I'm alive and don't want to contact you".
Yep, sounds like King’s County hospital. I went there for an emergency med refill and my experience made me want to die.
Kings County Hospital was a [literal] zoo at the time of Myrtl's passing. I was an ntern there at the time, and the fact that _anyone_ ever received successful treatment in a manner timely enough to matter was a small miracle.
Ohhh this 2nd case is heartbreaking poor Mrs Myrtle
Thanks, HC.
The woman's relatives were saddened by the fact that they found their missing relative only after her death, meanwhile, she did not want to contact them, because of this she lived her own life far away.
Hello lovely! As always, brilliant video. Thank you. Can't wait for your next one.
thanks for covering a cold case from ottawa/vanier! :)
The hospital literally had her name and DOB for thirty years...and she remained unidentified? What the actual fuck.
It was through an ER. Do you seriously think they keep pristine records with all sorts of injuries and diseases coming through the department?
Heartbreaking and traumatic, yet solved👍🏻, I so pray for the family/friends of these three cases, well, human beings that we’re part of this sometimes savage world, 🥲thank you ever so much for your work, greatly greatly appreciated✌🏻💕
Thanks HC. Be safe out there and have a nice Sunday🙏💔🦌 God be with these families.🕊️
Thank you for sharing these stories. Closure must be better than never knowing, but it certainly can't be happy in these circumstances.
Thanks ! 💙
Good vid. Sad,but good.
Thank you! I love solved disappearances
POOOR MYRTLE BROWN. AWFUL!
Myrtle’s case is sad on so many levels. Even in 2022, the U.S. “healthcare” industry treats black folks as subhuman due to a complete lack of empathy (so glad I left). How does a woman suffer a seizure right in the hospital and still gets no help?
I hope the person who stole her purse died horribly. At least as horribly as the poor woman they kìlled in their selfishness! Thieves think of no one but themselves (and likely a fix). If it was a drüggie who stole her purse, it’d be ironic that they took medicine to save her life to put poison in themselves.
Damn...
She may have gotten help and still passed. That she was in the waiting room and hadn't gotten any doctor's eyes on her meant that anyone trying to help her would be going in blind, so the chance of the wrong treatment being given is high.
Most people who work in hospitals will go above and beyond to help people, regardless of who they are. It's the administrative end that causes 90% of the issues...
ER's have been used for routine healthcare for decades. They are often way past capacity, and focus on the most obvious cases of car wrecks and gunshots- in other words, blood and guts. They might have patients lying on gurneys in the hall for hours, not getting any tx.
Not just the us though.....
Love seeing them solved
When someone quits their family for decades there is a damn good reason!
Myrtle’s poor family. You’d think someone would put it together. A unidentified woman and a family calling later looking for a woman.
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Dale obviously wanted to get away and start a new life for herself I'm sure she had her reasons to do so but she could have had at least sent one phone call to her family to inform then that she was alright rather than letting them wonder for decades whether she was alive or not if you don't want to stay in contact at least let them know that you're OK especially your children and explain your situation to them that's all it takes to at least put their minds at rest
Yea...
Her home life must have been hell
I agree to an extent. I also have a friend who disappeared from a DV situation with her children. She phoned her mother to let her know she got away safely and the city she in which she was living. Her ex partner beat her mother for the information and she ended up having a heart attack and dying. The partner tracked my friend down a year and a half later and stabbed her to death in front of her house when she left to take her children to school. Sometimes it's just safer to completely vanish.
No wonder ID bracelets used to be a thing. If you died with no ID they were like, welp, who knows?!
I'm from Ireland but i know about a lot of cases here but i can't say that I'm familiar with Paul's case i must look into his case it to find out more information about it
In Germany you are buried the same way. A paupers grave has no stone and nobody but the cemetary knows where you are buried.
Is this the narrator for all of these?
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These cases are all so sad,doubly sad to think she died a few months before her siblings found her. Myrtle's case illustrates what happens when profits over patients is the hospitals main concern,no wonder hospitals have admin issues to this day.
Wow.
I wonder if in the case of Myrtle could a case be drought against the hospital for her death. So sad for all the families especially her’s.
What kind of "friend" did Myrtle Brown have... Why didn't that "so-called friend" go to the ER with Myrtle...?
My heart goes out to the Brown family.
I hate when the police don’t want to do their job because they too lazy not all of them, but most of them.
Sometimes it is a budget issue 😕
Corruption I can’t stand but agree
I hope they’re’re able to find Myrtle’s purse and charge the thief with manslaughter and the family sued the hospital. That’s beyond tragic. I’m so sorry
Damn
The woman who was the subject of the first case was just plain wrong.I can understand that she left because of abuse,but that was at the hands of her father,not her sister and two brothers.
She left as a teen, who knows the age difference between her and her siblings? Where she lived was working class, poor area. So she's an abused teen, sets out and finds a new life. With those emotional wounds, and feeling unloved, and fearing her father, silence is her choice initially. Then her status in another country is illegal until she married. So I can see how the estrangement continued, and I say it's very sad, but I'm not going to judge her.
Thosesiblings did not break away from their father. She was right to not trust them with her new life.
@@scallopohare9431 Bullshit she was right.
@@johndavis9432 You can't disagree in a civil manner? You gave your opinion. I gave mine. If you can't handle a simple exchange, stay out of the comments section.