BuzzFeed Unsolved Network i love how Shane has worn the same jean jacket the past few eipsodes.... i’m starting to think he has nothing else in his closet i can kinda relate though #roastmortem??
Why did the mother wait so long to report her son missing? Nobody truly knows, but there certainly shouldn't be a reason for her to wait that long. Unless he went out for multiple days by himself but it doesn't make much sense......the mother might be at fault here for waiting so long, especially because of a recent murder of another young child. I love this series so much and both of you guys ❤❤❤❤ #postmortem
Wacky Heart hmmm. I suggest tying an American flag to your back like a cape, finding a bison, and then riding that bison through the city streets with a cowboy hat on while singing “The Star Spangled Banner” to get his attention. At least, it’ll get his attention or make you the new Yeehaw Cowboy.
Well, he's not wrong. She let her 9 year old son venture depression-era US alone, and reported him missing 5 days after. Took her several weeks to realize fake son was not her son. She's a negligent idiot at best.
idk but it could be that his confession wasn't legally proper, for example in my country the foreign lawgivers (it was done in post-war Bosnia) had the idiotic idea that a confession is legally binding only when done in the presence of the suspect's attorney.
You should know by now that killers admit to killing more people if it doesn't make a difference what happens to them. He was going to get a death sentence either way, he could have made up any number he wanted and it would have made no difference.
What’s annoying about this is if the LAPD accepted from the start that it was truly not her son, there’s a possibility that they won’t be too late to be able to find Walter still alive at the chicken coop.
100%, Northcott spent a very long time abiding the boys before killing them, if he killed them at all. If the LAPD spent their time focusing on this case and well as other cases that ended up being connected to Northcott, it’s likely they could have found him alive.
Seems that the police can't exist without any kind of scandal going on. Even today, equally tragic events are taking place and the police are shown as the villains behind them. Whatever happened to their motto of "protect and serve"
Don't know, the police only arrested northcott on the basis of him having an illegal worker and later found out about the murders. They weren't tracking walter there
If I disappear before a movie either: 1. I don't wanna see it 2. I don't wanna see the previews 3. They have no popcorn Isn't it also ironic Walter went missing while going to the movies and Andrew wanted to meet an actor?
You know how the older generations say "it was so much safer in my day" idk if thats true, i just think since media wasn't so big as now, they just didn't know of it.
Yea, they say that because they were literal children at the time, so they wouldnt be up on the crimes and politics of the time. Their main memories of that time are movies and shows, because they can actually revisit those nice and prettified interpretations of the past. Its a mass market whitewashed Hallmark dream, not what was actually reality. People say that y/z arent "ready for the real world," when they cant even agree on whats Real or just what theyre used to being fed from reruns and TCM
This is 100% accurate. Crime rates have gone down, especially violent crimes (in the US). But news was very much localized then and nobody was being subjected to a 24 hour news cycle from all over the world. The world isn't more dangerous at all, we're just now aware of HOW dangerous it is.
that's exactly the case. the world is safer today than it's ever been, by literally every metric. it's just that information travels so fast now that we hear about every terrible thing that happens all over the world, whereas before you would only hear about major crimes that happened in your area or the ones that made the national news or something.
Do you watch "Black Mirror?" This comment reminded me of one of the episodes. According to the show, in the future, they will be able to use animals as witnesses.
Christine: _sobbing over her missing son and being put in a psychiatric ward_ J.J. Jones: _calling her a fool_ *Meanwhile* Arthur: Can I get a cowboy? Can I PLEASE get a cowboy??
I literally cried at the scene where Christine Collins was finally released from the mental hospital where they all accused her to be insane cause of the fact she refused to believe it wasn’t her son. And she broke down when learning that Walter was one of the victims at the chicken farm. A mother always knows. Sad.
There's a part in the movie where Christine locks eyes with a prostitute that gets released from the mental ward under the same code as her, I believe. (It was very easy to write off women as mentally unstable then and to punish them for it). Christine helps to get her and others out and it's one of my favorite parts because they don't speak to each other, there's just a respect there.
@@anonymousperson3023I assume they’re talking about a scene in the movie Changeling, with Angelina Jolie as Christina Collins, it’s based on this case. No they never proved he was there but I think that’s the publicly accepted fate of Walter Collins at this point. The nephew of the man that killed the boys identified Walter as one of the victims. I believe they did in fact tell her in real life that Walter died there, but she later said she kept up hope because a child who they thought was murdered there had been misidentified and later came forward. So she believed maybe her son was still out there alive and the police made a mistake.
jj jones 1. being reinstated immediately after being suspended 2. getting away without paying the sum 3. putting a healthy innocent women in an asylum like place 4. neglecting duties by trying to hastily shut down a case and still continuing to live normally shows how people in power dominate.
I like to think that none of us get away with our poor actions, it's just that karma can be slow to take effect and other people don't always get to see it. It would be nice if J.J. had apologised to Christine. In the movie in the court scenes toward the end, the actor playing J.J. did a good job of subtly showing signs of guilt so I wonder if the real J.J. felt any remorse for his actions.
did you add in that it was in LA California? Our numbers are pretty close. Lol, Id wondered if anyone else would be just nerdy enough to actually find out! Lol
So from what I understand from reading more into the case, the mother initially thought that her son was taken by someone that was involved with Walter’s father, who was in prison. She went on her own for a few days, trying to see if someone was trying to get back at her husband or if her husband had maybe even organized it. Once she was able to eliminate those, then she went to the police.
Ryan: Afraid of ghosts, demons and getting abducted by aliens Shane: Afraid of getting addicted to Heroin, choking on Avocado pit, Ricky Goldsworth and Chicken farms 😂
Regarding deathbed confessions, John Wayne Gacy proclaimed he was innocent right before he was executed... So, ya know, when dealing with serial killers with severely abnormal psychology, I'm not sure much weight can be given to the whole "deathbed confession" thing
The movie based on the story is truly one of the saddest. Angelina Jolie was terrific as Christine & her anguish where she cries “he’s not my son” is gut wrenching. Well done with this story, fellas. I honestly believe that Walter was killed in the Chicken Coop murders
Yeah it’s true that it was sad, but you gotta take the good with the bad, thanks to her speaking up and challenging the police she is a contributing factor to laws that are now in place for why now they can’t just put you in a mental institution. She’s a hero in her own right
1:50 so we're just going to glaze over the fact that someone thought they spotted Walter wrapped up a newspaper like a fine china in a box labeled fragile?
@@melissasaint3283 I'm laughing so hard at the thought of a little boy just standing there and only a few people notice like wtf why not ask, "hey? Why are you paper macheing yourself?"
Christine: how do you know what's good for me?! JJ Jones: that's my *OPINION* The dog: :0 Arthur: :/ EDIT: DANG!! Thanks for the likes everyone - someone should definitely make an Unsolved vine compilation :)
Me and my mom talked about this situation. Honestly I know everything about my son. He looks exactly like me. I know all of his quirks. I can’t imagine forgetting any of it. If someone brought me a child that looked a little like him but wasn’t him I’d know immediately. My son would know me. I feel so bad for her and the Anderson woman from the other story of the missing son. I’d be devastated.
Apparently she did know the night of but they forced her to keep him for those three weeks even though she kept showing them proof that he wasn't Walter
She did know but they convinced her to take him home and "try him out" for a couple weeks or something like that. Also Ryan had a point when he said that grief might make a mother try to convince herself that it is her son when it is not. I don't think that happened here but I do feel like that's what happened in the Bobby Dunbar case.
Gordon’s nephew sanford who he abused and forced to participate also confirmed walter was there on the farm. Some of walter’s belongings were also found on the farm. I have zero doubts him and his mother did it. Sanford said Gordon’s mother caught Gordon abusing Walter and she hatched the murder plan.
It was long prior to DNA testing - they could identify with fingerprints and dental records, but that wouldn’t be enough to solidly identify the victims if the remains were just bones by that point.
walter’s mom: this isnt my boy, the dental records dont match and he dosent act like him jj: no this is def your boy arthur: im not her boy jj: *[suprised pikachu face]*
I agree. It's really interesting. I can't believe their parents let them go to the beach on their own. I understand things were different at the time, but still.
What they failed to mention is that the mother also proved this new boy wasn't her son because he lacked her sons birthmark on his arm and several people who knew her also knew about the birthmark and corroborated it. Despite this, the police still still she'd lied
Arthur Hutchins was eventually adopted by an Iowa family having been taken into care. He joined the military, served in WW2 and ended up running his own hardware store in New Mexico with his wife.
I love how this show is ryan doing extensive research on cold cases, putting together the script, and understanding every element of it, while shane just gets to sit there and listen to a story.
This was probably the most disturbing case of child abduction I've ever heard, poor Walter was kidnapped and abused emotionally, physically and sexually by Gordon and then was (probably) killed by Gordon's mother. And Gordon's mother was seemingly alright with Gordon abusing and molesting his sister's son, her OWN grandson. No wonder his sister wanted to get away as far away from them as possible. And Christine died with the hope her son was STILL alive somewhere alright. Heartbreaking.
dental records: alright so this is definitely not walter the police: hey shut up the dog wagged his tail it’s definitely him the dog clearly knows him it’s him
The fact this case starts out kind of hilarious and then descends into the infamous Wineville Chicken Coop Murders is one of the biggest mood whiplash moments I’ve ever seen.
besides confession ain't always 100% proof, there was a serial killer named henry lee lucas who claimed responsibility for over 3000 murders but only convicted of 11 of them
I mean in theory some of the boys may have gotten away like the one that turned up alive and we have no idea what went down cause hes a liar but thy hanged him anyways so....it isn't that important...
the chicken farm case is actually one of the most heart wrenching stories ive heard of in awhile, definitely worth a listen on some deep dives about it
Tell me why I'm watching this and during the whole story I'm like " this story sounds familiar" and when he said Wineville was renamed to Mira Loma, I paused. I LIVE IN MIRA LOMA LMAOOOO.
@@kshatriya1414 right?? Lol I live about 5 minutes from the place. It's not called Mira Loma anymore actually lol some of it became Eastvale and the rest Jurupa Valley
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BuzzFeed Unsolved Network i love how Shane has worn the same jean jacket the past few eipsodes.... i’m starting to think he has nothing else in his closet
i can kinda relate though
#roastmortem??
#ROASTmortem Shane's still bitter because his parents couldn't tell he'd been replaced by a big-headed, spindly-legged parrot (so HE ATE IT)
#PostMortem Can you say “All Hail the Watcher” again?
0:33 he's like a little newsie
Why did the mother wait so long to report her son missing? Nobody truly knows, but there certainly shouldn't be a reason for her to wait that long. Unless he went out for multiple days by himself but it doesn't make much sense......the mother might be at fault here for waiting so long, especially because of a recent murder of another young child.
I love this series so much and both of you guys ❤❤❤❤
#postmortem
mother: are you my son?
arthur: ma, ill be whatever you want me to be. just let me meet the yee haw cow boy
helen goss I love this so much😂
Meeee
This is the true American spirit, right here. Down here on your luck, so you hitchhike across the country to meet a cowboy.
Wacky Heart have you tried contacting the Yeehaw Cowboy?
Wacky Heart hmmm. I suggest tying an American flag to your back like a cape, finding a bison, and then riding that bison through the city streets with a cowboy hat on while singing “The Star Spangled Banner” to get his attention. At least, it’ll get his attention or make you the new Yeehaw Cowboy.
"That's not my son." "Just try him out for a few days."
lol
free trial
Are you sure it’s not just the newer model?
Introducing: The new, improved, Walter Collins! Now shorter, more lightweight and way more hip and modern!
I always try out my boys before I buy them
sees a boy wrapped in newspaper only leaving his head out... continues on with their day as usual
Sydney F now that's a whole mood
Yeah but I mean... What are you gonna do tho?
it was the 20's what do you expect
@@sethuramsudharsan9586 "just another worker boy being a vagrant, disgusting"
🤣
I can’t believe they argued with the child’s mother, like they’d recognize her son better than his own mother.
police back then: we're not gonna do any actual investigating, but trust us anyways, we know what we're doing
@@professorbaxtercarelessdre1075 *police now:
@@fishinspacey that’s scaryz
Men be mansplaining
It’s not like they argued with her bc they want to get to the truth, they just want this to be over
The boy’s mother: I just want my real son back
J.J Jones: You are the most cruel hearted woman I ever known
Mom: This isn't my son.
J.J: You. Are. A... FOOL
The boys mother: I just want my real soon back woman I ever known
cold
Well, he's not wrong. She let her 9 year old son venture depression-era US alone, and reported him missing 5 days after. Took her several weeks to realize fake son was not her son. She's a negligent idiot at best.
allan b Bord depression era isn’t until the 30’s. It’s still the booming 20’s
Gordon: i killed 9 boys
Judge: 3, take it or leave it
Vee Isn't Cool is the judge Rick Harrison
Walter Clements you idiot its a spongebob quote
idk but it could be that his confession wasn't legally proper, for example in my country the foreign lawgivers (it was done in post-war Bosnia) had the idiotic idea that a confession is legally binding only when done in the presence of the suspect's attorney.
You should know by now that killers admit to killing more people if it doesn't make a difference what happens to them. He was going to get a death sentence either way, he could have made up any number he wanted and it would have made no difference.
@@MrTVx99 I think his claim was lower than he said
Police: Mr. Dog, is this Walter?
Dog: Yeah, that's Walter
Mother: But...the dental recor...
Dog: I said that's Walter
"Hey, let's let this dog play with this boy for three weeks and then see if the dog recognizes the boy."
I believe the dog.
I have a feeling the dog was an LAPD officer in a costume.
*growls*
J.J. casually slips a piece of steak in fake Walters coat pocket.
My name is Joseph J Jones, and for the record I have no plans to be a comically evil cop
*squintingfry.jpg*
Joseph J Jones you and i need to start a band called the J-Birds
How do you feel about working at a news agency getting pictures of guys in spandex?
Misread "Jones" as "Joestar" and now I realize that I should probably get some sleep
That’s a lotta j’s tho
Christine:This isn’t my son
J.J Jones:Am I a joke to you?
💀
Arthur: Yeah, I'm not her son.
J.J Jones: **surprised pikachu face**
That's what the Js stand for
Hej martina
FinaMartina J.J.J more like kkk
arthur committed identity theft to meet a cowboy actor??
thats a _big_ mood
pikachusdivorcelawyer Identity theft is not a joke Jim!!
Arthur says yeehaw
Briana Forest yee yee
wakeupandsmelltherain yee
One more score Arthur... Mangoes, maidens, TAHITI
J. J Jones : " THAT'S YOUR SON, YOU FOOL! "
Arthur : *_takes out uno reverse card_*
Lol
MagicShop
UNO.... ahhh, the memories 😂
LMAO
No u
(wheeze)
What’s annoying about this is if the LAPD accepted from the start that it was truly not her son, there’s a possibility that they won’t be too late to be able to find Walter still alive at the chicken coop.
100%, Northcott spent a very long time abiding the boys before killing them, if he killed them at all. If the LAPD spent their time focusing on this case and well as other cases that ended up being connected to Northcott, it’s likely they could have found him alive.
Seems that the police can't exist without any kind of scandal going on.
Even today, equally tragic events are taking place and the police are shown as the villains behind them. Whatever happened to their motto of "protect and serve"
@@sadlobster1 I mean it doesn't say who they're protecting and serving
@@Adenon.W this speaks volumes.
Don't know, the police only arrested northcott on the basis of him having an illegal worker and later found out about the murders. They weren't tracking walter there
Christine: This boy is not my son!
Police: Well he is now!
「o c e a n」 😂😂😂
He isnt my *boy*
Actually not funny for Christine collins
We can't find the real one, so this will have to do
Imagine how easy everything would’ve been if they just asked him what his birthday was
Yo, you want scholarship
Hey this is the FBI, you need a job?
someone, send this guy to harvard.
this is nasa. forget the fbi, would you like a better offer?
dude istg
Life Hack: If you’re going to vanish do it AFTER the movie
ok thanks for the advice
After Infinity war and the snap!
If I disappear before a movie either:
1. I don't wanna see it
2. I don't wanna see the previews
3. They have no popcorn
Isn't it also ironic Walter went missing while going to the movies and Andrew wanted to meet an actor?
Quality Life hacks from Shane Madej.
Extremely inappropriate!
You know how the older generations say "it was so much safer in my day" idk if thats true, i just think since media wasn't so big as now, they just didn't know of it.
Yea, they say that because they were literal children at the time, so they wouldnt be up on the crimes and politics of the time. Their main memories of that time are movies and shows, because they can actually revisit those nice and prettified interpretations of the past. Its a mass market whitewashed Hallmark dream, not what was actually reality. People say that y/z arent "ready for the real world," when they cant even agree on whats Real or just what theyre used to being fed from reruns and TCM
This is 100% accurate. Crime rates have gone down, especially violent crimes (in the US). But news was very much localized then and nobody was being subjected to a 24 hour news cycle from all over the world. The world isn't more dangerous at all, we're just now aware of HOW dangerous it is.
They were much more ignorant
But as the proverb goes" Ignorance is bliss"
that's exactly the case. the world is safer today than it's ever been, by literally every metric. it's just that information travels so fast now that we hear about every terrible thing that happens all over the world, whereas before you would only hear about major crimes that happened in your area or the ones that made the national news or something.
Dental records: yo this isn’t Walter
J. J. Jones: Are you questioning my competency? The dog doesn’t lie!
Walter: *Missing*
Arthur: "It's free real estate"
I have a plan arthur
Oh Yeah Yeah have some goddamn faith
all we need is money.
one last score.
i cackled
Basty Santos 💀💀
Christine Collins: This isn't my son.
LAPD: *Well no, but actually Yes.*
TheMisanthropist TM *yesn’t*
@@evaschneider4857 This Needs To Be Added To The English Language. "Yesn't" LMAO
Eva Schneider LOL
J.J. Jones: You can't defeat me.
Christine: I know, but he can.
Arthur: *C o w b o y*
arthur roasts jj
aOIDFDVIUBEVBEVVRUNVRU this is hilarious
@@princesskayla1400 you're*
it's giving 'do the roar'
Why didn't they just ask the chickens? I mean, if the police believed a dog, wouldn't they accept the testimony of chickens, too?
Officer: "alright tell us what you know"
Chicken: *bok*
Officer: "MY GOD"
It’s the animal hierarchy. Dog > chicken
Officer: Tell us what you know
Chicken: stays silent
Officer: What are you? Chicken?
Do you watch "Black Mirror?" This comment reminded me of one of the episodes. According to the show, in the future, they will be able to use animals as witnesses.
Yeah you're right
Christine: _sobbing over her missing son and being put in a psychiatric ward_
J.J. Jones: _calling her a fool_
*Meanwhile*
Arthur: Can I get a cowboy? Can I PLEASE get a cowboy??
C.o.R (Lex) I wanna be a coooowboy baaabyyyyy
imagine reading this comment before watching the video
@@cptnjacks i did and im so confused
i WaNnA mEeT a c0wBoy bABy
C.o.R (Lex) waffle
arthur hutchins: yeh i’m not walter
j.j jones: *suprised pikachu meme*
this is my favourite comment ever.
This comment wins😂
I literally cried at the scene where Christine Collins was finally released from the mental hospital where they all accused her to be insane cause of the fact she refused to believe it wasn’t her son. And she broke down when learning that Walter was one of the victims at the chicken farm. A mother always knows. Sad.
There's a part in the movie where Christine locks eyes with a prostitute that gets released from the mental ward under the same code as her, I believe. (It was very easy to write off women as mentally unstable then and to punish them for it). Christine helps to get her and others out and it's one of my favorite parts because they don't speak to each other, there's just a respect there.
Walter was never confirmed to be in the chicken farm. wtf are you talking about?
@@anonymousperson3023I assume they’re talking about a scene in the movie Changeling, with Angelina Jolie as Christina Collins, it’s based on this case. No they never proved he was there but I think that’s the publicly accepted fate of Walter Collins at this point. The nephew of the man that killed the boys identified Walter as one of the victims. I believe they did in fact tell her in real life that Walter died there, but she later said she kept up hope because a child who they thought was murdered there had been misidentified and later came forward. So she believed maybe her son was still out there alive and the police made a mistake.
christine: im not convinced this boy is my son.
jj: *yOU ARE A FOOL.*
l o n e l y d a z e you are nothing! You are a fool and a waste of time goodnight- the inspirational words of Andrew Tate
l o n e l y d a z e , BRING ME THE HORIZON
AHhhhHhhHhHhhHHHhhh IDIOTS
You dare to make a doop out of me
-oogie boogie
I’m guessing the 2 J’s in J.J. Jones stand for “Jerk” and “Jackass.”
Jasshole
Joke
Jackass Jones. Has a nice ring to it
@@xXRemi_RandomXx you know ur right...🤔🧐
jerk jackass jones kinda has a ring to it
The real question is
Did Arthur get to see the cowboy?
Exactly
Mystiqal Unicorn the only question that matters
I’m still wondering about that🤣
He better have or we gonna have a problem
Peppa pig is thicc h
jj jones
1. being reinstated immediately after being suspended
2. getting away without paying the sum
3. putting a healthy innocent women in an asylum like place
4. neglecting duties by trying to hastily shut down a case
and still continuing to live normally shows how people in power dominate.
Just like now
I like to think that none of us get away with our poor actions, it's just that karma can be slow to take effect and other people don't always get to see it. It would be nice if J.J. had apologised to Christine. In the movie in the court scenes toward the end, the actor playing J.J. did a good job of subtly showing signs of guilt so I wonder if the real J.J. felt any remorse for his actions.
nobody:
literally nobody:
arthur: i want to be a cowboy baby
*I wanna be a cowboy baby!*
i laughed way to hard at this
Lmao
literally?
Boah
Walter's Mom : "I'm just trying to find my son--"
J. J Jones : " *_TO THE RANCH_* "
you mean to the chicken farm
Pewdiepie presents
He probably got accidentally murked by the other psycho kids... 😪 press F to pay respects
F
Oh god is that why no one ever actually goes to the ranch on dr Phil? 🤯🤯
Surprised they didn't settle for solitary confinement instead.
Walter's mom : "My son is missing!"
Arthur : YEEHAW
Wtf 😂😂😂
“i wanna meet a cowboy b a b y”
There’s actually a movie based off this case called The Changeling made in 2008 staring Angelina Jolie as Christine Collins. It is a really good movie
Thank you! I thought i was going crazy..
@@ilinda5348 no worries! I’m actually glad I’m not the only one who’s seen the movie- which was great.
Yeah,the acting was amazing,another good one from Clint Eastwood movie.
oh so thats why this case is so familiar!
@@sku8828 yeah exactly and hello fellow kpopper lol
walter’s mother: that’s not my so-
the police: solitary confinement
Isn't that the plot of Changeling?
No one:
Shane: "Chicken farms scare me"
this chicken farm was pretty scary
Good Shane, you have some compassion. A chicken concentration camp IS SCARY.
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I mean it is justified to be scared of chickens because they remember being dinosaurs
With inflation that $10,800.00 in 1925 would be $156,878.95 today
Fem Mo lol I read that wrong and thought the dot was another comma and I was so confused on how you got that number
Fem Mo add 3 years on and it be $160,548.63USD
Nice
did you add in that it was in LA California? Our numbers are pretty close. Lol, Id wondered if anyone else would be just nerdy enough to actually find out! Lol
is the .95 cents? or dollars?
Christine Collins: Can I have Walter Collins?
Police: We have Walter Collins at home
The Walter Collins at home:
._.
HAHAHHAHSHSHSHS
"Ma! Take me to the movies!"
Don’t do her dirty like that-
*sees boy wrapped in newspaper *
bystanders: YES
My name is Joseph J Jones, and for the record I have no plans to be a comically evil cop
The day of: “Oh no my sons missing!”
Five days later: “Oh no he’s still missing!”
So from what I understand from reading more into the case, the mother initially thought that her son was taken by someone that was involved with Walter’s father, who was in prison. She went on her own for a few days, trying to see if someone was trying to get back at her husband or if her husband had maybe even organized it. Once she was able to eliminate those, then she went to the police.
I know right!
@@heyyyitskat oh damn so even then people didnt trust the police to sort things out. rightfully so
Arthur: Hey Ma, it's me Willy!
Christine: ...... you mean Walter?
Arthur: Yeah, that's what I said, Water!
Christine: *Jim face to the camera*
Sarah Hente Underrated! 🤣
Lmmfao
😂😂😂
My brother's name is Arthur
Jim face😂
Imagine if Walter Collins was on his way to see a movie starring the same cowboy actor that Arthur Hutchins wanted to meet.
😔
Damn
New Walter: hey Ma, can we go see the new cowboy movie?
Mother: But, you were abducted last time you went to the movies!!
New Walter: right.....
Kemmammaw waSzz.msmxmxs.
Lol
Karma
When Ryan said “9 year old boy” I thought he said “90 year old boy” 😂
Tundra Fox2213 the subtitles/captions says so too haha
jam bee I didn’t know that lol
So did I 😂
I thought he said 9 year old case lol. maybe ricky goldsworth is a 1930’s man that is lost in time?
Naah, that's John Mulaney
Ryan: Afraid of ghosts, demons and getting abducted by aliens
Shane: Afraid of getting addicted to Heroin, choking on Avocado pit, Ricky Goldsworth and Chicken farms 😂
Shane's also scared of teeth (that episode where the girl for her teeth knocked out)
Wasn’t it the white phantom case
Okay but I think everyone should be afraid of heroin addiction
@@BigDickNate2460 But not getting poked with a needle by someone else and immediately getting addicted.
I thought I was the only one who was scared of getting attacked by a junkie who wants to inject me heroine. I even had a nightmare about this once.
Regarding deathbed confessions, John Wayne Gacy proclaimed he was innocent right before he was executed... So, ya know, when dealing with serial killers with severely abnormal psychology, I'm not sure much weight can be given to the whole "deathbed confession" thing
Deathbed confessions are admissible in court in the state of Texas not sure about California though
John Wayne Gacy was guilty, they found bodies on his property and he was even caught in the act
@@michaelmckinnon1591 yes he was 100% guilty. He even confessed. That was precisely my point
Yeah, they even introduced northcott as a pathological liar. There’s no way to trust anything he says especially since he says conflicting things
I believe it coming from ann boylen when she said before her execution that she was innocent..but these killers or my brother..no
The whole, "Mom not recognizing her son" thing reminds me of the Bobby Dunbar case.
yes!!
Patrick Loftis i JUST watched that video, too 😂
I come here after watching that video
@@herasean5720 me as well a human much like you
exactly
Christine: I’m not sure if he’s my so-
J.J Jones: YOU FOOL!
I KNOW MY JOB YOU CRUEL WOMAN. LOOK! THE DOG WAGGED ITS TAIL! YOU INCOMPETENT MOTHER!
You fool. You absolute buffoon. Do you dare to challenge me in this realm?
J.J. Jones is the neutral evil/bad cop antagonist to C.C. Tinsely’s chaotic good private investigator protagonist
C.C. Tinsely the man the legend
The movie based on the story is truly one of the saddest. Angelina Jolie was terrific as Christine & her anguish where she cries “he’s not my son” is gut wrenching. Well done with this story, fellas. I honestly believe that Walter was killed in the Chicken Coop murders
Yeah it’s true that it was sad, but you gotta take the good with the bad, thanks to her speaking up and challenging the police she is a contributing factor to laws that are now in place for why now they can’t just put you in a mental institution. She’s a hero in her own right
What is the movie called?
The changeling
Absolutely brilliant movie outstanding acting and story it definitely left an impression on me.
@@moonlight_gypsyDirected by Clint Eastwood.
Christine and Mrs. Dunbar should start a ''I'm not sure this is my boy'' club
Jimothy at least Christine knew that he wasn’t her son after a while and the boy confessed that he wasn’t
I was about to say this
I was thinking the same thing, did the police just randomly hand out kids they found back then to grieving mothers?
Hmm you might be onto something here, big tuna.
LMAOOOO
1:50 so we're just going to glaze over the fact that someone thought they spotted Walter wrapped up a newspaper like a fine china in a box labeled fragile?
D Smi Yeah, that seems like quite the thing to witness.
Right??!
Yeah, that was an unsettling and confusing point. Where was that? Was he in a vehicle? On the ground near the gas station??
@@melissasaint3283 I'm laughing so hard at the thought of a little boy just standing there and only a few people notice like wtf why not ask, "hey? Why are you paper macheing yourself?"
I read this in John Mulaney’s voice.
Christine: how do you know what's good for me?!
JJ Jones: that's my *OPINION*
The dog: :0
Arthur: :/
EDIT: DANG!! Thanks for the likes everyone - someone should definitely make an Unsolved vine compilation :)
Okay
this is criminally underrated
this is gold
This is amazing
IM CRYIFNJFFJJD
Me and my mom talked about this situation. Honestly I know everything about my son. He looks exactly like me. I know all of his quirks. I can’t imagine forgetting any of it. If someone brought me a child that looked a little like him but wasn’t him I’d know immediately. My son would know me. I feel so bad for her and the Anderson woman from the other story of the missing son. I’d be devastated.
Apparently she did know the night of but they forced her to keep him for those three weeks even though she kept showing them proof that he wasn't Walter
She knew,but they forced her to take him at least for a couple weeks
She did know but they convinced her to take him home and "try him out" for a couple weeks or something like that. Also Ryan had a point when he said that grief might make a mother try to convince herself that it is her son when it is not. I don't think that happened here but I do feel like that's what happened in the Bobby Dunbar case.
Plot twist: The boy was actually Bobby Dunbar.
*gasp*
Plot twist : they're twins separated at birth.
Woah!
@It’s Wednesday My dudes Bar
im pretty sure they used the same picture for both of them lmao
I initially heard a “ninety year-old boy.” I thought, “Now THIS will be an interesting case.” 😂
Caroline Nelson lmao 😂
I’m glad I’m not the only one lol I had to rewind it
Same.
I heard that to in the beginning and I was like "Oh poor of man", but then I heard it was about a little boy. That was weird.
Me too
No one:
Arthur: *coUntrY boY I lOvE yoU*
😂😭😂😂
Jackson Wang is My Spirit Animal YOUR MIND>>>>>>
I was waiting for this comment😂😂
*bleh*
AHGASE!!!!!!!!!
Gordon’s nephew sanford who he abused and forced to participate also confirmed walter was there on the farm. Some of walter’s belongings were also found on the farm. I have zero doubts him and his mother did it. Sanford said Gordon’s mother caught Gordon abusing Walter and she hatched the murder plan.
Walters mom: so are you Walter
Arthur: yee yee cowboy hollywood
*J.J. Jones: insisting that the boy is her Walter Collins*
-Walter Collins- *Arthur Hutchins*: I’m about to end this whole man’s career
I CAN'T 😂
lmaoo 💀
Yes
The original Tati
🤣🤣
shane: screams at demons and ghost that has been rumored to kill or hurt people.
also shane: "I'm scared of chicken farms"
with very good reason. Psycho killers who could live on chicken farms are real
Ghosts & demons are not
@@johanvajse8410 yeah, but I can shoot a psycho killer. what will you do to a ghost? throw salt at it?
again, ghosts aren't real. I don't have to do anything to the air
@@johanvajse8410 ok, but I can still shoot a psycho killer.
no, that is murder
you can defend yourself if your life is in danger
If the mother confessed to burying him in the chicken coupe... *why did they not dig there afterwards!*
They found three grave pits full of bits and bobs from six boys, knowing the lapd they gave up after that
It was long prior to DNA testing - they could identify with fingerprints and dental records, but that wouldn’t be enough to solidly identify the victims if the remains were just bones by that point.
Good point. The body would break down quickly in chicken manure but there would probably still be bone pieces
to much paper work
@@dgcatanisiri well at least it would confirm she killed someone
walter’s mom: this isnt my boy, the dental records dont match and he dosent act like him
jj: no this is def your boy
arthur: im not her boy
jj: *[suprised pikachu face]*
Logixc 400th like
Did shane just say "we're gonna dissapear his boy"
LMAO
That was my favourite part 😆
what is that, a magic show? disappearing act LOL
Nobody:
Arthur: Hey ma
I call my mom ma and momma bc I'm Italian but I was raised on a farm
Who me
E K- LOL
i imagine him as danny devito
@@kyotchere1878 😂😂😂
I truly believe Walter ended up in the chicken farm. That man and his mother were sick asf.
But I hope that it's not the truth...
@@ipshitakanungo3025 He'd be like 100 years old by now if he was alive though
@@Quackervoltz 94 to be exact
@@blueunicorn4856 Thank you for informing me
@@Quackervoltz actually I was wrong 😂😂
I thought Ryan said "A 90-year-old case about a 90-year-old boy"
Wait, was that not what he said?
well he is 90 years old nowww?
@@cocoben7025 99, wouldnt he be?
Um. Same.
I thought it said '9 year old case about a 9 year old boy' and it took me 5 rewinds to hear it correctly
What happened to Arthur? Did he managed to meet his idol? The cowboy?? I just wanna know
Yes he did
Sheila Ramgoolam happy ending
@@sheilaramgoolam9245 Awww it's good to hear at least one person in this case got a nice happy ending. I needed that.
I think he did, but later Arthur returned back home.
Sheila Ramgoolam nice
This feels a lot like the Bobby Dunbar case but the mom actually notices.
Given it was a while...
grief can really do stuff to you.
Jenny Zhao Bobby Dunbar is the boy in the box
@@artemisbach9379 lol nice theory
yeah a thought the same thing
Jenny Zhao nice icon :~)
Yeah it reminded of that one a lot
Christine: this isn't my son.
j.j: tHiS iSn'T mY SoN
You should definitely do the disappearance of the Beaumont Children. It’s a cold case from Australia in the 60’s. It’s really interesting.
And the disappearance of Johnny Gosch
So many Aussie ones they could do, both True Crime & Paranormal.
I’d love more Aussie cases but their pronunciation of Bathurst last time kinda killed me
The Beaumont case is really interesting actually. A couple of really good Australian cold cases that they could do.
I agree. It's really interesting. I can't believe their parents let them go to the beach on their own. I understand things were different at the time, but still.
Imagine dying on your way to Endgame without knowing what happened
Savannah A person LMAOOOO you bogus
Lmao
My soul would refuse to leave my body.
We
Omfg dont talk like that 😂
What they failed to mention is that the mother also proved this new boy wasn't her son because he lacked her sons birthmark on his arm and several people who knew her also knew about the birthmark and corroborated it. Despite this, the police still still she'd lied
Shane & Ryan: *live in L.A.*
Shane & Ryan: *trash talk the Lapd*
LAPD: I guess this case is unsolved.
Solved. He was caught after getting the other kids out. He got caught on barbed wife.
Stacks The Box Breaker Beat Boxer wife?
@@personpeople228 WIRE
@@stackstheboxbreakerbeatbox7849 It was your typo, moron.
Stacks The Box Breaker Beat Boxer I was implying that they kill Ryan and Shane. Or at least don’t solve the murders.
Why do I always start out the episode expecting it to be solved........ In a show called "Unsolved"......
It was solved California used DNA and some of the remains found on the farm were Walter's
@@jessicamessica6327 ig I expect them to solve it lol
this week on buzzfeed unsolved the episode is finally on time
Maximum Weber lmao
#roastmortem 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
And only 17 minutes 😶
#roastmortem 😎🤝
A true mystery that will go unsolved
Arthur Hutchins was eventually adopted by an Iowa family having been taken into care. He joined the military, served in WW2 and ended up running his own hardware store in New Mexico with his wife.
"I love this new Walter, I'm a big fan of him." Shane WTF man 🤣🤣🤣🤣
titanfighter12 😂😂😂
8:22 inflation cost of $10,800 in 1928 would equal $160,548.63 in 2019.
damn what
Ah shoot. you beat me to this.
Dizcinger We-
Actually it’s more like 277,311.27
Woahhh
I love how this show is ryan doing extensive research on cold cases, putting together the script, and understanding every element of it, while shane just gets to sit there and listen to a story.
Really gives you two different dynamics for the show, shane is basically us.
@@l4dFanatic exactly.
This was probably the most disturbing case of child abduction I've ever heard, poor Walter was kidnapped and abused emotionally, physically and sexually by Gordon and then was (probably) killed by Gordon's mother.
And Gordon's mother was seemingly alright with Gordon abusing and molesting his sister's son, her OWN grandson.
No wonder his sister wanted to get away as far away from them as possible.
And Christine died with the hope her son was STILL alive somewhere alright. Heartbreaking.
No one:
Buzzfeed unsolved fans: “ALL HAIL THE WATCHER”
Goat Side hail hydra
All hail the watcher lmao
jacob blackman i’m suspecting you seen endgame lol
*leans in to whisper* hail hydra and the watcher
Goat Side you would be correct
“Identity theft is not a joke jim!”
oml 😂😂😂
😂
millions of families suffer every year!!
this is a great comment
Finally a man of culture
Me (Californian): I've never heard of wineville.
Ryan: They changed their name to Mira Loma
Me: *Chokes on food*
Gina Nguyen do u live near there
sophiarae Yeah same. Orange County
Ashley Co So is it still farm land? Does anyone own it now?
@Ashley Co this was on American horror story hotel
Langston R what’s it called
I just remembered. This was made into a film-Changeling staring Angelina Jolie
The episode is actually on time? ALL HAIL THE WATCHER!!!
ALL HAIL THE WATCHER!!!
ALL HAIL THE WATCHER
Hah, I'll ruin the chain. SYKE! ALL HAIL THE WATCHER111
ALL HAIL THE WATCHER
ALL HAIL THE WATCHER!!
2016: C. C. Tinsley
2017: Dr. Fear
2019: J. J. Jones
2018?
@@teogrunhut8764 Not sure, actually. Who do you think would work?
Ummmmmmm.....idk
@@DanGamingFan2406 Oh, wait: THANOS
😂😭
Identity theft is not a joke, Jim! Millions of families suffer every year!
Pickens?
Haha the office hell yeah
MICHAEL!!
What are you doing later?
@@warm-corecyclones6430 ,,Oh, that's funny. Michael! "
It’s so easy to fall down the buzzfeed loophole during quarentine 😂
For #postmortem did the boy who was found later on who had escaped from the farm confirm if he had seen Walter when he was working there
dental records: alright so this is definitely not walter
the police: hey shut up the dog wagged his tail it’s definitely him the dog clearly knows him it’s him
The fact this case starts out kind of hilarious and then descends into the infamous Wineville Chicken Coop Murders is one of the biggest mood whiplash moments I’ve ever seen.
$10,800 dollars in 1928 is equivalent to over $156,000 today.
Youre a little short cumulative rate of inflation 1386.6% makes it $160,548.63
So if I found $10k from 80 years ago I can trade it in for $100k?
Sweet
ATW Tech - Alpha R2 you are joking right
Next week we will talk about the disappearance of my social life
😂😂
Week after that we can discuss the disappearance of my good grades
Unsolved
Christine (with proof):
This is not my son-
Police, J.J Jones:
Yes he is, you cold-hearted fool.
Shayne was really onto something with the corrupt police theories
Ok
Imagine confessing to 9 murders but them being like. "Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm we only have evidence for 3 so.....eh ¯\_(ツ)_/¯"
That’s like the bus driver who recently admitted to raping a 14 year old girl, DIDN’T go to jail, and only paid 375 dollars in fees.
bill of rights says ppl have a right to not self incriminate, so even if there was a confession, they could only prove 3 in court
besides confession ain't always 100% proof, there was a serial killer named henry lee lucas who claimed responsibility for over 3000 murders but only convicted of 11 of them
exacto You have a right to not self incriminate, doesn’t mean you can’t self incriminate.
I mean in theory some of the boys may have gotten away like the one that turned up alive and we have no idea what went down cause hes a liar but thy hanged him anyways so....it isn't that important...
No one:
Walter: *Wraps himself in newspaper*
It’s not uncommon for serial killers to claim they murdered people they did not in order to boost their notoriety.
Go big or go home I guess
the chicken farm case is actually one of the most heart wrenching stories ive heard of in awhile, definitely worth a listen on some deep dives about it
Tell me why I'm watching this and during the whole story I'm like " this story sounds familiar" and when he said Wineville was renamed to Mira Loma, I paused. I LIVE IN MIRA LOMA LMAOOOO.
Alondra Ramos that must be so freaking weird 😂 get outtt
that’s a big oof
Ayyyy I do too lol
Rudy Dena Big Oof to you as well lol
@@kshatriya1414 right?? Lol I live about 5 minutes from the place. It's not called Mira Loma anymore actually lol some of it became Eastvale and the rest Jurupa Valley