The Disturbing Brittanee Drexel Affair

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  • Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
  • Brittanee Drexel ran away on spring break to South Carolina, without telling her parents. She disappeared right off the streets, and the investigation would spin a hundred different ways with dozens of suspects. It would remain unsolved for over a decade, until it all came back to a vile monster hiding in plain sight.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 5 тис.

  • @debzylka6798
    @debzylka6798 Рік тому +1419

    The state that let him out early after raping an 8 year old should be sued. Those that made the decision should be put in jail too.

    • @dortesandal4303
      @dortesandal4303 Рік тому +114

      Agreed. The judicial system is a disgrace when it comes to human rights for children.

    • @cat_alyst6306
      @cat_alyst6306 Рік тому +51

      California…..

    • @IcemanJuice
      @IcemanJuice Рік тому +64

      They’re too busy retrying innocent men for crimes they didn’t commit

    • @klondikemom3658
      @klondikemom3658 Рік тому +19

      ​@@cat_alyst6306come on any were in canada and US child predators get nothing for time. Very hard to prove as well.

    • @Nostalgic_1
      @Nostalgic_1 Рік тому +17

      California........🙄

  • @lisahinton9682
    @lisahinton9682 Рік тому +443

    The way the girlfriend stayed silent all these years is reprehensible. I wish nothing but misery on her.

    • @Eventual-Visitor
      @Eventual-Visitor Рік тому +27

      Probably because she was there when it happened and maybe even in other crimes the psycho committed. Anyway, she's free as a bird.

    • @realfingertrouble
      @realfingertrouble Рік тому

      @@Eventual-Visitor she was likely a lurre...like Myra Hindley or Rose West was? And maybe more involved.

    • @christinalee2072
      @christinalee2072 Рік тому +11

      @@Eventual-Visitor Messed up!!

    • @emmagatewood3898
      @emmagatewood3898 10 місяців тому +26

      And she has kids. Imagine having that soulless sack of garbage for a mother? Imagine growing up around her and all the child r*pist stepdads she brought around? Imagine knowing you share 50% of your DNA with that thing😢 I feel so sorry for them and I hope they are getting therapy and doing better now.

    • @user-uc5dm9bm7u
      @user-uc5dm9bm7u 9 місяців тому

      The fact she got with a child rapist in the first place 🤮

  • @ZombieSazza
    @ZombieSazza Рік тому +1289

    Getting a lawyer is a double edged sword: folk act like it instantly makes you guilty if you get a lawyer immediately, but you’re also told to never talk to the cops without one. Always get a lawyer, never talk to the cops without one.

    • @jukee67
      @jukee67 Рік тому

      No it isn't. That kid has parents that are intelligent and care. You have the right to remain silent so just keep your mouth shut except for the word lawyer. Television programming and media have you programmed to think exactly as you commented. Silence is golden.

    • @katiebanks7460
      @katiebanks7460 Рік тому +102

      This!! Never talk to cops without a lawyer. Their job is to close a case, not to make sure you go home.

    • @dejuhvu1793
      @dejuhvu1793 Рік тому +61

      You might have an innocent person in jail if they didn’t get a lawyer 😫

    • @mischr13
      @mischr13 Рік тому +95

      this. it's honestly wild cuz the "true crime community" will always say "never talk to cops" blah blah blah and at the same time if a person of interest lawyers up they go "that tells me ALL I need to know about this person" and I'm amazed every time.

    • @katiemary8075
      @katiemary8075 Рік тому +13

      And you would have nothing to watch if they did

  • @veteranredbeard6222
    @veteranredbeard6222 Рік тому +213

    17 year old girls don't just get into cars with older couples just because they smell "good weed". Clearly he was avoiding a kidnapping charge.

    • @colbydonnelly6515
      @colbydonnelly6515 8 місяців тому +5

      Hey man, no big deal but what’s the difference when you admit to the brutal rape and murder ?

    • @ddl4374
      @ddl4374 5 місяців тому

      Well. Alot of teens out looking for adventure DO But not THAT girl. That guy's story is a never happened ECAUSE ITS THAT fuy

    • @ddl4374
      @ddl4374 5 місяців тому +2

      ​@@colbydonnelly6515no kidnapping
      I guess in his stupid mind not sinking himself for the forced abduction and the premeditation

    • @rabidunion6949
      @rabidunion6949 5 місяців тому +6

      Or he didn't want his girlfriend being charged with anything? In order for her to walk, everything has to stay on the up and up until after she leaves.

    • @numbjuan23
      @numbjuan23 5 місяців тому +4

      If they are naive, drinking, being a rebel they absolutely do. She felt lonely and didn't fit in with the others, she definitely probably clung to it to feel cool.

  • @princessofhardrock3934
    @princessofhardrock3934 Рік тому +527

    I hate these cases where the detectives zero on one person. They dropped the ball on finding the real criminal and destroyed the Taylor family! Heartbreaking all around!

    • @boobookitty1441
      @boobookitty1441 Рік тому +45

      Ikr! Had that traffic cam footage allllllll these years and instead of doing their job at the time, they rather listen to a friggin inmate and take his word! Ridiculous! Sounds like a huge lawsuit to me! If I was in the Taylor family I would definitely sue the hello outta them for defamation!

    • @oktoberina
      @oktoberina Рік тому

      I agree for sooo many reasons!
      There’s some actual murderer out there and those dumbfucks get tunnel vision based on whatever dumb shit and they are as useless as tits on a boar hog!
      It is exactly why no one should speak to them without an attorney!

    • @A6Legit
      @A6Legit Рік тому

      They always do it when they don't have shit for evidence, but their "hunch" is the only thing they got going for them in the investigation...

    • @joen5091
      @joen5091 Рік тому +8

      You mean that inmate thar lied.

    • @boobookitty1441
      @boobookitty1441 Рік тому +4

      @@joen5091 😂 ikr can u believe that

  • @d0gma777
    @d0gma777 Рік тому +2005

    Her boyfriend deserves so much credit for immediately sensing something was wrong and telling her mom

    • @Ms2cents
      @Ms2cents Рік тому +41

      Well, if he was being a good responsible boyfriend, he wouldn’t have to convince her to lie to her parents to somewhere they are not suppose to be. Look at what happened. I’m not saying she deserved what happened to her but this guy will have to live the rest of his life feeling guilty that if he not persuaded her to go and lie, she would be alive right now. That’s a burden on his conscience even if it was unintentional on his part. Who could’ve known that this would happen to her or anyone. My female bestfriend from college who used to be a police officer told me to always be aware of your surroundings and pay attention to people around you especially when you’re out and about. She said to me, “As an officer, I look at you and the general population as the lamb and the criminals as the wolves. These wolves can prey on the lambs and even kill them at any given time and it’s our job to protect the innocents.” She further said chillingly, “Think about it this way, there are murderers, serial killers walking amongst us, interacting with us, they can even be our neighbors, friends, coworkers or whatever and you don’t know it because these people are good at covering their tracts and they act like everything is normal because they are incapable of feeling empathy. That is why they are able to kill without hesitation. They don’t exhibit fear or a lot of different emotions but what they can express is anger and feeling of adrenaline rush whenever they kill.” That’s why it’s always important to have the “talk” with your kids as asap on safety and suspicious behaviors to look for in adults and never to approach a stranger’s car unless it’s your family members or someone your parents fully trust to pick you up. There’s always a way you can discuss it with your kids to help them understand it without scaring them. I wished my parents had done this for me because there was 3 incidents I can remember where I almost got kidnapped and once where I almost got molested by a teen boy who was a neighbor. Luckily for me, I am smart enough to know even as a little girl when something is not right. I’ve always listened to my instincts. My parents never put restrictions on what stuff I watch on tv so I was exposed to criminal activities reported on the news and also watched a lot of tv shows with mature content. As a kid I liked watching a lot of cop shows or detective shows, stuff that deals with investigations, tv shows about wars, racism, slavery, even historical events and documentaries. I was a very curious child and pestered all my siblings and parents with questions 24/7 to the point that they stop answering after a while but you get the point. Don’t get me wrong, at least my parents taught me right from wrong even if it’s indirectly and also by storytelling and I’ve always understood what they are trying to teach me or message they are trying to convey. Each kid is different depending on their grasp of learning . Sorry this is along one. I do feel bad for the boyfriend for what he must’ve have gone through emotionally, her family not having answers for over a decade and the Taylors who were harassed because one of their own was wrongly accused. The killer has been free for a long time before he went to prison again for rape and battery of a minor. Who knows how many victims he had and of those victims, how many did he killed? It took him this long to admit to this murder and he only did so because evidence is piling up on him otherwise he wouldn’t have confessed. How many families did he destroyed with all the crimes he committed in secret just to feed his sadistic appetite? We might never know. This girl didn’t deserved to die a violent death. No one does but you can’t predict the future let alone how you’re going to die.

    • @chezafelix1782
      @chezafelix1782 Рік тому +247

      ​@@Ms2cents They were kids. I'm sure he still regrets it till today. Regardless, he isn't responsible for what happened.

    • @BovineIntervention
      @BovineIntervention Рік тому +13

      ​@@chezafelix1782 17 isn't a kid they chose certain actions that were unsafe and resulted in life being lost in a torturous matter. They are responsible and are accountable even if they're victims

    • @Bekka_boo13
      @Bekka_boo13 Рік тому +124

      @@BovineIntervention by law 17 Is a child…so they were kids

    • @chezafelix1782
      @chezafelix1782 Рік тому +98

      @@BovineIntervention it's scary to know that some people consider 17 an adult. It's good the justice system has a way of trying people below 18. In this case they're victims, and deserve our sympathy as such.

  • @AdamOBrien29
    @AdamOBrien29 Рік тому +2083

    Mike lawyering up is sound advise regardless of guilt. The insinuation of guilt based on wanting a lawyer is ridiculous. If you're guilty get a lawyer, if you're innocent get a lawyer.

    • @pizzlerot2730
      @pizzlerot2730 Рік тому +109

      That's exactly what Mike said...

    • @IcemanJuice
      @IcemanJuice Рік тому +36

      The police accusing him as trying to throw him in prison is exactly why you need a lawyer, Jus sounds like in his case he needed a better One. This should have never happened

    • @OneBadAssMoMo
      @OneBadAssMoMo Рік тому +10

      Nailed It!

    • @liberatumplox625
      @liberatumplox625 Рік тому +56

      @@pizzlerot2730 No dude, you should always get a lawyer, especially if you're innocent.

    • @markbaker5599
      @markbaker5599 Рік тому +34

      Especially if you're innocent

  • @linpoulsen1940
    @linpoulsen1940 Рік тому +191

    Worse than that woman being the partner of a sex offender/predator is that she leaves him alone with a young girl. Creepy AF.

    • @ctaccv9653
      @ctaccv9653 Рік тому +8

      They are the worst... They are the enablers.

    • @themudpit621
      @themudpit621 Рік тому +15

      @@ctaccv9653 it's "accomplices". "Enablers" is for when you let your kid eat too many sweets.

    • @Tia-Louisa
      @Tia-Louisa Рік тому +15

      Allegedly. She could have been there the whole time... Or out sourcing more, we'll never know.

    • @TDOLLA
      @TDOLLA 2 місяці тому

      well if it makes you feel any better that story is total bullshit so…

  • @robertstokes9034
    @robertstokes9034 Рік тому +293

    Britnee’s boyfriend turned out to be a good dude. Not many guys would be mature enough to tell the parents of the bad behavior.

    • @ilicarriedoll2843
      @ilicarriedoll2843 Рік тому +9

      Ikr? I feel bad for having early judgment becoz most cases I followed had been the opposite :(

    • @Flaschenteufel
      @Flaschenteufel Рік тому +11

      Just sounded scary that it wasn't normal for her to answer later than 5 minutes on a text.

    • @amityislandchum
      @amityislandchum Рік тому +12

      Ehhh, I'm not going to say he's a bad dude because there isn't enough information, but "text me back within 10 minutes or I'm calling your mom" sounds really controlling to me. Obviously, it seems really smart in this case because it so happened to be the 1-in-a-million situation where something bad had actually happened, but in 999,999 cases, Britannee could have just fallen asleep or be in the shower or chatting with a friend.
      It's just giving me toxic-high-school-bf vibes.

    • @robertstokes9034
      @robertstokes9034 Рік тому +28

      @@amityislandchum if the young man had said, “I’m coming to be with you,” then I’d be inclined to see it as controlling behavior. However, controlling people don’t tend to cede control to others, especially the parents of others. He was a young man and had a hunch something was not right. He did the right thing. There are not many young men that would do that knowing the consequences may be he gets dumped for telling the truth.

    • @Dee-743
      @Dee-743 Рік тому +18

      @hattaway I too had a toxic BF who would not have allowed her to go away with friends without him. You know that if you had a toxic and controlling BF. The BF is the one who was worried and did the correct thing when he knew something wan’t right.

  • @digigalbytes2445
    @digigalbytes2445 Рік тому +1921

    Terribly sad story, and I feel for her parents. That being said, “Dr” Phil allowing them to defame an innocent family was pretty darn irresponsible. Glad they finally found answers & were able to bring her home.

    • @mayberelevant3237
      @mayberelevant3237 Рік тому +283

      I feel that “Dr” Phill should be held accountable ??

    • @2dazed685
      @2dazed685 Рік тому +416

      Dr Phil is the biggest joke in tv history. Exploits peoples problems for his fame& fortune

    • @valrodgers8889
      @valrodgers8889 Рік тому +216

      Never been a fan of Dr Phil.. the part where the father advocated violence should never have gone to air. I hope the Taylor family are doing well🇬🇸

    • @KaladinVegapunk
      @KaladinVegapunk Рік тому +2

      He's an exploitative douchebag no better than the psychic frauds he has on to take advantage of grieving and upset families with their nonsense
      Honestly not surprising they laser focused on the black dude and missed the real killer for a decade haha

    • @nmrowdy4605
      @nmrowdy4605 Рік тому +165

      Dr Phil is often irresponsible. Did you know he is not a psychiatrist or a psychotherapist? He was basically an academic who was an expert witness.

  • @MyBurnerAccount227
    @MyBurnerAccount227 Рік тому +249

    Going back and watching the old videos of the young kid being so calm in the interviews and being so matter of fact about his non involvement in her murder is sad. The comments were split, but looking at the comments saying he was “too calm” and he offered up an apology for her death made him seem guilty. Hopefully he’s doing okay these days, know he wasn’t perfect but he was innocent of this crime.

    • @PazuzuM666
      @PazuzuM666 Рік тому +27

      I thought he was innocent. I watched this video before I knew and I thought he was telling the truth.

    • @CNNBlackmailSupport
      @CNNBlackmailSupport Рік тому +3

      By kid, you mean 25 year old. 16 when the killing occurred, 7 years cold case until the guy from jail lied to the FBI. He probably hadn't turned 16 that day, and the guy who lied about him probably didn't do it exactly on the first day of year 7.

    • @valerielevasseur8674
      @valerielevasseur8674 Рік тому +27

      It's worth remembering, next time we "just know" someone is guilty because we spied "duper's delight" or some such pop psychology...no, we don't. We saw a UA-cam video. A good one, but not so good it bestows psychic powers. And that false confidence can ruin lives, especially if Phil is around to "help."

    • @Natalie-Smith-1111
      @Natalie-Smith-1111 Рік тому +4

      @@CNNBlackmailSupportI do believe the OP said going back and watching the old video, meaning when he was a kid? 🤷‍♀️

    • @amityislandchum
      @amityislandchum Рік тому

      This is exactly why I hate reading the comment sections on basically any true crime video -- ESPECIALLY for unsolved cases. Every single idiot is suddenly an expert, spouting all the bullshit pop psych terms they learned from bullshit fake psych channels like JCS. And on both solved and unsolved cases, there are endless comments describing in detail the torture and murder they want to inflict on the guilty/suspected parties. It's seriously GROSS, and it's depressing that people can't see that they're no better than the actual people who commit these crimes.

  • @raeannewhite8058
    @raeannewhite8058 Рік тому +668

    I’m happy that she finally got justice but What happened to the Taylor Family?!? They were also victims to this system.

    • @G-Star-Raw
      @G-Star-Raw Рік тому +6

      What that innocent never done any crime "Taylor" family...🙌🙌

    • @boykacrazy8976
      @boykacrazy8976 Рік тому +209

      @@G-Star-Raw they never committed THAT crime. And the Taylor kid was punished by the system. Regardless of whether you agree or not, he was sentenced before the system. Just say you’re a racist pos and move along!

    • @mikesanders8621
      @mikesanders8621 Рік тому

      Racists never want to admit to being racist.

    • @MASTERROSHIdb
      @MASTERROSHIdb Рік тому

      They were pieces of shits too with crime and shit in their record. STFU with the whole criminal loving attitude

    • @MASTERROSHIdb
      @MASTERROSHIdb Рік тому +9

      His own pal ratted him prolly for some vendetta .

  • @DanniSoRude
    @DanniSoRude Рік тому +272

    Props to John for knowing his GF and knowing something was wrong ..... Glad he called her mom, sorry it was too late 😢

    • @buggiebuild1
      @buggiebuild1 Рік тому +10

      Absolutely true, most kids stick with each other, lie to parents for one another, etc., but even he had the wherewithal to know something was up😞,,,✌🏻

    • @donaldrobinson7063
      @donaldrobinson7063 Рік тому +5

      NO Daneyelle today that kind of bf is considered controlling and narcisst. So no more trying to save girls or asking them to "not" wear or do certain things. You guys are free to jump in the cars of strangers and go missing

    • @DanniSoRude
      @DanniSoRude Рік тому

      @@donaldrobinson7063 those are the girls around YOU! I don't even use Uber! I could say you men are crazy psychopaths after hearing what this man did! Pick better partners Don!

    • @johnnytacos8171
      @johnnytacos8171 Рік тому +23

      @@donaldrobinson7063 go to therapy

    • @jamiemetcalfe7945
      @jamiemetcalfe7945 Рік тому +11

      He turned down a great trip due to work demands. And it's not like he wasn't into her! Good lad

  • @desireepena7479
    @desireepena7479 Рік тому +494

    Was there ever a public apology issued to the guy who was accused of killing Brittanee? Seems like the family was destroyed over those accusations.

    • @jennifermaddy2442
      @jennifermaddy2442 Рік тому +80

      Yes the Tayloys deserve a public apology

    • @jamespfitz
      @jamespfitz Рік тому +20

      Yes, that will make everything better. It's the most important thing. Whose life ISN'T improved by a completely empty gesture.

    • @SofaKingShit
      @SofaKingShit Рік тому +53

      Makes you wonder just how many other innocent people get severely punished for doing stuff they actually didn't do. Life destroying injustice probably happens just as much as it did back when people were accused of witchcraft because people and the systems we use are still just riddled with incompetence and knee-jerk reactions to vulnerable minorities as they were back then. .

    • @Viper-py4pg
      @Viper-py4pg Рік тому +79

      @@jamespfitz it isn't justice but at the same time it is the *LEAST/BARE MINIMUM/most LOW EFFORT* gesture they could/should make. 4 people demonized over something they had nothing to do with. And Dr. Phil championing it all.

    • @vontai4553
      @vontai4553 Рік тому +85

      Honestly they should sue for defamation

  • @stephluva9588
    @stephluva9588 Рік тому +1422

    The Taylor family needs to sue the Saunders and the police department for what they went through. I know the father was hurting after losing his daughter, but he literally encouraged violence against an innocent family and it destroyed their livelihoods.

    • @calebmoneyhollis663
      @calebmoneyhollis663 Рік тому +272

      100%. The father went on national television and basically said he was the killer. There was definitely a certain undertone that went into that too

    • @michaelrobert4499
      @michaelrobert4499 Рік тому

      F*** Dr Phil

    • @Quizack
      @Quizack Рік тому +283

      The father was a piece of garbage. I don’t care if you’re grieving, you don’t make up stories and say things like that. Typical “military tough guy” when he only did a short time in the navy.

    • @ekbanks
      @ekbanks Рік тому +133

      ​@@calebmoneyhollis663 At 1st I thought the father could have been mistaken but when he specified the black dude only had one arm i knew for a fact the "father" was a got dam lie with his racist ass and racist police department, I tell you another thing I picked up on the body language of his ex wife how she was leaning the total opposite direction of him, I wouldn't be surprised if he did some unthinkable things to his stepdaughter.

    • @pbase36
      @pbase36 Рік тому +94

      @@ekbanks Yeah, it's South Carolina. I just moved here from NYC. It's... an interesting place. White folks and black folks here... there's this separation. It's like they look right through you, they'd rather you didn't exist. It's like a combination of fear and apathy.
      Not all of them are like that, but enough of them.

  • @BunnyLang
    @BunnyLang Рік тому +73

    Angel probably lured Brittanee to the car for her sicko boyfriend. Then she walked away in the forest knowing full well what he was going to do. What? She comes back and isn't concerned about, where is Brittanee? Disgusting. RIP Brittanee. I'm sorry this happened to you.

  • @nbcboy20
    @nbcboy20 Рік тому +353

    In case anyone is wondering why Angel came back into the room after storming out… an undercover detective had approached her at a bar and she told the detective about how Moody had killed the girl. The details she used indicated she was there. After storming out of that room they presented her with that evidence and so she came back in to talk. Moody confessed because he didn’t want Angel to get any blame but she was very heavily involved with the cover up at the very least.

    • @ekbanks
      @ekbanks Рік тому +88

      All facts. I really didn't like how she did not get a single charge, no negative blowback from the community, was most likely allowed to keep her job but an entire black family was decimated, lied on and damn near public executed.

    • @emerkamp1
      @emerkamp1 Рік тому +37

      @@ekbanks Blame the black jailhouse snitch who " lied" and started the whole thing.

    • @ekbanks
      @ekbanks Рік тому

      @@emerkamp1 Yep dam near forgot about his good lying ass.

    • @S0ulinth3machin3
      @S0ulinth3machin3 Рік тому +18

      @@emerkamp1 the police had thousands of leads. They didn't have to run with that one.

    • @registeredjopper
      @registeredjopper Рік тому

      ​@@emerkamp1 yes jailhouse snitches, which are notoriously very truthful and never are bribed by promises of early release.

  • @janicerobinson7478
    @janicerobinson7478 Рік тому +542

    Hearing that law officials lied about the results of the lie detector and the way they just relentlessly when at the Taylor family almost feels that they should be able to take legal action against them

    • @ChiefsWin316
      @ChiefsWin316 Рік тому +28

      Ud think but not in this government loving country. The detectives can do whatever they want and are basically immune to repercussions.

    • @KarmicSalt
      @KarmicSalt Рік тому

      the taylor family were evil drug dealers so don't make them saints. Maybe they cut down on their drug activity and it saved lives.

    • @mikae9314
      @mikae9314 Рік тому

      I say this again and again..... there are no consequences for police officers who knowingly coerce potential suspects, manipulate evidence & victims families so they can push a public narrative by feeding false information to ensure a jury conviction IF the case goes to trial. Its jury tampering, false imprisonment & evidence tampering. Suspect spends years in jail and sues for millions which tax payers are responsible for & these cops still have a job with no liability.

    • @bhart3321
      @bhart3321 Рік тому

      It's funny the UK outlawed lying to suspects about evidence against them & you know what happened, prosecutions went up like 15-20%. Why, cuz it forced the police & Scotland Yard to actually do their jobs and find the evidence instead of being incompetent lazy morons & fabricating evidence to coax a confession.

    • @jonny-b4954
      @jonny-b4954 Рік тому +22

      As if a lie detector is even reliable or admissible to begin with

  • @blornblad4381
    @blornblad4381 Рік тому +231

    The Taylor family ought to sue the shit out of the Dr.Phil show. It’s infuriating just thinking about what kind of hell they’ve endured.

    • @jimmyzhao2673
      @jimmyzhao2673 Рік тому +29

      Indeed. Defamation of character for sure.

    • @lalaj5831
      @lalaj5831 Рік тому +59

      In my opinion, Dr. Phil has caused a lot of damage in the world.

    • @amityislandchum
      @amityislandchum Рік тому +35

      That Taylor family should sue the shit out of the Drexels as well, or at least Chad. Just because they went through something horrible doesn't excuse what they did to Timothy and his family. Chad is trash.

    • @LittleBlueOwl318
      @LittleBlueOwl318 Рік тому

      @@amityislandchum Chad is a Dr Phil endorsed, disgusting, racist Nazi wannabe. RWNJs stick together.

    • @breadeats
      @breadeats Рік тому +3

      @@amityislandchum well he was named chad... he was destined to do something trashy from birth. Still didnt deserve his daugther taken away, but neither did taylor nor his family deserve baseless bs.

  • @karlahemphill3414
    @karlahemphill3414 Рік тому +95

    When i think back to when i was a teen hitchhiking, drinking, hanging out with an older crowd i just cant believe that something terrible didnt happen. My heart goes out to this family and the Taylor fam.

  • @MargieM10
    @MargieM10 Рік тому +320

    Keep in mind the FBI has never apologized for accusing the other guy (even to this day). Her family was told UNEQUIVOCALLY that he was guilty so you can't really hold it against them for the accusations.

    • @synewparadigm
      @synewparadigm Рік тому +35

      Fascist Bureau of Intimidation

    • @cosmicbilly
      @cosmicbilly Рік тому

      Good, he deserves it.
      What kind of sick punk laughs at a father whos handing out flyers, looking for his missing daughter??
      They laughed at him and then crumpled up the missing persons flyer and threw it out of the car.
      Thats his Karma for being a scum bag🤷‍♂️

    • @derpestarzt
      @derpestarzt Рік тому

      They get away with election meddling and bullying wisthleblowers, what do you expect?

    • @sandlotkrew8778
      @sandlotkrew8778 Рік тому

      He was on Dr. Phil calling for the assassination of their livelihood. He even said he personally handed him the flyer. Fawk you man !!... Not just the guy was affected his family was to !!

    • @raycharles2284
      @raycharles2284 Рік тому

      Timothy should be released from prison and the SOB that lied on him is a piece of SH*t

  • @writtenplague
    @writtenplague Рік тому +338

    I feel so bad for the innocent guy, he should file a lawsuit against the police department for sure. I hope that’s coming.

    • @HollowApollo1
      @HollowApollo1 Рік тому +8

      Would be terrible to be dragged through the mud like that.

    • @Lena-so2lq
      @Lena-so2lq Рік тому

      So many departments need charges brought up it's ridiculous. I've tried to forgive them. They're really just corrupt across the board. If you file a suit on a department, my advice is due it out of State. Cuz you can't be doing it from down the street.. easy way to end up dead.

    • @ChiefsWin316
      @ChiefsWin316 Рік тому

      Lol he'd lose the laws are setup for basically immunity for the government.

    • @KarmicSalt
      @KarmicSalt Рік тому

      the taylor family we evil drug dealers so don't make them saints. Maybe they cut down on their drug activity and it saved lives.

    • @mattolivier1835
      @mattolivier1835 Рік тому

      Not in the USA. Pigs here are immune, and evil! Stop supporting them!

  • @dianacarbonate
    @dianacarbonate Рік тому +84

    I really appreciate how you spoke about her overdose. My child did the same thing. I think you phrased it better than any of us have. They didn't want to kill themself; they wanted to wake up in a better world. That is a really amazingly insightful way of phrasing it. My child is doing amazingly well now, we're all taking care of each other and I'm so amazed by them. Thank you.

    • @emerkamp1
      @emerkamp1 Рік тому +2

      How does downplaying something so drastic and permanent help anyone. Making something sound better than what it really is just makes it easier to.....

    • @dianacarbonate
      @dianacarbonate Рік тому +3

      @@emerkamp1 I didn't give you details, so don't assume you know what happened or how it was handled. I went through the same thing when I was young.

    • @Earnan21
      @Earnan21 Рік тому +3

      @@emerkamp1 there’s downplaying, and there’s having empathy. Downplaying is ‘she did a little whoopsie with some pills and ended up in the hospital for 72 hours.’
      The statement made is a very empathic reasoning for taking that drastic step.

    • @emerkamp1
      @emerkamp1 Рік тому +1

      @@dianacarbonate I don't need, nor care about details. I was simply criticizing this exact statement.
      "I really appreciate how you spoke about her overdose. I think you phrased it better than any of us have. They didn't want to kill themself; they wanted to wake up in a better world. That is a really amazingly insightful way of phrasing it."
      Nothing more, Nothing less.

    • @emerkamp1
      @emerkamp1 Рік тому +2

      @@Earnan21 Oh please, it's the exact same thing. Downplaying.
      Sugarcoating can make anyone listening think it's not as bad or as Final. "Wake up in another place. " Right, they surely just Wake Right Up somewhere....

  • @mariebee3146
    @mariebee3146 11 місяців тому +40

    Every mother of a teen daughter should sit down with them and watch this. The regret she must've felt while she was being murdered, I can't even imagine.

    • @BRBafteraword
      @BRBafteraword 4 місяці тому +1

      The teenage brain is, generally speaking, incapable of believing that most of the horrors they are warned about by dear old mom and dad could ever happen to them.
      Warn them for sure. Make them aware of what could happen. But do t think for a minute that they’ll behave responsibly in the heat of a moment

  • @kzdatgurl973
    @kzdatgurl973 Рік тому +201

    What’s crazy is that that poor family that didn’t have anything to do with this was harassed fr no reason smh

    • @itzamia
      @itzamia Рік тому +13

      Not necessarily. The jail house informant was framing them for personal reasons and the police have to investigate any possible leads. The reason why it seemed creditable at the time was because of events that placed them in the area of interests. But they wasn't just being harassed for absolutely no reason. But in the end the investigation cleared them.

    • @kzdatgurl973
      @kzdatgurl973 Рік тому +68

      @@itzamia like I said for no reason and I’m not talkin about being harassed by police investigating, the harassment they received from regular people who didn’t know what the hell they were talking about

    • @buggiebuild1
      @buggiebuild1 Рік тому +22

      I agree, the authorities, too quick to jump on the word of a complete moron, ruining mom, dad, and sister, you can’t ever get that back😞,,,✌🏻

    • @shut7353
      @shut7353 Рік тому +16

      exactly.. the media at the time framed the kid as a vicious rapist murderer and his family as knowingly covering it up. and they were innocent. i cant imagine, they were probably terrified to go even outside if by chance they would be noticed.

    • @NewscasterNews4
      @NewscasterNews4 Рік тому +19

      @@itzamia you don’t consider someone calling for them to be tortured for 4 days on network television unnecessary harassment?

  • @svenpoigmichakov2063
    @svenpoigmichakov2063 Рік тому +2087

    I sincerely feel bad for the Taylor family going through an entire witch hunt against them.

    • @paligula.
      @paligula. Рік тому +108

      I remember the authorities said some black guys kidnapped her, held her as a sex slave then fed her to some alligators after killing her when she tried to escape

    • @katiebanks7460
      @katiebanks7460 Рік тому +153

      Just because he was the wrong color. He was so adamant about his innocence.

    • @dejuhvu1793
      @dejuhvu1793 Рік тому +148

      @@paligula.it’s mentioned in the video. They received a “tip” from someone in prison (aka jailhouse snitch) that was completely made up. Hope he got some charges!

    • @kinglaffey8174
      @kinglaffey8174 Рік тому

      ​@@katiebanks7460 you are a moron he was a violent criminal and ratted out by someone of his own race

    • @Nightmareman3
      @Nightmareman3 Рік тому

      He's a POS. I don't feel sorry for POS's.

  • @jimmythegentleman
    @jimmythegentleman Рік тому +111

    Implicating that Taylor kid was despicable. I can't imagine going through that.

    • @cosmicbilly
      @cosmicbilly Рік тому

      He deserves it.
      What kind of sick punk laughs at a father whos hangding out flyers looking for his missing daughter??
      They laughed at him and then crumpled up the missing persons flyer and threw it out of the car.
      Thats his Karma for being a scum bag.

  • @jennifercarr9111
    @jennifercarr9111 Рік тому +252

    I hope the Taylor family has been healing and hope they are doing okay. I live in Myrtle Beach and this case was absolutely tragic but Dr. Phil is a joke and should have publicly apologized to the Taylor family and do everything in his power to help them heal.

    • @benhelms7983
      @benhelms7983 Рік тому +2

      Raise your kid to not laugh at someone getting rpd maybe

    • @ManwithThemoon542
      @ManwithThemoon542 Рік тому

      @@benhelms7983 He's also a getaway driver where people get robbed and shot! "I hope HE'S healing and doing okay" what a moron.

    • @kahlilboi
      @kahlilboi Рік тому

      ​@@benhelms7983 raise your kid to not kidnap and rape an 8 year old like Raymond moody

    • @mek0626
      @mek0626 Рік тому +3

      You live in dirty myrtle? I’m sorry.

    • @jennifercarr9111
      @jennifercarr9111 Рік тому

      @@mek0626 yep its wild sometimes, certain times of the year.

  • @ZombieSazza
    @ZombieSazza Рік тому +623

    To me what’s more disgusting than Raymond killing and brutalising Brittanee is his partner wilfully covering up his crime and never coming forward, she allowed a child predator to continue predating, she stayed silent knowing something happened, she just didn’t care about Brittanee’s family and then desperately wanting to find their daughter. Angel is truly disgusting, I hope she never finds peace in this life.

    • @stellashepherd3229
      @stellashepherd3229 Рік тому

      Wasn’t there footage in this video of Angel telling the police in 2011 that they should be looking at Raymond Moody. She’s a POS but the police really dropped the ball there. She was giving them a lot of reasons to look into him but they went after the young Black man instead.

    • @PazuzuM666
      @PazuzuM666 Рік тому +19

      You're absolutely right. I just have to tell you that predating isn't a word. ❤

    • @RaviStarr7
      @RaviStarr7 Рік тому +26

      ​@@PazuzuM666It is a word

    • @ellamarsters8791
      @ellamarsters8791 Рік тому +17

      @@littlebear1771Well, that’s just not true at all.

    • @heathernikki5734
      @heathernikki5734 Рік тому +10

      @@PazuzuM666 yes it is

  • @SunniDae333
    @SunniDae333 Рік тому +342

    Wooooow. That guy and his entire family had their lives destroyed over these false allegations. RIP Brittanee and justice for them all

    • @bibiijaz6238
      @bibiijaz6238 Рік тому +12

      Racist South Carolina

    • @moabd4234
      @moabd4234 10 місяців тому

      yes and her racist "military guy" dad@@bibiijaz6238

    • @donniet348
      @donniet348 7 місяців тому +5

      They put the man in jail for a crime he already served his punishment for 😂😂😂 man I've never heard of that.

    • @anti-ethniccleansing465
      @anti-ethniccleansing465 4 місяці тому

      @@donniet348
      No, they didn’t.

    • @anti-ethniccleansing465
      @anti-ethniccleansing465 4 місяці тому

      @@bibiijaz6238
      🙄 Like it would have been any different if he were “yt.”

  • @fauxgars736
    @fauxgars736 Рік тому +70

    I feel bad for that poor young kid that was accused for years 😞

    • @mandalynn410
      @mandalynn410 Рік тому

      You know, if he would have given in. Someone else would have died if they did not in that time frame.

  • @MsLilpeach
    @MsLilpeach Рік тому +103

    This story is sad on so many levels. For Brittanee's sake, for her family, it's completely devastating, & also for the Taylor family, having to go through everything that they've had to go through.....all of that is just awful. And then to find out that, after all these years, the entire time, the piece of shit was right underneath their noses, and nobody knew about it until umpteen years later. It's amazing how things can turn out, eh? Another good one, Mikey - keep up the grand work!!

    • @boobookitty1441
      @boobookitty1441 Рік тому +5

      Ikr!! It takes a super lazy detective to totally ignore the traffic cams from the area she went missing!! All this could have been solved within hours after she went missing if it weren’t for the detectives totally dropping the ball and believing a criminal instead of doing their jobs! Makes me sick! If I was that Taylor family, I would sue the hello outta them!

  • @shannond1511
    @shannond1511 Рік тому +415

    When will dr.Phil ever face consequences? He’s a horrible person, they got Ellen for pretty much being mean, what about the truly messed up stuff dr. Phil gets away with? Not to mention he’s not a damn doctor

    • @Deadpool3E
      @Deadpool3E Рік тому +26

      He won't. Much of what goes on in his show is protected by Constitutional and state law. He isn't legally recognized as a doctor and egging on his "clients" is fine.

    • @dortesandal4303
      @dortesandal4303 Рік тому +29

      It is disgusting, he is...

    • @Friendofstfrank
      @Friendofstfrank Рік тому +28

      Actually he is a doctor-psychologist but is not licensed. Bad guy I agree.

    • @nickyjones867
      @nickyjones867 Рік тому +7

      Well said

    • @ririimari
      @ririimari Рік тому

      He has a PhD in psychology. He's a doctor. But he's a shitty one.

  • @TeamCat1128
    @TeamCat1128 Рік тому +164

    My heart breaks for Brittany and her family.
    What they did to the Taylor’s is inexcusable. Finding a loophole around double jeopardy? Disgusting. All the time they were breaking their own rules to try and convict him, the real killer was out and probably preying on others.

    • @markcarpenter6020
      @markcarpenter6020 Рік тому

      But it's not surprising. Cops are some of the least trustworthy people on the planet. The only people I've known that are less trustworthy are drug addicts.

    • @mikes-wv3em
      @mikes-wv3em Рік тому +11

      the racists always KNOW its the black guy

    • @talpark8796
      @talpark8796 Рік тому

      @@mikes-wv3em the con who fingered him?

    • @Orverge
      @Orverge Рік тому +10

      ​@Abdul Dinero 80% of all crime? Welp, we know you aren't a reliable source of information

    • @KathyHussey063
      @KathyHussey063 Рік тому

      @Abdul Dinero Actually, white males ages 22-52 commit nearly all of the crimes against women, starting with the molesting of children within homes (usually in their own homes or some of their relative's homes) to beating, stalking, terrorizng, abusing & threatening to kill their girlfriends/ spouses as well as pimping them out to provide the loads of money for the man's addictions & his lifestyle of sitting on his butt getting wasted 24/7, to ra&es of women of all ages and at least 30 to 40% of the crimes cases are never reported to any police department so the true stats are far worse than crime statistics that we have.
      White males do the lion's share of predation on young children, look it up. Fact is; the cases that are widely heavily publicized in our country ususally are cases where a person of color committed a crime, jeezI wonder what issue is causing that to happen ?? Hmmm......... so many times white men have certain connections and those then allow them to get away with crimes totally or with very little in the way of jail time/ fines, even when the crimes are reported to police. White guys are the ones doing most of the crimes, I mean heck I've watched them skate for all kinds of awful rap all my life, it's so wrong.....

  • @redlamina5937
    @redlamina5937 Рік тому +447

    Poor kid. As teens we were all probably one decision away from a similar fate 😔

    • @Mephisto-ie2xg
      @Mephisto-ie2xg Рік тому +27

      Absolutely.

    • @briawaller2774
      @briawaller2774 Рік тому +24

      Scary true.

    • @sunshine3914
      @sunshine3914 Рік тому +20

      Absolutely. I went out every weekend, half of time alone, during the time the Texas killing field was active… having met 3 of the top suspects, including Reese, who eventually confessed to 3 kidnappings & murders. I’m positive I would have been another victim, had I not been nearly 6’ & not like their victims who were under 5’ tall
      & under 115 lbs.

    • @mister8765
      @mister8765 Рік тому +9

      Scary thought.. small decisions can result in massive life ending consequences

    • @BovineIntervention
      @BovineIntervention Рік тому +9

      ​@@sunshine3914 don't lie

  • @sarahm.1632
    @sarahm.1632 Рік тому +56

    I 1000% without a single Doubt, believe Angel was ALL the way involved, despite her lies. I followed this from jump & it is one of the saddest cases I know of. I also don’t believe they picked Britney up innocently at all & imo it went totally different than what them 2 monster trash cans said. RIH Brit, gone too soon, you didn’t deserve what happened to you beautiful 🕊️🕊️

  • @debtrethewey-tervree9928
    @debtrethewey-tervree9928 Рік тому +73

    "She just wanted to be woken up into a situation that was better than the one she went to sleep in"
    I like that. I get that.

    • @ekbanks
      @ekbanks Рік тому

      I really don't like that because it would make suicide a lot easier for weak minded people.

  • @lonerebeI
    @lonerebeI Рік тому +76

    When your parents tell you no, it's sometimes for very good reason. I'm so glad she was found and some justice served finally. RIP.

    • @derkeheath5172
      @derkeheath5172 Рік тому +1

      Some day these teenagers are going to have to learn to listen to their parents!!!

    • @rudra62
      @rudra62 Рік тому

      @@derkeheath5172 ...As people have been saying since time immortal. Plato wrote about the teens of his day. Most live to adulthood.

  • @boogsie87
    @boogsie87 Рік тому +206

    Ironic that she was blind in one eye and he lost an eye. I guess that takes an eye-for-an-eye to a whole other level. And a life for a life. I hope her family has found peace now that they have been able to put their baby to rest.

    • @trudim6024
      @trudim6024 Рік тому +7

      Irony means the opposite of what you’d expect, I would say that it’s fitting or apt. But I do agree, it’s a weird coincidence.

    • @831mrscardoso
      @831mrscardoso Рік тому +24

      Her parents need to publicly apologize to that young man falsely accused of abducting and killing their daughter. Condolences to the parents.

    • @boogsie87
      @boogsie87 Рік тому +15

      @@831mrscardoso absolutely, they should really work towards earning forgiveness from that poor family. They were hurting from their loss, but at the same time destroyed the lives and reputations of innocent (to this crime at least) people, and did it all with no evidence or proof of any kind. That ultimately left 2 families in shambles, their own, and another that had nothing to do with this crime. Sad for all involved, just not the perpetrator(s), of course.

  • @elasticcamper
    @elasticcamper Рік тому +302

    The dad seemed so sure it was Taylor 🙄 The Taylor family need to sue everyone at this point…

    • @nturavrgchick6055
      @nturavrgchick6055 Рік тому +8

      I agree the dad was wrong to say what he did, there's no question about that. But when he said it, he thought an eyewitness saw that man do all of those horrible things to his daughter. I'm not sure what I'd do if I believed someone violated my daughter in that way, then killed her and threw her to the alligators. But I do know what I'd be capable of doing. And saying words on a TV show doesn't even come close to what all I would be capable of doing! Do you have a daughter?? Do you know how you'd react in that situation??
      Sue the police, sure. But you don't sue the victims of horrible crimes such as these. As humans, we really should practice giving each other a little more grace... and a lot less judgement. Because we are all in this together. And we all suffer from the same incurable condition - called the human condition. ❤

    • @JM-bx2vg
      @JM-bx2vg Рік тому

      @@nturavrgchick6055 Probably made up the story about taylar scrunching up flyer of his missing daughter sounded forced as hell, why would someone who killed her even do that and raise suspicion to themselves, he clearly had a made up image of taylor in his head sounds like a stereotyped one too wonder why that is??

    • @lilbuck334
      @lilbuck334 Рік тому +20

      Sue the pants off them all that LIEING he did for a show…

    • @KeenoMajeeno1
      @KeenoMajeeno1 Рік тому +46

      @@nturavrgchick6055 he went on a nationally televised showed and condemned that innocent man and even doubled down and was 1 million percent sure even talked about how he came across him and the one arm and all. He was hurting but that doesn't excuse ruining a whole innocent families life over emotions. He was hurt and he hurt a whole family completely innocent.

    • @fernfreeman1729
      @fernfreeman1729 Рік тому +2

      In all fairness, it was based on an eye witness account, which turned out to be false, but that's with hindsight.

  • @Milkbutter
    @Milkbutter Рік тому +180

    Everyone owes Tim Taylor's family an apology.

    • @cosmicbilly
      @cosmicbilly Рік тому

      Nope, he deserves it.
      What kind of sick punk laughs at a father whos handing out flyers, looking for his missing daughter??
      They laughed at him and then crumpled up the missing persons flyer and threw it out of the car.
      Thats his Karma for being a scum bag🤷‍♂️

    • @hardyzme
      @hardyzme Рік тому +3

      How about an apology to Brittanee's father for disrespecting him like that?

    • @Milkbutter
      @Milkbutter Рік тому +9

      @@hardyzme
      Are you drunk? No way in hell that was him who did that.

    • @1DangerMouse1
      @1DangerMouse1 Рік тому +1

      ​@@Milkbutterhow do you know that?

    • @lerp5555
      @lerp5555 Рік тому

      Facts
      Home improvements brought joy to millions.
      Jk you’re right.

  • @NoSlow78
    @NoSlow78 Рік тому +51

    That cop is a legend for coaxing her to come back into the interrogation room!

    • @chriskrausesmovie
      @chriskrausesmovie Рік тому +1

      Your a legend for your comment

    • @MonTube2006
      @MonTube2006 Рік тому +3

      32:14

    • @nbcboy20
      @nbcboy20 Рік тому +4

      They had evidence of her detailing the crime to an undercover detective. They presented that to her after she stormed out and that’s why she came back.

  • @d.l.d.l.8140
    @d.l.d.l.8140 Рік тому +73

    How long does it take to beat, rape, strangle, and bury your victim four feet deep? She at the very least knew, and most likely was his partner in crime.

    • @Mordraneth
      @Mordraneth Рік тому

      Absolutely, and as seems to be all too common in Canadian and US Law, she got off on a "Pussy Pass".

    • @derpestarzt
      @derpestarzt Рік тому

      That's a very wild supposition, she claims she didn't even meet Britney. By trying to go after ppl like her that already told police day one to maybe look into her pos boyfriend, what that does is that ppl will be afraid to go to police if they suspect their partner bc they're gonna thing the police r gonna drag them into it whether they're innocent or not. There was no proof whatsoever that she had anything to do with it and she in fact did as much as she could from day one so leave the woman alone.

    • @d.l.d.l.8140
      @d.l.d.l.8140 Рік тому +3

      @@derpestarzt common sense my man. She said she “ stepped away ” while the rape and murder went on. For at least a couple hours? Please don’t go into law enforcement, you don’t have the resources.

    • @d.l.d.l.8140
      @d.l.d.l.8140 Рік тому +1

      @@derpestarzt A wild supposition would be that she was concerned for the victim rather than herself.

    • @derpestarzt
      @derpestarzt Рік тому

      @@d.l.d.l.8140 She didn't say that, she said she had stepped away before he went to go on to kidnap the girl, she had no idea that that had happened, put on your listening ears.

  • @DannyBridie
    @DannyBridie Рік тому +14

    I'm seriously so sick of Dr. Phil. he contradicts himself every single show and CONTINUOUSLY does more harm than good.

  • @HauntedVirgo
    @HauntedVirgo Рік тому +92

    You’re so close to 2 million ❤ I’ve been watching you for 3 years & I love seeing you get the recognition you deserve!

  • @jeffrey.a.hanson
    @jeffrey.a.hanson Рік тому +32

    Who’s responsible for the statements about Timothy Taylor made by the Father on Dr. Phil?
    To air that is completely reckless and irresponsible.

    • @supastar25
      @supastar25 Рік тому +2

      Exactly...all that slander on national TV...your picture plastered everywhere and your family members harrassed...all over lies and ZERO evidence...it's unacceptable

    • @anti-ethniccleansing465
      @anti-ethniccleansing465 4 місяці тому

      @@supastar25
      It wasn’t zero evidence. It was eyes witness testimony. It turned out to be 🐴💩, but you can’t say it was “no evidence.” Also, the way he and his friends acted when receiving a flyer, if that was true, is extremely alarming and another red flag.

  • @blahblahsarah
    @blahblahsarah Рік тому +161

    so did the father ever apologize for ruining that families life ?

    • @TJR-ju8dj
      @TJR-ju8dj Рік тому +36

      Probably not.

    • @LaMorenitaDivina
      @LaMorenitaDivina Рік тому +66

      As far as I’m aware he did not. I think the mother did, in 2020.
      I’m sorry he lost his daughter but that does not give him or anyone else the right to try to take innocent people down with him in his grief.

    • @countissentertainment9051
      @countissentertainment9051 Рік тому +47

      I think it’s important to note that law enforcement was actively lying to this family that the Taylor boy was failing polygraphs when he wasn’t. They also “confirmed” who the dad saw in the car. The cops had it out for this family, and I believe that’s who should face the blame here.

    • @blahblahsarah
      @blahblahsarah Рік тому +46

      @@countissentertainment9051 well i definitely agree that it is the police that led them to believe that he was the one responsible so i can understand him saying those things bc he thought he killed his daughter but i dont believe that should excuse blame from him. he went on a tv show to declare violence on Taylor and his entire family was affected. both are to blame in my opinion, and both need to give apologies instead of pretending they didnt accuse an innocent person

    • @marahbaker8615
      @marahbaker8615 Рік тому +21

      Personally i think the dad's story about giving Taylor the flyer is not true. I don't think he purposely made it up, I just think he wanted answers so bad his mind placed Taylor's face on someone else.

  • @johndillinger3988
    @johndillinger3988 Рік тому +95

    so sad what happened to Brittanee . I just want to know if Brittanee's Dad made a public apology to what he said about the Taylor's? wanna know if the soldier part of him will give him the initiation to apologize.

    • @benhelms7983
      @benhelms7983 Рік тому +2

      You mean when they laughed at his daughter being rpd and murdered? Or we gonna miss that part

    • @kahlilboi
      @kahlilboi Рік тому

      ​@@benhelms7983you just want a black man to guilty of this , when it was your fellow white man who did it

    • @asuka-ryo
      @asuka-ryo Рік тому +20

      ​@@benhelms7983 For all we know, that story could've been made up. I′m sorry for his loss but his behaviour was totally unjustified.

    • @Vidarboots
      @Vidarboots Рік тому +4

      ​@benhelms7983 So....having a dark sense of humor when you're being falsely accused of murder and are stressed to the max makes it OK to be wrongfully convicted of a crime? And yeah, what exactly are you even talking about? An accusation that someone said they laughed at something AFTER their name had been thrown in the cluster phuck? And again, a dark sense of humor isn't a crime.

    • @HereIsWisdom1318
      @HereIsWisdom1318 7 місяців тому +1

      He wasn’t a Soldier; he was a Seaman!

  • @bethmahadocon1887
    @bethmahadocon1887 Рік тому +196

    Happy THAT CHAPTER Tuesday everyone! I just took my pain meds & curled up with my pets & heating pad so it’s a perfect time to Give It a Goo!

  • @trppytoes7506
    @trppytoes7506 Рік тому +14

    I know I'm not the only one who missed That Chapter last Friday. I'm glad that you're back on time.

    • @ann-mariepaliukenas19
      @ann-mariepaliukenas19 Рік тому +4

      True,i kept refreshing expecting to see a video,so great to see Mike here tonight ❤

  • @barbywhittaker8762
    @barbywhittaker8762 Рік тому +59

    What about all the other lives that were ruined over this. I get the rage of the parents BUT for them to go after a young boy for rumors is reallyyyyy messed up. They owe them a huge apology and the justice system owes them big time.

    • @supastar25
      @supastar25 Рік тому +9

      It's so messed up how that young man and his family were harrassed over this

    • @dolphinsblu
      @dolphinsblu Рік тому +3

      The parents, even as wrong as it was, they only did what any parents would do in this situation. If all the evidence points towards the guy with blood on him but no one saw the guy in the background with blood on himself, anger, fear, breaking hearts, the emotional rollercoaster they are on takes over. They don't do it intentionally, they were just going from what they heard.

    • @YeahForSure99
      @YeahForSure99 Рік тому +3

      I'm not defending them, but I think you would probably react similarly if you truly thought you found the killer of your 17 year old daughter. Their actions weren't justified, but trauma can cause people to behave in irrational ways.

  • @blackdiamondz2174
    @blackdiamondz2174 Рік тому +56

    I’m from South Carolina and I’m glad you touched on the Taylor situation because they were saying they did it for the longest but when they found out who really did it we heard nothing else not even a “my bad for just accusing with no evidence”

    • @themudpit621
      @themudpit621 Рік тому +5

      That's disgraceful. They should get public apologies and buckets of money in compensation.

    • @tiffanywyatt5137
      @tiffanywyatt5137 Рік тому

      ​@@themudpit621they could possibly sue the father or Dr Phil

    • @HereIsWisdom1318
      @HereIsWisdom1318 7 місяців тому

      But they did have evidence! They had an eye witness to the “crime”.

    • @blackdiamondz2174
      @blackdiamondz2174 7 місяців тому +1

      @@HereIsWisdom1318 an eye witness is not evidence clearly you saw the guy lied about it because he wasn’t even the killer.

    • @blackdiamondz2174
      @blackdiamondz2174 7 місяців тому

      @@HereIsWisdom1318 I can say I saw you do it because I was there… does that mean you did it 🤔

  • @casey7187
    @casey7187 Рік тому +119

    My hearts with her parents. I really can't even imagine that pain. I do hope the father issues a public apology to the Taylor's though if he hasn't already and maybe rethinks himself before he calls to ruin an innocent families life.

    • @ellamarsters8791
      @ellamarsters8791 Рік тому +34

      Yep. I understand that he was in pain and desperate for a resolution, but that was too far.

    • @ApaProductions
      @ApaProductions Рік тому

      Taylors*, family's*
      Wow, you fucked up both ways possible

  • @JAneDoe-wq2pp
    @JAneDoe-wq2pp Рік тому +336

    I think the girlfriend should definitely be charged she left Brittany alone with him and she knew damn well what was going to happen she only cared about saving her own ass.. and she was clearly involved in everything that happened after that.. so tragic and sickening thank you Mike for your hard work and always covering these cases with compassion and just the right amount of humor ❤ we love you!

    • @Quzga
      @Quzga Рік тому +38

      She should count as an accomplice for not turning him in

    • @LescoB1776
      @LescoB1776 Рік тому +21

      No way Brittany got in that vehicle willingly

    • @LeftInBama
      @LeftInBama Рік тому +7

      The full interogation started because she confessed to someone she did the killing not him... that's why she was interviewed again. She later claimed she was just drink and sick if people accusing her boyfriend.

    • @IDontSuckAtLifeakaJanis3975
      @IDontSuckAtLifeakaJanis3975 Рік тому +7

      "she left the house for a period of time"
      to go along with something Mike said, the part about there being 13(?) years between the crimes against the 8 year old and Brittanee's disappearance. Mike pondered what other crimes her may have committed in that time? It makes one wonder how often his girlfriend knew to "leave the house for a period of time"

    • @fernfreeman1729
      @fernfreeman1729 Рік тому +17

      She clearly helped her boyfriend, a rapist, to abduct Brittney off the street by using some kind of ploy, then left her with him to get raped for hours. Seemingly, she had done this before, her own words. Why not charge her? Anyone can see that's how it went down.

  • @truecrimescafe
    @truecrimescafe Рік тому +231

    Sometimes the evil that we fear most is hidden in the seemingly nice people smiling at us. My condolences to her family and loved ones.

    • @margotchanning1822
      @margotchanning1822 Рік тому +11

      Some even live in ur home 😞

    • @roilynnbrown5890
      @roilynnbrown5890 Рік тому

      Edomites doing what edomites do..Hebrews 12:17..Obadiah 1:18..Malachi 1:4-5..Romans 9:13😁

    • @darthjoey8986
      @darthjoey8986 Рік тому

      Dr. Phil loves exploiting ppl

    • @csh43166
      @csh43166 Рік тому +3

      @@margotchanning1822 Indeed...

    • @csh43166
      @csh43166 Рік тому +1

      Yes. It's not the pretend monsters you have to worry about. It's the real ones lurking right under your nose, or just right around the corner, you have to be scared of.

  • @bethany4986
    @bethany4986 Рік тому +26

    When he says “I panicked, she panicked - I strangled her”
    I could almost BET he’s talking about the gf and she participated.
    Reminds me of that girl from Canada who lured Victoria Stafford to the car for Michael Rafferty

    • @ddl4374
      @ddl4374 5 місяців тому

      He NEVER PSNOCKED.
      HOS VICTIM PSNICKED.
      SND HE GOT OFF ON IT. 🤬💀☠️😭😱🥶🤮🤮

    • @anti-ethniccleansing465
      @anti-ethniccleansing465 4 місяці тому +1

      @@ddl4374
      Huh?! Was that supposed to be English??

  • @jennrodrigue0409
    @jennrodrigue0409 Рік тому +44

    No matter how many times I’ve heard this story it’s still heartbreaking. I’m happy your version finally gets her the justice that she deserves! Keep pumping out the podcast bud! Love it when I’m at work and can’t watch the videos 🙌🏼💙

  • @myshelhilty4068
    @myshelhilty4068 Рік тому +50

    My heart goes out to Brittanee's mother and the Taylor family. Its not fair how fast the media and keyboard police accuse innocent people.

    • @BlackLotus30
      @BlackLotus30 Рік тому +6

      it wasnt the media brittanee's family also added fuel to fire treatening a family because they were related to one of the suspect at the time.

    • @ysucae
      @ysucae Рік тому +5

      it was 100% the police tho, they lied about the case to put pressure on the taylors

  • @shaun4655
    @shaun4655 Рік тому +23

    I grew up around Rochester and Brittanee was around the same age as me and my sisters. Her story was always used as a cautuonary tale. It was tough because every year around the time she disappeared the family was reminded of it and there was plenty of news coverage. Just a tragic story all around.

    • @chelsz9148
      @chelsz9148 Рік тому +2

      I grew up here, too. Such a nightmare all around. My heart goes out to Britanee and her loved ones.
      THAT BEING SAID- (and don’t get me wrong… I love Mike and this channel sm) -can we discuss how confidently he told the viewers that it’s not pronounced like “Chil-lee” but it’s “chie-lee” 😅
      (It’s Chie-lie, y’all)

  • @JoshHitti
    @JoshHitti Рік тому +16

    Thank you for providing the best true crime content on YT. The mix of humor/wit to such dark stories makes it the most watchable IMO. Bravo

  • @ladychange2142
    @ladychange2142 Рік тому +114

    I wonder if the Taylor family ever got an apology?

    • @jukee67
      @jukee67 Рік тому

      The Taylor Family has a history with the police and the system. It was unfortunate and move on from it. It is still quite possible that Taylor or the scum bag finally in prison are associates. Myrtle Beach, SC is surrounded by the criminal element. As a matter of fact all vacation spots in America are either surrounded by the criminal element or they are showing up to take advantage of people spending money on vacation or taking advantage of drunks, selling drugs, etc, etc, etc. No where in America is safe. Criminals have free reign over the streets. These criminals come from all races also. Certain groups are committing violent crimes at an alarming rate...that is a fact. Irresponsible breeding with lack of parents that care make this cycle repeat generation after generation. Kids are ignorant, foul mouthed, bored, and less intelligent today than in the past yet people keep having them. It's our land, air, and water along with diet being tainted with chemicals and all the poison in the products we use everyday. Think deodorant under your arms. Look at the chemicals in the back. Look up BPH, Philates, or what a bad diet for a child does to their development. Those that live in poverty need to understand this and avoid repeating the cycle. Taylor was the getaway driver in a crime and he has a missing arm. Easily identifiable so taking part in criminal activity makes him a fool. Suspect has one arm narrows down your suspect pool. The Taylor family are not perfect just like the rest of us but it is obvious that law enforcement knows of them...

    • @babyanie4673
      @babyanie4673 Рік тому +12

      I read a comment that said the mom apologized to the Taylor family on 20/20

    • @duke3187
      @duke3187 Рік тому +28

      @@babyanie4673 not good enough

    • @LittleYoki
      @LittleYoki Рік тому +22

      They are really nice for not suing honestly

    • @kinglaffey8174
      @kinglaffey8174 Рік тому +5

      ​@@duke3187 tf you mean? If that was your daughter you would be the same

  • @CrypticCharm
    @CrypticCharm Рік тому +49

    i remember this case so well, she was so young and it took so many years for her remains to be found. All she was doing was walking down the street when a monster found her. her poor Poor Brittanee, her life should have been glorious, but it was taken away by a predator.

  • @janmarchand7294
    @janmarchand7294 Рік тому +18

    Life is so damn random isn't it? You start a new day, walk out your door into anything. Always be on the alert, especially young girls, it could save your life. I remember this case, thanks for the update.

  • @boobookitty1441
    @boobookitty1441 Рік тому +75

    11:04 Imagine being with a group of “friends” and one goes missing and u are completely innocent but everyone thinks u may be the reason she’s missing!

    • @ashleyrose379
      @ashleyrose379 Рік тому +5

      Kinda like Kenneka Jenkins.

    • @boobookitty1441
      @boobookitty1441 Рік тому +2

      @@ashleyrose379 yep!

    • @BovineIntervention
      @BovineIntervention Рік тому +10

      ​@@boobookitty1441 they are the reason. If you invite a minor somewhere and ur an adult u better have a damn battle buddy system in place to keep them safe

    • @Lynx112
      @Lynx112 Рік тому +1

      @@BovineIntervention
      My thoughts exactly!

    • @J86_918
      @J86_918 Рік тому

      If you leave a friend behind, you are the reason… how bout imagine having your whole life ruined because her pos dad and the “military in him” likes to accuse people with no proof and make up shit….

  • @lancemiller6278
    @lancemiller6278 Рік тому +131

    Maybe the Taylor's should sue the family for slander along with the Dr. Phil show.

    • @mayberelevant3237
      @mayberelevant3237 Рік тому +30

      Definitely they should sue the Dr Phil show I can’t believe they can get away with that !!

    • @paulcarpenter7844
      @paulcarpenter7844 Рік тому +1

      Yeah but they we're led to believe that they guy did it by the police they just said it think about if it was your daughter your mind be going a mile a minute

    • @MyaB1986
      @MyaB1986 Рік тому +3

      It's not slander if you have a reason to believe someone has done something. Slander is trying to besmirch someone's image with intent while claiming stuff you know are false.
      Like Johnny Depp - Amber Heard situation.

    • @josephdillard9907
      @josephdillard9907 Рік тому +1

      No, don't blame the family or even Dr Phil, they were just going by what the FBI told them. The FBI is crooked and corrupt as hell. They are proving that these days more than ever.

    • @xxjunedamogulxxlopez3112
      @xxjunedamogulxxlopez3112 Рік тому +2

      ​@Maja Bošković they didn't know it was true of false the police made it want to be true so much n kept pushing the narrative with no evidence so that most definite is slander made this kid out to be something he was not n accused him of it for years sooo yeah lol

  • @ladfcid3
    @ladfcid3 Рік тому +30

    Keep up the great work Mike and wish you all the best. Love you. 💕

    • @ThatChapter
      @ThatChapter  Рік тому +12

      Thanks for being here!

    • @M-Myrtle-R
      @M-Myrtle-R Рік тому +3

      ​@@ThatChapter Mike you finally did it bro I been asking for you to do this Story for two years now

    • @SeanClarksIllegitimateSon
      @SeanClarksIllegitimateSon Рік тому +2

      A well put together video.

    • @rydz656
      @rydz656 Рік тому

      He's gonna need all that he can get, his views are tanking.

    • @86yourhopes
      @86yourhopes Рік тому

      ​@@rydz656 ...all of his videos have 600k+ views how is that tanking? You're just being rude looking for a fight, go away troll, no one wants you here.

  • @JudgeDrey
    @JudgeDrey Рік тому +17

    I'm so glad I finally discovered this channel Mike! You have a very unique way of narrating and telling a story. I love the way you don't hold back your own opinions with your snarky, sometimes sarcastic little jabs. You're a naturally funny person who can tell some truly horrible stories of true crimes, yet still give the viewer a little break in the gory details with a funny comment, or even just a facial expression.I hope you nothing but continuous growth and nothing but the best in your endeavours. Keep up the great work! 👍👍

  • @VioletJoy
    @VioletJoy Рік тому +20

    I can't even imagine how gut wrenching the CCTV footage is for her parents. 😥 It's chilling.

  • @BrandyBeach
    @BrandyBeach Рік тому +56

    Hi mike 👋🏻 it’s great to see you well, thank you for all your hard work and all you do , you, mr. Ballen, Bailey sarian and Adrian from coffee house crimes are my absolute favorites 👍🏻👏🏻💕

    • @onetiredempath
      @onetiredempath Рік тому +6

      Rotten Mango is good too
      Long stories, an hour or more and it’s like Mike, sitting there with a friend telling a story

    • @sharongrigg5336
      @sharongrigg5336 Рік тому +6

      This is monster's is also another great one

    • @PazuzuM666
      @PazuzuM666 Рік тому +4

      Me too. Look at emma Kenny too. She's very good. Used to do some proper true crime TV too.

    • @defundhollywood3259
      @defundhollywood3259 Рік тому +2

      @@sharongrigg5336 That's my current fave. 🥰🥰 The cases are absolutely gut wrenching, but the narration/story telling are just 👌👌

    • @janinemccartha1811
      @janinemccartha1811 Рік тому +2

      Hi TC. Mike I hope you get this comment. You, Coffee House Crime, Kennedy Myers, & Brittney Vaughn are my favorite shows on YT. Hoping the best for all you guys & dolls, peace,✌ love, Janine Smiley & BTW, Kris Godinez is my favorite Psychology channel, the best! 👍💅🆒️💯❕❗❗❗❗❗💚💛🧡💜🖤💙

  • @deborahmcgee7970
    @deborahmcgee7970 Рік тому +36

    The poor family who got blamed in the wrong I wonder did they get a public apology from the police? I hope they did. And I’m glad that her family know the truth l hope they all can find some peace now. ❤

  • @mayurakshidas3224
    @mayurakshidas3224 Рік тому +8

    I have recently received some very bad news, and this video has been a good distraction. So thank you for being there when my world is falling apart.

    • @ItsFreshItsAnne
      @ItsFreshItsAnne Рік тому

      Whatever it be, I'm a great listener and shoulder to cry on...Even though, yeah I'm just a strange lady on a comment section..lol Still, offers there...Hope you find some comfort trickle in!😊

  • @aychelleff
    @aychelleff Рік тому +175

    I was around thirteen years old when the disappearance started being investigated near where I live in Rochester. I remember it being the first time I really connected to a missing person, because she wasn’t much older than I was then, and I remember thinking, “She probably isn’t okay.” And that was heartbreaking, because her parents on the news always seemed like the sweetest, most hopeful people. I also remember my parents following the case, probably because they saw so much of my brother and I in Brittanee. Rest in Peace, Sweet Angel. I think of her parents to this day, I hope they are getting by as best they can

    • @DaveSCameron
      @DaveSCameron Рік тому +1

      How many more stories are happening if this is actually possible!?

    • @emilymulcahy
      @emilymulcahy Рік тому +14

      Except her parents were basically torturing an innocent man and his family by suggesting others go after him

    • @aychelleff
      @aychelleff Рік тому +8

      @@emilymulcahy Yeah, people do crazy things when their child is missing. They were being told by every law personnel in their immediate vicinity that he was involved, and honestly…? He brought that shit on himself by lying just to get a leg up in prison. I feel bad for his family, I feel bad for her family. Is that okay with you, Emily?

    • @emilymulcahy
      @emilymulcahy Рік тому +12

      @@aychelleff he didn't lie the other guy did, and no, vigilante justice is rarely ever worth it, it's never ok to get someone harassed for any reason, I've lost loved ones too, one was murdered, we got justice via the court system, don't act like it was justified, that poor man and his family literally did nothing wrong, her father and the liar who said the did it were to blame in his harassment

    • @aychelleff
      @aychelleff Рік тому +5

      @@emilymulcahy I’m just not sure, wherein any of what I said, you got the impression that I thought vigilante justice was okay. This is why reading comprehension is so critical. Make your own comment next time instead of bogarting someone else’s

  • @troygarfieldtravels
    @troygarfieldtravels Рік тому +75

    That Drexel dad sure is a piece of work. I hope he apologized at least or was sued for defamation. His "military inside him" should have stayed there. His opinion endangered multiple lives.

    • @stellamay5986
      @stellamay5986 Рік тому +6

      Exactly what I'm thinking too.

    • @lifesajoke6965
      @lifesajoke6965 Рік тому +4

      99.9% of dads would have the same opinions as he did if put in the same position and given the same info.

    • @SAOS451316
      @SAOS451316 Рік тому +6

      The police department should also be sued. They lied to Mr Drexel while probably hoping he would do such a thing as calling for a lynching, which he did.

    • @redneckroy8947
      @redneckroy8947 Рік тому

      Well, he was navy, so there's that.

  • @caittails
    @caittails Рік тому +52

    I’m very concerned about the fact the her dad’s idea of “the military in me” being that it’s ok to kidnap and rape people you’ve got an issue with. I could kind of understand it if he’d said “as a father,” although nobody should really feel that way, but qualifying it as something he endorses as a member of the military…Someone needs to check his service record and make sure there’s nothing along the lines of My Lai there.

    • @southcoast80
      @southcoast80 Рік тому +6

      To be fair, it wasn't like he was saying do that specific thing to people you have an issue with, it was an eye for an eye sentiment. Not saying I agree, but its not like he was advocating for kidnapping and assaulting someone who cuts you off in traffic is it

    • @themudpit621
      @themudpit621 Рік тому

      'got an issue with' ??? "GOT AN ISSUE WITH" ?????????
      He was being lied to by the feds, given fake evidence "proving" the kid had brutally murdered his daughter, and to you that's 'an issue with'? He wasn't mad the kid had cut him off in traffic or cheated on a maths test ffs.

    • @jacobjamaal8369
      @jacobjamaal8369 Рік тому +7

      agreed, this was an extremely troubling comment. Must have also been "the military in him" that encouraged vigilantism against an innocent guy. That father suffered a tragedy, but there he sets off countless red flags himself.

  • @cad21717
    @cad21717 Рік тому +13

    Thank you Mike for being so respectful of Brittanee. You always do such a great job of giving us the facts, being respectful, and somehow throwing in humor. They should track this guy's movements after Brittanee and see if there were any other disappearances. He may be involved in those.

  • @BrandyBeach
    @BrandyBeach Рік тому +74

    I’d good after that family for ruining my family name and for harassment, I’d take them to court. Don’t accuse people if you have no concrete evidence people 🙄🙄🙄🙄😡😡

    • @ThePinsay
      @ThePinsay Рік тому

      Disgusting.

    • @missconstruct6968
      @missconstruct6968 Рік тому +27

      I would normally agree but you have to keep in mind the cops were actively lying to the family claiming that the suspect failed polygraphs and making all these other claims. I can't blame them for being outraged and believing he's guilty
      Like both sides of the story is horrible but I think it's the cops that are in the wrong

    • @LittleKikuyu
      @LittleKikuyu Рік тому +9

      It has to be said though that on the grounds of that false accusation by that Mr Brown it seems the police gave the family the impression Taylor was definitely guilty and he DID have a prior conviction (which does of course not make him a murderer at all!) They seemed completely convinced he was the culprit and I don’t know what I would do in a situation where I thought the murderer of my child was roaming free and then even mocking me… but I’m definitely not condoning spreading rumors. It’s a terrible thing. All around tragedy, this case 😭

    • @annereidy7981
      @annereidy7981 Рік тому +11

      With the dude in prison giving false testimony to get better conditions and the cops investing in his lies, it's hard to blame her family for being incensed by the things they were being told happened to her at his hands. But yes, you are right in that they should have never been given the platform where they were encouraged to voice their worst thoughts about a family who were ultimately found to be completely innocent. The justice system encourages criminals to lie for gain and then it believes the lies.

    • @LittleYoki
      @LittleYoki Рік тому +7

      Then sue the cops too!

  • @pakde8002
    @pakde8002 Рік тому +120

    A lot of lessons can be learned from this tragedy, the first one is don't lie to your parents about where you're going. Most reasonable parents aren't so concerned what their kids are getting up to because they were teenagers once upon a time but at least if something goes wrong they can come and find their kid if they are least know who they were with and where they were going. Trust between parents and teens is hard to maintain because most teens are sneaky AF but somehow parents have to find a way to keep their kids safe. The second lesson is circumstantial evidence and convict testimony is not credible evidence and shouldn't be trusted by the public because police will manipulate any shred of evidence to fit their narrative or just to close a case. People bringing active unsolved cases to the public should be very careful because they have the ability to ruin an innocent person's life. Dr Phil is a POS for letting the parents of the victim come on his show and accuse someone of a crime and basically demand a lynching.

    • @debbiep99
      @debbiep99 Рік тому +11

      Exactly!

    • @Kesalley0805
      @Kesalley0805 Рік тому

      You could have ended at Dr. Phil is a pos.

    • @chainamarie03
      @chainamarie03 Рік тому +2

      He was only going by what the police told him.

    • @latoyagardley8000
      @latoyagardley8000 Рік тому +10

      @@chainamarie03 he still should of had some discernment they didn’t even have proof how would you feel

    • @belladonnahigh9206
      @belladonnahigh9206 Рік тому

      It was his daughter and he was going by what the police have told him. I'd rather blame Dr Phil for blowing the case wide open against a man, who at that time was the the suspect nr one, but still a suspect. Besides, I wouldn't feel so bad for him, he was the getaway driver for a murderer, he was complicit, so please don't call him innocent. He's just as bad as Moody. Both are responsible for someone's death. Of course I knew the comment section would be about "poor'' Taylor and not the real victim here, Britney.
      Blame the police, or even the media.

  • @jessicasimpson43
    @jessicasimpson43 Рік тому +5

    The Brittanee story is so sad and scary! Im a SC native and I go down to that part of the coast multiple times a year, and have since I was a baby. It's terrifying to know this happened in our beautiful state. It really is an amazing and beautiful place. I remember watching all the news about her being missing when it happened and was brokenhearted to find out how things had really turned out for her. RIP Brittanee Drexel

  • @codyscott7962
    @codyscott7962 Рік тому +4

    It is a pleasure to listen, as always. When I feel down, I listen to these and remember that things could always be worse.

  • @tationotaliaferro8418
    @tationotaliaferro8418 Рік тому +21

    It sucks that Taylor suffered for something he didn't do. I’m glad he didn't cave in and make a false confession. Since that seems pretty common.

  • @Nostalgic_1
    @Nostalgic_1 Рік тому +88

    I've often wondered if Moody readily admitted to what he did and where they could find her body was because he had done other horrific unknown crimes in states that would have put him to death if he had gotten caught.
    Now that he's going to be in prison for the rest of his life I doubt that he's being looked at for other crimes unless he was directly implicated in them.

    • @nixm9093
      @nixm9093 Рік тому +5

      Yes! Exactly what I was thinking.

    • @supastar25
      @supastar25 Рік тому +8

      All those years on the outside after getting off his earlier crime...he definitely did this multiple times

    • @infantrygrunt44
      @infantrygrunt44 Рік тому

      Yea after hearing what he did to an 8 YEAR OLD LITTLE GIRL??!! He's definitely done similar acts to other girls. He's a sick MF. Wish they'd put his a$$ to sleep.

    • @cdes1776
      @cdes1776 Рік тому +5

      Free. Medical. Care.

    • @MrTaxiRob
      @MrTaxiRob Рік тому +3

      I wonder how many innocent people are sitting in prison in those other states for things he did....

  • @packnetadaija
    @packnetadaija Рік тому +6

    I remember hearing about this case in Morbid and it’s just so sad, not just because this happened to her, but I mean I can recall times where I lied to my mom about going one place but going somewhere else, and hearing the case I was just like thinking to myself “wow this could’ve been me.” It’s just so sad. I’m glad that the killer has finally been found

  • @csh43166
    @csh43166 Рік тому +40

    It always turns my stomach when I think about these poor souls who spent their final hours on this planet in terror at the hands of some human monster. RIP, lovely Brittanee... 😞🌹

    • @defundhollywood3259
      @defundhollywood3259 Рік тому +4

      I think about that too ☹☹

    • @kimmyfreak200
      @kimmyfreak200 Рік тому

      especially gross disgusting crazy meth head predators...that poor child omg

  • @tiredallthetime1636
    @tiredallthetime1636 Рік тому +40

    Brittany’s family and the Dr. Phil show owes the Taylor’s an apology and even then that won’t be enough. The Taylor’s should sue for damages tbh what happened to them was horrible.

  • @Scratchingforcash
    @Scratchingforcash Рік тому +7

    Having a bad day today, thanks Mike, when I saw this video pop up it made my day a little brighter.

  • @bdsaints1986
    @bdsaints1986 Рік тому +25

    Poor Brittanee. This literally could have been any teenage girl myself included when I was her age. I'm just lucky my friends watched out for me.

    • @slauderek3195
      @slauderek3195 Рік тому +3

      She said she was going with her bf and her friends but bf couldn’t make it and she was staying in a separate place from her friends so anytime she walked to her friends or went home it was alone. Not a good situation to be in

  • @anastasiachaliman4234
    @anastasiachaliman4234 Рік тому +13

    When you're busy cleaning and you get a notification for a new That Chapter video... best thing ever! Thanks Mike, for keeping me sane lol. I love your videos!

    • @reykaye6096
      @reykaye6096 Рік тому +3

      Hey I’m cleaning too 😂

    • @itsjust_Q
      @itsjust_Q Рік тому

      I know that feeling! 🙌🏻😂

  • @laratheplanespotter
    @laratheplanespotter Рік тому +22

    Nice to have a dose of That Chapter to celebrate passing my exams! Great to see you Mike. Much love to my That Chapter family. Love y’all. Now let’s have a goo!

  • @lilyt18
    @lilyt18 Рік тому +22

    Makes me sick the way law enforcement tried to pin this on Timothy Taylor.. how he was vilified.
    The whole weight of the FBI against him, a young Black man.
    Surprise, surprise 😒

    • @eadweard.
      @eadweard. Рік тому +3

      You should probably tell that to the young black man who accused him in the first place.

    • @babyanie4673
      @babyanie4673 Рік тому +6

      @@eadweard. It doesn't matter who accused him, a criminal accused him and the police ate it up and used him as a scapegoat for their lazy police work.

    • @eadweard.
      @eadweard. Рік тому +1

      @@babyanie4673 Scapegoat? Twaddle. Two separate people - the jailbird and the victim's father - said they witnessed highly incriminating behaviour, so of course he was in the frame. Despite that, he was never even charged, and the real killer went to prison.

    • @babyanie4673
      @babyanie4673 Рік тому

      @@eadweard. He wasn't charged yet him and his family suffered for year's under false accusations. Yes scapegoat, the police actively lied to the family for year's about the Taylors being involved in their daughters disappearance.

    • @williamgraham5630
      @williamgraham5630 Рік тому +1

      ​@@eadweard. If the cops had done their jobs in the first place, they would have caught the real killer. He had been a person of interest after and there was video evidence which they even overlooked.
      That young man might not have been charged, but he and his entire family's lives were ruined. We know the criminal lied and I personally believe the father lied about that encounter. Which by the way is not incriminating. Laughing and crumbling up a poster and throwing it out the window is not incriminating. It's a dick move, but not incriminating.
      Timothy passed several lie detector tests; there was no DNA or any other evidence that linked him to the crime, yet the police kept harrassing him and her family went around calling for violence against him AND his family.
      This man needs to lawyer up and sue for compensation and at the very least demand an apology on the Dr. Phil show.

  • @mavinajfan
    @mavinajfan Рік тому +8

    My dad was friends with Ray Moody growing up. He hadn’t spoken to him since they were in high school but when we were younger he told us about an old friend that was a pedophile and then when this happened he was shocked that he knew a murderer but wasn’t exactly that surprised after knowing him and his criminal background. So strange.

  • @lindsayantwine1097
    @lindsayantwine1097 Рік тому +114

    Moral of the story, kids, is LISTEN TO YOUR MOM when she tells you something is a bad idea. She's probably not trying to kill your good time, she's trying to protect you from murderous predators.

    • @klhaldane
      @klhaldane Рік тому +11

      Yes, it must have been so painful to have your daughter (and I do have one) ignore your "don't go there, there isn't an adult I trust in the group" warning and then such a terrible thing happens.

    • @jamespfitz
      @jamespfitz Рік тому +8

      "...she's trying to protect you from murderous predators." Yeah, because that's not crazy.

    • @lindsayantwine1097
      @lindsayantwine1097 Рік тому +17

      @@jamespfitz not sure how it's crazy when that EXACT thing happened, but go off, I guess.

    • @jpsalcedo7407
      @jpsalcedo7407 Рік тому +4

      Moms know best. My mom ❤️

    • @oddzendz4933
      @oddzendz4933 Рік тому +12

      @@jamespfitz It's not crazy, especially not in this day and age. Or ever, tbh. This story is a parent's worst nightmare. And there are a lot of awful people out there.

  • @breakfastserial
    @breakfastserial Рік тому +12

    Always excited for a new That Chapter!

  • @ebonywilkes3589
    @ebonywilkes3589 Рік тому +27

    I don’t believe for one second that she approached him , she clearly wasn’t into drugs or weed. That’s why she was not having very much fun with other girls. I can’t stomach a sex offender, hearing them talk makes my skin crawl. I hope and pray that everyone of those sick monsters get caught

  • @Kimber-bz9fe
    @Kimber-bz9fe Рік тому +2

    Absolutely love the way you narrated this video. You Made it human & personal. Well done

  • @RayRae559
    @RayRae559 Рік тому +16

    "I hear you barking big dog" is one of my favorite lines by Mike 😂❤

  • @allsmilz7234
    @allsmilz7234 Рік тому +4

    Thanks for sharing a sad story with great narrative MikeO 🍀💚
    _Nice background_

  • @dezgarrett2790
    @dezgarrett2790 Рік тому +36

    There is no amount of money that they could pay me if I were the Taylor family that would make this ok. That being said, I'd definitely let them try to make it ok. Dr. Phil allowing the defamation on his show make him just as guilty as any one else involved in it.

    • @supastar25
      @supastar25 Рік тому

      Dr Phil is a reckless POS for that

    • @hardyzme
      @hardyzme Рік тому +1

      Dass riite!! They need 6 miilion dollars in reparashawns and sheiit.

    • @TashaxMack
      @TashaxMack Рік тому +5

      @@hardyzme unnecessary

    • @cgtcne
      @cgtcne 5 місяців тому

      Agreed

    • @dezgarrett2790
      @dezgarrett2790 5 місяців тому

      @@hardyzme Guess you thought that would be funny....

  • @davidrenton
    @davidrenton 6 місяців тому +3

    when they say Prison does'nt work, every second he is in prison, he is not on the streets. The role is not to rehabilitate , but to make sure he can't do anything like that again. Prison works

  • @NicCanDance
    @NicCanDance Рік тому +14

    Not only was their life ruined, and the Taylor family ruined, but Moody got away with murder for 12 years. There is no way there aren’t any other bodies from him, and sadly someone else may be doing the time.

  • @jussymorgan1358
    @jussymorgan1358 Рік тому +11

    Her poor mum. What more could she do, so sad.