Dr. Cherryl Pearson is/was my cousin!!! I'm still shocked about the whole situation and how she has yet to be found! I'm praying we can get justice for her and every other missing person out there... These people are LOVED!!
Wow that is wild! 😮 Does anybody have any theories at all?? It seems like the payphone call is significant but I wouldn't know where to go with it from there. 😢
I'm so sorry! My cousin disappeared when we were kids, it was really strange and sad and they adults didn't tell the kids much. Something like 20 years later, my great grandparent's 100+acre land was sold and bulldozed to make a neighborhood: his tiny remains were found in a huge pile of fallen trees. Coroner suspected he died when he was trapped and crushed by the tree trunks. Over the years my family piled fallen trees and debris over where his body was for 20 years. Very sad.
I've been in situations where I've sat outside of venues, calling friends to no avail, unable to find them... and you know what happened? Yup, they caught a ride and went home. Slept at home peacefully while I was up frazzled.
@@nurturetheearth yeah the way the video describes it makes it sound like an honest mix up. when you're out with a large group of friends and people head home at different times and different cars, it's really not hard to lose track of who left with who. it's so sad but i think people are being unfair to people who no doubt felt terrible for what happened and have thought many times what they could have done differently to prevent it. people have to look out for their friends but it doesnt seem like a case of friends callously disregarding their friend's safety and doing nothing to make sure they get back home. just a really normal miscommunication with terrible consequences. its very sad. we are lucky to live in a time where most people have cell phones and finding someone when you get separated can be as simple as texting "where are you?" though of course that doesnt always work, as your own story shows :P
This is the first time I've seen anyone cover Dail's case, and I thank you for it. One thing you left out - she supposedly left her purse behind in the bar. The bouncer was the last person to see her and she decided to go somewhere else, leaving her purse behind? I think she never left the bar on her own.
We did all the time, because we wanted to party differently. I hated hanging out late and all my friends loved hanging out til 4-5am. So it always ended with me sneaking out on them, leaving alone. I am 48 now and nohing ever happened. Course....I never hitched, though.And we never went by car since we didn´t drink and drive.
The case on Henrietta sounds super sketchy. 2 guys tried to remove her from the bar and no one stepped in? Even though she was a regular and they were strangers? ?? Think the bar tender knows more then he's letting on....
I think the bartender was another woman, not a guy. I'm not sure how much of a "regular" she was there, though; if two guys were allowed to harass her and basically drag her out of the bar, without the police being called or anyone stopping them. Just saying...I feel sorry for her...poor lady.
I almost think that the guy that later came forward to say he gave her a ride was one of those 2 guys. Maybe he was having a guilty conscience after all those years and figured he'd throw the police a bone but with as little detail as he could
Unfortunately Indigenous women/people in Canada are not treated with respect at all & there are many cases of missing Indigenous women because they aren't investigated well at all
@@Rtv498_ Another tragic situation in so many ways, among them, Henrietta made a few too many dubious choices. Having two children when she couldn't take care of herself, let alone them, and getting drunk in bars, didn't help.
@@GoGreen1977 if we’re talking about the case it still stands that the response to (or lack thereof) and factors involved are linked to a larger societal issue in Canada
I had a group of girlfriends that I grew up with and had known for years. They left me at a very crowded New Years Eve party at a large hotel. They left me on the dance floor. I noticed I was the only one of the group being asked to dance. I guess they taught me a lesson. Needless to say that was the end of that friendship. I believe that girl's so called friends purposely left her.
R Monty .....they taught you a lesson? They should be taught a lesson. You never leave anyone behind. It wasn’t your fault they are the ugly step sisters.
They went to the concert as a group with multiple cars and left the bar at different times, and they all assumed she'd gone home in one of the other's cars. One of the things that has always stuck out to me as hinky is that, according to the bouncer, she talked to him about her friends accidentally leaving her behind, then left the bar herself, alone, leaving her purse behind. This was before cell phones, so she would have needed to use a pay phone or pay for a cab (and there were a lot of cabs in that area at night - it was near the university and a major party spot with lots of bars and restaurants) and how she'd use a payphone/pay for a cab without her purse I have no idea. I know I'd never leave my purse behind. I'm sorry your "friends" turned out to be jerks.
If my friends want to leave and I don't know anyone else. I leave too. My friends tho would have told me they were leaving and not left without telling me.
Dr. Cheryl Pearson has to be a professional job, this is far too clean for it to be the work of an amateur. There are parts of car interiors that will retain fingerprints that the layman wouldn't even think to wipe down, which is how a lot of people get caught. Knowing where to be able to make the call to her home without being seen or recorded and still being able to be on her route to wherever she was going, probably the hospital, shows a real depth of research and knowledge of the area which smacks of professionalism...
Heavy casefiles is definitely a cut above. Very straightforward & accessible. A shame there is so much potential content. Prayers for the victims & loved ones.
The Henrietta Millek case hits way to close to home for me, I live literally 27 minutes away from Makinsons/Roaches Line. Canada dose have a surprisingly high amount of Indigenous women who go missing or are murdered every year 🥺 It has been described as a Canadian national crisis.
Sounds like a conspiracy against indigenous people. The Newfoundland police would never wish to speak about Henrietta's case to her family members. It is suspicious
Melanie Osmond are there packs of wolves, bears or mountain lions in the regions? Can you consider that some but not all were walking down a road and happened upon a wild animal or pack of wolves? those gone missing in national forests may also have been stalked by carnivores which can and will kill and consume anything with they can catch.
Summer Snow No, we actually don’t have bears, mountain lions or wolves around here. My husband was actually asked to help clear a forested area around where she went missing, freaked me out that they might find something.
Jojo oli I don’t think she did it with bad intentions. It sounds like her motherly instinct just kicked in and she figured “I don’t want the police thinking my daughter is a slob” and decided to straighten up a little bit. She probably put things away not realizing that they could be clues. I am willing to bet though that she now feels a lot of regret for cleaning up. She probably feels guilty and thinks that she destroyed evidence that could have solved her daughters case. I feel bad for her family. I hope her case is one day solved.
I agree that this was done innocently, also people have nervous energy and feel helpless just waiting for news so they have to keep busy, or could be "let me clean up so when she comes home its all done"
There's a lot of people who clean, pace, talk, wander aimlessly, etc bc they need to keep themselves occupied when anxious. I cook and bake or paint when I'm feeling stress. Other people sleep or shut down.
I think it is best to never let anyone know they are a beneficiary. I can see it with a significant other, even though people are sadly set up by their significant others sometimes. Otherwise, do not tell a sibling, relative, friend, or anyone else about it. When you die the insurance company attempts to notify the beneficiary so they receive the payout. That is how some people are pleasantly surprised to find they are a beneficiary (even under sad circumastances.) Otherwise, they don't need to know. It only invites possible trouble.
If he wanted her to be dead so they could claim the insurance, he would’ve had to kill her and leave her to be found, ruled dead and paid out swiftly. I don’t think he did it.
I’m telling you they had something to do with it ... just doesn’t seem right !!!! If I was a detective I wouldn’t close that case out .... just my gut feeling....
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for covering cases involving native, indigenous, and aboriginal people. There are literally thousands of our women missing in both Canada and the US. They’re the demographic most likely to be murdered, but news outlets rarely cover their cases and even fewer cases get solved. You’re doing an amazing thing here, thank you ❤️
"Buddies" do. They aren't really your friends. They don't care about you. A true friend is hard to come by. But if you have one (or more) then consider yourself Lucky.
What is wrong with people, WE COME TOGETHER WE LEAVE TOGETHER!!!!! I will never just leave a person BY THEMSELVES IN A BAR OR CONCERT. SMH!!!! And let everyone know this when the event begins, we leave together, after you are in a safe place what you do after is on you.
Seriously this is my pet peeve once u leave me stranded than you clearly don't care for me, and if I bring u somewhere n we even fist fight I'll still take u home ugh
Avalon Park I agree with you 100%! It would just not be in my vocabulary to say “I guess she caught a ride home”. If we all drive there, we are ALL leaving there. That’s why women go to a public bathroom in pairs or as a group. Safety in numbers!
@@Carol-D.1324 Yes, people are so care less now days. And in most areas buses stop running at certain time periods. And you know bars close in the middle of dawn so people need to be aware.
Re: Dr Pearson, I think her sis knows what happened. Why the elaborate story assuming health concerns and driving off and got in an accident? ... and the mother “cleaned up” around the house. Where were the police protecting the potential crime scene?
If someone has severe type 1 diabetes, assuming a medical emergency is VERY reasonable. A medical emergency for someone with Type 1 can involve confusion and loss of consciousness, both of which could VERY easily lead to a car crash. I understand why that may have seemed specific, but really all it shows is that she knew what her sister's condition could do if something happened. "Her car isn't here, and her meds are" is entirely enough to jump to that as a likely scenario.
@Carol Bogdanowitz my sentiments exactly. So they can drag me off somewhere and torture me? Fuck that. We getting it popping right there in my living room
@@SweetChocolateDropTV I used to run from my mom so, hell yea. They DEFINITELY gotta work for dat ass killing if I made her work for the ass whippings 💀
How would someone get into your house in the first place? Unless, you're one of those dumb people who thinks "This is a safe community. I don't need to lock my door"
In the case of Henrietta Millek, since she was left on a highway, I wonder if she is a possible missing person linked to The Highway of Tears? Though, the incident with 2 men at the bar seems more likely to be involved with her disappearance. I truly love your stories and your oratory skills. Most importantly, your dedication to bring to light these cases that I personally have never heard about which leads to believe that others have not as well. Thank you for bringing these stories forward and giving these people a voice and exposure.
Newfoundland is the island in the east coast of CANADA , THE HIGHWAY OF TEARS IS IN WESTERN CANADA AND INCLUDES 2 PROVINCES ALBERTA AND BRITISH COLUMBIA P.S. CANADA IS A VERY LARGE COUNTRY LAND WISE .
I had never heard of any of these cases except the first one. That's a rare experience. Congrats. I still would like to hear you voice your own beliefs about these, at least in brief.
Dear Denise: NONE of the YT True Crime channels voice their beliefs about such disappearances. My guess is that there are many predators travelling around our society who are never caught because they are always on the move and because they take the victims with them out of the local area. The FBI has recently uncovered many unsolved murders and disappearances that they are now attributing to serial killer truck drivers. Because most have cross country routes, they are almost impossible to detect, much less apprehend.
I am so glad to see how you're growing!! And how many more people are noticing your TALENT !!! Keep it up!! This video made my boring day sooo much better!!! One of your #1 fans!😘💪
You're so right! Same cases over and over!.............I would; however, like to see you take a crack at that relatively obscure Jack the Ripper case. Haven't heard much on it recently. Kind of a cold case, but I'm convinced it can be solved and the perpetrator brought to justice!
@@elanastahl1929 Of course, that's not the point imo. Exposure is critical for ALL the cases but constantly replaying the same ones is lazy content generation, if one genuinely cares about the missing/unsolved publicity is important, no one watches the same content over and again if we are casual viewers so it's self-defeating too.
Yeah another Episode 🙌🏻 I love that you have cases I've never heard of. It's refreshing that it's not just the same ones over and over again... Thanks for bringing all this cases to light.. Hopefully all the families can find closure one day
Milkman4279 It seems as if there is Institutional Discrimination against an entire ethnic segment! It’s unfortunate that there is not educational programs and training that attempts to reverse this unfortunate bias.
Where was the apathy? Law enforcement actively worked on the case for many years and may still be doing so. Had they done nothing, I could see you making this claim, but they did a lot and had very little to work with. The issue with them not discussing the case with the woman who called makes sense. She was not directly related to the victim. They may have a policy that does not allow them to disclose details to just anyone who calls in, similar to not giving out healthcare information to random people. The person who answered the phone was obviously not familiar with the case and the information provided may not have been correct in order for them to look it up, or it may have not been available in their system because of the age of the case. I just can't see any wrongdoing on the police department's part.
I like the fact that you use photographs throughout your videos which help the viewers connect to the story. I love your work (and contrary to a previous comment I made) your narration seems more natural in this upload. I am subscribing today. Cheers.
These are just so sad. Looking into the eyes of these people. I wish I had the gift should be able to connect with them, and just ask them what in the hell happened to you?.… It’s just so not right, and unfair that people in their loved ones have to go through things like this.
I think the same thing, and it's so sad that their families have yet to have any answers, even a body to put to rest. There are so many out there who have no regard for life.
Christine Hutchins Absolutely, Christine. It’s so sad like you say no regard for life, by the people who kill them… Or the jerk up there 👆🏽 who called me an idiot, for caring. People like these folks, I really do pity. Because it shows such a projection of their personal fears and insecurities. Their unhappiness and deep misery in their lives. At the core of their souls. I sincerely hope they get the healing they need. I really do. Before they harm themselves and/or other people.
The last case it sounds like the 2 witnesses who saw her last by giving her lift were probs the murderers from the bar & just trying to cover the tracts & there pictures should be shown to bar women
It makes me sad in the first case that the mother cleaned up the house. My mom would probably do the same thing if something like that happened to me, because that's how parents be but dang. But please leave the scene alone just in case
You are doing a real service covering these lesser known cases. When a person goes missing they leave such devastating vacuum in the lives of those who cared for them. In these days of the internet you just never know if someone with key information might be encouraged to come forward and bring these loved ones some peace.
It is so baffling to me that anyone can go missing now with cell phones and cameras just about everywhere you look...A good amount of work has to go in covering tracks or extreme luck
Somebody knew Bill Lange would stop and help. My guess is he was enticed into stopping then foul play probably kidnapped. Maybe someone with a grudge if he was known to be rough around the edges.
I wonder if Dr. Pearson had any rivals or disgruntled employees at work or maybe a bitter/jealous ex?? I feel like someone hired a hitman and that payphone call to her home was to confirm that the deed was done. Whoever kidnapped/killed her was a pro. No finger prints & no surveillance...had to be planned. No criminal is that lucky. Her friends were there until 1 am and the mystery caller called at 1:58 am either they know more or whoever took/killed her was watching...lying in wait for her company to leave. A 58 min. window of opportunity. Whoever did it wasnt interested in a few bucks at all bc they left the bank envelope with the $140 untouched. I would think any common criminal wouldve taken the cash, even as an afterthought. The stakes were higher than monetary gain.
Kristie McCloud could’ve been someone that she ran into that she knew who met her with foul play. They need to look into all people in her life’s financials
@@epizzle9232 It was too clean of a job for it to be spur of the moment. It was def someone she knew/knew her very well. Knew what to say to get her to leave her home without any of her meds or other necessities. It's just too clean.
I've only just found your channel, but I am so glad I did!! Excellent videos, fantastic information, much better content than some of the "other" channels. Thank you!
In respects to the cop saying he wouldn't talk to her about a case even if he knew what the case was is common practice. You don't give information out that you don't want potential suspects to know about, and to anyone walking down the street could be a suspect.
You bring unheard of mysteries to light. Spreading them to the public and seeking answers. Thank you for not covering the same stories and introducing us to unsolved cases we haven’t heard of. Amazing channel
I bet Bill Lange was a good Samaritan that came across the wrong person. Unfortunately, this is why I don't help others on the roads. If I knew who was the good buy or the bad guy, I would help them for sure.
Hannah Graham and Morgan Dana Harrington were murdered five years apart by the same Charlottesville taxicab driver about fifteen years after Dail Dinwiddie disappeared. Any chance that Jesse Matthew, Jr. was driving a cab in or around Columbia in 1992? At any rate I'd look for a taxi driver who picked a fare but never took her home.
My daughter's missing, no where to be found but let's clean her house up for her for when she DOES come back...can't let anyone see a mess in her home... DA
Henrietas story is horrible and tragic. Two men enter her regular bar and forcably take her, only to never show up at the bar again. No sign of Henrietta after that... If she did hitchhike then what happened to the two men seen at the bar???
Thank you for covering the case of Dail Dinwiddie. Her disappearance has been a big deal around here. Personally, I believe she may have been a victim of trafficking, but no one wants to believe that sort of thing happens around here.
I bet its still eating dales friends alive that left her alone there that night. Silly mistake but how could you just leave your friend all by herself without saying goodnye
@@reesedaniel5835 No...more likely they were drunk, and kids really honestly think that everything will be alright and nothing bad will happen to them or to their friends...because nothing really bad HAS happened to them...yet. It's just the naivety of youth. We all have been there...they obviously thought she would be OK and find a safe ride home. I don't think they were very close friends of hers and should have known better...but they didn't.
@@bettywith2girls They didn't realize at all that she had been left behind. They thought she had gone in one of the earlier cars. I think this was in the days before cell phones.
Be smart and take care of yourself. Stop depending on other people to rescue you. So annoying. If people weren't so stupid and weak then maybe predators would have a harder time abducting, raping and killing people. 😱😘
So I happened upon this channel by happenstance and I really like the no fuss way you get right into the videos and I have to say a lot of the other channels all do variations of the same cases, and it was refreshing to find that you have done videos on cases I wasn't aware of so thank you for that! Definitely subscribing!!
Omg the disappearances of Bill is so haunting. My strength and love to you Savanna. I pray that answers come. Loosing our parents if loved is the hardest thing to deal with in life. To all here who have lost love ones I give my heart felt comfort to you all.🌿
Ye Gods! What is wrong with people? I've never EVER gone somewhere with someone and then left without them afterwards! (Unless that was the plan of course) It troubles me that this happens at all, never mind it seems to happen quite often! 😔🙁😞
Thank you for talking about cases we never heard of. Most channels tmfocus on popular cases that everyone else focuses on. There are so many unknown cases that don't get attention.
Thank you so much! This is one video where I've not known any of the cases. Thank you for shedding light on some lesser known cases to us! You speak so clearly too which is so refreshing! 🖤
Henrietta's story sounds very fishy. How well did they check around outside of the bar? A bar tender See's everything it's part of the job. Henrietta sounds like she would have told anyone about her plans because she was looking for a ride. I bet her body is closer to the bar, within a 15 mile radius away. Was Henrietta intoxicated enough to bother people at the bar? 1.The last sighting story just doesn't sound right. 2.Bars are like family and when two stranger's walk in your house you watch them, so I don't believe Henrietta was taken out of the bar by stranger's. Not saying she couldn't have fallowed these people outside while still pestering for a ride. I hate it when a soul goes missing, it's just out there waiting.
I have the same group of friends that we go to concerts together. Even though were all in our 40s and 50s. We have the same rules we have had for over a decade. The first person arrives and texts where we have parked. Then we all park in the same area together. Now that we are older after the show we go eat together. We all walk to our cars together When we are done eating we leave together. The males always walk any solo females to our cars, especially if we leave the venue or restaurant early. Then when we arrive home we text everyone that we made it home. My fiance has the numbers of all my concert friends. If he does not go to a show with me..he knows where I'm going and who with. And all my friends have his number. If he is working out of town he gets updated texts of where I am. That way should something ever happen to me. He could go right to the police with all the information needed.
I just found your channel and after hearing a couple of videos I've subscribed. I love you do cases I've not heard of, well done on the research, you cover all the details of each case very well. I can see this channel growing much bigger as time passes. Keep up the good work!
I feel for the families. There are so many sites/channels discussing missing persons and I hope that all of them use any donations they get over the costs of production for purposes that continue to help locate missing people, or donated to a worthwhile organization like TX Equi-search which constantly sends trained search teams with sprcialries like diving, search dogs, and horseback searchers to assist depts and families with lack of resources find missing people....
Sigh...happy sigh...interesting. intriguing and inspiring...you keep getting better!!. Dr. Pearsons case--no finger prints? Hmmmm. Praying for the families/victims/solutions and closure. And I get the mother cleaning the house though destroying evidence...old school thinking of leaving everything spotless & clean for good reputations sake....Art therapy for survivors seems like it would certainly help with the healing process. Keep up the good/gifted job Heavy case files!!!
I have NO CLUE how I even found your channel (😂) but I'm GLAD I DID.... You do amazing work!!!! This episode is probably the 3rd one I've watched 💗💗💗 That case with Dale..... That was messed up ANY TIME you go out with ppl your supposed to COME AND LEAVE with your group... Even if they thought she left some one should have stayed back JUST IN CASE 🤦🏾♀️
kryer981 This has happened with Uber drivers as well that someone goes missing or is killed by them...if anything, I’m tired of hearing about horrible friends leaving their other firmed alone to fend for themselves....it’s 2019...do better, people! I hope each of them feel absolutely responsible for creating the situation that caused her disappearance....horrible, horrible “friends”...🙄😔💔
@@KristinaLopezWrites Exactly, THANK YOU! That's just what I was thinking. What real friend just decides to up and leave without any concern of the friends whereabouts. This was in a bar, so they must not have looked very good. The excuse that all the friends drove up in multiple cars, so they assumed she'd just leave with a random without saying anything? Just Stupid. Now they have to live with that decision.
You've never heard of taxicabs? Uber isn't free, how would that be any different than a cab? I trust cab drivers much more than sketchy Uber drivers, who are not even properly insured to operate a passenger for hire vehicle! She went missing because her friends are irresponsible.
@@KristinaLopezWrites Agreed. "Kryer981" made an ignorant comment. Uber would not have saved Dail. Her friends left her vulnerable. She would have been safer in a taxi than with Uber.
I live in Memphis, TN. I was 25 when Dr. Pearson disappeared and this is the first time I have heard of her case!! Thank you!! Are you from somewhere close to here? I have noticed 2 cases from Memphis from your channel, I believe, but I'm pretty new to your channel!❤️
heavy casefiles. I live in Germantown now!😂 If you don't mind me asking, when did you graduate high school? I went to Kirby 1995!! 🤪 I love your content and I am excited to see more!❤️
I like that you bring awareness to lesser known or largely unknown cases. It's good to See. Also was Dr Pearson last seen at a gas station on "date-rape Drive?" 🙄😢
I don’t think investigators do a good enough job anymore. I feel like they get lazy and after checking out the obvious places and interviewing the obvious people (which anyone could do) they say they have no leads and leave it at that. If you look how many people go missing, most of whom we never hear about, it’s astounding to see the numbers and it’s hard to believe they put a lot of effort into their searches
David Paulides said Missing persons is the bastard child of law enforcement, its not right,but it is understandable-not defending it- just saying the reason so often they act as they do is because 99 percent of missing persons cases are usually solved in a a few days and most the vast majority are people who chose to disappear for a few days or a week, but there is that very large 1 percent who are victims of crimes. its just frustrating for police to vet all the cases and discover which is which is all.
Dr. Cherryl Pearson is/was my cousin!!! I'm still shocked about the whole situation and how she has yet to be found! I'm praying we can get justice for her and every other missing person out there... These people are LOVED!!
Wow that is wild! 😮 Does anybody have any theories at all?? It seems like the payphone call is significant but I wouldn't know where to go with it from there. 😢
I'm so sorry! My cousin disappeared when we were kids, it was really strange and sad and they adults didn't tell the kids much. Something like 20 years later, my great grandparent's 100+acre land was sold and bulldozed to make a neighborhood: his tiny remains were found in a huge pile of fallen trees. Coroner suspected he died when he was trapped and crushed by the tree trunks. Over the years my family piled fallen trees and debris over where his body was for 20 years. Very sad.
@@hennesey8 that's so sad!!!! OMG... I hate to hear that but I'm glad he can rest in peace now.
@@hennesey8 thanks for your condolences.. my condolences to you and your family as well
Im really for your loss!! 😥😥
Always bothers me that people just assume their friends would just 'get a ride' and leave without telling them.
I know. What "friend" leaves another stranded.
I've been in situations where I've sat outside of venues, calling friends to no avail, unable to find them... and you know what happened? Yup, they caught a ride and went home. Slept at home peacefully while I was up frazzled.
That is wild.
Or they wait 24 to 48 hrs bc they think everyone runs away
@@nurturetheearth yeah the way the video describes it makes it sound like an honest mix up. when you're out with a large group of friends and people head home at different times and different cars, it's really not hard to lose track of who left with who. it's so sad but i think people are being unfair to people who no doubt felt terrible for what happened and have thought many times what they could have done differently to prevent it. people have to look out for their friends but it doesnt seem like a case of friends callously disregarding their friend's safety and doing nothing to make sure they get back home. just a really normal miscommunication with terrible consequences. its very sad.
we are lucky to live in a time where most people have cell phones and finding someone when you get separated can be as simple as texting "where are you?" though of course that doesnt always work, as your own story shows :P
This is the first time I've seen anyone cover Dail's case, and I thank you for it. One thing you left out - she supposedly left her purse behind in the bar. The bouncer was the last person to see her and she decided to go somewhere else, leaving her purse behind? I think she never left the bar on her own.
Dail had the worst bunch of friends in the world .
How can they all assume she left in another car when they were all there ☹️
stupid dumbasses.
Young and drunk. At that age everyone assumes nothing can happen to them. :(
Stupid bitches left their mate behind to ride on a dick
Nicole Howell I was thinking the same thing talk about fake friends they should of look for when they lost her
We did all the time, because we wanted to party differently. I hated hanging out late and all my friends loved hanging out til 4-5am. So it always ended with me sneaking out on them, leaving alone. I am 48 now and nohing ever happened. Course....I never hitched, though.And we never went by car since we didn´t drink and drive.
The case on Henrietta sounds super sketchy. 2 guys tried to remove her from the bar and no one stepped in? Even though she was a regular and they were strangers? ?? Think the bar tender knows more then he's letting on....
I think the bartender was another woman, not a guy. I'm not sure how much of a "regular" she was there, though; if two guys were allowed to harass her and basically drag her out of the bar, without the police being called or anyone stopping them. Just saying...I feel sorry for her...poor lady.
I almost think that the guy that later came forward to say he gave her a ride was one of those 2 guys. Maybe he was having a guilty conscience after all those years and figured he'd throw the police a bone but with as little detail as he could
Unfortunately Indigenous women/people in Canada are not treated with respect at all & there are many cases of missing Indigenous women because they aren't investigated well at all
@@Rtv498_ Another tragic situation in so many ways, among them, Henrietta made a few too many dubious choices. Having two children when she couldn't take care of herself, let alone them, and getting drunk in bars, didn't help.
@@GoGreen1977 if we’re talking about the case it still stands that the response to (or lack thereof) and factors involved are linked to a larger societal issue in Canada
I had a group of girlfriends that I grew up with and had known for years. They left me at a very crowded New Years Eve party at a large hotel. They left me on the dance floor. I noticed I was the only one of the group being asked to dance. I guess they taught me a lesson. Needless to say that was the end of that friendship. I believe that girl's so called friends purposely left her.
R Monty .....they taught you a lesson? They should be taught a lesson. You never leave anyone behind. It wasn’t your fault they are the ugly step sisters.
They went to the concert as a group with multiple cars and left the bar at different times, and they all assumed she'd gone home in one of the other's cars. One of the things that has always stuck out to me as hinky is that, according to the bouncer, she talked to him about her friends accidentally leaving her behind, then left the bar herself, alone, leaving her purse behind. This was before cell phones, so she would have needed to use a pay phone or pay for a cab (and there were a lot of cabs in that area at night - it was near the university and a major party spot with lots of bars and restaurants) and how she'd use a payphone/pay for a cab without her purse I have no idea. I know I'd never leave my purse behind. I'm sorry your "friends" turned out to be jerks.
If my friends want to leave and I don't know anyone else. I leave too. My friends tho would have told me they were leaving and not left without telling me.
It's both amazing and sad that you are always able to find cases I've never heard of, despite being a true crime junkie. There are so many cases.
One channel on here is all about serial killers. I didn't know there were so many serial killers.
Right, it is scary...There are soo many cases we do not hear about, so many people missing/dead with no closure
Right. Before this channels, I was under the impression that this only happened in third world countries.
@@bonzomcduffy8336 which channel is that?
@Lon Hixson get a damn life already!
Dr. Cheryl Pearson has to be a professional job, this is far too clean for it to be the work of an amateur. There are parts of car interiors that will retain fingerprints that the layman wouldn't even think to wipe down, which is how a lot of people get caught. Knowing where to be able to make the call to her home without being seen or recorded and still being able to be on her route to wherever she was going, probably the hospital, shows a real depth of research and knowledge of the area which smacks of professionalism...
Yes - the brother-in-law is not off the hook, just b/c he had an alibi.
@@MM-Iconoclast exactly.
I wonder what contacts the brother in law made while in prison?
Or someone just wiped down the entire car
Heavy casefiles is definitely a cut above. Very straightforward & accessible. A shame there is so much potential content. Prayers for the victims & loved ones.
The Henrietta Millek case hits way to close to home for me, I live literally 27 minutes away from Makinsons/Roaches Line.
Canada dose have a surprisingly high amount of Indigenous women who go missing or are murdered every year 🥺 It has been described as a Canadian national crisis.
Melanie Osmond there’s a fb page for Indigenous women so many women on there who have disappeared 😢
Montana has the same problem.
Sounds like a conspiracy against indigenous people. The Newfoundland police would never wish to speak about Henrietta's case to her family members. It is suspicious
Melanie Osmond are there packs of wolves, bears or mountain lions in the regions? Can you consider that some but not all were walking down a road and happened upon a wild animal or pack of wolves? those gone missing in national forests may also have been stalked by carnivores which can and will kill and consume anything with they can catch.
Summer Snow No, we actually don’t have bears, mountain lions or wolves around here. My husband was actually asked to help clear a forested area around where she went missing, freaked me out that they might find something.
Wait a second, he first case the mother hears her daughter is missing and she goes to her daughter home and cleans everything? Wtf
Jojo oli I don’t think she did it with bad intentions. It sounds like her motherly instinct just kicked in and she figured “I don’t want the police thinking my daughter is a slob” and decided to straighten up a little bit. She probably put things away not realizing that they could be clues. I am willing to bet though that she now feels a lot of regret for cleaning up. She probably feels guilty and thinks that she destroyed evidence that could have solved her daughters case. I feel bad for her family. I hope her case is one day solved.
I agree that this was done innocently, also people have nervous energy and feel helpless just waiting for news so they have to keep busy, or could be "let me clean up so when she comes home its all done"
It could be innocent, but you can't just assume that it was, as it could equally have a sinister implication.
There's a lot of people who clean, pace, talk, wander aimlessly, etc bc they need to keep themselves occupied when anxious. I cook and bake or paint when I'm feeling stress. Other people sleep or shut down.
@@allieville1 you're so wise
No way would my sister be my beneficiary if her husband was a criminal
Yeah, alibi picked apart or not, I still think he was involved.
I think it is best to never let anyone know they are a beneficiary. I can see it with a significant other, even though people are sadly set up by their significant others sometimes. Otherwise, do not tell a sibling, relative, friend, or anyone else about it. When you die the insurance company attempts to notify the beneficiary so they receive the payout. That is how some people are pleasantly surprised to find they are a beneficiary (even under sad circumastances.) Otherwise, they don't need to know. It only invites possible trouble.
@@cheatednomore6430 Yep. She could have put her nieces names instead and they would get the money when they become adults.
If he wanted her to be dead so they could claim the insurance, he would’ve had to kill her and leave her to be found, ruled dead and paid out swiftly. I don’t think he did it.
I’m telling you they had something to do with it ... just doesn’t seem right !!!! If I was a detective I wouldn’t close that case out .... just my gut feeling....
In the Henrietta case, is it possible that the witness that came forward after 30 years is one of the two men that was bothering her in the bar?
gwenny3080 i just asked the same question-should have scrolled through comments first🤦🏻♀️. I think it's possible
Of course it is possible.
Anything is.
I think it's very possible.
@@velkrokitty260 There are nearly 500 comments.. some people don't scroll and read, scroll and read..
I thought that too...guilty conscious gets ya 30 years later when you haven't slept well.....
You're videos are getting better and better! Thanks for shedding some light on lesser known cases, too.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for covering cases involving native, indigenous, and aboriginal people. There are literally thousands of our women missing in both Canada and the US. They’re the demographic most likely to be murdered, but news outlets rarely cover their cases and even fewer cases get solved. You’re doing an amazing thing here, thank you ❤️
What kind of friends go home and leave someone behind without making sure their friend is okay??
"Buddies" do.
They aren't really your friends. They don't care about you.
A true friend is hard to come by. But if you have one (or more) then consider yourself Lucky.
the first one is definitely foul play.
Second one too
What is wrong with people, WE COME TOGETHER WE LEAVE TOGETHER!!!!! I will never just leave a person BY THEMSELVES IN A BAR OR CONCERT. SMH!!!! And let everyone know this when the event begins, we leave together, after you are in a safe place what you do after is on you.
Avalon Park yup..and if you are dropping them off you make sure you see them get inside there home.
Seriously this is my pet peeve once u leave me stranded than you clearly don't care for me, and if I bring u somewhere n we even fist fight I'll still take u home ugh
Avalon Park
I agree with you 100%! It would just not be in my vocabulary to say “I guess she caught a ride home”. If we all drive there, we are ALL leaving there. That’s why women go to a public bathroom in pairs or as a group. Safety in numbers!
@@Carol-D.1324 Yes, people are so care less now days. And in most areas buses stop running at certain time periods. And you know bars close in the middle of dawn so people need to be aware.
Avalon Park Right!
Re: Dr Pearson, I think her sis knows what happened.
Why the elaborate story assuming health concerns and driving off and got in an accident?
... and the mother “cleaned up” around the house. Where were the police protecting the potential crime scene?
If someone has severe type 1 diabetes, assuming a medical emergency is VERY reasonable. A medical emergency for someone with Type 1 can involve confusion and loss of consciousness, both of which could VERY easily lead to a car crash.
I understand why that may have seemed specific, but really all it shows is that she knew what her sister's condition could do if something happened. "Her car isn't here, and her meds are" is entirely enough to jump to that as a likely scenario.
Yeah but that someone was going to benefit from her death at the same time.
Dude, its Memphis.....
“No Sign of Struggle” if someone walks in my house with a gun and tells me to move outside I don’t think I am going to put up a struggle.
@Carol Bogdanowitz my sentiments exactly.
So they can drag me off somewhere and torture me? Fuck that.
We getting it popping right there in my living room
@@blurat0033 lol right! they gone have to WORK for this kill
@@SweetChocolateDropTV I used to run from my mom so, hell yea. They DEFINITELY gotta work for dat ass killing if I made her work for the ass whippings 💀
How would someone get into your house in the first place? Unless, you're one of those dumb people who thinks "This is a safe community. I don't need to lock my door"
Nope, if they're going to kill me anyway, they'll have to do it where I am. Never let them take you to another location.
In the case of Henrietta Millek, since she was left on a highway, I wonder if she is a possible missing person linked to The Highway of Tears? Though, the incident with 2 men at the bar seems more likely to be involved with her disappearance.
I truly love your stories and your oratory skills. Most importantly, your dedication to bring to light these cases that I personally have never heard about which leads to believe that others have not as well.
Thank you for bringing these stories forward and giving these people a voice and exposure.
I have always thought she was part of the highway of tears.
The Highway of Tears is on the other side of the country.
Newfoundland is the island in the east coast of CANADA , THE HIGHWAY OF TEARS IS IN WESTERN CANADA AND INCLUDES 2 PROVINCES ALBERTA AND BRITISH COLUMBIA P.S. CANADA IS A VERY LARGE COUNTRY LAND WISE .
Most likely not. It’s on the other side of the country
I had never heard of any of these cases except the first one. That's a rare experience. Congrats. I still would like to hear you voice your own beliefs about these, at least in brief.
Dear Denise: NONE of the YT True Crime channels voice their beliefs about such disappearances. My guess is that there are many predators travelling around our society who are never caught because they are always on the move and because they take the victims with them out of the local area. The FBI has recently uncovered many unsolved murders and disappearances that they are now attributing to serial killer truck drivers. Because most have cross country routes, they are almost impossible to detect, much less apprehend.
@@ArtCurator2020 some do, like Shauna. She makes it a point of giving her opinion in every video on who may be responsible.
I am so glad to see how you're growing!! And how many more people are noticing your TALENT !!! Keep it up!! This video made my boring day sooo much better!!!
One of your #1 fans!😘💪
For Henrietta, why the hell didn’t the bartender call the police when the men were bothering her?
Nice job...im sick of hearing the same5cases over and over anyway
You're so right! Same cases over and over!.............I would; however, like to see you take a crack at that relatively obscure Jack the Ripper case. Haven't heard much on it recently. Kind of a cold case, but I'm convinced it can be solved and the perpetrator brought to justice!
Elana Stahl So are all the other missing people in cases no one hears about.
@@elanastahl1929
Of course, that's not the point imo. Exposure is critical for ALL the cases but constantly replaying the same ones is lazy content generation, if one genuinely cares about the missing/unsolved publicity is important, no one watches the same content over and again if we are casual viewers so it's self-defeating too.
@zadose I think Elisa had a psychotic break and/or was on drugs. That case is sssooo overly covered.
Bitch these are OLD!! THE FUCK YOU TALKING ABOUT?! these are the samee stories over and over
Wow she maybe on the heels of Criminally Listed
I was thinking that the other day 👍🏻
@@jessicadarlin6893 yeah she's really good, hey you may like my playlist on my channel.
@Christina Simpler Big Facts
At keast she uploads regularly 😅
@@mouthfeel2601 Big Facts, once again
Yeah another Episode 🙌🏻 I love that you have cases I've never heard of. It's refreshing that it's not just the same ones over and over again... Thanks for bringing all this cases to light.. Hopefully all the families can find closure one day
The total apathy law enforcement has for missing indigenous women makes me mad.
Milkman4279 It seems as if there is Institutional Discrimination against an entire ethnic segment! It’s unfortunate that there is not educational programs and training that attempts to reverse this unfortunate bias.
Where was the apathy? Law enforcement actively worked on the case for many years and may still be doing so. Had they done nothing, I could see you making this claim, but they did a lot and had very little to work with.
The issue with them not discussing the case with the woman who called makes sense. She was not directly related to the victim. They may have a policy that does not allow them to disclose details to just anyone who calls in, similar to not giving out healthcare information to random people. The person who answered the phone was obviously not familiar with the case and the information provided may not have been correct in order for them to look it up, or it may have not been available in their system because of the age of the case. I just can't see any wrongdoing on the police department's part.
I like the fact that you use photographs throughout your videos which help the viewers connect to the story. I love your work (and contrary to a previous comment I made) your narration seems more natural in this upload. I am subscribing today. Cheers.
These are just so sad. Looking into the eyes of these people. I wish I had the gift should be able to connect with them, and just ask them what in the hell happened to you?.… It’s just so not right, and unfair that people in their loved ones have to go through things like this.
I think the same thing, and it's so sad that their families have yet to have any answers, even a body to put to rest. There are so many out there who have no regard for life.
Christine Hutchins
Absolutely, Christine.
It’s so sad like you say no regard for life, by the people who kill them… Or the jerk up there 👆🏽 who called me an idiot, for caring.
People like these folks, I really do pity. Because it shows such a projection of their personal fears and insecurities. Their unhappiness and deep misery in their lives. At the core of their souls.
I sincerely hope they get the healing they need. I really do. Before they harm themselves and/or other people.
@@LaRedPDX You didn't have to go so rough on the lil guy up there man. Anyway, have a nice day :)
Thanks for covering the cases I've never heard of! And I love your voice,such a moodsetter and so perfect for such contents!
I really love your videos 😍 Always shedding light on lesser known cases. Sad to think that some crimes are given more headlines than others.
The last case it sounds like the 2 witnesses who saw her last by giving her lift were probs the murderers from the bar & just trying to cover the tracts & there pictures should be shown to bar women
I think so too. Their story does not set right with me at all. It disturbs me that these men are not the prime suspects.
It makes me sad in the first case that the mother cleaned up the house. My mom would probably do the same thing if something like that happened to me, because that's how parents be but dang. But please leave the scene alone just in case
I love your channel. You always have the best cases and you execute them well.
You are doing a real service covering these lesser known cases. When a person goes missing they leave such devastating vacuum in the lives of those who cared for them. In these days of the internet you just never know if someone with key information might be encouraged to come forward and bring these loved ones some peace.
I'm going to agree with several of the commentors below me, thank you for sharing cases that rarely see public light.
how can someone just disappear into thin air
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔?!???
Magic! 🎆🌌💨
Thank you for remembering these souls!❤
Yes everyone's important ,no matter anyone's opinion.
Stay blessed, be happy and have a wonderful Easter!
Wherever you are in the world have a lovely Easter 🐣 xxx
Agreed:-)
I wasn’t familiar with any of them, thank you for raising exposure about the missing
It is so baffling to me that anyone can go missing now with cell phones and cameras just about everywhere you look...A good amount of work has to go in covering tracks or extreme luck
Except these are old cases.
Somebody knew Bill Lange would stop and help. My guess is he was enticed into stopping then foul play probably kidnapped. Maybe someone with a grudge if he was known to be rough around the edges.
How about he met with a serial killer?
I wonder if Dr. Pearson had any rivals or disgruntled employees at work or maybe a bitter/jealous ex?? I feel like someone hired a hitman and that payphone call to her home was to confirm that the deed was done. Whoever kidnapped/killed her was a pro. No finger prints & no surveillance...had to be planned. No criminal is that lucky. Her friends were there until 1 am and the mystery caller called at 1:58 am either they know more or whoever took/killed her was watching...lying in wait for her company to leave. A 58 min. window of opportunity. Whoever did it wasnt interested in a few bucks at all bc they left the bank envelope with the $140 untouched. I would think any common criminal wouldve taken the cash, even as an afterthought. The stakes were higher than monetary gain.
Kristie McCloud could’ve been someone that she ran into that she knew who met her with foul play. They need to look into all people in her life’s financials
@@epizzle9232 It was too clean of a job for it to be spur of the moment. It was def someone she knew/knew her very well. Knew what to say to get her to leave her home without any of her meds or other necessities. It's just too clean.
It's pretty clear that her family had something to do with it.
I’m from Newfoundland and it’s an extremely small spot you know just about everyone, how have I not heard of this case 🤔
I've only just found your channel, but I am so glad I did!! Excellent videos, fantastic information, much better content than some of the "other" channels. Thank you!
In respects to the cop saying he wouldn't talk to her about a case even if he knew what the case was is common practice. You don't give information out that you don't want potential suspects to know about, and to anyone walking down the street could be a suspect.
You bring unheard of mysteries to light. Spreading them to the public and seeking answers. Thank you for not covering the same stories and introducing us to unsolved cases we haven’t heard of. Amazing channel
Yeah I never heard of these cases
Thank you for doing a “True Crime” channel that is thoughtful, informative & respectful. Even the thumbnail speaks volumes 👏🏼
I bet Bill Lange was a good Samaritan that came across the wrong person. Unfortunately, this is why I don't help others on the roads. If I knew who was the good buy or the bad guy, I would help them for sure.
But there's no motive. He wasn't robbed
Hannah Graham and Morgan Dana Harrington were murdered five years apart by the same Charlottesville taxicab driver about fifteen years after Dail Dinwiddie disappeared. Any chance that Jesse Matthew, Jr. was driving a cab in or around Columbia in 1992? At any rate I'd look for a taxi driver who picked a fare but never took her home.
Excellent work and great attention to detail....you really should have 100k subscribing and I am pretty sure you soon will. Love your videos!
My daughter's missing, no where to be found but let's clean her house up for her for when she DOES come back...can't let anyone see a mess in her home... DA
Henrietas story is horrible and tragic. Two men enter her regular bar and forcably take her, only to never show up at the bar again. No sign of Henrietta after that... If she did hitchhike then what happened to the two men seen at the bar???
Sure looks like bill was pulled over on the highway...... I wonder what his relationship with LE was like?
Or...he stopped to help someone and it was a trap or was robbed and killed. You never know...he seemed like a nice guy.
Well done lady! So many more I've never heard of. Heavy and scary for sure. Thankyou for helping.💔🤘💐
Thank you for covering the case of Dail Dinwiddie. Her disappearance has been a big deal around here. Personally, I believe she may have been a victim of trafficking, but no one wants to believe that sort of thing happens around here.
These stories are depressing. İ have no idea why İ watch them.
props for pronouncing all of those places in PA right, I live here and even I have trouble pronouncing them
I bet its still eating dales friends alive that left her alone there that night. Silly mistake but how could you just leave your friend all by herself without saying goodnye
Sounds like her "friends" don't have much of a conscience to begin with so I doubt it. Probably a bunch of self centered narcissists.
@@reesedaniel5835 No...more likely they were drunk, and kids really honestly think that everything will be alright and nothing bad will happen to them or to their friends...because nothing really bad HAS happened to them...yet. It's just the naivety of youth. We all have been there...they obviously thought she would be OK and find a safe ride home. I don't think they were very close friends of hers and should have known better...but they didn't.
@@bettywith2girls They didn't realize at all that she had been left behind. They thought she had gone in one of the earlier cars. I think this was in the days before cell phones.
My "friends"would have never left without me.
Be smart and take care of yourself.
Stop depending on other people to rescue you. So annoying.
If people weren't so stupid and weak then maybe predators would have a harder time abducting, raping and killing people.
😱😘
Very sad the henrietta case. I often see how much alcohol IS destroying innuit comunity. Iz IS really disturbing.
So I happened upon this channel by happenstance and I really like the no fuss way you get right into the videos and I have to say a lot of the other channels all do variations of the same cases, and it was refreshing to find that you have done videos on cases I wasn't aware of so thank you for that! Definitely subscribing!!
Omg the disappearances of Bill is so haunting. My strength and love to you Savanna. I pray that answers come. Loosing our parents if loved is the hardest thing to deal with in life. To all here who have lost love ones I give my heart felt comfort to you all.🌿
Ye Gods! What is wrong with people? I've never EVER gone somewhere with someone and then left without them afterwards! (Unless that was the plan of course) It troubles me that this happens at all, never mind it seems to happen quite often! 😔🙁😞
Your voice is perfect for this 😂
Thank you for talking about cases we never heard of. Most channels tmfocus on popular cases that everyone else focuses on. There are so many unknown cases that don't get attention.
Eliza Plus I think she tells their stories a lot better than a lot of the Investigation Discovery channel shows.
Thank you so much! This is one video where I've not known any of the cases. Thank you for shedding light on some lesser known cases to us! You speak so clearly too which is so refreshing! 🖤
Henrietta's story sounds very fishy. How well did they check around outside of the bar? A bar tender See's everything it's part of the job. Henrietta sounds like she would have told anyone about her plans because she was looking for a ride. I bet her body is closer to the bar, within a 15 mile radius away. Was Henrietta intoxicated enough to bother people at the bar? 1.The last sighting story just doesn't sound right. 2.Bars are like family and when two stranger's walk in your house you watch them, so I don't believe Henrietta was taken out of the bar by stranger's. Not saying she couldn't have fallowed these people outside while still pestering for a ride. I hate it when a soul goes missing, it's just out there waiting.
I have the same group of friends that we go to concerts together. Even though were all in our 40s and 50s. We have the same rules we have had for over a decade.
The first person arrives and texts where we have parked. Then we all park in the same area together. Now that we are older after the show we go eat together. We all walk to our cars together
When we are done eating we leave together. The males always walk any solo females to our cars, especially if we leave the venue or restaurant early. Then when we arrive home we text everyone that we made it home.
My fiance has the numbers of all my concert friends. If he does not go to a show with me..he knows where I'm going and who with. And all my friends have his number. If he is working out of town he gets updated texts of where I am. That way should something ever happen to me. He could go right to the police with all the information needed.
These people were younger (less methodical and cautious perhaps), and it seems it was before cell-phones were common.
@@MM-Iconoclast ...we had the same rules in our 20s..and that was the 80s. We all watched over each other.
I just found your channel and after hearing a couple of videos I've subscribed. I love you do cases I've not heard of, well done on the research, you cover all the details of each case very well. I can see this channel growing much bigger as time passes. Keep up the good work!
YAY!! You’re back!! You are doing an AWESOME job! Keep doing what you do ✌️
Are you from Washington?
Proud Military Brat
No
THANKS FOR MAKING MY SATURDAY NIGHT!!
They should of looked into dr.pearson's friends
14:03 Oh my God Henrietta’s mom was such a cute old lady! LOL
La Red
I wonder how old she was
Thank you for another informative video! We appreciate your hard work and look forward to the next one!
I feel for the families. There are so many sites/channels discussing missing persons and I hope that all of them use any donations they get over the costs of production for purposes that continue to help locate missing people, or donated to a worthwhile organization like TX Equi-search which constantly sends trained search teams with sprcialries like diving, search dogs, and horseback searchers to assist depts and families with lack of resources find missing people....
🙁 Update: Padam Rizal was found in a river. His death was ruled as suicide.
Leeza Leeza He must of had dirt on the Clinton Foundation!
WOW For TRUMP Get over your pathetic obsession with the Clintons. Your hero is a thousand times more corrupt.
I'm glad his family got some answers. My heart goes out to his loved ones.
Love your channel. You really care about the cases you cover.
Wth is wrong with UA-cam? They keep unsubscribing me from your channel. I subscribed again, hope it sticks this time. Great video!!
Sigh...happy sigh...interesting. intriguing and inspiring...you keep getting better!!. Dr. Pearsons case--no finger prints? Hmmmm. Praying for the families/victims/solutions and closure. And I get the mother cleaning the house though destroying evidence...old school thinking of leaving everything spotless & clean for good reputations sake....Art therapy for survivors seems like it would certainly help with the healing process. Keep up the good/gifted job Heavy case files!!!
This channel always amazes me...,keep it up.😉
Last place she was seen was talking to the bouncer for 15 minutes... Who talks to a bouncer for 15 minutes? Did nobody question that guy
Drunk people, drunk people talk to the bouncer for 15mins
I'm pretty sure the police talked to him, but a bouncer suddenly leaving his job that night would be fairly obvious.
I have NO CLUE how I even found your channel (😂) but I'm GLAD I DID.... You do amazing work!!!! This episode is probably the 3rd one I've watched 💗💗💗
That case with Dale..... That was messed up ANY TIME you go out with ppl your supposed to COME AND LEAVE with your group... Even if they thought she left some one should have stayed back JUST IN CASE 🤦🏾♀️
It drives me nuts when family members clean the crime scene, and it happens fairly often.
Thank you. Intriging stories.
Dail's disappearance makes me thankful Uber exists now.
kryer981 This has happened with Uber drivers as well that someone goes missing or is killed by them...if anything, I’m tired of hearing about horrible friends leaving their other firmed alone to fend for themselves....it’s 2019...do better, people! I hope each of them feel absolutely responsible for creating the situation that caused her disappearance....horrible, horrible “friends”...🙄😔💔
@@KristinaLopezWrites Exactly, THANK YOU! That's just what I was thinking. What real friend just decides to up and leave without any concern of the friends whereabouts. This was in a bar, so they must not have looked very good. The excuse that all the friends drove up in multiple cars, so they assumed she'd just leave with a random without saying anything? Just Stupid. Now they have to live with that decision.
You've never heard of taxicabs? Uber isn't free, how would that be any different than a cab? I trust cab drivers much more than sketchy Uber drivers, who are not even properly insured to operate a passenger for hire vehicle! She went missing because her friends are irresponsible.
@@KristinaLopezWrites Agreed. "Kryer981" made an ignorant comment. Uber would not have saved Dail. Her friends left her vulnerable. She would have been safer in a taxi than with Uber.
I live in Memphis, TN. I was 25 when Dr. Pearson disappeared and this is the first time I have heard of her case!! Thank you!! Are you from somewhere close to here? I have noticed 2 cases from Memphis from your channel, I believe, but I'm pretty new to your channel!❤️
you caught me! i was born in memphis and grew up in germantown! i have a lot of memphis cases i want to cover but i'm trying to space them out.
heavy casefiles. I live in Germantown now!😂 If you don't mind me asking, when did you graduate high school? I went to Kirby 1995!! 🤪 I love your content and I am excited to see more!❤️
i was germantown high school 2004! glad i have someone from the "neighborhood" watching hahaha! and thank you so much!!!
heavy casefiles. You're very welcome!!!!❤️❤️❤️
I like that you bring awareness to lesser known or largely unknown cases. It's good to See. Also was Dr Pearson last seen at a gas station on "date-rape Drive?" 🙄😢
Julz XD i think she said “ day break drive “ well that’s what I heard at least .
@@s.c.8591 Daybreak drive in the Daybreak subdivision in Bartlett. I live in Bartlett but never heard about this case.
I don’t think investigators do a good enough job anymore. I feel like they get lazy and after checking out the obvious places and interviewing the obvious people (which anyone could do) they say they have no leads and leave it at that. If you look how many people go missing, most of whom we never hear about, it’s astounding to see the numbers and it’s hard to believe they put a lot of effort into their searches
David Paulides said Missing persons is the bastard child of law enforcement, its not right,but it is understandable-not defending it- just saying the reason so often they act as they do is because 99 percent of missing persons cases are usually solved in a a few days and most the vast majority are people who chose to disappear for a few days or a week, but there is that very large 1 percent who are victims of crimes. its just frustrating for police to vet all the cases and discover which is which is all.
She's back 🙌🏾🙌🏾
Thanks for finding me some cases I haven’t heard of before
Great job finally some I never knew about. Keep up the great work!!!!! ❤ thanks ❤
You definitely gained a new subscriber! Keep it up!:)
Great research done on these cases.
Poor Henrietta...
Your thumbnail pic is pretty cool!
I so enjoy your videos, super interesting content. Keep them coming!! Thanks for your work and sharing! :)
Another good one! Interesting and scary, but extremely sad as well.
sorry, but that's the first thing I thought of with Padams car being parked on the bridge. he jumped. peace to his family.
Pleeaaasseeee get rid of the music completely!!! Please!