The whole town thought my cousin was in a quarry. They found her car 60 miles away with her blood in the trunk, but no sign of her. I still say all State and National forests should have cadaver dogs go through on a monthly basis, even if they find nothing it's still valuable training. There is a stretch of woods near our State line where they find bodies on a regular basis and it only seems logical to search it.
The way the detectives treated the first victim gives other potential witnesses a sign it's not worth coming forward to help them if she hadn't and just got out of there she would still be alive for them to say stay away from them is not good enough they should have protected her
Agreed that’s why I never snitch it’s true in the game snitches end up in ditches. They should have protected her where were they she was already scared. Where was the witness protection program. That wasn’t worth her life. Poor girl
Guess that with all the insurance money she had from her previous victims, she could afford a decent lawyer. the majority of people who can't afford a private one aren't so lucky. Plus her being a white, blond female does especially help if she is financially well off...that wouldn't hurt for her defensive. I'm white and blond so initially didn't think of her being a suspect. But then her finances situation started either to drop or him becoming paranoid. In her case it wasn't what made everyone look for a caucasian. It's more a case of him being a police officer and that makes for extra difficult investigation.
I wonder about that too. Imagine living in the same area with an ex convict who poisoned her husband. If she could do that to someone she loved, she could do that to anybody. It should be a life sentence w/o parole.
A police office should receive no less scrutiny than anyone else. If anything they are more of a suspect and require less evidence to prove their guilty because of their knowledge of evidence and how to hide it.
@@rayne6737 police told her to stay away from him after she was afraid he knew she was wired but she chose to go see him again....they did what they could ..always the police fault...gimme a break ...they did a great job solving what happened n who killed her.. . she didnt have to be a witness..she chose to be one ..sorry she was killed n its not what the police wanted to happen...1st n foremost you protect yourself...never count on someonelse...peace
Her choice was prison time, or be a witness. They then put her in danger by making her suspicious to the killer. And then they provided no protection. She did not deserve to die.
@@rayne6737exactly ! Plus they should have straight up stormed in if they heard the suspect about to attack her through the wire. “The couldn’t hear the recording” that’s bs they just don’t wanna be responsible. They should have kept a patrol car around her 24/7 knowing they got a dangerous guy angry at her that could be life threatening. And honestly they should have done a lot more tbh witness protection or something
Is this justice sentencing someone who killed her husband slowly and extremely painfully? I don’t think so. Maybe her first husband’s death was not an accident also.
What hypocrites the police were, they tell the terrified girl to stay away from dealer Tony who had threatened her life. She is helping them and she is thrown to the wolves when it didn’t work out.
You made Christine wear a wire and she reported back that the guy accused her and threatened her and then you didn’t offer her protection. So you basically didn’t give a crap about her life! So he killed her and you think it’s not your fault! What kind of a world do we live in?!
10 to 20yrs is absolutely disgusting for the horrific way Curly died in agony over a prolonged period she is an evil evil evil psychopath I hope the other prisoners carry out the justice she deserves
How can you not report your kid missing? At the car park for 6 months and No body thought that was ranger? It's been 8 moths since her mum haven't heard from her🤔 Werid?
I’m forgetful as so I try to predict some things that happen and I get proven wrong or right and it’s like oh yay I remembered it right or oh okay so that did or didn’t happen… and I’ll watch something else if I figure out I’ve already seen it
10-20 years for slowly killing her husband? And possibly the second one at that? She could be paroled in TEN YEARS? Your criminal justice system is an elaborate joke.
President Trump's "I am the Crime" to be Heart broken and Eye on accomplices remaining---- Just speaking with Detachable means as Just ready for rest and travel to get back home...I hate this side of Country and the impacts for Scouters destructions for Designings for Anybody's Hookers than Education... If I would have knew them and Plots..Not unless Mayor or Governor..
Really safer..And UNdevelopments the Murdered did not even have voice in minimum AI methodology...I guess some reasons hate this side of Country and Constituents within Earlier Decades and Washington DC Access of Supreme Levels of LAW
Yes, they did and told her to "just stay away from him" after sending her in with a recording device. They should of put her in witness protection, but they didn't care and should be held accountable.
I don't think I've seen a channel in 10 years ithat has as many commercials as this one does I like the content but there's way too many commercials I didn't finish the first video.
Thank you police for working to get the person who killed this person... Now bring her killer's to justice and working so hard to bring peace to her family and friends.. God bless you for bringing this killer to justice!!!!😊
When they base so called forensics on something like hair growth and attempt to make it sound matter of fact it makes me question all of their methods. Like time of death is based upon temperature. That's subjective. Poison is based on hair growth. Also subjective. Fingerprints aren't an exact match. It's only based on 13 markers. That's not an exact science. That's guess work. As in this case because I get the vitamins my hair needs to grow and clean and strip the sulfates from hair it grows much much faster than they claim here. Taking someone's life away when they may be innocent based upon subjective information is more than just wrong and unjust.
Poison isn't "based in hair growth." Poison can be proven through examining hair, because it is deposited into the hair as it grows. The longer someone has been exposed to poison, the longer the section of hair which has poison residue in it. This is repeatable and proven science.
Fingerprints are entirely unique to each individual. The number of "points" tells you how closely the print matches the sample. 13 points are a lot of specific matches. 7 points isn't enough of a match to say "this is a match" in court. It is science, not subjective.
Temperature isn't subjective. It's an empirical measurement where change in environment can be accounted for. Maybe do some research before posting ignorant comments. Though comments like yours are entertaining I must admit. 🙏
The whole town thought my cousin was in a quarry. They found her car 60 miles away with her blood in the trunk, but no sign of her. I still say all State and National forests should have cadaver dogs go through on a monthly basis, even if they find nothing it's still valuable training.
There is a stretch of woods near our State line where they find bodies on a regular basis and it only seems logical to search it.
Thank you Forensics! Gets better every year . Also to make sure the person accused is the right person.
Forensic technology is the true hero of our time in bringing justice to reality. 🔬💜
The way the detectives treated the first victim gives other potential witnesses a sign it's not worth coming forward to help them if she hadn't and just got out of there she would still be alive for them to say stay away from them is not good enough they should have protected her
Agreed that’s why I never snitch it’s true in the game snitches end up in ditches. They should have protected her where were they she was already scared. Where was the witness protection program. That wasn’t worth her life. Poor girl
Maybe if she didn’t sell drugs the outcome would not have happened?
How does that greedy wife get such a light sentence for killing her husband in such a horrific way?
Shocking.
Guess that with all the insurance money she had from her previous victims, she could afford a decent lawyer. the majority of people who can't afford a private one aren't so lucky. Plus her being a white, blond female does especially help if she is financially well off...that wouldn't hurt for her defensive. I'm white and blond so initially didn't think of her being a suspect. But then her finances situation started either to drop or him becoming paranoid. In her case it wasn't what made everyone look for a caucasian. It's more a case of him being a police officer and that makes for extra difficult investigation.
Which one is that on here ?
So very 90s. I recall watching this during summer break as a kid.
Cant believe a police officer thought he could get away with murder. Loved all episodes
Joann Curly got 10-20 years for slowly torturing her husband to death with thallium? She deserved a much longer sentence in my opinion.
I just don't understand many of these sentences given
The sentence depends on many things. Not just intent, but also local laws which set sentencing guidelines, whether there was plea deal, etc.
I wonder about that too. Imagine living in the same area with an ex convict who poisoned her husband. If she could do that to someone she loved, she could do that to anybody. It should be a life sentence w/o parole.
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A police office should receive no less scrutiny than anyone else. If anything they are more of a suspect and require less evidence to prove their guilty because of their knowledge of evidence and how to hide it.
I agree 100%
I enjoy learning new serious investigation by watching these episodes
I prefer these UA-cam videos with a REAL HUMAN narrator. The AI bots fake voices range from creepy to ridiculous.
Anthony Call is a great narrator.
1st case was like a movie...great work by law enforcement all around....R.I.P.
It was not great work. They failed to protect a key witness when they damn well knew she was in danger.
@@rayne6737 police told her to stay away from him after she was afraid he knew she was wired but she chose to go see him again....they did what they could ..always the police fault...gimme a break ...they did a great job solving what happened n who killed her.. . she didnt have to be a witness..she chose to be one ..sorry she was killed n its not what the police wanted to happen...1st n foremost you protect yourself...never count on someonelse...peace
Her choice was prison time, or be a witness. They then put her in danger by making her suspicious to the killer. And then they provided no protection. She did not deserve to die.
@@rayne6737exactly ! Plus they should have straight up stormed in if they heard the suspect about to attack her through the wire. “The couldn’t hear the recording” that’s bs they just don’t wanna be responsible. They should have kept a patrol car around her 24/7 knowing they got a dangerous guy angry at her that could be life threatening. And honestly they should have done a lot more tbh witness protection or something
9 years for manufacturing and selling illegal drugs plus they were paroled too? Dang, criminals in US were (are?) spoiled.
Thank you GOD bless you ❤
Is this justice sentencing someone who killed her husband slowly and extremely painfully? I don’t think so. Maybe her first husband’s death was not an accident also.
Have been waiting for new upload
I finished watching all their episodes even with the FBI files 😂😂😂.. No new episodes uploaded..
@@queenayahofficial292the new detective files ? Can you explain please
@@hueyhoopin sorry, the FBI files rather
An insider tip off the criminal about Kristin’s cooperating with the cop about his criminal activities!
Why was Christine not given protection by the police. Thats the problem with people helping them.
What those Feds did to that girl is digusting, that poor girl had no business being "undercover" with agents who dont give a damn about human life!!!
Great. Thanks 🎉
What hypocrites the police were, they tell the terrified girl to stay away from dealer Tony who had threatened her life. She is helping them and she is thrown to the wolves when it didn’t work out.
The Curley poisoning case... 😢😠
She is only sentenced to prison for 10-20 years for murdering her husband by poison?
You made Christine wear a wire and she reported back that the guy accused her and threatened her and then you didn’t offer her protection. So you basically didn’t give a crap about her life! So he killed her and you think it’s not your fault! What kind of a world do we live in?!
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"Agents listened to thier conversation from a far, nearby" 🤔🤷♂️🤦♂️😆
10 to 20yrs is absolutely disgusting for the horrific way Curly died in agony over a prolonged period she is an evil evil evil psychopath I hope the other prisoners carry out the justice she deserves
WOW
How can you not report your kid missing? At the car park for 6 months and No body thought that was ranger? It's been 8 moths since her mum haven't heard from her🤔 Werid?
ALL of these cases take place in small towns, yet they talk about crime in the "big city." SMH.
Advertising every 3 minutes ruins entire program unless you enjoy commercials !
The professionals don't wear life jackets!?
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They upload the same videos but with different titles, how are y’all not noticing this?
They also use different thumbnails but the content is OLD.
Maybe it's the first video I have watched, how could you not think of this?
Nope! I thought it was my geriatric brains lol,,,, nothing new here😜
I’m forgetful as so I try to predict some things that happen and I get proven wrong or right and it’s like oh yay I remembered it right or oh okay so that did or didn’t happen… and I’ll watch something else if I figure out I’ve already seen it
We have noticed ..our choice to re watch.
There is no honor in poison to kill !!
What's with the light sentences given these women? If it was a man he would have gotten life!!
41.40, He was definitely giving her a ride
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10-20 years for slowly killing her husband? And possibly the second one at that? She could be paroled in TEN YEARS? Your criminal justice system is an elaborate joke.
55:44 Where are their hazmat suits!? Those masks wdnt be enough for something that deadly.
Yikes. Change gyms Run Forrest Run!! Move , change jobs. RO ‘s dont work
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President Trump's "I am the Crime" to be Heart broken and Eye on accomplices remaining---- Just speaking with Detachable means as Just ready for rest and travel to get back home...I hate this side of Country and the impacts for Scouters destructions for Designings for Anybody's Hookers than Education... If I would have knew them and Plots..Not unless Mayor or Governor..
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Lol anything u put in Water comes Up..😂..fool
10-20 years that s funny, so now everybody has a motive will do it
Your views will drop ... 30 min vids are enough.
That fucking background noise is so annoying
How can you NOT keep a Key witness SAFE! You let her walk around like that?
Really safer..And UNdevelopments the Murdered did not even have voice in minimum AI methodology...I guess some reasons hate this side of Country and Constituents within Earlier Decades and Washington DC Access of Supreme Levels of LAW
My thoughts exactly...They knew she was in danger....
Because they did not care.
My thoughts exactly. Help us it may get you killed though we can't protect you.
Right! Like they failed herrr literally 🥺. They should of been on her heels and NOTHING should of happened to her😢.
What I don't understand is why we can't buy rapid test for poisons at the pharmacy. This should be a standard thing.
Agree. If they can produce commercially available tests for covid, surely they could produce tests for poisons.
everything can be a poison.
They shouldn’t have left Christine alone that night!!!
They straight up got that girl in the first video killed... 🤦♀
Yes, they did and told her to "just stay away from him" after sending her in with a recording device. They should of put her in witness protection, but they didn't care and should be held accountable.
Sometimes it's funny to listen to the narrator gloss over some pretty incompetent (and sometimes even criminal) policework.@@derekbaker777
I don't think I've seen a channel in 10 years ithat has as many commercials as this one does I like the content but there's way too many commercials I didn't finish the first video.
The ATF is completely responsible for her death . I hope the family sued the agency and won .
Joann Curly deserve a long prison term for what she did to her husband. Justice must be served
No big deal just stay away from him you'll be OK.
Thank you police for working to get the person who killed this person... Now bring her killer's to justice and working so hard to bring peace to her family and friends..
God bless you for bringing this killer to justice!!!!😊
Just too many ads cannot listen anymore .
You got it right! It's Wilkes Berry, not Wilke's Bar. We didn't name a city because people go there to drink, or as a test one takes to practice law.
Why in all the hells did they not have security on that first woman???????? They KNEW her life was at risk!
The new tenant should gtfo of that rental she pays rent late once she dead
Too many ads, unwatchable.
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Why so many ads lol
When they base so called forensics on something like hair growth and attempt to make it sound matter of fact it makes me question all of their methods. Like time of death is based upon temperature. That's subjective. Poison is based on hair growth. Also subjective. Fingerprints aren't an exact match. It's only based on 13 markers. That's not an exact science. That's guess work.
As in this case because I get the vitamins my hair needs to grow and clean and strip the sulfates from hair it grows much much faster than they claim here. Taking someone's life away when they may be innocent based upon subjective information is more than just wrong and unjust.
Poison isn't "based in hair growth." Poison can be proven through examining hair, because it is deposited into the hair as it grows. The longer someone has been exposed to poison, the longer the section of hair which has poison residue in it. This is repeatable and proven science.
Fingerprints are entirely unique to each individual. The number of "points" tells you how closely the print matches the sample. 13 points are a lot of specific matches. 7 points isn't enough of a match to say "this is a match" in court. It is science, not subjective.
Temperature isn't subjective. It's an empirical measurement where change in environment can be accounted for. Maybe do some research before posting ignorant comments. Though comments like yours are entertaining I must admit. 🙏
So evil
You have Way to many ads so...👎 bye
*too many
@@January.Omg here you are again!!!
Get a life instead of correcting people's grammar and spelling.😂