@@BrenMurphy1 Hi that would be me! I put 2 or 3 on every night and fall asleep well because the narrator's voice is so calming. R.I.P. to him! Gone but not forgotten!
The amount of effort some folks exert to avoid divorce or loss if money/standing is mind blowing! Not to mention the uncertainty that you would get away with it & not end up losing everything anyway, including your freedom.
Me also.shame we pick these as bedtime stories.I love to see creeps get caught.These poor victims deserve them to keep searching until it's solved.Thats the BEST PART.GOODNIGHT my friend.
I loved seeing Eric Berg (finger print photo guy) and his old ooooold computer system - which I’m sure was state of the art at the time of filming. Just great to see how far we’ve come.
Some old computers are as useful now as they were when made. Had a guy call me to repair a printer for his Commodore 64. He still uses that computer and printer to create sheet music.
The computer enhancement technique, and the fingerprinting technology, are truly fascinating. I like both of them and they look very promising in the future to apprehend criminals. Great show were all these cases, cases, I liked everyone of them. Awesome 👍🙌
My doctor is also a forensic pathologist. We came to know each other so well, that he invited me for an autopsy. Remember, I'm a scientist, too. Not a pathologist, but I was able to deal with what we were going to see. Since then, I've routinely assisted him (for no pay, more out of interest). I made the Y incisions, used the saw for brain examination and weight etc. He would make conclusions from findings and write a report. Toxicology was always done when there was liver lesions or kidney damage. I would read him the findings (dictating) and he would type it up. Sometimes we only had skeletons. It's really hard, but our forensic labs are backed up far beyond what they could handle. Families often paid to have tests done at private labs. We implicated more than one murderer and it was soooo satisfying. Remember, I was only helping. But I wish I could change my science degree to medicine.
In one case where we only had a skeleton (essentially) remaining in a creek, I went with Dr. Skosona. There was a suspect with high-currency bills with him. We identified the skeletal remains as the suspect's friend. We scrubbed the bones to analyze the residue. Diatoms are specific to one body of water. They have incredible species diversity. It would be different for every body of water. However, we found the SAME diatoms on the currency as on the victim's remains. Nailed and convicted. His waders had the same species of diatom. He confessed to detectives and got life.
How very fortunate you were to be able to participate in this fascinating field in real time. I love watching Dr. G. Her show has a real sense of purpose to it -- like this one.
Did the dead person’s relatives give permission,for you,as an unqualified person,to do that,to their loved one.If I’d heard you had been in on my husband’s post mortem,I would have got you,and the coroner fired.
Again pathology is different than scientist .hope morbid obsession don't become the answer for many in here or decided local college is the way to solve all
The wood chipper receipt immediately gave me chills. It only got worse. It takes a certain type of psycho to cut up a person by chainsaw and then stick them in a wood chipper. Then discard of the mushy remains. The witnesses who saw the wood chipper really helped this case. These detectives were great.
It's the type and level of crime that someone like Jeffrey Dahmer would committ or the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Anyone who can dismember a human body is one sick monster.
@@leonspinks3787 I was gonna say I heard he died, too.😩 I refused to believe it, but this only validates what I already saw in the comments of a different video regarding him:( R.I.P. What an awesome narrator e was!!!
New Detectives, FBI Files and Crime Watch Daily are my favorite crime shows. I also like "The First 48." I grew up in the 80's when Recue 911 was popular, which I also enjoyed watching.
Richard Crafts, the airline pilot who put his wife in a wood chipper, was all the talk when I was a new flight attendant for a different airline. I remember the common sentiment was that we all hoped he would die in prison. Instead, he gets out after thirty years!! Who cares that he’s 82 years old at the time of his release-he deserved to remain in prison for his entire sentence! What a monster!!
Thanks I was just about look this up. It’s no consolation, but from what I know they release the geriatric because it becomes too difficult to manage them. So hopefully that means he was barely able to walk. What a loser.
So pleased I’m not on my own! When I next visited my parents I will tell them see “ I’m not on my ones for bedtime stories” can’t get enough…….. Thank~You
@@bonusflaps1749welp, people are free to give their opinions and thoughts in the chat section. So....maybe keep yours to yourself? Not nice when someone tells YOU that, now is it?
@@aaprii333 Welp, they're not filming this series any longer, they haven't filmed them for more than a decade. The narrator, Gene Galusha, has since passed away.
Update: The first episode of Richard Crafts putting his wife Helle, a Flight Attendant in a wood chipper. Richard was released on August 1, 2020 at the ripe old age of 82. Although he was arrested in 1987, he wasn't sentence until Jan 9, 1990. It appears Richard served 30 yrs of his 50 year sentence. On this show they did not mention or show Hellle his wife hiring a Private Detective who met with her with Pictures of him and his mistress having an affair. I hope Helle family and children has had a good life after losing their mom and daughter. This was a horrible episode.
@@3ennapenna3 Thank you! I know but I was typing fast. I have a real hard time with this Episode. It was so cruel and cold blooded the way he did their kids by taking their mom Helle away from them.
I’m on the first story. A young worker was left alone to feed a wood chipper here in Perth Western Australia while the other workers went to buy their lunch. He had disappeared when they came back but the wood chipper was still running. There was a strange smell in the back of the truck where the wood chips get thrown and the boss, to his horror new what had happened. The search found bits of skin and bone and the metal from steel toe boots. All machines had to be fitted with a safety bar which could be reached to shut off the motor after that episode but can you imagine the horror of being pulled through one of those things because your sleeve snagged on a branch going through. It still gives me the shivers thinking about that poor kid.
Wow, that is horrible! He shouldn't have been left there alone while his coworkers were at lunch. Hello from eastern North Carolina, USA. My Uncle Wiley was a WWII veteran of the US Navy who was stationed in Western Australia, where he met and married my Aunt Vera, who was from Perth.
I saw another case where an inspector watching a truck was accidently picked up by a digger loader. He did not see her scooped her up with rocks and dumped her with rocks in rockcrushing machine. Because of all the noise they could not save her
New Detectives is of the same quality as The FBI Files and Forensic Detectives- all other real crime shows pale in comparison. They are "The Gold Standard."
No there was no Sane Reason for Murdering that Baby at all. Except for Evilness Pure Evilness. Baby was of No Harm to him at all. Hope he Never gets Out of jail.
Her hubby Caused their demise.... Stole freaking 2kg of coke Nd thought nah.... Nothing will happen Police is Underestimating the value.... It could've easily be worth 70-80 even 100k
Debbie DeHart was a tragic rockstar in solving her sister Ava's murder. She did her sister proud and I pray she got some peace from her hard work. Good job sis!!
I love the brain printing, my daughter recently sent me some beautiful photos of the bush with waterfalls and said remember when you took us here isn't it beautiful, I said yes that's lovely but I have no memory of it at all I'm 71 now it's a bit scary could they stimulate the brain especially the memory area , but especially the mind of these monsters
You guys are amazing the wisdom. The knowledge and the understanding that God blessed you guys with . It's super amazing thank you. God for blessing these people. With such talent and Amazing gifts Father God continued giving us. Super angels from heaven. To help all these families that have lost A oved under the hands of the evil one. I asked for this blessing's father. God in the name of your glorious son Jesus Christ Amen.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
He may be a genius, but I remember watching his show when he was a prosecution witness. I swear almost everyone of his cases was overturned. I think he has much more latitude as a defense witness now.
@@augustbernard3396I watched one trial, I think was a defense witness, he really ticked me off because he absolutely knew the perp was guilty and his scientific evidence was junk
Thanks to the Forensic Science! And all the excellent Investigators that made possible to solve all those cases! Thank you for this program i think is very interesting.
❤ I watch New Detectives and Unsolved Mysteries 24_7 & yes it's the best thing to fall asleep to . I'm sorry to know we have that kind of Evil living amongst us ,God send them to Hell!
My condolences to the family members of these cases. Especially the children that have nothing to do with their parents choices in life. R.I.H. Angels.🙏
The Helle Crafts case reminds me of the Noreen Boyle case. Both killers were accomplished professionals who were highly respected in their communities and who presented a believable image of domestic bliss to the outside world, but who were actually controlling, abusive, adulterous tyrants at home. Their wives were objects they owned and could discard at will if they became a nuisance. And they were discarded alright - like trash, in the most callous and demeaning manner possible. And both remain completely unrepentant to this day despite the evidence.
Thank you for the mention of the Noreen Boyle case , I’d never heard of it , now that I’ve read up on it what a fascinating case with the successful doctor husband murderer and young son testifying against his father , so pitiful how terrified Noreen and her son were of him
@@kimbutler6912 Noreen begged him to stay, she wasn't scared of him. The boy happened to hear his parent's argument the night she disappeared and a loud thump with his Father coming and opening the door of his room where he pretended to be asleep. His wife begged and begged him to stay, even talking about taking her own life if he took her children and left with them. She wanted him and wanted him to stay, regardless of the pregnant girlfriend.
I love using science for good, as a Christian I really appreciate detective's and forensic folks. They see what really goes on everyday.God bless our American Police Men and Women.
"Beyond the realm of what people do to each other" is something that a small community cop might say, if he also doesn't know that much about human history. I do respect his level of confidence despite the way he speaks.
The Rowland case is cool I’ve heard of it from a couple different sources but this is the first one that showed me the forensic investigators about that screw driver
Man, all of these murders are horrible but dang, killing the Hernandez's baby was unnecessary! I feel for these officers, medical examiner and everyone involved in the investigation of deaths of babies or children.
What a horrible situation for her and her children. Those children have to live with the fact that their father is in prison for the murder of their Mom. I can’t imagine how they would deal with that. Very sad.
It’s pretty awful when criminals have to resort to a wood chipper. One would think they’d know better. That they will get caught. Especially when CT., has the top docs on board. Dr. Lee and his staff. No stone will be unturned. The bad guys will be discovered.
Amazing how far the technology has come. This show says ALS was never designed to be used on a whole wall and two weeks ago I watched a documentary from a couple of years ago where they used a newer, better version of it on every room in a house to show someone had been cutting up a body in one of the rooms.
Glad to hear about all of my "new friends" who go to sleep to this stuff. I think dateline is still my favorite, largely due to the white hair'd narrative...I forget his name. I love to hear him talk. This one, though, is very good. Janice in Nevada
These are crazy stories omg 😱 I don’t understand how people could take anyone life. No matter how angry or how hard life is there’s no excuse to take nobody life away. I was chased by a random man once at night I was walking from work I was running screaming saying “help me” and some lady heard me and open her door and I ran into her house and she called police and they found out the man had killed over 4 teenager girls. I was the lucky one. Thank god I screamed loud enough for someone to hear me. Until this day I’m still traumatized I don’t go out at night i have anxiety and every second I look at my surroundings. I’m 25 years old now and have a 4 month old son I’m so scared that I don’t let nobody close to me and my baby. Because the man said in court if he ever comes out of prison he will find me and kill me and my family.
Just love this kind of stuff it's called home 🏠🏡😷🏡😷🏡😷🏡🏡 Home entertainment to keep your Bunn's home and not roaming since coronavirus is breaking out again and I got my shot and I'm staying home to be safe but other than that I love this program
God bless America for the people who helps us out We all need help from time to time I feel bad because the people chewing to make drugs and sale it's messy job
On Forensic Files they outlined the same case and noted that Richard Crafts had actually filled out the warranty card for the Stihl chainsaw used in the crime, making it easier for the police to identify him as the owner of the chainsaw!
Omg What a complete POS friend and his wife is too That’s very sad His poor son will never know his dad Goes to show I guess you really just can’t trust anyone
This man’s diligence and stubbornness with the fabric was just amazing. This must have set a precedent for labs every where !! Great job guys.
I too listen to these videos before bed…these Detectives are truly amazing! Sooooo very smart and so determined. I have much respect for them all!
Yes, who's listening in 2022? Hi from 🍣
@@BrenMurphy1 Hi that would be me! I put 2 or 3 on every night and fall asleep well because the narrator's voice is so calming. R.I.P. to him! Gone but not forgotten!
This and old Star Trek episodes in a playlist. Works every time zzzzzz
💯 agree 2022
@@BrenMurphy1 listening and watching 2022
I absolutely adore Dr. Lee. He is such an amazing scientist. I’m listening to all of this while I am doing construction on my house. Loving it!!
You're pretty n trouble if he looks at blood evidence, if you did the crime!
@@motherofthreeb6337 lol I didn’t I swear!! Real construction not hiding a crime scene!! Lol
And if he can't find any evidence, he makes it up. True story, look it up😊
This show brings back fond memories of being a teenager watching new detectives then fbi files with my momma.
The amount of effort some folks exert to avoid divorce or loss if money/standing is mind blowing! Not to mention the uncertainty that you would get away with it & not end up losing everything anyway, including your freedom.
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Yes! I always think the same.
@@shereenmohammed4067 à
Stupidity really
You're not wrong.
I don't get it either.
Bless the detectives who never give up and are determined to put "Murderers" in jail. And give families the healing and peace they need.
I own a B and B and I listen to The New Detectives while I do all my housekeeping. Grettings from Hillarys, a Suburb of Perth, Australia.
Beachport NEW SOUTH WALES. Doing the same thing
My brain has trouble 😐 understanding some where murder was not necessary 😢 like the baby 😢
@@CollieneDawson-hw7bjsome ARE necessary? 😊
Me also.shame we pick these as bedtime stories.I love to see creeps get caught.These poor victims deserve them to keep searching until it's solved.Thats the BEST PART.GOODNIGHT my friend.
I really Love New Detectives,mainly I Love all aspects of Forensics. I find all Forensics really worth watching.
These programs really make it look exciting when it's in reality slow and tedious with heaps of repetition and boring leg work
I loved seeing Eric Berg (finger print photo guy) and his old ooooold computer system - which I’m sure was state of the art at the time of filming. Just great to see how far we’ve come.
Oh for sure!!! Amazing!
They did great work even with the old computers....great people
3:45 are you sure she didn’t drown to death in his lisp and spit 😂
Some old computers are as useful now as they were when made. Had a guy call me to repair a printer for his Commodore 64. He still uses that computer and printer to create sheet music.
Fascinating forensics. Gotta love the advancements.
The computer enhancement technique, and the fingerprinting technology, are truly fascinating. I like both of them and they look very promising in the future to apprehend criminals. Great show were all these cases, cases, I liked everyone of them. Awesome 👍🙌
I love the old style of presenting these cases. ❤
It's because it's old
I agree! Nowadays it's FLASH FLASH FLASH FLASH FLASH. Nothing on the screen for more than two seconds. It drives me absolutely bonkers.
@@jerryleroy9187and really serious stuff is quickly followed by some fluffy,cheery nonsense.
Incredible work! That the detectives thought to search the river & end up finding the tool used to dismember the body is just amazing!
The moment Dr Henry Lee is on the scene - he’s the BEST!
I didn't respect him anymore after he helped someone get out of a murder conviction 😊. Seems as if it was oj Simpson but I'm not for sure
He was a crook. He placed evidence at a scene that sent 2 innocent men to prison. He is a hack
I'm loving the authentic period footage!
You would love Mysterious West Virginia ,it’s done today but done by a guy in the 70s style.
Or as they call it back in the 90s, “footage” 😊
I enjoy these stories but I love the comments made about them better.
My doctor is also a forensic pathologist. We came to know each other so well, that he invited me for an autopsy. Remember, I'm a scientist, too. Not a pathologist, but I was able to deal with what we were going to see. Since then, I've routinely assisted him (for no pay, more out of interest). I made the Y incisions, used the saw for brain examination and weight etc. He would make conclusions from findings and write a report. Toxicology was always done when there was liver lesions or kidney damage. I would read him the findings (dictating) and he would type it up. Sometimes we only had skeletons. It's really hard, but our forensic labs are backed up far beyond what they could handle. Families often paid to have tests done at private labs. We implicated more than one murderer and it was soooo satisfying. Remember, I was only helping. But I wish I could change my science degree to medicine.
In one case where we only had a skeleton (essentially) remaining in a creek, I went with Dr. Skosona. There was a suspect with high-currency bills with him. We identified the skeletal remains as the suspect's friend. We scrubbed the bones to analyze the residue. Diatoms are specific to one body of water. They have incredible species diversity. It would be different for every body of water. However, we found the SAME diatoms on the currency as on the victim's remains. Nailed and convicted. His waders had the same species of diatom. He confessed to detectives and got life.
You can absolutely get additional degrees. We're never too old to get more education.
How very fortunate you were to be able to participate in this fascinating field in real time. I love watching Dr. G. Her show has a real sense of purpose to it -- like this one.
Did the dead person’s relatives give permission,for you,as an unqualified person,to do that,to their loved one.If I’d heard you had been in on my husband’s post mortem,I would have got you,and the coroner fired.
Again pathology is different than scientist
.hope morbid obsession don't become the answer for many in here or decided local college is the way to solve all
I absolutely love how these detectives do their jobs. It's astonishing. If i could do it all over again i would definitely be a detective.
Same here. I love how they are able to solve some of the most difficult to prove crimes. I just wish we could get some new ones
Is there a way of retrieving memory from a dead person? Because they should’ve seen/heard their killer…
@afsoon542 🤦♀️ oh my!
Hello viewers thanks for watching now we have triple episodes of these forensic files case studies in forensic science
Awesome news. Thanks
Thanks
Just incase we weren't sure from the title.....😑🤣
@@beenalongtime2198haha,true.😊
The wood chipper receipt immediately gave me chills. It only got worse. It takes a certain type of psycho to cut up a person by chainsaw and then stick them in a wood chipper. Then discard of the mushy remains. The witnesses who saw the wood chipper really helped this case. These detectives were great.
It's the type and level of crime that someone like Jeffrey Dahmer would committ or the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Anyone who can dismember a human body is one sick monster.
@@derekbaker777 the people who do relate it to dressing an animal in the field or processing an animal for food. It's rarely just once.
@@derekbaker777 did you see all of the WOMEN fawning over him? Says everything.
women need to be better
Desperate to cover up the murder. Makes them do things like that.....
Love listening to crime docs when I go to sleep but hate the adverts you have to skip all the time!!!!!
Sooo Much details in the Helle Kraft Case... Thanks fa the upload❤
The narrator's voice is the best on the planet.
Sadly he's left us too if old age.
@@myunknownland9272 bah I was afraid of that. RIP
@@leonspinks3787 I was gonna say I heard he died, too.😩 I refused to believe it, but this only validates what I already saw in the comments of a different video regarding him:( R.I.P. What an awesome narrator e was!!!
@@leonspinks3787 His name was Gene Galusha❤
Similar to Kevin Conroy.
Before these types of shows, years ago I use to read crime story magazines
Same here and I still do. Have a large collection of crime literature.
💯💯💯 same here 💃🏽
Oh,yes,me too!! Turn off tv and lights and get comfy and drift off to murders solved!!! I also love some of the narrator's soothing voices
I enjoy this gentleman as much as Bill Curtis
The one and only Bill Curtis!!!
Yes, Gene Galusha is right up there with him and Peter Thomas. There's another one, w FBI files I think first name is Cal
New Detectives, FBI Files and Crime Watch Daily are my favorite crime shows. I also like "The First 48." I grew up in the 80's when Recue 911 was popular, which I also enjoyed watching.
*80s
Don't live with a man who subscribes to Woodchipper Monthly.
Solid advice.
Ok
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😂😂😂😂
It actually rocks me to sleep when I cannot sleep.
Love three episodes, keep them coming
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Black people love to take things that don’t belong to them
I just love everything about new detectives I watch nothing else on UA-cam again but it
Richard Crafts, the airline pilot who put his wife in a wood chipper, was all the talk when I was a new flight attendant for a different airline. I remember the common sentiment was that we all hoped he would die in prison. Instead, he gets out after thirty years!! Who cares that he’s 82 years old at the time of his release-he deserved to remain in prison for his entire sentence! What a monster!!
Or sentenced to death.
Soo,
You ain't scared of the flying metal tube??
😮
Thanks I was just about look this up. It’s no consolation, but from what I know they release the geriatric because it becomes too difficult to manage them. So hopefully that means he was barely able to walk. What a loser.
Should have a human shredder
For those who do likewise
So that they can get what they gave out ....
Mincemeat for pigs.....
Exactly 😞
Great detectives.
And how professional they are.
He kills a baby too but he doesn't get the death penalty???!!! That's an absolute sin!!
So pleased I’m not on my own!
When I next visited my parents I will tell them see “ I’m not on my ones for bedtime stories” can’t get enough……..
Thank~You
Some of these reenactments are truly a reminder that the world needs more prayer
Please keep your mythology to yourself.
Please keep your satanic beliefs to yourself
@@tasmaniadevil284 Satan is also a fairy tale.
@@bonusflaps1749welp, people are free to give their opinions and thoughts in the chat section. So....maybe keep yours to yourself? Not nice when someone tells YOU that, now is it?
I used to think I was the only person who slept to this stuff.
There's a whole mob of us!
Poland too....
I can't sleep to many of them. But Gene Galusha, Peter Thomas, Bill Curtis , and a few more, have that voice
Keep these triple episodes coming! 💥💥🙌🏽 Edit: Ok I saw the timeframe & got excited. I thought they'd be newer episodes but WELP, I've seen them all😓
same here,
I hate when that happens😩
DITTO!!!!!! TY
@Last Days Trumpet Very true BUT I've seen them ALL numerous times already! 😑😰
@@aaprii333 Welp, they're not filming this series any longer, they haven't filmed them for more than a decade. The narrator, Gene Galusha, has since passed away.
As well as 10 to life, kimberleigha, and Stephanie Harlow all great to listen to while going to bed or driving long trips
Update: The first episode of Richard Crafts putting his wife Helle, a Flight Attendant in a wood chipper.
Richard was released on August 1, 2020 at the ripe old age of 82. Although he was arrested in 1987, he wasn't sentence until Jan 9, 1990. It appears Richard served 30 yrs of his 50 year sentence.
On this show they did not mention or show Hellle his wife hiring a Private Detective who met with her with Pictures of him and his mistress having an affair.
I hope Helle family and children has had a good life after losing their mom and daughter. This was a horrible episode.
This is the first episode of Forensic Files season 1 ;S1E1
losing
Her name was Helle Crafts.
@@3ennapenna3 Thank you! I know but I was typing fast. I have a real hard time with this Episode. It was so cruel and cold blooded the way he did their kids by taking their mom Helle away from them.
@@wamboieverlynewanjiru240 I noticed that lol. A lot of these cases overlap with forensic files
I’m on the first story. A young worker was left alone to feed a wood chipper here in Perth Western Australia while the other workers went to buy their lunch. He had disappeared when they came back but the wood chipper was still running. There was a strange smell in the back of the truck where the wood chips get thrown and the boss, to his horror new what had happened. The search found bits of skin and bone and the metal from steel toe boots. All machines had to be fitted with a safety bar which could be reached to shut off the motor after that episode but can you imagine the horror of being pulled through one of those things because your sleeve snagged on a branch going through. It still gives me the shivers thinking about that poor kid.
Wow, that is horrible! He shouldn't have been left there alone while his coworkers were at lunch.
Hello from eastern North Carolina, USA. My Uncle Wiley was a WWII veteran of the US Navy who was stationed in Western Australia, where he met and married my Aunt Vera, who was from Perth.
I bet all of those coworkers are STILL having nightmares 😬😱
I saw another case where an inspector watching a truck was accidently picked up by a digger loader. He did not see her scooped her up with rocks and dumped her with rocks in rockcrushing machine. Because of all the noise they could not save her
Love this show!!!
New Detectives is of the same quality as The FBI Files and Forensic Detectives- all other real crime shows pale in comparison. They are "The Gold Standard."
Forensic Files
I agree. Nothing like them
I’m a microbiologist this is all I listen to while I work
Now they did not have to kill the 10mo-old baby, I mean how cruel can you be🤬🤬🤬
I hope they suffering in prison
@@coffeeandtruecrime2754 me too 😩😩😩
No there was no Sane Reason for Murdering that Baby at all. Except for Evilness Pure Evilness. Baby was of No Harm to him at all. Hope he Never gets Out of jail.
@@sharongudkovs3312 EXACTLY!
Disgusting..
I listened to it when i'm getting ready to fall asleep I like it passed it on
Can't imagine the fear that poor Mrs. Hendez and her baby went through. these detectives are awesome how they solve these cases / much respect x
Her hubby Caused their demise.... Stole freaking 2kg of coke
Nd thought nah.... Nothing will happen
Police is Underestimating the value.... It could've easily be worth 70-80 even 100k
@@kimbonguno4741 for sure but remember that was back then prices they were talking about.
@@kimbonguno4741I understand that he should never have done that but still they had no reason to do what they did
I was thinking the same thing. I know if one of my kids' life was in danger the terror would be unbearable
@@marshapieroni6677yup. The mother was probably innocent and the baby definitely was
Debbie DeHart was a tragic rockstar in solving her sister Ava's murder. She did her sister proud and I pray she got some peace from her hard work. Good job sis!!
Agreed.
Danny Rolling sang "Mystery Rider" on the tape they found at the camp site. It is ridiculously good.
Thank you! I thought I was the only one that thought it was good, and thought I was crazy. It kinda bothers me.
I love the brain printing, my daughter recently sent me some beautiful photos of the bush with waterfalls and said remember when you took us here isn't it beautiful, I said yes that's lovely but I have no memory of it at all I'm 71 now it's a bit scary could they stimulate the brain especially the memory area , but especially the mind of these monsters
You guys are amazing the wisdom. The knowledge and the understanding that God blessed you guys with . It's super amazing thank you. God for blessing these people. With such talent and Amazing gifts Father God continued giving us. Super angels from heaven. To help all these families that have lost A oved under the hands of the evil one. I asked for this blessing's father. God in the name of your glorious son Jesus Christ Amen.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
If you really believe that if god were true that he would allow these disgusting murders to happen?
Binging on New Det. Just the music gets me😃
These compilations are life.thank you🥰🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼
BTW I have to say that Henry Lee, Medical Examiner, is an absolute genius and super star.
He may be a genius, but I remember watching his show when he was a prosecution witness. I swear almost everyone of his cases was overturned. I think he has much more latitude as a defense witness now.
Henry Lee sent 2 innocent men to jail for murder when he himself planted evidence at a crime scene
@@augustbernard3396I watched one trial, I think was a defense witness, he really ticked me off because he absolutely knew the perp was guilty and his scientific evidence was junk
Thanks to the Forensic Science! And all the excellent Investigators that made possible to solve all those cases! Thank you for this program i think is very interesting.
❤ I watch New Detectives and Unsolved Mysteries 24_7 & yes it's the best thing to fall asleep to . I'm sorry to know we have that kind of Evil living amongst us ,God send them to Hell!
Dr Lee and Dr Michael Baden are the best ever.
Dr Baden has been dishonored and charged for lying during testimony actually releasing several inmates.
@@pamelamorris3148 oh wow! I didn't know.
Dude must have really hated his wife, chopped her up with a chainsaw, then fed her through a wood chipper. BRUTAL!
Yep, I listen to his voice as I fall asleep and when I'm cleaning, too. 😁
Gotta love Henry Lee. He is the goods!
My condolences to the family members of these cases. Especially the children that have nothing to do with their parents choices in life. R.I.H. Angels.🙏
The Helle Crafts case reminds me of the Noreen Boyle case.
Both killers were accomplished professionals who were highly respected in their communities and who presented a believable image of domestic bliss to the outside world, but who were actually controlling, abusive, adulterous tyrants at home. Their wives were objects they owned and could discard at will if they became a nuisance. And they were discarded alright - like trash, in the most callous and demeaning manner possible.
And both remain completely unrepentant to this day despite the evidence.
Thank you for the mention of the Noreen Boyle case , I’d never heard of it , now that I’ve read up on it what a fascinating case with the successful doctor husband murderer and young son testifying against his father , so pitiful how terrified Noreen and her son were of him
@@kimbutler6912 Noreen begged him to stay, she wasn't scared of him. The boy happened to hear his parent's argument the night she disappeared and a loud thump with his Father coming and opening the door of his room where he pretended to be asleep. His wife begged and begged him to stay, even talking about taking her own life if he took her children and left with them. She wanted him and wanted him to stay, regardless of the pregnant girlfriend.
@@pamelamorris3148 thank you so much for the detailed info
I love using science for good, as a Christian I really appreciate detective's and forensic folks. They see what really goes on everyday.God bless our American Police Men and Women.
the older I get the more im seeing how much evil is in the world
Slaughterhouses and factory farming for example. This here is nothing!
@@martinkirkov at least that's for animals.
There always has been.Ever since man appeared on this Earth.We hear more about it now,through the likes of UA-cam videos,and t.v.news.
Excellent job 👏
"Beyond the realm of what people do to each other" is something that a small community cop might say, if he also doesn't know that much about human history. I do respect his level of confidence despite the way he speaks.
That skeleton of Ava was brutal. Coward.
You don't stuff your wife, mother of your children, into a wood chipper. What kinda person does such a thing?
A monster
A psychopath.
A real sicko
Well. A Biden
@@justinocamb1410 grow up
Who here is old enough to remember going to K Mart as a kid or an adult....Ahhhh good times
With a name like Sherlock, you know you're destined to go in to law enforcement!
No shit
The Rowland case is cool I’ve heard of it from a couple different sources but this is the first one that showed me the forensic investigators about that screw driver
Man, all of these murders are horrible but dang, killing the Hernandez's baby was unnecessary! I feel for these officers, medical examiner and everyone involved in the investigation of deaths of babies or children.
Poor baby 😔
It's a very hard job they do. ❤
Great shows!
I'm amazed by the way crimes are solve thru forensics.
I love these episodes don't watch TV anymore.
Who ever made the background music is a champ 🙏🏾🙏🏾👍🏿👍🏿💯💯
What a horrible situation for her and her children. Those children have to live with the fact that their father is in prison for the murder of their Mom. I can’t imagine how they would deal with that. Very sad.
The man's since been released and is involved in his children and grandchildren lives.
First case... my goodness! People are sick. Who would imagine a partner killing them, talk less of feeding them through a wood chipper
It’s pretty awful when criminals have to resort to a wood chipper. One would think they’d know better. That they will get caught. Especially when CT., has the top docs on board. Dr. Lee and his staff. No stone will be unturned. The bad guys will be discovered.
I have to comment on the cops in the first case, good for them, they never give up even though it was one of their own. God bless them all.
Keep your mythology to yourself.
You are the best!!!!
Thank goodness for Elaine,Ava Sister, mine would do the same❤, prayers for peace
Amazing how far the technology has come. This show says ALS was never designed to be used on a whole wall and two weeks ago I watched a documentary from a couple of years ago where they used a newer, better version of it on every room in a house to show someone had been cutting up a body in one of the rooms.
Glad to hear about all of my "new friends" who go to sleep to this stuff. I think dateline is still my favorite, largely due to the white hair'd narrative...I forget his name. I love to hear him talk. This one, though, is very good. Janice in Nevada
Is it Keith Morris?
Wow..CRIMINALS GOT BRAIN! How impressed!
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These are crazy stories omg 😱 I don’t understand how people could take anyone life. No matter how angry or how hard life is there’s no excuse to take nobody life away. I was chased by a random man once at night I was walking from work I was running screaming saying “help me” and some lady heard me and open her door and I ran into her house and she called police and they found out the man had killed over 4 teenager girls. I was the lucky one. Thank god I screamed loud enough for someone to hear me. Until this day I’m still traumatized I don’t go out at night i have anxiety and every second I look at my surroundings. I’m 25 years old now and have a 4 month old son I’m so scared that I don’t let nobody close to me and my baby. Because the man said in court if he ever comes out of prison he will find me and kill me and my family.
Just love this kind of stuff it's called home 🏠🏡😷🏡😷🏡😷🏡🏡 Home entertainment to keep your Bunn's home and not roaming since coronavirus is breaking out again and I got my shot and I'm staying home to be safe but other than that I love this program
All restrictions have been removed, no need for vaxx
God bless America for the people who helps us out We all need help from time to time I feel bad because the people chewing to make drugs and sale it's messy job
Fantastic show
On Forensic Files they outlined the same case and noted that Richard Crafts had actually filled out the warranty card for the Stihl chainsaw used in the crime, making it easier for the police to identify him as the owner of the chainsaw!
Great investigation with the woodchipper case. Whish they did a better investigation in the missing Suzanne Morphew case.
Que gran equipo de investigadores. Ustedes tienen especialistas de todo lo que se requiere para una buena investigación.
This story really got my tears to come out. This is real life, never knowing what comes next, living the chapters of our lives.
I love his voice !
I do listen to this as my bed time stories
How can someone murder a mother and her infant for drug money owed by the husband? 😭😭😭😭😭
Man, that screwdriver evidence was something else. The way they made those impressions was impressive!
Very much moved me how the mystery solved
Salat
Thank You! 🙏🏻☮💖
Omg
What a complete POS friend and his wife is too
That’s very sad
His poor son will never know his dad
Goes to show I guess you really just can’t trust anyone
❤ You are the real deal my friend!! Nice to meet someone I can relate to for once .... U got this !