Everytime they showed how the coroner had to examine the bodies that were already with maggots, with some liquid, etc., my tummy just swirl. I cannot imagine the smell and all the things that they had to deal with everyday. Salute to people working in forensic fields.
@@luzvisaworkman4797 Bodies are found in different stages of decomposition. The OP is referring to those remains found when there's still flesh and fluids present, thus the smells they typically encounter. Although, most professionals in this field usually tend to go nose blind and not notice that "death" smell after so many years.
Anything that is still moist , smells bad believe me . Bones out in the fields or bush for years generally don’t smell as they are dry . Bless all the dead. 🇦🇺🦘
Great detective work in all cases of these episodes, really awesome. 👍 Thank you Detectives for your hard work bringing to justice dangerous criminals, it is appreciated. 🙌👏
Jackson Carraon Villarta's third parole petition was denied in August of 2021. His wife divorced him in 2017. Given the viciousness of his crime, it is unlikely that he will ever be released.
So his wife, Chris' mother, stayed married to the man who killed her son for years after he was convicted? Explains why she allowed him to treat her son so badly to begin with. I don't have much sympathy for her.
So unthinkable of him to go what he did!! His poor mom! No smell coming from the crawl space?? What a monster she married!! I pray he never sees the light of sun ever again! No parole ever!!! 😡🇨🇦
I’m so thankful for forensic science. If I could change my profession, I would be a forensic firearms expert. But I’m 69, & I love to see bad guys get caught.
Genetic genealogy is another forensic tool. We just had two 40 year old murders solved up here in Canada using genetic genealogy. The murderer was found and arrested two days ago!
That's great! Is that the same thing as Familia DNA? We are having great results w that too. I wish the funds were available for solving all the crimes. Especially rape, murder, and attempted murder.
I'm glad that man got life, even though he should have gotten the death penalty, for making the mother be near her son, hoping he was still alive. My heart goes out to this mother. I lost my son and it's the worst losing the love of your life, prayers for the family
That man is evil personified. Just the thought of what he did disturbed me beyond belief. I have to admit I am glad they didn't include the mom's reaction when she did find out. And I cannot begin to imagine what you went through.
I’ve read the actual details of the case and they reveal very disturbing details. Dale (Chris’s mother) is also to blame because she was to inept to question Jackson’s power of authority. Just because he was strict, that didn’t mean he had to be so harsh on Chris and Cherie (Chris’s sister). Jackson liked running things in anyway he sees fit (regardless if his rules were inhumane).
I commented somewhere else on this about the boys mum and I got harassed online for it I totally agree I’ve got 2 boys and the thought of not seeing them for even a week would make me terrified She’s just as bad she put that man before her children And I refuse to believe she didn’t smell her sons body rotting underneath the house Makes my blood boil
@@starchild352 Most divorced parents are often negligent when it comes to them bringing their kids into a blended household. All parents are supposed to put their children above everything else (including new relationships) but Dale (Chris’s mother) was a coward for putting her marriage to Jackson ahead of Chris and Cherie (Chris’s sister). What bothers me even more about Dale, she was aware of that odor but took Jackson’s word that it was a dead snake 🐍 (which was why Dale and Cherie made the same statement to police when they were asked about it).
20:30 Yes! Anddddd... after 15 years pass by, the arresting officers still race like hellcats, turning corners on two wheels to make a speedy arrest. After 15 years, every second counts...
The case about Suzette Troutman was sad. She thought she was going to have an exciting life making good money, traveling around the world, but never accomplished that at the hands because of a con artist, lying, deceiving man who was also a murderer. Very sad and tragic along like the other young ladies that this evil monster killed. May all the victims Rest in Peace always 🙏 On a lighter note: My niece happens to have the same name, Suzette. And she is as pretty as the name is. 😊♥️
I'm not dumb, this mother was willfully ignorant. You COULDN'T tell me that my baby JUST RAN AWAY. He would've awakened with a gun to his head being pressured to tell me where my baby was. You mean to tell me, she didn't suspect anything, knowing the history. She didn't smell rotten flesh... GIVE ME A FREAKING BREAK... SHE'S A CULPRIT RIP TO HER BABY ☝🏾🙏🏾
@@sarat6723 Dale (Chris’s mother) actually did recall smelling it and she told police the same story her that her daughter Cherie told them, that they were told it was a dead snake 🐍.
@@anthonymontana6758 I LOVE Forensic Files. Can't get enough of them. They are not as good without with the new presenter, though. The oldies are perfect.
How heartbreaking for that mom knowing she had been right near her son that whole time and had hope all that time he was alive. So sad. What a monster of a stepdad.
I always think how could they allow another person to live in their home when they have so much hate and hostility toward my child. Even if it doesn't get to murder.He obviously moved in and decided he was the boss of the family and if a teen-age boy didn't realize that he had to go. Monster
It does not seem to me like the mother was all that concerned, it did not appear that she, according to the show, put in much effort to try and locate her missing son. She seemed to be stuck up her husband's butt.
I don’t feel sorry for the mum at all she let this man systematically bully her children and did nothing about it My mum did that to me and my brother he made are life hell I left at 15 because of him and was homeless Rather that than be abused by a stranger in what was supposed to be my safe place I have 2 sons me and there dad split up they have never had a stepdad This is there home and there ain’t no way in hell I’m going to let some dude abuse my kids I think I’d actually go to prison And I don’t care about people saying not all men are the same blah blah blah I ain’t even taking the risk At the end of the day all step parents secretly resent there step kids because they are a constant reminder of that persons past This mum failed her kids And how can you just except that your son has ran away and not even look for him Absolutely heart breaking poor boy
I don't think the young lady from the start first episode has ever seen a horror movie 😂 Going under the house alone to verify a claim of human remains has to be one of the horror movie esque intros out there lol Horror tropes aside though, I am glad that she did check...No-one deserves to be gone from the world with no final resting place, and no family should have to question their loved ones whereabouts nor their status of life. Because he was found he can finally be placed to rest, his loved ones can finally have a place to visit and mourn, many of the "what ifs?" have been answered, and justice was finally served. Justice Delayed can often become Justice Denied...I relieved that wasn't the case here when all was said and done.
Jackson really was the worst stepfather ever. Tom Hart looks really creepy in his photograph. John Robertson was a true monster, feel so sorry for all his victims and their loved ones. Thank you to everybody that helped bring them to justice.
One of John Robinson's murder convictions was overturned in 2015 on an unspecified technicality. His remaining murder conviction, which carries a death sentence, remains in effect. However, since it is in Kansas, which has not carried out an execution since 1965, it seems likely that he will die in prison. His wife divorced him in 2017.
I was thinking the other day just how effective a death penalty can be when most who sit on death row die of other things, such as cancer, or even old age. Wonder what the percentage is.
I refuse to believe the mother had no idea of Chris's whereabouts. He decayed under her feet, 100% she could smell that! I don't understand how they even entered the house 🙎♀️
Dale (Chris’s mother) was to negligent to call the local news or even the producers of Unsolved Mysteries. She could’ve done that if the pigs weren’t going to help her in 1984. Plus she also neglected to call a home inspector to investigate the odor On January 19, Dale did notice 😮the words "BYE" written on a chalkboard in the kitchen. She also noticed $3 or $4 nearby and saw that some tuna and ramen noodles were missing from the kitchen. Dale found several boxes containing Chris's clothing packed in the garage but the clothing was not clothing that Chris regularly wore. According to Dale, Chris did not usually eat tuna or ramen noodles and he never paid Dale for food. There’s no doubt Jackson did all that because he knew Chris wasn’t coming back because he killed him Plus what reason did Dale have for listing Carlotta Davis (Chris’s girlfriend) as a contact reference on a missing persons report? She didn’t deny it was there and she told the same story that Cherie told them that they thought it was a dead snake 🐍
This is the 'hey honey I think there's a dead body under the house, will you go down and check that out for me? Sure babe, hand me that flashlight' story. The police actually thought it was a mistake or a prank when they got the call about it. Tom Hart told police his fantasy when talking about the last time he saw Mark, saying he told him, 'you're wife's leaving you for me', sure she was, (so why aren't they living together now?) then talked about him like he was a homeless bum who didn't own a car and needed a ride to the store to hang with his other homeless pals.
He was convicted and sentence in 2000 but the wife didn't divorce him until 2017. What took her so long to divorce him? This was a very sad story. It seems the mom was kind of glad her son left to be with that murdering partner.
@@INDLIS She was in the process of obtaining the official divorce during his trial. She expressed intense anger and disgust with the man who murdered her son as soon as she found out, and that never changed for a second. Never visited him in jail. Never expressed anything but profound hatred for him. You can look up these details online and see for yourself. If what you’re saying about when the divorce was finalized is true, and I’ll definitely look that up, maybe he refused to sign the papers in jail or something. It’s sick how eager true crime fans are to blame mothers at every opportunity, regardless of their actual complicity or lack thereof, regardless of absolutely anything.
@@EllenLeah-pv2yw Dale’s (Chris’s mother) failure to put her parental duties ahead of her marriage to Jackson was what got him killed. Even Carlotta Davis (Chris’s girlfriend) has own questions about Dale such as why did she list her name on the missing persons report (as someone to contact)? Jackson was a control freak and that he chose not to run things with proper precision when it came to Chris and his sister Cherie. I’m aware that Jackson humiliated Dale after the original investigators closed off the investigation (based on the phone mail gram). She tried to look for Chris on her own and that made Jackson angry. One of Dale’s coworkers did state how Jackson went off “Dale is just wasting her time trying to locate that punk when she should be taking care of me”. By the time was body found and after Jackson’s interview with police didn’t give Dale any comfort and instead ran up to Dale and said, "They said I killed Chris, and I didn't do it."
So, the case with Aaron Key... They couldn't run the DNA comparison bc the database was too large? But they already narrowed down the possible options to at least one murder case, right? So why didn't they do a quick comparison of that one to him to establish cause to keep him locked up? They ended up letting him go and of course the rat ran. This incompetence almost cost the life of another woman.
First story-it's like those horror films where the teenagers,alone in an old house, hear a strange noise in the attic then actually go and investigate.Who in their right mind would do that?If I thought I'd found a body under my house,no way would i go crawling around after it!
Why not go down there to make sure it’s actually a body before calling police? What’s it going to do, become a zombie? I probably wouldn’t call the police, I’d bury it right with the backhoe and cement just to avoid paying my attorney to be present while I talked to police. I also wouldn’t want the police in my house being a crime scene while I get to foot the bill at a hotel and continue to pay the bills at my house. Call it obstruction of justice, I call it avoiding calling people that like to throw me under the bus.
@@richardkranium2944That’s because Eric and Diana Carbajal had actually gotten a letter from Salinas PD (who were in the process of clearing out missing persons reports) regarding Chris Denoyer being reported missing from that residence (the same day the police got the call about the body under the house) The crawl space was only about two inches deep and it would’ve been difficult to dig an even bigger hole in such a confined area. A short handled back hoe was also recovered at the crime scene and that a tool of that nature was used in the demo tape.
I can't understand how anyone can move into a house and not explore everything such as a crawl space! Even forgotten treasures could have been forgotten there!
They did in the reconstruction, lol, but I actually heard an officer say in another documentary somewhere they thought it was a prank and didn't believe it at first.
Sorry I feel for the mother, but if my son disappeared under those circumstances I'd be doing everything in my power to point the finger at the step father and I'd be divorcing him immeadiatly. First they said she knew he didn't run away, then that she thought he was alive. They should have searched every inch of the property right away.
I mean he was convicted in 2000 but she didn't divorce him till 2017. WTF!!! ain't no way I'd stay married to the man that killed my son one second longer then it would take to get a divorce.
@@JaneDoe-xn3ct Cherie (Chris’s sister) stated at trial that everyone complained about it (including her mother Dale) and Jackson kept saying that he didn’t smell anything. He would later go on to say that it was a dead snake 🐍 (which was why Cherie and her mother told that to police when asked about it).
@@barrykennethdaniel7411She was in the process of obtaining the official divorce during his trial. She expressed intense anger and disgust with the man who murdered her son as soon as she found out, and that never changed for a second. Never visited him in jail. Never expressed anything but profound hatred for him. You can look up these details online and see for yourself. If what you’re saying about when the divorce was finalized is true, and I’ll definitely look that up, maybe he refused to sign the papers in jail or something. It’s sick how eager true crime fans are to blame mothers at every opportunity, regardless of their actual complicity or lack thereof, regardless of absolutely anything.
When did they say she knew he didn’t run away? You can’t tell me because it didn’t happen. She got that fake letter from him, in which he explained why he left, and she believed that it was he who sent it.
I knew it had to be him but from what I read from the actual details, it was during his interview with police that he gave himself away. He was the only person to describe Chris in a negative manner and contradicted everyone’s claim that he didn’t smell any bad odors in the house
Dale (Chris’s mother) was actually to negligent to care about Chris and Cherie’s (Chris’s sister) needs (since divorcing their father Michael). Jackson was a total control freak and he would impose very harsh rules (which were mostly inhumane). He was known to put post-it notes on his favorite foods and drinks. The notes contained statements such as "Don't eat this. Property of Jack's. Don't touch." If Chris or Cherie ate appellant's food, drinks or touched his things, he’d get very angry. Although Dale did manage to seek family counseling, Jackson only attended one session and decided not to go back. Dale’s biggest downfall was not giving Jackson an ultimatum, that he either go back to counseling or she would leave him. Jackson was actually resentful of Chris and Cherie (even telling several other people that he didn’t want them around) and at one point he told both Dale and Annis Denoyer (Chris and Cherie’s grandmother) "if you don't get these kids out of here, I will. . . . I can't stand it anymore." What kind of mother would list her son’s 14-year-old girlfriend as a contact reference on a missing persons report?
Sad that the mother stayed with this guy through court and long after before divorcing. Perhaps denial played a part; or a deep fear! It's hard to believe she did not suspect foul play.
He only got 17 years,for 3rd degree murder,with possible parole,after9 years.His first attempt was denied,in 2009.How can murdering a 16 year-old,by shooting them,in the head,from behind,and again in the chest,no be premeditated,after the first shot.The sentencing is crazy.
@@Lucian_MediaThe fear started after the 1984 investigation was closed off based on the phony mail gram. Jackson humiliated Dale (Chris’s mother) for wasting 8 years trying to find Chris on her own
@@eh-i1841That’s because the first trial went deadlock but don’t worry he’s still in prison after being denied parole on August 10, 2021 for the 3rd time
How does a body lay right on the side of the road decomposing for a year an a half in a residential area and nobody notice it. It would stink like hell, at least for a while. Plus why the hell didn't they search the car and house of the very obvious suspect right away.
Love the way the cops come speeding in with lights and sirens. As if they can still help this poor soul!I get they don’t want anything disturbed. But it’s already been there for years.
Lady case : they had him in jail and they toke all the coffee cups ? They they let him go ? Then he get out again ? All they had to do mark his spoon for lunch or diner!!! And they just had so much look getting him but they keep to slow -
@@marilynh.5227 actually that’s not true. In fact that’s how the police were able to get a warrant to search under his house. First though, people would point out the smell & he would tell them that there was something wrong with the sewage. However after he came under suspicion because of his last victim the police began to follow him. One day Gacy invited them in his house & one of the detectives said when he was in the bathroom & the heat kicked on he could smell the oder of death so they left & was able to get the warrant.
It was long gone at the time it was discovered but when police did ask Dale (Chris’s mother) about it she told the same story that her daughter Cherie said to them that they thought it was a dead snake 🐍. Jackson was the one who denied smelling it
Where this man as a life time criminal was getting money ? Day time busy with the woman’s Night time busy with his families.. living in a modern home ? and why his activities didn’t make the cups to look after him ? It was not a first woman who was missing by him ??? He should be under watch list already - sometimes the low is to easy for criminals . and if the mom was not after her daughter seriously,,,, he was still free ... the more they talk about him , the question comes why he was free ??? Why no one was after him ?
12yo homeless in Sydney both homeless people and gangster looking people were very good either giving us food or money for food or a cheap room (no strings) but business men in suites would offer a lovely room at their place even offered to fly us to Japan for good jobs!!! Just get in the car hahaha Only thing to do is RUN!!! DON'T believe ANY offers of a job or a home Nothing for Nothing
Why do the police need to go racing with the sirens blaring for a skeleton in a crawlspace? If it had been there for a long time already, i doubt it'll be going anywhere
This is the actual telegram that Jackson created after the murder. "Mom, I am fine. I am on my way to Newport Beach. Stop. Sorry. I had to leave too soon. I wish I could have stayed. Stop. I wish I could have continued to go to school there, but other circumstances came up. Jack was right in some things. I'm sorry for being very rude to you. Please take care of my things for me. Stop. I will either come for them or send for them. Stop. Later, Chris. P.S. See you when I'm in the NFL." Why didn’t Salinas PD investigate that phony telegram back in 1984? How could the original investigators be so stupid to believe that a 16-year-old would even know how to send a telegram?
@@neptunedawn7121 I wouldn’t know how they work. He wouldn’t have even known how to send one but the original investigators (back in 84) were to lazy and they just closed it off as a runaway First off, Chris hated Jackson and he wouldn’t have said that his stepfather was right. Second, Chris didn’t even know anyone in Newport Beach Finally, Chris had no plans of playing football 🏈 in any professional league even though he enjoyed playing it high school. Jackson wrote those things in that mail gram as his way of degrading Chris of his human nature. Chris was the victim of Jackson’s psychological abuse and that he was killed because Jackson couldn’t break him (even though it was stated at trial that he was killed for calling Jackson a dog killer).
Speaking on the first case, to all that love these shows like me. How many of you would still stay in that house ? And how many of you would have moved? I would have gone to the realtor's office and told them, " Hey! You should have said during the walkthrough that it also comes with a dead body. I want all my money back 😂😂
Perhaps that should’ve been done before giving that house to Eric and Diana Carbajal (the owners of the former Villarta residence). By the way it was actually Diana’s sister who went in and discovered the body.
My brother in law is going to school right now so he can be the first examiner at the scene of the crime, I can’t imagine what kinds of things he’ll see but I’m glad he’s going to become a person that will aid in catching murderers
if you think that is too little jail time (I agree) then how about the low sentences men get for killing anyone they can claim as having been their 'partner' even if that was years ago and mainly in their fantasy?
It was 17 years to life. So when he reached so many years in prison he is eligible for parole. That does not mean he will get out. he entered in 1996 and as someone else said his latest parole in 2021 was denied so thankfully he is now reaching 27 years in prison.
Thank God that at least his mother now knows that her son never Her Never left her husband was the one that killed him. His stepdad will like he was asking that young man to respect him how in the world did he expect that young man to respect him if he didn’t respect him respect goes both ways if he did not respect that young man that you were insured and respect him. May he rest in peace
Because Jackson was a control freak and he was mentally abusive towards Chris and his sister Cherie. He put locks on cupboards, the master bedroom along with a cupboard in the garage plus put post it notes on just about everything around the house (including food and drinks in the refrigerator).
I watch these homicide documentaries to give me better insight to how the human psyche thinks, reasons and operates. I already possess extensive Bible knowledge through the gift of the Holy Ghost, and these documentaries adds more tools to my box of wisdom and knowledge.
Spend rest of his life in jail sick man , instead get the job or do something with his life Goes and destroy the life of the girls who were better then him , they were going somewhere study snd work to be someone bright girls life was taken for a sickness of a dark man - last case forensic was perfect, but cups I believe they had him and could do better but kept making mistakes.
many so called 'partner' murders are actually all about the envy.. they pick the bright, the kind, the beautiful and then they hate them for fallin gfor their scam, resent them for not loving them for who they really are and for they love they had whch the killers lacked in early childhood.. (no excuses for the deeds, but if we want to stop raising murderers we need to understand why some kids turn bad and others do not)
They must not have gotten a mortgage on the house with the body under it. An inspection is required and the inspector definitely goes in crawl spaces. I was unable to buy a house because it didn’t pass inspection due to foundation problems I would have not noticed myself at that time in my career. Of course now I would just fix it and have no need to get mortgages or loans.
Agreed. But also: shame on societies where women have to stick to a monster just to keep a roof over their children's heads for lack of proper access to affordable childcare, don't you agree? after all, most of the crimes are committed by men, look up the statistics.. so why do we raise our daughters in the firm belief their lives are neither complete nor worthwhile untill they tie such a murderous swine to their legs? (the same goes for men, of course, why do we tell our sons they need to trick an unsuspecting woman into becoming a free houshold maid/unpaid sexworker for the rest of her life?) read a little about what a scam 'romantic love' actually is and what purpose that buddy system really serves..
Shame on Dale for not standing up for Chris and her lack of responsibility could’ve gotten her daughter Cherie killed too and buried next to her brother
Dale (Chris’s mother) knew about it but she took Jackson’s word that it was a dead snake 🐍 (A story that she and daughter Cherie told police when they were asked about it). Everyone knew about it but when police asked Jackson about it, he denied it was ever there.
With the bugs and the vines ya won’t be able to tell how many years or how long ago it’s been that that person’s been dead. It’s weird that nobody ever smelled it people going by there by that road so many times in their cars or walking like that man
This probably speaks to Robertson's self confidence that grew with each case he had gotten away with before, he never thought he was going to be found out.
When ten cops all but one pretty female cop checks in ua premises,draw guns en take positions any man en especially a womaniser will take note of the female cop.
I felt bad for the mother, betrayed twice, by the man he chose to bring in her child home, and probably he lived in that house, knowing that her son was just under her, all the time. Glad, he was busted....
It was Dale’s (Chris’s mother) fault for staying with that lowlife control freak in the first place. She knew Jackson had no respect for Chris or his sister Cherie but she was to naive to question why Jackson had to be such a different person when it came to his stepchildren? Cherie stated at trial that she hated Jackson from the beginning and wished her mother hadn’t married him.
I just love it when a criminal who thought he got away with murder gets a blast from his past by the police.
It’s even worse when those victims are kids
Thank you for treating their remains like people. Their lives were taken but you give them back their humanity.
Forensics experts have such amazing abilities
Everytime they showed how the coroner had to examine the bodies that were already with maggots, with some liquid, etc., my tummy just swirl. I cannot imagine the smell and all the things that they had to deal with everyday. Salute to people working in forensic fields.
I was eating when I read ur comment and it made me feel more sick than when I’m actually watching these things 😂
@@clairebear206 I watched many of these shows while eating. I don't know what's wrong with me 🙈😁.
I don’t think it smells death anymore because it’s 14 years old ?
@@luzvisaworkman4797 Bodies are found in different stages of decomposition. The OP is referring to those remains found when there's still flesh and fluids present, thus the smells they typically encounter. Although, most professionals in this field usually tend to go nose blind and not notice that "death" smell after so many years.
Anything that is still moist , smells bad believe me . Bones out in the fields or bush for years generally don’t smell as they are dry . Bless all the dead. 🇦🇺🦘
Great detective work in all cases of these episodes, really awesome. 👍 Thank you Detectives for your hard work bringing to justice dangerous criminals, it is appreciated. 🙌👏
Jackson Carraon Villarta's third parole petition was denied in August of 2021. His wife divorced him in 2017. Given the viciousness of his crime, it is unlikely that he will ever be released.
So his wife, Chris' mother, stayed married to the man who killed her son for years after he was convicted? Explains why she allowed him to treat her son so badly to begin with. I don't have much sympathy for her.
@@cynthiatolman326 she’s disgusting
So unthinkable of him to go what he did!! His poor mom! No smell coming from the crawl space?? What a monster she married!! I pray he never sees the light of sun ever again! No parole ever!!! 😡🇨🇦
What did he do?
@@cynthiatolman326 exactly
I’m so thankful for forensic science. If I could change my profession, I would be a forensic firearms expert. But I’m 69, & I love to see bad guys get caught.
Genetic genealogy is another forensic tool. We just had two 40 year old murders solved up here in Canada using genetic genealogy. The murderer was found and arrested two days ago!
YAAAA, FOR OUR SIDE.
That'd be a great technique to use to bring Jonbenét Ramsey's brutal killer to justice.
That's great! Is that the same thing as Familia DNA? We are having great results w that too. I wish the funds were available for solving all the crimes. Especially rape, murder, and attempted murder.
I'm glad that man got life, even though he should have gotten the death penalty, for making the mother be near her son, hoping he was still alive. My heart goes out to this mother. I lost my son and it's the worst losing the love of your life, prayers for the family
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That man is evil personified. Just the thought of what he did disturbed me beyond belief. I have to admit I am glad they didn't include the mom's reaction when she did find out. And I cannot begin to imagine what you went through.
As a mother of three boys…all grown up, the case about Chris just pisses me off.
I’ve read the actual details of the case and they reveal very disturbing details. Dale (Chris’s mother) is also to blame because she was to inept to question Jackson’s power of authority. Just because he was strict, that didn’t mean he had to be so harsh on Chris and Cherie (Chris’s sister). Jackson liked running things in anyway he sees fit (regardless if his rules were inhumane).
I commented somewhere else on this about the boys mum and I got harassed online for it
I totally agree I’ve got 2 boys and the thought of not seeing them for even a week would make me terrified
She’s just as bad she put that man before her children
And I refuse to believe she didn’t smell her sons body rotting underneath the house
Makes my blood boil
@@starchild352 Most divorced parents are often negligent when it comes to them bringing their kids into a blended household. All parents are supposed to put their children above everything else (including new relationships) but Dale (Chris’s mother) was a coward for putting her marriage to Jackson ahead of Chris and Cherie (Chris’s sister).
What bothers me even more about Dale, she was aware of that odor but took Jackson’s word that it was a dead snake 🐍 (which was why Dale and Cherie made the same statement to police when they were asked about it).
I highly admire the team of experts !
Thanks for your efforts to bring justice for the innocent death.
I love these episodes of New Detectives awesome 👍😎👍
Incredible detective and police work 😮
So sad 😢 .forensics are so clever thank goodness
Cops rush to the scene where the skeleton was found as if it would flee the scene😂😂😂
Hahahahahahaha!!
20:30 Yes! Anddddd... after 15 years pass by, the arresting officers still race like hellcats, turning corners on two wheels to make a speedy arrest. After 15 years, every second counts...
The case about Suzette Troutman was sad. She thought she was going to have an exciting life making good money, traveling around the world, but never accomplished that at the hands because of a con artist, lying, deceiving man who was also a murderer. Very sad and tragic along like the other young ladies that this evil monster killed. May all the victims Rest in Peace always 🙏
On a lighter note:
My niece happens to have the same name, Suzette. And she is as pretty as the name is. 😊♥️
Plus the Chris Denoyer is another case of blended terror
Forensic botany is fascinating!
I'm not dumb, this mother was willfully ignorant. You COULDN'T tell me that my baby JUST RAN AWAY. He would've awakened with a gun to his head being pressured to tell me where my baby was. You mean to tell me, she didn't suspect anything, knowing the history. She didn't smell rotten flesh... GIVE ME A FREAKING BREAK... SHE'S A CULPRIT
RIP TO HER BABY ☝🏾🙏🏾
The body smell fir days and weeks
What kind a mom been pregnant she should have smell everything!!!
It’s just hard to say she didn’t know !!!!
The police came speeding, did he tell them it is a skeleton?
I think she was denial. It's easier to believe he's okay and staying distant than dead.
@@LadyEowynBut why tell police that she thought it was a dead snake 🐍 (the same story that they got from her daughter Cherie)?
@@sarat6723 Dale (Chris’s mother) actually did recall smelling it and she told police the same story her that her daughter Cherie told them, that they were told it was a dead snake 🐍.
05:31 A body is found in a shallow grave but its finding a bullet for the police to believe it may be a homicide
My sentiments exactly
Inspectors aren’t going to dig up the crawl space.
Arohn Kee is currently serving three consecutive sentences of life without parole.
Thomas Lee Harte's appeal was denied in June of 2000. I have not been able to find any other information about him.
We love these new uploads of the new detectives case studies in forensic science
It shows cases from 25 years ago. Good stuff though.
Aren't these very old? The computers with the large backs are ancient.
@@treasurehunteruk9718 yes there old but not cold right?
@@gib59er56 indeed
@@anthonymontana6758 I LOVE Forensic Files. Can't get enough of them. They are not as good without with the new presenter, though. The oldies are perfect.
The reconstructions are very good on this show.
How heartbreaking for that mom knowing she had been right near her son that whole time and had hope all that time he was alive. So sad. What a monster of a stepdad.
I always think how could they allow another person to live in their home when they have so much hate and hostility toward my child. Even if it doesn't get to murder.He obviously moved in and decided he was the boss of the family and if a teen-age boy didn't realize that he had to go. Monster
It does not seem to me like the mother was all that concerned, it did not appear that she, according to the show, put in much effort to try and locate her missing son. She seemed to be stuck up her husband's butt.
I don’t feel sorry for the mum at all she let this man systematically bully her children and did nothing about it
My mum did that to me and my brother he made are life hell
I left at 15 because of him and was homeless
Rather that than be abused by a stranger in what was supposed to be my safe place
I have 2 sons me and there dad split up they have never had a stepdad
This is there home and there ain’t no way in hell I’m going to let some dude abuse my kids
I think I’d actually go to prison
And I don’t care about people saying not all men are the same blah blah blah
I ain’t even taking the risk
At the end of the day all step parents secretly resent there step kids because they are a constant reminder of that persons past
This mum failed her kids
And how can you just except that your son has ran away and not even look for him
Absolutely heart breaking poor boy
Mom put her need for a man over the safety of her children.
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Maatappa
That's a shame that someone would do this to someone. That'd sadden my heart 💔
Wow Robinson is a monster. how very sad & tragic for all of the woman.
I don't think the young lady from the start first episode has ever seen a horror movie 😂 Going under the house alone to verify a claim of human remains has to be one of the horror movie esque intros out there lol Horror tropes aside though, I am glad that she did check...No-one deserves to be gone from the world with no final resting place, and no family should have to question their loved ones whereabouts nor their status of life. Because he was found he can finally be placed to rest, his loved ones can finally have a place to visit and mourn, many of the "what ifs?" have been answered, and justice was finally served. Justice Delayed can often become Justice Denied...I relieved that wasn't the case here when all was said and done.
Wow! That last case!
Plus the first case involving parental negligence
Jackson really was the worst stepfather ever. Tom Hart looks really creepy in his photograph. John Robertson was a true monster, feel so sorry for all his victims and their loved ones.
Thank you to everybody that helped bring them to justice.
17 years only for a life taken? wow RIP Chris
Jackson is still in prison today after his 3rd bid for parole was denied on August 10, 2021
When Jackson gets out I'll be waiting
He’s been denied parole a total of 3 times and won’t be getting out soon
One of John Robinson's murder convictions was overturned in 2015 on an unspecified technicality. His remaining murder conviction, which carries a death sentence, remains in effect. However, since it is in Kansas, which has not carried out an execution since 1965, it seems likely that he will die in prison. His wife divorced him in 2017.
I was thinking the other day just how effective a death penalty can be when most who sit on death row die of other things, such as cancer, or even old age. Wonder what the percentage is.
Thanks, Mr. Nicol.
Ummmm. Its not Kansas... California, land of the eternal death row.
I refuse to believe the mother had no idea of Chris's whereabouts. He decayed under her feet, 100% she could smell that! I don't understand how they even entered the house 🙎♀️
Dale (Chris’s mother) was to negligent to call the local news or even the producers of Unsolved Mysteries. She could’ve done that if the pigs weren’t going to help her in 1984. Plus she also neglected to call a home inspector to investigate the odor
On January 19, Dale did notice 😮the words "BYE" written on a chalkboard in the kitchen. She also noticed $3 or $4 nearby and saw that some tuna and ramen noodles were missing from the kitchen. Dale found several boxes containing Chris's clothing packed in the garage but the clothing was not clothing that Chris regularly wore. According to Dale, Chris did not usually eat tuna or ramen noodles and he never paid Dale for food. There’s no doubt Jackson did all that because he knew Chris wasn’t coming back because he killed him
Plus what reason did Dale have for listing Carlotta Davis (Chris’s girlfriend) as a contact reference on a missing persons report?
She didn’t deny it was there and she told the same story that Cherie told them that they thought it was a dead snake 🐍
That is so true because when a body is decomposing it smells badly
There's always that one....or two
Good point
She chose some guy over her baby
His poor mother😭😭😭
Great series. The DNA actually proves the unreliability of eyes witnesses identification.
Thank you for sharing
God bless
Thanks to that good caring mother, that the Cruel son of a gun, John was a killer and was caught, and caged. Awesome tasks by you all. Kudos
But Chris Denoyer’s mother Dale, failed to put Chris and Cherie (Chris’s sister) ahead of her marriage to that prick Jackson.
This is the 'hey honey I think there's a dead body under the house, will you go down and check that out for me? Sure babe, hand me that flashlight' story. The police actually thought it was a mistake or a prank when they got the call about it. Tom Hart told police his fantasy when talking about the last time he saw Mark, saying he told him, 'you're wife's leaving you for me', sure she was, (so why aren't they living together now?) then talked about him like he was a homeless bum who didn't own a car and needed a ride to the store to hang with his other homeless pals.
He was convicted and sentence in 2000 but the wife didn't divorce him until 2017. What took her so long to divorce him? This was a very sad story. It seems the mom was kind of glad her son left to be with that murdering partner.
Mmmm hmmmmm,happens all the time
It was still in process at the time of the trial but why it took 17 years for it to be official is an bigger mystery.
@@INDLIS She was in the process of obtaining the official divorce during his trial. She expressed intense anger and disgust with the man who murdered her son as soon as she found out, and that never changed for a second. Never visited him in jail. Never expressed anything but profound hatred for him. You can look up these details online and see for yourself. If what you’re saying about when the divorce was finalized is true, and I’ll definitely look that up, maybe he refused to sign the papers in jail or something. It’s sick how eager true crime fans are to blame mothers at every opportunity, regardless of their actual complicity or lack thereof, regardless of absolutely anything.
@@EllenLeah-pv2yw Dale’s (Chris’s mother) failure to put her parental duties ahead of her marriage to Jackson was what got him killed. Even Carlotta Davis (Chris’s girlfriend) has own questions about Dale such as why did she list her name on the missing persons report (as someone to contact)? Jackson was a control freak and that he chose not to run things with proper precision when it came to Chris and his sister Cherie. I’m aware that Jackson humiliated Dale after the original investigators closed off the investigation (based on the phone mail gram). She tried to look for Chris on her own and that made Jackson angry. One of Dale’s coworkers did state how Jackson went off “Dale is just wasting her time trying to locate that punk when she should be taking care of me”. By the time was body found and after Jackson’s interview with police didn’t give Dale any comfort and instead ran up to Dale and said, "They said I killed Chris, and I didn't do it."
I think that's awesome!
So, the case with Aaron Key...
They couldn't run the DNA comparison bc the database was too large? But they already narrowed down the possible options to at least one murder case, right?
So why didn't they do a quick comparison of that one to him to establish cause to keep him locked up? They ended up letting him go and of course the rat ran.
This incompetence almost cost the life of another woman.
The Detective,s deserve a medial they work so hard to solved this case. Thumbs up them
Amazing but scary job
God Bless his soul!Amen
RIP to those who lost their lifes. Prayers for the families even though these are old cases. I'm sure it never gets easier over the years. 😢
Yes although to finally find out what happened to them has to be some solace
First story-it's like those horror films where the teenagers,alone in an old house, hear a strange noise in the attic then actually go and investigate.Who in their right mind would do that?If I thought I'd found a body under my house,no way would i go crawling around after it!
Why not go down there to make sure it’s actually a body before calling police? What’s it going to do, become a zombie?
I probably wouldn’t call the police, I’d bury it right with the backhoe and cement just to avoid paying my attorney to be present while I talked to police. I also wouldn’t want the police in my house being a crime scene while I get to foot the bill at a hotel and continue to pay the bills at my house.
Call it obstruction of justice, I call it avoiding calling people that like to throw me under the bus.
@@richardkranium2944That’s because Eric and Diana Carbajal had actually gotten a letter from Salinas PD (who were in the process of clearing out missing persons reports) regarding Chris Denoyer being reported missing from that residence (the same day the police got the call about the body under the house) The crawl space was only about two inches deep and it would’ve been difficult to dig an even bigger hole in such a confined area. A short handled back hoe was also recovered at the crime scene and that a tool of that nature was used in the demo tape.
I thought the same thing. Spiders and snakes could be under the house.
Not to mention a dead body😮
Sad. When people are killed, we never know what they could have achieved! 😢😢😢
In my state you can't sell a house without inspectors going over Everything!!
I can't understand how anyone can move into a house and not explore everything such as a crawl space! Even forgotten treasures could have been forgotten there!
Why are police racing to a skeleton?
yeah, tires skidding, sirens ?
They did in the reconstruction, lol, but I actually heard an officer say in another documentary somewhere they thought it was a prank and didn't believe it at first.
Lol 😂 yeah the skeleton isn't going anywhere.
Sorry I feel for the mother, but if my son disappeared under those circumstances I'd be doing everything in my power to point the finger at the step father and I'd be divorcing him immeadiatly. First they said she knew he didn't run away, then that she thought he was alive. They should have searched every inch of the property right away.
I mean he was convicted in 2000 but she didn't divorce him till 2017. WTF!!! ain't no way I'd stay married to the man that killed my son one second longer then it would take to get a divorce.
How did she not notice the extreme stench and foul fucking smell of a decomposing body? That house must have smelled terrible for many years.
@@JaneDoe-xn3ct Cherie (Chris’s sister) stated at trial that everyone complained about it (including her mother Dale) and Jackson kept saying that he didn’t smell anything. He would later go on to say that it was a dead snake 🐍 (which was why Cherie and her mother told that to police when asked about it).
@@barrykennethdaniel7411She was in the process of obtaining the official divorce during his trial. She expressed intense anger and disgust with the man who murdered her son as soon as she found out, and that never changed for a second. Never visited him in jail. Never expressed anything but profound hatred for him. You can look up these details online and see for yourself. If what you’re saying about when the divorce was finalized is true, and I’ll definitely look that up, maybe he refused to sign the papers in jail or something. It’s sick how eager true crime fans are to blame mothers at every opportunity, regardless of their actual complicity or lack thereof, regardless of absolutely anything.
When did they say she knew he didn’t run away? You can’t tell me because it didn’t happen. She got that fake letter from him, in which he explained why he left, and she believed that it was he who sent it.
Esp Glad Robinson was caught!!... :( *The Death penalty Isn't used Often enough in horrible,premeditated murders!!.... :(
Have seen enough of these to know immediately that Chris was murdered by his step-father.
I knew it had to be him but from what I read from the actual details, it was during his interview with police that he gave himself away. He was the only person to describe Chris in a negative manner and contradicted everyone’s claim that he didn’t smell any bad odors in the house
As soon as they said "stepfather" and "strict"
@@marshapieroni6677 He was actually the ultimate control freak
First case: her teenage son and daughter had problems adapting to her new husband. What?? What a mother is she ....
Dale (Chris’s mother) was actually to negligent to care about Chris and Cherie’s (Chris’s sister) needs (since divorcing their father Michael). Jackson was a total control freak and he would impose very harsh rules (which were mostly inhumane). He was known to put post-it notes on his favorite foods and drinks. The notes contained statements such as "Don't eat this. Property of Jack's. Don't touch." If Chris or Cherie ate appellant's food, drinks or touched his things, he’d get very angry. Although Dale did manage to seek family counseling, Jackson only attended one session and decided not to go back. Dale’s biggest downfall was not giving Jackson an ultimatum, that he either go back to counseling or she would leave him.
Jackson was actually resentful of Chris and Cherie (even telling several other people that he didn’t want them around) and at one point he told both Dale and Annis Denoyer (Chris and Cherie’s grandmother) "if you don't get these kids out of here, I will. . . . I can't stand it anymore."
What kind of mother would list her son’s 14-year-old girlfriend as a contact reference on a missing persons report?
Ok... hello
What about the other women john Robinson killed? We’re more bodies found on the farm or elsewhere?
Sad that the mother stayed with this guy through court and long after before divorcing. Perhaps denial played a part; or a deep fear! It's hard to believe she did not suspect foul play.
Probably the fear
He only got 17 years,for 3rd degree murder,with possible parole,after9 years.His first attempt was denied,in 2009.How can murdering a 16 year-old,by shooting them,in the head,from behind,and again in the chest,no be premeditated,after the first shot.The sentencing is crazy.
@@Lucian_MediaThe fear started after the 1984 investigation was closed off based on the phony mail gram. Jackson humiliated Dale (Chris’s mother) for wasting 8 years trying to find Chris on her own
@@eh-i1841That’s because the first trial went deadlock but don’t worry he’s still in prison after being denied parole on August 10, 2021 for the 3rd time
@@eh-i1841they probably played the “in the heat of the moment” game
How does a body lay right on the side of the road decomposing for a year an a half in a residential area and nobody notice it. It would stink like hell, at least for a while. Plus why the hell didn't they search the car and house of the very obvious suspect right away.
Love the way the cops come speeding in with lights and sirens. As if they can still help this poor soul!I get they don’t want anything disturbed. But it’s already been there for years.
It’s a tv show. They play to the dramatic. No way to know if the actual cops acted like that.
Oh I love this program because of live video posted in this very showed time
don't bother with your sirens boys its been down there for years another 5 minutes won't hurt
😂😂
Lady case : they had him in jail and they toke all the coffee cups ?
They they let him go ?
Then he get out again ?
All they had to do mark his spoon for lunch or diner!!! And they just had so much look getting him but they keep to slow -
I’m surprised there was no odor shortly after burial under the house. Poor mom 💔
Really? John Gacy the serial killer had 27 bodies buried in his crawl space in which his neighbors did in fact complain about the foul odor.
Pretty dry area I believe. It's a big farming area, but they use irrigation.
There was but he explained it off as a dead snake under the house or something and who's going to think that it must be a dead body?
@@marilynh.5227 actually that’s not true. In fact that’s how the police were able to get a warrant to search under his house. First though, people would point out the smell & he would tell them that there was something wrong with the sewage.
However after he came under suspicion because of his last victim the police began to follow him. One day Gacy invited them in his house & one of the detectives said when he was in the bathroom & the heat kicked on he could smell the oder of death so they left & was able to get the warrant.
It was long gone at the time it was discovered but when police did ask Dale (Chris’s mother) about it she told the same story that her daughter Cherie said to them that they thought it was a dead snake 🐍. Jackson was the one who denied smelling it
This is a very good documentary is also told good
Where this man as a life time criminal was getting money ?
Day time busy with the woman’s
Night time busy with his families.. living in a modern home ?
and why his activities didn’t make the cups to look after him ?
It was not a first woman who was missing by him ??? He should be under watch list already - sometimes the low is to easy for criminals . and if the mom was not after her daughter seriously,,,, he was still free ... the more they talk about him , the question comes why he was free ??? Why no one was after him ?
12yo homeless in Sydney both homeless people and gangster looking people were very good either giving us food or money for food or a cheap room (no strings) but business men in suites would offer a lovely room at their place even offered to fly us to Japan for good jobs!!!
Just get in the car hahaha
Only thing to do is RUN!!!
DON'T believe ANY offers of a job or a home
Nothing for Nothing
Why do the police need to go racing with the sirens blaring for a skeleton in a crawlspace? If it had been there for a long time already, i doubt it'll be going anywhere
Wow mr hart looks like he’s 80 instead of 52 damn
This is the actual telegram that Jackson created after the murder.
"Mom, I am fine. I am on my way to Newport Beach. Stop. Sorry. I had to leave too soon. I wish I could have stayed. Stop. I wish I could have continued to go to school there, but other circumstances came up. Jack was right in some things. I'm sorry for being very rude to you. Please take care of my things for me. Stop. I will either come for them or send for them. Stop. Later, Chris. P.S. See you when I'm in the NFL."
Why didn’t Salinas PD investigate that phony telegram back in 1984? How could the original investigators be so stupid to believe that a 16-year-old would even know how to send a telegram?
Aren't telegrams billed by the word? Would Chris have so much money that he would be able to send such a long telegram?
@@neptunedawn7121 I wouldn’t know how they work. He wouldn’t have even known how to send one but the original investigators (back in 84) were to lazy and they just closed it off as a runaway
First off, Chris hated Jackson and he wouldn’t have said that his stepfather was right.
Second, Chris didn’t even know anyone in Newport Beach
Finally, Chris had no plans of playing football 🏈 in any professional league even though he enjoyed playing it high school.
Jackson wrote those things in that mail gram as his way of degrading Chris of his human nature. Chris was the victim of Jackson’s psychological abuse and that he was killed because Jackson couldn’t break him (even though it was stated at trial that he was killed for calling Jackson a dog killer).
Speaking on the first case, to all that love these shows like me. How many of you would still stay in that house ? And how many of you would have moved? I would have gone to the realtor's office and told them, " Hey! You should have said during the walkthrough that it also comes with a dead body. I want all my money back 😂😂
Perhaps that should’ve been done before giving that house to Eric and Diana Carbajal (the owners of the former Villarta residence). By the way it was actually Diana’s sister who went in and discovered the body.
That Robinson guy is like that movie "The Dead Girl".
My brother in law is going to school right now so he can be the first examiner at the scene of the crime, I can’t imagine what kinds of things he’ll see but I’m glad he’s going to become a person that will aid in catching murderers
That one detective sounds like Philip Seymour Hoffman 😅😎
I wish the sirens weren't so loud. The voice is clear and audible. Then the siren sounds trying to blast my ear drums.
17 years for a very young man ?
That’s over cheep
Some court they just don’t get there was a life stolen
if you think that is too little jail time (I agree) then how about the low sentences men get for killing anyone they can claim as having been their 'partner' even if that was years ago and mainly in their fantasy?
Sigh
It was 17 years to life. So when he reached so many years in prison he is eligible for parole. That does not mean he will get out. he entered in 1996 and as someone else said his latest parole in 2021 was denied so thankfully he is now reaching 27 years in prison.
The first trial ended in a hung jury
New detective starter kit:
BUT THAT WASNT IT!
Yes I get it....grave .....secrets
Thank God that at least his mother now knows that her son never Her Never left her husband was the one that killed him. His stepdad will like he was asking that young man to respect him how in the world did he expect that young man to respect him if he didn’t respect him respect goes both ways if he did not respect that young man that you were insured and respect him. May he rest in peace
Because Jackson was a control freak and he was mentally abusive towards Chris and his sister Cherie. He put locks on cupboards, the master bedroom along with a cupboard in the garage plus put post it notes on just about everything around the house (including food and drinks in the refrigerator).
Who said, "Dead men tell no tales?" They're dead wrong!
Dead Men do Talk (which is the 2nd episode of the first season)
I watch these homicide documentaries to give me better insight to how the human psyche thinks, reasons and operates. I already possess extensive Bible knowledge through the gift of the Holy Ghost, and these documentaries adds more tools to my box of wisdom and knowledge.
I think getting to know the man Before you marry him and take him around your kids !! Just a thought. :(
Perhaps that’s a reason why Cherie (Chris’s sister) was feeling uneasy about Jackson prior to him marrying her mother Dale.
Spend rest of his life in jail sick man , instead get the job or do something with his life
Goes and destroy the life of the girls who were better then him , they were going somewhere study snd work to be someone bright girls life was taken for a sickness of a dark man - last case forensic was perfect, but cups I believe they had him and could do better but kept making mistakes.
many so called 'partner' murders are actually all about the envy.. they pick the bright, the kind, the beautiful and then they hate them for fallin gfor their scam, resent them for not loving them for who they really are and for they love they had whch the killers lacked in early childhood..
(no excuses for the deeds, but if we want to stop raising murderers we need to understand why some kids turn bad and others do not)
*cops.
@@AnyCitrusTree But what about the case of divorced parents who end up bringing their kids into a chaotic blended marriage
Horrible 😔 better to stay alone with your children and leave men alone v!
Most divorced parents tend to attract new partners who are abusive towards their children.
Trust me its the same for us men too
17 years to life what the jock.
They must not have gotten a mortgage on the house with the body under it. An inspection is required and the inspector definitely goes in crawl spaces. I was unable to buy a house because it didn’t pass inspection due to foundation problems I would have not noticed myself at that time in my career.
Of course now I would just fix it and have no need to get mortgages or loans.
But that kind of inspection should’ve been made prior to the house being sold to owners Eric and Diana Carbajal.
Shame on mom for giving her son such a step father.
Agreed.
But also: shame on societies where women have to stick to a monster just to keep a roof over their children's heads for lack of proper access to affordable childcare, don't you agree?
after all, most of the crimes are committed by men, look up the statistics..
so why do we raise our daughters in the firm belief their lives are neither complete nor worthwhile untill they tie such a murderous swine to their legs?
(the same goes for men, of course, why do we tell our sons they need to trick an unsuspecting woman into becoming a free houshold maid/unpaid sexworker for the rest of her life?)
read a little about what a scam 'romantic love' actually is and what purpose that buddy system really serves..
Ik right Sick Monster For Real
@@AnyCitrusTreeBasically most divorced parents tend to live their lives in the fast lane.
Shame on Dale for not standing up for Chris and her lack of responsibility could’ve gotten her daughter Cherie killed too and buried next to her brother
Was probably with the evil pig for financial reasons.
😂❤on
oooh ! Big filming blooper there in the first one. Can you find it?
A decaying body has a very distinctive smell. The mother had to know! That poor boy 😔
Dale (Chris’s mother) knew about it but she took Jackson’s word that it was a dead snake 🐍 (A story that she and daughter Cherie told police when they were asked about it). Everyone knew about it but when police asked Jackson about it, he denied it was ever there.
As some one who lives in Salinas, it’s very much a place of murder. New one everyday
It's somebody he knows
They Knew when she'll be alone sad 😢😢
07:32 the bullet found indicates the victim had been shot! Really?! As apposed to burying their family heirloom bullet with the body?
Second degree murder ? 17yrs for cold blooded murder 😒
That’s because the first trial ended in a hung jury. He’s still in prison today after being denied parole for the 3rd time in 2021.
Ummmm. Why code 3?
It's like dead talk
Dead men do talk (the 2nd episode of the 1st season)
There’s not a spot on this globe that doesn’t have a dead body or creature occupying it. 😂
With the bugs and the vines ya won’t be able to tell how many years or how long ago it’s been that that person’s been dead. It’s weird that nobody ever smelled it people going by there by that road so many times in their cars or walking like that man
I play for Kenya DCI to see how. Investigation is done
Why on earth would you leave barrels containing bodies out in the open? With all the storage lockers he had why not store the barrels in one of them?
Smart people
Probably someone would smell the decomposition,in the storage place.
Same with the killer on Murder by Numbers
This probably speaks to Robertson's self confidence that grew with each case he had gotten away with before, he never thought he was going to be found out.
The second story when 5he police said Turn and face the female officer 😅 how would he Know which way to turn? The police didn't say Lett or Right? 😂😅😂
When ten cops all but one pretty female cop checks in ua premises,draw guns en take positions any man en especially a womaniser will take note of the female cop.
@@antonynkanata1834 True! 💯
Lit response for a skeleton!!!!!
I felt bad for the mother, betrayed twice, by the man he chose to bring in her child home, and probably he lived in that house, knowing that her son was just under her, all the time. Glad, he was busted....
It was Dale’s (Chris’s mother) fault for staying with that lowlife control freak in the first place. She knew Jackson had no respect for Chris or his sister Cherie but she was to naive to question why Jackson had to be such a different person when it came to his stepchildren? Cherie stated at trial that she hated Jackson from the beginning and wished her mother hadn’t married him.