THE KFC MASS MURDERS...
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- Опубліковано 9 сер 2022
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In 1983 in Kilgore Texas a robbery occurred at a local KFC. 5 People disappeared. What went down on that fateful day is what I will be taking you through in my latest True Crime episode. Em x
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@emmakennytv did you know that Hello Fresh Group launched another brand of meal kits in the UK called Green Chef which do completely plant based vegan meals. Do you think they could sponsor you next as sadly hello fresh as promoted doesn't do vegan meals.
Emma, where did you buy the dress you wearing today?
I love your ads, they're probably the most genuine hello fresh ads I've seen.
I am a Huge Fan Emma......Your Approach is very non-mainstream. Even though I have heard of all these whacked out S.K.s & their stories , You add a whole new spin to each case.
It is a sad state of affairs when I have to tune in to true crime to relax; thanks for reminding me there is a sane world out there
I know you have tons of case recommendations but I really hope you will do the Marc Dutroux case from Belgian. It has government cover-up (and involvement), sex trafficking, a serial killer, and the suspicious deaths of over 20 witnesses. And I love your take on cases.
I remember that name.... can't recall the case, but I remember the name.
I'd love to hear Emma's take on it, on anything. Hearing from a psychologist's POV. Her episodes are always amazing.
Yes, I am willing to help even;! Followed everything (also the parlementary commissions on the handling of the case as a law student and then and still as a ...yeah...lol)
@@chelseapthib36 I wish UA-cam still allowed links to be shared, as I watched an amazing 3 part video on the case given that there was so much information. And he actually cut it short because he started getting nervous upon learning how many witnesses died mysterious deaths, two of which were on their way to appointments to speak to detectives (one got hit by a train while crossing the tracks). The whole thing is absolutely wild and I'd be curious to know if there was any connection to Epstein. Joshua Miles is the UA-camr who covered it. I'd certainly understand if Emma was afraid to do it, to be honest. I highly recommend checking it out on Joshua's channel, you will probably have to watch it in parts since it's so extensive.
@@anneliesvanpoucke8731 oh, wow, very interesting! I've found that there is a surprising number of true crime watchers who have yet to hear of it. For me, it's one of the most fascinating cases I've come across. In fact, I may watch again for insight I missed the first time around. Check out Joshua Miles's channel, the research he did is extensive I'd share the link here but apparently it is no longer allowed by UA-cam. If you search Joshua Miles Marc Dutroux case in UA-cam's search box, it should come up. Hopefully it's still there as I know he got nervous covering it. Very generous of you to offer to help. Much respect 🙏🏼
@@darladawn1111 wow that's crazy, but not unbelievable. There's a long history of witnesses disappearing or dying before testifying in huge cases.
I used to watch Joshua Miles, I heard he had taken a break because of health issues or something. I hope he's doing good. Thanks for the info I will definitely check it out. Well wishes to you!
Would love to cover the Horrid story of Josef Fritzl terrible case
Wouldnt a construction channel be more appropriate
Man, it's so hard to form an opinion on these murders. On the one hand, you do have an eye witness and she identified at least one of the two men but was the identification done properly? There are strict laws regarding witness identification and how suspects are identified and there is physical evidence pointing at these two. As well as, almost every inmate I've ever met claims to have been set up and to be innocent. But, there was so much mishandling of the evidence, I'm surprised a judge didn't throw out the case on that basis alone. It's really hard to say, "these two deserve their punishment" because there are still too many unanswered questions. Thanks for covering this case. Well done as always
Hi Emma I discovered your channel just two weeks ago but I already watched many episodes. It is obvious you take your research seriously and you spend o lot of time on it. We are lucky to be able to see such quality content. I find true crime fascinating. As a kid I was raised by people that fit in cluster B category so I know some up close and personal. I went to study criminology and psychology to find some answers but in fact I still have more questions and curiosity. I love your energy …. Well keep yourself in mind in all of this. Take care
She really does delve deap which makes the picture of everything bigger! And after watching Emma I don’t need to look for anymore information lol 😂🙏🏼🥰
Pami beware: if, like me, you end up binge watching all of Emma’s content, you will find yourself so hooked that you will then be desperately waiting for each new video 😉😂😂
Youl end up binging Emma's video s for week s she get s into the case truly always puts the victims first and there...familys freind s ect ...enjoy 😀
i love 💗 your channel i just won’t more crime uk
Just discovered your channel. This happened in my hometown when I was 11. Thank you for the care you give to all victims and their families.
This case is eerily similar to a case that happened near where I live that is referred to as the Burger Chef Murders. It was in the 70s and several employees were kidnapped around closing time and later found murdered miles away from the restaurant in a rural community.
Loving your channel! Please dig into the Delphi, Indiana girls Murder. So crazy and lots to unpack with this case.
This is absolutely tragic, imagine going missing while at work, the place where you would never expect. How horrible.
EMMMAAAAA! Watching you on "Vengeance: Killer Lovers" at this very moment! When I saw you I screamed "ahhhhh! Emma!!!!"
How awesome for you, you're blowing up in the true crime world! Congrats, love!
Do you know what episode?🤞
Not off the top of my head.. but I can look.
My best friend was Murdered 4 years ago on the 25th of October 2018, I miss her every single day, I’m just so sick of people in Australia committing crimes and pleading ‘insanity’ to avoid a jail sentience and either getting away with it or going to a mental health facility, my best friends murderer had been released from prison 6 weeks prior after completing a sentence for a violent crime, but the courts said he is unsuitable to go back to prison and put him in a mental health facility, the caught him at the scene, he had her blood all over him he’s guilty as hell, but could be out in the community sooner then if he had gone to prison, why don’t they do a mental health check before releasing people, my best friends murder has affected so many people, her family, her 2 kids, my family and kids everyone that knew her, I will never have another best friend like her and I can never forgive him for taking her away from this world and those that loved her, she didn’t not know him he had no right to do what he did
Far from the first time I’ve heard a story like yours. I went to school with someone who was murdered by a man who was released from prison less than 12 months before her murder. He was originally in jail for… you guessed it… murder! She was 18 years old. He put her body in a wheelie bin. I’m all for rehabilitating those that can be rehabilitated, but in my mind, murderers are not able to be rehabilitated. Their actions make it clear that they have their own way of seeing the world. If they want to be free, to be part of our society and community, they need to act like it and respect the “rules” we all follow; the ethics; the morals all of it. If they can’t, then the only place they should be is as far away from us as possible… unfortunately, all of our social systems need a massive overhauling. Justice System, Health Care System, Fostercare system….. on and on.
I’m sorry about your friend. If it’s not too uncomfortable, please accept a cyber-hug from someone who has felt some of what your going through
You’re in my thoughts,
Take care of yourself xxoo
This just....tragic. I feel so sorry for the families.
Hi Emma, have you ever heard of the Dr Kermit Gosnell case? Just watched a movie about him and was first time hearing about this case and my lord it's shocking and truly heartbreaking.
Looove the Nancy Palosi rib. Lol 😁
Go Emma Go Emma Go!!! ❣️🎉✨🎊✨
😉 x
Hi Emma, I watch your videos religiously from South Africa. I relate to you in so many ways.as a female engineer that often needs to travel the globe on my own to all these new cities and cou tries it help me to keep an eye out and try to safe as far as possible. Keep the channell going....let's not comply
hello! i’m from austin, texas and every time i watch videos about murders happening at fast food or restaurants it makes me think about the austin yogurt shop killings that happened in 1991! i think that would be an interesting case to look into bc i don’t see true crime people talk about it often, if ever.
I'd love to have some "risk offending" merch. I work as a teacher where our main role is to safeguard and I say this all the time. I think it's basically my tag line at this point
I love how Emma explains things in so much detail helps me to understand cases alot better! Thankyou Emma xx
U are hands down the best,🏆most respectful, creative - creator & such a sincere voice for the victims U cover🕊. I’m so glad I’ve found U this past month‼️(I have quite a playlist saved to catch up on👍🏼🔔😉🙏🏼⚖️
I’m blushing ☺️ x
You are a great storyteller and easy to listen to! Very thorough, descriptive and your accent is so beautiful🤘🏻
-Nikki
California,USA
I fell asleep watching this and now returning to find out what happens. I must have been really tired, or I’m becoming so desensitized from all the true crime channels and podcasts that I now fall asleep to murder stories? 😳 But I love your channel 🥰
Thank you for presenting such a thought provoking episode. If the authorities are so confident in their case where's the harm in re-testing the DNA. If they say blar blar money, set up a go fund me page & I'm sure the funds could be raised. God forbid the egos might be hurt.
Here in Connecticut we had a murder that occured inside a KFC in the own of Milford that I grew up in. It happened in the 90's when I was a kid.
2 employees murdered their manager inside the kitchen of the KFC after hours. The eerie part is that earlier that day my friends and I actually went to KFC to eat that afternoon after a long day of skateboarding, and the 2 men that committed the murder were the ones that served us before they carried out the murder later that evening. The KFC was literally walking distance down the end of the street that I grew up on.
Can’t help think about the young pregnant woman and how incredibly lucky she and her baby where my partner is a manager at a fast food place and he works a lot of night shifts and even today there’s no safety thing for them at night there’s only 5/6 of them 🥺
Emma this is a case I have never heard about, thank you. RIP to the victims. Some states have massive backlogs of DNA cases and they are not always stored correctly, so when there are cold case reviews it is too degraded or contaminated to be analysed. Some of the issues in US Justice is people are elected as sheriffs, prosecutors etc and the fractured law enforcement setup - local, regional, state, highway, other agencies such as Texas Rangers, I could go on.....
Love you sooo much Emma your smart, beautiful and give these victims the respect they deserve in these crime stories! Keep doing the amazing job you continue to do!
Hi Emma. I've been watching you for a while now and you're awesome. When you get a chance could you look into the Malorie Bantala case. It involves a charge of child destruction, which is a rare one.
This is horrific!! Thank you for covering this one though Emma, one I haven’t heard of before xx
Emma is the best her videos are really gripping, informative and food for thought.
I knew this case but I didn’t know it to the extent and detail you’ve done on it! Well done! And thankyou x
Thanks for this one Em, fantastic coverage as always ❤️ xx
I didn't make it to the live tonight but I must say during the cooking portion of the video your outfit is gorgeous! Really suits you :)
This was a CRAZY one....loved that the true possibility of possible innocents are imprisoned---Rarely is that addressed.
I KNOW this is an OLD ONE, but would go CRAZY to hear your thoughts on H.H.Holmes from turn-of-the-century Chicago,IL! Love your content, have done since Britain's Darkest Taboos! Xo
Emma!! I just found your channel but have binge watching your videos and I have to say… I watch a lot of true crime content and I always learn something new from your videos!!! Thank you so much for all your hard work!!! DO NOT COMPLY!!! Have a great day!!💜
Hey em, really love your channel & watched every video you’ve done. Would really love if you covered the case of the Ken and Barbie killers, Paul Bernardo & Karla Homolka x x
Sending love and thanks! Wishing you all a day filled with light.
Thank you for your amazing story telling♥️
I remember this sadly 😢........
Have you ever looked into the McDonald's mass murder? In San Ysidro San Diego 20+ died July 18, 1984.
I remember when that happened
Hey Emma! Again thank you for a fabulous Wednesday crime with Emma Kenney! 🙂
Strange case. Thanks em, another great one.
I absolutely love when you have conversations with yourself!! Lol 😆
I’ve just filmed the Raoul Moat episode and it’s another level sarcasm 😉❤️ x
@@EmmaKennyTV I can’t find that one!
@@EmmaKennyTV I do love sarcasm!!
I watch a lot of true crime and your hello fresh ad is definitely the best 💗💗💗
Why Thankyou . X
Hi Rob from nz I love your show thanks so much. Listening at work with my headset most Days😁
Thank you for your hard work posting your videos
Ahh... I've been waiting for this. Sooo exhausted and have to clean kitchen fridge and put away groceries 😭😭😭 love you Emma 💕
This was a very interesting case. If they can test the DNA they should. It is irresponsible of them not to. Thanks for another great case.
The 2 guys on jails DNA didn't match the DNA they found I live in kilgore texas I know more about this story the mayor's son had something to do with it
Jimmy mankins drove a motorcycle js
I love you Emma. Never stop doing what you do.
Thank you Emma xx
Here’s a first…between the Hello Fresh segment and the mention of KFC, a true crime video that made me hungry. Only Emma Kenny has those skills. 😁
Another fascinating video Emma. Thank you
I think I’ve watched every video you’ve done since you started. Love your content
Wonder how much more I’m going to learn than I already know with Emma’s deep dive.
I have been absorbing TC for many years now and I do know this case, not well though. I am a current employee of KFC but in Australia so it kinda hits home a little. I do believe a crime like this would not go unsolved for so long these days but I'm absolutely shocked that this occurred at all. It's quite scary really.
Another Great watch Em .😚
You two make a great couple!
Never heard of this case ! Those poor people , I don’t what I think after just watching one doc about may have to watch a few more to make up my mind.
Hi emma your husband seems such a nice fella ....and he gave your cooking a 10 you could see he enjoyed the lovely grubbley food ...not heard of this case emme the kfc murders sounds like an interesting case ...you know theres gonna be ....twists & turns ...like the welsh clydach murders...let's listen up butter cups 🤗
I’m ready for this!
Hi Emma! I'm wondering if you'll do the Yaser Said case? I just watched the trial and I can't figure out whether I think it's an honor killing or domestic violence case, or a combination of the two. It's such a sad and crazy case. Would love to know your thoughts about it. Thanks and I really enjoy how much work and thought you put into these cases.
You're a big old softie Emma, "don't donate if you cannot afford it". That's really sweet of you, take care and God bless.
We love you we'll support you in any way we can x
are it’s so sad all the people who noticed some things were wrong and not one of them rang the police it’s better to ring the police just to check because some times you are the one that can help
I love this new intro style! Giving us a little taster into the case 🫶🏼
There are too many unanwered questions in all this. Its troubling.
Thanks Emma 💕
Most welcome ❤️ x
I what every single one of your videos. I look forward to it every Wednesday and sunday. Just to say I love your intro music xx
Fascinating case
This case has never made sense to me. I can never understand why prosecutors are eager to throw people in prison with little or no evidence.
Prisons are big money in the States the more inside the more money it generates, also alot of prosecutors just want that successful verdict doesn't matter who.
Hi Emma, love your videos keep um comin xx
Hey Emma could you please cover the true story of Sylvia likens, from the true story American Crime, thanks 👍❤️
Just about to make tonight's meal then I'll be joining you Emma to your premiere for this video!! Looking forward to it! - Phill
I enjoy watching all your videos. So informative but so compassionate. You really are very compelling to watch!
Have u heard of the Wichita Massacre? The 2 perpetrators are on death row right now . And fortunately there was a survivor. I think you'd do this case justice
Hey Emma great show as always ,love ya Vancouver Canada
Can't wait to see this. 👍
Hi Emma please please can you find out anything about an elderly lady called Hilda Murrel who went missing like 40 years ago no trace of her body has ever been found she was from shrewsbury Shropshire England, I love your yrue crimes watched them all xx
This case is horrible all the way around. Being born and raised in Texas I see we have come a long way and have a long way to go. There is a case that might interest u from Montgomery, Texas, a triple murder. My daughter had a close relationship with Jeremy and attended both trials every day. A movie was made about this called Into The Abyss, the problem I have is that the girlfriend of one of the perps who has changed her story several times was never prosecuted, a sheriff's daughter. I feel justice fell short, I know her and she brags about no jail time when a mother and 2 teenage boys were murdered in cold blood.
That's the difference between America and the UK we don't wear our hearts on our sleeves and let murderers out after 15 years to reoffend. They're guilty they're where they belong
Americans don’t like it either!! It’s the liberal left DA’s and judges that let them out! But, don’t worry, we are about to turn this ship around!!
Emma could you do one on Liverpool's John Sweeney?
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE cover Tair Rada's murder. There has finally been a new development and her case needs way more exposure so it doesn't just quite down and dissappear again. I'd love to help with any research too 💗
Hi Emma I love your docos I'm from western Australia and would love it if you could look into the Claremont serial killings I love your videos xx
My thoughts: have you heard of Elna Maria “Valerie” Peterson? No? Doubtless very few people have- Valerie was a 9 year old girl who was killed in a hit and run in Manson Iowa in 1971 whilst out riding her bike with a friend- the girls had moved off the road when they realised that a green truck was coming along the road, but the truck actually then swerved directly off the road and hit Valerie, who died instantly.
That same truck was then observed, by a neighbour of the individual, driving at speed into their garage. The truck was later washed and the following day the young man who had been driving had been driven by his father to the airport in order to return early from leave from the army. A few days later the truck was taken and sold to the local car dealership- when Valerie’s father heard of this he contacted police, who then took paint scrapings as evidence from the front of the vehicle- According to some witnesses, the young man who had been involved had been seen drinking at the local pub with friends, all of whom were quite intoxicated- Despite all this, the case went cold for a few decades until a new sheriff decided to reopen it as he had been the same age as Valerie when she died- unfortunately, however, he discovered that all the evidence had been thrown out - with the excuse being that the statute of limitations for a hit & run case had expired.
I stumbled across this case a few months ago on a website called Iowa cold cases, and was curious to learn more- however after weeks and weeks of searching, aside from a small handful of newspaper articles, I could find NOTHING else about this case- if not for this one website, this case would be completely forgotten, whilst a beautiful little girl who died before I was even born has never received the justice that she deserved: why? The driver of the vehicle was from an extremely prominent family. It was well known in Manson that this man had been responsible, but NOBODY had the decency to speak out about this family for the sake of this beautiful little girl- the identity has been so well protected, that I couldn’t even manage to discover the name of the man (admittedly it’s harder to access public records from the US when you’re in Australia and don’t have a VPN) - all I was able to discover was that he still lives in the area!
So to cut a long story short: I could totally believe that these guys were convicted to protect someone else
Good evening Emma hope your in good spirit...I was wondering weather that you could cover the grim sleeper ronnie Franklin. Anyways another awesome show keep up the amazing work my lovely loves it.. have a blessed moment one love..😊❤👊🙏👌.
I lost my google identity for some reason for a while-I had to verify my age and go thru a bunch of hoops, but I’m the meantime I made several IDS so I could watch UA-cam-and I subscribed under everyone so I can’t lose Kenny’s crime cult again😅 hard work but worth it
I need a massive catch up I've been doing so many hours at the moment 😩 x
I’ve been watching you a long time. I’ve only just found you on you tube. I’ve watched almost all of your tv shows. My daughter is off to university to study Criminology, hopefully psychology eventually to.
Mummy and wife duties made easer with your channel ❤️ headphones on... loves your channel ❤️
Yay!!! NANCY PELOSKI !!!! Do it Em!!!👊👊👊💜x
We adore you too Emma Kenney 🥰
Just a question and I know you're busy but do you find your channel more fulfilling than your previous media jobs? You just seem to be so excited and invested and allowed to give your opinion x
It is quite wonderful as it gives me the chance to give time to the cases and victims. X
32:15 these are my fave bits when she gets angry about how stupid people can be and starts acting out there stupidity 🤣🤣🤣
emma would you ever consider noah donohoe. james english recently interviewed his mum
I’m looking forward to joining today’s live. I have been busy and keeping up with 📺playback. Thank you Emma Kenny and Dusted 🛠 media for your thoughtfulness, dedication, consistency. I have learned so much, as far as staying safe and “Do Not Comply”. I understand that it is critical for the human mind to develop in a safe and loving home. As most of the featured monsters were once little neglected often abused children. The mind is so very interesting. I’m grateful My Sister and stopped the family curse of neglect and unspeakable things. We are survivors and our Adult Children only have know love and safety in our arms. Now I understand more clearly how and why the 60’s~70’s~80’s there was such a code of silence. No one noticed our childhood distress. Things are getting better for this next generation I so deeply wish. See something, Say Something. Thank you.
I love this.
This is beautifully written and your name seems to fit perfectly
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The fabulous Emma has arrived.
Hi Emma I'm waiting For A Bus with this new case
Hi Emma please do a video on the west Memphis three or send me the link if you already have? Awesome content BTW!!!!
You should do Raul Moat,, remember the murder near Newcastle
And the following police hunt and suicide
Look forward to watching this now not long home and Chris bought me a Is it just me T-Shirt yeha 👍😎❤️xxxx
Thanks
Most welcome x
There's something not adding up here. Career criminals like Darnell and Romeo do not really fit the profile of execution style mass murderers like this. Of all the robberies they've committed before and after, why was only this one so gruesomely different? I would understand a robbery gone wrong situation, but then the homicide would happen at the store. Kidnapping 5 people, taking them into a cornfield and killing them execution style does not seem like purely a robbery motivated crime or even purely sex motivated as half the people were men. This feels like a homicide committed by someone(s) who had prior experience in efficiently subduing and killing multiple people, not something your average stickup men would do. Since Darnell and Romeo kept committing crimes after these murders, they would've probably been linked to more homicides like this once caught. But they weren't. *This was a one off, which is where I get skeptical.* My guess is this. If DNA evidence undoubtedly links Darnell and Romeo to these murders, then they were probably hired by someone else (possibly the third partner who's DNA was also found) to kill one or more people in that store for revenge/romance/drugs related reasons. It was personal. They were told to teach the target(s) a lesson. The robbery and the SA was when the "teaching them a lesson" part went out of hand.
People don’t murder until they do. Look at the brothers Carr…they committed armed robberies without killing until one day they committed armed robbery and raped and murdered 5 people. (Would love to see Emma cover this case actually, commonly called the Wichita Horror.)
@@gwenjackson8583 I agree with your sentiment that "people don't murder until they do", but the biggest difference between this case and the Carr Brothers is that the Carrs were caught the day after. These two guys remained free for YEARS after the KFC murders. *It's usually highly unlikely when a perp escalates to randomly SA'ing and mass murdering 5 people and then remaining free for years but never doing anything like that again.* Now, a "accidental murder" by way of robbery gone wrong can explain why they never killed again. But what "robbery gone wrong" in a McDonalds (not a bank, but a freaking McDonalds) consists of abducting 5 people to a cornfield and executing them? If it was a random robbery gone wrong the killing would've happened inside the store. The more I think of this the more I lean towards a contract killing, even if these guys did it.
Love your channel. Love your approach and telling of these stories. Sarcasm? Nah.....