Lindsey Olson
Lindsey Olson
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When capital punishment backfires in Ohio - a deep dive into Hamilton County
LINKS:
Death Penalty Information Center: deathpenaltyinfo.org/
Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center: ijpccincinnati.org/
If you aren't familiar with the Rhoda Nathan case, please watch this video:
ruclips.net/video/P-gWH0sleo8/видео.html
You can find my videos on Elwood Jones here:
ruclips.net/video/qPaKEOmzpv4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/mcE_n0SnL04/видео.html
For more a more in depth analysis of the William Virgil and the Elwood Jones cases, please check out the Accused podcast:
accusedpodcast.com
☕️ Buy me a coffee! www.buymeacoffee.com/LindseyOlson
🎨 Follow me on Instagram: @lindzouzou
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Email me (business enquiries only) zouzoulry@gmail.com
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Видео

ELWOOD JONES released on bond - update on the case (& channel update)
Просмотров 192Год назад
Hi guys :) I am back with an update on Elwood Jones as well as a quick update on my channel. Elwood was given the death penalty for the 1994 murder of Rhoda Nathan. Following a court hearing back in August 2022, Elwood has been granted a new trial and has since been released on bond. If you aren't familiar with the case, please watch my two videos: ruclips.net/video/P-gWH0sleo8/видео.html rucli...
Unboxing a hamster Christmas box from Cosmic Hamsters 🐹
Просмотров 346Год назад
Hi guys! I’m back with some wholesome hamster content ♥️ Cosmic hamster has kindly sent me a Christmas box filled with little hammy gifts, and I wanted to unbox it as soon as I received it! And check out Nico Syrian Hamsters on Instagram and tiktok: nico_syrian_hamster Links to the products in the video: Hamster badge @bykateelford Stickers @furnishables Card @toriratcliffeart Chew toys @toogoo...
The murder of Jean Flauder - cold case solved by the killer
Просмотров 268Год назад
Hi guys! I'm back with a French true crime case from the 80s. Notary Jean Flauder was found murdered on the side of the road with very little to no evidence, and after a few years with no leads or motive, this unsolved case became a cold case. It wasn't until 1989, when notary Arnaud Thomas-Chevallier got arrested for fraud, that police were able to figure out who killed Jean Flauder. But what ...
Reacting to “true crime fans deserve JAIL TIME.”
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.Год назад
Hi guys :) I was about to post some more french true crime content for you but watched "Eleanore Neale and the ethics of true crime" by Mika S-f and THEN got recommended "true crime fans deserve JAIL TIME." by Nicole Rafiee. Both of those videos were eye-opening and were stuck in a loop in my head so I figured I could do a (long) reaction video to reflect on the type of content I post and the t...
HAMSTER HALLOWEEN CAGES + HAUL (1K subscribers giveaway!)
Просмотров 427Год назад
Hi guys! I’m back with a festive hamster video, this time I decided to decorate the cages for Halloween and spice up the hamster room. This video was filmed very late at night so it is HECTIC but I hope you enjoy the haul and the DIY and don’t forget to enter the giveaway! 00 :22:25 GIVEAWAY RULES: All you need to do is be subscribed to my channel and comment on this video to let me know you ar...
The UNSOLVABLE murder of Ghislaine Marchal
Просмотров 387Год назад
Hi guys! I'm finally here with the longest video on my channel (so far). I've been spending the last two weeks researching the very popular and controversial case of "Omar Raddad" or "Omar m'a tuer". This is one of the first true crime cases I ever heard of and it has been on my mind ever since, so grab a coffee and a snack, and let's dive right in! I just wanted to highlight that this french c...
The strange disappearances of Marie-Josée and Allison Benitez [unsolved]
Просмотров 672Год назад
Hi guys! I'm back again with an unsolved case from the summer of 2013. Marie-Josée and her daughter Allison allegedly left for Toulouse and were never seen again. Allison was weeks away from competing to become the regional beauty queen, and none of her friends believe she would have given that up. Investigators started looking into Francisco Benitez, the father, and discovered a mysterious pas...
An innocent man on death row? The case of Elwood Jones
Просмотров 561Год назад
Hi guys! I’m back with a brand new video on a case I covered back in February: the murder of Rhoda Nathan. I’ve been thinking about this case a lot and Elwood Jones has kindly sent over some documents and information pertaining to the first trial, the evidence that was missed, and a staggering confession that could help him get a new (fair) trial. Please watch the first video here: ruclips.net/...
THE FLACTIF FAMILY MURDERS - gone without a trace
Просмотров 706Год назад
Hi guys! I’m back today with a solved true crime case that happened in France in 2003. I’ll be taking a short break from posting during my holiday but I’ll be back again with another popular French case! If you enjoy this video please like & subscribe, and feel free to comment any video suggestions down below! ☕️ Buy me a coffee! www.buymeacoffee.com/LindseyOlson 🎨 Follow me on Instagram: @lind...
The twisted disappearance and murder of Alexia Daval
Просмотров 549Год назад
Hi guys :) Back again with a french case that took place in 2017. On October 29th 2017, Alexia Daval was reported missing after going jogging on her own. Her disappearance sparked a wave of concern and anger through the country until the investigation revealed a much more sinister story. If you enjoy this video please like & subscribe, and feel free to comment any video suggestions down below! ...
THE MISSING GIRLS OF YONNE
Просмотров 238Год назад
Hi guys :) Today I'm sharing with you the story of Emile Louis, one of the biggest serial killers in France. In the late 70's the murder of a Jane Doe and the mysterious disappearances of 7 young foster girls went unnoticed until the mid 90's. This case almost went unsolved and it took 30 years to unravel the truth and get justice for the victims. If you would like to check out the criminal bac...
Christine Malèvre: serial killer or empath nurse?
Просмотров 314Год назад
Hi guys ;) Back after a tiny break with a big case from France that happened in the late 90s/early2000's. Christine Malèvre was accused of having "helped" dozens of her patients die and her trial launched a nationwide debate on euthanasia. If you enjoy this video please like & subscribe, and feel free to comment any video suggestions down below! ☕️ Buy me a coffee! www.buymeacoffee.com/LindseyO...
The crimes of MARJORIE CONGDON - the Glensheen Mansion murders & more
Просмотров 4,9 тыс.Год назад
I'm finally here with part 2! This is the follow up video to the Murders of Glensheen Mansion: ruclips.net/video/eptgecJFI9A/видео.html In this video I'm mostly covering the trials following the murders as well as Marjorie's life of crime. I'm excited to finally share the full story with all of you, I hope you enjoy the video :) If you enjoy this video please like & subscribe, and feel free to ...
THE GLENSHEEN MANSION MURDERS
Просмотров 7 тыс.2 года назад
Hi guys! I'm excited to finally share with you the story behind the Glensheen Mansion murders of Elisabeth Congdon and Velma Pietila. This video is the first part of the story and covers everything leading up to the murders. The second part/video will be out next week and will mostly be about the crimes of Marjorie Congdon. If you enjoy this video please like & subscribe, and feel free to comme...
The conspiracy behind Coluche’s death: fatal accident or murder for hire?
Просмотров 5532 года назад
The conspiracy behind Coluche’s death: fatal accident or murder for hire?
Drawing all 341 items from the Binding of Isaac for fun
Просмотров 2802 года назад
Drawing all 341 items from the Binding of Isaac for fun
The heist of the century: over 30 million euros still missing?!
Просмотров 872 года назад
The heist of the century: over 30 million euros still missing?!
Drama in the hamster community (a PSA about colonies)
Просмотров 5062 года назад
Drama in the hamster community (a PSA about colonies)
The most hated woman in France (part 2) - The Outreau Case
Просмотров 5 тыс.2 года назад
The most hated woman in France (part 2) - The Outreau Case
The most hated couple in France: Myriam Badaoui and Thierry Delay (Outreau Case)
Просмотров 19 тыс.2 года назад
The most hated couple in France: Myriam Badaoui and Thierry Delay (Outreau Case)
He became a Texas Ranger to solve his sister’s murder - the story of Diane Maxwell
Просмотров 5582 года назад
He became a Texas Ranger to solve his sister’s murder - the story of Diane Maxwell
Meet my new rescue hamster - from death trap cage to comfy villa ✨
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.2 года назад
Meet my new rescue hamster - from death trap cage to comfy villa ✨
What happened in room 237? The murder of Rhoda Nathan
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.2 года назад
What happened in room 237? The murder of Rhoda Nathan
A cheapskate's lethal revenge: the murder of ex-mercenary Christian Labouysse
Просмотров 2212 года назад
A cheapskate's lethal revenge: the murder of ex-mercenary Christian Labouysse
Murder at the dry cleaners - the story of Kathy Woodhouse
Просмотров 2602 года назад
Murder at the dry cleaners - the story of Kathy Woodhouse
THE EVIL BABYSITTER
Просмотров 2282 года назад
THE EVIL BABYSITTER
Hamster Christmas cage & collaboration (ft. Cosmic Hamsters)
Просмотров 5772 года назад
Hamster Christmas cage & collaboration (ft. Cosmic Hamsters)
Solved twice?! The real suspect behind the murder of Angie Dodge
Просмотров 4132 года назад
Solved twice?! The real suspect behind the murder of Angie Dodge
THE CRIMINAL BACKPACKER - A serial killer with no motive?
Просмотров 1362 года назад
THE CRIMINAL BACKPACKER - A serial killer with no motive?

Комментарии

  • @naveenverycool1
    @naveenverycool1 5 дней назад

    May I ask how did you make the mesh top please?

  • @Gabriella123.59
    @Gabriella123.59 12 дней назад

    Been to the Glensheen Mansion a few times actually and never knew about the dark side since they don’t say much about it.

  • @pipercami
    @pipercami 13 дней назад

    When I went to visit the Glensheen Mansion I found bones all over the Mansion

  • @jenericstewart
    @jenericstewart 14 дней назад

    McMartin all over again.

  • @Yacumama2024
    @Yacumama2024 15 дней назад

    Mesocrisetus auratus o hámster dorado

  • @mrmoviemanic1
    @mrmoviemanic1 18 дней назад

    I'm making a news article about Vicky, but not about her accident, about her as a trailblazer for disability wrestling as she was able to successfully become one for Highspots Wrestling School for six years. She even beat wrestling icon and trainer Daffney, who also passed in 2021. I'm writing an article for her in Trailblazing People for people with disability. R.I.P to both, and god bless.

    • @lindseyolson4
      @lindseyolson4 18 дней назад

      I’ll make sure to keep an eye out for the article. She’s such an inspiration, and it’s great to hear other people still think about her ♥️

  • @mvp9
    @mvp9 18 дней назад

    I thought I was the only one confused with the Netflix's documental. Like why is the only judge that tried to put those monsters in jail is portrayed as the villian? How can lawyers speak so proudly about their job on this case? Knowing they just set free a monster.

  • @sahanashetty9598
    @sahanashetty9598 22 дня назад

    At one go they believed the main accused.When the main accused did a 180 ,how did they believe that what the sick lady told.was the truth?Children couldn't have lied..Justice was not.done in the court.They can never be absolved of their sins...

  • @vandelathena7166
    @vandelathena7166 22 дня назад

    How i wish the victims would really speak now if they can, but i hope the most that theyre happy, in peace and successful now, i just watch the series and im so dissapointed, it only focused on the lawyers, judges, they only focused on cleaning up their names, not to the children, and the ways they questioned the children, they didnt even properly questioned them to be exact... ...

  • @BakuBlader1290
    @BakuBlader1290 24 дня назад

    If that’s small most hamsters are left at the pet store in small tanks for a lot of years and sometimes forever I used to work at a lot of pet stores

  • @vinflorl6128
    @vinflorl6128 Месяц назад

    I saw that the Outreau Case documentary was made and I looked to see what it was about on RUclips. That's how I ended up on this channel. I was surprised by the very good and unbiased quality but also by the low number of views. I suppose that's the difference between a fair person and a company trying to sell a story. The story is complicated, so I will refrain from commenting. All I have to say is that it is very difficult to determine the truth from someone's words in the absence of solid evidence. I am very sorry for the victims, whoever they are, but this is humanity and it is good to know that people in the recent past have done many much more horrible things.

  • @DundeeFC1893
    @DundeeFC1893 Месяц назад

    Great video! I start my new job of funeral operative/trainees funeral director next week and have been looking up articles on google for weeks to get the overall gist of the job, but most were vague. This video has helped a lot and our backstories are incredibly similar, spooky really. Thanks again for the video and know you've gained yourself one more subscriber. Cheers from Scotland!

    • @lindseyolson4
      @lindseyolson4 Месяц назад

      Congrats!! I hope you love the job 🤗

  • @robertclarkson6064
    @robertclarkson6064 Месяц назад

    Thank you!!! 😁

  • @brittneyrubattino2805
    @brittneyrubattino2805 Месяц назад

    I'm the younger sister of cindys, It's interesting seeing so many people make videos about what happened to my sister/Family.

  • @ellie-uh2cy
    @ellie-uh2cy Месяц назад

    Are u an American or Canadian living in uk as somone who’s from the uk

  • @sarahsahel4622
    @sarahsahel4622 Месяц назад

    It’s the exact same video as “ Hondelatte raconte “ Christophe Hondelatte podcasts from Europe 1 french radio channel . It’s not good to absolutely copy past ..😅

  • @RockmasterVideos
    @RockmasterVideos Месяц назад

    Liar.ellwood is a Arrogant KILLER.

  • @RockmasterVideos
    @RockmasterVideos Месяц назад

    That jerk is Guilty as hell. You are a Fraud lady.

  • @Gs-kl6rd
    @Gs-kl6rd Месяц назад

    What did diddy do to her? Some people said sacrifice

  • @kaymarie7427
    @kaymarie7427 Месяц назад

    I have never heard any of this I live in northern MN and have toured Glensheen several times. This is an awesome tea sesh now im going to research more

  • @kaymarie7427
    @kaymarie7427 Месяц назад

    Bamboozled is the word

  • @whib7571
    @whib7571 Месяц назад

    I can never understand how parents would ever sexualize their kids... That's the ultimate shit in life. Sex is merely for reproduction not for fun and if fun is required, then it should be with someone mature and aware as you are and with their consent .. That's y rape is a crime. So now kids being involved and forced with no mental awareness or consent is very disgusting and if someone doing it with their own kids then they r truely worst than Satan.

  • @seanlee7563
    @seanlee7563 Месяц назад

    He's freaken guilty. Give me a break.

  • @underscore3842
    @underscore3842 Месяц назад

    Iv toured this mansion 3 times in my life, it’s so worth it. Even without the murder history, the mansion and history itself is fascinating

  • @juliechurley2716
    @juliechurley2716 Месяц назад

    Fantastic effort. So much better & more balanced than the Netflix documentary. So glad the children are now being believed. It’s the least they deserve.

  • @kimbacubb
    @kimbacubb Месяц назад

    Wow ahe looks alot like ava that p diddy adopted

  • @kayeetea6951
    @kayeetea6951 Месяц назад

    Just learned about this story from TikTok! Love your breakdown 😊

  • @mauricioibarra4505
    @mauricioibarra4505 Месяц назад

    The netflix series about this case and the one about the Alcasser girls had the stench of a corporate coverup all over them. So dissapointing

  • @cristianaimless
    @cristianaimless 2 месяца назад

    Who here after the P diddy video

    • @melissalove7828
      @melissalove7828 Месяц назад

      I am 😊

    • @kimbacubb
      @kimbacubb Месяц назад

      Yep

    • @abmua6977
      @abmua6977 Месяц назад

      That is most definitely undeniably his “adopted” daughter in that video no denying it.

  • @michelleflack-webb8442
    @michelleflack-webb8442 2 месяца назад

    Similarities between Estelle n billionaire, Sean Combs, ‘adopted daughter’ from 2020- Ava Baroni Combs🧐🥴🫣

    • @pamelacargile586
      @pamelacargile586 2 месяца назад

      She does look like Ava Combs. Oh God I hope it's not her, that man is the devil!!😢

    • @pamelacargile586
      @pamelacargile586 2 месяца назад

      She does look like Ava, oh God I hope it's not her, that man is a monster!!

  • @camillaalwani8653
    @camillaalwani8653 2 месяца назад

    thank you much for this, i’m sure it will be very beneficial to all the fellow hamster owners here (including me!) 💗

  • @Lanapalic-kc6ge
    @Lanapalic-kc6ge 2 месяца назад

    she is evil BUT SHE IS THE REASON THE TRUTH CAME OUT.

  • @AnaCalderon007
    @AnaCalderon007 2 месяца назад

    Vi el caso en Netflix y no termine de ver la mini serie porque me sentí indignada del poco respeto a las víctimas. El juicio es una burla, los niños merecian un mejor trato y la serie claramente esta bias hacia las opiniones de los abogados que claramente son seres asquerosos. Gracias por brindar toda esta investigación. Es indignante la manera en que lo presento Netflix y agradezco saber ingles para ver está version. Thanks a lot! Victims deserves a voice.

  • @boushbash3133
    @boushbash3133 2 месяца назад

    This is the most disgusting criminals we have in France. The mainstream media blamed the kids. Guys, bare in mind that one of the defendant's lawyer was the current French Minister of Justice, Dupont-Moretti. He was so harsh and intimidating while interrogating one of the kids, that she pissed herself when testifying.

  • @marialopes9365
    @marialopes9365 2 месяца назад

    Thank you Linsey for being more just than Netflix ❤❤❤❤ when I saw those accused happy and having a drink after the trial I just wanted to scream 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ France justice system it's a total mess. I hope the kids grow up well and have the chance to deal with their past 😔😔😔😔😔😔 justice system is a joke nowadays........

  • @YuriPerezPreciado
    @YuriPerezPreciado 2 месяца назад

    I have a lot of doubts about your investigation. I saw a documentary in French, and you repeated word by word a lot of that documentary. Also, many other news reports claim there were many contradictions between the children's testimonies. You made at least two mistakes in your video with names and places. So, thanks for the video, but I think it would be wise to take it with a grain of salt.

  • @lyricsoftheart
    @lyricsoftheart 2 месяца назад

    Netflix series: why that one lawyer was always so mad when he would talk like he was the one falsely accused? He’s more upset at the kids saying a lot of stuff versus the actual crime. The series made me mad and I’m not even finished watching it.

    • @mvp9
      @mvp9 18 дней назад

      Yessss I'm on episode 2 and that one Lawyer makes me so mad. He talks so condescending on the children's testimony almost as if their word wasn't important. 🙄

  • @kerrybee8327
    @kerrybee8327 2 месяца назад

    Brilliant video! Covered key points & excellent delivery 👏🏾. Loved how you touched on gender, emotions, strength & diversity. Recently got an offer & I’m a woman of colour 😊

  • @missme1794
    @missme1794 2 месяца назад

    I just wish I had never watched these videos. You did a good job & it's so important to get the message out there that this horrific offending happens. Carers of children really need to keep their eyes and ears out and then become the voice of the children. Shame on those who participated and shame on the French judicial system for re traumatising these poor children. 😢💔💔💔

    • @marialopes9365
      @marialopes9365 2 месяца назад

      I always remind people: abusers are, majority of the times, somebody inside the family; close to the victim. Teach your child to speak up. Keep an eye on them even when they are with your partner. Do not leave your children alone with anyone 😢

  • @alexmajax
    @alexmajax 2 месяца назад

    Your French is perfect, are you bilingual?

    • @lindseyolson4
      @lindseyolson4 2 месяца назад

      Yes! Born in France :)

    • @alexmajax
      @alexmajax 2 месяца назад

      @@lindseyolson4 Same, Ma mère est Américaine, mon père est Francais et je parle Anglais et Francais sans accents.

    • @lindseyolson4
      @lindseyolson4 2 месяца назад

      @@alexmajax comme moi! 🥳

  • @alexmajax
    @alexmajax 2 месяца назад

    The Dutroux case was still fresh in our memories, people were very emotional, the French justice did a terrible job, they took Badaoui's word without fact checking or verifying anything.

  • @chicocarr770
    @chicocarr770 2 месяца назад

    This world has my heart deeply in pain Life is so beautiful but hurts soooo bad

  • @thetypoqueen888
    @thetypoqueen888 2 месяца назад

    I’m in the middle of the last episode of the Netflix documentary and finally just said I need to see if anyone covered this because the whole time I felt sooo confused. That many victims and their ALL lying?? Your joking right? Where is the physical evidence surely there were examination beyond the word testimonies? They don’t even touch it and they portray Marecaux as innocent when one of his kids spoke about being his victim and he BARELY gets any time? The wife I’m so confused why doesn’t she say anything about that or does she not believe her own child or simply chooses her husband over her child? The poor magistrate too being framed the villain. Anyone, ANYONE would be overwhelmed with this case from how many testimonies he is having to vet out and pursue? Some of these kids have no doubt not had any contact with each other but their all lying? The expert, the psychologists findings are just not true? She was tricked by ALL of these children even though she is the expert? I’m not one to just blindly believe people without evidence. But there is such a lack of presentation of evidence? They do not touch on the physical examinations which would have or should have happened? And they never go into some of the other accusations or brush over the other victims very very quickly? It’s telling when you want to skip over the rest of the evidence. It definitely leaves me so many questions. When I finish the episode I will be watching this. I’m horrified by how the documentary is sooooo focused on the defense being innocent without taking into account the stacks of evidence that was apparently collected and just not touched on in the documentary. I’m sure at this point it’s because it would poke holes in the defenses narrative. One of my biggest gripes is they accuse the magistrate of blindly believing the Mom of the three sons, but then blindly believe her themselves when she starts supporting their narrative? Did that not strike anyone else as odd? Again it left me and is causing me so much confusion. I can’t wait to watch this where it seems by other comments I’ll get some better clarification on stuff. Thank you for covering this!

    • @thetypoqueen888
      @thetypoqueen888 2 месяца назад

      Finishing the last episode. I was still confused, the documentary was kind of messy and all over the place. I am gonna watch this hopefully find answers. I don’t understand why they made the documentary that way.

    • @lyricsoftheart
      @lyricsoftheart 2 месяца назад

      Also how can all the kids be lying about the barn. If the kids were able to go to school for so long and manage to be sane there wouldn’t they know the difference between a farm and animals versus a video showing these vile things?!?

    • @olgapanemorfopo4698
      @olgapanemorfopo4698 2 месяца назад

      Thank you. I thought the same thing.! The son of marecauxs said specific things about his father but no one ever mentions it again? Wtf?

    • @marialopes9365
      @marialopes9365 2 месяца назад

      Super agree. Netflix did a very bad job this time. This case should be handled with caution and Netflix was just super sloppy and biased. Sad to see this

  • @valerieliddell9167
    @valerieliddell9167 2 месяца назад

    This is horrific and so sad for those babies/children. Your annunciation is beautiful to listen to Im here for it too ❤

  • @juliopatinopacheco9050
    @juliopatinopacheco9050 2 месяца назад

    She came forward and admitted what she did. The other pedophiles that pleaded innocence those are more evil!

  • @1972dsrai
    @1972dsrai 2 месяца назад

    Such an horrific case with so many people involved. It just goes to show how widespread this is. When you watch these RUclips channels that try to catch these animals you’re made very aware that its just the tip of a huge iceberg. The Epstein case has also shown that there are wealthy and influential people who are able to get away with such crimes and are even protected by the authorities. If they can get away with vile crimes against children what else have they got away with? I would not be surprised if others have lost their lives to ensure people are protected from getting outed.

  • @-alvo-9428
    @-alvo-9428 2 месяца назад

    Animal Cruelty.. nothing more

  • @leandralima2403
    @leandralima2403 2 месяца назад

    this case is just horrendous,i always watch true crimes,but this is the most sickening case i’ve ever seen,i watched 10 min of the Netflix doc.Too much for me😢

    • @1972dsrai
      @1972dsrai 2 месяца назад

      Its definitely not easy to watch, but we can’t live life with blinkers on. A lot more needs to be done by service providers ti help catch these people. A lot use social media platforms to chat with kids yet we mostly rely on RUclipsrs catching them.

    • @Anthonydu01630
      @Anthonydu01630 Месяц назад

      Yes, i advice you to watch the case of Junko Furuta in Japan, this one isn’t as sickening…

  • @3x.6.x9
    @3x.6.x9 2 месяца назад

    You did 100x better than Netflix documentary! If you over charge a battery it explodes. I believe they literally blew the case out of proportion so it loses credibility!!!!!!! The kids testimonies, the fact what they said matched, and knowing all these people, locations, and sexual things only known if abused is insane. A pedo ring definitely have powerful people in them. Look at past big criminals all of them had a professional career & helped the community. Pedos always protect each other with black mail. These people have money, power, and respect of course they can commit as many crimes as they want especially way before social media/internet was a thing even. No one would know and even if they knew they can’t do shit about it. Don’t forget back then common intelligence was village level at best. The lawyers & press were experienced in manipulating any situation to their advantage.

  • @3x.6.x9
    @3x.6.x9 2 месяца назад

    The Netflix documentary covered the story from a biased standpoint that’s very obvious. If I had to guess Netflix producers know the backlash from powerful people could be fatal for them. Knowing a nurse, court bailiff, baker, and a SEX SHOP OWNER means many knew, but kept their mouths shut. They were able to get the top lawyers in France, that’s NOT average civilian connection to get a lawyer that big. You can’t have that many civilians being proven guilty it would open up a massive arrest list. 2023 demolishing the building after Netflix could with ease get at least 10 million viewers on that documentary is obviously a huge giveaway that someone really wanted to destroy the evidence for good so internet investigators dig up facts. The whole documentary seemed to point out that they can’t reveal details so they highlight the main points that suggest there was a cover. Basically Netflix telling us there is a cover up without telling us there is a cover up to avoid drama to the entire company. After all there is no way a bunch of kids can recognize, remember, and repeat the same things for years with such detail of things no kids had access to unless exposed to it directly. There was no smart phones or technology for that matter especially considering how poor they were. Many stories and movies have pointed at kids being abused and exposed to beastality. Kids can’t have that knowledge randomly. Not that vivid. Money can buy anything especially if it guarantees safe release & money