my sister was murdered by her stalker and the first I had heard of the stalking was a letter she sent me "I think he has gotten the message" I called made plans to come home to parents she lived 20 minutes away in a country home she rented. I don't know if it was the very next day I got home but soon, and the day we had planned for shopping and lunch out no answer. My mom was at a meeting got in after dark and we got a call from co-workers her car had not moved and had not called off work. hideous>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> To date I can't even get home, because of the plans they made for this Susan, to take care of the graves because people including Christians "friends" decided I had enough I am even lower on just money losing gig work than illegals. TRAITORS. After that nightmare, but my mom dad, brother held it together that she was in a better place, the nightmare of making crap "stick" for me. She didn't have to live with destruction. But I miss her still and me. And my tax dollars defended him, feed, clothe and shelter...him and his subsequent appeals. As we all do for people who want to hurt good people. And too I had pushed to excel in things I did to be "blocked" over and over till for crap to "stick." living dead/murdered alive is wicked. One lies the others swear to it.
My brother was killed in a construction site accident in 1977. Very painful for all the family, and we were never allowed to ask questions regarding the circumstances, because it'd be "too stressful for your mother and I." (said dad.) Now that they've been deceased for many years, I've been following up on trying to locate the accident records, etc. The Cold Case programs have been big incentive for me to do this.
@@Libdiddy That's what I want to find out. We know he was run over by a construction vehicle w/out a back up alarm, but I am seeking the accident reports, police reports, job / company reports, etc. Those are the major things we were never told about, nor privy to. Finally got some of the info via a Freedom of Info. request from the Alaska Bureau of Safety. More should be forthcoming. Alaska has a law that they must redact the more detailed info, but that can be gotten via a Alaska Superior Court request, which I and my legal team are working on. One thing I discovered was that the vehicle in question had been on the jobsite for 3 days prior to Rob's fatal accident. So, someone or multi people in a responsible position seem remiss in not having that vehicle taken out of service and off the site.
I’m so sorry, it feels very painful just reading your comment. You’re a good brother to still want to get to the bottom of this even after 47 years. I really hope your poor brother didn’t suffer.
It's heartbreaking that her mom passed earlier this year and never got to see justice served here on Earth. I hope they can find the evil being that committed this awful murder.
@hughjaanus6680 I was wondering the same thing. But maybe the nails being clean aren't a priority. I hate looking at the hands of the deceased, so I never notice how clean the nails are.
@hughjaanus6680 After 30 years of decay I guess it is either a very long shot or they have a suspect and are trying to see if there is any chance they can get a match
@@pannamal5182people always wanna be right , check people that don’t need to be checked. Always wanna Look like a smart a$$. Even when someone literally says the correct thing. SMH
Why? There is no soul or spirit. He's standing too far back to see anything. What is he looking for? What experience does he have? Even if they turned the coffin upside-down and the bones fell out, what could he do? What could he be praying for? I found it disturbing.
@@tf4606 that sucks that it disturbed you. There’s no reason it should have disturbed you. The priest was standing far back because he was letting the police do their job. He just felt the need to pray over this young girl who lost her life regardless how long ago it was at least he has some compassion because there’s hardly any compassion left in this country.
In any case, I hope they catch the person or people that did this. The family deserves closure. 17. I cant imagine what parents must feel to have this happen to their kid. RIP.
Maybe the murderer wrote a book to be found and published after his death. How many volumes would it be by now if he was a teenager at the time too. That's food for thought.
If both girls were killed by the same person then there is a good chance that he is already in prison on some other charge. Otherwise there would be a spate of killings in that area, or if he moved somewhere else. I guy that goes out and kills twice isn't just going to stop.
That DNA profile has already been completed if they had that many agents involved. And yes, that person must still be alive and they already know who he is.
@@csps56 Seriously? They do it all the time, there's been a shit load of cold cases solved recently where the suspect has been dead for years, sometimes decades
@@ghostwalk2446 What if they had something from the crime 30 years ago with unknown DNA? Creeps who commit sex murders typically have a (keepsake) to remember the act.
I went to school with Shauna Maynard in Corona, Ca. The school we went to allows us to work on subjects needed to graduate at our own pace, we didn't have periods. She graduated 6 months before the rest of us and we never heard from her again until a friend of hers from school said she was murdered. This was almost 30 years ago, she was killed in Las Vegas after meeting a guy and ran away. Her murder was never solved, she was beaten and shot multiple times in the head and dumped on road. Maybe DNA can do something now that it couldn't back then.
My sister was murdered in 1989. They exhumed her body in 1994 because she was not identified due to identifiers being removed when she was murdered/I won’t get into detail. DNA was advancing by 1994 & they were able to identify who she was. Her case was the pioneering DNA case in Colorado.❤
Another woman was found murdered in a similar way, disposed of in the near vicitnity, but the 2nd victim was skeletonized when found. She ( not this victim, the 2nd victim) left her family a note stating she was in a relationship with an older abusive male. Hopefully Kathryn's remains will contain some sort of DNA evidence linking the man to this killing, I am guessing based on the note's information, that they have one or more living suspects they are hoping to finally charge with this crime.
"It's not clear" is double-speak for "we don't know." People today REFUSE to admit that they don't know something, implying as if they already know everything!
Investigators hold their cards close. They're under no obligation to tell the public what evidence they have. In most cases, they do hold back something.
Obviously "it's not clear" is just another way of saying "we don't know" - a term that can have a broad or narrow connotation. They aren't being duplicitous, they're just stating where their thinking has. The English language has a lot of options and words to choose from, by limit ourselves to the most basic?
@killercat5231 I'm just guessing, but if she put up a fight, it's likely that her killer's DNA can be found under her finger nails. They now have the technology to process it, and even using DNA databases to narrow the search through distant relatives. It happens a lot now, and I hope they find this one.
Having a body exhumed after this long is a really, really good sign for the investigation. You can't just get the 'okay' from a judge to disturb a body after this long unless there's a good enough and specific enough reason to.
It sounds like the police didn't scrape underneath her finger nails during the initial investigation. Maybe it wasn't a common thing to do 30 years ago.
The body was buried in the church’s cemetery. The church and by proxy the priest looking after the church is responsible for looking after the bodies in the cemetery. I don’t think there is any harm in him wanting to watch over the exhumation and ensure her body is being cared for. I doubt he thought they would do anything to disrespect the body on purpose but just wanted to be diligent in his duty to the victim and her family. ❤
Not true, the Cops don't forget, and they never close. They got a lead somewhere two years ago and have been following it up. The resources to find murders is not dependant on the person who was murdered's social status or wealth. That is one place we can all be sure to get equal treatment, and that Cops won't forget about us.
@@mawmawshomesteadpreparedness I guess but I would think that would have all been collected and stored whether they could do anything with it or not. I feel like after the cleaning process plus 30 years of decay there wouldn't be any viable DNA to collect.
Next to losing a son or daughter and never knowing what happened to them or being the victims of a crime and knowing the criminal is out there walking free has to be one of the worst feeling imaginable. We lost a son 30 years ago to a heart attack and my wife and I accepted it .But for these parents there was never any closure.
They exhumed her, looking for DNA on her hands? I assumed any trace evidence like that would have been washed away when she was being prepared for burial
Wow. I give whatever forensic workers who deal with this all the credit in the world. I've seen some brutal accidents, and I think about the condition of the victim's bodies decades later. Dealing with death every day has to take a toll.
The killers name is Kevin. His skin was under her fingernails. He was a friend" of hers. But he was working at a police station as a janitor and got tipped off so he fled Ohio. 0:02
I dont understand why the law enforcement always seem to have a cold case or unsolved cases...why do they rely so much on D.N.A. evidence?? When these types of cases are finally solved by D.N.A. , it always turns out that the suspect is somebody that was interviewed by the police the first time or was the neighbor next door or somebody close to the original case like a handyman that did some work on the girls house. My question is, why didnt the original Investigators follow up on evidence they had,instead of just giving up,because it might involve some old fashioned " detective " work! How did the detectives of the 1960's solve cases before D.N.A.???? I'm glad we have the technology to solve cases with D.N.A., but I think a lot of law enforcement relies to heavily on technology & not enough of real " detective" work. Prayers for the family & all involved!
Cases were solved by eye witness, confessions, and fingerprints. DNA is solving a lot of cold cases. I watched a documentary of a murdered little girl 40 years after her death they arrested a crippled old man in a wheelchair. The other killer had died.
Not sure what you’re getting at. Are you saying you don’t like the extra boost of help of DNA technology? Are u saying more criminals should be allowed to go scot-free cos how dare the police use advanced technology like DNA and CCTV to enhance and expedite crime-solving?!!! Of course DNA helps tremendously with police work. How can they convict the handymen etc based on just interrogation? Nobody is there to witness the murder. The DNA is the only conclusive way to reveal the truth. You can’t convict someone based on suspicion. You need concrete proof to place them at the scene of the crime. The fingerprints, hair, saliva, touch DNA speak for themselves! No word is needed. This is why there are so many cold cases before DNA was discovered. In the olden days, serial killers also got to kill more ppl before they get arrested. You say it like solving crimes and catching a culprit is so easy!
What could.they expect to find after 30 years in the ground? I would think any evidence would have been destroyed or removed by the funeral home as most bodies are imbalmed, washed and clothed before services.
Since another body was found so close, and depending on what they find, I think things could take a sharp turn - as in 'serial killer'. Such a horrific way to pass away, terrifying, haunting for the family n friends 😢
@@anniemcewen9049 True terror is nuanced. It's walking up the steps ahead of a man and then being startled to feel a slight pressure of a hand at the small of your back. Terror is the realization you're walking too slow up the stairs and that he is mad because you're at a slower pace than he wants. Yes, I can imagine what Kathryn has gone through. Yes, the end acts terrify us as a society, however, there is a level of Hitchcockian terror that movies don't grasp. Just an observation.
Alliance is in Ohio … correct ? And we’re looking at a case in Pennsylvania as well ? I live in Pennsylvania, I vaguely remember these cases . I hope these are one day resolved. A friend of mine lives in Portage.
Geesh am from their I haven't been in Cleveland Ohio in long long time I hope they find this man I am so sorry to hear my prayers to the family members 😢😢
After 30 years i dont really know what they are hoping to find. She is now all bones in best case,and if ground waters penetrated inside casket those bones would be in extremely bad conditions. Every trace of DNA or other evidence is long gone and washed away after she was lying 30 years in the ground.
I know there’s hope with new technology. It’s always awful when they have to exhume for additional information and evidence. I really hope they are able to find whoever did it. Chances of that person being still around and alive, it’s a chance, 30 years that’s some time. But I’ve also seen 50 years later they found who did it and they went to prison. That young woman and her family are in my thoughts.
Makes me absolutely disgusted that someone can do sht like that to innocent, fragile and scared young women who are still children. You can say Teens all you want but these were both kids. How anyone can go thru with something so heinous? I can't imagine something like this happening to my daughter. I would probably be following her right to the grave.
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Someone out there is crapping their pants
That’s Joey biden
@@cyclops9125😂
@@cyclops9125 More like Trump! Today's a scary day for him. He has to try to not act stupid.
@@Heartboy1031 Joey is up by 90 pts, relax, Joey is going to win all 50 states
Even Joe admitted he can’t debate like he used to. He can’t without the teleprompter. He can still yell though.
I hope police find what they need for justice
Sadly alot of killer still roam th streets and th old age homes
my sister was murdered by her stalker and the first I had heard of the stalking was a letter she sent me "I think he has gotten the message" I called made plans to come home to parents she lived 20 minutes away in a country home she rented. I don't know if it was the very next day I got home but soon, and the day we had planned for shopping and lunch out no answer. My mom was at a meeting got in after dark and we got a call from co-workers her car had not moved and had not called off work. hideous>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> To date I can't even get home, because of the plans they made for this Susan, to take care of the graves because people including Christians "friends" decided I had enough I am even lower on just money losing gig work than illegals. TRAITORS. After that nightmare, but my mom dad, brother held it together that she was in a better place, the nightmare of making crap "stick" for me. She didn't have to live with destruction. But I miss her still and me. And my tax dollars defended him, feed, clothe and shelter...him and his subsequent appeals. As we all do for people who want to hurt good people. And too I had pushed to excel in things I did to be "blocked" over and over till for crap to "stick." living dead/murdered alive is wicked. One lies the others swear to it.
American courts never deliver justice.
Hopefully, modern DNA / science can help solve some of these old cold cases 🙏
@@multimillion-p51what?? They don’t roam old age facilities
Mom's with her little girl now. May they both RIP.
Sad story
Amen...
Sorry to tell you. That is not true.@@Marc.Martain
@@H4me7215That is not true, as I said to the other person.
@@Marc.MartainOh get real!
My brother was killed in a construction site accident in 1977. Very painful for all the family, and we were never allowed to ask questions regarding the circumstances, because it'd be "too stressful for your mother and I." (said dad.) Now that they've been deceased for many years, I've been following up on trying to locate the accident records, etc. The Cold Case programs have been big incentive for me to do this.
Jw what do you think really happened ?
I pray you get closure….
@@thesun-N-moon8885 Thanks very much !
@@Libdiddy That's what I want to find out. We know he was run over by a construction vehicle w/out a back up alarm, but I am seeking the accident reports, police reports, job / company reports, etc. Those are the major things we were never told about, nor privy to. Finally got some of the info via a Freedom of Info. request from the Alaska Bureau of Safety. More should be forthcoming. Alaska has a law that they must redact the more detailed info, but that can be gotten via a Alaska Superior Court request, which I and my legal team are working on. One thing I discovered was that the vehicle in question had been on the jobsite for 3 days prior to Rob's fatal accident. So, someone or multi people in a responsible position seem remiss in not having that vehicle taken out of service and off the site.
I’m so sorry, it feels very painful just reading your comment. You’re a good brother to still want to get to the bottom of this even after 47 years. I really hope your poor brother didn’t suffer.
It's heartbreaking that her mom passed earlier this year and never got to see justice served here on Earth. I hope they can find the evil being that committed this awful murder.
They are both reunited 💗
How did you know this
She knows everything now.
@@Brenda-qm4sy
I wonder if the evil being that committed this crime is still alive.
They have been working leads for the last two years so maybe.
They are. They uploaded the video.
He is he is serving life in prison
Chances are he is
@@samudramanthan8645 Not a person that did this.
They have a strong suspect or they would never be doing this.
As well as the mention of the other young lady they probably are connected and they have a suspect and they need definitive proof
They shouldve figured it out instead of having to disturb her grave.
@@TTnoybobviously they need to get more DNA swabs that they didn’t take 30 years ago because DNA in general wasn’t as advanced as if is now smfh
@@TTnoyband where did you go to law school at??? That you going tell them how they should've done something!!!
@@TTnoyb This is a last resort. I'm sure the dead girl won't mind her body being dug up so her killer is caught.
I bet the murderer is still alive & spit out their coffee when they heard this news report.
How do you know they drink coffee??? Quite an assumption.
@cadaverdog1424 Have you never heard of a metaphor?
If they are they know they are not gonna get away with their crimes much longer.
@@divahc1😂 well said
@@cadaverdog1424You are so petty!! Must not have much going in your life if you can make stupid comments like this!
This poor girl needs justice
I pray She gets Justice ❤
With DNA advances the murderers can’t hide. May God watch over her body.
@hughjaanus6680 I was wondering the same thing. But maybe the nails being clean aren't a priority. I hate looking at the hands of the deceased, so I never notice how clean the nails are.
@hughjaanus6680 After 30 years of decay I guess it is either a very long shot or they have a suspect and are trying to see if there is any chance they can get a match
@hughjaanus6680 I know
@@wynwilliams6977 If she wasn't embalmed she's just liquid and bones by now.
@@darkiee69 Actually yeah good point
When a 30 year old grave is opened you can bet justice is round the corner.
So young to have her life cut so short. What kind of monster could do something like that. I just cannot fathom it.
The world is full of monsters many times they are close to you
A common monster.
Just another man, who decided it was his place to take the life of a woman, that’s who
Sometimes monsters fit in until they don't. Don't blink...you might miss their glitch.
Look up Alison botha she lived
It’s wonderful that they don’t give up on these old cases 🙏🏼
Lord, I pray you give them the information they need.❤
Amen!
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Amen
Do you think your god reads these comments?
I believe in God and He knows a prayer when He hears it. Justice is the sword of the Lord. It's time has come.
She would have been 47 this yr.
🤔 Yes, 17 at the time, 30 years ago. That makes 47.
@@David-cm4ok Her killer took all those yrs away from her. All of lifes moments, the good and the bad. Forever incomplete.
@@David-cm4ok Possibly have had college age kids by now.
@@David-cm4okI’m sure the comment means that she missed out on her many years. Get a life!
@@pannamal5182people always wanna be right , check people that don’t need to be checked. Always wanna Look like a smart a$$. Even when someone literally says the correct thing. SMH
I appreciate the Father being there to guard her during exhumation. ❤️
Me too❤
Why? There is no soul or spirit. He's standing too far back to see anything. What is he looking for? What experience does he have? Even if they turned the coffin upside-down and the bones fell out, what could he do? What could he be praying for? I found it disturbing.
@@tf4606 that sucks that it disturbed you. There’s no reason it should have disturbed you. The priest was standing far back because he was letting the police do their job. He just felt the need to pray over this young girl who lost her life regardless how long ago it was at least he has some compassion because there’s hardly any compassion left in this country.
@@tf4606he’s the priest for the church and cemetery of the same name. Stay in your lane.
@@tf4606....
Because if it isn't law it is the respectable thing to do.
So tragic and sad. Her poor mom died without seeing justice for her daughter’s murder.
Poor young lady, I’m 48. She would’ve been my age. May justice be served for her and many others like her!
Poor young lady 😢 😞
A body is just a shell. Treat it with respect but the soul has left.
for the loved ones.
Where's the soul
@@user_abcxyzz Awaiting judgement. In heaven or hell. Or back here living another life. So. We don't know where... exactly.
@@caiuspostumiusturrinus1024 And um... I mean... um... like... isn't that... like... terrifying???
@@caiuspostumiusturrinus1024there is no conscious soul. It’s as dead as the body
Her mom is right it won’t bring her back, but hopefully it stops a killer from killing again. But her mom is now with her and has peace.
With her 💕 but no justice here on earth for the daughter n mother 😮😮
In any case, I hope they catch the person or people that did this. The family deserves closure. 17. I cant imagine what parents must feel to have this happen to their kid. RIP.
The unimaginable 😢 🎉💔
In 30 years this murderer has has 3 decades to keep doing this too. Unbelievable.
Yeah, how dare we not have the technology back then we have now....
Maybe the murderer wrote a book to be found and published after his death. How many volumes would it be by now if he was a teenager at the time too. That's food for thought.
If both girls were killed by the same person then there is a good chance that he is already in prison on some other charge. Otherwise there would be a spate of killings in that area, or if he moved somewhere else. I guy that goes out and kills twice isn't just going to stop.
No forgiveness for the killer
God is waiting for him. There will be a reckoning and a Judgement or else none if this makes any sense.
If you don't forgive others, God won't forgive you.
Food for thought.
@@asoncalledvoonch2210 Stealing comments lol.
@@asoncalledvoonch2210So you would forgive the killer? What if someone close to you got killed?
@@Keotaka0619
Yeah, I would forgive.
Doesn't mean I wouldn't be extremely angry.
Doesn't mean I would forget.
👍
I pray they find the answers to solve this case. Rest in peace.
That DNA profile has already been completed if they had that many agents involved. And yes, that person must still be alive and they already know who he is.
How do you figure they "must be alive"?
@ghostwalk2446 Because it's unlikely they would commit those resources of time, money and agents just to solve a cold case of a dead suspect.
@@csps56 Seriously? They do it all the time, there's been a shit load of cold cases solved recently where the suspect has been dead for years, sometimes decades
@@csps56 There'd be no reason to exhume the body if the DNA profile was already completed, that makes no sense
@@ghostwalk2446 What if they had something from the crime 30 years ago with unknown DNA? Creeps who commit sex murders typically have a (keepsake) to remember the act.
Touching to see the Father praying at her gravesite. May she and her mom rest in peace. 🙏
Rest in peace 😢🎉🎉
I went to school with Shauna Maynard in Corona, Ca. The school we went to allows us to work on subjects needed to graduate at our own pace, we didn't have periods. She graduated 6 months before the rest of us and we never heard from her again until a friend of hers from school said she was murdered. This was almost 30 years ago, she was killed in Las Vegas after meeting a guy and ran away. Her murder was never solved, she was beaten and shot multiple times in the head and dumped on road. Maybe DNA can do something now that it couldn't back then.
hopefully justice will be served
I hope we hear about it
😢
Very tragic!! God bless. ❤
My sister was murdered in 1989. They exhumed her body in 1994 because she was not identified due to identifiers being removed when she was murdered/I won’t get into detail. DNA was advancing by 1994 & they were able to identify who she was. Her case was the pioneering DNA case in Colorado.❤
Another woman was found murdered in a similar way, disposed of in the near vicitnity, but the 2nd victim was skeletonized when found. She ( not this victim, the 2nd victim) left her family a note stating she was in a relationship with an older abusive male. Hopefully Kathryn's remains will contain some sort of DNA evidence linking the man to this killing, I am guessing based on the note's information, that they have one or more living suspects they are hoping to finally charge with this crime.
Hits home when you realize you’re the same age as this girl was then, but have had the opportunity to live on. 😢
So heartbreaking Catherine was so beautiful. Same age as my Daughter. God bless the family. ❤
Hopefully these 2 women get justice.
Poor ladies 😢 💔 🎉💔
"It's not clear" is double-speak for "we don't know." People today REFUSE to admit that they don't know something, implying as if they already know everything!
Probably trying to make the person sweat and flush them out
Doctors are notorious for this. Worse yet, they pick a reason that doesn’t even make sense.
Investigators hold their cards close. They're under no obligation to tell the public what evidence they have. In most cases, they do hold back something.
Maybe you Don't Know when to shut up Jimmy
Obviously "it's not clear" is just another way of saying "we don't know" - a term that can have a broad or narrow connotation. They aren't being duplicitous, they're just stating where their thinking has.
The English language has a lot of options and words to choose from, by limit ourselves to the most basic?
I hope they find the justice for both young girls 👧 🙏 💓
Someone's going to jail!
Prison.
Probably dead by now,
Even in 1994 evidence from her hands should have been collected. They messed up big time.
I really don't understand what they could possibly get from her hands 30 years later.
@killercat5231 I'm just guessing, but if she put up a fight, it's likely that her killer's DNA can be found under her finger nails. They now have the technology to process it, and even using DNA databases to narrow the search through distant relatives. It happens a lot now, and I hope they find this one.
Exactly! Nail clippings have been standard practice for over 50 years. Bagging hands would have been normal in 1994.
DNA from scratching. @@killercat1981
That father needs to understand that there is no peace for the family
There might not be any other family alive. The priest might be representing the family in spirit.
Having a body exhumed after this long is a really, really good sign for the investigation. You can't just get the 'okay' from a judge to disturb a body after this long unless there's a good enough and specific enough reason to.
Oilfield services, same company in both states. Similar to trucker murders.
She would be 47/8 now. Let’s hope they find the killer!
Healing Light, Prayers and LOVE to Her Family and All Who LOVE Her. Justice For All. 👏💖💞
The mom is right.... She's gone....
True, but I would want to know who ended the life of my family member. That’s just sad.
I hope that whoever did this to Katherine if still alive will face Justice!!!! R.I.P Katherine ❤
Hoping justice prevails.
It sounds like the police didn't scrape underneath her finger nails during the initial investigation. Maybe it wasn't a common thing to do 30 years ago.
My thoughts and prayers are with the family. I hope they find the culprit.
RIP 🦋🙏
Poor mom at least they are finally together. Mama is leading this she wants this person to pay for what he did here and in the next life
How do you know it was a HE that killed her? You telling me woman never murder anyone? The guys always get blamed for everything by woman.
Why would that Reverend actually think that all of those people would be disrespectful to the body it is a very very respectful procedure
The body was buried in the church’s cemetery. The church and by proxy the priest looking after the church is responsible for looking after the bodies in the cemetery. I don’t think there is any harm in him wanting to watch over the exhumation and ensure her body is being cared for. I doubt he thought they would do anything to disrespect the body on purpose but just wanted to be diligent in his duty to the victim and her family. ❤
This is incredible Poor girl RIP
This sounds crass and crude, but Ive always wondered what the bodies look like after being buried for that long of time.
It's crazy that a lot of families won't even be able to try this because of all of the finessing it would take for the justice system to help.
Not true, the Cops don't forget, and they never close. They got a lead somewhere two years ago and have been following it up. The resources to find murders is not dependant on the person who was murdered's social status or wealth. That is one place we can all be sure to get equal treatment, and that Cops won't forget about us.
Her body has NOTHING to do with her resting in peace. Finding her killer does....
Murder is such an awful crime 😮
Wow 😢everyone stay safe
If it helps great, but I don't understand how. Don't they clean the body and empty it before burial? How is there anything left to collect?
30 years ago they didn't have DNA testing like today, so they may be trying to get DNA from fingernails.
@@mawmawshomesteadpreparedness I guess but I would think that would have all been collected and stored whether they could do anything with it or not. I feel like after the cleaning process plus 30 years of decay there wouldn't be any viable DNA to collect.
Next to losing a son or daughter and never knowing what happened to them or being the victims of a crime and knowing the criminal is out there walking free has to be one of the worst feeling imaginable. We lost a son 30 years ago to a heart attack and my wife and I accepted it .But for these parents there was never any closure.
They exhumed her, looking for DNA on her hands? I assumed any trace evidence like that would have been washed away when she was being prepared for burial
I pray for their peace 🙏🙏
Just unimaginable pain and so many people living this nightmare. God have mercy!
Sky daddy doesn't exist sweety
@@Dustparticle000for you maybe sweetie
Wow. I give whatever forensic workers who deal with this all the credit in the world. I've seen some brutal accidents, and I think about the condition of the victim's bodies decades later. Dealing with death every day has to take a toll.
So what did they find out ? Any updates?
The killers name is Kevin. His skin was under her fingernails. He was a friend" of hers. But he was working at a police station as a janitor and got tipped off so he fled Ohio. 0:02
Praying 🙏 for it too be solved 😢
Would there be much of the body to examine after 30 years?
So sorry. 💔 Prayers her killers are caught🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I dont understand why the law enforcement always seem to have a cold case or unsolved cases...why do they rely so much on D.N.A. evidence?? When these types of cases are finally solved by D.N.A. , it always turns out that the suspect is somebody that was interviewed by the police the first time or was the neighbor next door or somebody close to the original case like a handyman that did some work on the girls house. My question is, why didnt the original Investigators follow up on evidence they had,instead of just giving up,because it might involve some old fashioned " detective " work! How did the detectives of the 1960's solve cases before D.N.A.???? I'm glad we have the technology to solve cases with D.N.A., but I think a lot of law enforcement relies to heavily on technology & not enough of real " detective" work. Prayers for the family & all involved!
Cases were solved by eye witness, confessions, and fingerprints. DNA is solving a lot of cold cases. I watched a documentary of a murdered little girl 40 years after her death they arrested a crippled old man in a wheelchair. The other killer had died.
Not sure what you’re getting at. Are you saying you don’t like the extra boost of help of DNA technology? Are u saying more criminals should be allowed to go scot-free cos how dare the police use advanced technology like DNA and CCTV to enhance and expedite crime-solving?!!!
Of course DNA helps tremendously with police work. How can they convict the handymen etc based on just interrogation? Nobody is there to witness the murder. The DNA is the only conclusive way to reveal the truth.
You can’t convict someone based on suspicion. You need concrete proof to place them at the scene of the crime. The fingerprints, hair, saliva, touch DNA speak for themselves! No word is needed. This is why there are so many cold cases before DNA was discovered. In the olden days, serial killers also got to kill more ppl before they get arrested.
You say it like solving crimes and catching a culprit is so easy!
Hope and pray this case is solved
The 2 murdered girls sure looked a lot alike
It's instinctive to have reverence for the dead cause deep down we recognize that's where we're all headed.
Really sad...
What could.they expect to find after 30 years in the ground? I would think any evidence would have been destroyed or removed by the funeral home as most bodies are imbalmed, washed and clothed before services.
The skeleton can reveal a lot. Plus fatty tissue can remain for along time after death.
Prayers for the family.
Since another body was found so close, and depending on what they find, I think things could take a sharp turn - as in 'serial killer'. Such a horrific way to pass away, terrifying, haunting for the family n friends 😢
@@anniemcewen9049 True terror is nuanced. It's walking up the steps ahead of a man and then being startled to feel a slight pressure of a hand at the small of your back. Terror is the realization you're walking too slow up the stairs and that he is mad because you're at a slower pace than he wants. Yes, I can imagine what Kathryn has gone through. Yes, the end acts terrify us as a society, however, there is a level of Hitchcockian terror that movies don't grasp. Just an observation.
Alliance is in Ohio … correct ? And we’re looking at a case in Pennsylvania as well ? I live in Pennsylvania, I vaguely remember these cases . I hope these are one day resolved. A friend of mine lives in Portage.
“What the winter snow hides, the spring thaw reveals”.
What evidence is left after 30 years?
Justice would prevail 💔💖
WHEN SOMEONE IS EXHUMED AREN'T THEY SUPPOSED TO USE A NEW CASKET FOR REBURIAL ?
God have her and her mother in His loving embrace.
Has
"So I can make sure the body is treated with reverent care"
It's not a "body" after 30 years of decaying in the grave, it's a skeleton
you would be surprised
I think it maybe means a term of respect for the family
I hope whoever did this was watching the news when this aired and doesn't sleep for 10 minutes between now and when they're caught.
How can anyone do this?
So glad that a priest blessed and prayed for her to rest in peace.
Why is the priest calling a teenager, the woman?
yeah, that bothered me also. He seemed kind of insensitive.
He's there trying to look relevant.
Geesh am from their I haven't been in Cleveland Ohio in long long time I hope they find this man I am so sorry to hear my prayers to the family members 😢😢
May they both Rest In Peace………
After 30 years i dont really know what they are hoping to find.
She is now all bones in best case,and if ground waters penetrated inside casket those bones would be in extremely bad conditions.
Every trace of DNA or other evidence is long gone and washed away after she was lying 30 years in the ground.
So sad the mother passed without closure. 💔
Now she and her mother reunites 😢
I really hope that justice will be served
I know there’s hope with new technology. It’s always awful when they have to exhume for additional information and evidence. I really hope they are able to find whoever did it. Chances of that person being still around and alive, it’s a chance, 30 years that’s some time. But I’ve also seen 50 years later they found who did it and they went to prison. That young woman and her family are in my thoughts.
How can you get evidence from a body that’s been embalmed?
what evidence is left?
The beauty of forensic science. 👍
The seventeen year-old girl needs justice. I only wish that her mother could still be alive to see it.
🙏Justice for this young lady
Makes me absolutely disgusted that someone can do sht like that to innocent, fragile and scared young women who are still children. You can say Teens all you want but these were both kids. How anyone can go thru with something so heinous? I can't imagine something like this happening to my daughter. I would probably be following her right to the grave.
Kathryn and her mother are back together in heaven.
She now knows who killed her...