I have one ....... Gabby I know u said in your live stream u would probably not do a video on ted Bundy and on his life but maybe you can do a case video on a unsolved disappearance that he was suspected to have involvement in or he possibly killed when he was 14 year's old and I'm referring to is the unsolved disappearance of an 8 year old little girl named Ann marie burr who was this little girl from Tacoma Washington and she disappeared on August 31 1961 when she was abducted from her home in the room she shared with her younger sister who broke her arm just days before she disappeared and still to this day we still don't know what happened to her and still to this day she still remains missing and the police and Ann Maries mother believed Ted Bundy possibly was responsible for the disappearance or possible death of little Ann Marie cuz he was only 14 year's old and lived only two blocks away from her house and maybe you should do a video on it cuz yea it's pretty messed up because police did suspect Ted Bundy possibly killed more women than the 30 women he killed and he was only 14 years old when she disappeared and it was this early in his life police suspected he had involvement ....... What do you think I know u said that u probably won't do a video on Ted Bundy but maybe take consideration Gabby idk if Ted Bundy kinda was lying in this case though but kinda a good way to celebrate Zac efrons Oscar worthy portrayal of Ted bundy
It's funny, I don't remember this case so much for the daughter but for her brave and dedicated mom even coming up and meeting the biker gang or communicating with them for her daughter's whereabouts. She had balls.
@@3333sweetie Ageeed - ⛔️ The Henry “Hank” Blair guy seems most responsible for her disappearance. He was a Supervisor Customs Agent in undercover operations. This means he knew how both law enforcement and criminal circles operate. He had the knowledge to truly get away with a kidnapping, and to even sell a human. He could have simply blamed the bikers, or sold Amy to the bikers. He flew to South American frequently. Amy wrote in her diary of a man offering to take her to South America. He drove a white van. She had a photo in her camera of a white van of the same model as his. Blair started making harassing calls to Amy’s mother after Amy was kidnapped. He had the knowledge and experience in law enforcement and dealing with criminals. Surely they could find more evidence on him.
@@christoffesedao3579 So why can't they have gotten more info on him? He and the bikers could've worked together and kidnapped and trafficked Amy, God forbid.
My heart is thrown out to Sue my god that poor woman has she not been through enough?!? Why keep kicking and gaslighting someone when they’re already going through the most traumatic event in their life? 😮
I honestly don't believe the girl offered for sale to the British private detective was Amy. She would have been at least 35 by then. You'd have to be very strong to survive 18 years as a slave to bikers, and even if you did survive, I doubt anyone would be able to look at you and still call you a 'girl'.
Amy billig story is something that has fascinated me for years; ever since the bizarre murders segment on unsolved mysteries. I am always on the hunt for updates and I appreciate getting a refresher on it. It sparks my interest and I start digging again. Unfortunately, I don't think this case will ever get the closure the family needs, but I said that about the night stalker and look what happened.
I'm not thinking it was a biker gang, not a serial killer. I'm actually curious about a photographer who took Amy's photo out in front of her dads store approximately.1-2 weeks before the disappearance. This photographer eventually notified Amy's mother asking her if she wanted the photo. I'm thinking that if he took her photo, and maybe chatted with her a minute, that maybe he was driving by that day on March.5th and as she recognized him, accepted a ride. Who would hitchhike if a destination is a mile away? I believe it was a lone killer. A local creep. Possibly this photographer, and at that time, there were many fake photographer guys trying to get teenage girls.
They're both a bitch to have, but in my experience, the alcohol generally helps the symptoms of the OCD be less severe, not more. But whatever the case, if you're compelled to harass a woman whose daughter is missing, you're very screwed up and need intense professional help asap.
This case is heartbreaking. Her mother did absolutely everything possible (including putting her own life in danger) to find her daughter. I pray that one day this case is solved and whoever is responsible for her abduction is punished to the harshest extent of the law.
Here I am three years later hoping to find an update on Amy Billig. Sue Billig was an amazing lady. She never gave up on finding Amy. I’m so sorry for Amy and everyone who loved her.
@@gabulosis hey Gabby whens your next live stream ????? I know you were busy the whole week working on this particular case but I kinda miss ur live streams on YouNow cuz I really like talking with you ur really fun also what do you think about my case video idea about a little girl Ted Bundy was believed to have killed or have involvement in her disappearance at 14 years old and I know you said you would probably never do a video on Ted Bundy and on his life but maybe you can do a consideration so when's your next live stream????
@@gabulosis I am so sorry you received rude comments about it. I always thought it was so adorable. I absolutely love your channel. I have been a fan for a long time.
Out of all the cases you've done, they're all so sad and intriguing, but I think this one is, most of all. There is just something about it that really grabs hold of you. I can't even begin to imagine what that poor mother had to go through.
I believe Henry “Hank” Johnson was involved. I think he began calling after he did something to her. I think Paul wanted to befriend Sue for his own reasons which aren’t all clear. His letter seems remorseful. If we all had Mother’s like Sue we would be better people! What endless love and devotion!! I can not even imagine what she and her family went through all those years! Thank you for sharing! I had never heard this one before! I too shed tears through this video! ❤️❤️❤️
⛔️ Agreed - The Henry “Hank” Blair guy seems most responsible for her disappearance. He was a Supervisor Customs Agent in undercover operations. This means he knew how both law enforcement and criminal circles operate. He had the knowledge to truly get away with a kidnapping, and to even sell a human. He could have simply blamed the bikers, or sold Amy to the bikers. He flew to South American frequently. Amy wrote in her diary of a man offering to take her to South America. He drove a white van. She had a photo in her camera of a white van of the same model as his. Blair started making harassing calls to Amy’s mother after Amy was kidnapped. He had the knowledge and experience in law enforcement and dealing with criminals. Surely they could find more evidence on him.
Ely Caamal yes she’s been doing so good lately. I AM LOVING IT!!! I can literally count on her to upload on time and consistently. Some of my other favorite true crime youtubers have been slacking 😰 gabby has rose to the #1 spot in my book!
Nope, there's NO WAY this girl ran away. I just don't think she fits that profile. I personally feel this 'Henry' guy took her, kept her for a bit, murdered and hid the body, then left for South America. Those are my personal thoughts Gabby. I'm fairly new to your channel, but am enjoying what you do! Thank you, Cheers 🍸🍷👍😎
i remember this case from Unsolved Mysteries but i could never remember her name. i looked her up years after seeing the segment on UM for any updates but i forgot her name since then. this case has stuck with me for many years.
Hi Gabby, I am sad and sorry to hear about Amy Billig’s cold case. Her mother was very brave and very determined to try and find her daughter Amy back in 1974. I hope one day her living brother will get closure for her daughter’s disappearance. Too bad hitchhiking is dangerous even back in the 70’s. Hope Amy’s mother will Rest In Peace so sad she never found out what really happened to her. 🙏
This is one of the first cases that stuck with me when I first watched it on Unsolved Mysteries a long time ago, and to this day, I I still think of it from time to time. That poor unfortunate girl. You did a great job with this 💜
I'm sorry but why would OCD/alcoholism make him need to call her mother and torment her? I know OCD involves routine and if that was the case then he needed to do it to calm his OCD he would not have changed phonebooths it would have messed with his head too much. Had he said something like schizophrenia I might believe it was a mental illness compelling him to do it. I get a bad feeling from Henry and think he had more to do with this then they think/know. I do have to wonder if he had a friend or had a way of knowing the details about the case, as going back to the phone booth, why was one was being used repeatedly but when the police finally track it down another starts being used? that screams inside knowledge even if it wasn't him whoever it was, was getting information about the case from someone. Henry did work for the government and even if it wasn't a high ranking job it still might have granted him access to information or been enough to intimidate someone to hand it over. Her mother was amazing and I hope that something is found out so at least her brother can have the peace of mind of finally knowing what happened that their parents never could.
Breanna Nicole I guess he meant the symptom of OCD where you have like weird urges and instrusive thoughts? Idk it’s a strange excuse and I have OCD myself and know many people that do and I don’t ever imagine myself tormenting anyone for a minute let alone 21 years. He’s an a**hole
I have OCD and when I was first diagnosed, I was terrified that I might act on the intrusive thoughts. Both my psychiatrist and psychologist explained that while the thoughts were scary and horrible, I would not act on them. In fact, I’ve come to learn that some OCD sufferers will turn themselves into the authorities because of their thoughts. Their rationale is that if they are thinking these horrible things over and over, they must have done or will do whatever it is they are thinking of. Then, when questioned by the police or social workers, it is quickly found that the person has done nothing and doesn’t even fit the profile of someone who would. All of this being said, it sounds like Henry or Hank was a psychopath and this was part of his “game”.
I have very severe OCD, it can make you do anything to relieve tics and it's a living hell if you don't. Like if people knew the hell I live with sometimes a random thing I will have to do even if I don't want to but I just don't think he's saying the truth here and he's using OCD as an easy scapegoat. So that's the thing. Poor girl, she had her life ahead of her.
Always love these uploads! Honestly, you are one of the few youtubers that make me drop anything to watch immediately, and when I can't I at least have something awesome to look forward to! Thank you!
Could you do a video on Susan Taraskiewicz? It happened back in 1992 and her body was found in the trunk of her car. She worked at Logan airport in Boston as a ramp supervisor which until then was a male only job so she was sexually harrassed and also there was a major credit card fraud investigation going on that they thought she had informed on them to the FBI.
One area to look at is the school Amy attended, the Aldelphi Academy. It was linked to some serious cases of child sexual abuse the time Amy went missing.
I remember this case, as I was living there back then. I recall her mother fighting for answers until her own death. The rumor there was that she was kidnapped by a motorcycle gang in 1974.
Said it before and I’ll say it again you are the best ❤️ No other true crime RUclipsr does videos like you do and the vintage cases that you cover are the best🙏 they are always so interesting I love that u talk about cases mostly unheard of and every case u cover most of us are learning something new . Everything from the way u tell the story, to the sound effects and back ground music in your videos just goes so well with the type of cases you cover just makes your videos perfect ❤️
Wow kiddo, this one cut you deep. You can totally see how hard you are trying to reserve your emotions in this one. You do a great thing for alot of families. Be proud of that. Thank you for educating us and actually caring.
You did a great job on this case. Thank you. I watched it on Unsolved Mysteries in the 1980’s and have always wondered what happened to her. I love hearing your thoughts on the cases. You’ve done the research so you’re the prime person to give your thoughts and/or opinions.
I remember the first time I saw this case I was living in NY I was like 12 it always stuck with. My heart goes out to her remaining family. I was a big fan of unsolved mysteries.
this is possibly the saddest case to me i have ever listened to, and i have come across a LOT of cases in my life. bless this loving mothers soul. also i want to say that i like your channel and that you always post the most interesting cases. i hope you keep posting!
Such an interesting case! I have to say that the journal entries are significant. I think he's picked her up that day, they've spoken again about his idea for them to go to South America and they've fallen out. He abducted and most likely killed her. The calls to the mother afterwards were because he was still angry that she didn't want to go with him. Whatever the truth, a tragic loss for her parents and Hank should've gotten more than two years.
I love watching you go over all these cases I hate watching crime watch daily when they are so harsh and the interviewers are rude and they tell the story as if it’s a book without giving opinions, those are crimes not news headlines. I love hearing ur soothing voice as you tell your opinions and great telling of the case and what happend 💖💖💖
@@gabulosis Gabby what about my video idea ....... Cuz like I said I know you said in your live stream that you would possibly not do a video on Ted Bundy and on his life but maybe u can do a case video on an unsolved disappearance of an 8 year old little girl he was suspected to have involvement in when he was only 14 years old and btw I'm sure u haven't heard of this case the unsolved disappearance of an 8 year old little girl named Ann Marie burr who was this 8 year old girl from Tacoma Washington and she disappeared in August 31 1961 when she was abducted in her room she shared with her younger sister who broke her arm just before she disappeared and still to this day she still remains missing and Ted Bundy lived two blocks away from her house and was 14 years old when the police linked him to her disappearance .... Gabby like I said I know you said you probably won't do a video on Ted Bundy but maybe u could have a look into this case cuz it's interesting that it's about a 14 year old boy who lived close by and knew the family very well and their 8 year old daughter coviently disappeared and ironically who knew that this 14 year old boy would grow up 2 be one of Americas most notorious serial killers of all time so what do you think?????
Thanks for covering AMY’s story Gabby. I saw a missing poster for Amy not that long ago. It was at a truck stop/rest area in a plastic case. There were several missing people with age progression drawings. Really gave me the chills and made me think of the friends/family.
Another great video! You present them so well! I agree totally-there is no excuse for his behaviour...alcoholism, or OCD, or anything is no excuse to harrass and emotionally torment someone for years! I hope one day there is closure.Her mum was amazingly brave! P.S. You always look amazing but especially today :D Love your makeup! xxx
I'm around Amy's age had she lived. For future reference, we were told from the day we could go outside to avoid strangers and not to go with them. As we got older, we were told not to hitchhike. We had films in school dramatizing kids hitchhiking and being forced back into the car when they tried to leave. We still did it, but it was always discouraged by adults.
It's a shame that skilled interrogators didn't get the opportunity to question "Hank." He was definitely involved in her disappearance. I believe her brother still lives in coconut grove.
I have been binge watching your channel for weeks, I love how respectful you are of all the cases you cover. Have you researched the disappearance of Johnny Gosch from West Des Moines, Iowa? There are a lot of twists and turns. The Netflix documentary regarding this case: Who Took Johnny, is a real mind bender, especially since I lived in West Des Moines at the time.
My husband had a double who was not related to him. They both lived in a mid-sized city in California, they were both 5 foot tall (which is unusual in the US), they were both approximately the same weight, they were within 2 months of age, they both had receding hairlines and they both had a little scar in about the same area on the forehead (my husband's scar was from chicken pox, his double's was from teen acne). I met my husband online (back in 1994!) and when I went to California to meet him face to face, one of the things we did was go to meet his double. My husband and his double had met when they both worked in the same large company and people started to say odd things about "weren't you just over at (blank)?" They became friends and stayed in touch for many years. They weren't so close in appearance that you'd think they were twins but might think that they were related somehow (so far as they knew, they were not at all related). If you didn't know one of them fairly well, I think it would have been easy to mistake them. That makes me think that it is plausible that Amy may have had a double who had an appendectomy scar and was living with or being passed around a biker gang. Plus there's the fact that many biker gangs claimed all kinds of wild stuff in order to make them seem more intimidating to outsiders.
I just came across your channel yesterday-morning to be exact- and it's all I've watched since! You're an amazing narrator who covers awesome content...content that's new and not the same ones every other channel does. I commend you for allowing the not often discussed cases their due on your channel..proud subscriber!
What a wonderful mother. My own mother would never have done this for me. Her attitude was always that anything bad that happened in my life was my own fault. Catch an infection? My fault. Trip & fall down? My fault. Bullied at school because I'm the new kid? My fault. Hitchhiking, so kidnapped? My fault. Murdered by some wandering psychopath? My fault. She would never have looked for me. She would have told people, "She only got what she deserved.". 😔
@@waverider8549 I'm getting pretty old now, so I tend to doubt it. But thank you for the loving thought. It brought me there for just a moment today. Sad that it took someone I will never meet to do it. 🙏
@@3333sweetie I'm basically okay now. My mother has been dead since 1980. As she was dying of cancer she started to treat me very lovingly, afraid (I think) of facing punishment for her behaviour after death. I was so happy & hoped that this meant the start of a whole new relationship, with love instead of abuse. Then she died, at 56. My main problem now is having been cut off from that possibility of having a normal mother/daughter relationship. I would have forgiven & forgotten everything, the killing of my pets, the degradations, the cruelty, everything. But it's all unresolved, instead. That's the hardest part. Thank you so much for your kindness. It really does mean a lot. 💖
The case was solved in the late 90's. Paul Branch, the biker who aided susan throughout the years confessed on his deathbed that Amy was abducted and killed by his biker group.
Much like yourself Gabby, this case has driven me crazy ever since I heard of it. I've scoured Jane Doe pages looking for anything that might bring the family a break in this case but there seems to be nothing. The most plausible theory (for me at least) is Hank. There are just TOO many coincidences and things that don't add up at all. As always, amazing video.
Thank you for another great video and for keeping these cases alive. Again, authorities thought she ran away, I need to do some research into how common “running away” was in the 50s, 60s and 70s that authorities jumped to this conclusion so often. It is hard to believe that authorities, once they caught up with Blair for stalking, didn’t go through his life with a magnifying glass. They must have turned over everything in his life thinking they got the guy, no doubt, and just didn’t find any empirical evidence despite the huge neon sign coincidences pointing to him. The biker angle is tough to vet because the description is just not specific enough. If the scar on Amy was not public knowledge, then that biker made an unbelievably good guess. I can’t say for sure, but the feeling I get is that Amy was the victim of some sort of human trafficking scheme that both Blair and the biker had some connection to. Blair’s connection to this case is just so profound, I have a hard time letting it go, and the biker and his girlfriend never made a dime from this. It’s possible they were both tied to this even if neither was ultimately responsible for what became of Amy. I expect her mother will find a way to continue looking for her Amy even though she passed away. Perhaps justice can be served, if not in this life, then the next.
I think it was Harold, I mean there are too many coincidence/facts and that sounds like something a creep would do call the mom, like a killer going back to the scene. I am going to make sure everyone unidentified, is ruled out, that could be here. I see she has 25 rule outs I am going to go through those and the other missing ladies who meet her matching identifiers to see if any were missed or need to be resubmitted for DNA again. Thanks for your efforts very good case.
⛔️ The Henry “Hank” Blair guy seems most responsible for her disappearance. He was a Supervisor Customs Agent in undercover operations. This means he knew how both law enforcement and criminal circles operate. He had the knowledge to truly get away with a kidnapping, and to even sell a human. He could have simply blamed the bikers, or sold Amy to the bikers. He flew to South American frequently. Amy wrote in her diary of a man offering to take her to South America. He drove a white van. She had a photo in her camera of a white van of the same model as his. Blair started making harassing calls to Amy’s mother after Amy was kidnapped. He had the knowledge and experience in law enforcement and dealing with criminals. Surely they could find more evidence on him.
I have been fascinated by this case for years. Not to mention heartbroken for Amy’s family and friends. Two years ago I saw a missing person flyer for Amy Billig. It was a picture of her in addition to age progression picture.
Has anyone else noticed how often people mistakenly use the photo of Amy as a photo of Dorothy Jane Scott, I must of pointed it out to people at least 20 times.
I have been watching a number of your videos and this is the most convoluted and frustrating one. Amy's mom, Sue, is a heroine in her own right. She was fearless and she probably suffered, but she never gave up. In the end l hope she, and Amy and her dad are reunited in the afterlife. As for the people who harrassed Sue l hope they will pay, one way or another.
the next time you do a Hits Home video, you should look into the Alice Hawkes case from 1987! I first found out about it because of some really creepy graffiti in NYC where I live (I can tell you all about it if you decide to cover the case!!) and I've never seen it covered anywhere. getting the word out and getting someone to speak up about what they know is really the only hope at finding out what happened to Alice. her family is so desperate to get coverage on her case!!
@@gabulosis Gabby but what do u think about my case idea ........ Like I've been saying I know you said you would probably never do a video on Ted Bundy and on his life but maybe I bet you haven't never heard of this case but it's a case in a disappearance of an 8 year old little girl who he was suspected to possibly killed or have involvement in her disappearance when he was 14 years old ...... And the case I'm referring to is the unsolved disappearance on ann Marie burr an 8 year old girl who disappeared on August 31 1961 and she was from Tacoma Washington and she was abducted from her house in the room she shared with her younger sister who broke her arm just days before she disappeared and still to this day she still remains missing and we still don't know what happened to little Ann Marie and the police even Ann Maries mother believed that Ted Bundy who was only 14 year's old at the time and lived only two blocks away from her house was suspected to have killed Ann Marie or possibly have involvement with her disappearance but he claimed in a letter he wrote to ann Maries mother that he had nothing to do with her disappearance or death cuz he was a normal 14 year old boy but idk and like I said I know you possibly would not do a video on Ted Bundy but maybe you can check this case out cuz many believe he was involved in it what do you think?????
I live in Florida and several years ago needed a lock on my door. The guy they sent over was rough but very nice. We got to talking and it turned out he belonged to a biker gang - The Pagans - and showed me his tattoo on his back. He said that was all he'd be around for - leaving the next day. But this was a super cool guy. I can't imagine he or his like-minded friends would kidnap a girl. Again, cool enough and nice enough that I remember him all these years later. Thank you for this video. As usual, it was a great one.
It’s so sad :( just thinking about what her mother went through.oof.i also believe that her death was accidental because I just feel like she was a dynamic girl that would fight for her life.I am also disgusted by this Henry.He is sick and even if he wasn’t involved he definitely messed Amy’s life.Its just really sad to see how a person’s disappearance can affect another one’s life.😓❤️
Awesome work, Gabby! I love your videos! I've also been interested in missing persons' cases for some time. I started watching this video and had to start researching the case for myself. This case is an absolute rabbit hole. Several different rabbit holes, really. There are several possibilities of what could have happened to Amy. This is a long post, I apologize! I just want to lay out what I've found about this case. It's mystifying. The Biker Gang Theory: Either the Pagans of the Outlaws. The Outlaws were running wild in Florida - especially in 1974. They were a known violent threat and law enforcement didn't know what to do with them. They kidnapped, beat, tortured, and raped young girls almost daily. Eventually murdering some of them. Those that survived the horrible ordeal would always refuse to press charges against Outlaw members. They were too afraid. The Pagans weren't as bad, according to my research. But it's still known that they liked to pick up young women to party. www.orlandosentinel.com/news/os-xpm-1995-09-10-9509100181-story.html The Henry "Hank" Johnson Blair Theory: So many coincidences or were they really coincidences? Hank was known to travel to South America for his job and like Gabby said in the video, Amy wrote an entry a few weeks before going missing, that Hank wanted her to go to South America with him. There's also the intriguing van photo found on Amy's camera, which was later found on the side of an exit on Florida's turnpike. A known route that both of the biker gangs took. But it's possible Amy may have gone with Hank and they took that route, too. But why would she get rid of her camera? Did Hank dispose of her camera? There are NO bike/motorcycle or biker's photos on her camera that we know of - only a picture of that suspicious van. There are rumors that Hank took Amy down to South America and may have killed her or even sold her into sex trafficking once they arrived. Hank's job was to interfere in drug trade. Some people believe since he was in that business and knew seedy people that he may have had ties to sex trafficking. Who knows. There is yet another theory that Hank killed Amy and dumped her remains in Michigan. I'm not sure why Michigan came up specifically. I'll have to look into that further, but it's another theory that a few people have. Serial Killer Theory - Amy could have hitched a ride with another man and that man turned out to be her killer. The construction workers who saw Amy the afternoon of her disappearance told reporters they did indeed see Amy "thumbing" for a ride on the side of the road. One worker also claims he saw her get pulled into a white van. Who did this white van really belong to? The Alcala Theory: A little-known theory that some hold, is that serial killer Rodney Alcala may have crossed paths with Amy Billig at some point. Rodney Alcala is known as "The Dating Game Killer" among other nicknames. He's the creepy guy who went on "The Dating Game" tv show back in the 70's. He ended up winning, but after speaking with Alcala for a few minutes, the female contestant refused to go out with him. Rodney Alcala ended up murdering several women throughout the 70s. The Billig connection comes into play when police find a box of pictures Alcala took of several different women when we was claiming to be a photographer. This box was found in a storage unit in Seattle, WA. One of the photos bears a shocking resemblance to Amy Billig. Did Amy make it out to Seattle, Wa? Or even Huntington Beach, CA where Alcala lived and did many photo shoots with women and victims? Did Alcala possibly have something to do with the disappearance of Amy? It seems like a long shot. However, Amy had big dreams of becoming an actress and she was a singer-songwriter as well (as mentioned in the video.) She may have hitchhiked to California. Where else would a young girl who wants to be famous go? So far, law enforcement has not linked Alcala in the disappearance of Amy Billig. It's only thought by some there is a connection because of the photo found in Alcala's storage unit. The woman in the photo may not be Amy. Police have yet to look into Alcala's whereabouts in March of 1974 in connection with this case. The photo is # 106 in the slideshow (it won't let me link directly to the photo): www.sfgate.com/news/local/article/Women-children-shown-in-eerie-photos-by-serial-6535161.php#photo-8712243 Edited to include # of photo.
I knew that Amy and I were close in age, but I didn’t know that she was only a day older than me. I can’t imagine what her mother went thru. It’s so sad and I’ve often thought of Amy ever since I heard her story on Unsoived Mysteries.
For one the girlfriend did not contact Susan. BBC contacted the girlfriend. You and I need a sit down about this story... I knew Paul! You did get a lot right though.
Thank you for pointing this out. The 'confession' story was also suspiciously and immediately leaked to the local paper before anyone had processed the info.
Rebecca M The ages wouldn't have matched up and the Highland Park Jane Doe didn't have a scar. She could fit New Hope Jane Doe but that ages don't really match.
unrelated to this particular case, but is there ever a chance that maybe you'll do a series of videos or even just sporadically make some into a playlist about female criminals? i feel like we hear soooo much more about the males being suspects and the ones convicted with murders especially, and i'd love if there could be something dedicated solely to women who have committed heinous crimes, too! maybe a female february, or something like that? best wishes, and thank you for covering these cases so diligently and keeping respect for the victims and loved ones! 💕
Are there any other cases with huge lies that you want me to possibly cover this month?
I actually have a case. My fiancée was a killed in a mass shooting in 2017. There are so things with that case that are suspicious
Kathleen Peterson?
@@sandibales9831 I'm so sorry! I hope you're doing well.
YES!! The Ronda Reynolds murder in Washington State!!!
I have one ....... Gabby I know u said in your live stream u would probably not do a video on ted Bundy and on his life but maybe you can do a case video on a unsolved disappearance that he was suspected to have involvement in or he possibly killed when he was 14 year's old and I'm referring to is the unsolved disappearance of an 8 year old little girl named Ann marie burr who was this little girl from Tacoma Washington and she disappeared on August 31 1961 when she was abducted from her home in the room she shared with her younger sister who broke her arm just days before she disappeared and still to this day we still don't know what happened to her and still to this day she still remains missing and the police and Ann Maries mother believed Ted Bundy possibly was responsible for the disappearance or possible death of little Ann Marie cuz he was only 14 year's old and lived only two blocks away from her house and maybe you should do a video on it cuz yea it's pretty messed up because police did suspect Ted Bundy possibly killed more women than the 30 women he killed and he was only 14 years old when she disappeared and it was this early in his life police suspected he had involvement ....... What do you think I know u said that u probably won't do a video on Ted Bundy but maybe take consideration Gabby idk if Ted Bundy kinda was lying in this case though but kinda a good way to celebrate Zac efrons Oscar worthy portrayal of Ted bundy
How very sad. The idea that Blair only received 2 yrs for tormenting Amy's mother for 21 yrs - that is not justice.
Yea. That creep should have gotten 10 years.
I agree.
It's funny, I don't remember this case so much for the daughter but for her brave and dedicated mom even coming up and meeting the biker gang or communicating with them for her daughter's whereabouts. She had balls.
Yeah I remember it from Unsolved Mysteries
Presca From BC it’s crazy what a mother’s love can do
To be honest if the biker gang would’ve did anything to her they would’ve brought way too much suspicion at that point
My suspicions are on Hank, too many coincidences not to be him.
My thoughts exactly! Not that much adds up to nothing.
What if the bikers and Hank worked together?
@@3333sweetie Ageeed - ⛔️ The Henry “Hank” Blair guy seems most responsible for her disappearance. He was a Supervisor Customs Agent in undercover operations. This means he knew how both law enforcement and criminal circles operate. He had the knowledge to truly get away with a kidnapping, and to even sell a human. He could have simply blamed the bikers, or sold Amy to the bikers. He flew to South American frequently. Amy wrote in her diary of a man offering to take her to South America. He drove a white van. She had a photo in her camera of a white van of the same model as his. Blair started making harassing calls to Amy’s mother after Amy was kidnapped. He had the knowledge and experience in law enforcement and dealing with criminals. Surely they could find more evidence on him.
@@christoffesedao3579 So why can't they have gotten more info on him? He and the bikers could've worked together and kidnapped and trafficked Amy, God forbid.
My heart is thrown out to Sue my god that poor woman has she not been through enough?!? Why keep kicking and gaslighting someone when they’re already going through the most traumatic event in their life? 😮
I honestly don't believe the girl offered for sale to the British private detective was Amy. She would have been at least 35 by then. You'd have to be very strong to survive 18 years as a slave to bikers, and even if you did survive, I doubt anyone would be able to look at you and still call you a 'girl'.
Gabby, your theme for next month should be disgust for AUGUST, as in disgusting cases. Greetings from Illinois!
Prog Queen 59 me too!
Or Agust as in people lost in wind storms and other storms at sea.
TheDoePatrol , dang, thats a better idea! Greetings from crime ridden Illinois (hope it changes real soon!)
nooo i no want gore!
"Disg-August"
Amy billig story is something that has fascinated me for years; ever since the bizarre murders segment on unsolved mysteries. I am always on the hunt for updates and I appreciate getting a refresher on it. It sparks my interest and I start digging again. Unfortunately, I don't think this case will ever get the closure the family needs, but I said that about the night stalker and look what happened.
I'm not thinking it was a biker gang, not a serial killer. I'm actually curious about a photographer who took Amy's photo out in front of her dads store approximately.1-2 weeks before the disappearance. This photographer eventually notified Amy's mother asking her if she wanted the photo. I'm thinking that if he took her photo, and maybe chatted with her a minute, that maybe he was driving by that day on March.5th and as she recognized him, accepted a ride. Who would hitchhike if a destination is a mile away? I believe it was a lone killer. A local creep. Possibly this photographer, and at that time, there were many fake photographer guys trying to get teenage girls.
Where did you hear of this?
@@3333sweetie I don't remember now
Reminds me of Rodney Alcala , the so called dating game killer
I have never heard of alcoholism or OCD inspiring someone to harass a mother who is trying to find her missing child. Poor Sue. 😢
He's pure evil.
They're both a bitch to have, but in my experience, the alcohol generally helps the symptoms of the OCD be less severe, not more.
But whatever the case, if you're compelled to harass a woman whose daughter is missing, you're very screwed up and need intense professional help asap.
This case is heartbreaking. Her mother did absolutely everything possible (including putting her own life in danger) to find her daughter. I pray that one day this case is solved and whoever is responsible for her abduction is punished to the harshest extent of the law.
Here I am three years later hoping to find an update on Amy Billig.
Sue Billig was an amazing lady.
She never gave up on finding Amy.
I’m so sorry for Amy and everyone who loved her.
So excited for this video!!
I really miss you saying "welcome to my strange little RUclips channel". I thought it was so cool!
Laurys Yancy I mostly stopped saying it because I got comments from people saying it was rude to say at the beginning of a true crime video idk
@@gabulosis hey Gabby whens your next live stream ????? I know you were busy the whole week working on this particular case but I kinda miss ur live streams on YouNow cuz I really like talking with you ur really fun also what do you think about my case video idea about a little girl Ted Bundy was believed to have killed or have involvement in her disappearance at 14 years old and I know you said you would probably never do a video on Ted Bundy and on his life but maybe you can do a consideration so when's your next live stream????
@@gabulosis I am so sorry you received rude comments about it. I always thought it was so adorable. I absolutely love your channel. I have been a fan for a long time.
Out of all the cases you've done, they're all so sad and intriguing, but I think this one is, most of all. There is just something about it that really grabs hold of you. I can't even begin to imagine what that poor mother had to go through.
I believe Henry “Hank” Johnson was involved. I think he began calling after he did something to her. I think Paul wanted to befriend Sue for his own reasons which aren’t all clear. His letter seems remorseful. If we all had Mother’s like Sue we would be better people! What endless love and devotion!! I can not even imagine what she and her family went through all those years! Thank you for sharing! I had never heard this one before! I too shed tears through this video! ❤️❤️❤️
So sad, I really think Hank was responsible too. Why else would he do that?
⛔️ Agreed - The Henry “Hank” Blair guy seems most responsible for her disappearance. He was a Supervisor Customs Agent in undercover operations. This means he knew how both law enforcement and criminal circles operate. He had the knowledge to truly get away with a kidnapping, and to even sell a human. He could have simply blamed the bikers, or sold Amy to the bikers. He flew to South American frequently. Amy wrote in her diary of a man offering to take her to South America. He drove a white van. She had a photo in her camera of a white van of the same model as his. Blair started making harassing calls to Amy’s mother after Amy was kidnapped. He had the knowledge and experience in law enforcement and dealing with criminals. Surely they could find more evidence on him.
My consistent queen!👸🏼 💖💖💖
Ely Caamal yes she’s been doing so good lately. I AM LOVING IT!!! I can literally count on her to upload on time and consistently. Some of my other favorite true crime youtubers have been slacking 😰 gabby has rose to the #1 spot in my book!
Nope, there's NO WAY this girl ran away. I just don't think she fits that profile. I personally feel this 'Henry' guy took her, kept her for a bit, murdered and hid the body, then left for South America. Those are my personal thoughts Gabby. I'm fairly new to your channel, but am enjoying what you do! Thank you, Cheers 🍸🍷👍😎
Those are my thoughts as well. This is such a heartbreaking case.
Wow found this 52 seconds after posted. Thanks for all the great work you do.
great work much respect from the Chavez family from Albuquerque new mexico usa keep grinding
All I have to say is that anybody who harasses a victims family are the lowest form of scum, absolute dirt 😡
Getting creative luv it, you work so hard with your research etc, interesting stories, interesting channel, great work gabby 🏴✌
I was hoping you do a case on Amy Billig!
i remember this case from Unsolved Mysteries but i could never remember her name. i looked her up years after seeing the segment on UM for any updates but i forgot her name since then. this case has stuck with me for many years.
'Hank' came off very lightly. What a creep. I think it's quite possible he was responsible for her disappearance.
Hi Gabby, I am sad and sorry to hear about Amy Billig’s cold case. Her mother was very brave and very determined to try and find her daughter Amy back in 1974. I hope one day her living brother will get closure for her daughter’s disappearance. Too bad hitchhiking is dangerous even back in the 70’s. Hope Amy’s mother will Rest In Peace so sad she never found out what really happened to her. 🙏
This is one of the first cases that stuck with me when I first watched it on Unsolved Mysteries a long time ago, and to this day, I I still think of it from time to time. That poor unfortunate girl. You did a great job with this 💜
I'm sorry but why would OCD/alcoholism make him need to call her mother and torment her? I know OCD involves routine and if that was the case then he needed to do it to calm his OCD he would not have changed phonebooths it would have messed with his head too much. Had he said something like schizophrenia I might believe it was a mental illness compelling him to do it. I get a bad feeling from Henry and think he had more to do with this then they think/know. I do have to wonder if he had a friend or had a way of knowing the details about the case, as going back to the phone booth, why was one was being used repeatedly but when the police finally track it down another starts being used? that screams inside knowledge even if it wasn't him whoever it was, was getting information about the case from someone. Henry did work for the government and even if it wasn't a high ranking job it still might have granted him access to information or been enough to intimidate someone to hand it over.
Her mother was amazing and I hope that something is found out so at least her brother can have the peace of mind of finally knowing what happened that their parents never could.
Breanna Nicole I guess he meant the symptom of OCD where you have like weird urges and instrusive thoughts? Idk it’s a strange excuse and I have OCD myself and know many people that do and I don’t ever imagine myself tormenting anyone for a minute let alone 21 years. He’s an a**hole
I have OCD and when I was first diagnosed, I was terrified that I might act on the intrusive thoughts. Both my psychiatrist and psychologist explained that while the thoughts were scary and horrible, I would not act on them. In fact, I’ve come to learn that some OCD sufferers will turn themselves into the authorities because of their thoughts. Their rationale is that if they are thinking these horrible things over and over, they must have done or will do whatever it is they are thinking of. Then, when questioned by the police or social workers, it is quickly found that the person has done nothing and doesn’t even fit the profile of someone who would. All of this being said, it sounds like Henry or Hank was a psychopath and this was part of his “game”.
I have very severe OCD, it can make you do anything to relieve tics and it's a living hell if you don't. Like if people knew the hell I live with sometimes a random thing I will have to do even if I don't want to but I just don't think he's saying the truth here and he's using OCD as an easy scapegoat. So that's the thing. Poor girl, she had her life ahead of her.
Always love these uploads! Honestly, you are one of the few youtubers that make me drop anything to watch immediately, and when I can't I at least have something awesome to look forward to! Thank you!
It has been 50 years as of today. We bless you, Amy. You are not forgotten.
Could you do a video on Susan Taraskiewicz? It happened back in 1992 and her body was found in the trunk of her car. She worked at Logan airport in Boston as a ramp supervisor which until then was a male only job so she was sexually harrassed and also there was a major credit card fraud investigation going on that they thought she had informed on them to the FBI.
One area to look at is the school Amy attended, the Aldelphi Academy. It was linked to some serious cases of child sexual abuse the time Amy went missing.
dont ever stop making these videos
Another WONDERFUL job. I have known of this case for years, but never knew half these details!
I remember this case, as I was living there back then. I recall her mother fighting for answers until her own death. The rumor there was that she was kidnapped by a motorcycle gang in 1974.
Thanks for all your hard work! Great video!!! Can’t wait for more!
Greetings from Denmark.
You have a great channel and allways do a fantastic job. Thanks
Keep up the good work.
Thank you for all your hard work. We appreciate you xx
Said it before and I’ll say it again you are the best ❤️ No other true crime RUclipsr does videos like you do and the vintage cases that you cover are the best🙏 they are always so interesting I love that u talk about cases mostly unheard of and every case u cover most of us are learning something new . Everything from the way u tell the story, to the sound effects and back ground music in your videos just goes so well with the type of cases you cover just makes your videos perfect ❤️
Definitely, Sue's persistence is why we know all we do today. I hope that her brother can get the closure her mother never had. ❤️
Wow kiddo, this one cut you deep. You can totally see how hard you are trying to reserve your emotions in this one. You do a great thing for alot of families. Be proud of that. Thank you for educating us and actually caring.
You did a great job on this case. Thank you. I watched it on Unsolved Mysteries in the 1980’s and have always wondered what happened to her. I love hearing your thoughts on the cases. You’ve done the research so you’re the prime person to give your thoughts and/or opinions.
I'm listening to this video for the second time in a year - that's how well done it is.
I remember the first time I saw this case I was living in NY I was like 12 it always stuck with. My heart goes out to her remaining family. I was a big fan of unsolved mysteries.
Gabby the idea of Ju-LIE is soooooooooooo creative !!! Love your channel
One of my favorite cases, thank you for covering it!
this is possibly the saddest case to me i have ever listened to, and i have come across a LOT of cases in my life. bless this loving mothers soul.
also i want to say that i like your channel and that you always post the most interesting cases. i hope you keep posting!
Such an interesting case! I have to say that the journal entries are significant. I think he's picked her up that day, they've spoken again about his idea for them to go to South America and they've fallen out. He abducted and most likely killed her. The calls to the mother afterwards were because he was still angry that she didn't want to go with him.
Whatever the truth, a tragic loss for her parents and Hank should've gotten more than two years.
I love watching you go over all these cases I hate watching crime watch daily when they are so harsh and the interviewers are rude and they tell the story as if it’s a book without giving opinions, those are crimes not news headlines. I love hearing ur soothing voice as you tell your opinions and great telling of the case and what happend 💖💖💖
Just what i needed on my bday a mystery video 😁
Happy bdayy
Hbd :)
happy birthday! ♥️
@@gabulosis Gabby what about my video idea ....... Cuz like I said I know you said in your live stream that you would possibly not do a video on Ted Bundy and on his life but maybe u can do a case video on an unsolved disappearance of an 8 year old little girl he was suspected to have involvement in when he was only 14 years old and btw I'm sure u haven't heard of this case the unsolved disappearance of an 8 year old little girl named Ann Marie burr who was this 8 year old girl from Tacoma Washington and she disappeared in August 31 1961 when she was abducted in her room she shared with her younger sister who broke her arm just before she disappeared and still to this day she still remains missing and Ted Bundy lived two blocks away from her house and was 14 years old when the police linked him to her disappearance .... Gabby like I said I know you said you probably won't do a video on Ted Bundy but maybe u could have a look into this case cuz it's interesting that it's about a 14 year old boy who lived close by and knew the family very well and their 8 year old daughter coviently disappeared and ironically who knew that this 14 year old boy would grow up 2 be one of Americas most notorious serial killers of all time so what do you think?????
Loved it! Always happy when i get a notification from you. Oh and LOVE the JuLie theme. Pretty darn clever!
Thanks for covering AMY’s story Gabby. I saw a missing poster for Amy not that long ago. It was at a truck stop/rest area in a plastic case. There were several missing people with age progression drawings. Really gave me the chills and made me think of the friends/family.
Here at 4 min. Love your channel xx
Another great video! You present them so well! I agree totally-there is no excuse for his behaviour...alcoholism, or OCD, or anything is no excuse to harrass and emotionally torment someone for years! I hope one day there is closure.Her mum was amazingly brave! P.S. You always look amazing but especially today :D Love your makeup! xxx
I'm around Amy's age had she lived. For future reference, we were told from the day we could go outside to avoid strangers and not to go with them. As we got older, we were told not to hitchhike. We had films in school dramatizing kids hitchhiking and being forced back into the car when they tried to leave. We still did it, but it was always discouraged by adults.
Why did you still do it?Were you stupid?
It's a shame that skilled interrogators didn't get the opportunity to question "Hank." He was definitely involved in her disappearance. I believe her brother still lives in coconut grove.
Thank you for all the research and thoughts that go into your videos.
I'm sorry for commenting so much but you told this story the best . Also you have a big heart your a great kid!!!!
I have been binge watching your channel for weeks, I love how respectful you are of all the cases you cover. Have you researched the disappearance of Johnny Gosch from West Des Moines, Iowa? There are a lot of twists and turns. The Netflix documentary regarding this case: Who Took Johnny, is a real mind bender, especially since I lived in West Des Moines at the time.
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Love to play your videos while I draw/paint
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My husband had a double who was not related to him. They both lived in a mid-sized city in California, they were both 5 foot tall (which is unusual in the US), they were both approximately the same weight, they were within 2 months of age, they both had receding hairlines and they both had a little scar in about the same area on the forehead (my husband's scar was from chicken pox, his double's was from teen acne). I met my husband online (back in 1994!) and when I went to California to meet him face to face, one of the things we did was go to meet his double. My husband and his double had met when they both worked in the same large company and people started to say odd things about "weren't you just over at (blank)?" They became friends and stayed in touch for many years.
They weren't so close in appearance that you'd think they were twins but might think that they were related somehow (so far as they knew, they were not at all related). If you didn't know one of them fairly well, I think it would have been easy to mistake them.
That makes me think that it is plausible that Amy may have had a double who had an appendectomy scar and was living with or being passed around a biker gang. Plus there's the fact that many biker gangs claimed all kinds of wild stuff in order to make them seem more intimidating to outsiders.
I just came across your channel yesterday-morning to be exact- and it's all I've watched since! You're an amazing narrator who covers awesome content...content that's new and not the same ones every other channel does. I commend you for allowing the not often discussed cases their due on your channel..proud subscriber!
I love your videos they are always interesting I especially love the ones on old Hollywood those and the Jane and John Doe ones are my favorite
I love your channel so much!
Such as sad story about Amy & family. Prayers for all & Amy to be returned to her family.
LOVE YOU GABBY❤❤
What a wonderful mother. My own mother would never have done this for me. Her attitude was always that anything bad that happened in my life was my own fault. Catch an infection? My fault. Trip & fall down? My fault. Bullied at school because I'm the new kid? My fault. Hitchhiking, so kidnapped? My fault. Murdered by some wandering psychopath? My fault.
She would never have looked for me. She would have told people, "She only got what she deserved.". 😔
All I can say is don't give up hope. One day you will be loved the way you deserve to be.
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I'm getting pretty old now, so I tend to doubt it. But thank you for the loving thought. It brought me there for just a moment today. Sad that it took someone I will never meet to do it. 🙏
@@h.calvert3165 Sorry for your situation. Will pray for you.
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I'm basically okay now. My mother has been dead since 1980. As she was dying of cancer she started to treat me very lovingly, afraid (I think) of facing punishment for her behaviour after death. I was so happy & hoped that this meant the start of a whole new relationship, with love instead of abuse. Then she died, at 56. My main problem now is having been cut off from that possibility of having a normal mother/daughter relationship. I would have forgiven & forgotten everything, the killing of my pets, the degradations, the cruelty, everything. But it's all unresolved, instead. That's the hardest part. Thank you so much for your kindness. It really does mean a lot. 💖
@@h.calvert3165 No problem. Hugs
The case was solved in the late 90's. Paul Branch, the biker who aided susan throughout the years confessed on his deathbed that Amy was abducted and killed by his biker group.
In this video it says that's what his girlfriend claimed.
Great job Gabby!. 🙏 Amy Billig.
Much like yourself Gabby, this case has driven me crazy ever since I heard of it. I've scoured Jane Doe pages looking for anything that might bring the family a break in this case but there seems to be nothing. The most plausible theory (for me at least) is Hank. There are just TOO many coincidences and things that don't add up at all. As always, amazing video.
Thank you for another great video and for keeping these cases alive. Again, authorities thought she ran away, I need to do some research into how common “running away” was in the 50s, 60s and 70s that authorities jumped to this conclusion so often. It is hard to believe that authorities, once they caught up with Blair for stalking, didn’t go through his life with a magnifying glass. They must have turned over everything in his life thinking they got the guy, no doubt, and just didn’t find any empirical evidence despite the huge neon sign coincidences pointing to him. The biker angle is tough to vet because the description is just not specific enough. If the scar on Amy was not public knowledge, then that biker made an unbelievably good guess. I can’t say for sure, but the feeling I get is that Amy was the victim of some sort of human trafficking scheme that both Blair and the biker had some connection to. Blair’s connection to this case is just so profound, I have a hard time letting it go, and the biker and his girlfriend never made a dime from this. It’s possible they were both tied to this even if neither was ultimately responsible for what became of Amy. I expect her mother will find a way to continue looking for her Amy even though she passed away. Perhaps justice can be served, if not in this life, then the next.
I think it was Harold, I mean there are too many coincidence/facts and that sounds like something a creep would do call the mom, like a killer going back to the scene. I am going to make sure everyone unidentified, is ruled out, that could be here. I see she has 25 rule outs I am going to go through those and the other missing ladies who meet her matching identifiers to see if any were missed or need to be resubmitted for DNA again. Thanks for your efforts very good case.
⛔️ The Henry “Hank” Blair guy seems most responsible for her disappearance. He was a Supervisor Customs Agent in undercover operations. This means he knew how both law enforcement and criminal circles operate. He had the knowledge to truly get away with a kidnapping, and to even sell a human. He could have simply blamed the bikers, or sold Amy to the bikers. He flew to South American frequently. Amy wrote in her diary of a man offering to take her to South America. He drove a white van. She had a photo in her camera of a white van of the same model as his. Blair started making harassing calls to Amy’s mother after Amy was kidnapped. He had the knowledge and experience in law enforcement and dealing with criminals. Surely they could find more evidence on him.
I also think Blair. And I do think he either sold her or she died and calling her mother was his way of having a “connection” to Amy.
Agreed! No matter how crazy, 21 years...this is not just somebody doing this...
I really enjoy your videos
Keep it up. I wish you could find more details thanks for the great work!
I have been fascinated by this case for years. Not to mention heartbroken for Amy’s family and friends. Two years ago I saw a missing person flyer for Amy Billig. It was a picture of her in addition to age progression picture.
Has anyone else noticed how often people mistakenly use the photo of Amy as a photo of Dorothy Jane Scott, I must of pointed it out to people at least 20 times.
Yes, I have pointed it out to so many people! I agree with ya…common mistake I guess.
I have been watching a number of your videos and this is the most convoluted and frustrating one. Amy's mom, Sue, is a heroine in her own right. She was fearless and she probably suffered, but she never gave up. In the end l hope she, and Amy and her dad are reunited in the afterlife. As for the people who harrassed Sue l hope they will pay, one way or another.
I am so tired that I thought the title of this video was what happened to all my bling? I thought you'd been robbed. I need sleep.
Michele Walburn I saw the same thing...I need sleep too lol
I lol at that comment
Love you're work!
We didn't think anything of hitch hiking back then in Australia either, until Ivam Milat, use to hike the same exact road/roads he hunted, in NSW.
Well...if it wasn't this "Hank" guy....it would be the absolute CRAZIEST case of "coincidences" in the history of true crime. :P
the next time you do a Hits Home video, you should look into the Alice Hawkes case from 1987! I first found out about it because of some really creepy graffiti in NYC where I live (I can tell you all about it if you decide to cover the case!!) and I've never seen it covered anywhere. getting the word out and getting someone to speak up about what they know is really the only hope at finding out what happened to Alice. her family is so desperate to get coverage on her case!!
Love the new theme for the month! I think I have to go with theory that Hank had something to do with this.
Oh you were working on this - I thought you were busy babysitting that cute little raccoon ;) So adorable. I got excited to see the new videos
Presca From BC Rocket lives with my boyfriend lol if I lived with him I don’t think I’d get too much work done because he’s so cute and distracting 😂
@@gabulosis Gabby but what do u think about my case idea ........ Like I've been saying I know you said you would probably never do a video on Ted Bundy and on his life but maybe I bet you haven't never heard of this case but it's a case in a disappearance of an 8 year old little girl who he was suspected to possibly killed or have involvement in her disappearance when he was 14 years old ...... And the case I'm referring to is the unsolved disappearance on ann Marie burr an 8 year old girl who disappeared on August 31 1961 and she was from Tacoma Washington and she was abducted from her house in the room she shared with her younger sister who broke her arm just days before she disappeared and still to this day she still remains missing and we still don't know what happened to little Ann Marie and the police even Ann Maries mother believed that Ted Bundy who was only 14 year's old at the time and lived only two blocks away from her house was suspected to have killed Ann Marie or possibly have involvement with her disappearance but he claimed in a letter he wrote to ann Maries mother that he had nothing to do with her disappearance or death cuz he was a normal 14 year old boy but idk and like I said I know you possibly would not do a video on Ted Bundy but maybe you can check this case out cuz many believe he was involved in it what do you think?????
Love your videos!
That poor family. I hope Amy is resting in peace for I’m sure she is no longer alive
I live in Florida and several years ago needed a lock on my door. The guy they sent over was rough but very nice. We got to talking and it turned out he belonged to a biker gang - The Pagans - and showed me his tattoo on his back. He said that was all he'd be around for - leaving the next day. But this was a super cool guy. I can't imagine he or his like-minded friends would kidnap a girl. Again, cool enough and nice enough that I remember him all these years later. Thank you for this video. As usual, it was a great one.
It’s so sad :( just thinking about what her mother went through.oof.i also believe that her death was accidental because I just feel like she was a dynamic girl that would fight for her life.I am also disgusted by this Henry.He is sick and even if he wasn’t involved he definitely messed Amy’s life.Its just really sad to see how a person’s disappearance can affect another one’s life.😓❤️
What Henry Johnson Blair did to Sue has me in tears. 2 years is not long enough for the torture he put her through.
Awesome work, Gabby! I love your videos! I've also been interested in missing persons' cases for some time. I started watching this video and had to start researching the case for myself. This case is an absolute rabbit hole. Several different rabbit holes, really. There are several possibilities of what could have happened to Amy. This is a long post, I apologize! I just want to lay out what I've found about this case. It's mystifying.
The Biker Gang Theory: Either the Pagans of the Outlaws. The Outlaws were running wild in Florida - especially in 1974. They were a known violent threat and law enforcement didn't know what to do with them. They kidnapped, beat, tortured, and raped young girls almost daily. Eventually murdering some of them. Those that survived the horrible ordeal would always refuse to press charges against Outlaw members. They were too afraid. The Pagans weren't as bad, according to my research. But it's still known that they liked to pick up young women to party. www.orlandosentinel.com/news/os-xpm-1995-09-10-9509100181-story.html
The Henry "Hank" Johnson Blair Theory: So many coincidences or were they really coincidences? Hank was known to travel to South America for his job and like Gabby said in the video, Amy wrote an entry a few weeks before going missing, that Hank wanted her to go to South America with him. There's also the intriguing van photo found on Amy's camera, which was later found on the side of an exit on Florida's turnpike. A known route that both of the biker gangs took. But it's possible Amy may have gone with Hank and they took that route, too. But why would she get rid of her camera? Did Hank dispose of her camera? There are NO bike/motorcycle or biker's photos on her camera that we know of - only a picture of that suspicious van. There are rumors that Hank took Amy down to South America and may have killed her or even sold her into sex trafficking once they arrived. Hank's job was to interfere in drug trade. Some people believe since he was in that business and knew seedy people that he may have had ties to sex trafficking. Who knows. There is yet another theory that Hank killed Amy and dumped her remains in Michigan. I'm not sure why Michigan came up specifically. I'll have to look into that further, but it's another theory that a few people have.
Serial Killer Theory - Amy could have hitched a ride with another man and that man turned out to be her killer. The construction workers who saw Amy the afternoon of her disappearance told reporters they did indeed see Amy "thumbing" for a ride on the side of the road. One worker also claims he saw her get pulled into a white van. Who did this white van really belong to?
The Alcala Theory: A little-known theory that some hold, is that serial killer Rodney Alcala may have crossed paths with Amy Billig at some point. Rodney Alcala is known as "The Dating Game Killer" among other nicknames. He's the creepy guy who went on "The Dating Game" tv show back in the 70's. He ended up winning, but after speaking with Alcala for a few minutes, the female contestant refused to go out with him. Rodney Alcala ended up murdering several women throughout the 70s. The Billig connection comes into play when police find a box of pictures Alcala took of several different women when we was claiming to be a photographer. This box was found in a storage unit in Seattle, WA. One of the photos bears a shocking resemblance to Amy Billig. Did Amy make it out to Seattle, Wa? Or even Huntington Beach, CA where Alcala lived and did many photo shoots with women and victims? Did Alcala possibly have something to do with the disappearance of Amy? It seems like a long shot. However, Amy had big dreams of becoming an actress and she was a singer-songwriter as well (as mentioned in the video.) She may have hitchhiked to California. Where else would a young girl who wants to be famous go? So far, law enforcement has not linked Alcala in the disappearance of Amy Billig. It's only thought by some there is a connection because of the photo found in Alcala's storage unit. The woman in the photo may not be Amy. Police have yet to look into Alcala's whereabouts in March of 1974 in connection with this case. The photo is # 106 in the slideshow (it won't let me link directly to the photo): www.sfgate.com/news/local/article/Women-children-shown-in-eerie-photos-by-serial-6535161.php#photo-8712243
Edited to include # of photo.
The world can be so cruel.My hearts broken watching this.
I absolutely love all of your videos
Great job on this case
I knew that Amy and I were close in age, but I didn’t know that she was only a day older than me. I can’t imagine what her mother went thru. It’s so sad and I’ve often thought of Amy ever since I heard her story on Unsoived Mysteries.
I remember this case from Unsolved Mysteries with Robert stack. Poor Amy and her Mom..
In the late 70’s they did a movie of the week about the dangers of hitchhiking. Even at the end of that movie she still hitched.
For one the girlfriend did not contact Susan. BBC contacted the girlfriend. You and I need a sit down about this story... I knew Paul! You did get a lot right though.
Thank you for pointing this out. The 'confession' story was also suspiciously and immediately leaked to the local paper before anyone had processed the info.
I think it was human trafficking unfortunately.
I wish I could remember which one, but her discription matches a doe case Ive heard almost to a t
Highland Park Jane Doe
I was thinking the same thing with the scar on her stomach! Maybe it was Cayleigh's video? That's what I am thinking.
Rebecca M The ages wouldn't have matched up and the Highland Park Jane Doe didn't have a scar. She could fit New Hope Jane Doe but that ages don't really match.
Another great video. Keep up the good work!
I agree with yourself Gabby,what folk don't know ,they add on,hoping for it being correct,make it up as they go along😕
unrelated to this particular case, but is there ever a chance that maybe you'll do a series of videos or even just sporadically make some into a playlist about female criminals? i feel like we hear soooo much more about the males being suspects and the ones convicted with murders especially, and i'd love if there could be something dedicated solely to women who have committed heinous crimes, too! maybe a female february, or something like that? best wishes, and thank you for covering these cases so diligently and keeping respect for the victims and
loved ones! 💕