Hunting A Cold-Blooded Killer After Corpse Found In The Woods | New Detectives | Real Responders
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- Опубликовано: 8 апр 2024
- In 1999, two years after a missing persons investigation is launched, skeletal remains are uncovered in the woods. Detectives look to the garbage can the remains were found in and analyse the knot work to identify the killer still at large. Elsewhere, a senseless murder leaves hotel staff shocked.
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The fact that the chemicals were from the janitors cupboard should have alerted the police to a disgruntled ex-employee at the start
I use a bowline all the time to secure loads. It's as good as a ratchet strap. You don't need to be a military expert to know this. Lol
The cord was the link, not the knot. The knot helped, though - most civilians don't know how to tie a knot like that.
" 'it appeared there was a bowline type knot' - that indicated that the killer was professionally trained." "obviously the person that rigged this had an extensive military background - and I thought that they were either currently serving in the special operations community or served in them prior and were out".
And my point was that this is a weird thing to say about the "king of knots" which is the probably the most common knot in the world, certainly on boats and ships. I don't think you'd classify every boy scout in existence, tying the knot they probably learned first of all - as "professionally trained".
Case 2: This is exactly what they teach you in every service industry. You are not to confront, react, respond, or retaliate with a thief or a robber. Just note down their identity and just save your own a$$.
She never had to fight for that $500, which cost her life in the most brutal way.
Also, this has been happening all around the world, single woman in a shift working alone dealing with cash, is a big no no. There are just so many crime stories about lonely working employees dealing with cash.
I used to work front desk, in the off season we would work alone a lot. I hated it, we were right off a busy freeway off ramp. I also worked in a small town gas station for awhile and that wasn't fun either. I know of cases in Utah where I grew up they found bodies in the desert not far from where I lived. One was a young mother who had been working at 7-11 in SLC.😢
I worked for the NAVY EXCHANGE. (NEX) I worked a gas station, alone, I had to make up the bags for the next day, do all the closing paperwork, shut down propane, dump coffee, set the security alarm etc. all alone.
The Military cops were supposed to come up from the main base in Everett, WA but they never did. We had to do it alone sometimes. More than once I had a trusted customer wait for me after I closed and they made sure I was safe and got over to the main building with the money and the keys. Our customers were awesome. Then the Commanding Officer of the base decided to close the gas station.😢
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Spoiler Alert!!!
The not in the cord around the garbage bin is a trucker's hitch.
Knot….That is the one you are looking for….not this one…
How would such a highly trained Army Special Forces man not realise he can be traced with the cord and the knot! Amazingly stupid.
How did they find the liver after 3 years and animals had gotten to the body?
Had he buried her in the woods chances are he would of gotten away with it, but I'm glad he didn't and was caught.
@@howardlashbrook8500Probably just dried up remnants of it.
That's my specialty knot.tying off any thing in woods my entire life and I have zero miltary time😂
Sailor knot.actually😂
Rest in peace. Tammy 😇🙏💐
I was taught the bowline ( forgive the spelling, I haven't even thought about the knot in decades) when I was a girl guide at 9 - 10 yrs old I am now 73. No military connection
I'm glad you got to learn knots. It's easier to learn from people than from a book!❤
God bless!
The cord was the link, not the knot. The knot helped, though - most civilians don't know how to tie a knot like that.
Thank you..me too.used commonly in boating and trucking tie downs😂 not military
The bongo drums finally made me find something else to watch.
Hah! This is such a regular thing with crime shows. I like to pretend I'm a beatnick playing bongos while the coppers chase the bad people.
Army people are trained for combat and physical specialty, on the other hand Forensic detectives, FBI, and other law enforcement are trained to be brainy, intelligent, brilliant, quick-witted, and sharp.
The music means I’m not continuing to watch
that was the bare-minimum, considering he messed with evidence & threw her out like garbage!
I love the narrator
God give these pp who do this kind of work favor for their deep empathy! only certain pp can do this type of job. As it requires a lot of empathy
This is so crazy I’m from Wurtsboro. Nothing ever happens here
This one has me on the edge of my bed!! 👀😥
She was the aggressor, sure
Walk with love ❤️
Defying evil. Always keep your loved ones safe.
Music so loud you can barely hear the narrator.
Was the chair dusted for prints?
In 1999, calls made by the sister in Florida would likely been to her sister and brother-in-law's home. The brother-in-law would have provided some version of his wife's whereabouts and when she left.
Why are some of these videos using 2 X > speed ? So they can get more into the time. It makes it almost impossible for people with hearing problems to understand.
Go to: Settings, Playback speed & adjust the speed. I have to watch at .75 at night so my neighbor doesn't complain, with the CC on.
Mine is playing at “normal” and is not altered in speed. They’re taking normal and almost slow. Check your settings.
Yeah, check your settings. It's playing at normal speed for me.
This is also an old program but it would also depend on your WiFi signal etc etc
turn the captions on. I have to speed these up to be able to watch them, and I'm deaf.
I cannot believe that her body was found 2 miles from the house and the police didn’t even do a thorough job of searching for her I guess because of all the conflicting reports it made it difficult so sad
How can his husband did not answer the sister
Wow the special forces guy was dumb enough to use an army knot!, he obviously never thought she would be found, so for all his training he made the ultimate mistake!…..his poor wife and her family not knowing for years what was wrong and to think of her sister hadn’t insisted she probably wouldn’t have been looked for to this day. I hope he rots in hell for what he did!,
As for the second guy, I know it was probably a split second decision but that makes him no less of a killer than anyone else. He made that decision and then for her friend to see her and her mom to find her, I can imagine that they both would be haunted by the last image of their loved ones.
I am just so glad that both killers were caught and sent down and as the saying goes “if you can do the crime then you can do the time”. Karma at its best!.
Army guys are trained to use their brawn not so much their brains. When I was Air Force we did all the technical work when deployed and the Army guys did all the physical work. I felt bad for them because they were treated badly too. Yelled at,worked long,and limited personal time. It doesn’t surprise me that this guy wasn’t real bright to cover up his crime. He was trained to kill.
Would I find amusing is the technology that they had back then and even a look at the computers the old computers and programs that they use back then it looks like an old DOS program what a advancement we have made with our technology and computer programs is outstanding
The laziest special forces officer ever. Lol happy he was egotistical.
There is no better tool than a dremel- or however it's called in the US. That drill/multi tool.
And that knot- that was too easy...
Fingerprints on the chemical containers
15:55 those ears man,I'am I right? or am I right?
You are
What show was this pulled from?
"The New Detectives"
She should have just let him leave, then called police
No-one except the killer actually knows what happened. She could have gone to the toilet and came back and found him stealing and because she could identify him, he killed her.
Is no1 gonna talk about that guy 👂 there huge
How can fingerprint detected after 2years
Yes if only they listened.
Awesome show
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what type of knot was it? I cant make out what he says.
Bowline knot
@karenlloyd1705 much appreciated
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She sounds like a real Karen
"... Tammy had every right to disappear."
"However, she still had to be found..."
I think we have different definitions of a "right".
"He was in the army, special forces. No record of violence."
BWAHAHAHAAAAAA
A violent terrorist with no record of violence?
Once again, we have different definitions.
Can y'all say C🥶LD BL🅾️🅾️DED❔?
Was this filmed in 1999? Terrible quality.
What's terrible about the quality?
Yes it was definitely done in the 90’s.
@@lisagreenway8410 Close, this episode is from 2004.
I didn't find it terrible. What's up buttercup?
The guy in the thumbnail had me thinking he's Gunther from WWE
Why would she do that? Tragic.
DNA can be extracted from teeth. They do it all the time.
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Obviously(?) that small piece of "identical cord" found in a bush by their former home - three years later, was conveniently planted!! Someone probably finally said, "Enough is enough! We've worked long enough on this case!" Just amazing, how much time, energy & taxpayer's money the police poured into that particular missing persons case, after her sister hadn't heard from her for a couple of months. This really made me wonder, what kind of political influence the abusive woman's sister might've wielded. We all hope our law enforcement people care & make every effort on our behalf when a loved one has been out of touch. But, there's past tense & there's present tense. Maybe, it was the thoroughness of the video program that makes the investigation appear excessive. Maybe, there wasn't much else going on in that town during that time? Or, perhaps, this is one of the few police departments that actually investigates their cases thoroughly, even if it take years.
A lot of police departments not only investigate their missing persons cases thoroughly, but also regularly revisit cold cases as well. It's only the departments that don't who make big headlines, so it seems like it's a much bigger problem than it is.
Teeth do not have marrow, unlike bones. Dont understand how you can be an "expert" and keep talking about extracting marrow for DNA from teeth.
It's a different kind of marrow, harder, but still marrow. Google it😊 The nerves are in it..so if you break a tooth, or have it pulled out with pliers, (reference to Mexican snuff flicks there), that's what hurts..
The soft tissue of the tooth is called pulp
I think the tooth root tips have dna
They drill into the tooth and extract the pulp which is the soft tissue which of course can be used to extract DNA .
Quite correct! ! They have Dental pulp where all the veins, nerves etc are, but no marrow, that’s unique to bone only.
"Stand up, it's fine" (no it's not) "It's going to be fine" (no, it's most certainly NOT going to be fine!) You do nice work, but pay more attention to incidental talk like this. Only the dumbest cop on earth would say something like this to the mother of a freshly killed daughter.