This is the reason I won't go to the casino in KS that belongs to this tribe. I'm not giving money to a tribe that's hiding a killer. No offense to those who don't know nothing about this & are in this tribe! I'm Native American & I just don't understand this....
Elizabeth Ortiz attempted to appeal her conviction in 2004, but was refused. She was denied parole in 2010 and 2014. Surprisingly, she has since been released from prison. During two separate incidents in 2010, Jonathan, now 20, brutally beat Gilbert, irrationally blaming him for his mother’s imprisonment. In January 2011, he was charged with assault with a deadly weapon and inflicting great bodily injury. He later pleaded no contest to the charges and was sentenced to four years in prison. Like mother , like son I guess.
So sad about the Bordeaux Murder, my heart goes out to the Husband that he not only lost his wife but his unborn baby as well. What a tragedy. That was a cold hearted person that took their lives.
Just say, perhaps there isn't a "God' then how about the system learns to make a huge change and deal with criminals, and the rest of the crazies out there, differently. "Just incase God doesn't"
How did what I have to mention have anything whatsoever ever in disrespect. It was adding a comment to the person's comment written. How about you learn to respect others comments or stay out of commenting. "Man"
Commenting does not necessarily mean that the person has a disagreement with the faith of believing in a God or to not agree or disagree to the comment written. Basically just simple conversation that you made into an unfriendly situation. This is unfortunate for you, not for me. Good bye "man".
It’s really sad the first case. Basically somebody can’t do their job shows up late, has a victim mentality and blames everybody else for their mistakes can’t take responsibility for anything loses their job blames the boss and decides to turn around and kill the boss. It’s really sad.. hope they find the killer.
After so many stories about kids being kidnapped outside playing in front of their home and parents still let their young kids play outside without watching them!!
This man that got poisoned by his wife has went through hell and back. Now his son that was now 20 has beat him up for having his mother go to jail. The son also had to pull time. SMH This whole mess is strange. Lord have mercy!
I was born in 1985 in northern California. The area had a lot of missing children during the late 80's and throughout the 90's. It put a real fear in my heart. At one point I was certain I'd be kidnapped. For me it wasnt a matter of if, but when.
In the 50's and 60's all the kids in our neighbourhood played outside mostly unattended. These days, if they want to play outside, you have to be there too. Sadly.
It is obvious that the Slot Tech was the one who murdered Jody, he sought revenge on her for her costing him his job. Why didn't they think this through a little bit more and why isn't he a suspect?....
I'm sure that what you concluded in less than 1 minute, never even crossed their minds... We don't arrest and convict people based on presumptions and circumstantial evidence in the United States.
Update: That evil woman in the update messed their son up big time and turned her son against Anthony to the point where the son became physically abusive against Anthony. At age 19, the son was arrested for criminal assault and sentenced to two years in prison for beating his own father.
I agree with this but children are usually safe when they play outside by themselves. Abductions done by strangers is rare but is more likely to make news headlines.
I agree not to leave young children outside alone. However you can't always be there in life, so you need to teach your children what to do, and to always be aware of their surroundings. I highly recommend a dog to be a part of your family, for early warning of anyone approaching your property.
@@tearsofjoyforallthispain Yeah, and some form of self-protection or if they see their bike or whatever laying suspiciously around, well maybe take an adult back to get it. The stories had a girl get abducted because her scooter was laying suspiciously in the world next to some guy's truck, he came out of it and picked her up.
@moon light i do not understand that statement.To give just 1 example on this show Unsolved mysterys they had an episode where a girl was kidnapped right out of the house while the baby sitter was in the bath room,they brought in the blood hound to track the girl,every off ramp they got to to get on the free way it would by pass & kept going so they knew the girl was in a car & to save time they drove to the next off ramp & on the 5th one the dog went down the off ramp & kept walking,the dog handler after 3 hours of tracking in the heat said the dog was drained & it would have to start again the next day.The next day when they continue the search they found the girl in the wooded area dead ,she was less than a mile away when they first called off the search,it is a very very sad ending to this story,but it does show what great noses these dogs have,i mean what other breed of dog could track some one in a car.
When Michaela Garecht's case was brought up, I spit out my beer. It had been 13 and a half years since her case was featured. It's eerie that her case and Amber Swartz-Garcia's case began less than six months apart and in neighboring counties.
Regardless of what his lawyer said, Tim had some very, very strange habits involving young children. That doesn't make him guilty, but I could see what suspicion was aimed at him.
@@Videosuperfuntimes He's a creep who drags his own name through the mud just to interact with missing little girls. He isn't a child killer but he's probably got a screw loose since he visited a murdered little girls grave 90 times for no reason.
The Tribal police force or BIA are not only incompetent of solving real crime like this. But, are also protective of their people. This crime could have been solved with good detective work knowing possible suspects that may have led up to this, as well as using gun powder residue swabs on known suspects and vehicles, Tire impressions, GPS triangulation, Call records, Polygraph etc. I guarantee not one of these were ever implemented. He should have hired a private investigator. They usually have better luck solving crime than the police because they are dedicated to the case and do not interfere with law enforcement or in this case Tribal Police.
If he’s got evidence and it clearly points to him being the killer then he can take it to higher court and get it back in to where he’s tried for being the actual murderer and sentenced
In the first segment when the bf/husband was talking about his baby I started crying that was heartbreaking. You can see and hear the heartbreak in his voice and face
I bet Tim makes a career of making himself suspicious and then suing for slander. I used to have a friend who made some pocket money going to stores looking like he was shoplifting, getting stopped, and then getting gift cards as an apology. Over and over and over at different stores.
That last case about the father and son. During two separate incidents in 2010, Jonathan, now 20, brutally beat Gilbert, irrationally blaming him for his mother’s imprisonment. In January 2011, he was charged with assault with a deadly weapon and inflicting great bodily injury. He later pleaded no contest to the charges and was sentenced to four years in prison.
The last story. 39:13 We found her in Mexico in March 2000. 40:59 She's been sentenced to 25 to life, has served her time and has been released. I'm watching this in 2019. Something doesn't add up...
Most folks don’t end up serving their full sentence unless sentence also states ‘no possibility of parole’ so I’m sure she got out due to some ‘good behavior’ BS. Also we all know they treat women with kid gloves when it comes to prison terms.
@@happydayz7857 - 16-17 years for attempted murder isnt a lenient sentence at all. The group that gets treated with kid gloves the most are police officers when they commit crimes. They’ll get suspended with pay outcomes for murdering people. Zero jail time.
@I. Wynn Wynn Ah shut up! They're psychopaths. Not men. Making general statements on a multifaceted topic is dangerous. You only help the division between men and women instead of seeking what unites us. The average level headed person doesn't wanna kill or be killed.
@I. Wynn Wynn Odd use of the word "literally". And 95 % of ALL crime? Really?! Some small bandwidths of violent crimes during some time period maybe. All crime? No way...
@@annnee6818 In 2014, more than 73% of those arrested in the US were males. Men accounted for 80.4 percent of persons arrested for violent crime and 62.9 percent of those arrested for property crime. Additionally, the current prison population is over 95% male. Looking at other periods in US history, the numbers don't change dramatically, especially in terms of the gender ratio.
Anyone who makes serious threats against someone who ends up murdered should be detained and have a search warrant for his home, car, place of work and should be interrogated as well. It's bull crap that they didn't do any of that. I think the native guy that harassed her at the beginning is obviously guilty of at least having something to do with it.
Damn the part when the man said he watching his life go by without a family hurt. I'm doing the same as all I've seen is disrespect and finally realize no one cares about youngest little old me. And I'm fine with that never let family's disrespect become respect you'll know the difference
Would had loved to have seen the face of the parent who opened up their credit card statement to find a charge for 33 thousand dollars for a sex change operation in San Francisco.
at least someone got something out of it, these days parents open their credit card statements to find 33 thousand dollars charged for lootboxes in fortnite
@@ThePeterDislikeShow in the 80s was a boom in credit and companies were throwing credit at people left right and centre, only recently has it become the case that people are getting in as much debt today with credit as they were back in the 80s. it was the 80s at the loyalty programs such as frequent flyer miles etc were introduced, in a bid to tempt people to getting credit. it was the 1980s that all the major credit card companies introduced their platinum cards, again in a bid to lure competitors both from the public and from their competitors with the best deals and the promise of buy now pay later and as i said, it wasnt until a couple of years ago that the average household held as much debt via credit cards as they did back in the 80s so yes, lots of people had lots of credit in the 80s - its probably why these guys did what they did
Salazar-Orellana case bugs the hell out of me. The jury didn´t think Salazar could have tidied the room up afterwards? SMH. They didn´t mention it here but he actually pretended she was still alive the next day by waiting for her in the lobby and leaving a voice message on her room phone, this is all before he confessed to witnessing her death. What innocent person would do that? lol
@@tgirl1762 Who knows? It seemed like they presented a mountain of evidence against him. I think some of the eye witnesses who claimed to see the pair kissing in the restaurant earlier in the night may have dissuaded the jury. Even so, the evidence against him was compelling.
Yep. incredibly, after he confessed to witnessing her death, he pretended she was still alive the next morning, waiting for her and leaving a voice message on her room phone. Its baffling, the jury couldn´t convict this guy.
UM removed the scene from the original broadcast in which the actor portraying Tim Binder creepily and coldly says to Amber's mother that Amber is dead, and they are searching for her body. Perhaps Binder also brought a defamation lawsuit against the producers of UM, and they edited that bit out of the episode.
Step right up, folks .... forget gold and platinum and oil wells and penny stocks ... it's accordian music that's the new path to wealth in the 1990s. Don't miss out in being on the ground floor of this golden opportunity ...
Haha, I like right from the beginning the one guys like ‘I knew this was gonna be huge!’ Meanwhile, these boneheads set up this whole business and it seems like it was fairly popular; had they been less greedy, maybe had a different price scheme they might’ve made money over the years.
@@poet279 I checked it out too, and he wasn't so bad. My hubby is from El Salvador and loves salsa music, but when I asked him if he knew the dude he said nope never heard of him. But there was a rapper by the same name! Do you know if he became a rapper instead? Plus alot of their rap comes from Puerto Rico where they said he was at and 6 yrs in jail ain't too long!! So maybe he's famous in Latin America. Lol! That's crazy ifni really is him! He better pay them peeps back if he gets that rich people money. But he won't cuz money is the root of all evil, and greed is one of them 7 deadly's! Lol!
Isn't it just fucking infuriating,I swear to God I absolutely hate pedophiles,God help me i don't think I can stop myself from ending them if the opportunity presented itself one day.We all gotta protect our children and nieces/nephews etc.That Poor mom her husband and daughter.
Disagree completely. The ghost and myth stories are the best. The show changed into a missing persons show in the later years...no different from America's Most Wanted. The mix of stories in the show's earlier years (Ghost, esoteric, government conspiracies, UFOs, myths from olden days, crimes) was what made it so unique. Think I remember one episode that had segments on Bigfoot, Kurt Cobain's death, and a husband who murdered his wife...all in the span of 20 minutes. Love the variety
Unresolved. In June of 2002, police dug up the yard of former priest Stephen Kiesle's vacation home, hoping to find evidence in Amber's case. Kiesle lived down the street from her at the time of her disappearance. Kiesle was arrested in May for molesting three girls at a church in Fremont. Fourteen others came forward and accused him of abuse. Many of the victims matched Amber's age and description. However, no evidence was found at his home. It is not known if he still is a suspect in her case. In July of 2009, investigators announced that they had identified Amber's killer. In 2007, convicted child rapist and killer Curtis Dean Anderson confessed to her abduction and subsequent murder. He claimed that he wanted "company" on a road trip to his aunt's house in Arizona. He was familiar with the Pinole area and spotted Amber in her front yard. After pulling her into his car, he drugged her and took her to a motel where he suffocated her. After her death, he dumped her body somewhere near Benson, Arizona, off of Highway 10. Investigators confirmed that Anderson was in the Pinole area at the time of Amber's abduction. However, they could not find any physical evidence to corroborate the confession. Anderson said that he purposely taunted cops with false information. Anderson died in December of 2007, one month after his confession. Prior to his death, he also confessed to several other murders; however, police were unable to connect any other crimes to him. The case was officially closed after the announcement was made. In recent years, a petition to reopen the Pinole Police Department stranger abduction case was launched and in the fall of 2013 the case was subsequently reopened. Kim believes that Anderson was lying when he confessed. Investigators are trying to corroborate or refute his confession.
There is an update to the Michaela girl (sorry if I misspelled her name, rip little angel). A fingerprint found on her scooter was matched to an incarcerated convict who had murdered a couple other women. His name escapes me and good, he doesn't deserve remembering. He refuses to talk to authorities but he is the strongest suspect.
In January of 1997, Sandra's death was ruled a homicide. An autopsy determined that she had suffered bruises, scratches and other injuries which were not the result of the fall or hitting the railing. In March 2001, Robert Salazar was arrested and charged with the murder of Sandra Orellana. Authorities noted that new DNA evidence and witness statements helped to solidify their case. Key pieces of evidence include: Sandra's blood found on a shirt belonging to Salazar, her blood on her bed sheet, and Salazar's skin cells underneath her fingernails. Authorities believed that Salazar tried to sexually assault Sandra. They believe he killed her to prevent her from revealing the attack. In October 2002, Salazar went on trial. One month later, however, he was acquitted of the charges. Jurors claimed that there wasn't enough evidence of a struggle to say it was a homicide.
ElSpewtardo yeah, I can't understand how jurors can disregard the fact he changed his story, she had his skin cells under her fingernails & blood on the sheets, but yet there was 'no' struggle. Would've like to have been a fly on the wall during the trial & in the room while the jurors deliberated so I could know why her life had such little meaning in their judgement.
Juries are filled with idiots who think a college degree means they're smart. Robert's lawyer probably pandered to those dullards and the actual facts were too boring.
5 year old Angela Jane Bugay (1978-1983) disappeared while she and her 3 year brother were walking to a friend's house to pick up a pair of shoes. What was wrong with these parents leaving these small kids (even 3 year old toddlers) outside unescorted?
@Melinda Francis Early 90s? That's too recent. Crime was worse in the early 90s than today. You were just lucky. I should know. I was already an adult in my early 20s in the early '90s.
That was completely normal back then. Almost every house had a stay at home mom. Kids were constantly in and out of houses all day long until the street lights came on. And moms were in and out of their houses all day as well, to watch and interact with other moms & their kids. You knew which kids were where based on whose house their bike was in front of.
Jody's husband is kind of creepy. Not saying he did it but his interview is just off to me for some reason. I have read that Jody was harassing some of her employees until they fired her. Very sad story indeed
How could he do it if he was in the house himself and also had bullets flying at him? I didn't feel he was creepy but maybe I missed it, I do know native Americans are natured different then none native Americans and honestly he seemed rather sweet to me.
First time I see the story of Amber Swartz. Very sad, I sure hope Anderson's confession was legit and that it gave a once of closure to Amber's poor mother.
As someone from the Bay Area,its just crazy how much kidnapping and murder was going on in the 70s,80s and 90s. Especially Hayward/Fremont,that was like Pedo Playground if you watch these old stories. We like to romanticize these eras but in some aspects,society is a HELL OF A LOT BETTER off than it ever was.
In August of 2003, Arroyo was arrested at his Curridabat, Costa Rica, home. At the time, he was running a music school and using his partner's name. In 2005, he was extradited back to California and sentenced to six years in prison. His accomplice, Mario "Delia" Yunis, was sentenced to twelve years in prison.
The Native Americans are very culturally family oriented who likes to keep to themselves and business amongst their community- she was an outsider running things to deeply and someone didn’t like it. - I’m sure that community knows the person who did it though. Tragic situation!
I think husband had a hand in it how bullet in head n many men kill pregnant wives also he cared more for baby not wife also he was having an affair probably
@@alexxxaification makes sense why he would care about the baby more. The baby suffered a horrible death -- a slow death due to the nutrients and oxygen being cut off since the mother died. The baby suffocated and thats a worse death than an instant one that the mother experienced.
Angela’s case was in the early 80s. It was NORMAL for children to be outside playing without parents…we’d walk or bike blocks and blocks away. We’d be outside all day long. I lived in a city across the street from a park and literally the only cars that would drive down the street within the week were the garbage man, the mail man, the school bus and the fathers coming home from work that lived in the neighborhood.
What happened to the guy that got fired because of Jodi isn't he a suspect he was the only one that had any beef with her and he was fired 2 weeks before she was killed.. wtf
When ppl leave their kids unattended,they always say it was just 2-3 minutes but in actuality that little girl probably was outside 10-15 minutes,enough time for a stranger to converse with and snatch her.Should have let her go in the backyard.
How do you murder someone and get out after 25 years? NO WAY should that be allowed. IMO if you are guilty of murdering someone in cold blood you should NEVER get out of prison EVER. the person they killed didn't get any parole.
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The first story breaks my heart. I can't believe this poor man lost not only his wife but his unborn child.In this terrible way..So..so sorry for him
Doesn't take a scientist to figure out it was the fired guy!
Can't be forsure if it was him
If there is no proof or not enough what can be done.
Update. Police brought in a scientist to figure out it was, “the fired guy”.
Ricky Bachman a rocket 🚀 scientist? Or just a regular scientist?
@@nyk3334 Update: Fired guy never arrested and enjoys getting away with murder and puppies.
This is the reason I won't go to the casino in KS that belongs to this tribe. I'm not giving money to a tribe that's hiding a killer. No offense to those who don't know nothing about this & are in this tribe! I'm Native American & I just don't understand this....
I guess they just don't want to look bad with what happened
Maybe they left the white mans law of the land outta of it
@@gregelliott5016 Ik the Amish can and usually do!!
It’s not just that tribe
You could kill a baby hope you are reading this the most horrible thing I've ever heard what a monster
12:45 used car salesmen? Stop 🛑 right there, you’ve got your criminal.
TPHVICTIMS lmao
This version of the theme song is not nearly as creepy as the older version.
The new Netflix version is terrifying
@@emm8357 Netflix version was inspired by the original one
@@emm8357 not really
Elizabeth Ortiz attempted to appeal her conviction in 2004, but was refused. She was denied parole in 2010 and 2014. Surprisingly, she has since been released from prison.
During two separate incidents in 2010, Jonathan, now 20, brutally beat Gilbert, irrationally blaming him for his mother’s imprisonment. In January 2011, he was charged with assault with a deadly weapon and inflicting great bodily injury. He later pleaded no contest to the charges and was sentenced to four years in prison.
Like mother , like son I guess.
😯
daboys1215 maybe Elizabeth later told her grown son Jonathan a fake sob story about his father being abusive to her.
@PrayedUp 😳
I guess the apple's really don't fall far from the tree
@@willsrlutz6842 that's what I believe.
Miss this show and the host!
So sad about the Bordeaux Murder, my heart goes out to the Husband that he not only lost his wife but his unborn baby as well. What a tragedy. That was a cold hearted person that took their lives.
dont live in kansas
The people who murdered her and her baby need to be brought to justice!
@@andrewyeager9786 The people that did that need to die
dont mess with native american indians ON THEIR land/casino. e z p z. she should have known better.
@@bloopnation --- True enough.
That killer will pay for those two murders! Jody and the baby, God will make that person pay.
Just say, perhaps there isn't a "God' then how about the system learns to make a huge change and deal with criminals, and the rest of the crazies out there, differently.
"Just incase God doesn't"
@@SS-cp7ss Just respect her beliefs man.
How did what I have to mention have anything whatsoever ever in disrespect. It was adding a comment to the person's comment written. How about you learn to respect others comments or stay out of commenting.
"Man"
@@SS-cp7ss you had to insert your "perhaps there isn't a God" comment. Let her be.
Commenting does not necessarily mean that the person has a disagreement with the faith of believing in a God or to not agree or disagree to the comment written.
Basically just simple conversation that you made into an unfriendly situation.
This is unfortunate for you, not for me. Good bye "man".
Bloodhounds don't lie. They traced him back to Tim, every time. This guy probably murdered that girl in the grave.
Dna evidence says other wise
You think dogs are always flawless? Plenty take a dump on the floor and ransack the trash.
It’s really sad the first case. Basically somebody can’t do their job shows up late, has a victim mentality and blames everybody else for their mistakes can’t take responsibility for anything loses their job blames the boss and decides to turn around and kill the boss. It’s really sad.. hope they find the killer.
After so many stories about kids being kidnapped outside playing in front of their home and parents still let their young kids play outside without watching them!!
You can't keep an eye on a child 24/7.
"it can't happen to me" mentality.
@@1981lashlarue I'm going to die trying.
Hindsight is 20/20.
This man that got poisoned by his wife has went through hell and back. Now his son that was now 20 has beat him up for having his mother go to jail. The son also had to pull time. SMH This whole mess is strange. Lord have mercy!
woooooooooooooow
Any son putting his hands on his Father should fester away in prison. End of story. He's disgusting.
2:03 Bordeaux Murder 11:48 Salsa Swindlers 21:43 Hotel Balcony Death 24:26 Amber Swartz 36:06 Poison Shake
Thanks
I was born in 1985 in northern California. The area had a lot of missing children during the late 80's and throughout the 90's. It put a real fear in my heart. At one point I was certain I'd be kidnapped. For me it wasnt a matter of if, but when.
In the 50's and 60's all the kids in our neighbourhood played outside mostly unattended. These days, if they want to play outside, you have to be there too. Sadly.
Eh yeah and BECAUSE they were unattended guess why child molesters went rampant
Even 80's 90's where I lived Primary school kids would make their own way... plus we'd go far on our bikes ect. But the modern era...
@@bretth4988 It's literally not gotten worse.
The exact opposite
Soon God’s Kingdom will end all the crime once and for all and bring real peace to the earth to last forever.
@@rosaliebarry5995 Count me in.
I hope I get to walk over water too!
Sounds fancy, I wonder, if I ask nicely can I be the next messiah?
It is obvious that the Slot Tech was the one who murdered Jody, he sought revenge on her for her costing him his job. Why didn't they think this through a little bit more and why isn't he a suspect?....
I'm sure that what you concluded in less than 1 minute, never even crossed their minds... We don't arrest and convict people based on presumptions and circumstantial evidence in the United States.
either bad police or they defending him cuz of the tribe
Of course they suspected him. However, without evidence it doesn't matter who you suspect.
Bunch of godless individuals who committed that murder
@@IanWhiddett yeah we do all the time and then again people know who did it and can't find the evidence there are all kinds of experiences in Murder
Update: That evil woman in the update messed their son up big time and turned her son against Anthony to the point where the son became physically abusive against Anthony. At age 19, the son was arrested for criminal assault and sentenced to two years in prison for beating his own father.
How do you know that ?
Hot tip guys don't date or have children with women who have personality disorders and/or narcissists.
Isnt the guy's name Gilbert?
Never let your child play outside WITHOUT parental supervision!
I agree with this but children are usually safe when they play outside by themselves. Abductions done by strangers is rare but is more likely to make news headlines.
It horrifies me parents do that so often
@@killbill311 Why take a chance?
I agree not to leave young children outside alone. However you can't always be there in life, so you need to teach your children what to do, and to always be aware of their surroundings. I highly recommend a dog to be a part of your family, for early warning of anyone approaching your property.
@@tearsofjoyforallthispain Yeah, and some form of self-protection or if they see their bike or whatever laying suspiciously around, well maybe take an adult back to get it. The stories had a girl get abducted because her scooter was laying suspiciously in the world next to some guy's truck, he came out of it and picked her up.
That's so creepy, I've actually stayed many times at the hotel where Sandra died. The hotel is very nice but very eery.
That poor mom. Her hubby died and then her daughter got kidnapped.
I’m literally DYING at the second case lmao. The sex change was the icing on the top.
B N The Salsa CD. LOL!
Mios Dios! Policia!! Soy Muy Bonita Chica!!!!
@I. Wynn Wynn You can tell the crew making that episode had the time of their lives!!!
@@palehorse1111 its Dios Mio looks like you did English to Spanish translation lmao
That story is crazy from top to bottom and I'm surprised it's not talked about more.
The second story is still so WTF all these years later. The salsa guy even let his transsexual lover take the fall from their scam, such trash!! 😂 ☠️
blood hounds should be taken very very serious.Their nose have been proven very very reliable.
@moon light i do not understand that statement.To give just 1 example on this show Unsolved mysterys they had an episode where a girl was kidnapped right out of the house while the baby sitter was in the bath room,they brought in the blood hound to track the girl,every off ramp they got to to get on the free way it would by pass & kept going so they knew the girl was in a car & to save time they drove to the next off ramp & on the 5th one the dog went down the off ramp & kept walking,the dog handler after 3 hours of tracking in the heat said the dog was drained & it would have to start again the next day.The next day when they continue the search they found the girl in the wooded area dead ,she was less than a mile away when they first called off the search,it is a very very sad ending to this story,but it does show what great noses these dogs have,i mean what other breed of dog could track some one in a car.
If it is not 100% get it out of my court room
A dog's sense of smell is 100,000 times more powerful than a human being's sense of smell. Amazing!!!!😎🐶
@@cyrillayman7431 Only a Real Estate Agent could....😬🤐😏
That was to many coincidences
The phony music school story is NUTS and I've always been surprised it's not more of a fan favorite.
When Michaela Garecht's case was brought up, I spit out my beer. It had been 13 and a half years since her case was featured. It's eerie that her case and Amber Swartz-Garcia's case began less than six months apart and in neighboring counties.
I grew up a few houses down from where amber swartz was abducted. There’s now a small memorial park in her memory
Regardless of what his lawyer said, Tim had some very, very strange habits involving young children. That doesn't make him guilty, but I could see what suspicion was aimed at him.
Even when proved innocent douche bags are still trying to drag this poor guys name thru the mud.....sad
Congratulations, you reiterated what the attorney said in the interview. 👏
Yeah. Drew too much attention to be guilty.
I have a feeling he makes his living baiting people to libel him.
@@Videosuperfuntimes He's a creep who drags his own name through the mud just to interact with missing little girls. He isn't a child killer but he's probably got a screw loose since he visited a murdered little girls grave 90 times for no reason.
That's So Weird, And Creepy For Him To Visit A Grave 90 Times A Year Of Someone He Never Knew.
That must be a syndrome named, those Who visit the sick at the hospital as their main hobby
Beyond creepy
The Tribal police force or BIA are not only incompetent of solving real crime like this. But, are also protective of their people. This crime could have been solved with good detective work knowing possible suspects that may have led up to this, as well as using gun powder residue swabs on known suspects and vehicles, Tire impressions, GPS triangulation, Call records, Polygraph etc. I guarantee not one of these were ever implemented. He should have hired a private investigator. They usually have better luck solving crime than the police because they are dedicated to the case and do not interfere with law enforcement or in this case Tribal Police.
If he’s got evidence and it clearly points to him being the killer then he can take it to higher court and get it back in to where he’s tried for being the actual murderer and sentenced
In the first segment when the bf/husband was talking about his baby I started crying that was heartbreaking. You can see and hear the heartbreak in his voice and face
@Taylor Andre aha pretty good 😂
How ironic that Tim was awarded $90 thousand but visited Amber's grave 90 times.
You mean Angela's grave, because Amber's body has not been found.
I bet Tim makes a career of making himself suspicious and then suing for slander. I used to have a friend who made some pocket money going to stores looking like he was shoplifting, getting stopped, and then getting gift cards as an apology. Over and over and over at different stores.
@@ThePeterDislikeShow you should get friends who are less suspicious looking
That last case about the father and son. During two separate incidents in 2010, Jonathan, now 20, brutally beat Gilbert, irrationally blaming him for his mother’s imprisonment. In January 2011, he was charged with assault with a deadly weapon and inflicting great bodily injury. He later pleaded no contest to the charges and was sentenced to four years in prison.
Not excusing his actions but his mother poisoned his mind telling him his dad was evil.
Oh my God, that's terribly sad.
@@THERSC216 Clearly, oh my that's sad to hear how desperate he was for a reunion with his son just for his son to later beat him badly
Since they didn’t show an update on that case thank you for making that comment like I did in the earlier seasons.
That's my belief. She's full of shit.
I always get scared to let my son go out, if I am not out with him he doesn't go out.
Poor man I feel so bad for him I wouldn't know how to start life again 😢
The last story. 39:13 We found her in Mexico in March 2000. 40:59 She's been sentenced to 25 to life, has served her time and has been released. I'm watching this in 2019. Something doesn't add up...
Most folks don’t end up serving their full sentence unless sentence also states ‘no possibility of parole’ so I’m sure she got out due to some ‘good behavior’ BS. Also we all know they treat women with kid gloves when it comes to prison terms.
Let’s not forget Jonathan also served time in jail for beating his father and blamed him for his mother being in prison.
Dan Cooper! I knew you were alive 🤣
With good behavior they can do half the time unless its federal in which you do all the time.
@@happydayz7857 - 16-17 years for attempted murder isnt a lenient sentence at all. The group that gets treated with kid gloves the most are police officers when they commit crimes. They’ll get suspended with pay outcomes for murdering people. Zero jail time.
We have to watch our kids sick people out here
@I. Wynn Wynn Ah shut up! They're psychopaths. Not men. Making general statements on a multifaceted topic is dangerous. You only help the division between men and women instead of seeking what unites us. The average level headed person doesn't wanna kill or be killed.
@I. Wynn Wynn Odd use of the word "literally". And 95 % of ALL crime? Really?! Some small bandwidths of violent crimes during some time period maybe. All crime? No way...
@@annnee6818 In 2014, more than 73% of those arrested in the US were males. Men accounted for 80.4 percent of persons arrested for violent crime and 62.9 percent of those arrested for property crime. Additionally, the current prison population is over 95% male. Looking at other periods in US history, the numbers don't change dramatically, especially in terms of the gender ratio.
K Batt off with their dicks!
Most children get hurt or die at the hands of parents who should never breed
Anyone who makes serious threats against someone who ends up murdered should be detained and have a search warrant for his home, car, place of work and should be interrogated as well. It's bull crap that they didn't do any of that. I think the native guy that harassed her at the beginning is obviously guilty of at least having something to do with it.
Don't leave your children unattended please
Not in this day and age back when I was growing up you could
The Amber Swartz case has been edited quite a bit. I'm guessing they left out some parts that might look defamatory to Timothy Bindner.
Damn the part when the man said he watching his life go by without a family hurt. I'm doing the same as all I've seen is disrespect and finally realize no one cares about youngest little old me. And I'm fine with that never let family's disrespect become respect you'll know the difference
The connection between the baby and her father touched me.
Would had loved to have seen the face of the parent who opened up their credit card statement to find a charge for 33 thousand dollars for a sex change operation in San Francisco.
Ouch
Were these numbers adjusted for inflation for the show? Nobody has so much credit in the 1980s.
at least someone got something out of it, these days parents open their credit card statements to find 33 thousand dollars charged for lootboxes in fortnite
@@ThePeterDislikeShow in the 80s was a boom in credit and companies were throwing credit at people left right and centre, only recently has it become the case that people are getting in as much debt today with credit as they were back in the 80s. it was the 80s at the loyalty programs such as frequent flyer miles etc were introduced, in a bid to tempt people to getting credit. it was the 1980s that all the major credit card companies introduced their platinum cards, again in a bid to lure competitors both from the public and from their competitors with the best deals and the promise of buy now pay later and as i said, it wasnt until a couple of years ago that the average household held as much debt via credit cards as they did back in the 80s so yes, lots of people had lots of credit in the 80s - its probably why these guys did what they did
Salazar-Orellana case bugs the hell out of me. The jury didn´t think Salazar could have tidied the room up afterwards? SMH. They didn´t mention it here but he actually pretended she was still alive the next day by waiting for her in the lobby and leaving a voice message on her room phone, this is all before he confessed to witnessing her death. What innocent person would do that? lol
The prosecution probably didn't present the case to the jury properly
@@tgirl1762 Who knows? It seemed like they presented a mountain of evidence against him. I think some of the eye witnesses who claimed to see the pair kissing in the restaurant earlier in the night may have dissuaded the jury. Even so, the evidence against him was compelling.
@@Romans8-9 yeah that jury had to be on something because i don't know how you can find him not guilty with the amount of evidence they had
Sociopaths
Jurors tend to be the dumbest ppl in society
Salazar killed her!
That case has always stayed with me. That monster got away with murder.plain and simple.
Yep. incredibly, after he confessed to witnessing her death, he pretended she was still alive the next morning, waiting for her and leaving a voice message on her room phone. Its baffling, the jury couldn´t convict this guy.
Yeah, Why would she have sex with him on the balcony with her leg thrown over the edge 10 stories up. So dumb.
Heather Mooney because she is dumb!
Heather Mooney who tf has sex on a balcony? Stupid 😒
UM removed the scene from the original broadcast in which the actor portraying Tim Binder creepily and coldly says to Amber's mother that Amber is dead, and they are searching for her body. Perhaps Binder also brought a defamation lawsuit against the producers of UM, and they edited that bit out of the episode.
It’s legal to be a weirdo in America
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@Cherry poppin fun In the torrent with the OG episodes.
Will not provide a link or tracker.
Lol no way thanks for sharing I'm not sure anyone would have noticed . Thanks!
I remember that scene. Amber´s mom kicked him out of the house for saying that.
That poor couple in the first story 😢 😞!
Step right up, folks .... forget gold and platinum and oil wells and penny stocks ... it's accordian music that's the new path to wealth in the 1990s. Don't miss out in being on the ground floor of this golden opportunity ...
lol!!
Weird Al proves it
Haha, I like right from the beginning the one guys like ‘I knew this was gonna be huge!’
Meanwhile, these boneheads set up this whole business and it seems like it was fairly popular; had they been less greedy, maybe had a different price scheme they might’ve made money over the years.
I invest in penny stocks. Daytrade!!!
I gotta admit that is funny.
Lmao, gotta get that salsa cd
Laura Buska I listened to it. He is actually not bad.
@@poet279 I checked it out too, and he wasn't so bad. My hubby is from El Salvador and loves salsa music, but when I asked him if he knew the dude he said nope never heard of him. But there was a rapper by the same name! Do you know if he became a rapper instead? Plus alot of their rap comes from Puerto Rico where they said he was at and 6 yrs in jail ain't too long!! So maybe he's famous in Latin America. Lol! That's crazy ifni really is him! He better pay them peeps back if he gets that rich people money. But he won't cuz money is the root of all evil, and greed is one of them 7 deadly's! Lol!
Laura Buska the parents were so dumb 🤦🏻♀️ you don’t give anyone your credit card info n in matter what..
By this time that guy and his shemale companion are out of jail and playing concerts for all we know...
@@peachymeechie1844 LOVE of money is the root of all evil, not the money itself.
This is why I don't let my kids go outside unless I'm there to keep my eyes on them
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Idk why ppl let their small children play outside alone
Okay gurl!!!!! I got three! A 7 year old and two 8 yr olds. They no the deal. If I ant outside neither are they
Isn't it just fucking infuriating,I swear to God I absolutely hate pedophiles,God help me i don't think I can stop myself from ending them if the opportunity presented itself one day.We all gotta protect our children and nieces/nephews etc.That Poor mom her husband and daughter.
So true i agree on that without a doubt
@Braveheart
Same when it got dark we just sat on the lanai without a worry in the world...Miss those days 😔
Watching this show is really depressing. So many families destroyed by violence.
And accordian schools ...
Violence is necessary. It may not always be needed but it's necessary
Don’t watch then. If it’s depressing.
It's so satisfying though when the criminals are captured.
One of my favorite unsolved mysteries
Very good episode, right! Perfect rythm. Makes you wanna right a story on the stories, worth movies
@@maramarxx2431right
I been binging on these, what a great creepy stroll down memory lane👍🏻👍🏻
I loved this episode. No ghosts or myths stories. Just real attention on the missing, those wanted in custody, etc.
I love the ghost stories
Ghosts/myths/murders are the best parts
Disagree completely. The ghost and myth stories are the best. The show changed into a missing persons show in the later years...no different from America's Most Wanted. The mix of stories in the show's earlier years (Ghost, esoteric, government conspiracies, UFOs, myths from olden days, crimes) was what made it so unique. Think I remember one episode that had segments on Bigfoot, Kurt Cobain's death, and a husband who murdered his wife...all in the span of 20 minutes. Love the variety
@@huntand I’m not reading all that. You don’t have to like my comment. It doesn’t matter. Either way it’s not changing
@@MoorBlack Why not read it? I promise, it's REALLY intelligent what I said. I'm a super smart guy. 😀
Warning to all men! The likes of Elizabeth Ortis are too many, make sure you have a real background check before you commit your heart.
Pffftt
" An inspiring salsa dancer and used car salesman" - there's a line you don't hear everyday.
Don’t let your kids play alone outside! Geeze!
Ever!! There's alot of sickos outhere
And don’t let your kids play accordions either!
Never leave your child alone outside playing.
That's insanity especially if there under 12 any age for that matter especially girls.
The fired guy did it.
He had to be pissed he would always get in trouble for slacking off and because she had to work to get promoted
Unresolved. In June of 2002, police dug up the yard of former priest Stephen Kiesle's vacation home, hoping to find evidence in Amber's case. Kiesle lived down the street from her at the time of her disappearance. Kiesle was arrested in May for molesting three girls at a church in Fremont. Fourteen others came forward and accused him of abuse. Many of the victims matched Amber's age and description. However, no evidence was found at his home. It is not known if he still is a suspect in her case.
In July of 2009, investigators announced that they had identified Amber's killer. In 2007, convicted child rapist and killer Curtis Dean Anderson confessed to her abduction and subsequent murder. He claimed that he wanted "company" on a road trip to his aunt's house in Arizona. He was familiar with the Pinole area and spotted Amber in her front yard. After pulling her into his car, he drugged her and took her to a motel where he suffocated her. After her death, he dumped her body somewhere near Benson, Arizona, off of Highway 10.
Investigators confirmed that Anderson was in the Pinole area at the time of Amber's abduction. However, they could not find any physical evidence to corroborate the confession. Anderson said that he purposely taunted cops with false information. Anderson died in December of 2007, one month after his confession. Prior to his death, he also confessed to several other murders; however, police were unable to connect any other crimes to him.
The case was officially closed after the announcement was made. In recent years, a petition to reopen the Pinole Police Department stranger abduction case was launched and in the fall of 2013 the case was subsequently reopened. Kim believes that Anderson was lying when he confessed. Investigators are trying to corroborate or refute his confession.
There is an update to the Michaela girl (sorry if I misspelled her name, rip little angel). A fingerprint found on her scooter was matched to an incarcerated convict who had murdered a couple other women. His name escapes me and good, he doesn't deserve remembering. He refuses to talk to authorities but he is the strongest suspect.
Check out the wiki page for Michaela. There's a good bit of information out on there after this episode aired. ❤️🌹❤️
With Robert Salazar, was there no signs of struggle, due to the fact she was drugged or intoxicated? Seems an open & shut case to me.
In January of 1997, Sandra's death was ruled a homicide. An autopsy determined that she had suffered bruises, scratches and other injuries which were not the result of the fall or hitting the railing.
In March 2001, Robert Salazar was arrested and charged with the murder of Sandra Orellana. Authorities noted that new DNA evidence and witness statements helped to solidify their case. Key pieces of evidence include: Sandra's blood found on a shirt belonging to Salazar, her blood on her bed sheet, and Salazar's skin cells underneath her fingernails.
Authorities believed that Salazar tried to sexually assault Sandra. They believe he killed her to prevent her from revealing the attack. In October 2002, Salazar went on trial. One month later, however, he was acquitted of the charges. Jurors claimed that there wasn't enough evidence of a struggle to say it was a homicide.
ElSpewtardo looks like he picked just the right showman type lawyer to win the jury over.
ElSpewtardo yeah, I can't understand how jurors can disregard the fact he changed his story, she had his skin cells under her fingernails & blood on the sheets, but yet there was 'no' struggle. Would've like to have been a fly on the wall during the trial & in the room while the jurors deliberated so I could know why her life had such little meaning in their judgement.
Juries are filled with idiots who think a college degree means they're smart. Robert's lawyer probably pandered to those dullards and the actual facts were too boring.
@@albakreuk5830 She had a blood alcohol level of 0.22 which may have been a factor in convincing the jury that she fell by accident from the balcony.
One of the greatest crime shows.....ever
5 year old Angela Jane Bugay (1978-1983) disappeared while she and her 3 year brother were walking to a friend's house to pick up a pair of shoes. What was wrong with these parents leaving these small kids (even 3 year old toddlers) outside unescorted?
@Melinda Francis Early 90s? That's too recent. Crime was worse in the early 90s than today. You were just lucky. I should know. I was already an adult in my early 20s in the early '90s.
That was completely normal back then. Almost every house had a stay at home mom. Kids were constantly in and out of houses all day long until the street lights came on. And moms were in and out of their houses all day as well, to watch and interact with other moms & their kids. You knew which kids were where based on whose house their bike was in front of.
accordian is hard AF i play guitar and piano, and i tried one of those damn things so heavy and you cant see wtf youre doing
I loved watching this years ago love it 👌👌👌
Why was Jodie fired? You can't get rid of anyone without reason; was she guilty of something sinister?
Corruption and race had something to do with this.
I gave up on that 2nd case😂😂😂 still watched the rest dude that visited the grave not slick fr God saw you boi
Couldn't they dispute the credit card charges?
Many paid cash
The voiceover said they weren’t aware of the protections offered by credit card sales.
Some will refund others wont. Depends on your company.
@@emm8357 After losing $20,000 you wouldn't want to find out? How wealthy are these people?
Ok, she shut the curtains, but left the windows open... Very smart...
Jody's husband is kind of creepy. Not saying he did it but his interview is just off to me for some reason. I have read that Jody was harassing some of her employees until they fired her. Very sad story indeed
How could he do it if he was in the house himself and also had bullets flying at him? I didn't feel he was creepy but maybe I missed it, I do know native Americans are natured different then none native Americans and honestly he seemed rather sweet to me.
@@aron1632 He seems a bit slow.
Sharon Kisling
Nah not to me and I don't see sweet, I see strange just like I said
Sharon Kisling he seemed like he cared more about the baby not getting a chance than his dead wife...
@@lauraburke3854 yea maybe a bit, but that doesn't make him guilty of killing his wife and child.
I’m sick of murder and bank robberies: WHERE ARE THE PARANORMAL EPISODES?!!!?
Closes the curtains- leaves the window wide open 😂
First time I see the story of Amber Swartz. Very sad, I sure hope Anderson's confession was legit and that it gave a once of closure to Amber's poor mother.
Pity Anderson is dead. Not that I feel bad for him, but you can't question a dead person.
well i mean he committed suicide in prison so probably not all that innocent
Half solved sad that Ambers remains haven’t been found so at least she could be brought home and have proper burial
It wasn't legit. Amber's case has been reopened.
As someone from the Bay Area,its just crazy how much kidnapping and murder was going on in the 70s,80s and 90s. Especially Hayward/Fremont,that was like Pedo Playground if you watch these old stories. We like to romanticize these eras but in some aspects,society is a HELL OF A LOT BETTER off than it ever was.
3rd story is just sad smh
In August of 2003, Arroyo was arrested at his Curridabat, Costa Rica, home. At the time, he was running a music school and using his partner's name. In 2005, he was extradited back to California and sentenced to six years in prison. His accomplice, Mario "Delia" Yunis, was sentenced to twelve years in prison.
When will parents learn. Hmmm.. dont let your child go to a public restroom by yourself, don't let your kids play by themselves.
The Native Americans are very culturally family oriented who likes to keep to themselves and business amongst their community- she was an outsider running things to deeply and someone didn’t like it. - I’m sure that community knows the person who did it though. Tragic situation!
I think husband had a hand in it how bullet in head n many men kill pregnant wives also he cared more for baby not wife also he was having an affair probably
@@alexxxaification makes sense why he would care about the baby more. The baby suffered a horrible death -- a slow death due to the nutrients and oxygen being cut off since the mother died. The baby suffocated and thats a worse death than an instant one that the mother experienced.
The fact that Jodie lost her job so easily, makes it seem she was harassing her staff
*I 💙 ROBERT STACK*
The book Stalemate was soooo good! Weird creepy dude, totally worth the read.
My cousin is in that book. I used to have one but I donated it.
Angela’s case was in the early 80s. It was NORMAL for children to be outside playing without parents…we’d walk or bike blocks and blocks away. We’d be outside all day long. I lived in a city across the street from a park and literally the only cars that would drive down the street within the week were the garbage man, the mail man, the school bus and the fathers coming home from work that lived in the neighborhood.
Same. I lived out in the country, we had miles and miles of unsupervised bike riding on gravel roads. 😂😂😂
'Tim Bin' basically came to Amber's mom with a van and an attitude of, "I kidnapped your daughter" written all over him and his van!
Dogs were all lead to a particular gave 4 times, that's no coincidence.
I’m DYING (not literally, fortunately) at the second case lmao. The sex change was the icing on the top.
He shouldn't have wasted the money he stole. It looks like a botched job.
What happened to the guy that got fired because of Jodi isn't he a suspect he was the only one that had any beef with her and he was fired 2 weeks before she was killed.. wtf
California seems to have some difficulty locating and dealing with criminals.
a movie should be made about the second case
Yes!!!!!
A long ass fucking time ago in a town called Kickapoo...
When ppl leave their kids unattended,they always say it was just 2-3 minutes but in actuality that little girl probably was outside 10-15 minutes,enough time for a stranger to converse with and snatch her.Should have let her go in the backyard.
The 1 guy shows up in a Cho-Mo van, that's creepy.
Why do they think that People that Graduate from a College or a University are Intelligent When Most of what they Learn is Wrong?
The guy who said that also graduated from university so it’s a way to compliment/reaffirm his own supposed intelligence
Shaun (Jodie's husband) looks like Trudeau
I agree. He does.
How do you murder someone and get out after 25 years? NO WAY should that be allowed. IMO if you are guilty of murdering someone in cold blood you should NEVER get out of prison EVER. the person they killed didn't get any parole.
The description should say Poison Shake, not Snake. LOL
So a kie-yoat went to kick a poo named Jodie (not that I view her as such. My heart breaks for her death and that of her child)
Wish this show was back on
18:43 AAAAAAAHHHHHHHH
LMFAO the 2nd video loooolooo
two house wifes saying "i am glad its friday" funny 25:50
This show 💣