Cases With The Most INSANE Twists You've Ever Heard | Episode 6 | Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2022
- In today's true crime documentary, we're covering cases with the most INSANE twists you've EVER heard...
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"gimme a cigrette and ill tell you everything you need to know....i hate tommy" that is the most kyle thing ever
Know a Kyle who is really similar to Kyle Broflovski from South Park, literally. The red hair didn't help at all. In high school you would see him smoking every time school was over and he was a total snitch but only to people he didn't like. So yeah, a really Kyle thing to say
@@stellafanders my irl name is kyle + i basically act like him ALL the time
dude, that is the MOST kyle thing EVER.
Classic Kyle
@@Shadow-qo7eg 😂 I was going to say that. Good jobs guys 🤌🏼
I've never sh't my pants, but Kyle on the other hand...
The fact that’s these twins were called Ronald and Donald makes me immediately dislike their parents. 🙄 people are just so dumb and weird. 🤦🏻
I knew a set of twins named Christian and Christopher .. their mother called them BOTH Chris 🙄
@@Jussbemk Wth🤷♀️😮😱
My grandma and her twin were named Helen and Ellen!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Jussbemk Omg😂😂
I was just waiting on the first case to have a twist that they were a set of triplets and it was really the 3rd sibling all along.
Lol! You have quite an imagination.
Same lol
it has a bigger twist than what is shown here. look it up in search bar noor jasmine does
Wasn't that something similar in the House of Wax movie??
@@CynfulExotics Sort of, except in that movie they were all messed up and I don't think they were triplets. But it is similar that there was a 3rd sibling all along
Blaming your brother for a crime you committed, can't get much lower then that !
It can get lower. How about blaming your mom or child
It could have been their plan; blame it on each other because if the identical DNA and confuse the jury and everyone else.
@@vegas9440 they’re all bad..
If my twin made a crime i would take it if i was arrested
What's more wild is...either of them could've been telling the truth, and no one would know-
The second sibling clearly had a role in it, as they admitted to it with the condition of claiming the first was also involved...but because there's, quite literally, no way to prove the first did or didn't any role, they were let free
Im obsessed with these videos because the narrators have the best voices ever!
The Raven yes he the man !! 😊🤗
Love your handle.
True! 😍
@Juggling the Jenkins if they only knew who you are!!! Tiffany is the flipping BEST EVER!!! Yall ever need a laugh please go follow her!!
I agree he needs to have his own Netflix or tv show
The narration is A1. Clear and concise without dragging words like someone on Xanax and alcohol. Thank you for your commitment and sheer will.
The Raven yes he is the man !!
💯💯💯
The raven ❤❤❤
Best. Narrator. Award🏆
Russell Archey-The Ravon ...I had to hunt this guy down so I could put a face to this glorious voice . Lol
The Body Farm in Knoxville isn't just an experiment. It is a teaching method for the University of Tennessee's criminal forensics students. People donate their bodies upon death and they are left outside in various circumstances, such as in a car, under brush, in a trash can, etc. The students then analyze the bodies at different intervals to see how the body decomposes in different circumstances over time. This allows them to then go on and help identify when a real murder/accident victim died.
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What an interesting study but ugh gives me the hibbee- jeebies 😂
I can’t imagine how it’d be for the kid in the last case. He was so adamant that his dad didn’t commit suicide, only for it to be true. Not only that, his pop set it up so that he could potentially help his son financially, but it failed anyway. Poor kid.
Suicide shouldn't exclude life insurance... If anything, the family needs more support if it is a suicide, not less
Damn, i was on the last story when i decided to check comments and read this before finishing, not your fault obviously, i just knew I should've waited for it to finish before reading comments
@@SilentForrest I agree 100%! My Mum died by suicide and her life insurance policy didn't pay out. In some cases, there's an exclusion period, meaning the insurance companies will not pay a death benefit if the policyholder dies by suicide within the first two years of coverage. I'm not sure if this is a relatively new thing, my Mum passed in 2002, or if the company that she was insured under didn't have an exclusion period. 🤷♀️
The money would've been a huge help for my family and I. The stigma of suicide needs to be broken... However, that's an entirely different discussion.
@@SilentForrest i have life insurance, it covers suicide after the first year
Life insurance sales people are often terrible. Mine lied about how long my insurance term was, they told me about a long term plan then selected a shorter term without telling me, to make the premium cheaper so I'd buy it. The insurance will run out when I'm 60 and won't be able to afford new insurance, it would be like $500/mo. I don't qualify for new insurance right now because of health issues (so I can't buy a longer term), but they encouraged me to buy a new policy from them anyway. They said the company might not look into it if i died, and my beneficiaries would get back everything I paid in premiums if the company determined I hadn't qualified to begin with. I wasn't sure whether a health issue was going to be a pre-existing condition basically, and they wouldn't tell me if it was or not. The rep said the only legal requirement was for me to answer honestly whether "to my knowledge" i had sought care for any conditions on their list, and then if I died, the company would review my medical records for the past x years and decide if I had sought care for the issue or not. They pull that scam with so many people who end up with at best like $4000 of refunded premiums or whatever instead of a $250,000 insurance payout
I love the cast-iron coffin story. I worked in a history and genealogy library for a while and it's one of those stories that shows up in that sort of place, so I'd heard it before but I still love it. I'd love to see the coffin itself some day.
(But seriously, y'all: if you know of a little family plot or a half-lost cemetery, please take care of it. Or let local historians know because they'll take care of it. It always seems a shame to forget people after they're gone.)
My family has a graveyard deep in the woods of Tennessee!
There's one behind my ex friends house on their land we would walk back there all the time
When I've been to small cemeteries on the East Coast, it's sad to see tombstones that are so dilapidated they are unreadable, or if there was never anything but a plain stone marking the grave and everyone's forgotten who they were. The graves here in California seem too new to have suffered from that.
@@mikeoxlong777 My family has a cemetery up a holler in West Virginia. There's only 1 way to get there, 4 wheel drive most of the way and hiking the rest. Pretty awesome really...
It’s not a shame to be forgoten. Eventually we will all be forgoten.
I've seen the one where the guy put a gun on a weather balloon and after shooting himself the murder weapon flew away so it looked like a murder as well. The lengths some will go to is incredible.
The guy in Florida? At least 2 others attempted the same before him but their ballooms both got caught up nearby after the shot. I guess it was on an old episode of CSI and gave some people the idea.
@@OldZLand usually csi gets the story from headlines so it was probably done even before that.
@@KrakenIsland64 the episode of csi aired in 2003 and the 2 most recent and will publicized cases of this both occured after- in 2008 and 2018. Whether the tv depiction influenced those people or not, some definitely seem to think it sounds like a good way to kill yourself and still get your life insurance paid out to your family.
Lol that happens in Gotham too 😭😂
@@kaylestarnes6504 the TV show? That is freaking hilarious! I promise the one I was talking about was a real story haha.
I think it's really sad that in that later case, the son doesn't get help from insurance after traumatically losing his dad... That's not right.. a son deserves help on a situation like that...
That’s insurance too you.
This is to discourage people from committing suicide for their loved ones' benefit. Completely sensible.
Yes the son deserved help but not from an insurance company. Allowing Life insurance to be paid for a suicide is dangerous. Encouraging a suicide is a no no.
Eh, it's good-hearted but at the same time kinda mean because someone could end up going to jail for killing him. I don't think it should be encouraged. Plus, suicide should not be rewarded... it is killing someone, after all.
I love this guys voice for these narrations. I hope they just consistently stick with him for every video from now on. He’s awesome
I actually haven't been able to sit through any EWU video not narrated by him tbh.
Same!!!
@@iluvcookies5076 Ditto that. It's just not right to my ears if it's not his voice on EWU channels.
are you a racist or a metal fan
@@localsatanist why choose?
Last story: What happened to the roll of tape? He taped his feet, then his wrists but there's no mention of the roll of tape left behind. Why wasn't it mentioned? Was it not found in the area? Where did it go? Hard to throw something like that if your wrists are taped.
Something about the last story feels off to me. When people commit suicide, there much easier ways to make it look like an accident like getting into a car accident for example. Idk, maybe Im looking too to into it ,but something about that case doesnt add up to me ,but for the life of me cant put my finger on it.
maybe he dug it underground or maybe he had the pieces of tape he’d need cut up before hand
It feels kind of like they're really reaching in trying to make this his own doing, like their "evidence" that he must have written the word "FED" himself (the blob over the "E" must mean it was written upside down).
@@clementines9 I think the detectives/police would've seen the disturbed soil near where he died.
And let's assume it was duct tape. (because I can't remember) It's really hard to keep duct tape from sticking to itself when not on the roll. And once it does stick to itself, it's nearly impossible to seperate it cleanly so that its still useful. The same goes for all tape but duct tape is just impossible to work with when not kept on a roll.
Exactly my question.. no finger prints on the tape either.. It's definitely a cover-up.. not suicide, impossible.. E is the key 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
NEW VIDEO OF THE RAVEN, HYPEEE. Seriously though his voice is perfect for narrating.
Real life soap opera.
@@michaelguerrieri3486 Perfection
singh yes!!!
Wish he did all the videos tbh 😅
Honestly I will watch Raven’s videos even if I have heard the story from another narrator prior. lol
Many royals in the Middle Ages were buried under iron and there are some weird stories of people digging them up during church reconstruction and there still was flesh and stuff on the body
"Either she refused to get out, or she agreed." The logic overwhelms me.
But then again, it makes sense
I'm assuming it was a robbery gone wrong, considering that *most* people resort to that long before cold murder, so there's a chance that either:
A- She refused to get out, and they shot her to avoid having the attempt told to the police without a quick way of escaping
B- She complied, but either fought back, or the trigger simply clicked before the holder was ready, since...well, I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't know how to rest their finger on a trigger without pushing it too hard
I'm kinda dumbfounded that it took that long to search the whole coffin
It reminded me of when my IT dad worked customer service and had to ask questions like "is your computer on?" Only for them to realize, it's not. They had to bring in a world renowned forensic anthropologist to check the whole coffin 💀
"Someone has desecrated our graveyard ", "well let's put it in the front room and charge $5 a look". Who's the baddest villain in this ?
That was very common in the south after the civil war. Rampant poverty and lack of other opportunities meant that many enterprising people would charge fees for any geographically interesting feature like a cool cave, river, hill, or weird boulder. Weird graves or creepy stories included! Look up the Kentucky Cave Wars if you’re interested in a longer story on the topic
And they called him a hero
I worked for the Census Bureau the year William Sparkman killed himself and it was HUGE news around the office. We had so many concerns about sending workers into certain areas that were known for racism or violence and we didn't need this type of added pressure. I felt so sorry for his family.
I def dont believe it was a suicide
The 2nd case is crazy…The way he said “The only time Vickie moved was when she manipulated somebody”. I’m sorry but that had me on the floor 😂😂😂😂😂
Some tips for Dutch cases with 'insane twists':
- Murder of Henk Peters (murderer frames some other guy for the crime, also calls the victim's mother and sent her a wreath for the funeral)
- Death of Niels Offerenins (guy falls from church tower in the Netherlands, first people think it was an accident or suicide, then the girlfriend confesses that she pushed him, then she retracts her confession again)
- Deventer murder case (old lady is murdered, first her financial advisor is suspected, then released because of mistakes made with acquiring evidence, then he is suspected again because of DNA evidence and an entire media circus starts with a famous Dutch person (Maurice de Hond) suspecting the victim's handyman of murder)
Was just looking at rewatching another “insane twists” video by y’all - it’s my lucky day!
Same here!:)
Luckily for us this time it actually had some insane twists instead of just being click bait.
Same! I can’t sleep lol & I just found this one…score 😊
Same 😆
@@janessap1739 ahaha we are the EWUIT,lol,the Ewu Insomniac Team!
Ronald and Donald? Did they arrest the mother?
😂😂 nailed it 💀
Was there a father?
@@veronicasanacion probably dipped before birth (or never knew)
@@veronicasanacionbased on their race, probably not one they can identify
I'm honestly baffled by Col. Shy's story. That was a wild ride of a story.
Betcha the grave robbers were shocked that his body was perfectly preserved. Though still rude of them for doing that
@@Griza_bella absolutely right, that's very rude of them living people to disturb & do such thing to a peaceful dead body.
Yea, I was baffled too and also I've been looking at comments who'd talking about Cop. Shy and found none, until now I found you. Thank you @bradwolf07 for talking about my story, Col. Shy’s case and please don’t be afraid
@@KhasiXChakuin you are welcome
@@KhasiXChakuinThat’s because nobody cares about treasonous confederate scum who fought to preserve slavery!
Too messed up! I have an identical twin, too. I could NEVER! Damn shame🥺
And the parents went ahead and named them Ronald & Donald.
I think it is so sad that when a person comes to court and lies it’s called perjury but when a defense lawyer lies to defend the person it’s not called perjury it’s just called defending a person
It reminds me of a case where someone admitted to a brutal, ruthless murder, but their lawyer refused to let them tell anyone where the murder weapon was to "defend their case"
I genuinely can't imagine what kind of mind it'd take to actively protect people you *know* committed a heinous crime for money
Don't forget 🐷 during interrogations🙄🙄
@@Kal_g I despise cops, but I recognize their usefulness. I’ve had an issue with cops manipulating not only me but my kids but I still don’t necessarily disagree with certain tactics and their utility in solving heinous crimes.
Defense attorney can't lie because they weren't there to be able to talk about the actions in question- unless they were in which case they wouldn't be a defense attorney and instead would be a witness. Even if you have a confession from your client, and indisputable evidence that the actions in question happened (i.e. video evidence of your client taking the life of another person), that doesn't mean they're guilty of the crime they're being charged with anyway.
Reminds me of when cops lie and gets away with it too
The last case is just weird.
That's a weird "suicide." Still suspicious of it..
Me too- not buying it
I need this voice by my side, each time I'm having an anxiety/panic attack, at night, comforting me, with a nice and soothing story about happily ever after! Preferably, stories that don't involve anything about murders or disappearances of people! Thank you
We walks with evils people's DAILY KEEP SAFE
Just have him narrate all audio books forever
Guided meditations would be amazing with the Ravens voice
The Raven will peck your John Thomas. Build a nest in ya’ crooms!!
Says Miss Vlad....
If you want the true story of what happened to Bloomingdale's mistress read An Inconvenient Woman by Dunn. She was killed by Bloomingdale's wife's son, she lived in the house he bought her, not a condo. Bloomingdale's wife was the best friend of Nancy Reagan.
No one cares.....She's in hell where she belongs and Life moves on!
Did you say he was in Regan’s kitchen cabinet?
I’m high, but I could swear I heard that.
You did indeed. Kitchen cabinet is a reference to a close group of non-official advisers, often to a president or prime minister. Don’t hear the term referenced much this century. I’m old, so it’s a familiar term.
My favorite uploads are for sure on this channel. Whomever does the voice is perfection.
It’s The Raven😍
@@dizzylizzy6492 His voice is awesome👍
@@dizzylizzy6492 the Raven? What a stellar voice and name!
@@sweetbeauty2153
I use his murder speak to help me sleep! Not sure what that says about me but.... lol
It's really incredible to find out that Bloomingdale was a member of Reagan's kitchen cabinet! 😆 Fascinating stuff...
Too busy with the chores an hour ago. Thankfully you have a new upload when I get to set down and rest. Now I have good company while sipping my coffee☕
And I'm always ready to be mind-blown with this documentary🖤
Hey I don’t know if you guys have herd of this case but here in Albuquerque New Mexico there was 11 bodies found in the Mesa it’s know as the west Mesa murders and I’m pretty sure no one was ever convicted but it would be cool to see how much info was about the case since I was never to find to much about it
The west mesa bone collector right?! There’s a really good video by Danielle Hallan. The “suspects” are interesting since it seems like it could have been a few different men.
Man that happened when i was a kid. Crazy stuff
Google it. I found a lot about it
Isn't their main suspect dead?
I have been sick since yesterday and have covid symptoms.. thank you for this upload ewu crew.. I can clearly listen to your voice while I rest and closed eyes. thank you❤️
Im sorry you're sick. Hoping you feel better soon. Sending prayers and healing vibes. 🙏🏼💛
I got Covid last September and still can't smell or taste anything! And Yes I did get the vaccine$
I hope you feel better 🥺❤️🩹 I felt like I had it a few weeks ago.. it only lasted like 24 hours but it was really intense. I was in a fetal position, shivering yet sweating, head pounding, with a high fever. Really sucked. I’m vaccinated and got the booster shot too. 😒😆 but yeah, I hope you feel better! Take it easy and drink lots of water.
Rip
Hoping u feel better soon. Please get tested to see for sure.
hey ewu crew! would you all please please cover the unsolved brutal murder of katherine janness in atlanta, ga? it happened last july 2021 and it is currently still unsolved. somebody knows or saw something! i feel like putting it out there would help find her killer before someone else gets hurt. it was truly a brutal slaying and a total loss to the atlanta community. 😞❤️
The graveyard 🪦 Case is very Disturbing!!
I'm still not sold on the last one being a suicide.
Why do it in the absolute middle of nowhere?
His body might not have been found for months or even years.
That certainly would have hindered his son in getting to collect his life insurance money.
Also, where is his laptop, his gun, and especially his SHOES???
The tape on his hands might have been loosened from him trying to get them free.
As for how the word FED was written, we're talking about very rural Kentucky where exquisite handwriting skills aren't very commonplace, and a good pair of shoes are difficult to come by ~ if you have any at all.
The laptop could have been sold and they could have taken the gun.
Wasn't this the year that they were practically having to beg for census takers?
If so, they definitely didn't need it getting out that they were being murdered.
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I'm just saying that I'm not completely buying the suicide theory.
Where were the gloves he used to keep his fingerprints off the tape? Where was the roll of tape? Were his socks dirty or clean? what about his feet under the socks? So many questions!
I was thinking with what he wrote those words? If he did it himself they could have confirmed it finding the pen/marker in the vicinity and testing it for fingerprints.
This was on Forensic Files, they found the marker in his house. They also found that his hyoid bone had two healed fractures, which is almost impossible for someone to do accidentally, so they believed he had tried it before. I think there was even more forensics but I don’t remember the details.
He probably hoped it wouldve taken them awhile to find him so that some wvidence wouldve been skewed-the dna on the rags, ink on his chest, condition of his socks, etc. They said there wasnt any marks on his wrists indicated a struggle. The condition of his feet would be interedting tho.
No way that guy would humiliate himself and be naked knowing he would be found. This is murder
Always a great idea to name twin boys “Ronald” and “Donald.”
Prob won’t affect them negatively
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Thanks for another great video
Raven is the best, you explain things so well with no bias. I play your videos while cooking and Everyone at work loves listening to you.thank you!
Keep up the amazing work! I had your channel recommended after watching MrBallen. I like how you include more pictures and videos of the cases. Thank you!
"..a divorced father of two, who took care of the elephants"
...that's a pretty furry elephant he's got there, mate...
Another upload...yay! You're spoiling us EWU and I love it! ❤
Love you mama 🤗💚
@@rachelkania5833 I love you my precious daughter 💕
That last one is likely not a suicide. I live in Appalachian territory east TN (moved here about 3 years ago) and the locals here are very vocal about their tight-knit community and their hatred for the "feds" (or any outsiders, for that matter). Its almost like another country out here. I actually first heard about the census worker killing as a cautionary tale from a native from that area - moral being don't go bothering the people living in the hills. The people were convinced that this census worker was sent by Washington trying to get information on them and he said they had none of it. He said the entire community turned a blind eye to it with even the local deputies convincing the feds that it was a suicide. He then went on to tell three more similar tales about outsiders getting themselves killed in Appalachia, and he hasn't given me any reason to doubt his trustworthiness yet.
Same about Forsyth county GA. I'm from Chicago and lived there for a year and what a scary place
I couldn't wait to get another upload from you thank you so much I know this is a lot of hard work with the research you have to do on each case before you present them to your RUclips audience keep up the good work😘🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hahahaha Dido my friend Dido 😊🤗
Incredible how his body didn't decompose even after over a century.
The real crime Is that they called Thier twins Ronald and Donald
Yesssssss I love your channels I get so excited when you upload thank you!! You guys are amazing!
ME TOO
Great countdown.... never disappoint!
Yippie! The Raven's voice is one of my favourites❣️ Thank you for starting the weekend off right with a new video 💞
Wishing everyone a splendid weekend 🙂
Much love to all ✌️💙✨
I get excited when I hear the Raven as well 😊🤗 much love to you as well 🌹
@@jpeach3863 💞🤗💗✌️💙✨
😱 Wowsers what a chillingly interesting list, may the victims rest in peace, 🙏 another great video thanks raven 🖤
You guys are one of my favorite RUclips channels. I have enjoyed so much watching the channel progress and grow. Thank you for the always amazing content!
What even is life +25 years?? What do they do leave your body in the jail cell for 25 more years???
It's technically saying he definitely can't get parole with life plus but it does sound stupid
@@armygirl85fuckhitler74 thank you for explaining 🙏
Great video! Thank You!
Raven's voice is everything! 😍 Keep the vids coming! 🤩
Love his voice! So perfect for crime vids!!
I’m obsessed with your all’s videos so I just randomly chose one tonight to watch…and was pleasantly surprised to hear the case about the Zoo Man. My uncle was Tom Pressley - the detective who arrested him, that you mentioned in the video!! I also know Cahaba Lane very well. 👌🏻
your alls?
Absolute bollocks
Is it me or does the Vicky "story" sound like the Marilyn Monroe "story" 🤔❤
Yes or Anna Nicole who's real name was Vicky! Weird
11:30 Ah, the wonderful world of botched police work. Combined with the classic "dont take working girls serious until bodies pile up" (and sometimes not even then)
I remember the whole thing about Alfred Bloomingdale. Very interesting.
How did the judge come to the conclusion Vicki Morgan was a prostitute and not Bloomingdale’s mistress? That judge was corrupt af.
@@randomkeir because she was
Damn insurance companies will really do anything to make sure they don't have to pay out
Love the video like always keep up the good work 💙👍
I have just come across this channel and im so happy I have! Whoever does the narration is amazing! Its like someone soothingly reading a story. Also very interesting stories! Good job 👍🏻 keep them coming
Hello, again! Looking forward to this! Thank You!
Those cast iron caskets can keep the bodies looking fresh. If you check out some of the cast iron caskets with windows, there is a beautiful little girl looking like a cherub. Her golden curls and pink cheeks make it look like she had just been buried, but she had died in the 1800's. Her body so perfectly preserved.
Ronald and Donald are named after "Ronald McDonald" I am 99% certain..
Thankyou for uploading!!! Highlight of my day.
For the second case where you mentioned the english personality - DID can often create fictives which are identities based off of, or are game, movie or serie characters overnight, usually after a stressful event
His mom saying she didn't see the multiple personalities is actually what made me believe he wasn't faking. She probably caused or at least knew about the trauma that caused the initial split. As more personalities emerged in his adulthood they would become more obvious which is why his wife's word means more than his moms imo. Not to mention the prostitute also said she witnessed them. The prisoner saying he admitted he was faking isn't a reliable source to me either due to the fact he's in prison and would do anything to get out. I don't believe he could've faked it that well
@@charliedyer4647 holy shit you're lowkey right
DID is a fake disorder. It's people role-playing.
You have an amazing narrative voice for crime documentary. Love this channel.
I live in Tennessee, and every time Raven would start another story, and Tennessee is where the crime was based, would make my stomach drop
That's how I feel when a crime that takes place in Florida pops up on a video... Specifically, Jacksonville.. My hometown. Which, for some reason, is gaining a lot of spotlight lately for all the wrong reasons. Smh.
I like the starting frame of the raven, very appropriate nod to the narrator - also insane twists may be my favorite!
Also, my edit took away EWU's heart :(
I love you guys so much for re-hearting this ❤
@@_am.ber_ 🤗😊
@@jpeach3863 🥰🤗
So excited right now!!! Thank you so very much EWU!!!!
I love love love your videos and your voice!!
Thank youuuuuu , I always love the Twisted stories , keep up the Good 👍🏾 Work !
Hello 👋🏾 EWU Crew!!
Please narrate *every* video! Your voice just adds to the mystery!
I love your videos could you possibly do my friend Isaac Garcia’s case (Colorado springs) i have more info on what happened i just want to spread awareness on what happened
I honestly think I’m addicted to the voice but stay for the story. Love it
Love these so much! How ya doin, how ya been EWU Crew?! ✌️😉🍻 Was about to binge some past episodes, and here it was, a new, fresh video ready and waiting. Thanks yall!
6:50 "When it came time to cooperate, all of the women refused. Why?"
Because SWers cooperating with the police means:
-The high risk of being discriminated and humiliated by the police, investigators and judges for their work (and getting told they were asking for it bc it's their job)
-Having to disclose their legal name and info, therefore putting themselves in greater danger, and possibly outing themselves to their families and loved ones, resulting in greater judgement and isolation
In a country where police are litterally allowed to book a sex worker, have sex with them and then arrest them, I totally understand why they all refused to get into this case. 😔
WHICH GOES TO SHOW: if sex work were decriminalised, the case would have been opened a lot sooner, and MANY OF THESE WOMEN would still be alive.
😔❤️
If you think it should be decriminalized you're absolutely crazy. Your reasons were sound but in no way should that "work" be legal.
Times were different--they wanted to stay out of the limelight. Until fairly recently many women did not come forward with such allegations. Going back about four or five years, the whole Metoo movement helped change this. It began a wave of women coming forward against high profile celebrities (Harvey Weinstein, Matt Lauer to name a few)
@@RtistiqSkubie How annoying that sex workers (who usually don't have a choice) have to live in constant fear of abuse and arrest simply for trying to make money. Wouldn't you rather they do that kind of work of their own volition rather than having no alternative? Whether you agree with it or not, there's no reason a choice made between two consenting adults should be illegal that's just ridiculous.
@@RtistiqSkubie Decriminalization isn't the same as legalization.
@@RtistiqSkubie The Netherlands have done it
Please make more videos of Raven narrating!! I love his voice!! So soothing! 😍😍😍
Ronald and Donald Smith sounds so fake 😅
OH BOY A NEW VIDEO WHAT IS UP EWU CREW!!!
I have lived in Tennessee since I was 3 and I had no idea about these cases 😳
Thank you for another amazing and informative video and thank you for the narration The Raven.
Found this channel today, have a new favorite channel. Thanks a lot EWU.
I think the case with the biggest plot twist is that of Park Chang-Soo. You guys should check it out!
Hi is that ewu or no
I LOVE THIS MAN VOICE! Thank you!
THE RAVEN IS BAAAAAACK WITH ANOTHER ONE. SIT BACK & ENJOY!! ❤️
The Vicki one just reinforced my belief that this guy did not kill her. I def need to deep dive that case, it's just gonna bug me.
I’ve been binging these for a few days now, I love the narrator’s voice! :)
I'm here for all of this!
Ahhh... love to see new video by EWU after a long shift.
Wow..iv just found ur channel recently and I'm honestly enjoying it so much.thank u for ur work.i love it.x
I Totally Love your Channel ! It’s the best on utube ! Thank you for all the work you do , God Bless your family .
"The Ravin" Hands down the best voice on the internet.
I feel excited when you upload then I feel guilty for feeling excited because your upload means yet another crime against someone... But I appreciate your efforts nonetheless. Thank you so much.
I never heard of the genai coleman case and ive been in gwinnett county all my life
"Confederate" and "Hero" is an oxymoron if I've ever heard one. Can't believe you opened with that one!