I’m not sure how you juggle being a mother, homeschooling, doing all your research, running a successful RUclips channel, uploading regularly, editing and everything else you manage to do. What a super woman and inspiration you are! 🙏⭐️
Leah Schulz right?? She gives me hope! My mother homeschooled my siblings and I and I have no clue how she did it. My daughter is 2 and I’m already trying to figure out what to do for her schooling because I have to work full time along with my husband. This lady is rocking the motherhood/career balance so hard and helping spread awareness and raise money and support for amazing causes! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Kirsten Ashley public school is not that bad don’t feel guilty to send your kids to school. I wonder if because of this channel is that why she doesn’t want to send them to school. Personally I could understand that lol. My son is in public school and he loves school. Depends on the kid, depends on the school and depends on wether you want to or can home school. To each their own.
Tracey Ellis True; I know some kids do great in public school/charter school etc. my husband dropped out at 16 and got his GED due to mental health issues and being bullied for his whole school career and not wanting to deal with the last few years when he was smart enough to just take the GED test and move on with his life. I stopped going to charter school in 5th grade because my mom offered to homeschool me instead and I was dealing with a lot of anxiety issues that were making me struggle even though I was very intelligent. I ended up graduating from college at 18 with my associate’s degree along with my high school diploma! I agree it’s not horrible for all kids, but I will say that I truly believe a personalized learning experience is the best option, so if I could give my child the best, I’d like to.
I have a feeling that you're right about Jennifer's feelings. The elder daughter, who's closest with her mum, often knows family secrets that her siblings don't. My own experience with highly dysfunctional families (both my own, and those I encounter in the psych field), says that she most likely had good reason not to trust her father alone with herself or her younger siblings, particularly with the knowledge/suspicion that their mum had just come to harm. I'd pay money to know what her mother had confided in her.
neuralmute when children become adults they often have closer friendship with a loving parent and much more insight and understanding of bad or violent behaviour of a parent too. She was an adult so would have understood and read the situation clearer than her brother.
I feel so bad for her kids. My mom is my whole world and if she was killed and I didn’t know how it happened or who did it it would be a nightmare for me.
Gut feeling is telling me the dad and the attorney were working together, two people with money and power and connections wanting the same person out of their life.
I think the attorney and the husband were working together. The attorney wasn't ready and had called in bomb threats before and her husband wanted her dead and was doing some shady things with money. The attorney lying and she dying immediately after being locked out of the office and waiting for her lawyer WHO WASN'T EVEN THERE is just way too sketchy to be a coincidence.
@@neuralmute yeah! That's definitely true the attorney was obviously corrupt and its entirely possible some of that $2 million in the secret account went to paying the attorney to kill her or help the husband set her up to be killed. Something weird is going on here we are missing some sort of important bit of information.
@@WhitneyDahlin I think the daughter either knows or suspects something important, and is afraid to talk. Think of how she wouldn't even allow her brother to be in the house with their father before the cops got there. It reminds me of how my own mother has told only me, and her very best friend the deepest, darkest about my own father, which is why I would never trust him with children, animals, etc. Even if it's not directly related to the murder, she knows something very bad, and it scares her.
@@neuralmute interesting! I bet you are EXACTLY right! She knows something for sure. Most normal people wouldn't be afraid of their father. They wouldn't be scared of their father when they find out their mother is missing and the police are on their way. Most people with normal fathers would be with him trying to comfort him. Not hiding away and scared.
@@WhitneyDahlin Let's just say that if anything happens to my own "sperm donor's" current wife, I'll have 0 questions about who's responsible. And I've made it clear to my sister, without going into detail, that her kids shouldn't be alone there. Besides working with the survivors of highly dysfunctional families, being one myself, I know things that nobody should have to know, and I'm 100% sure that Jennifer knows some things that have her scared shitless. It's the only reason I can think of that she wouldn't have come forward with whatever info she might have. That, and in a "he said/she said" situation, we all know that "she" is believed all too rarely, particularly by the legal system. The poor girl must be going through hell; I'm sure all she could think of at the time was protecting her brother from whatever the scumbag might do or say before the cops got there.
Sanford and Gregory worked together on this... Sanford initiated this and Gregory aided by luring her to where she was attacked. Gregory did it for money and self interest because he wasn’t ready for court. But Sanford was clearly unstable and obsessed. He either did this or paid someone to do this. Not a professional. Maybe he paid Gregory to do it even. I feel so sad there is not enough evidence to jail Sanford yet.
I dont think this, it would be too perfect, cliche. I think both men wanted her dead, and I'm sure one was delighted when the other killed her before they got to it. yknow? of course anything is possible, this would just be extremely unlikely. I doubt Sanford was wanting to be buddies and discuss killing his wife with his wife's lawyer.
Maybe not, but I think the coincidences are so strong it does feel like that cliche is a possibility in this case. Gregory, is a liar who phoned in bomb scares... but that’s a massive jump to murder someone because he wasn’t ready with her case. Unless he had a monetary incentive. He lured her there. He kept her there until she was attacked. I refuse to believe Sanford wasn’t involved. This was about their divorce, his hatred, his obsession. Hence the time frame of disappearing money, appts with her lawyer, his threats, and her murder. The video doesn’t fit Sanford’s physique. Gregory wouldn’t quite have enough motive to murder her just because he wasn’t ready for court. But together it does fit and make sense.
I agree. Stephanie Harlow is so detailed They both deserve more subscribers. Obviously they show up in my recommended. I wish U Tube would push these smaller u tubers who put in so much work.
Shauna Rae is also a really good true crime channel, I like the ones like this who get straight into it without any long intros and stuff that's just my personal preference though. They don't get the credit they deserve.
I love how you do lesser-known cases about people who have either been particularly screwed over by the justice system or people who are just missing that one piece to tie everything together. You, Stephanie Harlowe, and Brooke Makenna are my holy trinity of lost souls. John Lordan is the patron saint.
I just discovered bailey sarian, too. She approaches things in amore lighthearted manner, which I understand some might not like, but she says she uses humour and lightheartednes ti be able to cope with it and make the reality and facts of these tradgedies a bit easier to digest. Other than that - i 100% agree with you in those being my other favourites 😍 Oh and georgia marie 💕 hah So many good folk in the truecrime community
Jenna Proctor She just has a more chatty approach and is less stoic and sober. It’s more like getting ready with your best friend and discussing interesting crime cases versus something like this. Both are good. Bailey is more casual like ‘My Favorite Murder’ but with less comedy involved and with only one speaker.
I think it could be the lawyer. He knew about her husbands threats and how he was abusive. He also needed the extra time. If she was to get hurt/killed he gets his extra time. I think he assumed it would automatically fall back on the husband because of the threats, abuse, and the divorce process. Or maybe the we’re working together?! Who knows... what an insane case.
Cynthia Treptow, this is exactly what I think. Lawyer knew how shady and abusive her husband was and knew the husband would be the prime suspect. I don’t think he meant to kill her but only wanted to injure her to extend his case and that’s the reason she was left alive.
Stabbing someone 11 times isnt a warning sign, its personal. The lawyer wouldnt be paid if she was dead. It honestly did look like a woman to me on tape, but i wouldnt be surprised if it wasnt either- obviously a hooded person is very little to go off of. No females seemed to have a good enough motive.
Me too. I think he did it, and the reason her husband acted like he didn't care is because he really didn't. He was probably relieved he didn't have to do it himself.
The thing I love about you and your videos is that even though it's mostly just you and your face, talking about the case, the focus is SO clearly on the victims, their families, and their story. The compassion you have for the people you talk about shines through in the way you talk about them.
If my friend asked me how to commit a perfect murder...I don't think I would give him advice...especially in a situation where my friend admitted to wanting to be violent lol wtf.
Tbh if a friend of mine asked I would probably answer and not think anything of it since I would be the one to normally ask But with them being violent... Not sure I would be a friend of someone like that
So her divorce lawyer Greg Moore was my families divorce lawyer. I can say that my family 100% got bad vibes from him 😕 he was a very "smooth talker". Thank you so much for covering this case, it was one that bothered me b/c we knew he was a shady guy. I truly hope one day this can be solved for her and her family.
Dani Stark I didn’t say they wouldn’t know to do that, but they don’t know where he was that was clearly stated and they never said they checked the phones location. Not all cops follow the same steps and there are so many cases where they don’t do their jobs right and skip many steps. So why are you assuming every police station does everything they are suppose to?
I love how I am seeing your sub count grow every time you release a video. As a result, the movement for bringing people home is continuously increasing. You don't get nearly enough credit for the countless hours and effort you put into your research. You are saving lives and a devouted mother. With that you show so much passion for every single case. It is so inspiring and warms my heart so much. f I were to use one word to describe you, it would be Superhero. Thank you for trying to make a difference every single day.
I can already sense she was an amazing and loving mother from how well her children knew her, how worried and panicked they were so quickly. It shows how close they were.
Thinking about it now, the person in the video does kind of look like the lawyer’s body frame. Maybe he was running with a limp because Aliza tried to fight back and kicked him or something. I still think the husband and lawyer were in cahoots with each other and the husband possibly paid the lawyer to kill her.
When I saw the lawyer for the first time, I thought it was his frame for sure. I also thought it was odd the attorney would meet on a Sunday. But I’m definitely not knowledgeable in that area.
I live in cleveland and unfortunately this case got a lot of media exposure when it first happened, slight attention when theres new developments. Her daughter is definitely her advocate though because when theres ever any media coverage on it, shes shining the light
Yep I'm in Cleveland too.. this was a horrible tragedy and unfortunately I havent heard anything in a long time about this case 😔 and in my opinion it was totally her attorney and husband.. hopefully justice will be served one day!!
I live not too far from Cleveland in Akron, Ohio. The amount of murders that go on around here in chilling. We recently just had about 8-10 murders in less than 6 weeks including three children. Its heartbreaking how much evil is in this world! :(
Hi Danelle! I don't normally comment but I've been watching you for a while and I just wanted to say that you do such a great job - keep up the amazing work! Lots of love from France! Xx
The thing about the husband is you can sort of explain most of his actions? however a lot of the attorneys actions make absolutely no sense at all in relation to logic and common sense I honestly think they may have both been involved, or one of them hired someone else to scare her, not kill her, but it went wrong and the person panicked.
I can’t begin to imagine how her children feel without their mother. My mama is literally my best friend and i.. ugh don’t even want to think about it! I hope her children, friends, & family get justice soon!!
Katie Dial I know how you feel, every time I watch true crime about a mother who was murdered or a mother who lost their child, I always talk to my mom 10X more that day I watch this stuff. I talk to her every day anyways but I always bug her so much more on the days I watch true crimes on family.
They need to look into surveillance from the few months before the murder, to see if they see any faces trying to spot out cameras. The person running looks like they were familiar with the area and obviously felt comfortable doing this in the daylight.
I've been a subscriber for a while now and you have such a gift for getting the facts of each case out and always having compassion for the victims and their families. Thank you for what you do🖤, lots of love from PA
All phone records need to be looked at carefully: the lawyer, the husband, the husband's friend, all family members and the husband`s girlfriend. The lawyer set her up by bringing her and keeping her outside the office. He may have conspired with the husband and a third party may have committed the murder. Phone communications are the key.
I'd like to say that there is no way the lawyer was involved but the desperation involved in calling in a bomb threat multiple times for cases you aren't ready to present is indicative of the lengths you are willing to go to. But you also can't fault a daughter's intuition. It really is a tough one to figure out.
This case is so sketchy. It seems like the lawyer and the husband are both in on it. Probably together. But I can’t figure out why a lawyer would help to murder someone just bc he wasn’t ready for her case.
savannah vick reputation maybe? I dunno it just seems like maybe he knew if others found out how unprepared he was for one case, no one would want him as representation and if he didn’t have any clients then that means no money....kind of a stretch but maybe its possible
Sending a prayer today that someone comes forward with that lynchpin tip that solves this case...That justice is finally served for Aliza. My gut says both suspicious men were involved..The husband & the attorney. Another senseless death. Sending love to her family today too. 🖤🙏🏻
Especially on a Sunday (unless it’s football Sunday). The atms downtown won’t let you withdraw cash after a certain time because of the high crime. We have a “fancy” area in downtown Cleveland called East 4th street. Look it up if you get a chance...there’s an outdoor chandelier, lots of great restaurants and upscale bars...an atmosphere where it feels like you’re in a totally different city.....until you look around. There are homeless people and bums laying in the doorways of apartment buildings and different establishments. It’s so strange...it’s like an area that’s more upscale, in general, but I’ve seen people (dressed to the nines) literally stepping over the homeless that are laying on the street, wrapped in blankets. I don’t know whether to cry or scream when I’m over there...and it seems most of the people frequenting the area are just oblivious, or in la la land, with the sadness and despair mixed in amongst the fancy eateries, crystal chandelier, beautiful cobblestone brick street and twinkling lights everywhere.
Bran Di I find that extremely offensive that you call people “bums” and “homeless people” - as if this is the only thing that identifies them as people. How would you like to be identified by the primary thing that you lack?? They are people experiencing the devastation of homelessness. Because of lack of support, what they were born into or a host of other factors that were or were not their choice -we should not morally judge people that are experiencing difficult circumstances. Yes, I am aware that many have mental illnesses and are also experiencing addiction issues - but these are also often a result of physical illnesses and/or circumstances that are beyond their control. We need to have more compassion for those “experiencing the difficulties and trauma of homelessness”
As someone who lives in Cleveland i can tell you that downtown is always busy. It doesnt matter what's going on that day its pretty much always packed down there hence why I dont frequent the downtown area. I'm pretty sure someone saw something just based on that alone
I wanted to say a huge thank you for loving people enough to go through all the not so pretty details to ensure people get the information while demonstrating all the lives matter. Your compassion shines through in all of your videos , I truly believe that is why your channel is so successful. I know from my own standpoint I click on every single video because I know you truly not only care but are passionate about bringing closure to all the victims and the victims families.
I'm so glad you covered those case I live in Cleveland and remember how scary it was when this happened I really think it was the lawyer who set this up
Had to pause 45 seconds in to say how gorgeous you're looking ugh yes girl who else is living for the big hoops & lipgloss?? 😩🔥🙌🏼 also LOVING the background setup 💀🔮
A very tragic story. I send prayers not only to the family but to the bystander, Kenny, who sounds like he did so much to try to be a help and comfort.
This absolutely sounds so solvable. Getting into those phone records and digitally tracing the suspect's steps I'd think would be a high priority. 🤔 It sounds like a coordinated effort between at least two, if not three people. How soon I hope her children can get the answers they deserve. As always, stay blessed and wishes for all safety and happiness for you and your family. 🙏💞
The amount of dedication to putting up videos and informing the public, and the devotion and passion you have towards every case you research is beyond words. I live near Cleveland, and seeing you cover cases like this makes me so hopeful that we can be that much closer to solving small town and big city cases alike. Thank you so much for what you do. I hope you never stop doing any of these things, you are doing a phenomenal job!
The video is extremely slowed down, so ppl can possibly catch a view of the person. Which makes it hard for anyone to see how the person is running. I honestly thought it was a female too, but after realizing that it’s slowed down I can’t really say that.
That's not true though. I love danelle and the care she puts in, but it absolutely gets a bit irritating when EVERY video includes the same 'rambling' for 5 min or so before you get to the case at hand. It gets a bit repetitive and unnecessary. Maybe she could just wait until the end to talk about those things. Just an idea.
It is her channel though, and she can talk about whatever she wants, whenever she wants. Those things she says are important to her, so she should be able to talk about them! They pertain to her channel, so it’s not like it’s just random stuff she’s talking about either! If you don’t like it, you can skip through it very easily but double tapping on the right side of your phone screen. Just my thoughts! 😊
if Sanford killed her, maybe when his best friend came to the home Sanford admitted to him in his raging breakdown that he killed his wife, and that's why the friend of 20 years couldn't talk to him ever again. just a thought I had.
Your videos make a difference in so many ways. You make sure their names aren't forgotten. Also, you don't simply cover the facts about their disappearance or death, you also make sure the audience knows that these are real people who are more than just their tragedy. You talk about their personalities and what they were like as people, and that's a very refreshing aspect of the videos that you produce.
As soon as you said it was a case from Cleveland, Ohio I got chills... I live about 20 minutes from downtown Cleveland and have never heard of this case so thank you for covering it! It’s always so sad listening to these cases but when they’re so close to home it really hits you differently.
Also, I live in Japan and you inspired me to do a True Crime Japan video for my HalloWeek this year. Thank you for always posting great videos and helping others. You inspired me to want to do the same!
So glad you’re back, I really missed your video last week. Both the husband and lawyer are involved in this dreadful murder if you ask me. Getting her to the lawyers office was clearly a set up so she could be killed there. The brutality of it has the feel of a crime of passion to me, whoever it was clearly wanted her out of the way for good.
This is just my theory. From what I know of cases involving spouses hiring hitmen, it is quite possible that the husband hired an amateur (e.g. Dalia Dippolito, Chris Latham), possibly the only criminal he knows, like a drug dealer etc, someone who doesn’t know how to kill someone. So, in this scenario, the husband tells the amateur hitman what to wear, how to do it and where to do it but both of them don’t realise how hard it is to kill someone with a knife. As for the lawyer’s dodgy behaviour, he was probably just negligent in his duties, he probably has done it before and this time his lies have caught up with him. The husband behaviour before and after the attack is too suspicious to ignore and definitely would be my prime suspect.
You did a story on my sons Enrique Rios and his friend Elijah Moore. I appreciate you making this video but there has been updates. Can you please make an update video? We are still looking for their remains 😢😔 maybe having an updated video shared will get to the right person and they may finally want to come forward with where our sons were buried. We havent been able to lay them to rest. Having their murderers behind bars is a great feeling but not being able to lay our sons to rest makes that feeling downgraded to sadness. You have many views and people that share in wanting to find our sons remains. Please help us. Nobody has continued to cover their story 🙏 they need justice
You are such a lovely human being, Danelle. I'm going to crimecon in Seattle, I am so excited. First time I have ever heard about that event was because of you! The cases we are working on are heart wrenching and hope that we can make a difference/movement for the victims and their families!
He could just be holding something. You can do that no matter which hand is your strong one - it definitely doesn't matter to me which hand I'm holding stuff in when I'm walking or running.
If you’re shooting or stabbing someone that hand is nasty. You’ll put it immediately away. Your dominant hand. So left handed it’s going to be the left. The gait too is off. Knee surgery or needing surgery.
Most of my views on your videos is from me putting your videos on to sleep to meaning that I watch them twice or more. Your videos are so soothing even with the content. Thank you for making these videos and sharing these stories
The attorney sounds like a man that could be bought...Possibly asked by the husband to lure the wife downtown and then the husband committed the murder and paid the lawyer off. Like they always say follow the money. They need to look into large sums the lawyer received before, during or after this all happened. And I'm curious if they pinged either of the cell phones for locations of the husband and lawyer.
I’m not sure how you juggle being a mother, homeschooling, doing all your research, running a successful RUclips channel, uploading regularly, editing and everything else you manage to do. What a super woman and inspiration you are! 🙏⭐️
Leah Schulz right?? She gives me hope! My mother homeschooled my siblings and I and I have no clue how she did it. My daughter is 2 and I’m already trying to figure out what to do for her schooling because I have to work full time along with my husband. This lady is rocking the motherhood/career balance so hard and helping spread awareness and raise money and support for amazing causes! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Kirsten Ashley public school is not that bad don’t feel guilty to send your kids to school. I wonder if because of this channel is that why she doesn’t want to send them to school. Personally I could understand that lol. My son is in public school and he loves school. Depends on the kid, depends on the school and depends on wether you want to or can home school. To each their own.
Tracey Ellis True; I know some kids do great in public school/charter school etc. my husband dropped out at 16 and got his GED due to mental health issues and being bullied for his whole school career and not wanting to deal with the last few years when he was smart enough to just take the GED test and move on with his life. I stopped going to charter school in 5th grade because my mom offered to homeschool me instead and I was dealing with a lot of anxiety issues that were making me struggle even though I was very intelligent. I ended up graduating from college at 18 with my associate’s degree along with my high school diploma! I agree it’s not horrible for all kids, but I will say that I truly believe a personalized learning experience is the best option, so if I could give my child the best, I’d like to.
I agree!! She truly is. AND she is always so pleasant, energetic and enthusiastic. I couldn't do it.
Right? I can't even get my freaking laundry done each week! 🤣 Keep it up super lady!
The timing of these events says everything. Jennifer’s feelings about her own father says even more.
I know someone with the name Taz and her last name starts with an M... huh
Hope Sunshine M isn’t for my last name! And Taz isn’t my real first name it’s just a nickname
I have a feeling that you're right about Jennifer's feelings. The elder daughter, who's closest with her mum, often knows family secrets that her siblings don't. My own experience with highly dysfunctional families (both my own, and those I encounter in the psych field), says that she most likely had good reason not to trust her father alone with herself or her younger siblings, particularly with the knowledge/suspicion that their mum had just come to harm. I'd pay money to know what her mother had confided in her.
Taz M yeah. Her name is like... tanisha or something and her actual last name is morgan. 😂 i knew you werent the same people it’s just cool :)
neuralmute when children become adults they often have closer friendship with a loving parent and much more insight and understanding of bad or violent behaviour of a parent too. She was an adult so would have understood and read the situation clearer than her brother.
I LOVE how you said "Aliza was 'only' 53 years old..."
So many people think that's old. It's much appreciated that you see it's not. 😘
I liked that as well!
I'm 53 and I really appreciated it lol.
Love this comment. Well said.
53 is old in terms of attractiveness. But in terms of life span it's relatively young.
My husband is 51, 53 isn’t that old...I think lol
This Gregory guy sounds like the kid who pulls the fire alarm to get out of a test
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I would put money down that his schools probably received multiple bomb threats on test days. Wonder how many tries it took for him to pass the bar?
That’s exactly what he is.
I feel so bad for her kids. My mom is my whole world and if she was killed and I didn’t know how it happened or who did it it would be a nightmare for me.
Gut feeling is telling me the dad and the attorney were working together, two people with money and power and connections wanting the same person out of their life.
That’s what I was thinking as well. 😣
TheDodge I so agree with you, it very sad though, but I strongly believe that the Dad and the attorney worked together, they have shared motive
I was also thinking the same thing the whole time
Get feeling dad and attorney too. I'm thinking is there a Freemason connection here?
That is what I think as well.
I think the attorney and the husband were working together. The attorney wasn't ready and had called in bomb threats before and her husband wanted her dead and was doing some shady things with money. The attorney lying and she dying immediately after being locked out of the office and waiting for her lawyer WHO WASN'T EVEN THERE is just way too sketchy to be a coincidence.
I agree. I think that there must be some link between them that's been missed; maybe some associate from Florida...
@@neuralmute yeah! That's definitely true the attorney was obviously corrupt and its entirely possible some of that $2 million in the secret account went to paying the attorney to kill her or help the husband set her up to be killed. Something weird is going on here we are missing some sort of important bit of information.
@@WhitneyDahlin I think the daughter either knows or suspects something important, and is afraid to talk. Think of how she wouldn't even allow her brother to be in the house with their father before the cops got there. It reminds me of how my own mother has told only me, and her very best friend the deepest, darkest about my own father, which is why I would never trust him with children, animals, etc. Even if it's not directly related to the murder, she knows something very bad, and it scares her.
@@neuralmute interesting! I bet you are EXACTLY right! She knows something for sure. Most normal people wouldn't be afraid of their father. They wouldn't be scared of their father when they find out their mother is missing and the police are on their way. Most people with normal fathers would be with him trying to comfort him. Not hiding away and scared.
@@WhitneyDahlin Let's just say that if anything happens to my own "sperm donor's" current wife, I'll have 0 questions about who's responsible. And I've made it clear to my sister, without going into detail, that her kids shouldn't be alone there. Besides working with the survivors of highly dysfunctional families, being one myself, I know things that nobody should have to know, and I'm 100% sure that Jennifer knows some things that have her scared shitless. It's the only reason I can think of that she wouldn't have come forward with whatever info she might have. That, and in a "he said/she said" situation, we all know that "she" is believed all too rarely, particularly by the legal system. The poor girl must be going through hell; I'm sure all she could think of at the time was protecting her brother from whatever the scumbag might do or say before the cops got there.
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Sanford and Gregory worked together on this...
Sanford initiated this and Gregory aided by luring her to where she was attacked. Gregory did it for money and self interest because he wasn’t ready for court. But Sanford was clearly unstable and obsessed. He either did this or paid someone to do this. Not a professional. Maybe he paid Gregory to do it even. I feel so sad there is not enough evidence to jail Sanford yet.
I was going to comment this, and then saw your comment. I agree with you completely.
That’s what I feel as well in my gut.
I dont think this, it would be too perfect, cliche. I think both men wanted her dead, and I'm sure one was delighted when the other killed her before they got to it. yknow? of course anything is possible, this would just be extremely unlikely. I doubt Sanford was wanting to be buddies and discuss killing his wife with his wife's lawyer.
Maybe not, but I think the coincidences are so strong it does feel like that cliche is a possibility in this case. Gregory, is a liar who phoned in bomb scares... but that’s a massive jump to murder someone because he wasn’t ready with her case. Unless he had a monetary incentive. He lured her there. He kept her there until she was attacked. I refuse to believe Sanford wasn’t involved. This was about their divorce, his hatred, his obsession. Hence the time frame of disappearing money, appts with her lawyer, his threats, and her murder. The video doesn’t fit Sanford’s physique. Gregory wouldn’t quite have enough motive to murder her just because he wasn’t ready for court. But together it does fit and make sense.
I agree 100%
Yourself & Stephanie Harlowe are the most in depth, detailed True Crime youtubers! Love the quality from you both 🥰
I agree. Stephanie Harlow is so detailed They both deserve more subscribers. Obviously they show up in my recommended. I wish U Tube would push these smaller u tubers who put in so much work.
Shauna Rae is also a really good true crime channel, I like the ones like this who get straight into it without any long intros and stuff that's just my personal preference though. They don't get the credit they deserve.
Yes Danelle is excellent👌LordanArts and Graydays TV too. You must watch these guys...
I would like to add Eleanor Neale, she's amazing too :)
I agree!
I love how you do lesser-known cases about people who have either been particularly screwed over by the justice system or people who are just missing that one piece to tie everything together. You, Stephanie Harlowe, and Brooke Makenna are my holy trinity of lost souls. John Lordan is the patron saint.
I just discovered bailey sarian, too. She approaches things in amore lighthearted manner, which I understand some might not like, but she says she uses humour and lightheartednes ti be able to cope with it and make the reality and facts of these tradgedies a bit easier to digest.
Other than that - i 100% agree with you in those being my other favourites 😍
Oh and georgia marie 💕 hah
So many good folk in the truecrime community
Light-hearted, how so? I watched a BuzzFeed video on Jonbenet and it boiled my blood.
Jenna Proctor She just has a more chatty approach and is less stoic and sober. It’s more like getting ready with your best friend and discussing interesting crime cases versus something like this. Both are good. Bailey is more casual like ‘My Favorite Murder’ but with less comedy involved and with only one speaker.
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I think it could be the lawyer. He knew about her husbands threats and how he was abusive. He also needed the extra time. If she was to get hurt/killed he gets his extra time. I think he assumed it would automatically fall back on the husband because of the threats, abuse, and the divorce process. Or maybe the we’re working together?! Who knows... what an insane case.
Cynthia Treptow, this is exactly what I think. Lawyer knew how shady and abusive her husband was and knew the husband would be the prime suspect. I don’t think he meant to kill her but only wanted to injure her to extend his case and that’s the reason she was left alive.
Elisha Boggess agree!!
But then he would never get paid either. We is weird tough so who knows.
Does not seem like a strong motive to take someone's life!?
Stabbing someone 11 times isnt a warning sign, its personal. The lawyer wouldnt be paid if she was dead. It honestly did look like a woman to me on tape, but i wouldnt be surprised if it wasnt either- obviously a hooded person is very little to go off of. No females seemed to have a good enough motive.
That lawyer is quite suspicious. I think he had something to do with it
Me too. I think he did it, and the reason her husband acted like he didn't care is because he really didn't. He was probably relieved he didn't have to do it himself.
Was it a set up? Hmm
maryam 's world truuuue
into the mystic I think the husband was the mastermind behind it but that the lawyer carried it out
The thing I love about you and your videos is that even though it's mostly just you and your face, talking about the case, the focus is SO clearly on the victims, their families, and their story. The compassion you have for the people you talk about shines through in the way you talk about them.
If my friend asked me how to commit a perfect murder...I don't think I would give him advice...especially in a situation where my friend admitted to wanting to be violent lol wtf.
Tbh if a friend of mine asked I would probably answer and not think anything of it since I would be the one to normally ask
But with them being violent... Not sure I would be a friend of someone like that
suddenly found my plans for the next hour 🙌🏼
alana xcx yeah! Double high fives for horrific, brutal murder!! 😒
Gregory takes procrastination to another level entirely
I know, I thought I was a bad procrastinator 😶😶😶😶
I've never seen your hair straight!! You look so different and stunning 💞
Colby Bartley she pretty no matter what way she puts it...
I love how detailed you get while telling us about these cases. So sad what happened to Aliza :(
So her divorce lawyer Greg Moore was my families divorce lawyer. I can say that my family 100% got bad vibes from him 😕 he was a very "smooth talker".
Thank you so much for covering this case, it was one that bothered me b/c we knew he was a shady guy. I truly hope one day this can be solved for her and her family.
Did they ping the lawyers phone and find out where his was at the time he sent the messages?
Dani Stark if they did that they would know where he was and they dont
Dani Stark I didn’t say they wouldn’t know to do that, but they don’t know where he was that was clearly stated and they never said they checked the phones location. Not all cops follow the same steps and there are so many cases where they don’t do their jobs right and skip many steps. So why are you assuming every police station does everything they are suppose to?
I love how I am seeing your sub count grow every time you release a video. As a result, the movement for bringing people home is continuously increasing. You don't get nearly enough credit for the countless hours and effort you put into your research. You are saving lives and a devouted mother. With that you show so much passion for every single case. It is so inspiring and warms my heart so much. f I were to use one word to describe you, it would be Superhero. Thank you for trying to make a difference every single day.
She is kind of one of my role models. I am in a very dark place right now.
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I can already sense she was an amazing and loving mother from how well her children knew her, how worried and panicked they were so quickly. It shows how close they were.
When someone talks repetitively it could be a warning side for obsession/control, mental health snap, or drugs.
Thanks for narrowing that down
Or he could just be the President of the USA and it's business as usual!?
Josie Fox lmaoooo!
Josie Fox I try not to make light on video like these but damn that was funny...
If the attorney wasn't at the office where he claimed he was in his text messages, couldn't they trace his location on his phone?
Thinking about it now, the person in the video does kind of look like the lawyer’s body frame. Maybe he was running with a limp because Aliza tried to fight back and kicked him or something. I still think the husband and lawyer were in cahoots with each other and the husband possibly paid the lawyer to kill her.
Ya it looks like an older male to me.
i think it looks more like the husband did it because the attack was clearly aggressive and vicious
Or if they are wearing layers you may walk or run differently or awkwardly.
When I saw the lawyer for the first time, I thought it was his frame for sure. I also thought it was odd the attorney would meet on a Sunday. But I’m definitely not knowledgeable in that area.
This crime happened in my hometown of Cleveland Ohio the case is still unsolved. 💔
It is so horrific! I hope the media still brings it up every once in a while!
@@DanelleHallan I hope this crime gets solved this year.
I live in cleveland and unfortunately this case got a lot of media exposure when it first happened, slight attention when theres new developments. Her daughter is definitely her advocate though because when theres ever any media coverage on it, shes shining the light
Yep I'm in Cleveland too.. this was a horrible tragedy and unfortunately I havent heard anything in a long time about this case 😔 and in my opinion it was totally her attorney and husband.. hopefully justice will be served one day!!
I live not too far from Cleveland in Akron, Ohio. The amount of murders that go on around here in chilling. We recently just had about 8-10 murders in less than 6 weeks including three children. Its heartbreaking how much evil is in this world! :(
As a law enforcement person, doesn't the "friend" have a duty to report this volatile outburst against Sanford's wife?
Only a moral duty
I do see the long-ish green jacket with hood and light blue jeans
Ooo just checked youtube randomly, didn't expect this
Same here. I had been wondering where she has been. Miss her videos🥰
She posts every weekend unless there's a good reason!
Hi, I just found this channel a week ago watched some video's and I love IT!!! Greetings from the Netherlands
Hi Danelle! I don't normally comment but I've been watching you for a while and I just wanted to say that you do such a great job - keep up the amazing work! Lots of love from France! Xx
The thing about the husband is you can sort of explain most of his actions? however a lot of the attorneys actions make absolutely no sense at all in relation to logic and common sense
I honestly think they may have both been involved, or one of them hired someone else to scare her, not kill her, but it went wrong and the person panicked.
I can’t begin to imagine how her children feel without their mother. My mama is literally my best friend and i.. ugh don’t even want to think about it! I hope her children, friends, & family get justice soon!!
Katie Dial I know how you feel, every time I watch true crime about a mother who was murdered or a mother who lost their child, I always talk to my mom 10X more that day I watch this stuff. I talk to her every day anyways but I always bug her so much more on the days I watch true crimes on family.
This case is so sad. My heart breaks for her children. Does anyone know the song at the end? Its absolutely beautiful.
Danni B her intro and outro songs are listed in the description.
You’re amazing & I just love how passionate you are ♥️ you are a very special person 💫
I’m finally kinda early and You look stunning Danelle♥️🦋
They need to look into surveillance from the few months before the murder, to see if they see any faces trying to spot out cameras. The person running looks like they were familiar with the area and obviously felt comfortable doing this in the daylight.
I’m supposed to be studying but your videos are so much more important😂
I've been a subscriber for a while now and you have such a gift for getting the facts of each case out and always having compassion for the victims and their families. Thank you for what you do🖤, lots of love from PA
did u say she went to see him on a sunday?>most places like that arent open?
ash mcdoyle makes sense why the doors weren’t open
Thank YOU!! I live in Cleveland and this case has stuck with me. Man, I pray for justice.
All phone records need to be looked at carefully: the lawyer, the husband, the husband's friend, all family members and the husband`s girlfriend. The lawyer set her up by bringing her and keeping her outside the office. He may have conspired with the husband and a third party may have committed the murder. Phone communications are the key.
I agree. But burner phones were probably used.
I remember this case. It's a clear case to me, the divorce attorney was OBVIOUSLY involved... It was clear from the beginning.
I'd like to say that there is no way the lawyer was involved but the desperation involved in calling in a bomb threat multiple times for cases you aren't ready to present is indicative of the lengths you are willing to go to. But you also can't fault a daughter's intuition. It really is a tough one to figure out.
There is no way that lawyer is NOT involved. He had to be.
Just about to start some work and this video came in CLUTCH. Love yoooou Danelle
Haven’t been this early in forever ❤️ So excited for everything coming up. Your Halloween set is cute!
The level of passion and empathy put into these videos warms my soul. 💓
My shift got cancelled, and this is what I opened my phone to! Guess I have new plans today ;)
Fate
This case is so sketchy. It seems like the lawyer and the husband are both in on it. Probably together. But I can’t figure out why a lawyer would help to murder someone just bc he wasn’t ready for her case.
savannah vick reputation maybe? I dunno it just seems like maybe he knew if others found out how unprepared he was for one case, no one would want him as representation and if he didn’t have any clients then that means no money....kind of a stretch but maybe its possible
Sending a prayer today that someone comes forward with that lynchpin tip that solves this case...That justice is finally served for Aliza. My gut says both suspicious men were involved..The husband & the attorney. Another senseless death. Sending love to her family today too. 🖤🙏🏻
Always love listening to you explain these videos and cases, you get so into it.
missed you last week but I know this month is going to be full of cases!
You are such an amazing woman I'm stuck watching all of your content literally dont wanna stop watching and now I wanna try audible too!!!
Oooo girl your hair looks so good straight 😍
Knew you were busy. Thank you for the time you share with us. 🌻
Downtown Cleveland is pretty bare compared to Boston where I live. The odds are high no one saw that person running away.
That is so unfortunate😭
Especially on a Sunday (unless it’s football Sunday). The atms downtown won’t let you withdraw cash after a certain time because of the high crime.
We have a “fancy” area in downtown Cleveland called East 4th street. Look it up if you get a chance...there’s an outdoor chandelier, lots of great restaurants and upscale bars...an atmosphere where it feels like you’re in a totally different city.....until you look around. There are homeless people and bums laying in the doorways of apartment buildings and different establishments. It’s so strange...it’s like an area that’s more upscale, in general, but I’ve seen people (dressed to the nines) literally stepping over the homeless that are laying on the street, wrapped in blankets. I don’t know whether to cry or scream when I’m over there...and it seems most of the people frequenting the area are just oblivious, or in la la land, with the sadness and despair mixed in amongst the fancy eateries, crystal chandelier, beautiful cobblestone brick street and twinkling lights everywhere.
Downtown Cleveland is a very busy area this probably happened near a an alley way.
Bran Di I find that extremely offensive that you call people “bums” and “homeless people” - as if this is the only thing that identifies them as people. How would you like to be identified by the primary thing that you lack?? They are people experiencing the devastation of homelessness. Because of lack of support, what they were born into or a host of other factors that were or were not their choice -we should not morally judge people that are experiencing difficult circumstances.
Yes, I am aware that many have mental illnesses and are also experiencing addiction issues - but these are also often a result of physical illnesses and/or circumstances that are beyond their control. We need to have more compassion for those “experiencing the difficulties and trauma of homelessness”
As someone who lives in Cleveland i can tell you that downtown is always busy. It doesnt matter what's going on that day its pretty much always packed down there hence why I dont frequent the downtown area. I'm pretty sure someone saw something just based on that alone
Thank you for posting now I can clean my house as I listen to your video. love you 💓💓
Waiting every saturday for you to upload. Getting myself a coffee and listen to the story and your calming voice. Hope your having a great day 😊
Great presentation of this case, Danelle! You always do so.
Love the set up behind you!! Abdolutely love your decor!
I’ve been subscribed to you for forever and I had no idea you homeschool! Im a homeschool mom too. ☺️
The person looks like they’re wearing blue jeans and a dark green or dark hoodie type thing
I wanted to say a huge thank you for loving people enough to go through all the not so pretty details to ensure people get the information while demonstrating all the lives matter. Your compassion shines through in all of your videos , I truly believe that is why your channel is so successful. I know from my own standpoint I click on every single video because I know you truly not only care but are passionate about bringing closure to all the victims and the victims families.
I'm so glad you covered those case I live in Cleveland and remember how scary it was when this happened I really think it was the lawyer who set this up
sara Marie Same here. I feel the same way!
So excited for October and the content you’ll be bringing us! I know it will all be well thought out, factual, and educational. ❤️❤️
Had to pause 45 seconds in to say how gorgeous you're looking ugh yes girl who else is living for the big hoops & lipgloss?? 😩🔥🙌🏼 also LOVING the background setup 💀🔮
So glad you covered this case. This hits close to home because I am from the Cleveland area. Very heartbreaking.
Danelle, i just wanna say how much i love you and appreciate you. ❤❤❤❤
A very tragic story. I send prayers not only to the family but to the bystander, Kenny, who sounds like he did so much to try to be a help and comfort.
This absolutely sounds so solvable. Getting into those phone records and digitally tracing the suspect's steps I'd think would be a high priority. 🤔 It sounds like a coordinated effort between at least two, if not three people. How soon I hope her children can get the answers they deserve. As always, stay blessed and wishes for all safety and happiness for you and your family. 🙏💞
The amount of dedication to putting up videos and informing the public, and the devotion and passion you have towards every case you research is beyond words. I live near Cleveland, and seeing you cover cases like this makes me so hopeful that we can be that much closer to solving small town and big city cases alike. Thank you so much for what you do. I hope you never stop doing any of these things, you are doing a phenomenal job!
The surveillance looks kind of like a woman frame wise.
*** got excited and commented before you said that ***
Dezi McAnalley Or a slight make, that damn too big jacket makes it hard to tell.
I do that all the time lol
I got that feeling also.
That was my first impression.
My thoughts are a woman also
My first thought is the person caught on camera runs like a female.
As soon as I seen the person run past ,Idc what anybody say, that's a chick they cant change my mind
Same
The video is extremely slowed down, so ppl can possibly catch a view of the person. Which makes it hard for anyone to see how the person is running. I honestly thought it was a female too, but after realizing that it’s slowed down I can’t really say that.
I’m feelin the straight hair w the hoops. Love the informative way you tell the stories of the cases you cover.
The only people mad about you “rambling” (Talking passionately about the things you care about) are the nonfans.
That's not true though. I love danelle and the care she puts in, but it absolutely gets a bit irritating when EVERY video includes the same 'rambling' for 5 min or so before you get to the case at hand. It gets a bit repetitive and unnecessary. Maybe she could just wait until the end to talk about those things. Just an idea.
No it's just not everyone has time.
It is her channel though, and she can talk about whatever she wants, whenever she wants. Those things she says are important to her, so she should be able to talk about them! They pertain to her channel, so it’s not like it’s just random stuff she’s talking about either! If you don’t like it, you can skip through it very easily but double tapping on the right side of your phone screen. Just my thoughts! 😊
Plus everyone has TIME to fast forward. It takes longer to complain than it does to skip forward. -.-
There’s this really great tool called the skip button, maybe try using it next time you wanna complain
I've been patiently waiting, but it was worth it! Background looks great!!
if Sanford killed her, maybe when his best friend came to the home Sanford admitted to him in his raging breakdown that he killed his wife, and that's why the friend of 20 years couldn't talk to him ever again. just a thought I had.
ania that conversation was made the day she served him divorce papers. so two years before the murder was even committed.
Wow you look so incredible! Your skin is glowing. You look so nice without a deep tan. What is thst foundation?! It looks so flawless 😍
I’ve never been so early! Loved this thank you
I absolutely love your videos! I always wonder how all of these cases affect you mentally?
Please tell me you’ll be at crime con 2020!! I finally get to attend :)
I will be there!
Ahhh fangirling so hard. Can’t wait!!
Where is it going to be? Daytona right?
Where will it be. I have never attended but I really would love to in 2020
Your videos make a difference in so many ways. You make sure their names aren't forgotten. Also, you don't simply cover the facts about their disappearance or death, you also make sure the audience knows that these are real people who are more than just their tragedy. You talk about their personalities and what they were like as people, and that's a very refreshing aspect of the videos that you produce.
Just wanna say your makeup and hair is on point today!
As soon as you said it was a case from Cleveland, Ohio I got chills... I live about 20 minutes from downtown Cleveland and have never heard of this case so thank you for covering it! It’s always so sad listening to these cases but when they’re so close to home it really hits you differently.
YAY I was waiting for a new video from you! Can't wait to watch!
Also, I live in Japan and you inspired me to do a True Crime Japan video for my HalloWeek this year. Thank you for always posting great videos and helping others. You inspired me to want to do the same!
That’s freakin awesome!!!!!!
@@DanelleHallan thanks! keep doing what you're doing! we love u! :)
So glad you’re back, I really missed your video last week. Both the husband and lawyer are involved in this dreadful murder if you ask me. Getting her to the lawyers office was clearly a set up so she could be killed there. The brutality of it has the feel of a crime of passion to me, whoever it was clearly wanted her out of the way for good.
This is just my theory. From what I know of cases involving spouses hiring hitmen, it is quite possible that the husband hired an amateur (e.g. Dalia Dippolito, Chris Latham), possibly the only criminal he knows, like a drug dealer etc, someone who doesn’t know how to kill someone. So, in this scenario, the husband tells the amateur hitman what to wear, how to do it and where to do it but both of them don’t realise how hard it is to kill someone with a knife. As for the lawyer’s dodgy behaviour, he was probably just negligent in his duties, he probably has done it before and this time his lies have caught up with him. The husband behaviour before and after the attack is too suspicious to ignore and definitely would be my prime suspect.
Yes new video. So excited. Interesting case thanks for bringing more attention to this
You did a story on my sons Enrique Rios and his friend Elijah Moore. I appreciate you making this video but there has been updates. Can you please make an update video? We are still looking for their remains 😢😔 maybe having an updated video shared will get to the right person and they may finally want to come forward with where our sons were buried. We havent been able to lay them to rest. Having their murderers behind bars is a great feeling but not being able to lay our sons to rest makes that feeling downgraded to sadness. You have many views and people that share in wanting to find our sons remains. Please help us. Nobody has continued to cover their story 🙏 they need justice
I love your storytelling technique, I love that you are such an advocate for the victims and their families. Another great video, Thank you!!!!
What if her husband had it planned with her lawyer.. since there was 2mill maybe he was going to get a cut for helping him.. 🤔
You are such a lovely human being, Danelle. I'm going to crimecon in Seattle, I am so excited. First time I have ever heard about that event was because of you! The cases we are working on are heart wrenching and hope that we can make a difference/movement for the victims and their families!
In the footage the runner has his hand in his left pocket. Who is left handed?
He could just be holding something. You can do that no matter which hand is your strong one - it definitely doesn't matter to me which hand I'm holding stuff in when I'm walking or running.
If you’re shooting or stabbing someone that hand is nasty. You’ll put it immediately away. Your dominant hand. So left handed it’s going to be the left. The gait too is off. Knee surgery or needing surgery.
Incredible video & work as usual, Danelle! Thank you so much for bringing us cases that need attention! Also glowing as always!! 🌟🥰
Your hair looks amazing!!!
thanx ur's looks great .
I think his friend of 20 years just needed to see unbottled rage in person to understand how crazy his friend really did become.
The husband and the lawyer were in on it together
I feel the same xxx
Most of my views on your videos is from me putting your videos on to sleep to meaning that I watch them twice or more. Your videos are so soothing even with the content. Thank you for making these videos and sharing these stories
The attorney sounds like a man that could be bought...Possibly asked by the husband to lure the wife downtown and then the husband committed the murder and paid the lawyer off. Like they always say follow the money. They need to look into large sums the lawyer received before, during or after this all happened. And I'm curious if they pinged either of the cell phones for locations of the husband and lawyer.