They're taking up too much time talking about things that don't usually matter. It's very hard to listen to all the podcast The only reason why I last night was because of it was about Brianna. And I just want to say that you should be Bruce's choice to be there at crime con. You should not be forcing him to talk his daughters murder... You guys are unbelievable you guys happen a good thing going with Maura, but now you guys should just stop you guys do search online intro too.. but I thought that the two people did a great job
Seriously this podcast would be amazing if they cut the ridiculously long intros. I could care less about the hosts. Just get to the story/update/interview/discussion.
If I see a vehicle,that was parked, at a abandoned house with the doors open..no one in sight, I would definitely think something's not right.. he knew it was Briannas car. Why wouldn't he call her parents or the state police.? Instead, he shuts the doors and doesn't think nothing of it... then told several lies to the police..something's not right with this situation! Was he that highly intoxicated that night ..? I really hope they figure this out soon..I cant even imagine what her family is going through. ..God bless them and I pray that this gets solved !
Yeah I think it's time they speak with the ex-boyfriend. His story never made any sense to me. His admission of touching the car is troubling. If I saw any of my ex-girlfriend's cars parked like that (even the evil one) I'd immediately call the police AND her family. I'd like to print out that picture of her car backed up into the barn and go out on the street and ask 100 people what they think when they see it. I feel like at least 50-75 of the 100 would say that some type of crime took place at the barn. I first saw this picture when I was watching the Disappeared episode years ago so my point of view is tainted. I'd really like to know what somebody thinks of the picture before they knew it was a suspected murder/kidnapping scene. Somehow the police and the ex-boyfriend managed to see the car up close and not suspect anything happened. How is this possible?!?!
Who the hell sees a car of someone they know lights on, smashed into a barn, with the doors open and stuff strewn everywhere and just closes the doors and keeps driving? Like oh I guess she had a rough night!
Ragnar Danneskjold part of it is just the rural area itself. The police don't come around that often. That's why the trooper who found the car just thought it was a drunk driving incident and had it towed away (instead of running a check if it was something more). Apparently, it's common for drivers who have their car disabled to just get out and get help from the nearest neighbor and worry about the car later.
He was smoking crack and because of piss poor education on your rights in the American education system, he thought he could have been arrested somehow.
This is a frustrating case. The simplest explanation is often the truth .. didn’t someone warn Bri the night before she disappeared? That person holds the key to this. Too much of a coincidence not to be connected.
That was in a statement given by someone who claimed the person who spoke to her had told them that . The person who supposedly warned her has been interviewed many times and denies any such thing . So at this point we can't rely on that as fact.
@C&R Mechanical I think a lot of the confusion is due people’s lack of understanding of drug culture. Drug addicts aren’t organized, most of them hate each other because they are always stealing from/ripping off other addicts. They are also a reflection of what that person has become so they’ll dehumanize them in some way by saying “what a mess, I’m not like that and never will be” as they steal their grandma’s jewelry. There are a lot of mental gymnastics they go through to justify their behavior and differentiate themselves from equally or worse off than they are.
@@ohsweatbret There are also a buttload of functional drug users. Like regular users, which, as I am typing this, one of the bguests is mentioning this very point. Drugs automatically get tied to every bad thing that happens, especially in these unsolved cases. If there is any kind of connection to drugs, that quickly takes the front seat. I dunno, I did a few different drugs aggressively for the better part of 15 years and me and the people I did that stuff with, kept our lives very compartmentalized. We all had good jobs, paid our bills and maintained our normal existence with the non drug-users in our lives. Most of us ended up with families and continue to do school pick-ups and coach sports but also do some weekend recreational outtings. Drug culture exists but it is more of a media cliche that gets attached to crime shows. Maybe I live in some kind of white-privileged version of drug culture but violence and danger have never played any role in it and were never even something I'd worry about. I thought Bri seemed to fit closer into my category of drug enthusiast that is able to thrive as a worker-bee and reward herself with some Jones maintenance. Just my opinion. I just think she may have gotten unlucky with a particular individual....
@@RustCole01 if she was using crack how was she funding that? She didn’t seem desperate for cash because of the uncashed checks that I believe were found in the car. I think to some extent the type of drug she was using would give clues to the type of issues she may have faced. Very few people can lead a functional life when dependant on opiates or stimulants it’s not just having the cash but the circles you have to move in and the chaos that follows. I know they said she was using more that they thought , I just wonder what impact it was having on her.
I think the girl that punched Brianna like a week or so before the disappearance should be looked at more extensively, just have a feeling..... I live in the area too and I hear things about Brianna and Maura Murray as well.
I listened to all of the shows while I was studying for my Chemical Engineering class. My suggestion would be to look for a rich white guy in the area who knew her. I really like how you guys work very hard for this case and bravo 👏 to you all.
Are you guys familiar with the disappearance of Trish Haynes? She is 26, lived in North Woodstock, NH not too far from Maura Murray's crash site. Went missing over the summer. There are some similarities to Brianna. Young girl, missing in rural New England, history of drug use. The case is fresh enough where a podcast could help raise awareness. Might need some Renner level digging to unearth new info. Not much has been reported other than a property and pond search. Crates were removed from the pond, but nothing else was mentioned.
I just looked that up. Very interesting . That type of case is exactly what Bruce's foundation is set up for. I couldn't find a lot of info on it . I'd love to know more .
I have a 14 yr old daughter and I can honestly say that I would NEVER move to that area for all the money in the world. Even if none of these cases are connected, something just seems very off to me. Especially because it's such a rural area with a small population. I hope all of the families get the answers and justice they deserve and can finally find some kind of closure.
Lee Mac it’s no more “off” than any other place. Everything is simply magnified because it’s so small and rural. There isn’t much crime.....at all, but when it happens it’s huge and the different lifestyle of this area vs larger or other areas is on full display....but let’s not exaggerate here.
I don’t think the money is really the issue here. Unless she was walking kilos across the border, she couldn’t have racked up enough money to get disappeared. It would have likely been a beating with the message “your dealer says hi.” They would have either forced her to work it off through pimping, stealing from her family, or running drugs. If she was to be made an example out of, she would have been left in a place to be found implying “you cross this person and you’ll need a closed casket.” Dealing is one thing, murdering someone over a couple hours of crack dealing isn’t worth the time. You have to understand the profits for crack vs cocaine are astronomical. I’ve heard of people blowing $1000+ in a single day on crack. You can easily make $100-300 an hour off a few regular customers.
@@ohsweatbret she wasn’t killed by dealers. The dealers just jacked the money she was fronting which wasn’t her money. She was killed by the people who got their money stolen through the deal she set up.
It is my feeling that at least 2 people were involved, One hiding in her car waiting for her to leave work and one following behind. After she was attacked from behind 2 minutes into her drive, then they removed her from the barn/car accident scene. If the perpetrator demanded she stop the car from the back seat, this theory is possible.
Regarding Maura there is no evidence she had a head injury that airbag went off and it has been known to crack windshield on that type of car, she did NOT wander into the woods
My theory is a bad officer would give tons of info to these guys in hopes they do the legwork and solve it. But a good cop would give little, just enough to take their time and get them out of his/her way.
I personally do not see a connection to Maura Murray. There are similarities, but not enough for me. I think it was random...maybe. If she owes someone money she had 2 paychecks on her car seat. It may be related to the ongoing court case
We came to the same conclusion also but we always keep an open mind simply because we don't know what happened . It's extremely unlikely that they are connected. Superficially they have similarities but once you look closer they're much different. The proximity in time and distance and the cars alongside a road of course is too hard to not be interested in them both. Also ( just for info purposes )those paychecks were very small . They were each for 1 night of dish washing.
could a man wanting to abduct brianna have used a ruse like breaking down at the side of the road outside the dutchburn barn. brianna then pulls over to help him, but senses trouble, and throws the car into reverse to hard smashing into the barn, and then she is abducted.
This case really gets to me. Has law enforcement tried phentoyping the DNA? I saw it in a couple of cases. The use the DNA to create a composite of what the person may look like. I’m not saying that the DNA is the suspect’s, but it may help eliminate that question in the investigation. If it were someone she knew, maybe they would know something useful.
Othram is currently working on sequencing the dna found in the car. Sadly the method they use is technologically and labor intensive. For example, it took them something like 3-4 years to sequence and match the GSKs DNA.
Who says Brianna backed that car up? The seat had been pulled back as if a much taller person had been driving it, backed up hard to get away and it got stuck. I think the people who got rid of her tried to get rid of that car and fled when it got stuck
still makes me wonder if maura and brianna are connected. might not have been the same lifestyles , however, who was the cop and /or tow truck driver that responded to briannas accident ?
Yeah true, for sure a lot. They both disappeared in the same year (2004) around the same months! Well Maura vanish in February, Brianna vanished in March.
I believe the crime scene had already been compromised by the time the first cop arrived since the boyfriend changed his story and closed the door/turned the lights off. I’ve heard rumors of some civilian from the area had a vehicle with the cop spotlight and potentially a police light. The real tragedy is not one person noticed she was missing for days.
The black dude owed her money too so he might have said meet me there she might have even had one of his burner phones especially if she was sellin for him
There would have been more proof if she was running/pushing like vials and tops either in her car or the place she was staying. There is virtually no cell service to this day in that area. That type of dealing really only occurs in the inner city and the dealers are usually within eyesight of their pushers to prevent robberies or running off with the product. She also wouldn’t have been given anything more than a ball which is like $100, they would have made her work it off and maybe tuned her up. $100 is pennies to crack dealer, they can make that off one person in a couple hours
How exactly did he owe her money? Did he rip her off while middle manning? The problem with that is whoever’s money went missing would likely have gone to the dealer and confronted them. It’s pretty easy to extort a drug dealer and with them being the only 2 non whites in the area that were also criminals it would have been easy to kill them and get a justifiable homicide/self defense. Or just set them up and stage it as a drug related robbery.
@@ohsweatbret she fronted him money which was given to her by others to purchase a somewhat large amount of drugs. Then when he was supposed to get the drugs to her her basically told her to F off. He didn’t really owe her money per se, but drugs.
Hmmmmm..I am thinking someone was in her car after she got off from work. The person tried to strangle her and the blinker come on with her thrashing around. maybe she got a moment free and put the car in reverse instead of drive and smashed into the barn. I think the girl Keallie had her killed due to jealousy.
Poor Brenna. I Think When She Got That Worming About Not Going To Work.? And She Did Go To Work. I Think Them Guys That Were Bigti Players. They Took Here. They Found 2 Checks. I Bleave She Is Flying With The Anges. I'm Praying 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 They will Find He Very Soon. Thanks U Great Guys ❤️😘😘👍 That All Work For Putting Your Time . Her Poor Day. This Shit Breaks My ❤️. I Fill Like She's A Kid I Wanna HELP all I Can. They Should have Put Her Case On All Them Girl ❤️.God And Figer It Is Will Help The Answer Really Soon. she Worked 2 Lobs.. So If She So Fucked Up I Don't Bleave People Need Not To Judge.thamks Gus For All You That I Can Thanks So Much.
So I feel bad now her friend Kate who was on the podcast and said she has an idea about what happened but was pretty sure she knew what happen. ( again it was just an opionon ) She felt like people know what haopenes but wont talk. Etc. Seemed like she was confident about the OD angle and people who were there wont talk. Please please know that I am NOT NOT at all discrediting Kate at all. I think she has been terrific thru all of this and I feel awful for her. I would love if they interviewed her again with all that she knows now if she would still believes that. After that interview on the podcast I was pretty much sold about what they thought had happened. It just sad for her family and friends to not have an answer yet. I feel awful for all of them. This story makes me sad. I can only imagine what her family and friends are all going thru. Again if im wrong and misunderstood her theory in her interview with Tim and Lance than I apologize to her. Again this is NOT an attempt to discredit her at all. Ugh this is just so frustrated that her frienda and family have no answers. Lets hope this new suspect is a real credible lead
It's interesting bc in a short piece on the local Channel 5 news in Northern VT from 2014 Katie said she thought Brianna was murdered bc she owed somebody money for drugs. I guess her theory has evolved over time. That's what has happened with me at least. Although I have always thought she was murdered. The who and the why I can't figure out. The story Investigative Journalist Tarik Pasic told in an episode from 2017 seems like the strongest theory to me. However it sounds like Overacker and Lou are less confident that is what happened.
@@rayjohnson2768 Had the police run the plates they would have found that the vehicle was registered to Brianna's mother .Had they then followed through and contacted the Maitlands even just for safety's sake precious time would not have been lost . This was a huge error on their part .
Had he run the plate... which is his job a d procedure before 3 days off alone with no supervisors... Never mind. They investigate tthemselves. It's much easier to sweep under the rug and pretend they care. Meanwhile. There's still a young lady missing and he's the last one to touch her paychecks
1) Where was Brianna's car parked at the BL. 2) Wedge random because parking close to establishment..did whomever/suspect know the car and go out of their way to throw wedge on it 3) Meets with somebody does drugs and vomits. Cars parked in parallel at old house, it goes South with whomever/ friend and tries to get the heck out and slams it in reverse. James story verified he was doing crack with a friend? How far away, what time did he leave the crack party? Does his time line make sense, does his route make sense
His timeline makes zero sense. He said he was drunk coming home from Canada. First off the boarder patrol stop you and I’d you. No way of getting through drinking without a designated driver considering Canada treats dui as a felony. Somebody was with him if he was really in Canada or he wouldn’t have got back in without arrest
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They're taking up too much time talking about things that don't usually matter. It's very hard to listen to all the podcast The only reason why I last night was because of it was about Brianna. And I just want to say that you should be Bruce's choice to be there at crime con. You should not be forcing him to talk his daughters murder... You guys are unbelievable you guys happen a good thing going with Maura, but now you guys should just stop you guys do search online intro too.. but I thought that the two people did a great job
Thanks! Geeze lol
Thank you their intros on here and the maura podcast are so fucking long
Seriously this podcast would be amazing if they cut the ridiculously long intros. I could care less about the hosts. Just get to the story/update/interview/discussion.
Agreed
One of the best podcasts. Highly recommended.
If I see a vehicle,that was parked, at a abandoned house with the doors open..no one in sight, I would definitely think something's not right.. he knew it was Briannas car. Why wouldn't he call her parents or the state police.? Instead, he shuts the doors and doesn't think nothing of it... then told several lies to the police..something's not right with this situation! Was he that highly intoxicated that night ..? I really hope they figure this out soon..I cant even imagine what her family is going through. ..God bless them and I pray that this gets solved !
Yeah I think it's time they speak with the ex-boyfriend. His story never made any sense to me. His admission of touching the car is troubling. If I saw any of my ex-girlfriend's cars parked like that (even the evil one) I'd immediately call the police AND her family.
I'd like to print out that picture of her car backed up into the barn and go out on the street and ask 100 people what they think when they see it. I feel like at least 50-75 of the 100 would say that some type of crime took place at the barn. I first saw this picture when I was watching the Disappeared episode years ago so my point of view is tainted. I'd really like to know what somebody thinks of the picture before they knew it was a suspected murder/kidnapping scene. Somehow the police and the ex-boyfriend managed to see the car up close and not suspect anything happened. How is this possible?!?!
Who the hell sees a car of someone they know lights on, smashed into a barn, with the doors open and stuff strewn everywhere and just closes the doors and keeps driving? Like oh I guess she had a rough night!
Ragnar Danneskjold part of it is just the rural area itself. The police don't come around that often. That's why the trooper who found the car just thought it was a drunk driving incident and had it towed away (instead of running a check if it was something more). Apparently, it's common for drivers who have their car disabled to just get out and get help from the nearest neighbor and worry about the car later.
He said he was intoxicated and afraid to tell the police about it as a result. He is now deceased due to a car crash.
He was smoking crack and because of piss poor education on your rights in the American education system, he thought he could have been arrested somehow.
Great podcast. Thanks so much!
I think it’s strange that the ex boyfriend turned the lights off and shut the door and just left - like what ??
This is a frustrating case. The simplest explanation is often the truth .. didn’t someone warn Bri the night before she disappeared? That person holds the key to this. Too much of a coincidence not to be connected.
That was in a statement given by someone who claimed the person who spoke to her had told them that . The person who supposedly warned her has been interviewed many times and denies any such thing . So at this point we can't rely on that as fact.
@Randy Savage well said my friend.
@C&R Mechanical I think a lot of the confusion is due people’s lack of understanding of drug culture. Drug addicts aren’t organized, most of them hate each other because they are always stealing from/ripping off other addicts. They are also a reflection of what that person has become so they’ll dehumanize them in some way by saying “what a mess, I’m not like that and never will be” as they steal their grandma’s jewelry. There are a lot of mental gymnastics they go through to justify their behavior and differentiate themselves from equally or worse off than they are.
@@ohsweatbret There are also a buttload of functional drug users. Like regular users, which, as I am typing this, one of the bguests is mentioning this very point.
Drugs automatically get tied to every bad thing that happens, especially in these unsolved cases. If there is any kind of connection to drugs, that quickly takes the front seat.
I dunno, I did a few different drugs aggressively for the better part of 15 years and me and the people I did that stuff with, kept our lives very compartmentalized. We all had good jobs, paid our bills and maintained our normal existence with the non drug-users in our lives. Most of us ended up with families and continue to do school pick-ups and coach sports but also do some weekend recreational outtings. Drug culture exists but it is more of a media cliche that gets attached to crime shows.
Maybe I live in some kind of white-privileged version of drug culture but violence and danger have never played any role in it and were never even something I'd worry about. I thought Bri seemed to fit closer into my category of drug enthusiast that is able to thrive as a worker-bee and reward herself with some Jones maintenance. Just my opinion. I just think she may have gotten unlucky with a particular individual....
@@RustCole01 if she was using crack how was she funding that? She didn’t seem desperate for cash because of the uncashed checks that I believe were found in the car. I think to some extent the type of drug she was using would give clues to the type of issues she may have faced. Very few people can lead a functional life when dependant on opiates or stimulants it’s not just having the cash but the circles you have to move in and the chaos that follows. I know they said she was using more that they thought , I just wonder what impact it was having on her.
The crawlspace awareness really kept it up thanks good folks because yes we want answers for the VT. teen
Still praying for Brianna, great podcast 🙏🏻
Could you let me know the names of the suspects that were involved
Oh yeah, this missing person case as well...I forgot to acknowledge it. You know this case is so very similar to Maura Murray! (In my opinion)
I was thinking of her a couple days ago! Thanks for the update guys...
Good podcast. Informative
I think the girl that punched Brianna like a week or so before the disappearance should be looked at more extensively, just have a feeling..... I live in the area too and I hear things about Brianna and Maura Murray as well.
keely lacrosse, i think she was called.
I listened to all of the shows while I was studying for my Chemical Engineering class. My suggestion would be to look for a rich white guy in the area who knew her. I really like how you guys work very hard for this case and bravo 👏 to you all.
Are you guys familiar with the disappearance of Trish Haynes? She is 26, lived in North Woodstock, NH not too far from Maura Murray's crash site. Went missing over the summer. There are some similarities to Brianna. Young girl, missing in rural New England, history of drug use.
The case is fresh enough where a podcast could help raise awareness. Might need some Renner level digging to unearth new info. Not much has been reported other than a property and pond search. Crates were removed from the pond, but nothing else was mentioned.
I just looked that up. Very interesting . That type of case is exactly what Bruce's foundation is set up for. I couldn't find a lot of info on it . I'd love to know more .
I have a 14 yr old daughter and I can honestly say that I would NEVER move to that area for all the money in the world. Even if none of these cases are connected, something just seems very off to me. Especially because it's such a rural area with a small population. I hope all of the families get the answers and justice they deserve and can finally find some kind of closure.
Lee Mac it’s no more “off” than any other place. Everything is simply magnified because it’s so small and rural. There isn’t much crime.....at all, but when it happens it’s huge and the different lifestyle of this area vs larger or other areas is on full display....but let’s not exaggerate here.
@@jackskellington899 I agree with that. Well said
Remove the thought of a willing meeting.
Ambush is more like it.
For years they have chased down tickets. This is literally the only time I've heard of the cops not going after that money first.
I don’t think the money is really the issue here. Unless she was walking kilos across the border, she couldn’t have racked up enough money to get disappeared. It would have likely been a beating with the message “your dealer says hi.” They would have either forced her to work it off through pimping, stealing from her family, or running drugs. If she was to be made an example out of, she would have been left in a place to be found implying “you cross this person and you’ll need a closed casket.” Dealing is one thing, murdering someone over a couple hours of crack dealing isn’t worth the time. You have to understand the profits for crack vs cocaine are astronomical. I’ve heard of people blowing $1000+ in a single day on crack. You can easily make $100-300 an hour off a few regular customers.
@@ohsweatbret she wasn’t killed by dealers. The dealers just jacked the money she was fronting which wasn’t her money. She was killed by the people who got their money stolen through the deal she set up.
It is my feeling that at least 2 people were involved, One hiding in her car waiting for her to leave work and one following behind. After she was attacked from behind 2 minutes into her drive, then they removed her from the barn/car accident scene. If the perpetrator demanded she stop the car from the back seat, this theory is possible.
Regarding Maura there is no evidence she had a head injury that airbag went off and it has been known to crack windshield on that type of car, she did NOT wander into the woods
My theory is a bad officer would give tons of info to these guys in hopes they do the legwork and solve it. But a good cop would give little, just enough to take their time and get them out of his/her way.
I personally do not see a connection to Maura Murray. There are similarities, but not enough for me. I think it was random...maybe. If she owes someone money she had 2 paychecks on her car seat. It may be related to the ongoing court case
We came to the same conclusion also but we always keep an open mind simply because we don't know what happened . It's extremely unlikely that they are connected. Superficially they have similarities but once you look closer they're much different. The proximity in time and distance and the cars alongside a road of course is too hard to not be interested in them both. Also ( just for info purposes )those paychecks were very small . They were each for 1 night of dish washing.
could a man wanting to abduct brianna have used a ruse like breaking down at the side of the road outside the dutchburn barn. brianna then pulls over to help him, but senses trouble, and throws the car into reverse to hard smashing into the barn, and then she is abducted.
This case really gets to me. Has law enforcement tried phentoyping the DNA? I saw it in a couple of cases. The use the DNA to create a composite of what the person may look like. I’m not saying that the DNA is the suspect’s, but it may help eliminate that question in the investigation. If it were someone she knew, maybe they would know something useful.
Othram is currently working on sequencing the dna found in the car. Sadly the method they use is technologically and labor intensive. For example, it took them something like 3-4 years to sequence and match the GSKs DNA.
They know who the DNA belongs to now recent developments
@@johnscanlon2598 has that information been made public?
Who says Brianna backed that car up? The seat had been pulled back as if a much taller person had been driving it, backed up hard to get away and it got stuck. I think the people who got rid of her tried to get rid of that car and fled when it got stuck
still makes me wonder if maura and brianna are connected. might not have been the same lifestyles , however, who was the cop and /or tow truck driver that responded to briannas accident ?
Yeah true, for sure a lot. They both disappeared in the same year (2004) around the same months! Well Maura vanish in February, Brianna vanished in March.
I believe the crime scene had already been compromised by the time the first cop arrived since the boyfriend changed his story and closed the door/turned the lights off. I’ve heard rumors of some civilian from the area had a vehicle with the cop spotlight and potentially a police light. The real tragedy is not one person noticed she was missing for days.
Somebody was in her back seat waiting.. I get that so stong!!!!
Strong, for some reason!
The black dude owed her money too so he might have said meet me there she might have even had one of his burner phones especially if she was sellin for him
There would have been more proof if she was running/pushing like vials and tops either in her car or the place she was staying. There is virtually no cell service to this day in that area. That type of dealing really only occurs in the inner city and the dealers are usually within eyesight of their pushers to prevent robberies or running off with the product. She also wouldn’t have been given anything more than a ball which is like $100, they would have made her work it off and maybe tuned her up. $100 is pennies to crack dealer, they can make that off one person in a couple hours
How exactly did he owe her money? Did he rip her off while middle manning? The problem with that is whoever’s money went missing would likely have gone to the dealer and confronted them. It’s pretty easy to extort a drug dealer and with them being the only 2 non whites in the area that were also criminals it would have been easy to kill them and get a justifiable homicide/self defense. Or just set them up and stage it as a drug related robbery.
@@ohsweatbret she fronted him money which was given to her by others to purchase a somewhat large amount of drugs. Then when he was supposed to get the drugs to her her basically told her to F off. He didn’t really owe her money per se, but drugs.
some people like to assert themselves into cases. world is full of weirdos.
Hmmmmm..I am thinking someone was in her car after she got off from work. The person tried to strangle her and the blinker come on with her thrashing around. maybe she got a moment free and put the car in reverse instead of drive and smashed into the barn. I think the girl Keallie had her killed due to jealousy.
What about a co worker ??
Poor Brenna. I Think When She Got That Worming About Not Going To Work.? And She Did Go To Work. I Think Them Guys That Were Bigti Players. They Took Here. They Found 2 Checks. I Bleave She Is Flying With The Anges. I'm Praying 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 They will Find He Very Soon. Thanks U Great Guys ❤️😘😘👍 That All Work For Putting Your Time . Her Poor Day. This Shit Breaks My ❤️. I Fill Like She's A Kid I Wanna HELP all I Can. They Should have Put Her Case On All Them Girl ❤️.God And Figer It Is Will Help The Answer Really Soon. she Worked 2 Lobs.. So If She So Fucked Up I Don't Bleave People Need Not To Judge.thamks Gus For All You That I Can Thanks So Much.
And these guys trying to logic the decisions of a crack addict is a lost cause, impossible.
So I feel bad now her friend Kate who was on the podcast and said she has an idea about what happened but was pretty sure she knew what happen. ( again it was just an opionon ) She felt like people know what haopenes but wont talk. Etc. Seemed like she was confident about the OD angle and people who were there wont talk. Please please know that I am NOT NOT at all discrediting Kate at all. I think she has been terrific thru all of this and I feel awful for her. I would love if they interviewed her again with all that she knows now if she would still believes that. After that interview on the podcast I was pretty much sold about what they thought had happened. It just sad for her family and friends to not have an answer yet. I feel awful for all of them. This story makes me sad. I can only imagine what her family and friends are all going thru. Again if im wrong and misunderstood her theory in her interview with Tim and Lance than I apologize to her. Again this is NOT an attempt to discredit her at all. Ugh this is just so frustrated that her frienda and family have no answers. Lets hope this new suspect is a real credible lead
It's interesting bc in a short piece on the local Channel 5 news in Northern VT from 2014 Katie said she thought Brianna was murdered bc she owed somebody money for drugs. I guess her theory has evolved over time. That's what has happened with me at least. Although I have always thought she was murdered. The who and the why I can't figure out. The story Investigative Journalist Tarik Pasic told in an episode from 2017 seems like the strongest theory to me. However it sounds like Overacker and Lou are less confident that is what happened.
@@CenkZappa the problem is all the witnesses were druggies at the time of the murder.
Did he run the plate THAT NIGHT?
Why would they run her plates? that wouldnt do anything to find who might of kidnapped her or whatever happen to her
@@rayjohnson2768 Had the police run the plates they would have found that the vehicle was registered to Brianna's mother .Had they then followed through and contacted the Maitlands even just for safety's sake precious time would not have been lost . This was a huge error on their part .
Had he run the plate... which is his job a d procedure before 3 days off alone with no supervisors...
Never mind. They investigate tthemselves. It's much easier to sweep under the rug and pretend they care. Meanwhile. There's still a young lady missing and he's the last one to touch her paychecks
It was 2004, shes in her 30s, she not young anymore probably won’t look the same if she still alive which im gonna think she not
Ray Johnson really????
1) Where was Brianna's car parked at the BL. 2) Wedge random because parking close to establishment..did whomever/suspect know the car and go out of their way to throw wedge on it 3) Meets with somebody does drugs and vomits. Cars parked in parallel at old house, it goes South with whomever/ friend and tries to get the heck out and slams it in reverse. James story verified he was doing crack with a friend? How far away, what time did he leave the crack party? Does his time line make sense, does his route make sense
His timeline makes zero sense. He said he was drunk coming home from Canada. First off the boarder patrol stop you and I’d you. No way of getting through drinking without a designated driver considering Canada treats dui as a felony. Somebody was with him if he was really in Canada or he wouldn’t have got back in without arrest
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They fed her to alligators. The guys in prison
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Your sound quality is horrible. I can’t listen. Sorry.
Folks, she's dead...
She was a crack user, she owed money
Simple