Florida Vs The FBI | TRIPLE EPISODE | The FBI Files

Killing Spree (S01E08): The rapes and murders of ten women near Tampa, Florida in 1984 had the authorities puzzled and the community scared. Since the beginning, the FBI had been analyzing the crime scene evidence and had found a common link: red trilobal carpet fibers. But there was no suspect, until one of the killer’s potential victims survived. Through her interviews and the cooperation of local authorities and the FBI, 31-year-old Bobby Joe Long emerged as the prime suspect. Fibers from his car and those found on the lone survivor matched those at the crime scenes. Long was convicted of eight of the murders and rapes.
A Model Killer (S02E01): In 1984, south Miami became the home for a sadistic serial killer. Posing as a fashion photographer, Christopher Wilder lured young women from shopping malls with promises of fame and fortune. Most ended up dead. As the FBI closed in around him, Wilder took off on a cross-country murderous rampage. The FBI added Wilder to their Most Wanted Fugitives program. The chase was on, and Wilder ultimately lost. What stopped the serial killer was not brilliant or sophisticated police work, but national publicity that the FBI created.
Killer Abroad (S02E14); Beginning in summer of 1990, the bodies of several women began turning up in and around the city of Vienna, Austria. From an extensive investigation by the Viennese police, it was determined that these murders were the work of one sadistic predator. Europe was dealing with a serial killer. With no experience with this kind of predator, Viennese police turned to the FBI. FBI profilers were able to identify a suspect in the murders. More ominously, they linked this same killer to murders committed in the United States. An international manhunt was underway. The killer, Jack Unterweger, a celebrated writer in his native Germany was tracked down and arrested in Miami, Florida.
The FBI Files is an American docudrama that takes a look behind the scenes of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's crime laboratory.
Real FBI cases are recounted through reenactments and interviews, due to the sensitive nature of the show, viewer discretion is advised.
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[@omahabred9466]

They've been replaying this episodes they’re starting to get confused, none of the episodes match the description.

[@bodzuwerose6407]

by far the best sleeping pill 💊

[@ADwan83]

The voice….always sends me right to sleep. Listen to old episodes of city confidential or American Justice……those are great sleeping pills 😂

[@suryatejvignesh9820]

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[@j.wwilson4866]

God bless USA God bless FBI files amen 🇺🇸

[@channelviewemt2011]

I thought I was the only one!😂

[@kdawson020279]

Yep. I have treatment-resistant insomnia, and this is one of the things I put on when I nap. Love the show whether I'm awake or not.

[@jtjt484]

I just read up on this kidnapping case and saw he got out of jail in 2019... I reckon there should be a world wide, law where if the offender refuses to tell where the body is, then they DONT get released from jail! Bugger them. Why should they get their freedom and the victims family keep suffering more coz they dont get to lay their loved one to rest. 😡 Its so maddening when they hold onto the bodies!😡

[@brentw.2574]

Because 1 out of 20 convictions in the US is estimated to be a wrongful conviction. And that is a conservative estimate.
Look at Colorado where a forensic scientist rigged tests. So far they have found problems with over 650 cases.
Imagine being wrongfully convicted and counting the days until you are released. That day comes and you are told that the only way that you can get out is to tell them where the body, that you have no idea about, is located.

[@dextergettrick8929]

Love the channel my guy but the title makes no sense and the first 2 eps don't match the description

[@darrenradcliffe7196]

I just noticed, the first killer ain’t Bobby joe long 😂 but still mentions fibres in the car.

[@Tero92]

Come on whoever keeps up the channel, get a grip. The title is wrong, the descriptions are wrong, wrong episodes except the last one, and no timestamp when which episodes begin and end.

[@KhoNjoNja]

1:00 episode 10
53:07 episode 11
1:42:57 episode 12

[@simonrmb4549]

I can't sleep if I don't watch the FBI files.

[@mycatspethooman5590]

43k views and only 324 likes? Come on people 🙄

[@stephenjbove]

How much would you require in pay to play the predator in the reenactment?

[@markkuhexen-sonderauftrag7760]

Not much, i bet after they would see my superior talent as an actor i
would get a call from some industry like "Hey! Would you like to act
in the next multi billion budjet film"

[@bigdripgamig35]

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[@jububoobaroo67]

Florida Man Takes On Entire FBI

[@paulkibet1361]

Why are people watching this? Is it a case of wanting to be investigators or criminals 😅

[@TarynHymen]

What's your reason for being here?

[@yourmomshouse5138]

Why are you even here? 🤡🤡🤡 buster

[@drivewaymarvels311]

I have been a criminal investigator for 60 years. This is absolutely the best source of training for anyone getting into it.

[@JamakiahEckert-uh7xw]

I never like to watch it. As specialy kids involved. Children.i jst cant deal with it

[@MrFilip121]

Same, I prefer to watch robberies, bank heists etc.

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