The Disturbing Case of the Vanishing Killer
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2021
- "We don't have enough time in this world to just keep waiting for the right moment."
In today's true crime documentary, we're covering the disturbing case of the vanishing killer.
I get super lonely but then i hear of these stories or of ppl like Chris Watts and then i think “im good with my cat & dog”
Him being a private pilot, hes got connections to make a new identity
Payton giving us advice on How to live life to the fullest was too much for me. I cant help but shed tears.
Payton was wise beyond her years... And her mom seemed like an incredible being. Teaching the deaf and blind? Come on, why do the good people die first...
The fact that she said “live like you might die tomorrow” is so sad. She had no idea the horror that would happen to her and all she wanted was to live life without regret yet it was taken by a disgusting and tormented person she loved. This case is completely heartbreaking, Rest in peace to these beautiful souls
I have this feeling that he is still out there living a new life with some poor woman who has absolutely no idea that her sweetheart is actually a psychopath.
This guy looks very very familiar to me. I drive a ready mix concrete truck here in Houston Texas, and I swear I've seen this man. For the life of me I can't think of from where. In my occupation I see tons of faces on a regular basis so really idk for sure. I will be keeping my eyes peeled. That video with Payton completely floored me, and broke my heart. I took a screen shot of Geralds photo and description and printed it. I can assure you this print will remain in my work truck just in case I see him and need to call the police, tail him. RIP to these innocent woman, and most especially "I WANT JUSTICE FOR PAYTON" ❤️
Oh man, that ending actually got me emotional. She seemed like such an amazing person. I hope she's resting peacefully.
If he’s really a pilot, and if he still flies, I can’t believe they haven’t caught him that way. At his age, to be a commercial pilot, he’s got to have physical exams quite regularly. The pilot community is VERY small and surely another airman would recognize him.
This happened in my town. I lived 5 minutes away from this crime. This stunned our entire town. Thank you for bringing light upon this case. Rip to the victims.
Wow. Payton’s monologue smacked me in the face. I am a single mum with terminal (stage 4) cancer and two young kids and she nailed it on the head. Put her words on replay.
Never could I have imagined that a young girl by the name of Peyton would change my perspective on how I’m currently living my life. I’m soon to be 26 and what she voiced in the last video of her shown definitely hit hard because how she expressed her personal feelings at her age, is exactly how I feel at mine. As if im living for others and am too aware of what I can and cannot say or express about myself. Having my own opinions and being able to voice them without it escalating into something negative and failing to live in the now, instead worried about what’s to come in 20 years knowing tomorrow isn’t guaranteed.
That last video of Payton really breaks my heart, hearing her talk about her love of writing… I can imagine from just that video alone and the sorta pep talk and the artistic endeavors that she probably had her own trauma and psychological things that she was dealing with with like her deceased dad’s abuse towards her mom… Like it sounds like this was a family that was getting over what they thought was the worst and being particularly vulnerable and trusting Mike, only for it to have not been the case
This is an unbelievably sad story. Especially the daughter, her bio dad died and was allegedly abusive, and then she thought of this guy as like a Dad to her and he killed her and her mom. And his wife of 7 years 😢 he needs to be found and punished
I'll never be able to understand how scumbags like Gerald can do all these horrible things and sleep at night. Such a wild and sad story.
"Stop waiting for the right moment, there will never be a right moment"
Payton was so wise beyond her years. I’m 25 and some of my peers aren’t even that mature and self-aware. The world feels so much darker when angels like her get taken away from us. RIP darling, you will never be forgotten ❤
As a 30 year old Scotsman I haven't cried in years but that last part of the video with Payton destroyed me 💔, she reminds me so much of my little niece who would have been about the same age as her. Nadja also reminds me so much of her mum too, not just mother and daughter but best friends. Bless all three of those poor, beautiful souls.💔
Her saying all that at the end brought me to tears, she had no clue she was going to die, but still tried to live her life fuller than most people from what it sounds like
Man seeing the mom and daughter so joyful for their futures and how their lives were going is so tragic. When the daughter says in her Vlog that they’re on their way to Yellowstone and then she says “I’m really happy” that really got to me. It’s became so rare to see people happy or truly be happy enough with life to say that nowadays and then their lives were taken from them shortly after. Heart breaking 😔🙏🏼