Which of these crimes intrigued you the most? Let us know in the comments. For more True Crime, check out our playlist: kzread.info/dash/bejne/p6V2vLuhhdXUmbg.html Have you ever solved a crime? Let us know in the comments.

@phyllishamilton165

Жыл бұрын

I love your channel, but can you PLEASE change your background music so that it's not just the same notes played over and over again! It literally is so distracting and frustrating that I can't watch your channel as much as I would like to! This is a quick and easy fix -- please make this change -- thank you in advance!

@brinnytay07

Жыл бұрын

The Wysocki one because that’s my last name but I don’t know her lol

@brianandrews7491

Жыл бұрын

Michelle McNamara didn't solve anything, just like she didn't accidentally overdose. She killed herself clear as day and then years later gsk was caught with genealogy.

Love the 12 year old who bested the police 😂

@simonad3201

Жыл бұрын

Sad part is the evidences she first noticed were so obvious, meaning the cops simply didn’t give a fig about the case and didn’t actually investigate anything 😏

@CloneCommanderQutibahAlFarouqi

Жыл бұрын

Them are Sherlock Holmes!

@ethanbakerthealienking

Жыл бұрын

True but she was stupid to Approach her Robber!

@ghostdragon5735

Жыл бұрын

@@ethanbakerthealienking you assume she went alone

@ethanbakerthealienking

Жыл бұрын

@@ghostdragon5735 oh no I figured she took her father but still They could've been killed BEVER TRUST A CRIMINAL!

I still think having a channel called CrimeMojo would be absolutely amazing!!! Thank you WatchMojo for always bringing in amazing true crime to KZread ❤

@JackOfAllRAIDs

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, some of the videos that they show on this channel contain wrong information or possible click bait.

@hydrangeas_lover

11 ай бұрын

​@@JackOfAllRAIDscorrect. That's the glitch. They don't always do their due diligence

@marthagilbert3459

6 ай бұрын

That would be great!

That confrontation between the mother and her son's killer is pretty remarkable. I doubt many victims ever get that kind of opportunity.

@andrewleah1983

Жыл бұрын

You doubt many murder victims get the opportunity to face their killer? If they do it’s a news story!

@KingOfGaymes

Жыл бұрын

@@andrewleah1983 the MOTHER of the victim, can you read bruh

@andrewleah1983

Жыл бұрын

@@KingOfGaymes I can also read the part where he says “many victims ever get that kind of opportunity”. No murder victim gets to confront their killer. Don’t try be a smart arse. Mong.

@overdrive7349

3 ай бұрын

​@@andrewleah1983victims of a MURDERED person.

@andrewleah1983

3 ай бұрын

@@overdrive7349 Read, if you can, the fucking post.

I feel so bad for Michelle McNamara! I remember hearing about her because of her husband, actor Patton Oswalt! But very cool she solved the crime of the Golden State Killer! May her memory live on 🙏

This was a fascinating list especially the lady that solved 8 cases and the 12 year that solved her grandma's robbery.

A sad thing in Grateful Doe’s case is that his mother never reported him missing because she assumed someone on his father’s side had done so. She also posted on the same Facebook group where he was identified and was thankful for it.

@yin-sin

Жыл бұрын

He also didn’t have a permanent address and so she also didn’t know which town to report.

@ingGS

Жыл бұрын

@@yin-sin Yeah she called him “a free spirit”. I am not judging his mother, many of these Does are the result of their circumstances and life choices.

@yin-sin

Жыл бұрын

@@ingGS all she wanted to know was what happened to her son A bittersweet ending for her

@cassie1264

Ай бұрын

He was an adult and a "free spirit." I can't judge her too much for not reporting him. It wasn't unusual for her to not hear from him for a while.

@ae6039

21 күн бұрын

@@ingGSmost 19 yos are free spirited lmfao

The karmic irony, the hit and run driver is himself killed by a hit and run driver.

@KimBlaQue

Жыл бұрын

Some Beyond Belief type ish

@ztyphoon8982

Жыл бұрын

Car-ma… I’ll see myself out.

@TheInvisibleShadow95

Жыл бұрын

If im not mistaken, i think he was killed while closing a gate to save children playing on a baseball field or something. A strangely circular ending

@KimBlaQue

Жыл бұрын

@@ztyphoon8982 I'm ashamed to say I just got this joke.

@johnnycashsstand-in8945

11 ай бұрын

He died saving children from the car

Hearing these kind of stories makes me want to join a Facebook group about cold cases and try to solve them with the other group members

@misseselise3864

Жыл бұрын

fuck it, do it

@randomgirl01300

Жыл бұрын

Do it. At worst you're entertained a couple of days. At best, you solve a crime and give peace to families.

@joshuamohlman

Жыл бұрын

@@randomgirl01300 that sounds like it would be a cool experience

I knew Jun Lin's murder would be number 1. Not only was it horrific, but the way those sleuths were able to trace his murderer's movements and pin point his locations was a combination of awe inspired dedication, and unnerving accuracy. I just rewatched the Netflix doc "Don't Fuck With Cats" again, and the sheer will of the online community delivered the Montreal prosecutors a fairly detailed case to put the bastard away for life. Even after he was caught, he lied about committing the murder alone, saying he was being forced to do it by some man he was being paid as an escort for. There was no "Manny" directing him to torture and kill animals, or to kill and dismember an innocent man like Jun Lin. It was premeditated and orchestrated entirely by one deranged, egomaniacal man. I would caution anyone tempted to watch the docu-series that it's deeply disturbing and upsetting, but at least there's a resolution.

@awill3454

Жыл бұрын

If you’ve ever watched “Don’t Fuck with Cats”, those sleuths didn’t do shit

@Crow_Smith

9 ай бұрын

Sadly they BARELY helped. Their only help was bringing better attention to the entire topic - but they caused the Police and Officials so many problems that they almost stopped him from being caught and current evidence suggests he was likely going to be caught sooner had they not wasted time with false accusations - some of which were done out of spite for the accused rather than to actually help.

I respect the 12 year old who cracked the furniture caper

Here in Oregon we have Kyron Horman's disapperance. Everyone knows that his stepmother was involved somehow, but police failed to investigate her in time and now there's no conclusive proof. One of these days, I hope someone will solve that case like they solved these ones.

When I saw this list I was so interested because these kinds of things fascinate me. Don't f with cats especially as I was a teenager when they found Jun Lin in my city. Everyone was in shock,and it soon turned into the whole country in shock when it was found that some of his remains had been sent to our parliament,and political leaders. It was truly the talk of the town until Luca was caught and long after. Seeing the documentary and finding out just what those amazing people were doing while the police in two different cities (including mine) ignored them is incredible. Especially since the documentary and their testimony confirms that Jun Lin would've most likely still been here today had the Toronto police taken them seriously before he even came to Montreal.

@ericjanssen394

Жыл бұрын

Yes, thought Don’t F With Cats would be on the list as a riveting look at the new “Facebook detective procedural”, that I didn’t even realize was a Thing until the Jun Lin case. And the killer idolizing “Catch Me If You Can” as a gay role model, and hoping to elude capture, is starting to flash back now with some big red flags about George Santos, and how we never notice the warning signs….

@marcellemccalla6325

8 ай бұрын

I was saying the same, I remember when it happened and how security was tightened with Canada post and at all the government offices. Until I saw the documentary I had no idea about all the crimes beforehand and how preventable this was. I was so angry at the willful ignorance of all the officers and law enforcement agencies involved.

I solved the crime who was stealing my yogurt. It was my husband. He was sentenced to 1 week of dishes.

@gabrielnunez2427

Жыл бұрын

Weak he got off easy

@kriscynical

Ай бұрын

Well... to be fair, yogurt theft _is_ a misdemeanor. Now if it had been leftovers grand theft takeout? That's another story. ​@@gabrielnunez2427

Marty Tankleff was also wrongly convicted of murder but is now paying it forward and helping others wrongfully convicted.

@Missingonesmatter

Жыл бұрын

Came here to say that! 🤗

A 12 year old girl solved a case is I bit humiliating to the police

It’s so upsetting that those cat lovers warned the police about the guy who killed Jun Li long before it happened, if the cops listened and did something sooner then Jun Li would probably still be around.. But no they just ignored the warnings of this obvious monster..

Incredible, as a fan of a detective cant help but be at awe by what these great folks accomplished.

I hope that little girl who bested the cops became a detective.

19:32 Fun but tragic fact about McNamara; She was married to actor comedian Patton Oswalt. He talks about her passing in one of his specials.

@malcontent7

Жыл бұрын

@wynn1587 He did move fast, I don’t deny that, but if you watch the special I mentioned, you can really see the pain it caused him and their daughter.

A few years ago, a gaming nerd solved a crime using the internet. Meanwhile, I see cops just sitting on the side of the road, day after day, week after week, month after month, trying to line their pockets by giving out speeding tickets.

@WiLDCHiLD.

Жыл бұрын

Traffic cops don't investigate crimes like murder, though. That's like saying a dentist can operate on your brain just because they went to medical school. But I agree that investigators can be lazy, incompetent, and/or just racist. #16 is an example of that.

@user-hu8fn2jp5v

Жыл бұрын

Look at this dumb ass comment. Normal Cops don't solve crimes idiot, detectives do and most departments only have a handful of them and a mountain of cases.

@christineparis5607

Жыл бұрын

I hear you! I know we need all different officers, but it is frustrating!

Imagine staying thousands of kilomètres away and still being successful in catching a psychopath over the Internet. Celia Blake is truly a badass.

I don't understand how someone can go on not being identified especially when sketches and photos are put out about them. Don't their families/friends say "hey, it's been a while since I've seen or heard from X , let me look into that" ? Not even reported missing or anything.

I'm sitting here watching and all the sudden I hear the name of the town I've lived in most my life, Fulton NY. I have never heard of Carolee Ashby, that's crazy. Sad she and her family never got justice 😢

@LolaMoon05

Жыл бұрын

My dad grew up in Fulton and was only a year older than Carolee. I'll have to ask him and my grandparents if they remember this case.

Miss Maple? She should have a series of books named after her.

The podcast your own backyard, helped catch the killer of Ca -State University student Kristin Smart. Great podcasts if you haven't listened

This proves how lazy authorities are and quite frankly are just getting a check for basically doing nothing at all.i feel like if crimes are solved by citizens they should be paid for it and the pay should come out of the salary of whoever was assigned the case.

#14 isn't a sick twist of fate, its called Karma!!! You kill an innocent baby- dont expect to go gracefully, you'll get it back tenfold!!!

@NadiaGirl1

Ай бұрын

Oh yeah the lady name was carol then she had almost the same age if the victim was alive

Anybody can solve a crime, you just have to be both smart and creative about it, also have lots of true determination and passion about it.

I feel bad for all the innocent victims! Shame on the kidnappers and killers! What happened to these victims were scary! It's great how there are normal people solving cold cases. It's surprising how a little kid solved one! I'm familiar with the 72-year old. I learned about that guy from other videos. God bless the innocent victims!🙏 The animals, too. I liked the lady's bangs in the thumbnail!

I wonder if everyone had a power to solve every crime in the world

@christineparis5607

Жыл бұрын

YES! That's why Agatha Christie's novels were so beloved! She used the most under the radar, average persons to solve "unsolvable" crimes.

I once solved one crime. A guy from the dark side site Deviantart made some inappropriate actions until the end of 2017. Got arrested and his Deviantart ID and profile were then terminated and never returned

Not only did the man that hit Ashby get hit by his own drunk driver, but he did so at a baseball game protecting other kids from getting hurt by the lady and I think that's in important detail.

don't f**** with cats is the best true crime serie on netflix.

I think they should put cold cases online with all the evidence and see if the public can help

@misseselise3864

Жыл бұрын

they do…

@emzybenzey

Жыл бұрын

@@misseselise3864 where is this? I can only find the fictional cases for people to solve 🤣

This is great! Well done to all of them! Fantastic! I love cop shows,detective shows,investigations. Well done for them!

These Civilians Are Heroes

How is the “Grateful Doe” case a crime? The only information provided in this video about what happened to him and the driver of the car was that they were in a wreck. What made it a crime?

I knew Luka would be #1. That documentary was crazy!

@Victoriaistalented

Жыл бұрын

Right!!

It wasn't a huge deal but I once solved a case in a roomful of people by using the 'first smelled, first dealt' approach.

@ChubbyChecker182

Жыл бұрын

And whoever supplies it denies it

5 years after confessing to the hit and run of the girl, the guy who kinda got off scott free was killed in a hit and run? I aint saying Karma's a bitchin driver but..

Determination can achieve so much. Don’t give up worthwhile endeavors!!

6 months for killing a person 😕

"normal" people? as if to say people who investigate crimes aren't normal? just say civilians. also statue of limitations is the stupidest thing ever. crime doesn't "go away" or lose its meaning just because few fears have passed. you still killed/robbed/whatever someone no matter how old you are and there are consequences for your actions, especially if you admit to the crime.

Imagine having 27 years of your life taken away despite having 8 fucking witnesses there to validate you couldn't have done the crime AND a guy who had already admitted to the crime. If that isn't institutional racism I don't know what is.

@jonmel

Жыл бұрын

It’s exactly why you don’t have the death penalty

@LETMino85

Жыл бұрын

@@jonmel Exactly! It's insanity to allow a death penalty on biased desicions. And humans are always biased. Apart from the ethical aspect of course.

I needed the one about Jun Lin to be number 1 and I’m glad it was. I had watched the documentary series when it first came out and it grasped my attention. It is one of my favorite cases. Because of how it was solved.

Imagine....instead of just saying " I want to break up", you kill the fool.

Sheriff Grady Judd! 💙🚔

Is that the Polk county sheriff guy? Dues hilarious!

I didn't think you could pawn furniture. Crazy she figured it all out. 👏👏👏👏

@MsMaxine306

11 ай бұрын

Please, oh yes you can!!

Larry Groves, from Indiana was also an antique dealer who was murdered in his home in Indiana in 2003. 🤔

Little reminder law enforcement officers are normal people too they just get treated like they aren’t.

Wish such crimes never happen :)

My band teacher from highschool like 14 years ago was killed in a hit and run. This kind of gives me hope theyll figure this out.

@NadiaGirl1

Ай бұрын

It does sooner or later the truth comes out regardless of the time

The Magnotta case was nuts. I remember the initial crime and the measurements put in place for the mail and security for governments. But until i saw the documentary Don't f*ck with cats i didn't know all the background that had gone on prior the murder and how preventable it was.

I think the best example of internet sleuths solving a murder is the case of Jun Lin & Luka Magnotta. Don’t f*** with cats.

If Murder, she wrote (or some of Agatha Christies works) were a series of real events, this list sure would look different.

What an awesome video

Am I missing something with the guy who ran over the little girl? They said they couldn't charge him because the statute of limitations was up, but there is no statute of limitations on vehicular manslaughter.

@misseselise3864

Жыл бұрын

7:58 “…will not be in court since the statute of limitations on MOST charges has long expired” but i do agree that it’s a bullshit reason. he still killed someone whether it be 6 minutes ago or 6 decades ago. not charging him just shows ppl they can get away with shit

@bethgagliardi4983

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if they were trying to charge him with negligent homicide. I’m not sure what the statute of limitations is on that. Or what the law was when the actual murder happened. It was some fate with him getting killed by a hit and run driver. It’s like Miranda’s killer getting off because they didn’t read him his Miranda rights.

Awesome vid

I wish the internet would solve my brothers murder. My brother Tony Zakrzewski was murdered in Alma, AR. The murder, the case and all was mishandled.

@kenya1067

Жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry for your loss.

@andrewzakrzewski2770

Жыл бұрын

@kenya1067 thank you for that, I truly appreciate it

@gannicusfinch7068

8 ай бұрын

I found his missing persons page. What are your thoughts as to what happened?

@andrewzakrzewski2770

8 ай бұрын

@@gannicusfinch7068 he was killed over drugs. He was made an example of

@gannicusfinch7068

8 ай бұрын

@@andrewzakrzewski2770 Very sorry to hear that. I hope you and your family finds justice.

CrimeMojo

Jessica Maple and the Burglars sounds like a hot indie band

the fact that the young woman who solved the robbery is literally named "Miss Maple" just missing an r there, eh?

The Luka case... Aren't those the same sleuths that doxxed the hell out an innocent person to the point where he killed himself?

@misseselise3864

Жыл бұрын

no. they were ppl with the same goal but there was no connection between the doxxers and the actual sleuths

@MrAjking808

4 ай бұрын

@@misseselise3864yes they did

Fourth COMMENT I'M EARLY ASFLIP 😂. Exactly why I watch Forensic Files Season every night so I can be Detective Columbo low key

@Reaperguy67

Жыл бұрын

Guess what.your comment number does not matter since you never get anything at all. By the way. You weren't even 4th.

@jimbo9208

Жыл бұрын

no one cares

@mrrockets32

Жыл бұрын

@@jimbo9208 if you didn’t why comment ? Sherlock

@Reaperguy67

Жыл бұрын

@@mrrockets32 look. It's literally pointless to even care about what number comment you are when you never get anything for it.

@BlackHatCinephile

Жыл бұрын

Fifth🎖

Do Top 100 celebrities that both sing & act of all time with contenders like Lady Gaga Whitney Houston Jennifer Lopez Dolly Parton Elvis Presley Frank Sinatra Bing Crosby Ice Cube Tupac Shakur Eminem Snoop Dogg Jamie Foxx Paul McCartney Phil Collins Zendaya Hailee Steinfeld Childish Gambino And many more to 100

This brings back my love for Nancy Drew

Years ago someone I thought was my friend broke into my mom's house stoled my PlayStation 3 and PSP. In try to sell them at a pawn shop.

Thank For The Video 🙊🤯💗😍🌟💛🥇🏆

I wonder…do the police not have the funds / manpower to do their jobs or do they just don’t care about solving a damn thing?

There are so many true crime fans that are very capable of helping the police if they would only let us. I know there are people that troll the police and give fake leads but there are 1000% more that want to help and are great at looking at things in a different light where with cases it’s probably east to get tunnel vision. Let us help you help the victims and their families we don’t want rewards or fame we want to catch the bad people that do these things. Women are great sleuths and we always can find info on anything not that men can but if you put a clip or mention a incident we will find who you need

THESE NORMAL PEOPLE ARE THE REAL LIFE SHERLOCK HOLMES THAT DESERVES MORE RECOGNITION WHO HELPED POLICE OFFICERS TO SOLVE SOME CRIMINAL CASES IN ORDER TO TRACK DOWN THE CULPRITS, KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK & THANK YOU! 👪👮🚨🚔👏

@TalentscountHiresLLC

8 ай бұрын

Why are you screaming?

RIP Angels AMEN Philadelphia USA 🇺🇲☦️🙏😇❤️

Interesting

8:07 I think we have different interpretations of “sick twist of fate.”

I'm a Buffalo native. How did I not know about Valentino Dixon?!

I love that cop at 16:38. He's cool as anything. That little 12-year-old girl should be a professional! All these people are the best. Also, imagine a person able to smile and be sociable after killing a man over his own money then burying him under a concrete slab. Disgusting.

The woman in #20 didn’t actually solve anything & she’s been riding that to make money. She just like the police thought it was someone else & the reason she wanted to become a PI was to put that man in prison. She was stuck on him just like the police were & was surprised when the DNA didn’t come back to him. If she had investigated & had the real killer as a possible suspect then that would be one thing but she didn’t so I can’t count that one.

sometimes the law needs help from someone outside the system

My sister went to school with Doug Parkhurst’s grandson and the woman who killed him worked with my brother in law. When he died it was big news in our small town

can we get a video of crimes solved by abnormal people?😂

It's sad when it's so simple but the police don't do anything. Example Yaakov German checked cctv police should have done that

Valentino Dixon's conviction is absolutely absurd.

One of the stores is pretty messed up sense big majority of my mom's family is from Mississippi

Man commits a hit and run, then karma comes to him 55 years later.

I went to a Jessica Maples and the Burglars concert back in 2016. It was mid.

Kristen smart. Look into it a podcast helped bring her killer to justice

#16 sure sounds like a band name

Saw her best friends ghost 🙄

List: criminals who failed... Ex. When ppl choose to own manual vehicles and the criminals can't flew the scene after carjacking

The only case I ever solved was, which one of my cats killed the mice I found in my yard 😂

@karynwells4934

Жыл бұрын

Which one did it?

@bettyjames4155

Жыл бұрын

@@karynwells4934 My female. 🤣

Have watched the doc Don’t F**k with cats - it’s very good!

I solved the mystery of the missing cookie from the cookie jar.

@MrJayKay11

3 ай бұрын

who took the cookie from the cookie jar?

I solved the case of who ate Dad's last cookie. All of my kids denied it but after much investigating, it turns out it was me. I had just forgotten I had done it.

I'm sorry but why would you let a strange man in your home?

14...... parker haven't run over "randomly". they made justice...

Ed O’Neil could play DeAngelo in a biopic

Normal people? 😂 How about just say regular people.

@smirkyopossum90210

Жыл бұрын

I’d just say ordinary people

@jimbo9208

Жыл бұрын

same thing

@user-hu8fn2jp5v

Жыл бұрын

I'd say. Non specialized people

@gabrielnunez2427

Жыл бұрын

You understood no

@daviduhr4941

Жыл бұрын

Civilians

Grateful Buck?