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@FavSneaker500

Жыл бұрын

Idk you ask me girl.

@kyero8724

Жыл бұрын

Too scared to put that black man that went around murdering people because his GF left him huh? I see your bias.

@ballsdeep6548

Жыл бұрын

What bout Mendez Bros??

@williamsummerson1204

Жыл бұрын

​@@kyero8724you talking about the dc sniper?

@williamsummerson1204

Жыл бұрын

Maybe they will do a part 2. For those who are pissed that some didn't make the list.

give us a crimeMojo

@jimbo9208

Жыл бұрын

why they have enough channels already

@DontCome2LA

9 ай бұрын

No

@aSTROnomical_8

7 ай бұрын

A channel I didn’t know i needed

@Shebeast3

7 ай бұрын

would be good

@kierrawilliams3320

7 ай бұрын

Go head & trademark that lol

As a Brit - thank you for highlighting James Bulger’s murder. We have never forgotten that little boy ❤️

@christianfranz2686

Жыл бұрын

We researched the James Bulger case in class recently and it stuck with me for a few weeks after we moved on farther in the unit

@eli3568

Жыл бұрын

I know they were just kids too, but those boys should have gotten a much harsher punishment. It's simply a matter of justice.

@unowen9668

Жыл бұрын

No one could forget him.

@magicalpasta5462

Жыл бұрын

The movie Mikey made around that time was banned for the crime

@hypefinn

Жыл бұрын

As a fellow Brit I don’t think anyone will ever forget about what those boys did to him.

I'm from Arkansas and I remember the madness around the West Memphis Three. It scares me to think they were convicted while the real killer is still at large.

@jenniferbyerly-farrell9026

Жыл бұрын

I'm from West Memphis. It was a really messed up time! I was 13.

@homersimpsonsfatguyhat9541

Жыл бұрын

I'm from Arkans as well, I was 11 when it happened. There's no way the state of Arkansas would release anyone they truly believed had brutally murdered three little boys.

@EDsavant

Жыл бұрын

They didn't say anything about the Satanic Panick was a big part of the false convictions.

@MichaelLovely-mr6oh

11 ай бұрын

To be honest the West Memphis Three case is a modern day version of the Salem Witch Trials in Massachusetts back in 1692. Both are examples of what can happen if religious extremism can affect the legal system.

@Moosina

10 ай бұрын

Everyone knows it was Terry Hobbs now

I'm in my 40s now. I remember watching all these crimes and events unfold on tv. Sadly, nothing shocks me anymore.

@ohwell94

Жыл бұрын

ikr?😢

@theseifexperience6863

Жыл бұрын

Shouldn’t have been shocked in the first place. This wasn’t the first time a lot of these crimes have gone down in America

@rosemmagutierrez1386

Жыл бұрын

True Crime will always be. It's a Normee Phenomenon that's been around before I was born, been around while I was growing up and still happening now after 10 Years Later after I Graduated Highschool. And True Crime will still happen God be Willing when I become a old person. There'll never be a end to this Normee Phenomenon. It's just is what it is in this Normee 3D World. Five years from now, we'll be hearing more True Crime Cases and Gun Violence Mass Shootings.

@jillgross6232

10 ай бұрын

That is sad. 😢 You shouldn't feel that way. All of these crimes, except Nancy Kerrigan's were absolutely tragedies that changed the country. I hope you find it in your heart to still find positivity. I personally can understand. I'm old enough to be your Mom. I had two kids of my own in college at the time. I always was on edge. Even my 5 younger ones made me worry constantly. I was glad when they all finished school. We even home scooled our last one at home, he's 29, Autistic and will be scooled at home for any college he does. I had forgotten how tragic the 1990's were until I saw this video. It certainly hasn't gotten better! There's a school shooting about once a week if not more. I believe in the second amendment, but we must get school shootings under control. Our kids deserve our best effort, even if it means extremely tough gun laws. I want a ban on all assault weapons! If you don't willing to give back your weapon than you spend time in jail and we confiscate your weapon anyway The government should buy back these weapons of mass destruction. That way people won't be at a financial loss. Anything to take them off the street or in homes.

@dankocooper5210

10 ай бұрын

@@jillgross6232 Despite all that I see in the world, I remain positive. It's just that I've become sort of dull to events like this. I'm from a small town with a population of a little more than 30, 000 and over the last few years it's become very violent. It's like a shooting every other day. Still I have hope in Jesus and pray and hope that in all this sadness, that there will still be joy.

Rest in peace to those that passed away.

This list gave me chills and brought back a lot of memories. I was a teenager in the 90s and remember most of these cases. I was living in Arizona when Mathew Shepard was murdered. The details haunt me to this day.

@jillgross6232

10 ай бұрын

This case scared me to death. I had two college students going to college. It terrified me as a parent. I also had 5 younger kids. A few of them decided college wasn't worth it. They've now gotten their degrees as adults. 😊 Mathew was a kind, quiet guy. These disgusting cowards killed him because he was gay, even though they now say it's not true. Their lying. manipulative, disgusting. foul minds should be on death row. Execution is all they are worth. RIP Mathew. You are greatly missed by all who loved you and by most of the country. We still morn your loss. There really know words to explain the deep grief that the country felt when your life was so viciously taken. Our ❤❤❤ for you is eternal!

@richardhoehn9922

8 ай бұрын

In 2012, I took an Introductory Acting class at my local community college. Part of the coursework involved memorizing and performing a monologue, and I picked one that was part of The Laramie Project, about the Matthew Shepard case. This project inspired me to learn more about his life and this tragic case.

@Shebeast3

7 ай бұрын

​@@jillgross6232👏👏👏👏🙏

@brettwilson9913

6 ай бұрын

Hahahaha I was living in south Phoenix during these years and am same age

@aprilgosa5779

6 ай бұрын

of course they are lying @@jillgross6232

Those kids should never have been let out in society. Don't care about the age of the kids, some people are just evil.

@peytonwestlake9181

Жыл бұрын

if youre talking about the teens, they were innocent. look into it fully.

@johnboi6916

Жыл бұрын

Can't believe the one busted with CP should have been charged and sentenced to each possession charge to be served concurrent is it??? The one where he has to do each sentence then the next and so on til he gets a lifetime behind bars bc what they did to that lil baby... The torture... lack of remorse and they got away with it ffs

@VampiraVonGhoulscout

Жыл бұрын

​@@peytonwestlake9181 no no, they mean Venables, mate.

@justapeacefulmanwhosbornin7291

Жыл бұрын

Note to self: Never trust underdeveloped children and adolescents turned criminals in several different countries.

@justamy7738

Жыл бұрын

That is one of the two (Emmett Till) murders that makes my heart sink. That poor little boy.

The 90s were bizarre when it came to crime (every decade has its decadence, I guess). I still remember watching the OJ car chase on TV's while shopping in a mall saying "OJ Simpson from The Naked Gun movies? No way!" Weird times...

Top 20 Worst Things That Happened To Robert Freeman (The Boondocks)

@yungkidnf

Жыл бұрын

#1. The Kung-fu ninja wolf bitch

@rymilexum8408

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 That could be a part 1 and 2

@TheMILVSCR

Жыл бұрын

Also, the top 10 most racist things Uncle Ruckus (no relation) has done/said

@edpadilla9402

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMILVSCR yeah I Like That

@gloria88246

11 ай бұрын

lol 😂😂😂😂💯

Here's a dishonorable mention: Thurston Highschool Shooting, Oregon 1998 15 year old Kipland Kinkel murdered his parents at home, then drove to his school and killed 2 students and injured other 25.

@justapeacefulmanwhosbornin7291

Жыл бұрын

Kipland Kinkel. 15-YEARS-OLD. Murdered all 4 people, including his biological parents. Such a sadistic, disgusting human being.

I remember Matthew Shepard's murder! 😢😢😢 that one was especially haunting. To think people could kill someone because they are different!! That boy will never be forgotten!! 😢

Selena’s death is the saddest she had a promising career the whole world loved her and it was all taken away all because one person couldn’t handle being fired

@margaret91

Жыл бұрын

Ikr 😭

@timdatanuki2375

11 ай бұрын

I’m not for vigilante justice against killers But….

I remember all of them. But the “worst” one for me is the Oklahoma bombing. That happened on my 15th birthday(yes the siege in Waco happened on my 13th and the columbine shooting happened 1 day after my 19th). I remember going to the store with my dad just staring at the tvs because neither one of us knew what was going on…that was rough…especially the kids…😢

@eveledbetter3329

11 ай бұрын

I remember aswell. I am actually from OKC. I was in the first grade at the time. My school wasn't too close to the site, but close enough for windows to get busted and suffer some damage. It was the Scholastic Book Fair. We were all so confused. We didn't know what happened until we got home.

@quinnmiller9718

21 күн бұрын

I wrote a paper on Timothy McVeigh. Is back story is interesting.

I’ve read a lot of news stories about crimes in the 1990s, but the trial of OJ Simpson is the one I have seen the most stories about

@RapFanatic4ever

Жыл бұрын

I remember seeing that on the news

@liliaalvarado7040

Ай бұрын

It was a powder keg waiting to go off. I remember everyone in LA was thinking that if OJ came out at guilty, there would again be riot on the streets. The day the verdict was supposed to be read? The streets were empty in South Central LA. Everyone was glued to the tv and waiting to see what would happen.

WOW. Im surprised the whole Mary Kay Letourneau case isn't on this list!! I actually went to the same primary school she taught at😐. I remember seeing her in school. She was a teacher, but I was in a different class. Then I went to the same HS with Buddah, but he was older. When all that shit went down, I was still young, but I definitely understood the magnitude of the case and how it was going to affect the educational system and that student/teacher dynamic from then on.

@rosemmagutierrez1386

Жыл бұрын

I've never heard of that crime before. What exactly happened?

@shaquitabennett3107

Жыл бұрын

​@@rosemmagutierrez1386she was sleeping with an underage male student. She also got pregnant by him.

@eveledbetter3329

11 ай бұрын

Yes! That case was insane. I am also surprised it didn't get a mention.

@clarissapullen6718

6 ай бұрын

Let me guess- she is a rapist?

@matthewcrome5835

26 күн бұрын

@@shaquitabennett3107 He was 12 years old when their "relationship" started, and they had 2 kids together and stayed together until Letourneau died (a few years ago). The movie May December is based on their story. Basically the world eventually realized that women can be predators too.

Please give us a part 2! You covered so much but maybe you can throw in Menendez brothers for the second one

@kurtbush5096

Жыл бұрын

This technically is the part 2. They did a top 10 on this lists previously (spoiler alert, it’s the last 10 in this video)

@shaycooks4303

Жыл бұрын

@@kurtbush5096 ah, got you. Thank you!

@loriellajames6978

11 ай бұрын

I wish the Menendez brothers would just left home and ran to another country.

@MichaelLovely-mr6oh

11 ай бұрын

The Menendez brothers are ineligible because the murders of their parents took place in 1989.

@eveledbetter3329

11 ай бұрын

I think they left the Menendez brothers off because the crime was technically in late 1989...

Its crazy how we still haven't learned nothing from Columbine with all these shootings as of late. Something needs to change some how.

@JamesDavy2009

Жыл бұрын

Good luck-the NRA heads and 2A won't allow any actual gun reform.

@hydrangeas_lover

5 ай бұрын

Not a thing unfortunately

@udntknomeXX

4 ай бұрын

Nope just more "thoughts & prayers" unfortunately

@rk-kb5rw

Ай бұрын

America love their guns more than they do their people. After Sandy Hook happened, I knew nothing would ever change. If the slaughter of little children doesn't change anything, then nothing will.

@SmedlyButler-cq5iq

24 күн бұрын

Idiotic comment

The murder of Derrick Joseph Robie is perhaps one of the most shocking crimes of the 90s

@rosemmagutierrez1386

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. I forgot about that crime actually. I stayed away from Kool Aid for a while after first hearing about that crime.

I'm so glad I was a kid in the 90's. I didn't have to know about any of these things. The only things I had to worry about was how the Power Rangers would beat the monster and how Ash would beat Team Rocket

@jaclynsanture6643

Жыл бұрын

My older sister by three years, I and my younger brother and now sil were 90s kids too

@margaret91

Жыл бұрын

I was a small child myself but I somehow remember ALL of these crimes that happened 😭

I very sadly remember these horrific events. Eric Robert Rudolph was caught in 2003. May 31st to be exact while rummaging through a dumpster in North Carolina. A police officer suspected a burglary and investigated it. They eventually found out who he was and he is serving life without parole in a federal prison.

@robbieoneil5945

7 ай бұрын

Some might say that he's got exactly what he deserves, but the way I see it, it looks like he's come up in the world then & been handsomely rewarded, he doesn't have to worry about rummaging through dumpsters anymore, instead he's got shelter, a bed, 3 good square meals a day & all the free medical treatment he'll ever need & he'll never have to make another decision for himself ever again for the rest of his life & all of it paid for by the taxpayers, not a bad perk when You come to think about it eh?

@seanbriankirby7646

7 ай бұрын

Bet you they'll never cover him getting an abortion, though.

Martin Bryant, Port Arthur Massacre is the big one for me. Growing up in the 90's and Australia, this was very confronting.

@suzyfarnham3165

3 ай бұрын

AND Australia reacted. We tightened gun laws and prohibited some guns. Even though we have as many guns again...they are tightly controlled and he have not had a stranger on stranger 'MASS MURDER' since Port Arthur. 27 years. THAT happens when you are proactive about gun control. Something America will NEVER understand. We will just continue to watch kids murdered at their desks...and America does..................NOTHING. Same as they ALWAYS do. Thoughts and Prayers.... now they FORCE women to have babies but do NOTHING when those babies have their faces blown away wit an AR15? Stupid humans 😢😢😢😢💔💔

The 90s were a crazy time damn

@cocoaorange1

Жыл бұрын

I was a young adult in my 20's where did time go!

I still watch Newsradio to this day. Sleep well Mr. Hartman...smile.

@user-sq4tm3oq7w

5 күн бұрын

I remember the murder of jonbenet , honestly the more time that goes on I personally think her brother did it by accident and it was covered up

@yoshistar0708

2 күн бұрын

Rip troy McClure

Paul Bernardo & Karla Homolka should be on this list

@Itsmytest

Ай бұрын

Was looking for this comment.

I took a class at the Genesee Career Institute in Flint, Michigan, and my instructor told us about the Rodney King incident and the OK Simpson trial. Rodney King was mentioned while we were learning about proper use of force. During a unit on the subject of evidence in court, we also learned about the OJ Simpson trial, and how it was the result of shoddy handling of evidence.

@seanbriankirby7646

7 ай бұрын

Did you happen to see the full Rodney King video?

@botdfbvb

Ай бұрын

​@@seanbriankirby7646 I think it was an example of excessive force, not an example of appropriate force.

This list brought more emotion than I expected

@WatchMojo

Жыл бұрын

You did not cover the murder of James Byrd, who murder was just as shocking as Matthew Shepard.His murder was also considered a hate crime.😐

RIP Phil Hartmann. I still remember Jay Leno's remembrance speech on the tonight show.

The Columbine shooting was by far the worst crime of the 90's. I graduated the same year that happened.

Very interesting lists.

@BlackHatCinephile

Жыл бұрын

🏵

My dad was a junior at Baylor University in ‘93, and he’s said that he remembers watching everything unfold during the Waco siege in his apartment

@Shebeast3

7 ай бұрын

uffft

I remember reading about Andy Dick bragging about getting Brynn Hartman back on cocaine. Jon Lovitz was a close friend of Hartman and went on to deck Dick.

@mattalan6618

10 ай бұрын

good for Lovitz

I just watched a Columbine documentary, it was gut wrenching 😢

@jcfreak4ever1

11 ай бұрын

That's the major '90's crime I remember the most; hit me pretty hard even though I was just a kid then...

@walterpetersen776

7 ай бұрын

It was a lot worse with fire alarms blaring and flashing lights kids were jumping out of cabinets desks and cops couldn't do much and county clockman went there to reset the alarms looked like a war zone with body parts blood And bullet holes.

So James Bryd Jr's murder doesn't get talked about..... the next video you guys do on this topic please talk about his death because it was horrible

@tuesday225

7 ай бұрын

No Susan Smith either

@ssaliormoon15

7 ай бұрын

@tuesday225 yeah that's was crazy too she can stay where she's at

@scoop973

4 ай бұрын

My thoughts exactly...they mentioned the act that includes his name but not the murder?!?

@alexandrazisk7091

4 ай бұрын

I learned recently that James Byrd Jr. was the first cousin of Rodney King's wife. Interesting and sad how those things are connected

Thank you for this video, I’ve always been fascinated with crime stories since I was 13, but only watching documentaries, crime shows, and that’s about it.

The murder of Matthew Shepard is the case I remember most. Tragic and horrible how hateful and ignorant some people can be, to commit this terrible crime. Violence and bigotry is never the answer. Matthew's memory will live on. Love is love.🏳‍🌈

@guessundheit6494

Жыл бұрын

Shepard's death changed public attitudes as much as the Freedom Summer murders in 1964. People started to realize hateful rhetoric and intolerance lead to murder. Too bad rightwingnut fascists are spewing the same rhetoric against Trans people now, and the public says "who cares?" as the number of Trans people murdered increases every year.

@Shebeast3

7 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤❤

Interestingly, Tonya Harding appeared as a recruit on Worst Cooks in America Celebrity Edition a few years ago (and she won).

@JamesDavy2009

Жыл бұрын

Probably the only contest she won. She came 8th when Nancy Kerrigan won the silver.

JonBenet Ramsey will never be forgotten. Shame on the Ramseys.

@jaclynsanture6643

Жыл бұрын

Yes, Somewhow her family killed that little girl, I think the older brother or mom was jeolous and they covered it up

@SombraCheeks

10 ай бұрын

@@michaeledwards5316 im just saying Patsy def wrote that note

@indichic29

9 ай бұрын

​@jaclynsanture6643 I've met the brother, he stayed at the hotel I work at, he was very weird/creepy

@AdamOBrien29

9 ай бұрын

There's a very good video on that case on the Casual Criminalist

@aprilgosa5779

6 ай бұрын

the Ramsey family was cleared by DNA in 2008 there was unknown male DNA did not belong to a family member or friend of the family but go ahead blame a dead woman and a father still looking for answers . There was even this guy who is in Prison now a known pedo who says he did it and his friend called the Boulder Police 2 days after the murder to report that a friend of his had confessed to the murder of Jonbenet I do not know if he was the one but it got ignored they were so hell bent on framing the family even the 8 year old brother that girl was not beaten with no toy or hairbrush her little skull was split in 2 like a coconut and that is not even what killed her she was garotted as for it being being the mother's paint brush that happens more often than people think killers use weapons they find in the home his intent may not originally have been to kill her but he had to get rid of her as a witness it was likely a seasoned sex offender pervert who was stalking her and stalking the house and when they were out that night at the Christmas Party he creeped into the house hid in the basement he had plenty of time to write that long rambling note and he waited for them to come home and then to go to bed and he struck he sexuallly assaulted her and somehow fractured her little skull maybe in a struggle maybe she tried to fight or cry out and he hit her with the flashlight or whatever and then he realized that had not killed her so he fashioned the garotte and put it around her little neck and squeezed or somehow applied enough force to end her life . the parents did not do this and no the brother did not kill her with no damn toy you people are deluded this child was brutalized and it was done by a hardened criminal predator not a kid who adored his sister and not her mother with no prior history of abusing the girl in a rage over the girl wetting the bed that is freaking ridiculous but those are 2 theories the Boulder PD threw at the wall to see which would stick neither did spoiler alert I just thank god there are actual smart people working on the case still

I met Jason Baldwin a few years ago. You would think that after spending 18 years in prison for a crime they never committed that he would come out angry and violent. But he is the exact opposite. He is kind, gracious, and as friendly as can be. He's just an extremely sweet man. One of the best I have ever met.

@jaclynsanture6643

Жыл бұрын

Prison and with God's help

@marklinder1798

Жыл бұрын

@@jaclynsanture6643 Why bring god into this, it's pretty petty to believe god would allow three boys to go to prison on flimsy what ifs and profiling of someone in the pagan community then coerced a confession from a mentally disabled boy.....I always get confused with belief your god allows what happened but by "his grace" he got through......seems like a moronic ideal to me. They got out because they were innocent, and everyone outside of arkansas knew it.......not by gods help.

@ujmm

3 ай бұрын

Why are you so sure he is innocent? I'm personally glad he's out as it is not 100% sure that he is guilty, but the type of laces that should have been on his boots were used to tie one of the kids. And his boots did not have the original laces when confiscated. He also failed the polygraph test. We also know that Jessie Misskelley on May6.(the day after the murders) Showed up at a friend's (buddy Lucas) home and insisted that he should be the new owner of his muddy Adidas tennis shoes, which is a really strange thing to insist on, and one hell of a timing. Then add that Deanna Holcomb(Damiens Ex) already in 1992(before the murders) started to alert people that Damien had voiced a plan to kill kids. Something she later confirmed in talks with the police. Most likely they were guilty of course, but I don't think they should get life in prison when it can not be proven.

@ujmm

3 ай бұрын

@@marklinder1798 Most likely they were guilty sir, and anyone bothering to go through the totality of evidence instead of just watching a very bad documentary series knows that. I'm glad they are out though, as its still not 100% sure that they did it. Let's go through a very small amount of stuff that was not mentioned in any documentaries/articles: -On May 6, 1993( the day after the murders) Jessie Misskelley out of the blue insisted that his friend(Buddy Lucas) should be the new owner of his muddy Adidas tennis shoes. That is a very strange thing to insist, and one hell of a timing. -One of the laces used to tie the boys belonged to an adult-size boot. It is the same type of laces that should have been on Jason Baldwin's boots. Jason's boots did not have the original laces on them when confiscated. -Deanna Holcomb(Damien's ex-GF) Already in 1992(before the murders) alerted people that Damien had a plan to kill kids. She confirmed this in an interview with the police on May 11, 1993. It can be found on the Callahan site.

@Jennifer-jt9cb

3 ай бұрын

​@@ujmm They recanted those statements, and admitted they were coerced into making them. The laces part, was never reported, nor was the idea that Jessee Miskelley tried to hide his boots. Damien? You're pulling that one out of your ass. Also you're choosing to omit the fact that the night of the murders a black man covered in mud and blood went into the women's room at Bojangles and was in there for a long time. Over an hour. Once he left, when staff went in there, there were paper towels everywhere and the walls were covered with the blood and mud he had come in covered with. The "evidence" used at trial was circumstantial at best. Also witnesses that could prove beyond any kind of doubt that the 3 were innocent were suppressed and forbidden from testifying. Jason's lawyer told him to put his head down and keep it down the entire trial. The idiot claiming that Damien took one of the boys testicles and played with them in his mouth is a known liar, and has done time himself, which included charges for things like perjury, and false reports. The town was screaming for blood, so they picked the first three that stood out a bit. They wore black clothing and listened to Metallica. That was enough for a conviction. Also, Jason and Damien had *NEVER EVER MET JESSEE.* And I bet you didn't know that one of the boys absolutely loves Jason like her own now did you?

The West Memphis 3 are innocent and those who think they are guilty have absolutely no idea what they are talking about

Great job

Sadly, i remember every one of these events. Tragedy atop tragedy and we are seeing even more crime than ever since 2001.

@JamesDavy2009

Жыл бұрын

Ever since 9/11 Islamophobia was rife in what I like to call the Crescent Scare; akin to the Red Scares during the 20th Century.

This is a fresh idea for a top list! - well done !

Danke!we have a Long Weekend in Austria! Im binge watching! Thanks for sharing

@WatchMojo

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for your support! It's truly appreciated:)

@WatchMojo

Жыл бұрын

Only a passing mention of the James Byrd Jr lynching

Excellent very researched List.😍😰😰😰😰

I remember all of this stuff, I was a teenager. Looking back it seems like the 90s were volatile.

@JamesDavy2009

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. There was a Gulf War going on in Iraq and a large economic recession that started at the same time. In the business scene there was a console war between SEGA and Nintendo that the AVGN referred to as the Bit Wars with other companies trying to get in on the action from Panasonic to Atari.

OJ was guilty af

@jimbo9208

Жыл бұрын

prove it

@jonathanmerrell6728

Жыл бұрын

​@@jimbo9208he was proved he was guilty but they couldn't charge him

I still to this day cannot get over the 1992 murder of Shanda Sharer... brutal case

@Artbyhurricanyounot

7 ай бұрын

That poor little girl 😭

@aprilgosa5779

6 ай бұрын

the worst part aside from the torture Shanda endured was after she was set on fire alive they thought she was dead she wasn't but after they set her on fire they all go to McDonalds for breakfast and order Pancakes and Sausage and their sausage was burned and this is the really sickening part they laughed at that burnt sausage and made jokes about how it looked like Shanda's body after they set her on fire such sadistic little bitches and that stupid Hope Rippey her mugshot still pisses me off she was grining from ear to ear ,

R.I.P. Selena

Thank you.

You’re missing the Dunblane and Port Arthur Massacres

@fourwingsweepa1705

Жыл бұрын

They only care about Yankee stuff

R.I.P. Phil Hartman.

“it’s good that school shootings are still shocking because that means they’re still rare.” a sentiment no longer true today.

@zionix15432

4 ай бұрын

they are, though.

@alexandrazisk7091

4 ай бұрын

They are rare, but not as rare as they ought to be

@Nola5427

3 ай бұрын

Rare?😅 🙄 Seems like there are school shootings in the USA enough!

@Nola5427

3 ай бұрын

They are not rare! 😅😪 The USA always has shootings and enough school shootings, i' d be shocked if they actually stopped!

I took forensics Senior and we studied the Versace crime scene. The craziest thing I have ever seen

Top 10 times WatchMojo talks about Jeffery dahmer

To those few who read this comment : Stay blessed, happy, healthy and most of all Stay DETERMINED May you all have a great day ahead 😊

@jimbo9208

Жыл бұрын

no one cares

@StanHalen1936

Жыл бұрын

Bot

We need you guys to create crimemojo because the amount of knowledge you have about true crime and other big headlines are amazingly accurate. 😉😮

I turned 13 in 1990 and graduated from College in 1999. This was like a rundown of my youth.

@mattalan6618

10 ай бұрын

OMG MINE 2

Rip to all for these horrific scenes 💔 🙏 thanks for remembering them

I already mentioned this in one of your previous videos on this time period, but I must once again gently remind you guys that Eric Rudolph was arrested in 2003, not 2013. They confirmed this detail in the CNN 90's docuseries, so maybe you can correct this chronoligical error for future reference. Other than that, I always enjoy consuming this content. For me personally, I read and learned about most of these scandals immediately overtime as a 90's kid. Fun Fact: The Waco Siege, Oklahoma City Bombing, & Columbine Mass Shooting each occured between April 19th & 20th, as some of the perpetrators witnessed the previous disaster, and in turned pre-meditated the next one, which I always found equally fascinating and unsettling.

I have heard of several of these events as an adult, I was too young to remember any of them when they happened as I was just a child and my parents mostly kept me away from the news media. I do remember Selena’s death because of the movie, it was played in our house as soon as it came out and well I knew her music too. I recently, more like a year or so ago, watched Richard Jewel the movie and to say that I was so pissed off with how they treated that man, I still get mad.

My mama had tickets to the Olympic event that got bomb in Atlanta. She didn't go because she was tired from work. She was a hotel manager so of course they were busy. If she had gone, I could've lost my mom at 3.

You mentioned "tabloid crimes" like Amy Fisher, Loerena Bobbitt, and Tonya Harding. But you left out stuff like the North Hollywood shootout, Ruby Ridge, and Colin Ferguson.

my mom was a first responder at the wtc bombing !! she said she can still smell it, it's crazy

I still remember the Katie Bears kidnapping by John Esposito . It was the first news story I heard . Also the Colombine shooting which was the first school shooting .

@jaclynsanture6643

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I remerber watching the news about Colombine High School, I was in jr high school at the time and got an eye opener and was sarced

@criminalmindsgirl2936

Жыл бұрын

I read last year that there was other high school shootings...one in 1992 and another in 1997. But somehow Columbine gets covered the most.

I remember Tupac and Biggie were murdered.

Yeah, and before Columbine, my mom said that if schools didn't do anything about bullying, school shootings would start. And that's what happened.

The 30 year attack of Nancy Kerrigan by Tonya Harding still haunting me. I hope that that nightmare is behind them.

I remember seeing the OJ Simpson trial on TV, for MONTHS straight, after kindergarten. Also remember the news breaking about the Oklahoma City bombing. Then in 2001 Timothy McVeigh being executed 3 months exactly before 9/11. I was sitting in class in 7th grade when that happened. I could go on. Reality is just so sad. RIP to all who lost their lives.

I’ve often felt my birthday is cursed. The Waco Siege happened on my 16th birthday and the Oklahoma City bombing happened on my 18th birthday. Columbine was the day after my 22nd birthday.

@jcfreak4ever1

11 ай бұрын

Holy crap... That's some crazy coincidence, crazy-unnerving, that is...

@dkroll92

9 ай бұрын

Hitler's birthday is the day after yours, too

@okielady73

9 ай бұрын

It's not a coincidence that the OKC bombing was on the same date as the end of the Waco siege. Timothy McVeigh plotted the bombing as revenge against the government for what happened in Waco and chose April 19th because of that.

@skylarfulton1314

3 ай бұрын

There’s another guy higher up that said the same (Waco on his 13th) and it’s interesting to see how it affects people of different ages who can truly understand what they’re living through and who understands what happened (or happening) when they get older. I’m sorry you seem to have such an unlucky day. I hope you yourself have nothing but positivity in life.

Amazing video Rebecca from watch mojo of infamous and notorious crimes of 90s history ever,fantastic job.

For me, one of the infamous crimes that shook my country at that time was the Port Arthur Massacre. That led to a ban on guns with certain professional exceptions.

The worst racist murder in Britain, 1993, of Steven Lawrence. That case was one of the biggest stories through the 90s and early 2000s. Surprised that wasn't on here.

The Mary Kay Letourneau case was pretty shocking for us in the Seattle area

The Matthew Shepard story literally made me sick to my stomach. I could feel his and his parent’s pain. I cant. The Bulger story too

Damn... a lot happened in the '90s

I get that when children commit murders that they won’t receive a full punishment but to hide their identities is just dumb. Giving them new names won’t change them

@dkroll92

9 ай бұрын

it's due to some sick sense of needing to protect them from vigilante reprisals. Funny how victims of crime don't get the same protection from the government, by comparison.

This was my childhood.

Columbine, Jonbenet and OJ. Those were the top three I remember from the 90s.

What about the Port Arthur massacre in Australia resulting in the deaths of 35 people and injuring 25 more. It resulted in the banning of certain guns something America hasn't seemingly got the guts to do. Tragic day in Australia.

@JamesDavy2009

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, guns are ingrained in the American culture.

If you do a part 2 of this list, you should include the attack on Monica seles.

Every time I see Matthew Shepard I immediately start to cry...breaks my heart

Joey was dating a 17 year old wtf

The Port Arthur Massacre 1996 Tasmania Australia

1:32 WHOA!!!

Saldivar is up for parole next year. No one is going to let her have it. No one feels sorry for that narcissistic person. I don’t feel sorry for any of those narcissistic psychos

@margaret91

Жыл бұрын

I hope that she NEVER gets out of prison

@okielady73

9 ай бұрын

That is so weird, because I could have sworn that she died in prison sometime within the past ten years or so. I even remember what I thought upon hearing about her death. I have no idea where that memory came from, but until reading this comment and looking it up, I would have bet money on it. 😳

I was in HS when the Bobbitt case happened, I remember women making fun of that & guys cringing. the ok city bombing, i remember that one as well, i had stayed home from school that day

My sister had her babies in the 90s. The eldest born a few days after the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin in 1995, and the other just a day after the murder of Gianni Versace in 1997. Both babies were born via C-section, so my sister had to stay a few days in Hospital, just watching wall-to-wall covering of the events.😄

This whole time i always thought phil hartman died of a heart attack, i didnt know he was murdered by his wife

@justapeacefulmanwhosbornin7291

Жыл бұрын

Phil Hartman deserve justice. His own wife chose to be a domestic abuser and a murderer, disgusting.

@loriellajames6978

11 ай бұрын

Why would she do that to their kids? They were in the house at the time. I would’ve just divorced him.

@catmaxwell6691

11 ай бұрын

@@justapeacefulmanwhosbornin7291 how though: she’s dead,. No justice to be had.

Eric Rudolph was captured in 2003, not 2013

Chills man, *chills* *unh ah-* *NUMBER 15*

Wicca is a peaceful religion. We dont beleive in Satan or his demons. Black majik is what you discribe, differnt from Wicca.

I remember Columbine.

Dunblane gun massacre? 13 March 1996, Thomas Hamilton shot dead 16 pupils and one teacher, and injured 15 others, before killing himself. It remains the deadliest mass shooting in British history. How could you miss this out?

@paulnorton2885

Жыл бұрын

And on 28 April 1996 Martin Bryant, partly inspired by the Dunblane massacre, shot 35 people dead and injured 23 others at Port Arthur in the Australian state of Tasmania. Another inexplicable omission.

@nothingmusic42

Жыл бұрын

@@paulnorton2885 and then both of your countries fixed your gun laws and have had less mass shootings than the US has had in the last month.

@JamesDavy2009

Жыл бұрын

WN is American-centric in their coverage. There's a world outside of the States. Expand your scope.

Jonbenet Ramsey's death was so sad. She was so beautiful, she could've been anything she wanted. I've lamented this before and i'll do it again: Why do the most beautiful ones die all the time?

This may sound mean but why does no one ever talk about Jacklyn Dowaliby? Or Amber Hagerman? We always hear about other children but never about the two of them. And their deaths have never been solved either.

Matthew Shepards death was so sad and upsetting

I was wondering if you could do a video? 10 or 20 scary phone numbers you should never call if you don't want nightmares

@Nola5427

3 ай бұрын

That' s a unique idea 🙂