It never ceases to shock me how going about your day's adventures, sleeping peacefully with your family all tucked in can turn into a nightmare in mere seconds by pure evil.

@tessaducek5601

Жыл бұрын

I am always amazed by the brazen act of cutting a tent and snatching a child. How do they know a child is in that tent and they would be right there? 🤷‍♀️ Why do we sleep next to the material and not in the center? Rhetorical . Baffling.

@cdes1776

Жыл бұрын

@@tessaducek5601 It's not a mystery. The video said he'd likely been observing them using binoculars from a nearby ridge and presumably learning their habits. There were three children in the tent - he wanted one of the kids, I doubt it mattered which was closest. Further, why would we need to think about where in a tent we sleep? There is a very low percentage of instances where this would be of concern. It's not baffling at all, really. IMO

@marc6919

Жыл бұрын

Well it depends on how you were raised I know that my dad worked for the railroad and always had a loaded gun next t o his bed post and served in Vietnam. I know that he would never have hesitated to shoot someone who broke into the house and he always lived way off of areas that were on private roads

@Sarah-re7cg

8 ай бұрын

@@tessaducek5601they noted earlier that that one boy at Boy Scout camp whose head got smashed in in a particular spot and died just about 4 or 5 years earlier, that camping spot was the same spot that family happened to be staying. I have a feeling this freak often goes out in the woods and watches people from that place up on the hill with binoculars. This was probably a crime of opportunity. He happened to be there, happened to notice them, stalked them for awhile, then saw the opportunity. Very, very horrific. He seems to have known the area very well. I have so many questions, I mean this guy is like up there with Kemper and Speck and all them. I’m shocked this is the first time I’ve ever heard of him.

@Sarah-re7cg

8 ай бұрын

@@cdes1776right, but having the nerve to cut open a tent with people sleeping right by them? Getting the child out of the tent too? That’s brazen af. He seemed to have escalated from that vicious attack on that one boy he killed in the same camping area.

Im so impressed by the way both the FBI and Dr. Miron we’re able to profile David damn near perfectly with such little information. Amazing

@DrLuke49

Жыл бұрын

Two undeniable truths about serial killers: 1) when investigators declare that two separate cases are not necessarily related . . . . they ARE related 2) POS serial killers and prison bedsheets are an unpleasant but very vital necessity for frontier justice

@edwardconti9351

Жыл бұрын

It's wild how the FBI can so accurately do these profiles.

@matt-jd6pu

Жыл бұрын

For the non-morons that still exist in this country, the FBI does serve a legitimate purpose. 👍

@harmonetheanimationaddict4419

Жыл бұрын

Especially when you remember that this was right when criminal profiling was becoming a thing.

@captaincrook22

Жыл бұрын

L😊

These cases would never have been solved without the strength and conviction of Marietta. Her intuition and quick thinking in such a high stakes situation is downright admirable. Psychologist say there is no closer bond than a mother and daughter. I can't imagine better proof than Marietta. Godspeed, you unstoppable woman ❤

@srahhh

Жыл бұрын

She was incredible.

@totallyawesomesteph

Жыл бұрын

@@srahhh the interrogation, jfc. How she kept her composure, I will never know. I would have been too furious to think straight knowing I was speaking to the person who had my child.

@kathleenchaffin2591

9 ай бұрын

​@@totallyawesomestephmy god, I can't even put myself in her shoes. How one remains calm enough to discuss, question etc rationally over your missing child is beyond me THEN SHAKE HIS FILTHY HAND!! No idea..

@moinmoin1293

4 ай бұрын

Sometimes religious delusions help people do shield themselves from realizing the pure horror they are living. It is a protective mechanism and she was happy to be able to delude herself so much. Other who think too logically would have not been able to do so.

Glad to hear that his father decided to flag the son to the police, often family try to assist criminals. I’m glad others do the right thing regardless of kinship

@artemissharp298

Жыл бұрын

Unlike #ChadDoermann father who was choked in an attempted murder by his own son, and forgiven by said Dad. Ten years later Chad shot and killed his OWN son's execution style. #oops Children learn what they live.

@jasondziura5538

Жыл бұрын

i love that comment. People say if it was your kid you may do the same an protect them and im like no i wouldnt, cause i would be terrified my son or daughter could easily do that to me an i will not wait to find out. I would def still love them cause its your kid, but they also need to be locked away. I just agree with that.

@richardvinsen2385

Жыл бұрын

@@jasondziura5538So, self interest is the only reason you’d turn in your child for committing horrific crimes? Not to protect others but only yourself.

@emily.toombs

Жыл бұрын

I’m very curious to know what exactly made the dad suspect his son enough to go to the authorities. “Prove me wrong” sounds like he was pretty damn sure. Then to have two predator pedos as children something is very wrong within the family. I’m wondering if they had a family member that abused the brothers like a uncle or something.

@erikbarrett85

Жыл бұрын

I would help my son get out of trouble for a lot of actions, but not this. If I was suspicious I would do something about it

So far, the wildest part of this story is being able to take a month long vacation off of work and still have a job lol. Thanks Jiles, love seeing your face and cool band tees 🎉

@geeksworkshop

Жыл бұрын

Try working in education you get 20 weeks off a year. Even if you don't want it..

@kenyattaclay7666

Жыл бұрын

If I have the time I can take a month off with no problem.

@kenyattaclay7666

Жыл бұрын

@@geeksworkshop I come from a family of teachers that range from grade school to university professors and NONE of them EVER got 20 weeks off a year. They maybe had 4 weeks if they were lucky where they could have a vacation & honestly most of that was more of a staycation.

@sawtootheyes523

Жыл бұрын

@@kenyattaclay7666I currently work in teaching. I get 12 weeks during summer, 2 weeks at christmas, and a week for spring break. So 15 weeks, and that does not include all the mandatory Holidays which add up to another 2 weeks. All totaled about 17 weeks off per year, maybe the people you know are doing it wrong?

@kenyattaclay7666

Жыл бұрын

@@sawtootheyes523 do either that is complete BS or that explains the poor quality of education because like I said I grew up in academia & 12 weeks in summer is BS. For example, if my mom wasn’t teaching a couple of summer sessions she was still doing other thing’s required for the fall semester. At most my mom got between two and three weeks in the summer & two weeks at Christmas. I still have some relatives that are teaching & they don’t get 12 weeks off & the so called individual holidays off only meant they didn’t have to go into the building but they still had work to do.

As someone who has indulged in true crime my entire adult life I was blown away that I hadn't previously heard of this case--excellently done! Thank you for bringing light to this tragic case, love your channel always look forward to your uploads the most❤

@dyanalynn6698

Жыл бұрын

I vaguely remember it from years ago but to hear it happened near Bozeman and 3 Forks hits me in my heart… I have an endearing tie to that River ❤️

@TheThora17

Жыл бұрын

I’ve never heard of it either 🤔

@kiwimema4300

Жыл бұрын

I know, I’m the same, these videos are fascinating aye.

@GenX_files

Жыл бұрын

Same!

@markwilliam4376

6 ай бұрын

Me too. I came to the comments to see if someone had made a documentary or movie about this. Wild sad story .

You did a fantastic job covering this story. I was hooked instantly. You are able to respect the families as well as keep my attention throughout telling this insane story.

Kudos to that man's father. I'm sure it wasn't easy to turn in your own son for such an ugly situation, but he did the right thing.

@willissudweeks1050

11 ай бұрын

I think the hard part would be knowing they did it turning them in is a no brainer

You're so respectful to victims and awesome at what you do❤❤❤

This monster was horrific. I didn’t realize just how horrible this person was until later on in the video when they talked about what was in his freezer. Wow. No words can I find other than a horrific and sick. Innocent children as victims is the worst nightmare. Rest in peace all the children.💔💔

@happydudemarius9404

Жыл бұрын

I feel like that monster was trying to be as evil as possible.

Excellent as always. Don't forget Robert Ressler's book "Whoever Fights Monsters". (I actually saw a lecture by him here in Australia at Macquarie University in about 1996)

This is interesting to see an actual case that Robert Ressler worked on, where he was already understanding how a serial killer works before he would become known for creating the term.

I love that you don’t bog down your videos with ads!

Perfect timing! Cheers to anyone reading this. 🤙🏽 Stoked to learn of this case that I don’t think I’m previously aware of and my obvious condolences & respect to the victims.

@jonslg240

Жыл бұрын

WOW she had a stuffed dog but a REAL teddy bear?! 😂😂😉

@jonslg240

Жыл бұрын

*BTW imagine them trying to give a "TRUTH SERUM TEST' (e.g. a truth test using a "truth serum" (drugs)) to a suspect. Keep in mind this was in the 70s, not the early 1900s. It's amazing how insane that is.

@callummassey7970

Жыл бұрын

​@jonslg240 narco testing is used in India still. They take suspect to hospital and get them fully wasted on drugs, and hope they'll start incriminating themselves. They use it as much as they use a polygraph. Isn't admissable in court but often provides leads so they can gather hard evidence. The suspects look like they are tripping balls.

@davidmccracken1605

Жыл бұрын

​@@jonslg240ii😮ikiioioiiiiliiu😢iiiukjuik7iiijuijjhyhikuoo😊ki😢l

@davidmccracken1605

Жыл бұрын

​@@jonslg240initially iiooujjjukjjjjhijhjujkkijjijjiyjkkhkiujjjjkjkukjjuiiijhjhyhukuuiyuhyjhhhjjjjkjiikjjjjjjjkjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjkjjjjjjhhjjujhjjhjjjjuhiiiiiik7ukkkiikjjjjjijjjjujj7jjkiikkjkjj6jkijjjjjkjjjjjujhhjju7jjuk8hhjiu

I'm very impressed by your thorough research & professional presentation style, Jiles. Your channel stands out above most of the others. Condolences to the families & friends, as always 🙏

@gordonaliasme1104

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the horrors! 😢

@amh7427

Жыл бұрын

Agreed 👍

@outlikeabitch

Жыл бұрын

​@@justadildeauwhat? His bias against murderers, kidnappers and r*pists? I don't get what you mean?

Marietta sounds like a remarkable woman. What an incredible resolve. My heart goes out to her as well as the victims and the rest of their families.

@mariajosemachadolima8610

Жыл бұрын

por mim ela passa..que amor é esse pela filha? ficar lambendo o assassino? defendendo ele? não vi nela a dor e o sofrimento que costumo vê uma mãe que perde um filho dessa forma tão violenta..achei ela fria..e mais interessada no assassino, no futuro dele do que a filha passou nas mãos dele, parece que ela nem se interessou em perguntar..mãe quer ver justiça pelos filhos e não fica bajulando assassino

@CrackingCody

Жыл бұрын

lol even though she throws her kid under the bus as a "sacrifice" to god to save others? Religious nutjob parents are THE worst parents there are...

@kelliepanayiotou9692

Жыл бұрын

I have to disagree with you on that how can the mother say that the child would not want him to get the death

@shut7353

Жыл бұрын

@@kelliepanayiotou9692

@extofer

Жыл бұрын

@@kelliepanayiotou9692unless you can actually empathize with her, you won’t ever understand why. Wanting retribution by death can be debilitating and it’s possible that the mother just didn’t see the value in that struggle. Not wanting death for someone doesn’t mean you’re a bad person. It makes her human. Just like you. Just like me.

My wife and I owned a small house near Manhattan in 1972, isolated at that time. Meirhofer was staking out the house and my guess at the time is that he was going to try and kill us. Trouble is, we kept the doors locked at night. One night he was frustrated and started pounding on the door. I had no guns, but was poised with a woodsman's hatchet in case he broke in. Surely, if I'd opened the door too soon he would have shot me and the wife would have been defenseless. I remembered his face well, but the newspaper photos weren't good enough to be sure, but when I saw photos of him on these youtube videos, yep, dat was da dude. My fantasy is that he would have broke in, I'd have chopped him up, and the young woman he killed would have lived. Oh well...

@shadowfox3442

Жыл бұрын

that’s scary, happy you and your wife are ok :D

@bethaniel841

Жыл бұрын

Wow 😮 that’s a heck of a story, I’m glad you’re here to share it 😊

@jstackzz3919

Жыл бұрын

😮😮😮😮😮

@Dogfurforever

11 ай бұрын

Oh my to watch this video and it confirm your suspicions, is quite something 😳 Well done for being so vigilant !!

@williamjones1483

11 ай бұрын

I smell BS, it could be my upper lip tho.

You're a great storyteller. Straight to the facts and points. You have a great baritone voice for these true crime docs. Thanks! 💛

@finaldeljuego7841

Жыл бұрын

I love when he sprinkles a 'f**off" at the perfect moment 🤭

@juliecourville8227

Жыл бұрын

Lol yeah that's good!

@tinawindham6958

Жыл бұрын

Yep..no infomercial or makeup tutorial to sleep through☺️

@bermudashortz3965

11 ай бұрын

What Julie said. 👍🏼

@jeanastone6866

10 ай бұрын

Ikr! I love Jiles. His commentary cracks me up. 😂😂😂😂

You have such a wonderful voice, inflection, and speed of delivery for story-telling!

I also appreciate you taking the time to write the closed captions. I like to keep the captions on when I’m watching late at night so I don’t wake my family…I’m the only night owl in the house. The KZread generated captions are frequently inaccurate and the most important details can be lost. So thank you for the extra effort and thank you for doing such a great job on the case coverage of the crimes that don’t always get the most attention. You give voice to the voiceless and there’s nothing more important in the tragedy of a murder.

@antemorph66

Жыл бұрын

Yo literally me rn

@jett8193

Жыл бұрын

Same here, but I also use headphones at night too~🦉🌛

@jeanettedeath3064

Жыл бұрын

Your last sentence- so accurate

@nerdlove1071

Жыл бұрын

You should get some bluetooth headphones if you can! They're relatively inexpensive these days and are a lifesaver. I like to listen to youtube videos while I do other stuff like washing dishes or whatever and headphones help so much with that. Sincerely, another night owl

@markanthony6064

Жыл бұрын

Keep the comments simple. No white woman comments

*I love when he's on camera. His voice is so soothing. This is one of my favorite true crime channels. I fall asleep to monsters. So,do you..* *_Keep up the good work,and inserting your own opinion on occasion._*

Season 12!! Yeah baby!! Love this channel, dude. When i first found you, I binged watched the hell out of seasons 1-6. I just couldn't stop watching!! You do a damn good job, and i love your sarcasm 😊. Keep it coming 😉

When the KZread content provider actually listened to their fan base. Love seeing your face Jiles ❤

This day ended perfectly! First it was 2 uploads from EWU and a upload from That Chapter and now it ends with one of my favorites Monsters.. It’s really cool how u created ur own personal account and how u interact with us.. Been watching all ur first 2 channels for a while now and u never ever disappoint, I no when I watch ur channels or listen to ur podcasts I’m getting the absolute 💯 facts and truth of the cases I always say it and I still think it’s pretty awesome.. U have thee best line ever “ THIS IS MONSTERS “

@clearlyweird

Жыл бұрын

I love his voice and delivery. Plus he is always so considerate.

@KriminalKat

Жыл бұрын

Crazy we got so much content in one day

@malloryknox9319

Жыл бұрын

I just can’t with That Chapter!

@clearlyweird

Жыл бұрын

@@malloryknox9319 I didn’t want to infer that but he does seem a bit insensitive sometimes

@ALL_that_ENDS

Жыл бұрын

Just named my personal favorite channels as well haha.

I love your voice and narration style. You are an excellent storyteller and I appreciate the effort you put in each video you put out. I've embarrassingly seen about 90% of your content cause it's part of my nightly routine lol.

@houseofsolomon2440

Жыл бұрын

High quality content ☆

@missnellaful

Жыл бұрын

One hundred percent I agree and so much more because you are music and sound free! We get you and your voice to educate and explain a true crime story without all the junk sound! Love and respect! With gratitude…

@TheThora17

Жыл бұрын

@@missnellafulhmmm… never noticed that before ! Interesting..

@TheThora17

Жыл бұрын

No need to be embarrassed! Many people habitually watch a television or Netflix show- no difference! ☺️

@houseofsolomon2440

Жыл бұрын

@missnellaful The writing, editing, good fact checking, awesome narration make this channel a go-to. Plus, Jiles' t-shirt curation : )

Aside from the young innocent people losing their lives to this Monster, another heartbreaking part of this case was the fact that Sherriff Andy Anderson had to go through the vilification (Is that the correct word?) of negligence in the death of the man who didn't deserve to be breathing the same air as him. After all the hours, loss of sleep, worry, painstakingly searching and investigating these cases. Then losing the job that he put so much effort into for his community, he should have been thanked, rewarded, awarded, hailed a hero as the whole team deserved for all the hard work put in, let alone the emotional toll. I for one, applaud you Sherriff Andy Anderson, Good Sir 👏👏👏

@amityislandchum

8 ай бұрын

He WAS negligent. Period. He failed at his job. Just because you think someone deserves to die doesn't make it right. People like you are the reason cops get away with cold-blooded murder every day.

Thank you for uploading another story. I love your content.

Something had to have happened in that family for both of the sons to turn out like this

If you are reading this...Hang In There!!! Better days are coming. Sending light and good thoughts to you. You Got This!!!

@MrsMonet

Жыл бұрын

Awww, thank you, for your sweet message🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️ I am sending the same to you. GOD Bless you and your family🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️🥰

@elizahhoward6810

Жыл бұрын

Same to you, and thank you

@LaLuna82

Жыл бұрын

Same to you ❤

@ninachkah13

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. I actually really needed to hear this

@numberone5680

Жыл бұрын

Usually when I read these “uplifting “ comments, they seem patronizing and fake. YOURS is heartwarming and actually lovely 🌈🌺🥰 I’ve been so physically I’ll and in pain, missing all family events. You got me at the perfect time. I missed a great nephew’s graduation picnic yesterday and will miss 4th of July celebrations! Love to you and to all that care for & about you! Peace.

This. Is. Monsters. Thanks again, man! You’re the best ❤ rad shirt 👍🎸

So nice that you’re showing yourself now. I like the videos even better-if that’s possible. Keep up! 👌🏻

@mf5985

Жыл бұрын

Right!? I spent a while looking for his actual person because I wanted to see the face that went with the great narration!

@almostaliceish

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, loved his voice first but was always curious! Looking good! 😊

Its really good to hear the details of cases that pushed forward the methods used for investigation, better communications or the development of the pathology of these monsters. I guess this also helped debunk the idea that a polygraph was proof of guilt

Hi Jiles 👋 Thanks for all The Hard Work You Do ❤️🙏 to bring us these Disturbing Stories

@Matt_matt1

Жыл бұрын

Excuse me Lesa it’s Jiles with a J

@rawintwNIOUx2

Жыл бұрын

​@SalfordMeth it's Lisa with an i

@Matt_matt1

Жыл бұрын

@@rawintwNIOUx2 oh I’m sorry my molestake

I remember watching this case on the FBI Files just over two years ago but didn't know about his family's background, absolutely creepy...Susie's mum is definitely the bigger person than l'am, if that was my child he murdered there's no way l would have forgiven him. RIP Susie.

@truth4004

Жыл бұрын

I see her as weak.

@azureavocado5195

Жыл бұрын

She is a weak and deluded fool. And she didn’t deserve that daughter. Didn’t protect her or avenge her. She just pacified her killer. Sick

@SecretSquirrelFun

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I watched that FBI files episode too. I was thinking the same thing. I think I know a case really well, but I ALWAYS learn something new from this channel. And almost every time, it’s a more in-depth life history of the people involved.

@mariajosemachadolima8610

Жыл бұрын

talvez ela não amasse tanto a filha, pois fuçando conversa fiada com ele enquanto ele debochada dela, se ela fosse um pouco mais inteligente teria percebido que a filha já estava morta..perdoar quem se arrepende, ele nunca se arrependeu, andou pro sofrimento dela, se não tivesse sido preso ele nunca ia dizer onde jogou a cabeça da filha dela, a gente deve perdoar que pede perdão..ele nunca fez isso, então não tenho a menor simpatia por ela..é o marido? também é outro tonto? perdoou esse desgraçado?

@ilibili7489

Жыл бұрын

@@truth4004of cours a “truth bunch of numbers” would think so. The only truth that you must know is that you are a pus** if you can’t recognise what real strength is. I bet you would have thrown a fit courageously rather than try to catch the killer.

Whoa! 😮 2 min since upload... I've never been this early.... Love your content! ❤ Best wishes ❤❤

330am EST & cant sleep, just scrolling on YT & BAM! Jiles to the rescue ❤ Happy Monday, monster fam!

Maybe it's because I haven't heard this story before, but I feel like this was one of your best episodes so far. Very strong work Jiles!!

Was waiting for the new episode. Huge fan of your podcast all the way from South East Asia(Singapore).

@ceeleegee825

Жыл бұрын

Hi from Malaysia!

@rajeevanneeraj2298

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 😊

I devour true crime. I have watched your channel since S1 and i feel that your channel has improved more than most others that i follow. Your narration, the cut aways to your face, your voice and the pacing are just top of the genre right now.

@brandenton

5 ай бұрын

This only popped up in my ...I don't even know what you call it when sites give you suggestions. So glad it did after 15 yrs on here.

Hey Giles! I really love Somewhere Sinister, thanks for awesome content ❤

'Tis my birthday, and opened my phone to a NEW EP! Thanks, Jiles!!! 🎉🙌✨️

@ocruz4013

Жыл бұрын

Happy birthday 🎈

@CeeCeeB.

Жыл бұрын

@ocruz4013 thank you so much! 🙌🎆

@CeeCeeB.

Жыл бұрын

@scummymummy5955 awww thanks! You are awesome too lol! 🙌✨️👍

@asabovesobelow7981

Жыл бұрын

🎉🎉🎉 happyyyy birthday!! ❤

@CeeCeeB.

Жыл бұрын

@@asabovesobelow7981 thank you!!! 🤗🎉👍✨️

Squeee always a good day when I see a new Monsters pop up 🥰 I am subscribed to both your channels!! You sir are hands down my absolute favorite true crime fix ❤️ keep up the great work, I appreciate you an everything you do for us true crime fanatics ❤

Let’s do this.

@CeeCeeB.

Жыл бұрын

YES ❤👍😊

@wendelee8639

Жыл бұрын

👊

@mrginga4044

Жыл бұрын

Crimetalk????

@loriethayermorse162

Жыл бұрын

😊😊

@m.ccheddarbox874

Жыл бұрын

Idk what we are doing but I'm ready!

I listen to true crime every day all day except when I'm working. I think I'm a conosour. Jiles is way and above every other channel I sub to. The subject matter and storylines are above them all. Thank you Jiles.

@richardvinsen2385

Жыл бұрын

A connoisseur? Or just looking for helpful hints?

Another amazingly well researched and produced vid. Wishing all a happy, healthy and positive week! ✌️

Human instincts have been diluted by higher intelligence and consciousness, but are still powerful enough to alert us to potential threats from other people. It’s crazy how that whole town had a uncomfortable feeling about the man that eventually was proven to be the one responsible for the deaths of the poor girls. Don’t ignore that feeling of potential danger and discomfort that you feel around certain people. Your instincts are trying to tell you something important.

love ya and appreciate your hard work my guy

That Chapter and Monsters minutes apart at this time? Weird, but I’ll take it

@raregem84

Жыл бұрын

My two favorite true crime channels ever ❤

Dude your band shirts are always 100% on point. I'll bring the beer, you spin the vinyl, you deserve a good break, son!

I wonder how many murderers join in on search parties for murders they did

The human details you contribute to the story have really made you my fav true crime creator! Thank you!

I'd be interested in seeing videos about people who murdered for trivial reasons. Im not sure if theres enough to make a season but theres quite a bit. One in particular was Robert Lyons who killed his mother because she wouldn't buy him tickets to Avril Lavignes concert. Theres also been some recent incidents such as the McDonald's worker that was murdered for severing cold fries and the subway worker killed for putting too much mayonnaise on a sandwich. These incidents are just so shocking to me.

@TheThora17

Жыл бұрын

Ugh… soo many people need serious help… scary.. good idea though 👍

@MissVanHelsing

Жыл бұрын

Idk if they murdered for trivial reasons... perhaps more so that the straw that broke the camels back/ the thing event that eventually triggered it was trivial.

@richardvinsen2385

Жыл бұрын

@@MissVanHelsingI remember a story from nearly 30 years ago that qualifies as both. A man woke up one Sunday in June. He was disappointed that his wife didn’t serve him breakfast in bed and neither she or their children bothered to wish him a happy Father’s Day. He did his best to hide his disappointment but he couldn’t help but feel neglected and unloved. Finally, when dinner time came and went without a single second of appreciation for his fatherhood, he snapped. He loaded up his hunting rifle and killed his wife and children. When he told the police that he murdered his family because they failed to wish him a happy Father’s Day, they broke the tragic news to him that Father’s Day wasn’t until the following Sunday. Whoopsie!

@cdes1776

Жыл бұрын

Is there ever a legitimate reason for murdering?

@timlavance867

Жыл бұрын

Yes when someone is on there phone and sits at the traffic light when it goes green!!!! Kidding but very annoying

Off topic, but I sure do remember those rotary phones! Kids today don't know what they're missing!

@richardvinsen2385

Жыл бұрын

Lucky them. What a pain those were, especially when you had to redial because your finger slipped or you put in the wrong number.

@yzettasmith4194

Жыл бұрын

Even better with party lines! 🙄

I have been waiting for this one. I grew up in Manhattan, MT. Something weird that happened in Manhattan the early 2000's, posters claiming a lady in town could recover repressed memories implanted by aliens started popping up. Of course she disappeared a few months later, leaving a trashed house, full of spoiled food and dog feces. (She was breeding huskies in a house with a super small yard) Turns out she had picked that particular house because one of the previous occupants was David Meirhofer. And just a nitpick, but it's pronounced Meyer-hofer. Source: my family knew Cliff.

@TheThora17

Жыл бұрын

😮

This was an amazing coverage of this case. I've heard others coverage and yours is most definitely top notch. Keep it coming! I love your content!

Wow, I immediately thought of the casserole. I can’t imagine how those people felt after hearing about the body parts. Just the possibility that they ate part of a girl they were looking for is like forcing them to be the monster he is.

@SoulDelSol

Жыл бұрын

Why would a police officer eat food prepared for them by a serial killer suspect

@JenniferG-sl4fi

10 ай бұрын

Technically he was only suspected of kidnapping one girl and he took the casserole to a church pot luck, not the police station and then prior to being a suspect at all but still after killing and freezing his victims meat, he had cooked and served meat dishes at different community gatherings many times. Remember this was a well liked average guy from the neighborhood....why would you not eat something he cooked when offered? Nobody knew of the freezer full of human meat until they formally searched his place. That was a shock to everyone involved at the time.

@danieldemayo6209

10 ай бұрын

@@JenniferG-sl4fi yes, I’m speaking about after the fact.

@JenniferG-sl4fi

10 ай бұрын

@@danieldemayo6209 oh ok. Well im sure they would not have eaten it then. I mean i would hope not!

Hi ! Thanks for all your content and dedication. Love watching ☮️😁

Another great video Jiles ... Thank you for your time and effort you put into your video's. 👍🏻

You should put the words 'so called' before the words 'polygraph' and 'truth serum' as they don't directly work as the name suggests.

Thank you, your videos it's always. Makes my day ❤

I grew up in Montana in Missoula crime was not talked about and as a little kid then I was born in 64 I wouldn't have read any papers. I had no idea a little girl was killed in Missoula. This is the first I've ever heard about this killer. Makes me wonder what other crimes happened in my "sleepy city where no one locked the doors"

I have heard several camping murders like this one. My family loves to camp and i will NEVER camp the same way. Safety is paramount in a camp. Keeping a weapon close by to keep your family safe. Making sure your camp is strategic set up so tent occupants will be safe.

It sucks that the families were denied justice because the coward that took their loved ones was too scared to face the consequences of his abhorrent behavior. I hate that the Sheriff was ruined by this too. The mother of little Susie was a saint. Her beautiful soul is extraordinary and her capacity for forgiveness is beyond words. I hope she is able to help others who have suffered through the loss of their loved ones from violence get through their own trauma. I also hope that David is burning in hell as we speak and is getting his comeuppance.

I've had a shit weekend and boy has this made my day x much love to you and everyone else who loves you

@MrsMonet

Жыл бұрын

Oh, I'm sorry I hope you have a much better week coming up🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️🥰

@thisisMONSTERS

Жыл бұрын

I hope things get better!

@angelb1tch602

Жыл бұрын

@@MrsMonet thank you lovely sending hugs x

@angelb1tch602

Жыл бұрын

@@thisisMONSTERS you've made My year ❤️ hopefully your move goes smoothly and is everything your family needs.

@SoulDelSol

Жыл бұрын

What happened this wkend

I just wanted to say that I truly enjoy listening to your videos you tell them so well and you have a relaxing calmness voice.

Love when you always put a video out when I can't sleep

Your presentation of stories captivates immediately. Your subscribers have grown like crazy. I'm not surprised. Love ❣️ your channel!!

Excellent coverage on a detailed case !

So ready for this, been waiting all week!!! 💜💜💜

@shararosenwinkel8614

Жыл бұрын

@@scummymummy2548 awe!! 💜

I freaking love this channel 😊❤! I'm a sucker for True Crime. Add in an amazing voice like yours, mix in coverage from the beginning to the end and I'm hooked! Thank you for all you do 🎉

I enjoyed this longer video! Thank you for the extra research. Well done!

Great job! I never have heard of this guy before. This might be your best video ever! I found it very interesting.

Happy July 4th weekend Giles!

Love seeing these longer episodes. I could listen to you all night!

Everything you do is quite good...thank you man❤

Kinda weird that Sandy's family was able to identify her underwear, considering she's 19 and living in her own apt. That has me scratching my head a bit..

@romystumpy1197

Жыл бұрын

Perhaps she did her laundry at her parents house,they are many variables of seeing someone's underwear

The mom of Susie has serious issues. I don’t know which is worse actually to be angry or want revenge or to be so diluted that you think God to pick your daughter to be killed by a serial killer.

@QueendomCome621

Жыл бұрын

Religious brainwashing

@gummycats

Жыл бұрын

glad someone else was thinking this WTF that legitimately shocked me i cannot imagine saying that about your own child

@thechloechronicles9688

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU! "Sacrificial lamb?" WTF?

@KackieJennedy

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for pointing this out. I was like...what the F?! 🤬 She sure has some serious issues. I'd be heartbroken and furious if my child were murdered, for one. But getting to TALK TO and MEET their murderer is next level enraging. While I would comply with the police&FBI's orders as to how to communicate with the suspect - once he's caught and proven to be the killer... Man I'd wish HELL on that sick motherfucker. No "forgiveness", let alone the *absolute* betrayal of my own child by after her gruesome murder. Nope! Poor Susie🥺💜

@truenokill

Жыл бұрын

I guess it was her way of coping with this massive tragedy of losing her daughter. It almost sounds like she disassociated and had to "blame" "g-d" for her daughters disappearance. She couldn't deal with the fact that she put her four smallest kids in a tent too far away from her own in the dead of night.

You have a true talent of telling the story. You keep me engaged and on the edge. Your voice has the depth and draw of Orson Wells, and the tone of despair on just the right level. Even though it is never a story we want to hear, I never pass a Monsters post. Thank you.

I'm saving ALL of Somewhere Sinister for my upcoming flights! Your familiar voice, all the ominous topics from all the random places.... You bet it'll be a great flight!

@gordonaliasme1104

Жыл бұрын

The next one is When Flying Goes Wrong 😢

Both of your shows are awsome. You tell these stories in an amazing voice and pace. Just one peice of advice. In the last story you kept saying the perpetrator would fire a sawed off shot gun and the bullet would hit so and so causing such damage. A hand gun, rifle or Assualt rifle use and shoot bullets. A shotgun uses cartridges and shoots tiny pellets called shot, bird shot or even rock salt. A bullet enters a person making a tiny hole but then tumbles and spins around inside you. Sometimes if someone has cut a T or X in the top of a flat/blunt bullet they come apart in several peices. If the gun/bullets gun powder is powerful enough to pass through you the hole on the other side will be a far bigger tear or rip due to the spinning bullet. The bigger the bullet the bigger both holes. A .22 caliber is actually so small people have been known to not even know they have been shot till much latter. A .50 cal will create a hole the size of a quarter going in and the size of a dinner plate going out and still have enough power to enter someone behind you. A shotgun shooting hundreds of tiny pellets that spread out as they fly further away. Are devastating no mater how far away you are. Even a poorly aimed shot can hit you since 40 feet away the size of the spread out shot will be about 3ft on diameter. A sawed off shot gun is so deadly because just 3ft away the shot will be spread out as much as 4 1/2 ft. A sawed off will spread shot so much that it will not hurt at all if you are say 200ft away.

This is the best true crime channel there is. Amazing how much detail you go into. Please keep it up. We're loving it!

@thisisMONSTERS

4 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

This is when I learned in childhood that monsters lived in my neighborhood.

I love both channels Jiles. You’re a badass content creator! ❤

What an amazing researcher and story teller ❤❤❤❤❤

I'm loving the new format with you on camera for the well-written introduction. 👍 ❤

I’ve heard this case presented before, but not with such clarity and details. Excellent work! Much appreciated.

A whole hour video?? Truly based, been here since season 1!! ❤

I appreciate that your face and body matches what i pictured youd look like based on your voice. Awsome content man, been a fan for a couple of years now!

I love this channel and I've become so accustomed to your voice I just can't believe you work so hard and have so much content! Thank you and have a good 4th of July 🧨🎆🔥🇺🇸

Love listening to this channel on the way to work!!

You do so much for so many souls❤️

@thisisMONSTERS

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

Absolutely frightening, this intro. Cutting a hole in a tent to abduct a child? Ugh!

Thank you for ALL that you put in to these videos! 🙌🏽💙 It’s dope to get an inside scoop on the development of technology and forensic behavior analysis before CSI and Criminal Minds on television 😅

I love your calm, clear pronunciation and voice. I could listen to you all day!

I had heard and read about this a few other times but never this thoroughly. Thank you for all the complete information! Well done!

Just have to say that I love your voice. I could listen to anything. Thanks for all the work.

Hello Jiles.. as ALWAYS you give us the most information on every case and that is what makes each case so much like its happening at this very moment. I love this channel and your awesome voice. Thank you ❤

YAY!!!.... Missed you Jiles... Hoping that you had a good break....❤

That sounds like the story of Cleo last year in Australia. I'm so glad she was found alive after 3 weeks with that weirdo.

Didn't expect the case to go that way, great video man