It's almost unbelievable that the girl survived. If that manager didn't care so much and the police didn't do such an awesome job she would no doubt be dead

@OvrStim1

Жыл бұрын

I wish caring managers/bosses were way more common.

@teslagirl1

Жыл бұрын

I know. That manager was the hero needed in this situation ... without her concern and the fact that she PAID ATTENTION, there likely would have been no survivors all. She saved a life by simply caring enough to worry when her reliable employee didn't show.

@kittikat2318

Жыл бұрын

You know, the manager made 2 calls BEFORE the one where she says there’s blood? 3 calls total-Each time the cops came out, they just listened and heard nothing, so they left. At least the manager was smart enough to look into the windows and try the door. It was unlocked! All cops had to do was turn the handle, & that poor woman wouldn’t be scarred for life seeing that scene! The DETECTIVES did a good job AFTER the manager made that final call. The BEAT COPS that came out TWICE & did jack-all: they were lazy.

@cynthiacrawford6147

Жыл бұрын

My peeps at work know if I dont show up to check on me. Dependablilty saves lives,or at least gets the justice quicker.

@flawedplan

Жыл бұрын

The girl.

Thank you for always focusing on the victims instead of the killer. This brave lady deserves to be recognized way more than the deranged individual who did this.

@paolaoscarsson4710

Жыл бұрын

🙏💜❤️💖✨✨✨

@Yesyesyeysayessh

Жыл бұрын

Agree agree👍🏻👍🏻🤙🏻

@murrmurr765

Жыл бұрын

Who cares, he made 3000 dollars from this half-assed video

@chralagerrard734

Жыл бұрын

♥️🙏🏼♥️♥️

@_chxrrytwins_6812

Жыл бұрын

Agreed❤❤🙏🙏

Why would her father and step mother abuse her after all that poor child had been through? They are despicable to say the least. That's getting kicked while you're down.

@raphk9599

Жыл бұрын

The mother was obviously a shitty person, bringing shitbags to the house to fuck.

@proanimaluver6487

Жыл бұрын

Evil...

@queerdeificeeli985

Жыл бұрын

After her father already had a case for domestic abuse, he shouldn't have been allowed near her, whether he hurt her when he was given that case or not, if he's supposedly dangerous after the trauma she went through the last thing she needed was to be near another violent person.

@colleenwhitman9040

Жыл бұрын

Why would they abuse her? It’s VERY simple - remember this in the future when you wonder why people act like this, especially towards their own family. They do it because they WANT TO. And because they are COWARDS and BULLIES at the core of their being. They are not “ sociopaths or psychopaths” and when you give them that label they wear it like a badge of honor or as an excuse. Always first and foremost call them what they are - they are WEAK, COWARDS and BULLIES. they attack and abuse those smaller, weaker and often dependent on them.

@kurdtacolbain731

Жыл бұрын

It's all about power and control. So yeah they are weak, cowardly bullies who prey upon weaker people out of their own insecurity.

That manager is an amazing person. The fact that she knew her employee very well and had the sense to call police...I mean the fact that she went to the house looking for her just because she knew that this was uncharacteristic is amazing. This manager is a hero and the girl that survived is one of the strongest people I can imagine.

@melissacockerill1108

Жыл бұрын

I can only hope for a manager like this girl had, Thank God for her kind and caring enough to be worried about 1 of her employees to go to her home.

@ForageGardener

4 күн бұрын

Not just call the police. She had the balls to walk in and be sure

@lisalawson7195

Күн бұрын

So glad she survived!Kudos to the manager,she saved her life!

Its sad to know how her father was violent towards her after what she went through. Bravo sarah for not giving up ❤️

@murrmurr765

Жыл бұрын

Any real man or woman would correct a father doing that. I would have loved to do it.

@anyanabanks6276

Жыл бұрын

This is so true!....He should also be locked up!

@addicted367

Жыл бұрын

Her dad is a POS

@angelaw1019

8 ай бұрын

i know what an absolute pos

@KittyBankz

Ай бұрын

Matthew is my father. This is fraudulent

Imagine calling yourself a father and treating your traumatised daughter so brutally after what she'd already endured. I hope he and the step mother also rot in prison for a very long time for doing that. That lands in unforgivable territory.

I was generally about to cry when Sarah was talking about how all of this made her stronger, and she gave her an hug. They both knew what it was like and knew they where stronger than ever

@catherinegrace2366

Жыл бұрын

It got me too

@adamjack7891

Жыл бұрын

Idk if I’ve watched a video from this channel that hasn’t made me tear up at some point

@User36282

11 ай бұрын

genuinely* a hug* were*

@kriskeleigh6956

10 ай бұрын

it was elizabeth smart that hugged her. in case you didnt realize.

@jaycole5353

10 ай бұрын

Same , and I am a 42 year old man that doesn't cry easily.

What a manager, that's really stepping up for your employees right there, she wasn't willing to shrug and call someone else in, she went personally to investigate, and she personally kicked off the manhunt that saved this girl. She'll never see this, and never know it, but I'm insanely proud of her.

Thank you for covering the victim instead of the monster.

@murrmurr765

Жыл бұрын

Who cares, he makes hundreds of thousands of dollars because you're watching it. He should at least show that empathy to ride the wave of these victims.

@meganh4011

Жыл бұрын

@@murrmurr765 be quiet Mr. negative. And I highly doubt that you're the master of anything lol blocked.

@61subsandnovideos

Жыл бұрын

@@murrmurr765 Most news stations profit off of their channel, I don't see why it's bad since they work hard covering a victim's story so not only to get paid for their efforts but to also give the victim and their story light. no need to be so nihilistic and cynical lol, it doesn't make anybody smart especially since you weren't stating the fact of the matter.

@heartless2412

9 ай бұрын

​@@murrmurr765 just cause you wanna be negative doesn't mean we all are negative. So please keep your comments to yourself 😊

@lorettascott5477

8 ай бұрын

​@@murrmurr765àqq

No one's talking about how awful it is almost everyone close to Sarah was killed, so horrifically too. Her mom, brother, best friend, and dog, I can't imagine how she must have felt. I hope they rip

@BriDia3

5 ай бұрын

And then on top of all that her Dad and Stepmom abuse her! I'm just glad she had the strength left to stand up for herself instead of giving up. I'm not sure I would have been that strong

How could her dad do that to her after EVERYTHING she had been through. I am so sorry. I'm glad you are alive & thriving! 💗💗

Unbelievable that she survived this, and couldn't count on her father and stepmother to take care of her. It's sad that strangers can care more than your own family.

@enishalihoward8119

7 ай бұрын

The sad reality of life

I like the way you guys highlight the lives and strengths of the surviving parties…I find it hard to listen to real cases since most of the time channels tend to focus on the aggressors and the “mystery”, but having the incident be told from the other perspective feels way more sensitiv towards the human lives involved. Though crime is still sensationalized, it’s no longer the criminals that get the recognition. Great vid!

@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206

Жыл бұрын

You should try Humans then! Grace focuses on the victims 99% of the time. She's also beautiful, with an amazing soft voice that's truly relaxing. ☮️💜

@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206

Жыл бұрын

"TV presenter arrested and then found dead," would be a good one to start with. Truly heartbreaking 💔 ☮️💜

@Yan-uh9tm

Жыл бұрын

@@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206 oh that sounds good! Thank you!

@SpongebobsRippedPant

Жыл бұрын

​@@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206 Coffee house crime is great too. He always focuses on victims

@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206

Жыл бұрын

@@SpongebobsRippedPant yep, I am familiar, just tired & didn't think of it at the time.

What a strong girl for breaking the cycle and stand up to her dad after everything she went through. Just amazing!

The fact that the reporter asked if it was OK if she hugged her was really sweet she acknowledges what she went through and understands there’s boundaries after stuff like that. Happens to someone that’s important.

@jenine19851

Жыл бұрын

She's not a reporter. That's Elizabeth Smart, another girl that was kidnapped and survived. They are so brave and courageous.

@herbthompson8937

11 ай бұрын

Obviously the "reporter" u derstands all of that

That father is lower than low . Sarah is extraordinaryly strong ,.

@sydneyhurla5948

Жыл бұрын

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@onceyouwheeinyoucantwheeout

Жыл бұрын

@@sydneyhurla5948 the father abused his daughter after her kidnapped incident

I am so happy to see the lady ask if she was okay with hugs

@NorthicCloudberry

Жыл бұрын

I was looking for a comment that thought of the same thing as me. It warmed my heart when she asked that, I wasn’t okay with hugs for a long time until my boyfriend helped me and now I find comfort in hugs more than anything

@thorazinecorazon

Жыл бұрын

the lady asking that is elizabeth smart, another kidnapping survivor. that part of the video is from elizabeth's panel where a group of abduction survivors gathered around to share advice for jayme closs who was found alive around that time. so given that, it's clear why she asked it, and it should be the norm in other situations too to ask for consent especially with survivors. much love to you!

@Phlowermom

9 ай бұрын

You should always ask permission before you touch someone. Always... Unless you're trying to save their life, keep your hands to yourself. Unless you can read minds you have no idea what traumas a person is suffering through or attempting to recover from.

Growing up I lived maybe five minutes down the road from the Maynard house, and was in the same grade as Kody. It’s staggering enough to hear people you knew died when you’re ten years old, but it’s even worse confronting the entire story as an adult with a fuller understanding of the world. I only realized last year that I watched them walk into the house that day, and thinking about it even still makes me nauseous. That being said, this is the most accurate video I’ve seen covering this case. Bad videos about this case were one of the biggest reason I’ve been more concerned with the ethics of true crime content in recent years. I’m very happy this was covered with such respect and integrity. Clicking in I was worried I might have to unsubscribe, but I think it’s safe to say I’ll be staying here a long time ❤

@tazz3663

Жыл бұрын

accurate except for the mount Vermont! its mount Vernon 👍 the tree with the bodies was about 5 mins from my house, the day before they were found I saw buzzards circling that area and said to my kids I bet that is where they are in a not serious manner but sadly it was them.

@janedoe-ke1yw

9 ай бұрын

Was Kody your classmate?

@maryanne7161

6 ай бұрын

​@@janedoe-ke1ywClassmate or batchmate. They used the phrase "was in the same grade"... So that's what it looks like...

@KittyBankz

Ай бұрын

You went to school with machine gun Kelly

Her father and stepmother are absolutely disgusting! What is wrong with people!? I'm so sick of seeing these horrid cases and the survivors then continue to be mistreated. This is so sad. I really hope she is alright.

How could her dad abuse her after everything!?!?

@roleat

Жыл бұрын

Male violence is demonic

@preyslaydisplay

Жыл бұрын

Abusers never change

@Jegebruikersnaam

Жыл бұрын

​@@preyslaydisplay they do. They become worse

@nostalgiagatuna

10 ай бұрын

Because abusers don’t need reasons to abuse or not abuse. Doesn’t matter if you “deserve” it or not.

@JonasReichert1992

Ай бұрын

Why would he not? He is obviously a Sociopath. That has nothing much to do with what happend to her before. What happend to her is Not really Special to him. It’s just something he probably liked to do to her too. He doesn’t feel what normal people would feel. He wouldnt be able to think „oh that and that happend to her now i should be extra nice…

Her story makes me think about how evil people can be. She showed courage and resilience. I admire her. About 33 years ago I was kidnapped Starved and beaten by a cowboy in OK I met him through a dating service geared to horse lovers. My captor was not very well organized and I was able to get out by subterfuge and telling him lies he wanted to hear. He was always Looking for a way to hurt me. He wanted to break my face and when he Pulled his fist back to break my nose I moved my head to the left a bit so That his fist hit the metal pipe I was standing in front of. I loved it. I kept Telling him I wasn't afraid of him and wasn't worried. He wanted me to entice another woman to come with him from Juarez mexico. We drove there to meet her and her family. I speak and write Spanish well so I was able to tell them he was not a good person and was a big lier. They wanted to know who I was. I told them I was a horse dealer from LA and was heading back there now as soon as we were back in El Paso. This lady wanted marriage and this cowboy Wanted to smuggle her in. She wasn't Having any thing to do with hiding in the trunk of his car like this guy wanted. I wasn't violated or raped only because He was impotent. Lucky me. He hit me with a lead pipe because I didn't clean The floor good enough once. I had a few horses to school and thought of riding off a few times. But that wouldn't Work...OK is flat and there was no place to hide. I tried to call the sheriff office once when I had the phone to my self. But he had taken the mike out of the Phone so I couldn't talk. He wanted money and he would let Me talk to friends who were concerned. He listened all calls intently. He got the idea that I had property and several Thousand dollars of things still in LA. He wanted it. I let him think he Was going to get it if I could just Get back to LA. I got away by greyhound. I had Money in an account to get Away with. More happened but I am Grateful to God I got away as it could have been so much Worse.😭😨

@chifreak6

8 ай бұрын

😢WOW. That's a horrible story. I'm glad you survived. I hope he's in prison. God bless you. 🙏🙏

@maryanne7161

6 ай бұрын

Agree with the other commentor... Please tell us he's in prison...

@BriDia3

5 ай бұрын

Is he in prison???

That's the kind of manager you want

@AmericanAmy

Жыл бұрын

I was just telling my mom that . What a wonderful manager, with that being said, please don’t send me the police for a welfare check those often wind up in death go there yourself with a couple other people and see what’s going on if things look off then call the police.

This happened in my home town it was absolutely horrible, i can’t drive by his house without thinking about Sarah.

@sierrramoss

Жыл бұрын

thank you for covering it so well and our home town will always love Sarah and never forget her mother brother and Stephanie. 🫶🏻

@anyanabanks6276

Жыл бұрын

My gawd 😮

@sonyafly

Жыл бұрын

Wow! They haven’t knocked the house down?

@sierrramoss

Жыл бұрын

@@sonyafly neither house where the murders happened or where he kept Sarah have been demolished and both have people living in them… i could never

@sonyafly

Жыл бұрын

@@sierrramoss Wow! I’m shocked. You’d think they’d be torn down like they did with the Adriel Castro house. They’re going to tear down that house in Idaho where those college kids were killed.

Life in prison w/o parole is worse than death from what I’ve read. 23 hours a day in a box. Forever.

@Blue-ke5sb

Жыл бұрын

You're wrong. I know, because I've been there. He won't be 23/1 forever, eventually he'll be let out into general pop and he'll get by easy since he's a lifer. Prison is basically an adult daycare. He'd be better off executed.

@raphk9599

Жыл бұрын

I don't think it's that bad. They have books, tv, movies, they have conversations with other dirt bags, they joke, laugh, and are provided free meals for the rest of their lives.

@onceyouwheeinyoucantwheeout

Жыл бұрын

@@raphk9599 also we pay taxes for these sickos

@deemedlight3647

Жыл бұрын

No them being sent to their judgement early is better then living in a box getting to shoot the sh$t with other crazies

@LazyASMR123

Жыл бұрын

They get hearted badly depended on what they did other may beat them up meals are very bad beds hard as rock And they have to live with themselfs

Valerie is an outstanding human being. Good on her 🙌 I hope she has a beautiful life too. R.I.P. to ALL the victims 😭😭😭😭

At such a young age this women was so strong and so brave. It’s absolutely incredible.

What a beautiful girl. I hope she finds peace of mind, and thrives.

The fact that even neighbors looked for the family makes my heart melt 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹

@Never_Give_Up.128

8 ай бұрын

Noooooo did they all died!? I'm so sorry for here lost

She adopted one of the search dogs❤ after losing her previous one to that psycopath

She overcame the worst thing imaginable, she spoke out against abuse, she is helping current abuse victims, she broke the cycle of violence with her own kids, AND she adopted the dog involved in her rescue. Holy cow this girl is absolutely beyond comprehension. What an incredible, inspiring soul.

HE LAYED HER ON HER DEAD FAMILY, that’s is awful…truely he IS evil..

The strength she had is amazing. I hope she found peace in life. Seriously. Wow

It's an absolute miracle this girl survived. Some people have to endure such trauma in life. I need to continually count my blessings!

I've watched this story on several different channels but I have to say that yours was the absolute best!! You gave so many interesting details that the others didn't give, which made it even more enthralling.

We appreciate the amount of effort and hard work you’ve invested in this. God bless you.

Bless her heart for surviving all of that. And kudo's to the DQ Manager, her life was no doubt saved because of your quick intuitive actions. May your life be blessed for what you did that day to help your employee.

A human being never knows the limit of what you can actually endure but this girl now a woman certainly went there and beyond. What a gut wrenching story.

It’s sooo good to hear a story with a survivor. I know it was a horrific experience. Sickening really. I love that she has a nice family to spend the rest of her life with.

I have had only one employer that might have done this and he left surgery and patients to come to my house when I had a fire. This is a phenomenal person and boss.

@stargazer2042

13 күн бұрын

All my employers just fire people once they are missing 3 days. They do not even call them and certainly do not report them missing.

Sarah I’m so sorry you had to endure suffering. I am so proud of your decisions you are making. God bless you.

I mean what is wrong with some people. There are so many crazy people in this world. To do this to just random people, killing them. It's beyond my comprehension. It's getting crazier and crazier. No-one is safe, not even in their own home. It's so sad.

I just love that DQ manager. Bless her for caring.

She is an absolute hero for all the victims that have no voice 🙏

She really is a brave person and a role-model. She handled the trauma a lot better than her father. I hope that he eventually got better even if he couldn’t keep in touch with his daughter because of his violent behavior. The DQ manager showed real care for her employee. God bless her too.

I can't imagine the demons she deals with every second of every day, or how she found the strength to keep going.

When you really think about it… how scary is it that millions (yes millions!) of men are violent towards women and children and are still living with their family, being friends with you, pretend to be nice…. Yeah, think about that. It is one my reasons for not being in any relationship with a man, I rather be alone and safe.

@stargazer2042

13 күн бұрын

I'm a guy who is afraid to marry and be force to pay permanent alimoney or child support for a kid that is not mine. And I agree with you that staying single and celibate is the only safe option right now. I'm trying to convince my sister to not date another guy and just live near her two brothers. She is too fearless.

All I can say is how sorry I am for your loss and pain. There are real monsters walking around out there and makes me scared this could have happened to anyone. Sending prayers and love you way Sarah. ❤️

This incredible young woman is an icon of courage and endurance. She will make a difference in the world ✨❤️✨

Thank you for all your strength and bravery here on earth. I always show my gratitude.

This poor girl went through hell. Just heartbreaking

My heart breaks for her😢 She's been through so much, been so brave and so strong!❤

What an amazing, strong woman. I can not begin to imagine what she has gone through. My prayers go out to her. I hope she is able to pass her strength and fortitude on to her children.

Wow, this young woman is such an inspiration. So brave, and courageous. I truly wish her nothing but the best for her future. God Bless Her❤😇🙏🙌😊

I was disappointed you didnt talk more about the whole leaf thing, but I looked it up myself and there's really no information on why this weirdo filled his entire house with leaves besides.... he just really liked leaves???

@PixelatedFaerie

9 ай бұрын

It might be similar to hoarding. Some hoarders do it because it makes them feel protected/shielded from the outside world. But honestly, who knows.

@Ceerads

8 ай бұрын

This video omitted that the killer hid the two bodies in a hollowed-out space in a standing tree trunk in the woods. There was a flash of a photo of the tree trunk in the beginning of the video. I saw a more explicit video on this psychopath. It shouldn’t have been omitted.

@user-yd3rs2mg4c

10 күн бұрын

@@Ceerads It was said near the end, but idk if missed, did they say what was the reason of the muder?

@Ceerads

10 күн бұрын

@@user-yd3rs2mg4c I’m sorry, but I can’t remember (it was months ago that I saw this).

Holy shit its this story! This fricken manager has a sixth sense for danger or something, she is a hero and i wish more people were like her. Instead of calling the police who may have just shrugged it off as a teen not coming to work and a mother being busy, she was worried enough to go physically check on them.

Man it's been so long since I found a channel that has so many cases I haven't heard of!!!! Thank you!!!

That a girl Sarah. Ur a true inspiration for so many others. My abusers didn’t ruin me either. I put things on track and now I’m a retired nurse.

omg. I just happened upon your channel. I follow MANY true crime podcasts, and I have heard this case at least 2 times before, but I don't think any other telling of this case was so well done!

What was the leaves about??

Great job with this video. I love your narration and how you presented the information.

One can only hope we encounter people like this who would notice if you're gone. In prior jobs I know my coworkers wouldn't have cared but in my current job I know 100% my coworker would realize and be worried. We need more people like this.

Wow sometimes life gets hard but when you read things like this it brings it home just how hard some people have had it,total respect to the girl for dealing with what happened and coming out the other side.

She's an amazing woman. God bless her with great love and peace of mind the rest of her life.

What a brave woman Sarah turned out to be! Amazing…

I'm bawling, what a superhero!! God bless you Sarah ❤

I dont think I have or ever will have an employer who cares enough to come to my house if I dont show up

Sarah you are amazing! It's so so sad what you went through but you didn't let it defeat you and that is amazing! God bless you and your kids!

What an incredibly strong soul she has! I hope she has nothing but the absolute best in her life moving forward.

This breaks my heart. That poor family, and that poor young lady. I am so sorry this happened. What a twisted world we live in.

What an incredibly strong beautiful human Sarah is! I wish her everything good in this world!!

KZread is going to get to a point where all you hear is beeps blocking out whole sentences

@exploitz0

Жыл бұрын

Lmfao I know it’s ridiculous. If only there was a better platform

@doctorshell7118

Жыл бұрын

LMAO!

Wow, so heartbreaking! But what an amazing woman!!

She’s such a brave woman I admire her bravery she’s amazing and strong wish her the best life and future

What a great STRONG & BRAVE woman. Thank You for HELPING others. ❤️🙏💃🌠🌍

that manager knows exactly what can happen. absolutely amazing.

Wow. I pray that her goals are accomplished and she’s able to help others with her experience. That’s incredible.

This hurt my heart but your presentation was respectful yet engaging. Now, we know about Sarah Maynard, the brave woman who survived.

Oh GOD I admire this young lady so much. I just want to give her a hug and tell her she is loved ❤

Great video as always why is their so many messed up people in this world

We need to stop giving plea deals to these monsters that let them live. Your choice should be between a swift death and a SLOW, AGONIZING one.

I almost have no words, except…I hope that Sarah’s dad and stepmom revived the same treatment they dished out. As for that sick POS leaf freak, hopefully he got his in jail.

This might be the most underrated true crime channel on KZread. I know u have over 300k subs but u do a great job and ur narration and production quality is top notch stuff. Thanks for all the work. Continued success. I'll be watching. 👍💯

Brave beautiful girl. Wonderful human being ❤

I'm very happy she survived, she is so amazing. Like wow

I lived just down the street from where the killer was, We had people everywhere looking for the missing family, He was a monster, and it's good he was caught because this would have been a lifetime of killing.

This happened in my community.. it was just so devastating.. sending hugs and prayers to Sarah

What a brave girl to share her story

GOD BLESS YOU SARAH!!!🙏🙏🙏 You are a strong beautiful survivor!

My heart breaks for the victim, after such a series of traumatic experiences, i could never carry on the way she did. I hope she’s happy today

Such bravery❤ my prayers are with you every day. 🙏 So many go through unimaginable trauma's. 😢 I pray for world peace

I'm so proud of her so sorry for her loss

Wow this hurt. I’m so sorry Sarah. But I’m so glad that you grew up to be so strong!

I've literally watched the interrogation video of the killer yesterday, so chilling.

@hannabanana592

Жыл бұрын

Did he say why he had all those leaves?

@lyn6768

Жыл бұрын

@@hannabanana592 He didn't say it himself but they deduced that he had some mental disorder that made him think leaves are comforting to him, something like OCD

She is a beautiful woman now an she is helping a lot of young people

Best I've seen this case covered great job. Wow she's a miracle.

@KE-yq2eg

Жыл бұрын

Gotta end the abuse cycle.

Oh my god! I know Valerie Haythorn! I live in Mount Vernon, Ohio. Which is right next to Howard, Ohio. I was an employee at the local Walmart and she was my team lead for a while. I knew she used to work at a DQ a long time ago but I had no idea that she actually helped to solve this case! It feels so surreal to see and hear about people I knew on a true crime channel. Valerie was honestly a fantastic person and a hero.

Sarah I'm so proud of you...God bless you and your family 🙏❤️

Well done, as always.

Amazing job by her friend / boss reading energy so well

She asked a second too late but I’m glad Elizabeth asked if she was okay with hugs before fully hugging her. Some people who underwent extensive trauma especially sexual trauma can’t handle touch from strangers. It’s very triggering. And of course some people without trauma don’t like being touched either. It’s always best to ask before touching someone else because you never know