For anyone interested, this senseless murder was originally highlighted on the series Cold Case Files. If any of you are Interested in viewing it, the episode is called Graveyard Shift at the Gas Station Turns Deadly S1, E6. I'm so glad the family now knows who murdered their loved one. Have a good day, everyone

@cappiecartwright6718

8 ай бұрын

Ahhh yeah I've watched that episode before. Glad it's solved.

@lulassong6524

8 ай бұрын

What a great series!❤

@davidmenke7552

8 ай бұрын

Yep! That's where I first heard this story. Very sad case.

@UntiedStatesOfAmericaChannel

8 ай бұрын

I thought this was familiar

@feliciabosch8110

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for the information really appreciated

"However, he neglected to shave his nipples".... ME: inhales a huge gulp of coffee, choking and laughing XD

@shonnafoster6097

7 ай бұрын

Yesssss😂😂😂😂

@miashell

3 ай бұрын

It begs the question "how hairy can one's nipples become?" I don't think I want to know the answer. I was pondering that when the stock image of inches long hairs in tweezers came up. It may require a note that it wasn't from the actual nipples in question. 🤣🤣

The fact that he didn't want to kill animals and fish really means he was a decent compassionate person. What a great loss.

@SheriParkhurst-wd5cj

7 ай бұрын

I agree! Hearing that made me feel even more compassion for him.

@romystumpy1197

3 ай бұрын

I agree,he was a unique human

Thank you Jiles.. you tell a story far better than most.. and your personal touch, of the basic facts, and of placing blame where it belongs, not on the victim, makes your storytelling superior..

@lilyrose9888

8 ай бұрын

I totally agree that Giles is definitely one of the very best. He has a great personality and is always spot on he never deviates from the truth

@thisisMONSTERS

8 ай бұрын

Thank you both so much!

@dianahelman1553

7 ай бұрын

​@@thisisMONSTERSI agree with them. I love that you get to the point. You don't chit chat about unnecessary stuff like other crime storytellers do

@lindaarrington9397

7 ай бұрын

👍 agree 💯 %

@CoExist64

7 ай бұрын

Couldn’t agree more, well said.

Am I the only one that thinks Thomas Nager might have shown up to work on time...found Brad dead & thief that he was: opened & robbed the safe? Then wiped his fingerprints away & went back home. Later returning to the scene of the crime with his 'slept in' story.

@astrzmbie9968

7 ай бұрын

​@@mr.mclibtard5015lol

Thank you monsters. What a senseless crime. So very sad.

I started smoking in 1984 (19 yrs old) and cigarettes were $1.25 a pack. I worked at KFC and was paid $3.75/hr (min. wage was $3.25/hr) Rent was $125.00/month for a 2 bedroom apartment Gas was approx $1.10/gal (I remember when gas was .35/gal in the 70's)

@joannbowden6220

7 ай бұрын

Ahhhh, good times!! 😂😂

@eratoisyourmuse659

7 күн бұрын

Sooo... smoking has always been a waste of money

I rarely cry over these stories but this one really hit deep for some reason. It's such a shame he seemed like such a good person.

It isn't "media circus", it is media harrassment. They attempt to coerce people who don't want to interact with them, and they are the worst of the worst for slapping aside people's non-consent and not taking no for an answer.

@gordonaliasme1104

8 ай бұрын

The media circus is mostly 🤡

@gordonaliasme1104

8 ай бұрын

Thank you Jiles for bringing this monster to light. You must have a strong constitution !

@ginacoaster

8 ай бұрын

I’ve never actually realize just how insidious the media is. Your comment was much needed.

@Kal-ze5ju

7 ай бұрын

​@@ginacoasteryou cant be serious can you

@mikesanders8621

7 ай бұрын

The top 3 jobs occupied by psychopaths are CEOs, salespeople, and journalists. They're literally completely lacking in empathy in many cases.

How heartbreaking for the mother, I just can't imagine how hard her trip back had to have been. So sad, 😢 RIP. BTW, your almost at 700k Who whooo. I'm watching 😊

The friendship between the two old ladies is amazing!

I love your long intros into the story, it makes the story even more intriguing.

Utah is a very weird state. So many homeless teenagers.

@MattJDave

7 ай бұрын

I'm sure it has nothing to do with the Morman majority :P

Another really good episode of TIM, the hard work and dedication that Jiles puts in to producing TIM is really amazing, he's maintained a high standard throughout. There is a lot of true crime content on KZread but TIM is consistently of a high standard. One point that I've always liked about this channel is that the victim is always put at the centre and is not just a character in a story. Thank you for all your hard work, it's appreciated

Such a great channel! The writing and presentation are superb and respectful. Jiles is an excellent storyteller, with one major plus.. he actually cares about the victims.

Adding details like the brother's life affirming reading of Bradley's diary - really rounds out these cases and the family/backgrounds. Thank you for doing this, it's just one thing that makes your videos awesome.

A little bit of background: Logan to Brigham City is about 30 miles and takes you through Sardine Canyon, which is heavily forested and gets a lot of snow. From there, it's about a 10 minute drive from Brigham to Willard/Perry. In the 80's, Ogden and SLC were about thirty miles apart with not a whole lot of city in between, but now, it's like one giant suburb connecting the two, with Layton in the middle. It's also not desert. It's very green from Logan to SLC. Only when you hit Price to Moab do you get the desolation, and into Green River. Utah is also the most absurdly easy state to navigate. It's streets are mostly numbered from main and center streets outward like a grid.

@Listrynne

8 ай бұрын

Except for the newer suburbs where the streets are curvy and named instead of numbered.

@lindaarrington9397

7 ай бұрын

Ty 4 info

A man that is shaved everywhere but his nipples is a terrifying thought

@monamedley6666

8 ай бұрын

40 year old Virgin just flashed through my mind 🤣 🤣

@lindaarrington9397

7 ай бұрын

Yuck

@Lena-so2lq

7 ай бұрын

Came here to say. 😂😂

@HoneyHoneyBaby

7 ай бұрын

Lol 🤭

@devonremy6581

5 ай бұрын

@monamedley6666 Remember that episode of My Name is Earl - the one with the circus people?

Thank u so much Mr. Jiles, great story and the mothers becoming friends is just beautiful

How bad is the police department when you hope the "after life" will solve the crimes of others.

@mugiwarabon3374

7 ай бұрын

It was actually the family that felt the perpetrator would be punished in the afterlife, not the police. No one thought it would solve the crime.

Ugh. I am always so disturbed by cases like these. Where a completely innocent person(s) is just living their life, and then they are swooped up by incomprehensible evil and forced into a living nightmare filled with terror and horrible pain, all before dying. It shakes me to my core. I sometimes feel my stomach turn when if I think too much about what the victim(s) was feeling/thinking in their final moments. Listening to true crime is a favorite past time of mine, but sometimes it's important to step away from it for brief (or not so brief) intervals in the interest of managing my own mental health. But sometimes it's too late. It was just last year when I learned all the horrible details of the Channon Christian and Chris Newsom murders as well as the Wichita Massacre. To this day, I still experience distressing thoughts about these crimes at various times. Sometimes when I am trying to fall asleep. Other times when I am just doing mindless work at the office. Or driving. It's been etched into my brain. I'm not saying I have PTSD because of it. But I absolutely have intrusive thoughts about these murders that interfere in with my overall sense of contentment at times. Not every day, and not even regularly, but I have these thoughts and I wish I didn't. So be careful out there, folks!

@vickythefist7062

8 ай бұрын

I sometimes get that from true crime videos. When they involve torture i end up having nightmares about it . usually when I'm least expecting it the thoughts or photos that I've seen will just pop inro my head

@justinm3745

8 ай бұрын

Very relatable.

@kathyollis7037

8 ай бұрын

Oh I relate so well to everything you commented, I definitely need to step away

@lindaarrington9397

7 ай бұрын

I feel there's a reason you have these things pop in our minds I take it I need to pray about it Like this case it took 4ever to solve Prayer is real and works Have a nice day.

@Lena-so2lq

7 ай бұрын

You're not alone. I have CPTSD and the Newsom, Christensen murders bother me since i learned of them on Wikipedia about 10 years back. Never can forget how evil those monsters were.

Holy crap. I lived in Logan growing up... hearing that city name on this channel freaked me out.

So sad, that poor boy and his family. Great job, as usual!

Brad sounded like a lovely young man. My thoughts are with his family and loved ones.

At least they didn't give up. Glad the murderer finally got caught.

I live in Logan and grew up there. I drive past that gas station every week for work. I had no idea about this story. Great job!

@mugiwarabon3374

7 ай бұрын

It's all boarded up now too, it's eerie.

Bradley was so handsome and kind So unfair

hey! judging by your shirts you have great taste in music! thank you so much for doing what you do. my favorite channel for true crime. love the sensitivity and kindness that you show during the covering these stories. also, love your sarcastic comments.

Thank you for being as respectful as you are when it comes to religion and ethnicity of all peoples. Being LDS and native American, nobody is as sensitive to everybody's cultures and beliefs as your channels are and they are by far my favorite on KZread and podcasts. Thanks. You're supa cool.

Thanks for this totally heart-breaking case, what poor Bradley went through at the end or in the last few minutes of his life can only be imagined, Thankfully the right person seems to be paying for that deed. RIP Bradley.

surprise surprise. The best way for me to sleep right here I have complete insomnia in sometimes I'm awake for days. This channel has helped me sleep many times along with brief case criminally listed, thank you guys..

Another great case Jiles, your a very hard worker and great at your craft.

Completely horrific 😢

Horrible taking a life is. Soo sad. Giles your investigative native is the best truly.

Damn, from Logan city to Ogden city is far as hell. I used to make that drive everyday. It's also dangerous during the colder weather. The drive and the isolation always kept my guard high.

In 1986 cigarettes were 96cents +tax of 4 cents. In Michigan. From that year until this year-I have FINALLY quit smoking. Please pray for me. ❤

@lareneandpipsqueeksully

8 ай бұрын

Black pepper helps with cravings, I use essential oil’s for withdrawals from. You can do it and your body will love you for it❣️

@vetagainsttrump16

8 ай бұрын

I quit after 35 years... Believe me, it gets easier

@susanmanning773

7 ай бұрын

I started smoking when cigarettes were 75cents a pack and you could buy them from a vending machine. Circa 1978 here in California. I quit about 12 years ago and does get Hella easier. You will realize that it's just a habit as I would like to smoke when I would get in my car. I still occasionally crave the cigarette then. You can do it🎉

@FLo-jc7ig

7 ай бұрын

​@@lareneandpipsqueeksully That's nice. So what do you DO with the black pepper? Eat it from a spoon? Just say "black pepper" to yourself?? Sniff it?? Or what?? Just saying "black pepper" without an explanation means nothing!!? 😮

@NeilCrouse99

7 ай бұрын

Ya, I started right around that time, if not a couple years sooner. I smoked for 30+ yrs. and have quite now for 8 or so years and use a vape now. It's the closest to having your cake and eating it too as you'll EVER get.. lol : )

Everyone involved was so competent, I'm glad they got closure

You're the best Jiles! I love listening to you ... Makes every story better :)!!

As always, Jiles delivers another fantastic video. Thank you Jiles!

Another superbly put together upload. Such a pro 😊

Hi Jiles-Praying you are on the mend. Thanks for your continued hard work. RIP Bradley. 🙏

Mental health HAS to be taken seriously of police and corrections. It's slowly happening in Canada, but not fast enough imo.

@kimberlypatton205

8 ай бұрын

I agree wholeheartedly. Police officers see things that the public cannot fathom, and they are expected to just “ deal with it” as part of the job. But they are still human beings and I can only imagine the trauma, no matter how much they think they are “ dealing with it”. I could never in a million years do what they do. Much love and respect to all police and EMT’s. And for our military and medical personnel as well.

@mommy2libras

7 ай бұрын

Same with the case workers from places like child/adult protective services. At least in the cases of police, their job allows them to do something- it's actually the job to gather evidence and find what happened to sort of "solve" it so there's some justice. The reason the turnover rate is so high for case workers is because not only are they constantly having to witness horrible cases of abuse and neglect but most often, protocol dictates that they go through a chain of proper procedure. They may have to continue to witness it for weeks or months before anything is done and in some cases, they get denied to be able to act and help the person they're supposed to be helping.

20 years to solve that’s crazy!!

I’m glad you’re growing so much. You’re stuff is great!

Yesss this is monsters notification.. time to clean my house while listening.. love it ♡♡

Actually $1 a pack back then sounds right if not even a little more than it was. I remember buying smokes in high school in the 1985 and they were ¢.89 a pack for camels. I remember this horrible story!! So many kids murdered working crappy jobs like this, sick.

Great program. Love the softer ending, with more pertinent text information.

Morning All 😄. It's 1:24 here in Australia 🦘

An unexpected surprise. After midnight I figured there wasn't going to be one.

@The_Cholo

8 ай бұрын

He always post this early

@anja2716

8 ай бұрын

@@The_Cholo not where I live.

Good Morning, Jiles and Fellow Monsterers! 💖

@Kris.with.a.K

8 ай бұрын

WOOHOO!! 👋❤

@retard_activated

8 ай бұрын

​@@Kris.with.a.KGood Morning, Kris! Happy Monday!! 💖

@ceeleegee825

8 ай бұрын

Good evening here! Was about to head to bed! Cheers girl!!

@retard_activated

8 ай бұрын

@@ceeleegee825 Cheers, Love! 🥂💖

Bleh, Mondays are always early for me. I have work at 5am so I always look forward to your videos

Made my cuppa coffee, surprise ,Monday morning upload, 🤩thank you ever so much Jiles, shout out to the family✌🏻💕

Oooo Morning Monsters pairs perfectly with coffee. What a pleasant surprise. Could tell it was going to be a good one when the intro was over 3 min

Thank you again for an excellent video

"...friends with a man named Thomas Nager" Yikes, that was a close one...

Regarding the break-in pooper-- I've been told it's actually somewhat common. Acccording to the various kinds of officers present at a party, the poopetrators like to leave a 'gift'. A last, sort of disrespect, for the victims.

@chrishenniker5944

7 ай бұрын

I thought it was an urban legend, or the ghost of GG ALLIN.

Please do the Alex Whipple (Lizzy Shelley was his niece) and the Colton Peterson/Jayzon Decker (Deserae Turner) cases out of Logan, Utah. I've lived there twice in my life, and there is some heinous sh*t that has gone down there over the years.

@mugiwarabon3374

7 ай бұрын

I'm a family member of Lizzy. It honestly terrifies me to think about her case being covered on a channel like this. Jiles is always respectful of the victims and families, but ultimately, people suck.

@heidimedel

7 ай бұрын

@mugiwarabon3374 I'm sorry for your loss and the suffering this has caused you all. Jiles is definitely the guy to very respectfully cover it. Hugs!!!! Jaralee Underwood (Pocatello case/early 90s) was my husband's first cousin and that broke the family. All of these cases are just so devastating to so many people.

@mugiwarabon3374

7 ай бұрын

@@heidimedel Thank you for the virtual hugs, and also for sharing that piece of your life with me. When her case comes up suddenly it still causes me a lot of panic, but honestly, your follow up comment made me feel a little better. Thank you so much, I hope you have a wonderful day!

Wonderful start to the day!

Also: A FORENSIC vacuum...giggle

Great intro. Very suspenseful.

Hmmmmmmmmmm 😔thanks sir amazing effort GOD bless you n protect you always all the best 👍🏻👌🏻👍🏻👌🏻❤️❤️❤️

Good morning 🩷

@lisaharris7549

8 ай бұрын

Afternoon hun.

@alantaylor353

8 ай бұрын

Good afternoon from the Scottish Highlands my friend.!! 👍 👍

Thank you ❤❤❤

In 1993 a pack of cigarettes were less than 2$, and gas was 89 cents. Never thought I'd feel so old.

“He neglected to shave his nipples” 😂🤣 I’m both grossed out and amused at that statement.

@thisisMONSTERS

7 ай бұрын

I'm constantly recording myself saying things I would have never expected when I was younger. I need to put together a compilation of some of the weirdest things I've said.

I just watched the cold case file episode about this last night. Weird.

RIP Brad. Thank you Jiles🙏💔🕊️

Ooo, late night drop for me! Looks like im not going to bed yet! Hey Monsters!

@retard_activated

8 ай бұрын

💖💖💖

@ceeleegee825

8 ай бұрын

@@retard_activated 😊

@jenniferphilliips3585

8 ай бұрын

Good morning ☀️ here

Back in 1984 many brands of cigarettes cost under a dollar.

I literally was on the main page thinking its a bit late 😂. Always a good morning when a new video drops

I’ve listened to so many of these, but this one really broke my heart. 💔

Just what ai needed this morning!

Thank you for your upload Jiles 💕

Waa wondering where You were? You sound a little under the weather. Hooe you're doing okay Jiles. Thank you for this new upload Just got home from work about to eat some 🍕 and chill out so thanks for the new upload to go along with my relaxation.

I was a kid, on my way home from Logan the day after the murder, passing the gas station with surrounding police cars. I found out just days later from my parents that it was a murder scene. It was a shock to learn that a screwdriver was the murder weapon. It stayed in the back of my mind until I found out 20ish years later that they finally found the murderer.

Heartbreaking.

In 1998 Marlboro cigs were $1 a pack in eastern KY. Ah the past.

@maggiee639

7 ай бұрын

In Georgia they were $3.50 in 2014!

"A potted plant had been knocked over. Also, there was a puddle of blood and a dead body" ah yes, all equally valid clues.

Have a great day Monsters. When is your big move Jiles? Im hoping to get some merch once you've settled in as postage and raxes from the States make it impossible for now.

@retard_activated

8 ай бұрын

I believe they move next month but definitely want to check in with him on his other channel (Jiles With A J) if you haven't already. 💖

@loobielou6965

8 ай бұрын

@retard_activated thank you so much I'll have a look 💙

Cigarettes were even LESS than $1 in 1984. Cigarettes and gasoline per gallon prices were always roughly the same until the govt. Started gouging smokers, falsely thinking it would make us stop! 😊

Mental health seems to be a major issue in law enforcement. I seen where 3 current and 1 former LAPD officers unalived themselves in the same week, either last month or in the passed couple months. I only seen it because i was looking at the gun violence website that shows the many people who die from gun violence everyday, even if it's on themselves. Never heard about it in the news. People just unhappier than ever, it's from a lack of connection and lack of real relationships with people in my opinion, and it's only getting worse.

@marieogara1036

7 ай бұрын

@joshthemediocre7824 Can I ask you a question please? I've seen the term "unalive themselves" a few times lately, only on youtube comments. Curious term, I thought, perhaps trying to move away from the old term of "killed themself", with implied violence rather than despair? But, when suicide is no longer considered an individual/family stigma, and is almost referred to as "taking one's own life", I don't understand this attempt at re-naming , and it seems more negative and less empathetic, especially with the immediate connection to "un-dead", which is dehumanising.

@stephanieweiland4062

7 ай бұрын

The term (and others like it) was coined by social media users as a way to fool algorithms on sites and apps that censor posts containing violent content.

@joannbowden6220

7 ай бұрын

​@@marieogara1036it's YT censoring EVERYTHING with a negative connotation.

@marieogara1036

7 ай бұрын

@@joannbowden6220 Thanks for your reply, That thought never crossed my mind at all! I'm hesitant about believing it (no disrespect intended), it seems too pointless to be worthwhile. I've read so many appalling words and phrases on YT.

Always great content! I can hear the cold in your voice so i hope you feel better soon jiles!! 🙏🙏

@thisisMONSTERS

8 ай бұрын

I'm definitely better, but I still have still have a little congestion that is noticeable in the recording. Thanks for watching!

How hard did you practice to make sure you got that one guy's last name perfect? Lol 😂

@courtneyjohnson4495

7 ай бұрын

On everything! Lmao I’m like can you imagine growing up with tht!!??!! 😂

Bro his prints NOT popping up when there are so many others is way more suspicious than if they did 😬

Thank you Jiles~~

Have you ever heard of the story about Neal falls? The serial killer that was stopped by one of his would be victims dead in his tracks?

In 1990 smokes were $1.06 in Nevada

Good evening Jiles and monsters ❤

@jenniferphilliips3585

8 ай бұрын

Good morning ☀️

Back when a job at a gas station gave you enough money to afford college and a wedding.

@eleanorchorao4875

7 ай бұрын

When college was cheap and before bridezillas

@ckoritko

5 ай бұрын

@@eleanorchorao4875 Thank you for pointing out the actual problem rather than the wages. It’s truly shameful that more folks don’t bother to educate themselves when most of us have computers in our pockets. Too few of us in the modern world do our due diligence and bother discerning the actual causes for these phenomenon rather than naively screeching for the fastest, most seemingly convenient solution.

Yes they were that cheap... 85 cents in 1984

Poor Brad😢

Guys always carry a spare in case there is a flat and to avoid unnecessary stress and delays . RIP Bradley .

Such a sad story.

Smokes were fifty cents a pack in 1974 when I started smoking.

😂. I started smoking cigarettes in 1984. Marlboro cost.90 Per pack

@eleanorchorao4875

7 ай бұрын

$15 today. New york

5 dollars for gas. I’m Scottish and I don’t think you’d get 5 litres of fuel for that now

In 1992 a pack of gpc cigarettes were .99 cents 1.06 with tax

Thomas WHAT?? Lmfaoo😂😂

Thanks Jiles

"Revenge of the Son of Sinister" Is what you should call it!