The Molalla Forest Murders
Disturban
407,955 views
Meet Dayton Leroy Rogers
Dayton was born on September 30th, 1953, in Moscow, Idaho.
He was raised in a religious, working-class family and spent his early years helping out at his father’s small engine repair shop.
On the surface, he was an ordinary man...however, he would soon become known as the personification of evil.
20 Comments
@WaitComatose 1 year ago Pinned
Disturban is just a chill guy
@tevman69 1 year ago
Between Dayton’s doctors and judges, these victims never had a chance. That’s the worst part here!
@RKT310 1 year ago
Porter: "Where do I keep your suitcase, sir?"
Disturban: "This case takes place in my back seat"
Disturban: "This case takes place in my back seat"
@lamardoss 1 year ago
I feel like if you get the death sentence 3 times like this, you should win the death penalty for real and not need another trial no matter what It should stick.
@mema1904 1 year ago
good on those bystanders for helping jennifer even though she ultimately passed away. they were insanely brave for rushing in like that, especially the guy that got a license plate number. heroes, all of them. may she and the other victims rest in peace :(
@DG-Vancouver_Island 1 year ago
What the actual fuck??? He kidnapped and SA two teenagers, tried to stab another to death and he keeps getting probation?? The families should be able to sue the ppl responsible for not keeping him locked up, this is appalling!
@KarynHill 1 year ago
The repeated turnovers of his sentencing were ridiculous. And the amount of time between being sentenced to death and the sentencing being carried out is absurd, especially when there's no chance at all that the person is not guilty.
@EEsmalls 1 year ago (edited)
JFC, it seems very cruel and unusual to put the family through so many trials. How many times does a person need to be sentenced to death for the same crime before they decide it's enough, that the decision should stand? That's absolutely crazy to me.
@LazyCatLady999 1 year ago
This is a serial killer that I hadn't heard of and I have heard a lot of true crime, about 30 years worth. Thanks for the great presentation. ✌🏻
@NoFear69262 1 year ago
These poor women, no little girl says ‘I want to be a sex worker when I grow up.’ They were already fighting their own demons, they had hopes & dreams. 🙏😢
@SpiritGirlSF 1 year ago
Not even an hour ago I just telling my mailman how I nearly moved to the Molalla Forest with my foster family back in the late 70s. On one hand wish I had gone with but then I would have been living in an airstream trailer by myself on their land at the age of 16. Thank you for covering this one. ❤🔥
@reverendbell2747 1 year ago
Remember when youtube tried to nuke @disturban's channel for being AI? And now every 2nd video i click on is obvious AI...
@flyingsquirrel4014 1 year ago
I have always wondered why the system goes to such extents to keep someone alive that clearly didn't care about anyone else's life.
@ΝατάσαΚαφετζάκη 1 year ago
Watching late at night in Thessaloniki, Greece. Thank you, Sir. You are very eloquent and articulate. Your script is always very well written, too.
The Molalla Forest Murders
Disturban
407,955 views
Meet Dayton Leroy Rogers
Dayton was born on September 30th, 1953, in Moscow, Idaho.
He was raised in a religious, working-class family and spent his early years helping out at his father’s small engine repair shop.
On the surface, he was an ordinary man...however, he would soon become known as the personification of evil.