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TEXAS 1986 Cold Case Solved After 36 Years — Her Killer Lived Next Door

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TEXAS 1986 Cold Case Solved After 36 Years — Her Killer Lived Next Door

For 36 years, a murder in Texas remained unsolved, leaving investigators and the victim's loved ones without answers. In this video, we revisit the 1986 cold case, examine the evidence that kept the investigation alive, and uncover how a breakthrough decades later finally revealed the identity of the person responsible.

The case took an unexpected turn when investigators discovered a connection much closer to home: the killer had lived next door. We'll follow the timeline from the original crime and investigation to the evidence, investigative developments, and eventual resolution of the case.

We'll focus on the documented evidence, investigative process, and key discoveries that helped bring this decades-old case to a conclusion.

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8 Comments

@Daniel-Truecrime 2 weeks ago

😢 I like as the case was solvy😢

@cw5451 2 weeks ago

This murder occurred in my hometown. I'm proud that the police handled it so well and were so diligent about trying to find the killer over many years.
This video was definitely less repetitious than earlier videos, so I appreciate that. 😊

@UnresolvedCase-g9u 2 weeks ago

i am glad this case i solved

@sandyanarayanswami5708 13 days ago (edited)

Yes, England 1984. I did my first degree at the University of Leicester, pretty much exclusively in the Genetics Dept. I graduated in 1976 with a B.Sc. (Hons) in Biology, but stayed in touch with my UG research supervisor, Clive Roberts, whom I had a great deal of respect for. I returned in 1983/84 to ask his advice on next steps in my career-I had just finished my second postdoc. Clive was encouraging AND had big news. He was Dept Chair by this time. The Genetics Dept had just hired this guy, Alec Jeffreys, who had turned down offers from Harvard and MIT to choose Leicester. Clive told me, "I know he will do great things!" And he did-he invented DNA fingerprinting-in my old Department! This has transformed crime fighting and the first case solved using it was actually in Leicester-Colin Pitchfork! I visited the University a couple of years ago and there is now a plaque commemorating this extraordinary technological breakthrough on the front door of the Biology Building. I am pretty sure my UG supervisor, Clive, actually hired him, since he was Dept. Chair at the time.

@ColdEvidence-s5h 2 weeks ago

cảnh sát đã xử lý vụ việc rất tốt và rất tận tâm trong việc tìm kiếm hung thủ suốt nhiều năm.
Video này chắc chắn ít lặp lại hơn các video trước

@carolynrogers9800 12 days ago

Was he married? Did he have children? Would have been interesting to know

@patrickpeden2827 2 weeks ago

Their always dead.no more watch you're videos

@CarstenLindberg 2 weeks ago (edited)

🕵‍♂🔍It took 15 detectives 36 years to solve a case that it takes less than 15 minutes to solve and present the killer.

And even hand over his name and adress:face-turquoise-covering-eyes:

I don't know what they did, but they definitely didn't do what every detective should have done according to page one of the Little Detective ABC

My motto has always been: 'Give me the motive and I'll give you the man.' But there is no need to cross the river to fetch water :face-orange-raised-eyebrow:

This intro is about to show you how to cut through 36 years of donut-eating in just 15 minutes—by simply using basic logic instead of overcomplicating the obvious :face-red-droopy-eyes:

Less that 15 minutes :face-fuchsia-tongue-out:

... To be continued.🔎