Today we take a look at 5 Cold Cases That Were Solved In 2023.
00:00 Intro
00:06 Kayla Unbehaun
05:30 Larry Fuller
08:58 Sarah Yarborough
16:25 Carol Reiff
20:03 Jose Randolfo Pagoda
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00:06 Kayla Unbehaun
05:30 Larry Fuller
08:58 Sarah Yarborough
16:25 Carol Reiff
20:03 Jose Randolfo Pagoda
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You sound like Tom Hanks q: Very nice.
More like David Attenborough
The third one wasn’t solved in 2023
Perhaps its not the best idea to release serious offenders from prison
Perhaps a more permanent solution would indeed be best.
There are far too many of these cases (sexual assault, murder) involving repeat offenders. Wonder what the recidivism rate is for male offenders who sexually assault a woman and are released back into society? Has to be very high. How do you reform this type of offender
@@Megs901 Exactly!! I, personally, am sickened by the lawmakers that allow inmates to be released after serving half the time they earned, by the ones that commute death sentences to life, and by the others that allow inmates who have exhausted all appeals to sit on death row for years. Bullets are quicker and much less expensive than lethal injection or the electric chair. Bullets are more humane than hanging or the gas chamber. The lawyers have done their jobs, done their best to represent their clients. Now it’s your turn: come on lawmakers, judges and parole boards… these victims and their families deserve so much better from you!!!!
We are led by criminals
Smokem
Wait so in the first case she stole like 6 years of time between the father and daughter and she’s only likely to face a Max of three years but most likely probation? How is that Justice? That type of sentence would not deter anyone from committing the same crime
A male would receive anything from a year to 15 years.
The only good thing you can take from that case is that it was a mom who took the child for love or vindictiveness and not some maniac. 😢
@@teresakirkland995 bet you wouldn’t have said that if the roles were reversed.
Prolly because it was ONLY kidnapping, not kidnapping and kept in a cellar locked up to be used and abused,
Maybe because having the mom in prison forever would traumatize the kid?? 🥴
The sketch of the perpetrator and the detective in Sarah’s case look so similar it’s a little 😮
Ryan was on the The vanished podcast before Kayla was found. It’s a great listen and he seems like a great person.
Your statement is interesting.most of the time everyone is on the woman’s side
Narcissists tend to make a good impression.
45 years for raping and murdering a teenager is a crime in itself! WTF?
He’d die from old age before reaching the 30 year mark
So glad Kayla got back to her Dad thanks to an eagle eyed lady who they forgot to thank in that long list.
Her mother deserves some long prison time not 1-3 years and most likely probation. It’s so wrong what she put Kayla through and the Dad, his family and maybe hers if they didn’t know.
@@noxx1176 absolutely. The CJS is weird like that in all countries. The mother put Dad and Kayla through hell for her selfishness and gets a slap. Sometimes people get longer sentences for possession of drugs. Not selling, just using for themselves and not hurting anyone else. That’s what’s so wrong. I bet the mother will also want visitation with Kayla when she gets out and will probably be allowed and get supervised visits. 🤬
@jojowynne233 here’s hoping she doesn’t get it
My mom use to be friends with her grandmother,I knew her too,in the 90’s/2000’s she was nice when I knew her.
I was about to say the same thing. The child was missing for 5 years.
How was she missing she was literally with her mom
So happy Kayla got a happy ending! I wonder what her life was like before being found. I’m guessing her mother was very strict, to avoid her escaping or being discovered. So happy she got back with her amazing dad!
This transition is probably hard on Kayla. To be ripped away from her mother (even though she’s a criminal) and be placed with a father she doesn’t know anymore has to be hard and confusing. I hope the relationship with her father is an easy one and grows strong m.
No one’s heard the mother story…. She was abused by this man. She was raped. Imprisoned. But she can’t prove it now and when she was imprisoned by that man she was extremely scared that’s why she completely disappeared
@@AndyKPOV well that sucks if true, however my concern is for the teenager and her well-being
@@AndyKPOV Why can’t she prove it?
She’d have memories of her father. She wasn’t so young where she’d forget him completely, but this ‘mother’ seems like the type that would have poisoned her daughter’s mind against her father. That’s going to take years of therapy to get over. I’d be surprised if Kayla even wants to maintain a relationship with her mother after this. Regardless of how well she was treated… assuming that her mother wasn’t abusive to her, this woman was selfish enough to take her away from her father who also loved her very much.
@@TiffWaffles I didn’t say she didn’t remember him, but she doesn’t know him anymore
Love these 20 minute videos, not overwhelming like the long long ones
Only 2-3 years. That women robbed Kayla of a childhood with her father. She deserves more than that !!
women get away with everything -.-
Remind me of how on the show 2020 this was similar to this case but a little bit different.
That woman is her mother fyi
Tasmr, you are totally correct. It’s tragic the years the father has lost. She should also have to reimburse law enforcement for the costs of the investigation.
He was abusing the mother
On Kayla’s case, good eyes and good determination! It must be daunting to call the cops on people who MIGHT be missing.
Dude thanked EVERYONE for Kayla’s discovery EXCEPT the lady who recognized them in the store 🤦♂️
something isn’t right about that story…I think it’s very sketchy
Why didn’t he thank her? And kinda weird that they brought that up about not thanking her.
Why didn’t he thank her?
Maybe that was her choice.
That’s what I was thinking!! And the police didn’t think her eiither
There’s that case where the mother and son disappeared, and then she was found in motel dead from suicide and the boy missing. They never found him, but it’s still uncertain if he’s alive or dead since there’s no evidence to suggest any of that. I really happy that Kayla was found alive and returned to her father, more like I was relieved…
I think she killed him because if what she said was true they would have found him by now
Yes!!! Timothy Pitzen.. I think the mother killed him, which is why she killed herself. That’s what I feel as well
The family can sue the state for allowing Nicholas out. Let the murderer pay in a civil case and a life sentence but, like cops who abuse innocent people. The judge or parole board let him out from jail EARLY and she would have still been alive were it not for they allowing him out.
Why is their justice system so stupid?? Why release a repeat offender?? I have heard of so many cases like this in America. Some even go hunt down their victims to finish off what they started after being released from jail.
Exactly but that’s the justice system for you 🙄
It’s all about money. Not justice; just money.
Thank goodness the lady recognized the little girl and her mom. She’s should have been recognized
*She
The second case with Larry’s reasoning is so weird to me. he said ” i didn’t mean to kill him i thought he was someone else” he basically said he meant to kill someone but it happened to be the wrong guy by mistake