2 Hours Of Shocking Murder Mysteries | The New Detectives

In this marathon of The New Detectives, investigators solve a series of complex murder cases using forensic science. They uncover the truth behind the death of a 33-year-old man through crucial evidence pointing to a close acquaintance. A young mother's killer near her Indiana home is identified with just one key piece of evidence. The discovery of a decapitated woman's body by an Alabama river leads to a challenging hunt for her identity and killer. A woman's death at the bottom of a staircase in New York sparks a forensic investigation to determine if it was murder or suicide, revealing it as a staged crime scene. Forensic examiners rely on physical evidence, known as the Silent Witness, to solve cases without eyewitnesses. Through military records, detectives identify a decapitated woman as Sandra Gail Leslie, leading to a breakthrough in her murder case. The apparent suicide of Irene Kovac is exposed as murder, disproving her husband's claims. Blood patterns and DNA evidence are key in solving a series of brutal murders, linking physical evidence to suspects. Finally, the case of Sandra Gail Leslie transitions from a missing person to murder as detectives work tirelessly to bring her killer to justice.

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[JootjeJ]

I love the immediate assumption that write a data as day before month means the killer has been in the military. Rather than be raised in almost any other country than the US.

[cplmpcocptcl]

Stuart Kovacs parole was denied and affirmed denied 3-22-19.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[drkmwinters]

Ya talk about there being no violent crime like domestic violence isn't rampant in these rural areas

[ericalexander]

That first case, it's nice that they were able to get a warrant to search someone's house with absolutely no evidence, and nothing other than a gut suspicion.

[davidwoermansr]

The 24 hr waiting time for reporting a missing person is BS

[barbaraschoepp]

I ❤❤❤❤❤ forensic science and especially those extraordinarily skilled and clever scientists.

[suzsnide]

70k go missing in TX each year. Holy Moly! May the odds be forever in your favor. Geez!

[CoraHowardwilliams]

Custardy battles sometimes end in murder... Thats flipping scary

[TomRivieremusic]

First to have a daughter to make wrong choices in life is one problem. The other problem is what kind of sick guy would murder his wife. Money and jealousy is a poor excuse. Just leave if you are not happy.

[ericalexander]

There is no 24 hour waiting period to open a missing persons investigation.

What a ridiculous statement.

[johnoneill]

Why did she even go out with that thing. RIP Sandra.

[davidwoermansr]

Elkhart Indiana a place unfamiliar with violent crime in the 60s and early 70s i could see that and if by close knit you mean cultish i can see that too

[Sabyscorpioncina]

so he figured he had to 'gain' from her death... well, he did gain something... yeah... a life in prison!!!!
So stupid!

[krackerjack]

He was taken off death row and given life without parole. He was 74 at the time. May 12, 2009.
One appeal got him a new trial before they took him off death row.

[christinef]

How cold to kill your mother too (also ex-girlfriend). Then that couple actually thought they could go on raising the little boy and just skip through the rest of their lives together? Both killers and relationships ought to have a foundation of trust? Good grief

[mjonhouston]

59:00:00 - the suspect looks a bit like "Huggy Bear" from the old Miami Vice series.

[deborahleone]

Oh my goodness! Remind me NEVER to ask THAT brother-in-law for an Alibi!!!!❤f
I’d be in prison for life(no parole, either!

[Tinthia]

lol it's not only the military that uses that dating format, it's also pretty much the rest of the planet.

[Frosty]

That's a huge 3 y/o 😅
I forgot how much i enjoyed these older taped episodes.
At we get a scenario. Some nowadays don't do so or don't even bother with fake blood and such cause they'll just blur it out 😂😶

[billiismith]

Vowed to never give up HER child. Wow, that's THEIR CHILD😢
It's sad because women tend to TAKE the father away from the father THEN SCREAM... "he's a deadbeat" & or "he's abusive" YET stay with that same man. Thisss IS WHY... being married b4 children SHLDDD still be the norm.... if u have 2 married people with a common goal u can teach ur children better 1 & 2, when things get rough ull be better equipped to make it thru the hard times & 95% of the time it dsnt end in murder...😢