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6 Cases With The Most INSANE Twists You've Ever Heard | Documentary
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6 Cases With The Most INSANE Twists You've Ever Heard | Documentary
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Welcome to Mysterious 7. Today we are looking at a Compilation of 6 Cases With The Most Insane Twists. Watch our video to discover how these 6 cases were finally solved after decades. To find out more about these compelling stories with all the crazy twists and turns, watch it right here on Mysterious 7. And don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more episodes like this.

TIMECODES:
00:00 Zephany Nurse Case
31:51 Bill Sparkman Case
50:01 Brittney Gregory Case
1:12:26 The chatroom case
1:36:18 Kim Bryant's case
2:07:18 Billy cope

6 Cases With The Most INSANE Twists You've Ever Heard | Documentary
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[quietstormvalley]

Zephany/Mishas case is harrowing and makes my blood boil. Lavona Solomon is a cruel, evil, selfish witch! And should have got thirty years in prison. The damage done is "almost" irreversible. So sad!

[JuJuForREAL]

Becoming a mother 100% put things into perspective for misha. When she had her new babies I bet she put herself into her bio moms shoes and realized how f’d up her kidnapper was. She could t see that in her immature child mind but the grown up mom version did.

[prentfaiyaz]

That lady who stole that baby should've gotten more time

[joanodom]

Poor Brittany. Failed by everyone around her! This poor child was such a good girl, forced to exist in a world of dealers, thieves, convicts and addicts. I know it sounds crazy, but so many kids' deaths are determined solely by their births, and the sad fact that we have no choice when it comes to our biological parents. Bless her sweet soul.

[sureiamboo]

The baby snatch is evil and selfish. Refusing to tell the TRUTH to the daughter she stole that says all what type of a person she is….. Evil

[GnOmOnG]

Zephany/Mishas case: As much as it's understandable that her biological parents are happy and overjoyed, at the same time it's competely understandable that Mishas world as she knew it basically broke down. Her parents that brought her up were all she knew, her biological parents are strangers to her. Best outcome they can hope for ist to become close friends IMO.

[Grey_Warden_Invasion]

The chatroom case is just... baffling how so many events could have happened.
The narrator said that no author could have come up with a story like that - well, they actually could have come up with something like that, but they wouldn't have written it because no reader would have been able to believe a character that dumb could ever exist.

[SouthernMimi]

That’s so messed up that Billy never got out of prison. He didn’t kill his daughter but yet the Supreme Court didn’t want to hear his case. What kind of justice is that? He may not have had the best conditions for his kids but that doesn’t make him a killer.

[nansnokia]

Is anyone watching this at 4am to get back to sleep bc I am

[dena]

Okay Zephany 's/Misha's story gripped me. I can totally see how the biological parents were once they found her. Obviously elated she was alive, healthy, happy living a wonderful life. My heart goes out to Michael though as he had no clue she wasn't his daughter, didn't know the horrible act his wife did, and yet his life changed completely because of actions he had no control over. I'm just so glad the Nurse family was able to mend everything and be happy together.

[Danica.Powell]

I feel awful for Mishe. It is like they forgot that she is a victim too.

[Findpepperbridge]

I understand that it would be hard and you’d feel pulled between two families but to turn your back completely on your biological mother is pretty messed up

[KaylaMcCormick-fs]

It does not matter how loving and caring she was she was wrong for doing what she did it's heart breaking it was all built on a lie.

[angelalejzerowicz]

I don’t believe for a second that she didn’t steal that baby!! Give me a break 🙄

[jottzett]

I feel Cassidy so much! I am a "substitute kid" as well and still - at almost 60 years - suffer from mental issues because my mother never stopped comparing me with my angel sister. I've always felt like a blueprint - not as precious as the original would be. So I always believe that I am not good enough. No matter what. Don't do this to your children, parents!

[mariaorourke]

Sounds like hospital security totally useless. Absolutely heart rending. There is nothing more fundamentally yours and what you give to the world than the child you have created together. Feel so sorry for the younger sister who lived in Zephanie's shadow and for Misha too. Not sure Misha did as well as she might have done with Celeste and Morne. Really good security needed in hospitals.

[beastshawnee]

Dang. 3 miles away!!! That alone is enough to break your heart. The damage that kidnapper did to so many people. I don’t believe Mesha’s adoptive Mom’s story. Anyone willing to fake a pregnancy is obviously a Major liar. That however doesn’t make her a bad mom to the stolen child-and I understand the desperation some women feel when they can’t give birth. I feel bad for everyone in this story.

[barbaraharris]

The police and the judge were to arrogant to admit they were wrong and liars. This poor man spent the rest of his life in prison because they wouldn’t admit their conspiracy

[sallyh.]

Cassidy knew she had a missing older sister to the extent that she felt imprisoned in protectiveness, and like a replacement child, but when she meets her doppelgänger, who is several years older, and bonds instantly with her, it NEVER occurred to her that this could be her sister ?

[RaptureDragon]

I've heard the first story countless times, but never in the detail you provided. I just wanna say your video goes above and beyond on storytelling and it is much appreciated! So cool to learn new things about stories I already was familiar with.