15 Decades Old Cases Solved By the Internet (Insane Twists)

In this video, we are going to talk about the incredible stories of cold cases solved by the power of the internet which remained unsolved in the past for decades.The startling twist in the Crystal Theobald case.The heart-wrenching resolution of Linda Ann O’Keefe's story. The groundbreaking technology that uncovered the fate of William Earl Moldt and many more other cases which seem mysterious for investigators and are finally solved in 2023 with the help of advancements in technology. The families of these victims get justice after so long. Many disappearances and cases are solved because of the hard work of internet detectives.

Uncover the incredible stories of these cold cases in our latest video, 'Unsolved Mysteries Solved: The Power of the Internet.' This gripping compilation unravels seventeen fascinating cases, showcasing how online sleuths, advancements in technology, and the relentless pursuit of justice brought resolution to mysteries that once seemed unsolvable. Discover how modern technology and the collaborative efforts of dedicated individuals across the globe have rewritten the endings of these once-cold cases.
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Introduction - 00:00
1. Linda Ann O’Keefe - 0:39
2. Tammy Jo Alexander - 9:00
3. Susan Rainwater - 18:17
4. Haley Wilson - 26:00
5. Aundria Bowman - 30:53
6. Barbara Ann Hackmann Taylor - 41:48
7. Jason Patrick Callahan - 47:24
8. The Philadelphia Hate Crime - 53:55
9. Abraham Shakespeare - 58:52
10. Jun Lin - 1:13:04
11. Crystal Theobald - 1:23:15
12. Gregory May - 1:29:33
13. Lavender Doe - 1:38:15
14. Paulette Jaster - 1:44:16
15. Strongsville Jane Doe - 1:51:32
16. William Earl Moldt - 1:56:16
17. The Golden State Killer - 1:59:17
More Videos - 2:08:51

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[duvessa]

Child protective Services placed a girl with a known sex offender. Classic. When will that sick, sick agency get some help and reinvent itself?

[chelseamiller]

Poor Tammy! She wasn’t even reported missing for 35 years! So sad :(

[WaiferThyme]

When Indonesia had the tsunami in 2004, there was a plea for people to help look through lists of thousands of names of injured people and lists of people reported missing. I volunteered and was sent two lists. One of people in hospitals and one of the missing people's names submitted by their families. So many names . Thousands . After 2 or 3 days of looking, I matched 1 name. A man from California reported lost by his family and found injured but alive in one of the hospitals. The hospital list had a phone number and if I remember rightly, he was given a patient number as well. The missing persons list had a family email address. I emailed them the info I had and a few days later got a reply that it was their Dad! And they were going to Indonesia to bring him home! That was such an amazing feeling! So many names. So many dead. I only found 1 match but for that family 1 was enough 😊

[auntheidi]

How awful. Not only does a young girl get murdered but we find out her own family didn't even look for her.

[carlyj]

Can we just compliment the forensic drawing of Tammy. It was spot on.

[PixieCadet]

$1000 dollar fine and community service for beating a man into needing his jaw wired shut?! Un-be-f#cking-lievable!
Even 11 months in prison. That group all needed years in prison

[leanna]

It is beyond disturbing and disgusting that Dennis was even allowed to adopt a child???!

[anyavance]

The amount of guilt that I know Linda’s mom held all those years, my heart breaks for her 💔

[AwakenEmile]

Susan Rainwater's case hits hard. I lost my brother and his girlfriend to a drunk driver 11 months ago. They were also riding their bikes when they were struck and killed, and the driver attempted to flee the scene, only to hit another vehicle down the road. The driver was sentenced to 9 years for two counts of vehicular manslaughter and hit-and-run, and he only is required to serve half time. I feel Susan's family's outrage with the sentence leniency, considering this was not the driver's first DUI. My heart goes out to them. ❤

[khooper]

I cannot wrap my head around my 15 yr old daughter (a*#hole or not) suddenly not being there and accepting it for a second never mind decades. That poor girl never had a mother. Heartbreaking

[gerthanekom]

Two years in jail for killing Susan Rainwater is outrageous. Another example of the broken state of justice in the USA.

[joshhosner]

The Abraham story gets me every time, just shows u how generous of a guy he was by giving friends and family money all the time. Such a shame people see nice people like that as an opportunity to gain for themselves….smh

[daddysbrunette]

I hope the secretary in Lindas case feels bad for simply not letting her call her mom for a ride smh

[ivetak]

Poor Tammy. She literally had no one care enough to look for her. How could her family not care?

[darkball]

*4 and a half years in prision which was cut down too 2 years 2 monthes for taking drug treatment* for killing someone? *the justice system is currept*

[isabeldunn]

That reconstructive photograph on the second story was so accurate I had to comment about it

[abugslifeTV]

these stories be like: “my kid runs away a lot so i didn’t bother looking for them” 🤯🤯🤯

[streetjustices]

No one really knows what happens when we die but I sure hope the victims of foul play know somehow that their families never gave up on them. 🙏

[tinybiggiecorndog]

sorry but the way they were able to find out where she was from, by analyzing her teeth for minerals in the water?? crazy that's so nuts!

[yourmom]

How tf was Bowman allowed to adopt a CHILD with so many convictions??? Dufuq??