Cold Case Files: Missing Clue Solves TWO Murders At Once | A&E

A missing clue uncovers two murders 13 years later in this clip from Season 1, Episode 9.

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"Cold Case Files" chronicles the journeys of the detectives who reopen cold cases. The detectives uncover new twists and startling revelations using breakthroughs in forensic technology and the influence of social media to help crack the cases—bringing long-awaited closure to the victim's families and friends.

[alexxander]

The guy who witnessed everything, and helped dispose of the body, and never told anyone for over a decade, only got a 3 year suspended sentence? What the actual f guys

[Kylie]

it’s so sad that the police didn’t take the missing persons report seriously 🙁

also can’t believe the dudes girlfriend witnessed everything and decided to keep it to herself until she felt she was in danger. so unbelievably selfish

[michellemiller]

What kind of a world are we living in where two family members are murdered in the same year and they are completely unrelated incidents? I'm surprised no one is talking about that. Like what are the chances that this boy gets murdered and then his aunt is murdered shortly after by two entirely different people. That is shocking.

[reyp.freeman]

The fact that she dreamt it gave me the chills....r.i.p Jeremiah r.i.p Zilpha

[genenebruwer]

Eddie you deserve everything that comes your way.

[timicobrown]

I'm so glad both murders were solved, sad that they happened at all! As a sidenote, I am glad the evidence was there to solve the crime but also amazed that the trailer had not be properly cleaned in all those years.

[brandyb]

Its disgusting that someone thinks they have a right to do this.

[lexjohnson]

Definitely never heard of a case solved this way! Crazy how advanced forensics has become.

[evebeaumont]

Chilling exchange of words when the cop says at the end of the video 'I've been doing this for 25 years'. The guys reply is sickening

[kendallivy]

Wow! The ‘fly spec’ hunch HAS to be the HUNCH OF A LIFETIME! Genius! Brilliant! Best investigative thinking ever.

[FortheluvofGod]

Zilphia didn’t dream that. She saw it.

[hb-yqkr]

The way this was told was super confusing..

[jamesl]

It’s disgusting when police make no effort to find someone. They can at least do something and open a file and gather evidence

[luise.merida]

I'm from the South and I've always been morbidly fascinated with the way the older folks kept so many secrets I've learn a thing or two about my ancestors I'm not proud of.

[jacobdouglass]

That's 🤪crazy when the detective says to the killer I've been doing this for 25 years and Bobby, the killer, looks directly at the detective and says, what you don't understand is that I've been doing this for 25 years. That was creepy and self incriminating. They got him

[KANZKILLER]

So we are going to ignore the fact that Robert who killed Zilpha told the officer he’s been doing this for 25 yrs 🤔

[wyteboydak]

This happened about 40 mins away from me. She was murdered near Lake James, me & the buddies used to go to that lake & hangout as teenagers.

[j-iggy]

Sometimes you get so very attached mentally and physically you're with them in their last moments when they need you most

[АлександрТаверски-мж]

He got 3 years suspended sentence... I always tell to the real fans of American justice in my country: look to the real cases.

[Anna-vlju]

I’ve had dreams that have found lost items. The subconscious notices things that the conscious doesn’t. What a terrible crime my sympathies to the family 💔