6 Most Disturbing Cases You've Ever Heard | True Crime | Revisited #5

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6 Most Disturbing Cases You've Ever Heard | True Crime Documentary
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Today, we are bringing to you the disturbing cases covered on our channel. Here is a quick recap of the top cases that you might have missed.

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6 Most Disturbing Cases You've Ever Heard | True Crime Documentary
#disturbing #truecrime #mystery

TIMECODES:
00:00 Juan David Ortiz
50:35 Halee Rathgeber
01:19:09 Donald Wayne
01:54:59 Kelsey Berreth
02:21:53 Dawn Wagner
02:46:10 Lynn Hernan

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6 Most Disturbing Cases You've Ever Heard | True Crime Documentary
#disturbing #truecrime #mystery

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[lisalawson]

Erica was smart.She listened to her intuition and saved herself.So sad that he killed others.She helped get him caught to stop him.😮

[myladymoffatt]

As a Witch who started with Wicca - let me be very clear - blood is NEVER used as the primary belief is harm none. By continuing to state it as Wicca related is erroneous
I am in no way saying he did or didn’t do it. But let the witchcraft angle go!

[ChuaLanhTuNhien]

It's shocking how someone trusted to protect and serve, like Juan David Ortiz, could turn into such a monster. This case really makes you question the vetting process and the integrity of the institutions we rely on for safety. How many more people like Ortiz are out there, hiding behind their badges, preying on the vulnerable? It's time for a complete overhaul of how we screen and monitor law enforcement officers. The public deserves better, and the victims demand justice.

[OfTheSeaKND]

David was not “cleaning up the streets”. The troopers who arrested him cleaned up the streets.

[TrueCrimeFilm]

I really like the way you tell stories. Wishing you more and more success❤❤

[susanwilliams]

Thank you I like your voice. Especially listening to these horrific cases.may the victims rest peacefully 🕊.

[SpderQueen]

It is disgusting & disturbing how I just watched a modern day “witch hunt”. Implying that witchcraft was a motive for violence is absolutely absurd. As if the killer couldn’t throw away an old cigarette butt while cleaning up?! Or his DNA wouldn’t be on common household items!!?

[jeremyness]

Not a big fan of people being accused of murking their own peeps because they aren't "grieving" properly.

[jeremyness]

Not sure why it would be surprising the 3 had no defensive wounds if they determined that they were surprise attacked from behind

[leisasmorris]

What is the correct way to react to situation? If a person throws themselves into an investigation and keeps making media appearance they say its cause they're trying to find info and know what the police know and to garner sympathy from ppl due to their interviews. But if a person stays away from the investigation and media then they say it seems strange that a person who lost someone doesn't show interest and gets info out through a lawyer.

[MysteryCrimesUnveiledTV]

This is just too heartbreaking. The victims deserved to live a peaceful life, not face such cruelty.

[MikadoYuma]

That Donald's interrogation was unacceptable.. if he was indeed innocent the way they treated him was shameful, not to mention stereotyping his religion and lying about the way the family died to try to manipulate him.

[mfi-cfsp]

2:44:42 1st degree murder is NOT just about premeditation! it is about “did she have the chance to stop and save her mom?” yes she did and she kept going while her mom was BEGGING her to stop and she’d give her whatever she wanted 🤬 drugs are no excuse to kill the one person who was there for you unconditionally! Dawn even lost her husband!

[kr-pmxg]

If you ever sit down...
To eat a full bowl of dead ants..
Remember...somewhere out there..are people who are starving..and they'd kill you for half of those ants.

[tsjwgxk]

This tactic also sends innocent people to jail.

[MariaLopez-miol]

He looks exactly like my Brother that went crazy after he was in the DESSERT STORM HE DIDN'T KILL FAMILY OR ANYONE.

[minorityreport]

Who is talking in the background?? It's weird

[sammysam]

Omg migraine headaches they him on cabinet paintings gotta love subtitles going wrong erm I do believe it's gabapentin forgot how to spell it I was on it for years omg cabinet painting that's gonna tickle me all day only on first story 😂😂😂😂

[mfi-cfsp]

3:07:00 Lynn was so beautiful and smart and strong and it’s so sad to see people like her be taken advantage of by vultures like Jessy and Jennifer 😡 *3:08:48 omg that’s Judge Dorow! she’s so amazing! I always thought this took place in Florida not up north 🤷🏻‍♀️

[robyn]

Why would Hayley’s family not get together anymore, it’s seems like they have just lost more than Hayley they have lost a family. 😢 very sad I hope in future they can take comfort in being together.