Investigating Celebrity Deaths | '48 Hours' Full Episodes

"48 Hours" investigates famous deaths throughout history in this YouTube marathon, featuring "The Mysterious Death of Casey Kasem," "Justice for Amie Harwick" and "Murder by Design."

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00:00 Murder by Design
41:26 Justice for Amie Harwick
1:23:20 The Mysterious Death of Casey Kasem

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[danielikelman]

You can automatically tell that Jean Kasem is a liar and full of self-made drama and pity.

[CJLOVE]

The fact Jean took Casey to NORWAY to bury him is so vindictive and cruel. Shame on her

[suziet.]

A deep ulcer on his back and the nurse and wife didn't notice! anyone properly caring for him would know.

[julieloucalcote]

Amy Harwicks mother seems like such a sweet person. I would have loved to have had Amy as a therapist. She touched so many lives. What a despicable person Garrett is.

[R.Iamondi]

That this woman Jean when to bury her husband in Norway shows her vengeance mind towards his children and that is evil. She is not a stable person that is for sure.

[joycekelly]

Casey’s wife was vile and crazy. His poor kids. The state of the house and unmarked grave is heartbreaking too.

[rwbkynq]

For the nurse to say that Casey wasn't dying and that he wasn't in pain is absolutely ridiculous. He was septic and had a stage III decubitus ulcer. He was most definitely in pain. It was too late for him by the time he got to the hospital it was too late! Shame on his wife!!!! 😡😡😡

[tsw]

Jean is a nut job. She did crazy things that seem unreal even. Norway was an evil choice to just have a jab at his kids. Of course she had a film crew with her while she put on her show. This whole charade is ridiculous. Sad that Casey went through all of that. He was a great radio voice. I didn’t know he was Shaggy’s voice!

[JE-]

The fact that he is in an unmarked grave in the middle of Norway. And was an American radio icon. Speaks volumes, loud & clear
about the wife. IMO - his wife is very vindictive and crazy.

[kshunatona]

It’s clear to see why Aimee Hardwick was so dynamic and focused on accepting others as they are with parents like that! Such a loss to the world 😢❤

[neotrinityrakgajane]

Burying a man of his stature in an unmarked grave far away from his home, family, friends and public is cruel and insane.

We must also blame the man himself. In that situation with that much money you prepare early. You manage expectations early on.
He should have had his lawyers play tougher.

[tomranum]

OMG! The wife of Casey is certified lunatic! And buried him in Norway?? I live in Norway and everyone wonders why he was buried here. Again, that wife is crazy!

[CajunA]

I think they were all in denial about Casey. He was dying like a patient on Hospice. It was his time. We all have a shelf life. When God wants us, nothing stops our death day.

[graceawuah]

10:03
Just spotted Princess Diana 😦So strange to see her attending Mr Versace funeral, only to come to realized that she would be dead in the next following month😢 Man life is so strange atimes and very unpredictable 😟 You just never know hy😢

[MrsOdie]

Jean Kasem is insane. She is showing us why she never made it as an actress. She's awful. The fake fainting actually made me burst out laughing. I'm not saying I know what happened or if the kids are motivated by good, but Jean is performative AF, and she is ridiculous.

[SarahLittle-wkoo]

That was the fakest faint I’ve ever seen

[juliafischer]

I fully support Casey Kasem's children. Taking someone out of a facility against medical advice is concerning on multiple levels. Also, a burial in Norway without his loved ones present seems cruel.

[ChocolateEClaire_]

This is why I’m glad I’m a nobody, and nobody says my smile lights up the room. But really, these are so sad. Versace was an incredible guy. I worked PR at one of his shows and he was one of the most easy designers to work with. Which says a lot in the industry ❤

[nxwsrff]

How sad. Five beautiful, harmless, gentle men. I don't think we will ever forget Versacci. He was a household name (known even to me, who buys at jumble sales and charity shops) RIP

[lputaa]

Great stories always grateful to 48hours for sharing.
Greetings from Africa Kenya 👋🏿🤗🙏🏿