Bloody Dagger Helps Detectives Solve a Murder 20 YEARS Later | Cold Case Files | A&E

A bloody dagger and a phone tap help detectives solve a 20-year-old murder case, in this clip from Season 4, Episode 24.

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[danis]

Did she say he had the AUDACITY to ask for one more year with his mother? He murdered a 2 year old’s mother. He’s disgusting 😲

[angelfisher]

Her daughter had the strength to speak for the victim. Bless her heart ❤️

[cindylou]

Poor lady. Sometimes doing the right thing is the hardest thing in the world. Her own brother!

[noahmadian]

Please can you upload more full-length documentaries?

[imawarethatimrare]

When he said V W, I thought about Ted Bundy 🤦🏾‍♀️ too much TRUE Crime

[jamesl]

Addicts who commit crimes should be sentenced to mandatory treatment. It would save lives

[mszafran]

The criminal is a big fool! He took the life of a 2 year old’s mother and asked for one more year with his mother? 🤣
What was the case verdict? How long did he get sentenced too?

[tammoton]

I expected them to have full camera footage of the crime and the narrator to say "But it's not good enough..."

[lizejaikaran]

Love from Guyana 🇬🇾 I am new to this channel

[cyankirkpatrick]

The military has a thing called ELS when they discharge you.

[scottmccrea]

How did they get a warrant to tap his mother's phone? Is it constitutional to bug the phones of suspects' relatives? What was the probable cause?

That's the problem with these "clips", they often leave out important details. What was the killer's sentence? Presumably life. But the clip doesn't tell us.

[susanwilliams]

Soo sad, horrific heartless monster rot in jail. Rest in peace Elaine.

[Sactown-zsbb]

Guys own family didn't even want him on the streets

[annazaman]

All this just for a car that he then abandoned? I don't believe it

[ThePrufessa]

It's called a less than honorable discharge.

[annm]

let nobody in my family or extended family commit crime since I'll them in once I know about it.

[dirtybird]

I remember parts of this case I used to live in Palm Springs next door to cathedral city

[jkgang]

WhAT Would make the sister think her brother KILLED THE LADY?? We Can All think stuff of our families and friends and Maybe they ain't the best ppl BUT to think your relative killed someone..?. Did he do b4 amd sis knew???!!

[WideAwakeHuman]

Blood type of blood on the knife matching the victim isn’t “circumstantial” evidence like the dude said