4 Cold Cases That Were SOLVED In 2023

Today we take a look at 4 Cold Cases That Were Solved In 2023.

00:00 Intro
00:06 Krisann Baxter
06:38 Terrance Paquette
09:09 Ruth Marie Terry
26:32 Devin Deshon Kennedy

#coldcases #solvedcases

[CriminalCoreYT]

00:06 Krisann Baxter
06:38 Terrance Paquette
09:09 Ruth Marie Terry
26:32 Devin Deshon Kennedy

[annazaman]

When you let rapists out they don't leave witnesses the next time

[eazye]

Terrance stabbed 73 times is straight overdoing it. That's so sad. And he only been in Orlando for 3yrs, working hard, 60 hrs a week.

[Djbillymcmullet]

Thank God they saved all that DNA back in the 70s & 80s ... Wow! That is awesome! Great police work guys! ❤😊❤😊

[Danica.Powell]

If it weren't for places like Othram and Parabon NanoLabs, these things would never be solved. Thanks guys!!

[ruthsimpson]

Glad The Lady of the Dunes got her name back..Krisann's family waited a long time, Karma took care of her killer, but at least they know who did it. Glad for the loved ones, when cases get solved, the not knowing has to be hell.

[wms]

Judges and parole boards who let criminals out should have to serve the same sentence the criminal gets for the next crime he commits.

[evaboeglin]

Imagine learning your husband, father, etc. committed a horrendous crime decades ago and you never knew until after they passed. If I found out that a man I married and had kids with raped and murdered a young woman, I would feel horrified and disgusted with myself and him.

[jamesroad]

the lady of the dunes has always haunted me

[ingridfong-daley]

WOW--that is one sassy news article: "Muldavin, 37-year-old part-time gambler, part-time antique salesman, and most-time lover." @22:52

[leegoddard]

The first one, the perp. dying at the time he did. He could have ruined many more lives. Glad he died, and in a fire. What a way to die. 😳

[elianne]

ruth marie terry looks very much like she could be in my family on my mom’s side…that’s an eerie resemblance

[ColdCaseQuest]

I wonder how many cases had been cold to this date if we weren’t familiar with the DNA testing…

[artemisiam.]

always violent men released too early by prison commits crime . keep them far from people!

[jaberh.]

The whole notion that DNA could be used for identification purposes was introduced in 1987 in the UK so to suggest in the beginning of your program that samples were kept for future DNA analysis is completely inaccurate
Samples are preserved as it's mandatory to keep all elements related to a particular crime for all kind of forensic studies.

[danewoods]

So if the suspect in the first case was arrested and actually went to prison, then why is there no mugshot available? Who’s protecting this guy’s legacy, and why?

[Maree_CK]

Offender Perished in a fire hey?…..shame…

[eggsngritstn]

In the Ruth Terry case, her town of origin is Whitwell, pronounced WITT well.

[stevencastiglioni]

First, I couldn't be more pleased that modern science has allowed us to capture murderers and rapist who thought they had gotten away with it all these years. Second, and maybe it's only me but I can't stand the language used in these videos, such as, "Taking the life", "Assault", "Slaying"? I'm sure it's the behind the scenes work of our friends at YouTube. They continue to treat us as 4 year old's. Making hideous crimes sound softer and more genteel, in my opinion, is a 2nd crime against the victims

[leegoddard]

Ruth Marie Terry. Who could do such a thing to anyone. Even with hate, but this . . . 😥