The strange case of Elizabeth Sullivan [True Crime Documentary]

When Elizabeth Sullivan was reported missing in the Autumn of 2014, the San Diego police suspected foul play.

Over the following days and weeks suspicions only compiled but the evidence of what, if anything, had befallen the young mother was sparse.

Friends insisted that something horrible must have happened but certain family members, were not so sure.

Elizabeth Sullivan was a complicated and capable woman. It was possible that her disappearance had been by design. Maybe Elizabeth didn’t want to be found…

Theme music by Audio Hertz, Luck Witch via YouTube music, lyrics by Frank Mizzy (YouTube - The2ndStory)

[texasrefugee]

Since so many YT channels are using those dang robot narrators, I especially appreciate your presence and storytelling. Thanks Kevin ❤

[heathersmith]

People need to stop assuming that someone is a good person just because they served in the military. I’m prior service. And a few things… first thing you’ll find out once you’re in is that many people there were given the choice: military or prison. Second thing, if you look at a list of domestic v**lance by profession, military service members are in the top three, along with police officers and professional athletes.

[Rosie-wjle]

Kevin you are so thorough. You covered this story so much better than our local news.

[AtHomeWithZaneR]

While serving in the military is certainly admirable, it does NOT mean he should be given leniency for killing his wife!

[janicep]

I would have given him extra time for being a veteran because that tells me he had been trained to be more accountable, responsible, and protecting of others. He violated his training and oath of honor.

[juned]

Dating a man whose wife just disappeared is crazy.

[kittenbrave]

For your safety NEVER tell a spouse you're leaving, just leave quietly.

[RindaJane]

I was 19, married to a Navy man. My husband was stationed in Norfolk, Virginia ( the same base he was before transferring to California) My husband left for a 7 month deployment and I was 7 months pregnant with our 1st child. My hometown is in NC so I packed up and stayed with my dad. It was the hardest time of my life. Giving birth alone while he was in the Mediterranean. I was blessed to be with family. Elizabeth was young with 2 very young children, living on opposite coasts as her family and friends were left behind. I admire her for her strength in being alone, raising 2 children and in a new state. Many wives ( or husbands) go stay with family while our sailors are away for 7 months or longer. No matter what Elizabeth was doing she didn't deserve to be murdered.
Shows her sailor was a narcissistic and violent man. He couldn't handle the fact she was leaving him. He can't control her anymore. Yet, she was missing only a few weeks and he'd bring his new girlfriend to live in her house as well. He knew she wasn't coming home.. Thankfully he is where he should be.. behind bars.
Rest in Peace Elizabeth 🌷 🌷 🌷

[ellenwise]

As someone who is also in the Navy, the fact that his defense tried to use his honorable discharge and awards as reason to lessen his sentence is laughable. An honorable discharge and the awards listed are NOT difficult to get. Pretty much anyone who separates or retires from the Navy is getting an honorable discharge. The Global War on Terrorism is given to anyone who spends at least 60 days in a participating unit (so any ship), the Good Conduct Medal is given to anyone that goes three years without getting in any major trouble, and the Humanitarian Service medal is given to anyone who’s unit participated in a humanitarian act (so it wasn’t him going out of his way to do some humanitarian act). His defense essentially said he should get a lesser sentence because he has participation trophies.

[meld.]

His mom HAD to know! Your daughter in law disappeared and your son starts cleaning the carpet 🤦🏽‍♀️

[debbieellett]

Just wow! I'm so sorry for her family, friends and especially the children who now have no mother or father. Just sad.

[AliOmar-mbpu]

Dumb lawyer is saying because someone served in the army should get pass for killing his wife.?absurd

[missychan]

You don't start dating a month after your wife disappears unless you know for a fact she isn't coming back.

[paladinkraus]

I just don't get it, divorce is always an option. He, instead of moving on, killed her & THEN moved on. Now he's in prison, their kids are without a father & a mother because hes emotional.

[Onelightoftheworld]

Another great video from Kevin. I’m sure you’ve been told this before, but your narration of these cases are amazing. Keep up the good work.

[chadsanders]

Always get so excited when you have a new episode. Thank you, Kevin💯

[sherribatko]

I dont care if he servied 20 years in the U S Navy.
Thats no reason to show HIM mercy, he took a LIFE and showed zero mercy to her, her babies who don't have a mother, he showed Zero mercy to her parents, family members and friends

He deserves NO MERCY

[Jamibaby]

The fact that he's eligible for parole in 4 years is disgusting

[carmensaify]

This man was a monster- ppl who feel no remorse and can just go on like normal after murdering someone are especially scary.

[shoncarter]

All them in that house ganging up on her, he knew what he was doing . He exactly where he supposed to be