The Solved Disappearance Of Mollie Tibbetts
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 22. 06. 2024
- True Crime: In the summer months of 2018, a young woman disappeared while on an evening run. And while her disappearance would unite a nation in her search, the story would only continue to unfold with tragedy.
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00:00 Intro
00:54 San Francisco to Iowa
03:06 The life of Mollie TIbbetts
05:40 18th July, 2018
06:54 The disappearance of Mollie
10:21 From Pixels to Cornstalks
15:49 The Aftermath
16:59 Delays and Discoveries
18:38 Legal Proceedings
21:28 Heroes
23:49 The Coffeehouse Verdict - ZĂĄbava
This was a hard case to cover, my condolences rest with Mollie's family. And just a quick side note as I know politics is a sensitive topic, but this video is not intended to politically influence anyone or reveal any of my own opinions. As a narrator I'm just bringing up the statements which divided people.
I may be late with next week's video. I spent most of last week sick and I'm still not 100%.
- Adrian
Hope you feel better soon!
Please get better soon.
Do you plan on creating a Twitter?
I hope u are feeling better đ, get well soon đ
Wonderful piece here on Mollie. I watched the trial...painful. Great job, feel well soon!
I canât believe he noticed mollie on the home tape. That was integral and that home owner deserves major props. It was literally a spec on the screen of her running
Seriously. Thank frig for that guy, he deserves recognition for helping crack the case and get justice served!
I wondered if he got the reward cash-
I was thinking it was pretty astute to notice that car driving by several times also. It's not like a car driving by automatically seems suspicious.
@@2000jago they never pay, always some loophole to get out of it, had a co-worker provide evidence leading to an arrest with an award and they gave him the run around how they cracked it on there own lol
Right!!! She looked like a speck on dirt on that tape. That home owner was very important to this case and so happy he noticed the car driving around.
âIâm going to call the policeâ
âOh, no! Better murder her. That wonât involve the police.â
I guess if you think it'll never be found out then that's why you'd do such a thing. Regardless, it shows a complete lack of even the lowest level of rational thinking.
@@ijustneedmyself
They don't think rationally.
That POS he didn't fucking panic he was angry.
@@daviddavidson2357 yeah thatâs what complete lack means
I'm just surprised he managed to get caught tbh. Aren't random murders that you have no connection to the hardest to get charged with? What an idiot. You killed the girl. Maybe don't willingly go and talk to the police??
I am just running across this video after it being posted over a year ago. Losing Mollie was one the hardest tragedies that our family went through. We still feel the emptiness that the loss of her created, but we also feel her spirit everyday through kindness. Thank you for the respectful way that you presented this case and your portrayal of the true Mollie that we loved!
Iâm so sorry about Mollie. đđđ
I'm so deeply sorry đ She was a bright and pretty young woman đ
I'm so sorry for your families lost. She seemed to shine like a star!!!
God Bless you, Mollie, and your family. You loss is unimaginable. You will all be in my prayers. May the Lord continue to ease your burden each day. * hugs* â€đâ€
Iâm so deeply sorry đđœ
Mollie's mother truly has a heart of gold. Understanding that a child is not responsible for their parent's crime is one thing, but actively forgiving the circumstances enough to give that child a new life without letting resentment cloud your judgement is quite another.
Lets hope he doesnt turn out to be a wrong un too.
But the parents committed no crime.
@@sianlawson-blake3109 They were illegally in the US and fled their own child just to try and escape the law. Fuck them.
@@maryfinnfan4140 love can turn around many lives...
@@truth_hunter That wasn't his father. It was the son of of other people who had been hounded out of town.
The fact that the Defense blamed her boyfriend for her murder during one of the darkest times of his life is despicable. Canât even imagine his pain.
He was probably thinking thatâs their defense? wow heâs going down
Yeah I don't understand how some defence lawyers can sleep at night
@Elias Boudinot if you have a power to snap your fingers and make it happen, abstain. Such a notion would pervert justice and be too easy a sentence.
@@Evan-yv7rn justice perverts itself ⊠these killers get easy sentences and become even worse criminals when theyâre released âŠ. Better if he dies in prison , and unfortunately âjusticeâ doesnât always achieve that .
TERRIBLE pain he endured......and to be accused of her murder!!l can't lmagine the horror he felt!!
Prosecutors: "We have a literal confession of the murder and he led us to the body."
Defense: "Nah, pretty sure the guy with the least reason to kill her who was also about 200 miles away was the killer. I mean, it's kinda obvious."
I swear the tactics that defense teams come up with to spare their âinnocentâ clients make me sick to my stomach.
Makes me lose hope in the justice system
@@blubblieslast3180 Just now? You are late to the game.
Ace Attorney in a nutshell. Only this time the accused is actually guilty
Those are the lawyers that deserve to be in hell.
The fact that her mother was able to see through the incredible heartbreak and trauma to help a boy who would have been a casualty here is astounding.
Raising wolf cubs might get you eaten by a wolf one day.
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I thought so too đ€
Indeed!!!â€
The fact that they tried to shift the guilt to Dalton is irritating me. That man already lost the love of his life in such a tragic way. While the murderer still show no remorse and pledge not guilty. Rest in peace, Mollie. I remembered read about this case years back then, but only today I found out how the case ended. Mollie's parents truly have a big heart. God bless them.
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May God have mercy on that defense team's souls....Lord have mercy. Ugh...
"This, of course, was bullshit" I love that honesty. This case was extremely sad. Poor girl, she had so much going and didn't deserve this. Bless her family, and may Mollie rest in peace.
No one deserves being murdered.
@@hannevanbakker9021 Saying that somebody didn't deserve to be murdered doesn't imply that others do deserve to be.
âDarkness cannot drive darkness; Light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; Love can do that.â
- Martin Luther King
@@darladawn1111 No one deserves to be murdered.
@@howdareyouexist What did I say that would make you think that I thought anyone deserved to be murdered??
"On August 30, 2021, Rivera was sentenced to life in prison without parole."
Let's hope he stays there.
He should of gotten the death penalty. Justice was not served.
I hope he gets out
Thank You!
@@tessaducek5601 -You're welcome. :)
@Yes Man lol what u plan on doing with tht
This is why I am frightened for my daughters future. She is such a beautiful, kind, and bright little girl. Sometimes I see the woman she will become and I am filled with love and admiration and fear for her safety.
Yes. Unfortunately we need to take extra precautions as women. However having a good relationship with your family really helps because you become less vulnerable. So thatâs a wonderful start sheâs got with you as her mother. You cannot always keep away from dangerous people, for example in cases like this unfortunately. Itâs so wrong. Hoping the best for you and your family.
@@Babesinthewood97 and carrying a gun around Third Word illegals stops a lot of violent assaults.
ok racist @@thehair1474
@@thehair1474 I am sorry but this is an absolutely ridiculous comment because cases like this are outliers. The chances of you being attacked by an illegal immigrant is 1/1000, using Texas and NY as case studies. So it is not the immigrants you need to worry about.
An average immigrant (Legal and Illegal) is too busy studying or working multiple jobs to survive in this country.
With that said, i am glad this devil will live the rest of his miserable life in prison. Mollie didn't deserve this at all
@@Armistad22 I am never around illegals, so yeah, the chances of me being attacked by one of them is nil. They have little or no respect for women. And carrying a gun is essential for a women if they are near them. Like it or not, their "cultures" have no respect for women and they can be violent towards them. I even had to carry a gun when I worked around American blacks.
Mollie's mother is the type of person that gives me a glimmer of hope that humanity isn't dying out completely. It's a dark world. She however is one of the brightest lights out there shining, and keeping the darkness from overtaking.
Humanity is dying out completely, slowly but surely. We have an expiry date which is around the year 2100.
@@mghorvath79 ok prophet horvath
Lol. Mollie was all for illegal immigration with no regard for the safety of others, including herself. The irony is palpable. Her parents are absolute morons.
I am Mexican and now I am living in Belgium with my husband, but I must say that this kind of situations are totally accurate with the reality that women have to deal every day in Mexico. Guerrero is one of the MOST dangerous states and I donât know how this guy managed to stay so long in USA. I hope he gets the max penalty . As a Mexican it hurts to hear yours countryâs name on bad headlines , but this guy is not a man he is a monster, and he does not reflect a true Mexican.
Iâm sorry to hear itâs really that bad in Mexico for the women. Itâs getting bad here in America for women too.
Im from Belgium, it is not very safe for women here aswell. Nowhere in the world.
Chill girl, always the Mexicans bringing down their own country as if other parts of the world don't have it bad
@@WYIN98 are you dumb? She said itâs sad to see her country in the bad headlines as it is for everyone else. Like it or not Mexico is horribly dangerous atm with not a lot of hope for it to get better. Iâm proud of my Hispanic heritage as well but thereâs no reason to just turn a blind eye to whatâs really happening there. That âalways the Mexicansâ comment was wack too, get a grip, you sound like youâre a hardcore tweaker
@@smilescries5325 dude STFU im Mexican too, and she didn't need to add that she's living in Belgium like that makes her better somehow
I said it on patreon but I'll say it again here: Cases like this are why I ALWAYS tell someone where I'm going, what route I'm taking, and how long I expect to be gone when I go running. Even though I have my phone and pepper spray with me, even though I live in a small, rural town where "everyone knows everyone" you can NEVER be too safe. I feel safe enough where I live to go running on the roads instead of paying for a gym membership and running on a treadmill, but my attention is still on high alert at all times.
Never too safe: exactly! I even want to learn some martial arts. Did you hear about the Fredia Gibbs case? She is a professional fighter who took a ride from the ripper. She was one of the few to escape his attacks.
I want to get to the level that I'm 110% sure if a man attacks me, he's going down, and will regret.
Please replace the spray with a gun. Depending on the drug a criminals eyes can be completely unaffected by pepper spray.
You should tell someone that you're watching too much True Crime and going for jogging with pepper spray is just a step back from becoming totally paranoid.
jogging is for endurance not just a metaphor for running away from life
Or just own a gun
âGrab a coffee and listenâ... Umm, sir, itâs 10:00pm.... I have nothing but wine and vodka at this hour!!! đđ€·ââïžđ€Ł
As a resident of Iowa, can confirm that the most interesting thing about this place is "a cool bridge" lmao.
Recently discovered the channel and running through the backlog, really enjoy the coverage you provide! Appreciate the concise presentation and respectfulness.
Thank you so much!
She adopted the boy, thats so heart warming in the wake of such tragedy. She gave him support, love and a chance at a better life. God bless her. Honouring her daughters memory.
Beautiful
What a heart of gold! Indeed, God bless her!
That made me tear up!
Hopefully he is not bullied. Honestly situations like this. I don't know what to think. Hopefully everyone is safe and moved on and heal. Moving on from something like this tragedy is so hard.
Yes that was so sweet of her to adopt that boy. Such a wonderful thing to do and I bet something that Molly would have wanted that.
Every time you show a photo of her smiling, I automatically smile. She looks like a good spirited person.
She was adorable.
She really did have a beautiful smile
she was a light, i miss her
Itâs so creepy to see his car circling Mollie on CCTV, knowing full well what he was intending to do.
Like a true predator in the wild đđ
RIP beautiful girl......there is no doubt in my mind that you are indeed surrounded by unconditional and unwavering love at this present moment.
Well that was an unexpected wholesome ending. Being an American myself & a child of immigrants at that, I always have my guard up with these stories because theyâre so often used to paint all of us as monsters but Mollieâs family fought that narrative & thatâs really amazing since yeah its a lot easier to let rage build up & most people wouldâve. I hope theyâve found peace & healing in their loss. Nobody should ever have to lose a child.
Idk about you guys but I thoroughly enjoyed hearing Adrian say "bullshit".
Me too. đ
caught me off guard
It was very well placed haha I can't argue with that
It made me nod wisely when he said "bullshit" so educatedly đ
To be honest, it sounded pretty cool XD
Mollieâs mother is truly a saint. I cannot believe this womanâs kindness through what has got to be one if the worst moments in her life. what a beautiful soul.
incredible forgiveness
Sometimes being soft and forgiving too easy perpetuates bad things happening
@@kjr281 Why aspire to be, and not just do it?
@anon amus Lol, the kid doesn't anything to do with the case, blame the criminal, not the kid.
no,not a saint. just uneducated and suffering from the stockholm syndrome.
I still can't believe Rivera's defense team tried to get 3 innocent people who knew and loved Mollie convicted for her murder.
Yea that was next level sh-tty of them, they were just grasping at straws to keep that degenerate out of prison.
There should really be a line drawn as to how much fuckery a defence team can do in the name of defending their (apparently guilty murderer) client. Its absolutely disgusting how much lies and manipulation these defence teams are ALLOWED legally to carry out just in the name of "doing their duty". And a murderer SHOULDN'T get so so many rights as well when they literally took a life/lives, as the case maybe. Its sickening to watch.
Adrian! Are you a one man show, do you write, film, edit all of this on your own? This is amazing work buddy. Amazing. Such an incredible well documented story in more than half of the time a TV show would do. And along with your voice and how you speak, it seems handled with much care and respect. With a small amount of a personal touch here and there. Great Job! - Toronto, Canada.
What a defence team. Started off brilliantly and descended into blithering idiots.
Lol when they blamed the boyfriend. Good god.
@@tjlnintendo And then Mollie's childhood friends. How many innocent people's lives are these imbeciles going to try to ruin before they're done? They belong behind bars themselves.
They are despicable.
Yep..I think they were desperate fools..
Its their job and the only thing they could do, but i agree it is stupid
I don't often leave comments, but as an Iowan, it feels appropriate to finally say something I've been thinking about your channel.
I really appreciate the way you handle true crime. You don't sensationalize. You don't make jokes to take the edge off (occasional light-hearted quips, but nothing like what I see in some other true crime posters). You clearly think a lot about each case and form emotions and connections based on your research. Your approach is very down-to-earth, straightforward, calming, and interesting all at once. I really appreciate all of the aspects you put into every video. You're one of the best out there.
all of this is so true. i find his videos so soothing to listen to
Well articulated. Wholeheartedly agreed!
I live in Iowa in Waverly. My daughter lives by there and jogs . She knew Mollie. So sad.
I've also noticed how he says at the start "if this channel is something your interested in or have a liking to, could you consider subscribing" he's asking you a question there's none of the original CZcams crap (press that subscribe button, come on guys get my subscribers up) basically forcing you to subscribe where as he gives us a choice, love this channel BTW big crime fan đ
The other one with the girl narrating is better.
Firstly this kid hasn't got the voice for it, and is it really necessary for him to film himself, often smirking, too?
This is heartbreaking. She was a young woman with her whole life ahead of her and just because she told a guy to leave her alone she was brutally murdered. I hope her family and friends have some closure now her killer has been sentenced to life without parole. RIP Mollie.
American women, white in particular, should be trained from birth that illegals from Third World countries do not have the same respect for women that most American men do. And to stay away from them.
This one hit home đ I've been a avid runner most of my life. I've been in her situation a few times over the yrs. RIP Mollie đ
As a runner, I hear you Brandi Masters.
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As soon as I heard that Christian 'Blacked out' I rolled my eyes so far back it hurt.
Did they rattle as mine did? I revisited my childhood while in there. What a loser he is!
Common jailhouse advice.
His Defence- It wasnât me I blacked out.
It was the boyfriend because he cheated 3 years ago.
It was her friends from school.
Itâs almost laughable if it wasnât such a tragedy.
Don't make fun of him. His food is better than your food.
@@Evan-yv7rn lol what
His lawyers set him up đđđ
@@Evan-yv7rn why are you meat riding himđđ
@@minniebonnie6781 U said it girl đ§. I didn't see it that way at first but after pondering on ur statement, why else would they have allowed him on the stand to his own defense, with that outrageous storyđ?
He's not done yet, he still has our maker to faceđ
That vid brought tears to my eyes. The goodness of people especially Mollie''s mother brought more tears to my eyes.
Deep respect to these parents ⊠Indeed choosing hate was, at such time, easier but they chose love⊠One of a kind individuals
To those wondering he's gotten sentenced to Life in Prison as of late August.
Good!! I'm glad he will rotten in prison. I apologize for sounding so vile but what that monster did to Molie is unforgivable!!
@@Alexza1980 I know why you did it and respect you for it but in my humble opinion you donât need to apologize. Theres nothing wrong with being content whenever justice is served. When the system actually works as it should we should applaud it! Applies both ways too, whether its an actually innocent person being found not guilty or a heartless scumbag getting the appropriate sentence. Have a nice day!
Thank you!! Justice has been served.
it's mentioned in the video..
Good ole USofA needs to go back to the old "eye for an eye" justice system and see how fast that slows down criminal behavior
And people think women are âoverreactingâ when they get upset or scared when theyâre approached by a man they donât know. SMH. Molly was minding her own business and was murdered because a guy approached het and got upset when she said ânoâ. Women are afraid because they know any one of them could have been in Mollyâs shoes that day. Breaks my heart.
@Anthony Hallberg Are you alright?
Anyone can be murdered
@Anthony Hallberg way to go off point. đ nobody is saying men donât but women are more LIKELY
@@sabrinastratton1991 I'm pretty sure men are more likely to be murdered. However, women are more likely to be assaulted which is just as (if not more) horrible.
@Anthony Hallberg
Completely unrelated.
On a daily basis women get sexually assaulted and/or killed by men. Even in first-world countries. So it makes sense they are super wary of men and don't want them to get close to them. They even have to be wary of the ones they know since most aggressions come from men who aren't strangers.
Men do get murdered as well, but it's all kinds of different reasons: theft, gang fights, vengeance... But those don't happen to you on a daily basis now, do they ? While a woman getting approached by a man does happen on a daily basis.
Mollies mum is an inspiration. What an amazing act of compassion to step up in such a way. Rest in peace Mollie . X
She has that kind of smile that makes people happy... This world can be a horrible place
That guy was not scared of her calling the police. He's a psychopath and probably angry with his life situation. He stabbed her 12 times. That's a lot of anger. He deserves what's coming.
I hope they send him to a Mexican prison. Ourâs are to nice for him.
@@TheNightshadePrince nah, he'll get more freedom in Mexico. Now with the ongoing border crisis there will be more of this across our nation.
â@@berniekatzroy "but it'll be an open border utopia."
@@berniekatzroy it's always been that way homeboy. Not just since you were told to be this concerned about it. There are ways used every day to smuggle people into this country that you would never in a million years even imagine. Pretending it has anything to do with border security is lacking an understanding of the real issue and just how deep that rabbit hole goes.
@@aethrya trust me I'm aware, I just remember this case back when it happened and how it made me feel.
His lawyer's defense was basically: do not pay attention to the fact that he confessed to killing Molly, and led police EXACTLY to where her body was located. What really matters is that he was NOT read his rights.
Pathetic
you cant really do much about that though, if you are in defense you shouldnt prove how you did not do it, you should prove plotholes and mistakes prosecutor did.
Difference between a good lawyer and a great one :)
@@ewolewol3006 Only if the jury is comprised of stupid/short-sighted people.
Its actually a right response to that, when you read the proper procedure you'll see it there. However, while the testimony deemed invalidly obtained is inadmissible, there is other ways to prove the guilt. His lawyer probably knew there's no way around other than a possible limit on his sentence, which didn't happened.
My heart absolutely breaks for Dalton. đ
Loooooove your channel...this case has me heartbroken..thank you for the kind way you present very difficult cases...people with a heart like yours make live a little better
I cannot fathom how you can give someone who already confessed a lawyer, and then that lawyer tries to blame THE BOYFRIEND. Absolutely disgusting
Thats lawyers morals for you. Money above all
Iâm pretty sure that American law gives everyone a right to a free attorney/lawyer. And also Iâm pretty sure that if a lawyer denies a client it might ruin their career.
I wouldnât be surprised if that same lawyer was putting a bastard who murdered somebody in jail a few weeks after trying to defend Mollys killers.
American law gives everyone the right to an attorney and if you're a PD you don't get a say who you have to defend and you must do your best or the verdict can be tossed out for "ineffective assistance of counsel"
@@serephent Exactly, his public defender wasn't trying to "blame the boyfriend", they were trying to create reasonable doubt and doing their best to make sure that anyone accused of a crime, especially one of this magnitude, has been given the best defense possible. In doing so it creates trust between the people and the state that justice is being responsibly administered. Everyone should be painfully aware of the people who gave their entire lives, or literally gave their life to the state because of the state breaching that trust numerous times in our recent history.
@@d33pblu3 prosecutors don't do defense too lol...
Adrian: âAnd by hot I mean 88 Fahrenheit hotâ
Me, an Australian: âahhh, warmâ
Down South in Louisiana and I was thinking, man I'd kill for 88 instead of 96 with a heat index hitting in the 100s and humidity so thick you feel like you're breathing through a hot wet towel lol
@@Jdb74985 "breathing through a hot wet towel" đ€Ł
Lol right? I live in in California where hot is being like 110 degrees Fahrenheit. 88 is comfortable.
Haha thatâs what I was thinking
Me, an European: "I have no idea if that's hot or cold"
The fact that the defense team for that bastard dared to even say that Mollie's boyfriend may have killed Mollie made me so mad
Even Amber Heard's lawyers are more competent than they are
Absolutely riveting and beautifully told and researched. I look forward to watching more of your videos.
This is why I refuse to run alone. EVER. Bunch of psychos out there right under our noses and we donât even know it.
RIP Mollie.
True, even when I'm walking home from work I have annoying scum try to hit on me from their cars đ
N u could be one
Man I used to have to walk home at night through this big shady ass park that was poorly lit and well known for being a druggie hang out. I definitely got good cardio in those days. I made sure to run the entire way home every time, no matter how tired I was from work.
Yes I watched a story like this before it even happened the same year not far away!!! Some psycho was watching this woman on her running routine, she used to run with her dad, till one day she didnât cus her dad had back pain, she decided to go alone then pounced the psycho whoâs been watching her he strangled and beat her to death, her dad found her lifeless body
@@ashleyshim2078 BE SAFE!!!
This case is genuinely heartbreaking to me, but the kindness of Molly's parents almost brought me to tears. It's not easy to be kind, especially in such dark moments, but they pulled through and tried to do what they thought their daughter would have wanted, which is amazing to me. R.I.P Molly
This is offtopic but i ate a banana today.
Agree, bought a lump to my throat
Hard same. Her parentsâ kindness, grace, and integrity is breathtaking. â€ïžđđŒ
Kindness does not bring their daughter back. This was preventable with proper laws!
@@alileevil Or even simple enforcement of the laws already in existence.
Thanks Adrian. Very sad story, like all of the ones you cover. Thanks for doing it so respectfully
I am a huge fan of your podcast, Adrian, the way you tell the stories is amazing, please continue to make more. I am a super fan forever.đđđ
I hope heâs in prison for life with no parole. Never let him out
He doesn't deserve the mercy of life in prison.
You're talking about Trump,. right?
@@JohnM-sw4sc literally almost every president ever has talked about it.
@Thi_Usi actually it depends what you believe in. If you believe in hell, then death is not merciful.
@Thi_Usi Mercy is being allowed to live and breath the same air we share. Even if it's life in a prison cell, it's still life. It can be argued that the person has to "think about what they did for the rest of their life" but it's very clear he didn't care a single bit. So in this case, yes, mercy is being allowed to live.
I hope it isnât common, but the defense attorneysâ attempt at character assassination with Dalton is really scummy. Your girlfriend was just killed, now youâre being blamed for her death with little if any evidence other than a shot in the dark just to take the pressure off your client.
Possibly watched too much Perry Mason. Would like to hear LegalEagle's take on that one.
Lawyers are there to win any dirt they can find to argue a case they will and they will spin it
Lawyers have to do anything possible to help their client.
Its very common
Well itâs their job tho
I just love listening to your videos so much while working, you make work soooo much better!
Thanks for sharing the story. It seems you have put a lot of effort into research and preparation. I like the way you speak clearly and honestly with empathy.
As an Iowan, this case shook up the whole state. Everyone was posting flyers on Facebook and gas stations looking for Mollie. With COVID happening, we were all glued to our screens to watch the trails and listen to each others theories. So heartbreaking.
Hi Katie. Could you please explain to me who the 17 year old that Mollieâs family adopted is? I couldnât figure it out from the video. Thanks so much. I would really appreciate it
I'm an Iowan as well and around Mollie's age. It was truly a horrifying case all throughout the state.
@@KittyKittyBangBang249 He was the son of someone who worked with Rivera. His parents fled in fear of being caught working in the United States illegally.
He wanted to finish out high-school in Iowa/the states, so he didn't leave with his parents.
I believe he is now living with Mollie's brother.
@@alexisann666 ohhh ok. Thx so much for explaining that to me. Bloody tragic all around
@@KittyKittyBangBang249 Not a problem! And yes, very tragic. I'm glad her mother had the heart to not let this young kid fall through the cracks though.
He posts solved and unsolved crimes on a weekly basis. He also on occasion will teach you how to make a delicious coffee.
And on even rare occasion coffee coffeehouse crimes.
His instruction for Portuguese Coffee was quite informative! I might have to invest in one of those single cup drips myself
I understood that reference
@@Neopumper666 reminds me of something Uncle Iroh would say lol
Though cyanide is not a recommended ingredient in Vietnamese coffee.
What a kind snd compassonate young man you are. You are to be commended for the excellent truthful way in which you 'tell the victim's story' as well as showing only the relevent pictures. So tired of silly obviously irrelevent pics accompanying the 'story!'
Thank you so much.
She had amazing parents
You even showed the CCTV camera footage,sheer level of your dedication and efforts that goes into making these cases are marvellous,hats off to you..đđŒ
One of the best crime story CZcamsrs. My absolute go to for putting in the background and coding at work. Also love how you talk about the life of the victims with such respect at the start of each video. They are not just a statistic but a real human being caught up in something so tragic.
It wasn't that tragic, and no point losing sleep over.
Liberal white women ask for this to happen.
@Cian MacGana you gave the attention she begged forđ€Ł simp
Thanks for the fresh story Adrian. Hugely sad though but it's these types of stories are what many of us find interesting. They are always sad as heck. RIP Molly. đ
You are fantastic to tell this all stories â€ïž
Mollyâs parents are the truly beautiful people. Iâm so sad for their loss. Sending them a huge hug.
The mother is nutso.
@Richard B
1000% perfectly stated.
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 why?!!
Beautifully stupid
@@hannahriley8085
Read what âRichard B.â wrote, as you can see that I agreed with him afterwards. The mother is a white woman with a white savior complex, practicing pathological altruism.
I love that you heavily focus on the victim's family and Mollie herself and what an incredible person she was. Truly a beautiful remembrance. RIP Mollie.
He is always absolutely lovely about the victims and their families. Truly one of the kindest True Crime vloggers out there...
@CoffeeHouseCrimeâŠI heard of this case, (from when it actually happened here in the US), and I have to say, I LOVE the last portion of Your videoâŠWhere you go into what occurred after the trial, the lives of those involved either directly or peripherally, and the positive way their lives where touched, because of how someone CHOSE to move forward or make a positive choiceâŠIâm doing a crap job explaining (not feeling so great today), but my point is, I Love how the last portion of your video focused on the positive & there were aspects I hadnât ever heard of prior to the videoâŠso Thanks for the additional info & for so positively representing the victim, their family, friends & loved ones..and others & just always staying positive & generally unbiased in your content (ok other than the understandable on only occasional, âheâs a jerkâ comment to twoâŠ*chuckles*)âŠ.
Bravo! Good Job! & Keep it going! đđđŒ
Thanks for another incredible video. This crimes are so heartbreaking... People let's just be careful out there. Rip â€ïžđđŸ
As an Iowan, this case was a heartbreaking, brutal affair. Biggest condolences to her parents, and thank you for talking about her in such a respectful way. â€ïžâ€ïž
Nah
She did nothing but bash white people and spout pro open borders nonsense.
She asked for it honestly.
@@jeffreyepstein6302 first off what are you talking about, second she went out for a run please how on earth would she be asking for it, bless us with you wisdom pertaining to this.
@@felix3049 You should take a look at her social media. It was nothing but "white people bad abolish borders" typical sjw diarrhea. That's why I don't feel bad at all.
@@jeffreyepstein6302 even so everyone has a right to there opinions. She still doesn't deserve to be murdered. How would you feel if this was your daughter.niece,cousin,aunt murdered? How would you feel if it was your uncle,nephew,male cousin that committed such a crime?
@@melissaclark6578 I just dont have pity for liberal whites when the people they suck up to so much turn on them.
And as for that I dont have a family anyway so it doesnt apply to me.
Just a quick note: she went for a run ALONG (side of) the corn fields, not THROUGH the corn fields. Corn field is not like a backyard garden. It's planted very tight.
But⊠but⊠in the movies those rows are wide enough foe a car! đ
you can run through the wide part of the row, but I don't recommend it. that grass will slice you up, plus it's itchy, and gets in your eyes. Also if it's been treated...nah.... also just don't because that's rude.
@@Solonneysa But, but, baseball legends go in there!
Corn used to be planted a lot farther apart but commercially grown corn uses chemicals and crazy farm equipment to grow lots of corn really close together.
@@debshaw680 truth đ
I remember when this happened and it was so, so sad. As usual, you presented the case very well. I always appreciate the way you highlight the victims.
Love youâre true crime videos. Youâre an excellent storyteller with a distinctive voice and a way of drawing the listener in. Thank you
You have the perfect voice for narrating upsetting content: soft spoken, soothing, empathetic and yet still compelling. Really enjoying your channel.
I agree 100 per cent! Perfect voice!
Definitely agree
Truly Criminal is the best at this. Just her voice, doesn't impose herself into narrative.
I much prefer That Chapter. This guy just sounds effeminate.
The narration is brilliant and the scenery setting shots are too. Super stuff.
Welcome to Coffeehouse Crime. Basically all of his videos are on the same level.
He has excellent diction so I never need the subtitles
He does have some really good b-roll. I love good true crime that does *not* use graphic imagery to make an impact. I appreciate compassionate storytelling & facts and he really presents it well.
Are you under the impression that it's not stock footage you can use for video production?
No kidding. If I'm ever murdered, I want him telling the story.
Well done! Love your kindness, and respect for others. Please don't change. You're a testament that respect and kindness wins. Will subscribe.
I live in Grinnell (which is right next to Brooklyn) and I will never forget how much Mollie's murder affected the entire town. It was the only thing anybody talked about for months. Murder cases always feel so far away like nothing like that could ever happen to you or someone you know but knowing that this happened in the town next door will never stop feeling so surreal to me.
I only just found your channel but thank you for covering this case.
I lived 20 minutes away from this when she went missing. Iâll never forget the feeing the whole community had during that time. All of the press conference broke everyone, praying for her to come home safe. She was a beautiful girl. â€ïž (P.S. thanks for saying Dubuque correctly đ)
I did have to check how to pronounce that one. My first guess was "Doo-buck-ee" haha
@@CoffeehouseCrime Just kind of a side note, we really appreciate you doing that little extra bit of work to nail the pronunciations. So many channels just seem to wing it and hope for the best, and mispronunciations often are a way to immediately take the viewer out of the moment. That extra effort really is wonderful.
@@sluttymctits4496 thanks for speaking for us all.
You and âJig L Meballsâ would have been my first choice to represent us.
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How do u know EVERYONE WAS BROKEN??
Your community moves fast for a missing white đ»ââïž girl đ
That defense team is beyond awful. Thankfully so in this case. We wouldnât want this monster to still be on the street.
Best crime series on CZcams..
You ae a super presentable person, so easy to listen to...100 stars!!!
Harrowing story, with heartfelt amazing narration. I hang on your every word.
Would think it's easier to accept rejection than to kill someone because they bruised your ego.
Men can't take rejection
He probably killed her because he raped her. She was found without her pants...
@Sweet âWhat in the Goddamn?â Tea Show me how many women assault and murder men for turning them down
@Boeing 7x7 Did I say there werenât? I said âhow manyâ. Iâm not the sheltered one thinking gendered violence goes both ways.
@Boeing 7x7 Do a fun little experiment and google up âman killed after rejectionâ. Tell me what you find. đ
"It was hot! Like, 88 degrees Fahrenheit hot."
Me: *laughs in Floridian*
Me: What does 88 degrees Fahrenheit mean? Use the metric system.
@@Andrew-df1dr sorry about that. Let me go back and redo my high-school education to learn a different system.
Right!
The central valley in CA is 88 at mid-night.
Laughs in Australian. Where I live it is around 95°f all year round
@@_Mav Good lord
I remember the coverage of this like it was yesterday. It was on every news outlet in real time, as it occurred. Her missing posters were everywhere, and I recall seeing the despair in the father's eyes as they were still searching for her. This girl literally died for NOTHING. Such a shame.
As always I enjoy your content. Thank you
This dude should have legit told her sorry for trying to hit on her then walk off
Why would he apologize when she threatens to call the police?
@@selfishstockton6123 some people in this world just aren't very bright and have a hard time seeing things most folks would say are completely obvious, don't you think?
@@selfishstockton6123 đOk fine⊠then he couldâve called her a bitch and walked away-Whatever. Just donât *kill* the girl, Jesus! But I donât believe his entire story anyways. I think he was going to do something to her regardless, and he used the police story to kinda shift some blame onto her to give a âreasonâ to do what he did when in reality sexual assault was his plan all along.
There this called pride. He couldn't handle the notion that she was disrespectful
@@selfishstockton6123 seek help.
True crime hasnt made me cry in ages but the kindess of Mollie, their parents and her boyfriend made me shed tears. RIP beautiful soul Mollie
What are you doing here?đđđ
Don't you have a Red Bull car to design?
@@thestig8164 Crying improves Aerodynamics
I quite literally lost it when he got to the part about Mollie's mom adopting Ulysses. The whole story was so sad and I was feeling really bad for the family when that plot twist was so gracefully brought up. That poor kid didn't ask to be abandoned like that! He didn't do anything wrong. Mollie's mom has a huge heart and I hope they can help heal each other's grief.
Meh, she regularly tweeted that illegal immigrants were a good thing... guess she was wrong. Here we are, 2021, Biden allowing in record breaking numbers of illegals, with no "vax" mandates for them, during a "pandemic" all the while increasingly mandating "vax" for Americans...
@@joebauers3746 ????????
Are we still on the same page?
Thank you, not only for covering these cases, but for acknowledging the incredible toll that murders exact on innocent and moral family and friends. God bless them and you.
She died in utter fear and desperation but he gets to live out his life although in uncomfortable circumstances. This is just partial justice.
I feel so bad for her family, friends, and boyfriend for not only having to suffer this brutal loss, but then to have the obviously guilty manâs defensive team try to pit the blame on them? I canât even imagine⊠đ„
Thank you as always for another amazing and informative video, Adrian! â€ïž
He may have brought Murder and destruction to the people of Iowa, but he also had better food. I'm not sure if they even out totally but it does soften the blow a little.
@@Evan-yv7rn -Try again-you might make more sense second time around. But I doubt it.
Mollie's mom is an angel to do what she did for Ulysses. đ€
True Christian love and forgiveness. Hope it all works out for both of them.
Ulysses is so lucky to have met such wonderful people. Iâm so thankful he did.
Such a beautiful thing she did in honor of Mollie đ„°đ
@Elias Boudinot I can see why you see it that way but she didn't exactly support it because she had no knowledge of it happening. She just made it legal by adopting him, which is what happens when any child gets adopted into this country from outside of it.
@Elias Boudinot feckin bitter ass comment
You really tell a story well, thank you.
Thank you!
I am so sorry for the loss of this beautiful young lady. And thank you for the family for having the great heart of adopting the young boy.
So he killed her for rejecting him? I assumed he raped her, since her pants were missing. Just absolutely disgusting.....what a disgusting human being. RIP Molly, you did not deserve this. Prayers for the family đ
I wouldn't virtue-signal too hard for her. Her and her family were anti-white scumbags who routinely disparaged white people. Her father even spoke about his love of burritos and the Mexican people at her funeral. He used his daughter's death to declare his love for foreigners. How self-loathing do you have to be?
@@sopronunciareglignocchi7255 virtue signaling? BruhâŠ.
No person deserves that, regardless of words being said. Maybe your mom said some shit years ago, or whenever, would she deserve this? How about a sister? A friend? Since you made a comment I donât agree with or like, I guess that means if something horrific happened to you it would be okay. You know, since you deserved it (according to your rules of life)
@@sopronunciareglignocchi7255 Wow dude. So if she was a pro-white white girl, only then her death would matter. Her family needed to be racist bigots in order for you to care about them. Am I hearing this right?
@@arealious25
What a curious jump in logic you've just made. Apparently being pro your own people makes you a racist now. Do you hold non-whites to this same standard as they're notoriously tribal? Do white people have to flood their country full of non-whites and then implement quotas to give them primacy above white people just to prove they're not something as trivial as being racist?
And yes, if she wasn't a self-loathing white girl who routinely spoke ill of white people, in addition to advocating for anti-white policies, then yes her death would matter more to me. Instead of being vapid and self-righteous, explain the fallibility of my logic.
@@sopronunciareglignocchi7255 IDk man...I just think being pro anything is weird. Being a minority myself I would never put my people on a pedestal or downplay anybody else because they dont share my ethnicity. I think there are way more pressing issues to be concerned with.
Violated his rights?! Wtf. Forget about that. He totally violated her rights by killing her
Besides, he doesn't deserve any rights since he is an illegal
Let me say this slowly so maybe you'll be able to understand: YOU WERE NOT THERE. All you have to go on is one video, albeit one with integrity.
@nah no heâs a monster
@@Goddessvenom still a person but evil
@@darthbalgarus6986 True!đđđ
Lovely narration..
Love your content!
Adrian: "So grab a coffee-"
Me, drinking a protein shake : "I'm so sorry."
Haha!! Same here đ
Don't sweat it, I had a popsicle last time, that's pretty far from a coffee dude.
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Me who never drinks coffee. I have done a terrible crime.
What a wannabe! Literally nobody cares about what youâre eating or drinking..sounds like you need/want attentionđ€Šââïž
An incredibly moving ending to a tragic story. Thank you for your usual sensitivity towards the victim, her family and loved ones.
Congratulations Adrian...well done. I enjoy waching your videos. Best regards from Serbia.
They have got to be the slimiest lawyers I've ever heard on this case. How they sleep at night getting paid literally with blood money to protect an obvious murderer is beyond me and beyond repulsive.
As long as thereâs money involved a lawyer will defend anyone no matter what sick crime the commit
Hillary Clinton defended a child rapist she knew was guilty, and laughed about the case later. "He took a lie detector test. I had him take a polygraph, which he passed, which forever destroyed my faith in polygraphs. [laughs]" - Hillary Rodham
Lawyers can be some scummy people, but it's often part of the job. Sad.
I'm pretty sure some lawyer has to agree to represent even the obviously guilty people, due to the way most modern legal systems are set up. So, yes, some of them are slimy and trying to get people off, and others are committed to the system despite their distaste for their clients.
@@PaleHorseShabuShabu In reality a polygraph test is only about 60-70 accurate even then there is a few ways of cheating it
@@alexjayyy5811, that's not at all the point of what I was saying. It's replies like this that make me want to stop commenting.
âwhat is Iowa known for?â
Slipknot
Was waiting for that to come up.
Underrated comment! đ
@@emm2937 indeed!
@Andy White old beau radley
@@lefty3985 yup I heard a girl fell out a tree in his yard, and had to go see Dr. Pepper.
U have done a brillant job with your channel and I enjoy every video I have watched and I hope u cover more cases in the UK as well
I loved this, thank you.