Movie Star's Body Is Found Buried In The Desert | Prosecutors | Real Crime
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- čas přidán 23. 02. 2024
- A mysterious body is found in the desert outside of LA, leading to an investigation involving professional killers, a movie legend, and missing Colombian cocaine.
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People who put up false click bait titles on their videos should be banned from CZcams.
Glad I looked at the comments before I wasted my time watching this. You could report them, but I'm not sure they have a clickbait box to tick. Maybe as misleading though. Thanks for posting your message it was very helpful! 👍
😊@@jbug13158
I think it has one where you click false information. But I'm not sure. I hope this helps.
Stop complaining. I remember this case. So what he's not a movie star. I live in California.
@user-db9yd6vz9r I haven't ever heard of this case. But I'm glad that he brought it to everyone's attention. It doesn't matter to me how the title is as long as it's not completely different than what the story is.
I hope his daughter were able to begin a new happy life knowing her father will never hurt her again. RIP morther.
I love these old episodes. They bring me back to the days I stayed home from school sick and watched them all day long. They brought me so much comfort.
I don't focus on my own personal problem when I learned about other people's real serious personal problems. Most often we are too emotionally deeply involved in our own problems, but when compared to other people's, our own problems seem like nothing or very small.
California life has gotten much worse under Newsom.
Gas is way too expensive, taxes are high, there’s a $40 billion debt, record increase of homeless and illegals, and surging crime.
That’s why 75k net residents, just like Jillian Michaels, left California last year.
What in the hell? Who invited Debbie Downer?
@@Anonymous------ that’s so true. I’ve had a uniquely rough childhood, but these shows put my experiences into perspective and make me feel grateful it wasn’t worse.
@@rossdawgsbrokenspirit9038 What has Newsom done to directly affect each of the issues you mentioned?
My grown 30 something sons were little when this was on TV. This is the OG of crime shows that got everyone addicted to true crime.
It's definitely one of the original crime shows, and it was something we watched weekly.
Instead of "everyone being addicted to true crime" wouldn't it be better if everyone was addicted to Stopping Crime before it happens ??? Consider that just 200 years ago there were no police depts or penitentiaries in America. What changed ??? Why do Americans think of Crime as Entertainment rather than as a Social Disease that needs to be cured ??? 😮
i thought movie star meant someone that was in movies and people would recognize their name
You and me both! I'll bet we're not the only ones either.
You’re not the only ones!🤬
Words manipulation!..like everything you hear today new words!.
It's still a top notch case if you like true crime. Bob Evans was tangentially involved but cleared.
This sure brings back memories. I graduated college and got married in 1981. I remember these cases.
I think I might be getting old😂
Old? No no. You just started your life at a very young age!
Good documentary, but could the background music be any louder. One barely hears the dialogue.
Will Lyman's voice makes these documentaries more interesting to listen to.
So soothing makes you wanna sleep, but still wanna listen and slowly you drift away.
@@1985snxIt’s lovely.I wish those awful AI droning voices were never used.They hurt my senses.
@@1985snx😂
Yes thank you ,I like this guys voice as well
Your inane comments make the internet a lot sleepier.
He wasn't a "movie star" and he wasn't "buried"
But they got "Desert" one outa' three aint bad?
The title, and most of these are misleading, but it does get your attention,
is it possible it's the description of a different episode? that happens sometimes
@@cautionTosser No, in this case it is just to get our attention and is clearly misleading. Rayden was a producer and coke head.
@@edithpiwowarski4704 So does a horrific car accident. Just sayin
That second one....he gets Pelican Bay.
I suppose for a highly organised guy, he received the most highly organised Prison.
Karma giggled.
This Roy Radin guy was no angel.
Read some fairly disturbing stuff about his debaucherous Parties and a case of Sexual Assault against a Playboy model.
Got off lightly, on that charge.
So yeah.....not too many tears for this guy.
murder is till murder no matter how you sugarcoat it he wasnt the one on trial cause he was dead
Prosecutor: It was a difficult circumstantial case.
His own daughter told them what he done to her and yet it was a very difficult case.
Humans can be more often than not some sick monsters.
This guy was super famous. He will be missed. What was his name again?
Hell on earth for mother and daughter. The father is absolutely deranged. 💯 thank the Lord the daughter survived to tell the sordid tale.
Thank the daughter the Lord survived to tell this sordid tale.
would be better if the music was much lower so everyone can hear what is being said about the investigation. Talk without music is so much better.
I guess the "movie legend" was Robert Evans. He WAS a well-known producer back in his day, but I doubt too many people are familiar with him! Larry Flynt publisher of HUSTLER mag) was well-known, too, but he wasn't any kind of "movie legend."
I suppose most of us were expecting a legendary actor or actress.
Boo hoo!
All those wives.
I am a legend in my own mind. I sorely missed any mention of me in the episode. I think I'll turn to cocaine to console my wounded ego.
Roy Radin was an unknown and not in any way a producer, or star.
@@dudemorris7769 Roy Radin was an American show business promoter who packaged vaudeville shows and oldies music nostalgia tours in the 1970s and early 1980s. He was probably best known for his attempts to help finance the film The Cotton Club, and as the subsequent victim of a murder-for-hire at age 33. Zero star power.
Lol well now we know!
Laney Greensburg Jacobs was a beast of a woman. People don't have a clue.
The procecutor's hair piece should be held in contempt
It was i think on the first day of the jury trial
What irritating background music. Stopped listening. Learn what makes an enjoyable experience. Loud and stupid noise is not one of them.🤬
I turn the music down and read the subtitles
She knew they were going to kill him.
Really enjoyed both cases, never seen or heard of them before. Thanks for the upload.
He wrote murder notes?! Like a shopping list? Wow.
Control Freaked himself right into Pelican Bay.
I think more like a writer jotting down notes when creating an outline for his or her next novel in his mind. Or a philosopher or a scientist. Or a preacher or a priest.
An East Coast Vaudeville Revival promoter *_IS NOT A "MOVIE STAR"!!_*
Can you please reduce the music? I can’t hear the actual stories tq
Playing with Drugs is NEVER a good thing. Glad they are enjoying their new lifestyle.
And a brand new bar of soap for the gentleman ! 😅
It's a miracle roy was found at all. They were sending a message. But dirty cops covered up.
Very amused that they used a grassland by the woods as their ‘desert’ location
@tabithatrimm-hooson4585
Well, even Death Valley has a lake right now. For a minute anyway.
There are places in the desert, usually low places where water flows to or collects after a rain, or where there is a water source close enough to the surface that plants can grow.
I was on a jury one time where we were about to say "not guilty" and against his attorneys advice he testified, the look on his attorneys face was priceless, pretty much buried his face in his hands, he ended up getting five years in prison because of his testimony, he hung himself.🤣(not literally)
"MUSIC" WAYYY TOO LOUD. CANNOT HEAR A THING
That's the only thing wrong with this show. Their sound engineer never learned that background music is supposed to be in the background. It's like he wants to drown out the very pleasant voice of the narrator. Every. Single. Word. But this is an upload of a show produced decades ago, so the uploader can't fix it.
Thank you for the warning. Now I'll move on to something else.
Always.
Be grateful you are watching for free 🆓
@@BobMoore-sn3rz with a heads up like that, no amount of money could convince me to watch.
California hasn't improved has it
It’s only gotten worse.
Getting worst every second
Hollywood...writers everywhere, and ALL
these characters want to direct...
I love these old cases and the shows that brought the crimes to us. ❤
My first cousins husband is Larry Flynt nephew, he worked for Flint for a few years and then left California because he said he could not represent him as a client. Ted is a lawyer, makes me wonder what Flynt was up to.
My mother was in the courtroom when Quisling was condemned to death. She was part of RAF intelligence and trained with Norwegian commandos at a camp in the north east Scotland. She was then a Scottish based radio operator for those agents. Mum was taken to Norway when the German's surrendered and was there for about a year. We have a coffee cup made in Norway with a swastika on it that mum brought back and lots of photos of her skiing with the Norwegian forces. She also copied a letter from the intelligence files from the Quisling to Hitler. My daughter used it in a school history essay on Hitler and got a very good mark. Mum and a number of other women in RAF intelligence were all given beautiful dinner services from the King of Norway as a thank-you for their services. My sister has that today. Mum never talked much about her role in that war and what I know was gleaned from many, many questions over many years. A lot of her friends were executed and tortured. She just said to me, "when the Quisling was condemned to death, she was delighted."
@@rossdawgsbrokenspirit9038cool story ❤
@rossdawgsbro😊kenspirit9038
@@rossdawgsbrokenspirit9038your comment may be better appreciated on a war service channel.
@@rossdawgsbrokenspirit9038Thank you for that. Your mother was one of many HEROES from WW2 debauchery and Western treachery against its citizens‼️
How can you not know the title is misleading? If this was in fact a known movie star with a name everyone recognizes you would've heard of this long ago.
Gee, I miss L.A.
The judge in the second case was our neighbor when he was growing up in Van Nuys, CA
When an old friend shows up and wants to talk about serious stuff your radar should be on...These guys were stupid.
Justice served ! Thank GOD….
2nd case : so horrid - this man is psycho
Today in 2023 we have to ask ourselves are these maniacs still incarcerated in California or have they been released due to the ‘inhumane’ incarceration during Covid? In California anything can be possible. Has anyone any updates on these ‘life’ prisoners?
Peernock died in 2021.
Interesting to see how the investigation came together.
Great episode. I love the free uploads.
Detective stoner??? lmao!! Did I hear that right?? Sorry, couldn't help myself
Producer NOT movie star!
Did the daughter win her 5m law suit from her father..?
Your back ground music too load
Thats not justice as a criminology and law student i find it appoling the corrupt become corruptible
That's fine, but don't call me Shirley...
The whole system is corrupt
Corrupt and run by ped*philes.
Doesn't say he's a movie star. The show says he's a producer.
Click bait thumbnail
he was an actor before being a producer. do his history research.
@@MrHoudini50 Can't find anything about him ever being a movie star, just a producer. Maybe you could post the link?
Anyway, this show says he's a producer. Could this show possibly be incorrect? I've never heard of the guy before.
@@MrHoudini50 No, he was never a movie star/actor. Just a producer.
Are you sending me on a wild goose chase? LOL
DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK I'M NOT FUCKEN DOING IT FOR YOU
“Handguns, rifles, AND semiautomatics? Wow…
LOL😅
Amazing detective work.god bless America ❤❤❤
Nice comeback, I've certainly seen all of the old episodes.
was witness to the kidnap plans but killing not mentioned??? so I guess witnessing plan to put dynamite in victim's mouth meant no kill plans involved???
They talk too loud , can't hear the music
Drugs, money laundering, and Hollywood are more connected than most people think.
If EVER there were a death penalty case.... 😮😮😮
Amazing story . The victim was a true hustler
Laney worked for the cartels and put a hit also on her next husband in fl she was evil
God, the technology in this is close to ancient.
Oh and perfected it. But this is clearly an example of different levels of accountability and justice 😞🙃
It is horrible when anyone is murder. However, I am at a loss as to why this victim was referred to as a movie star. Cat fishing?
The background music is so distracting that i can't listen anymore😢
Can't sleep... hope I have never seen this one
Ok my first time hearing of this crime.
Hard to keep up with the myriad murders occurring in the US.
That beeping sound is annoying.
Very well dramatized. Very realistic.
Especially generated comments
So poorly done… you are an easy audience
What's the difference between a gas tank that's partially full and one that's partially empty?
Perspective 😅
Partially full could be a small amount there,and partially empty could mean a small amount gone.
* partially filled. A "full" tank would be full. "Partially full" is an oxymoron.
@@psmith2714
LOL!
What an evil monster for a father
All the videos about murder and greed… It makes me wonder if people think they are going to live forever. Really makes me admire the every day Joe and Jill going to work every day to just live a decent life.
I've always thought that pathological greed is a personality disorder. When a disorder controls people's lives and minds, common sense and sanity is no longer an option. At least not an option they are willing or able to consider.
@@Kari.F.
Interesting concept, given that, as you point out, it guides and determines every aspect of their lives.
Will Lyman is an ELITE narrator
(FRONTLINE on P.B.S. channel)
I ❤watching 👀 True Crime 👍 stories so thank you for sharing this story 😮
Since when have lawyers been allowed to stand beside their clients on the stand in reality or on tv shows? Since when are you allowed to make deals on the stand anyway. & amazing how her lawyer had all the proof ready to confirm her alibi - an amateur can see through this trial.
Reinactment of lawson walking back and forth is annoying, creepy looking guy!!
The duct tape the court put around his face is the final straw. I do not believe a defendant has ever been duct taped!
Well, duct tape works better than a gag order as is quite evident from recent criminal proceedings against djt
David Fincher should adapt the story of the second case into a movie.
so who stole the money and the blow
It's hard to say.
The documentary mentioned that a drug-running friend of Radin was accused of the theft; the story is very convoluted, but from what I could gather, the drug runner's name was Talmadge Rogers, and he claimed to be responsible for the theft in an interview while awaiting charges for child molestation in Louisiana.
Apparently he'd been getting paid $20,000 per coke delivery; however, later he found out she was actually supposed to be paying him $30,000 per run instead, so he claimed that he ripped her off to get even.
That said, her friends and associates all knew she was a coke-head and she often shared her drugs with many of them, so theoretically, anyone that could crack a safe could have been the bandit since it wasn't exactly a secret that she was fixed up and probably had a pretty good sized stash somewhere nearby, potentially at her home.
🤣Live electrical lines hanging over car, dude touches car
Love these old episodes ,the good old days when murderers had class ❤
Movie producer, not star
very exciting, evokes emotions
First story was fascinating! Got a used copy of the book on eBay. Doesn’t sound like he was really a movie star. Calling him that was like getting a participation trophy in Little League. But keep up the good work!
I think the library had that book. I read it and enjoyed the characters involved. I really felt for the victim and how he was caught in a web of his own making. He wasnt going to get out alive.
"Rings of Professional Killers" in the Movie Industry Duh How Many Extras are killed on set the world will never know
Death penalty in California…..lol 😂😢
Me: Define "Movie Star".
Real Crime: "He walked by a theater once?"
Lol
Epic !
The "Datsun" in the driveway. My first car, the 510. It's been awhile since I've heard that name.
LATE VIEWER FROM PHILIPPINES
Who was the medical examiner?
A jaw bone being blown off would leave distinct characteristics on the bone. That is incompetence.
Would these murders be put away if it happened NOW???!
Seeing the comments below when I started watching this led me to quit at 57 seconds.
Body wasn’t buried.
Yeah, fairly amatuerish
Body was desicated and mummified! 😅
Must not be the one I thought...A body that was discovered in wilderness near Mount Baldy in California on Saturday was confirmed last night to be that of the missing British actor Julian Sands.
A movie star..my research shows he was a producer that produced vaudeville revival acts...the video says he was discussing his first movie deal so tell me how was he a movie star..No disrespect to this guy at hes a victim..But the title is misleading..
are the jury supposed to assume things nothing to do with FACTS
The commercial frequency really ruins these classic videos. Like a 20 second video every 3 minutes is ridiculous!!
Imagine your father being that much of a pig, I’m so sorry you women out there with worse fathers. Mine was totally indifferent, waiting until we were adults before leaving to live with the love of his life for 30 years. I thought that was bad enough, but no, there’s way worse 😢
That second story... that man was a monster.
California is the place to be! These stories are too good for Hollywood, even. I pray I never live out anything like this while living here. 😮
California is the place to be...if you are an illegal alien living a criminal lifestyle. "Sanctuary for the criminals".
WARNING: This is fiction, vaguely based on elements from at least three different cases. The imaginative but talent-free creator even got the cases mixed up. The Hollywood component was from one of the crimes, the business man has been "imported" from any number of cases, and so on.
The makers of this check-out saga might think it's a slick production, but some toddlers think their stools are works of art...
With all the cars driving up on that scene, if there was tire tracks, you blew it if there was anything of evidence you blew it.
Looks like he was very ambitious and worked his fingers to the bone.
I can’t believe it took the jury 5 hours to convict that psychotic father.