NO SUSPECT in Murder of Pregnant Amish Woman, 23
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- čas přidán 29. 02. 2024
- It’s just afternoon when Andy Byler and a friend arrive at the Byler home. He shares the home with his pregnant wife Rebekah, and their two children.
At around 12:15 p.m., Byler walks into his living room finding his wife dead on the floor. After checking on his wife, Byler starts looking for his children and the friend calls police. The children are in the home, and unharmed.
Police cars lined Fish Flats Road, outside the Byler home. Rebekah Byler's death has been ruled a homicide. Authorities have not yet revealed how Byler was killed. Police say the crime does not look like a robbery as there’s no evidence that anything was taken from the home.
For now, there are no suspects or a motive.
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They just arrested a 52 year old man, NOT THE HUSBAND, for her murder! He was charged with murder, burglary and criminal trespassing.
I saw. I really didn’t like how everyone assumed it was the husband or someone in the Amish community. It just felt icky and I feel bad for the husband who found her and then everyone assumed he did it while he’s grieving. To some degree good thing the Amish don’t have the internet.
From what I saw it the guy’s daughter thinks it’s a case of mistaken identity as the suspect’s grandson used to live in that house allegedly.
@ninjagirl226 That's what I read about the grandson also. That he was adopted by the previous owners. The accusing is amateur sleuths true crime is full of them by the end of winter every year. Summer comes and they disappear....
@@MizzTracy I heard on the news that the person fueling the grandson story was the suspect’s foster daughter.
@@MizzTracyI read it was a grandchild that he had lost custody of
What???😮🤦🏾♀️😥
A man has been arrested for this gruesome and evil murder. His name is Shawn Cranston, 52 from Corry, PA Congratulations to the police officers who made the arrest.
Thank you, googling now.
was he known to her
No. He was after the person who had the home before the Amish family moved in.@@louiseharraway2599
Last time this happened the Amish man was having an affair with a taxi driver. He went on a hunting trip while his lover came and shot his wife with all their children in the home so yeah it happens.
This is cruel and men comment. The police arrested a man, 53 yrs old, and it appears he thought someone else lived there .
The Amish actually have a VERY high rate of gun ownership. They use them for hunting, and most households have several in their homes
The victim was not shot according to news reports, she was slashed about the head and neck.
So what? They have guns, so what?
Oooo, very high gun ownership, scary, ...and the country you live in was won by VERY high rate of gun ownership too, so what?
she is responding to Nancy saying they dont own guns. that's the so what @@nahlabella4857
Omfg I NEVER said there was anything wrong with it!!! Do y'all have zero reading comprehension??? She said in the beginning that Amish didn't have guns... I was stating that they do, as do I!!!
i don’t for a second believe a robber would kill a pregnant person and leave living kids…
it takes a special kind of evil to kill a pregnant woman. and to leave living kids? no.
every instinct i feel says it’s not a break-in/robbery.
Plus Amish don’t really have anything to rob that someone just wandering in the area would want and unfortunately if the Elders deal with the crime
Within them this is horrible but think may be from someone they know
It’s most likely someone she knows, especially in rural PA the young Amish sometimes have fixations on the youth outside of their own community
What they gonna rob a butter Churn
The Amish don't use banks. So to the people commenting what would they Rob...$$$$ but I feel it's still highly unlikely. Probably somebody she knew😢
Agree.
There are quite a few videos on this platform of women who left this type of community because of the physical and emotional abuse.
That’s literally every community lol …
Did you see the story about entire Mennonite families that were being drugged with veterinary gas and r_ped repeatedly by a group of men in their community? Look up the Bolivian Mennonites. It is a crazy story (Mennonites are an off-shoot of the Amish).
It’s rampant thru the Amish community. I think it’s like 1 in 3 girls and women will be SA and/or r/aped. Usually it starts with father on daughter, brother on sister. And if the victim does go to the head of church they are usually victim blamed, made to ask for forgiveness and all that crap and made to pray for their attacker and move on and act like nothing has happened. The majority of the Amish community are just sick ass people
Evil exists everywhere, even in Amish Country.
How did the friend call the police? With a
can and string? I feel so sorry for the young mother, but the nonsense about the godly simple life of the Amish is a tourist draw…money, money, money at the cruel expense of animals, etc. Again, very sad for the young mother.
@@teresadearth5665Thanks To Rapist Donald Trump 😮
I grew up there. The Amish have friends or acquaintances that aren't Amish. They have horses that could get them to a neighbor's house.
😂 no where is safe
State police have announced the arrest of 52-year-old Shawn Cranston of Corry, PA in the killing of 23-year-old Rebekah Byler.Cranston is being charged with Criminal Homicide, Criminal Homicide of Unborn Child, Burglary, and Criminal trespass. Cranston was arraigned just before 4:30 Saturday morning. He is currently being held without bail at the Crawford County Jail.
Cranston’s preliminary hearing is scheduled for March 15th.
Thanks will be interesting to find out motive. Sad of course.
Thanks!! Pin this!!!
Thanks
The people that used to live in that house had custody of his grandchild
@@strnglhldwow!
Not all of them are saintly... nobody is.
BELIEVE ME... the Amish are NOT as "country"/simple as people think... live around them for 5 minutes and you'll realize just how "modern" they are ... 🇺🇸
Exactly, Some Amish males from Lancaster Pennsylvania were caught selling methamphetamine some years back. Humans are capable of anything.
And you know everybody, do you? Speak for yourself! I know many saintly people who would ever consider murdering anyone, not a man, woman, child OR unborn baby (Aka "fetus")!
@@Lilleybugglaneyes they are nothing like the fluffy rubbish they put out on tv
@@kelrogers8480Like Creepy Trump Supporters 🤔
Hey Nancy, I am in a small town called Jamestown, TN. There's an ongoing child abuse case with the parents Jason and Jennifer Klimp. Two adoptive daughters that were in their care were forced to eat only pureed food, kept in dog cages, small plastic tubs in a 60 degree basement, and a lot of other details. Please please please cover this because since we are in a small town, police aren't speaking out for these two baby girls. The Klimps are originally from Michigan.
This sounds horrific. Someone needs to speak for those girls😣
Omgsh this sounds horrifying
Are these 2 children the ones reported in be in the home of the murdered woman?
Please call CPA 😮
WOW 😢
Call someone for help!
There was a story of an Amish man who was married with children. And he had somehow access to dating sites. And he started having an affair with a Mennonite woman. Along with many other women. And he talked one woman into killing his wife. She had a car and she drove to an area that would conceal her car. She parked and walked a good distance to the home and shot his wife.
They almost got away with it too. Also, they do have guns in order to shoot for food or prey protection.
jeeze!
🤍🕊️
This I said this case reminds me of that case a lot of similarities
I heard that one too! I was like wtf?! That was some Jerry Springer shiz...LOL and the Amish aspect made it even wilder!
I remember that case,
I thought of that story as soon as I saw this. The girlfriend also drove for the community.
Prayers for her children
Suspect arrested. Shawn Cranston, 52-year-old man from Corry, Pennsylvania. By looking at his mug shot, it appears that he was not a member of the Amish community.
I lost a boyfriend at 21 . Heartbreaking 30 years later . What he could have become . I will never get over it . Murder . It never makes sense .
I lost my husband of 14 years the same way. He was robbed and murdered.
I'm so sorry for your loss. 😢
@@jessiefrye3045I’m so sorry. Your loss is unfathomable.
So sorry for your loss.
@@jessiefrye3045
Bless your heart ❤so so sorry. I cannot imagine how you feel xxx
An arrest is made today. This guy who committed this crime thought he was unaliving the woman who adopted his grandson. This is so sad 😞
9:23 Wow that's a very possible motive.
When i was on dope a few years ago i used to get high with an Amish dude. Alot of ppl dont believe that some Amish ppl do drugs and stuff but they do alot more bad things than some ppl think they do.
This is an absolute nightmare.
An arrest was made this morning. Shawn Cranston was arraigned just before 4:30 AM according to the news. He is charged with two counts of criminal homicide, burglary, and criminal trespassing.
The fact that the husband and 'family friend' (female) found her makes me suspicious.
Me too
Who else was going to find her? He's the only other one living in the house. He would have had to come home some time that day.
Female family friend could be anyone, not necessarily an affair, geez people. They don't want to identify who it was plain and simple. With technology and all the armchair wannabe detectives, law enforcement has to keep everything close to vest to secure convictions for real criminals. Too many people are being falsely online convicted, stalked, harassed, etc...
Me too!
Didn't you watch the whole video? The husband has an alibi. They don't use the alibi at the house where the crime was committed.
They arrested a man by the name of Shawn Cranston in nearby Corry, PA last night at a Dollar General there. The guy they arrested is 52. Police haven't said anything yet but plan on releasing a public statement later today. Edit to add that he was charged with burglary and trespassing along with the homicide charges.
There is no shortage of abusive men in the Amish community. In fact, I’m surprised when I hear an Amish man is a good husband and father. I live in Amish country, the horror stories are endless.
Agreed! I live near here. Lived among Amish my whole life. They are abusive to their wives , children and animals. Yes there are good ones but the bad ones are hidden by the community, that is the scary part.
@@thehattersmadness1957 definitely, it’s hard to be good when you’re raised by bad men. I know good Amish men too, at least they seem good on the outside. No idea what happens behind closed doors. But there are many people who left the community at a young age who have written books in the area I live in, they also tell their stories in general to people and the stories kinda spread in a small town. Where I live, the horses are skinny as a rail and it’s hard to watch. Lots of Amish children are hit and killed on the road because they all walk home after school on very dangerous back roads etc. it’s really sad, especially because it’s so preventable.
@@Maiden_to_mother agreed!
Absolutely ! Just because they’re Amish doesn’t make them immune to evil acts. Humans are evil, period !
@@thehattersmadness1957you mean, the community supports and protects abusive members?
How gruesome. Who kills a pregnant young lady! Poor Rebecca.
A jealous other woman?
A 52 yr old man has been arrested.
From what I have always seen with Amish crime, is, it's always someone who is From the community who did it.
That would be my guess as well. Especially since their so private within their community
Always??? I guess you didn't hear about the Amish school girls who were raped and killed by someone who was not Amish, years back. The Amish who are run off the road - hit and run? Armed robbery against Amish business owners all over the place?
He probably came home for lunch, their Amish
Unless that Amish person has a red jeep.
If that’s the case why live like they do when committing sins?
In all respect what would one rob from an Amish home a dough bowl, a wooden chair...I mean they don't have diamonds and jewels and high priced home decor...I highly doubt robbery was a motive.
It's definitely someone in their community
Exactly what I said the amish will make up anything in order to cover up DV affairs and will punish the victim so they don't speak out
They don't use banks or electronic payments. If they are running a business such as carpentry or bake goods. Hopes of large amounts of cash in the home could be reason for robbery. This was the case for a home invasion in upstate new york.
Amish furniture is actually really nice. Better than what I have.
@@StarSurvivor1585It could be a random psycho that Democrats let out of prison or an illegal alien they let in. The motive here my guess is sexual homicide.
So sad! Not safe anywhere!
They don’t use buttons they use straight pins. And they don’t always lock doors.
Hi there Nancy, I live where the murder suspect was found and arrested last night. He was hiding out in a house not even a block away from my house here in corry pa.
You must be so ashamed of yourself and your community!! smh
I'm from Corry too!
May she rest in peace and justice is served in her honor. 🙏
Years ago I watched a show called Amish Mafia. So, it shouldn’t be such a stretch that they may have crime in their community. May the young murdered Amish mom & her unborn child rest in peace. 😢
That show was fake. Listen to Levi S. Tell it. He was main person
They definitely have crime in their communities. Abuse and incest are rampant but the Elders handle it all secretly. They are also widely known to be animal abusers.
Everyone in the animal rescue community knows that the Amish don’t treat their animals well. (Puppy mills and abused working horses most common). To me if you can abuse animals, you can hurt people.
Sociopaths abuse animals and move on to people.
Totally agree 💯
They’re HORRIBLE people!!
My Yorkie came from an Amish puppy mill. Poor thing was caged for 5yrs along with 80 others in barns. Sold her puppies for 3k. She was abused and is scared of the world. 😢
That is a ridiculous statement. I have lived in a amish community. They are like everyone else and likely not as bad as non amish community people. @@theoriginalkrabbypatty
Nancy, my daughter and I used to watch your series on tv together. She was 42 yo, passed last yr March 25. I get warm feelings watching you still stand for victims. God bless you and your children one of my brothers is John David!
So sorry you lost your daughter too soon. Very tragic.
Prayers for the family especially the children. And prayers for justice.
I live in Pennsylvania this is so scary. I hope they find out who did this it's just so awful. Thank you as always Nancy for bringing awareness
Nancy you one strong woman . God bless you .
The suspect is from my hometown, Corry, PA. It's been years since I lived there, so his name is not familiar to me. I am irritated by the people who know nothing about this area, making assumptions about the husband. My relatives who live in Spartansburg, & the many people who live there, have been so supportive of the husband & his family. If they had any suspicion that he was involved, they never would have raised money for him or come together to give him help. Stop assuming.
I'm from Corry
AN ARREST HAS BEEN MADE!!!! SHAWN CRANSTON FROM CORRY, PA
Prayers for the kids and family. That’s devastating
This is sad. I live in Amish country in PA. The Amish are such nice people. They are non judgmental. There was an Amish women murdered several years ago when she was walking home from church. This is disgusting!
I'm from area of murder and also lived in juniata county as teenager for 5 years
I live in Lancaster co PA . This is so shocking and sad . Tragic doesn't begin to describe this . God bless her and the babies . And her family . Life here is idyllic. We love and respect our Amish neighbors deeply . I go to all the Amish stands , and just love to interact with these lovely kind people . I'm heart broken by this .
This is such a sad story. I currently live in Toronto but grew up in Mt. Gretna, Pa. We went to school with a lot of Mennonites who attended our public school. We would see Amish who would come to our lake. This is off topic but you said you went to the Amish stands. Did you ever go to The Green Dragon? Prayers for Rebekah and her family
Nancy Grace is awesome at covering these horror stories..such passion and compassion!
No, she’s not on this one as she obviously doesn’t know anything about the actual Amish Community
Absolutely!!!
@@Suzie_Q1989 In your opinion of course! And that you are entitled 🤝
She's a bit overdramatic IMO.
She always makes it about her. No one wants to hear you talk about your finance from 40 yrs ago that was murdered on every single video
Also, the Amish aren’t always so humble. In Ohio, they are the largest contributors of the puppy mill problem. Domestic violence is never reported and if it is, the church punishes the victims of it. Even if an Amish guy did this, the church would keep it secret and “handle” it among themselves.
Yep that’s what they do.
@@pamthompson694 yep. Her husband will probably be re-married in no time. They consider their horses more important than the women.
@@Suzie_Q1989 They love the Lord and that's not true. Be careful. We are not only ones reading your careless comments.
@@nahlabella4857 my careless comments? lol. Are you threatening me? Lmao.
@@nahlabella4857 and what part of what I’ve said isn’t true? lol. It’s all true.
Reminds me of another Amish murder case; usually one of their own!
Thanks for having me on Nancy! 🎉
Prayers for this family! Such unbelievable heartache!🙏🙏
I hate to say it but incest(esp. Brotherly) is quite common
I live in Mennonite country,
in Ont. Canada. You are
correct about incest.
Ick.
Just because someone belongs to a group or a religious group does not mean that they can’t abuse or murder.
True, very common in these cults.
That's why a lot of their babies have big heads
I pray Justice is done for Rebecca and her family.
This is sad 😢praying for the family
Hi Nancy! Just heard on the local news an arrest has been made. Thank you for the great coverage on this case. ❤
Look within their own community
A Pennsylvania man was arrested Saturday and charged with the slaying of a pregnant Amish woman whose body was found last week.
Shawn C. Cranston, 52, of Corry, has been charged with criminal homicide, criminal homicide of an unborn child, burglary and criminal trespass, Pennsylvania State Police said.
He was denied bail at a preliminary arraignment early Saturday morning and is being held at the Crawford County jail. Online court records show a preliminary hearing has been scheduled for March 15; they do not list a defense attorney.
😢😢 sad ... Prayers for her children 🙏🙏
I'm put off by him having a friend with him . He was home for lunch . Meal time is is always a family event . That to me is a red flag .
And it was a woman friend with him.
Witness
Who kills the mother of his children, leaves her bloody body there for his two babies to suffer and cry over unless he is an absolute monster? These people are raised to love God. Even if they had a fight and he killed her out of anger, I find it extremely difficult to believe that he would leave his babies in the house with their dead mother for how long?
@@pamthompson694You're very naive. Look up Eli Weaver, 2016.
@@naelyneurkopfen9741 naive about what?
It's most likely within the family. The Amish usually don't like for outsiders to come into their area.
Nancy your a rock star ❤ very powerful woman !!! Thank you for giving the victims a voice xx bless you
52 year old Shawn Cranston, arrested this morning in connection to the murder of 23 year old Rebekah Byler, and her unborn child.
It's seems strange that the killer spared the children yet murdered the mother and unborn child maybe they didn't want this baby born
Don’t assume this early in the case that the husband never done it. Just cause they’re Amish means nothing…. Cause they are human. Anyone can suddenly snap and do bad horrible things. RIP and condolences to the family
Just because there was no forced entry does NOT mean she knew the person. I have lived in rural areas with the Amish for 30 years and for a lot of Amish they do not lock their doors. It is very different than living in cities where there is high crime rates.
Most rural people don't lock their doors during the day. They don't spend all day sealed up in the house, they are usually in/out all day long with the kids, caring or animals, outdoor chores etc...
@@anonz975 yes that is very true. If she was doing laundry which is evidenced by it hanging on the line, she was in and out of the house.
I live in the State of Michigan & we have a lot of Amish People & Amish Families & The Amish Community throughout Our State. I love to see them around. Infact , when my Mother was alive & many years ago my Mother had some Amish People come to her house & they built a beautiful Shed for her. They did a beautiful Job too.
I grew up a few miles from Spartansburg. My Dad is from there, & there are still a number of family who live there. My Dad, after he retired, was a taxi service to the Amish, because they don't have cars. This is a close knit town & area. There are fund raisers, & aid for the family. I heard the husband doesn't want to go back to live in the house. The two little kids were in the house. I also heard there was a red Jeep parked in the drive & was seen driving up & down the road. This is a road that not many cars are driving on, so it would be noticed. It's so tragic. Hope the killer is found soon, because the people there are afraid.
thank you for covering this story nancy and bringing attention to this tragedy
My mother was Amish before she was married to my dad. There fore my dad wasn't Amish. They were shunned. They don't have their photos taken or any of the modern appliances. The children must be really young and could not talk.
Both were under 5
There's too much going on. Too much violence. Sometimes I don't even want to bring this site up. No disrespect to Nancy Grace,but it is overwhelming me
Obviously, you need to step away from true crime. Its not for everyone.
You need to learn to set boundaries for yourself. If something is affecting your mental health, you remove yourself from it.
Its better to know what’s going on and feel overwhelmed than to feel like the world is all roses and peaches.
True crime keeps you alert and aware.
Trust no one is my motto
@@cassandra2685It’s better to have some awareness of the world without getting to the point that you’re overwhelmed wading through true crime videos
You don't go to an Amish home to steal something
Nancy, you are the best.
Nancy, it's really sad to see how much losing your fiance hurts you still today and I understand you are married now, but that doesn't mean that you are not always gonna feel emotions over it and be sad.I just have been noticing that recently you've been bringing him up a bit more and I hope you are doing OK 😢😢😢❤.
I’ve noticed that too. She gets very emotional about that, as well as her twins, whenever anything involves children. She’s a savage when it comes to children. Sadly, I’m sure many of us can relate due to our own experiences. One can go through some very difficult and tragic experiences, when much younger, and things don’t always completely smack someone in the face until many years later. It can be therapeutic to finally express feelings about something very painful to one’s heart. Yes, she seems happily married BUT…this is still something very sad and tragic that she experienced and no one can take that away. It calls for sympathy/empathy…feeling compassion and sorrow and…if we can’t relate…we still try to put ourselves in the shoes of others. Nancy deals with it but she’s just never going to completely heal from it. It genuinely shattered her heart and took many years to marry and have children. We understand.
Nancy always has to make it about her. Like get over yourself.
You never get over the trauma of someone being murdered. When your young you dream of what your first relationship will be, picture perfect. Then someone turns that into a nightmare. I survived a murder suicide in 2004 and am still traumatized over it. Not to mention my ptsd.
@David-ut1xj no she didn't, she is relating her trauma and so you know, that's a way of healing through her trauma so miss me with that crap!!!
@@MizzTracy I'm sorry to hear that, I hope one day the pain is less and you are able to live a full life again ❤️
So much wickedness go around in these cults. Its a shame.
The fact that she left the person in the house doesn’t necessarily mean she knew them, this is how trusting the Amish people are. I live in the Amish community and know many of them, that is why I say that.
to outsiders? try again
Amish don't lock their doors.
Actually it does bc the Amish aren't just letting you come to their home. It's one thing to visit, drive thru, buy some furniture and soap. It's completely different when you're talking about being in their homes. That lady would have been exiled if they found an outsider in her home after she voluntarily let them in.
Exactly!
He broke in
While watching this I just saw where a 52 yr old man has been arrested.
Also don't forget about the amish school shooting that Nancy yourself covered in 2007!😊
I lived in Philly and it shook the region.
The Amish wrapped their arms around the killers wife and kids to protect them. Killers family considered moving but they stayed because Amish forgave them and wanted them to stay so they could be helped get thru that terrible trauma. What incredible Christian love.
We have Mennonites who live in Fenelon Falls,On. an hour north of where I live,in Whitby. I used to live up there,and they had trucks, and cars, and horse and buggies too,but no electricity. They also had a store at the beginning of their homes,where they sold baked goods,furniture, and other things. Just beautiful. Gayle.
When my brother was alive he spent a significant time working on the arm amish farms out in Pennsylvania.
Most of the people on this are very God loving people. Very good people.
But there are ones that are amongst any group of people that are bad and hide that for fear of being shunned.
And as for the red Jeep there would be views on cameras right outside of their areas at the cities. Because it had to come from one direction or the other.
And periodically they do take in strangers people if they abide by their rules. And allow them to work for food and shelter while they're there. So that is another thing to look at.
What is going on with people to many God help us
We’re suppose to help our selves.✊🏿☀️🌟🛸🔥💯
It's way, too early to speculate, they believe in forgiving and " no cops" shunning! Rip Sweet Rebecca, praying for the family 😢
I’m actually very surprised the Amish called 911 to begin with.
For real. I thought they just bury them in the backyard?
No they will in a case like this .
@@TD-fq2qd I kind of thought that too.
The suspect who was arrested is from outside their community. They’ll want some justice for that.
Please stop with the awful stereotypes.
Couldn't the fetus provide DNA of the father?
Read the book Abandoned Prayers. Also woman killed in Holmes County Ohio by her husbands girlfriend.
These people are very private and just want to be left alone! It’s despicable that someone would interfere with her day at home like this! It’s sad that you have to lock your doors no matter where you live!
The communities are not all they are cracked up to be publicly. There is a lot of incest, abuse, etc but the Amish elders “handle” it all and it’s kept quiet. They also are widely known to be animal abusers. They are people just like the rest of society but their crimes just stay secret. Don’t be so naive.
@@stephanied9629creepy TRUMP SUPPORTERS be careful ladies 😳
@@stephanied9629you need help 🙏🏾
@@stephanied9629truth
Just like any mystery, cops need to do the investigative work. Evidence on the body, in the home, and interviews. It takes some time in most cases.
Its the husband and his lover....that's who.
Guess you was wrong huh?? Don't assume without all info!!!
The Amish are wonderful people. This is heartbreaking!
I pray they find the one that did this!
They are people just like the rest of us. They have a high rate of abuse and incest in their communities, it’s all just hidden by their secretive communities. They also are widely known to be animal abusers, and commonly neglect their animals too. They aren’t Saints.
You are nuts. They are sicko people and abusers.
If it is non amish perpetrators then more than likely they had cell phone
Justice for Rebekah Byler!
Sad but not all Amish are innocent as they seem
- nor are they exempt from
this world's evil
An arrest has been made
and it's not the husband
Kay Alana…….
Nancy!! Hope you’ll see this comment but there is a girl by the name of Kay Alana from Houston Tx who disappeared under very suspicious circumstances and the police refused to search for her since she had a warrant. She has been missing for one year and still has not been found. Please consider seeing if you can help out her family
Nancy, you are great at this. I appreciate your emotional involvement, reactions, comments, theories. You are wonderful ❤
This is terrifying. I live right around the corner
I believe this was domestic... And having no phones, no cameras, no way to track anyone coming in or out... It's not going to be easy unless they have DNA or find the weapon...
That's personal someone very close to this woman caused her demise. Her children will have no one . Pitiful.
The community will adopt the children. They normally live in family groups.
@@thehattersmadness1957They have a father.
@@jsterling6805 I was assuming OP was referring to the father possibly being guilty of the crime.
The Amish dont bother anyone... You should never hear a story about them being killed... that let you know that we are in the end times. And the devil is loose everywhere.
Amen and amen.
Actually there is a lot of bad in the communities, it’s just handled by the men in charge and society never hears about it. Lots of incest, abuse, horrible animal abuse and neglect, etc.
Not true. Look up the high incidences of rape, molestation, inbreeding, and domestic violence within the community. They teach not to report things.
I feel like it’s probably the husband. You can’t tell me that if there was an outsider coming down the road they don’t know, they wouldn’t take care of them.
I mean.. Why aren't they checking the nearest townships for cameras also? This red jeep may have stopped for fuel, for food or just passed through, but even the outskirts of Amish country have cameras and ring cams!
They’ve arrested 3 people in connection with this case. I live in the area. Should be on the news by tomorrow sometime. It’s very sad and depressing. I know people who live on Fish Flats Road and the people arrested as well. Our town is very small. Only around 6K people, so everyone knows everyone or knows someone who knows them.
i know i am devastated,so much so ,my heart loves adores amish
Hearbreaking!!! Thank yoy, Nancy for your attention to this case. I lived in Indiana, and saw buggies like this as a kid 60 years ago. They sold vegetables, and had the most radiant skin. Sweet people!
HORRIBLE!
Ty very much for the update Nancy !!!
Someone has been arrested in connection with this. My husband works with the Sister in Law of this poor lady. No reason for this at all
Wow. These comments have opened up my eyes. Had no idea they do all these evil things.
Don’t get your belief system from comments… the Amish are good and wholesome people with, LIKE ALL COMMUNITIES, some bad people.