A MOTHER WHO WAS KIDNAPPED AND MURDERED!
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- THE KIDNAP OF DENISE AMBER LEE
In January 2008, a young mother of 2 was abducted from her home in broad daylight.
Multiple witnesses would contact police during the following hours, whilst the victim would
do everything in her power to get help and save herself - including a 911 call to police on her
abductor’s phone. Tragically, it would not be enough to save her. This is what happens when
a predator targets a random stranger and multiple chances to save her are missed. This is
the murder of Denise Amber Lee
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I cannot believe that 911 dispatcher is even asking the victim to get her kidnapper to ‘turn the music down’ as if she has any say in the matter at all!
Infuriating and devastating. 😢 💔
Should have been sacked!
ABSOLUTELY! 100%
That call was mind-boggling to me. Even if she had had no training (and I can't believe that's not mandatory) she should have at least had half a brain cell to realize that this was a woman in immediate danger. Yeah, it's not her fault that Denise was kidnapped and brutalized, but she could have been the one to save her. Instead she died because of her complete incompetence.
She was I think
100%! Absolutely disgusting, don’t take a job like that if you cannot use your common sense and be empathetic
@@kristinefrew3069 I agree!!
The operator started off like a twit that didn't know she might get real emergency calls, she said "hello" so many times I nearly broke my laptop. 🤬 I'm halfway through and I'm in tears 😢
The best was when she asked to turn the radio down🤦🏻♀️
@@adriannak2299 Agree! that was unbelievable!
I assume that the operator was fired??
@@lenymitchell I really hope so
@@lenymitchell if I remember correctly, yes she was - and the recording was used in training from then on. 🙏
That 911 call is absolutely horrendous. Yes ultimately he's the one to blame but a LOT of people should have this on their conscience
The way she's just like "🙄 hello....hello🙄 hello."
Infuriating
Absolutely
Her family and dad now teach training across the nation for 911 dispatchers. I was lucky enough to be apart of one his seminars. We train new call takers on this specific case. We make them listen to all the 911 calls and radio traffic.
Thank you for doing this job, listening to Denise's 911 call was truly horrifying and I couldn't do it. Thank you for taking the course to hone your skills to match your compassion to do your role to the standards you expect from yourself to save lives.
It's mind-blowing responsibility of training has fallen on the survivors of crime, rather than statutory authorities.
Thank you ❤
This comment made me cry tears of joy but still heart broken from the entire case and those who failed to save her life that tragic day .
It must be very stressing to be a 911 dispatcher. Thank you for doing a job like this though.
Good that they do seminars now to train operators for situations like this.
It was horrible to listen to her crying for help and nothing happened despite them asking her for her address again and again.
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All-around good guy, especially on paper. Amazing single father and homeowner, well dressed, he owned businesses… This was my abuser. I am so proud I was (possibly)the first one to put him in jail! At least now others can have some sort of warning. These guys are sneaky snakes.
My heart aches for you, I’m so sorry
I am really so sorry. I know that won’t ever make it better but hugs to you
You are brave; and can educate. Prevent future abuse but DO punish past where the evidence is.
Positive energy to you.
@B Be Sending you lots of love and hugs. Xxxx
Proud of you ❤
Yeah the operators were terrible on the phone call with Denise...It seems to be a common trend with US call operators in these cases. It's awful, a lot of them seem so unempathetic and uncaring considering they're dealing with people literally fighting for their lives.
I think that they kind of have to have that kind of attitude to get through such a traumatizing job. I wouldn't make it through a day in that job.
@@pink1433 No they were absolutely useless. Operator was in a better position then the caller tbh
@@pink1433 you should get used to it the more you do. Maybe employ people with empathy instead of useless cunts.
Right? It’s truly insane to me! If you take a job like that it seems to me that you would be a compassionate, caring person who wants to help victims. I mean when you are calling 911 you are in trouble! I have called once and it was because my grandfather was having a massive stroke. I must say, in my case everyone from the 911 operator to the paramedics were absolutely amazing!
That's a pretty broad statement ""US "" Operators "" in this case yes but in general we have amazing 911
Wow.. that 911 call is so disturbing. What a strong, beautiful young woman. I don't think I've cried this much during one of your videos
I'm a True Crime Junky. Thought I might have become so used to it BUT for some reason this case touched me extra deep. Had all the feelings of frustration, anger and sadness. Had to pause to take some deep breaths. Her 911 call will haunt me for a long time....gosh this was hard. "She should have survived" that's a fact Emma😭
I'm the same, I sometimes wonder what it would take to make me uncomfortable about a crime anymore, but THIS, well I'm feeling the same feelings that you. Poor sweet woman, did everything right but yet she still died. My grandson is around Adam and Noah's age and he is really close to his mum yet those boys were denied having the opportunity to grow up with their mother! I wonder how the family got on after this and how the boys coped over the years! This will be one case I WON'T forget! Take care now.
Did that dispatcher SERIOUSLY just ask for them to turn the radio down????
Something that people don’t know but NEED to know: You can text 911.
YOU CAN TEXT 911.
I’m not sure why they don’t advertise this widely. They say ONLY do it when no other option is available to you. But if you’re unable to safely talk, you can text!
This probably wouldn’t have helped in this situation, but it needs to be known by more people.
I am a 45 year old woman, who's been around a bit in the CRJ realm, and I had NO IDEA.
Didn't Jane work in some type of way in educating ppl how to properly handle 911 calls? Or something like that? Jane showed more courage then most of the ppl who also saw Denise that fateful day 😭 Denise definitely had strength, courage, & the will to live. Beyond heartbreaking!! Crucial important information was not handled properly. This tragedy could have been avoided IMO 😭😭🙏🏽🙏🏽
I remember this case from years ago and the utter disbelief and frustration when I learned of the details. I watched another documentary with Denise's father in it. In the documentary it was said that her father was aware that she was missing and he was searching for her as she was calling the police - I'm not sure he was aware of her call to 911 but it seems he was aware she had been kidnapped. I can only imagine the devastation that he must've felt when he learned that Denise called the police and then Jane Kowalski literally provided the exact location of where she and the perpetrator were - and nobody did anything with this information. He was a detective himself and his own child was failed miserably by the police (among others). Totally avoidable, unnecessary death, something that should've been stopped. How often do you get this much information on the crime in progress - especially from the actual victim. This girl has gone above and beyond using her wits to save herself in this tragic terrifying situation. She should be alive today
Hopefully a “lot” has been improved on since 2009. What a horrific crime against that poor young woman.
When Jane says the reason she phoned was because she would feel bad if anything happened, how prophetic are those words?
She must have been sick when she heard about what did indeed take place!
I would have done the same, and the incompetency of the authorities should not stop people from getting involved all the same.
"To sign her name all over his life, so that he could not escape her - it's her that brought him to justice."
Oh. My. Heart. That one got me. I just love how eloquently Emma speaks. 🖤🖤
Those calls to police are so hard to listen too. How frustrating for that woman following them. Another tough case really well covered. Thank you Emma.
Saw a show on this a few years ago and it's still hard to believe the mistakes that were made that could have saved this poor woman. I wonder how Jane must feel knowing that she was so close and her efforts were wasted by negligence. Thanks for another awesome episode Emma
Denise could not have been any braver, any smarter. She did everything, everything she could. What an awesome young woman. How huge is the failure of police to not put the huge strobing neon pieces together? That law needs to be completely rewritten as the vast surveillance system still fails to relay basic information because people aren't doing their duty. This poor woman did everything. Rip.
That broke me too, listening how she took off her beloved ring to create the undisputed evidence to bring this monster to justice.
Sadly I think after he had gotten away with escalating sexual crimes, he was emboldened. I think he had been watching for Denise, she was beautiful, kind, nurturing, faithful and wouldn't have looked twice at a person like that disgusting perpetrator. So he deliberately stole her life and love from her family. Thanks to Denise's presence of mind (and the eyes of Jane), Denise has insured he will never murder again.
This kidnapping and murder traumatized me the first time I learned about it and it has never gotten easier. Great coverage and voice for Denise and her family. Thank you! I hope her family has found some peace.
That first 911 call is frustrating, her last words can you help me. Heartbreaking just heartbreaking
This saddens me sooo much! Her poor family, and what a terrible ordeal she went through, and as for the police.... Don't get me started! Prayers go out to her beautiful babies and her loving husband! xx RIP peace Denise!
Beyond heartbreaking. I don’t believe I’ll ever forget this one. Denise, darling was failed so absolutely.
That poor girl, she should never had died - she was failed so many times. Jayne was an amazing witness and its unbelievable that her report wasn’t passed on so that Denise could have gone back to her loving family. My heart goes out to Denise and her poor family that has to live without her. 😢 x
This is so HeartBreaking just minding Her own Business in Her Home where you should Be safe I saw this on kimberlighs channel
@@terridemaio2926 me too but I love Emma enough to listen to her tell it
@@chelseathibodeaux7029 same Here I Love Her take on stuff to
I can’t believe the dispatches, getting so much information from wonderful Jane and then just asking for the same information over and over again whilst King is getting further away. I appreciate the dispatches have to get information but repeating questions over and over, and Jane having to tell them multiple times what she had seen, but they failed to do anything about it. Get cars in the area notified and he could have been stopped.
@@jeanninehochet my Blood was Boiling
Really sad case, that woman in the car was better at relaying facts than the 911 operator. Thanks Emma for telling it in your usual compassionate way. RIP Denise. I hope you husband and wee boys will go on to have happy lives xxx
These types of cases are exactly why my family hates driving with me…I’m looking at reactions from drivers…back windows, looking for tail lights popped out, fingers waving, signs all around I’m def the type to follow on a call too if I had to. There were so many heroes in this, Denise obviously being her own advocate, Jane, the neighbor paying attention…so many I just wish this could have turned out the way it should have…her going back home to get hugs from her kids and husband 😢
OMG that poor family listening to that 911 call. I cried. Just WOW
Emma you bring a lot of awareness to people all over the world. Thankyou and as always love to you all
Off record, every time I see Emma on TV I get excited like I personally know her lol. My husband be like who is she why I never met her and I'm like I haven't haven't either I just seen her on TV lol. Keep up the great work ma'am
So frustrating and heartbreaking to hear this case -Rest in peace Denise - Never forgotten xx
That dispatcher should be sacked that poor woman screaming begging for help its shocking you can hear the desperation in that womans voice its just so sad.
This happened an hour away from me. I remember when the trial was happening. So upsetting. The videos regarding cases literally close to home always hit differently :/
Ur a phenomenal storyteller. ‘… to think she was leaving items around in preparation for her future murder investigation.’ When you said that I literally got goosebumps.
This kidnapping took place 30 minutes away where I live. And I know exactly the area where Jane was describing in her phone call. I drive on 41 on a daily basis. So this case is very close to home for me
So ? You think that makes you famous ? 😂
Man oh man, we just have to police ourselves and look out for each other. Jane was on it, nobody else was.
Janes call is beyond frustrating. How many times did the dispatcher ask the same question?!
This is fucking tragic, my heart is breaking for this beautiful family....RIP Denise
Lost for words Denise was a fighter and her cries for help were dismissed
Police needed to try harder to stop this ,Such negligence of witnesses and law enforcement
That Jane even phoned in the next day, showing what a good and concerned person she is compared to the neighbouring police still not immediately sharing such vital information is heartbreaking.
I hope that Jane doesn't blame herself in anyway. Jane was better than the 911 operators with the information and assessment of the emergency.
The other witnesses should blame themselves for not acting immediately.
I've heard this case before, her poor father and husband. She literally screamed and fought for her life and to get back to her children until her last breath.
Thanks em. Stay safe everyone, and your loved ones, wherever you are in the world 🌎.
This case just infuriates me on so many levels just because Denise seems so close to being saved in multiple situations and yet she wasn’t…I can’t imagine how her family is dealing with that. That 911 call where she is trying to tell the dispatch what’s happening, while in the car with her kidnapper… all while he keeps asking where his phone is…. Omg just terrifying. I would like to think at that point as long as I was not restrained , I would just attack him and hope to cause a scene…but prob end up getting myself killed. The alternative of ending up alone with him would just be too much for me to think about… however no one knows what they would do in that situation and she did such a great job and was so collected talking to 911. She should have been saved:(
BE A JANE!
Love you Emma!! I'm from Kent in UK I'm sure my daughter is alive because of you I introduced her to your podcast and we listen together, she's had the most unbelievable shizzle to deal with and it's ongoing xxx
It never fails to amaze me that some people who in early life have suffered a brain injury, or some such trauma, end up murdering innocent people. Same goes for some that say 'the voices told them to do it'. Why do they always do horrible things instead of something nice? Does it not work both ways??
These dispatchers need much better training. Every time I hear them it makes me so mad. Clearly she cant talk to her but the dispatcher sounds frustrated.
The sheer incompetence of that 911 dispatcher is disgusting. “Hello? Hello?” Girl you hear she’s in distress stop.
Also your valley girl accent was great Emma 😂
Hello!
That poor girl 😮my god just when I thought I couldn’t be more shocked. You’re telling of these cases Em my god so intriguing we’re all with you in your anger for the diabolical failures that thw authorities did with the case Denise must’ve been utterly terrified and as a mum it breaks my heart that her two babies won’t get to be with her in this life 💔
I could no longer work as a dispatcher if my actions or lack there of caused harm to someone else. I would be physically unable to return to work with that on my conscious
911 dispatchers who are blatantly negligent and quite frankly incompetent, should face criminal charges, especially when someone dies. Mistakes are one things but this amount of negligence needs more serious consequences.
Just got my Thai takeaway delivered and now I’m listening to my favourite CZcamsr ❤️
I loved how you played out playing the roll of the defence layer and that creep...you are by far the best true crime narrator ever...you are so full of knowledge and information on the cases you cover and I admire you because I can imagine it takes up so much of your time researching..thankyou for being you emma
@emma Kenny what took you so long to put up the case we all panicked 🤣
Me too! X
Panic had most definitely set in! Thank you for maintaining such consistency! :sob:
Same! I thought my night was going to be ruined! 😂
Me too. I was nearly having a panic attack 🤣🤣
It took me since the day of the upload to finish this case because I kept getting so angry and upset. I respect that the dispatcher had probably never dealt with a call of that nature before. That being said, if every bartender I know can properly respond to someone ordering a special drink that means "help, I'm in danger," then why doesn't someone know how to do their JOB?
When she said "idk if there's an amber alert or anything" & the victims middle name is literally amber 😭 this case has always made me so angry for Denise & her whole family, she & they did everything right & she still didn't get saved 🥺
I love the love you put into these cases the voice you give not only to the victim but to their families. This case is tragic and completely could have been stopped. Amen to you Jane. Need more like you. Rip Denise. My love to our husband and boys.
Denise sounds like a wonderful and beautiful person inside and out, she also seems incredibly bright leaving her own evidence and calling the police. The call was horrific and my eyes welled up. RIP Denise and my condolences to the family. ❤❤❤
Emma Thankyou for presenting this case so well. Also I didn’t have a notification for you today, I wandered around the house mumbling to myself, ‘but Emma’s consistent, every Wednesday and Sunday, where has she gone?’ I kept checking u tube staring sadly my at pre heated madras. 😮😊😂. Then Emma popped up at the last minute and my husky and I snuggled up on the sofa with lots of food and doggie treats. Xxx
Thank you for covering this tragic story emma you fascinating angel
Wow Em you certainly found a frustrating as hell case to cover, for my Birthday as well! So many opportunities to save her missed despite amazing, vigilant witnesses. They were a gift and the police/dispatchers dropped every ball handed to them. My Mum heart breaks for Denise and her family.
so many chills listening to this. so sad.
Hi Emma, thank you for your continued hard work in researching not just this case but of hundreds more. Your analysis is second to none, tell the victims stories so throughly, eloquently and honestly, with an odd bit of well timed sarcasm. Thank you. Poor Denise, her life so cruelly taken, her boys, husband, family and friends must be heartbroken. As for the 911 operator, what’s her IQ score! As it must be around 84, if that. Constantly repeating “hello” when you can clearly get the gist that something is majorly wrong. She didn’t use any of the tactics used to calm a bad situation, it’s not hard, ask the victims name, tell her yours, reassure that your going to help the caller, this would have taken seconds, enough to calm the situation and build a small but vital rapport. As for King’s brother, wtf! Thankfully some people did try to help, sadly it was too late.
I just want to say I always think of clicking the 'like' button as my true appreciation of the hard emotional work you do on these cases, and my listening to them is my way of giving each victim back their voice through you, and also ensuring that through these videos, the families left behind grieving, now know their story is out there and giving them justice each time it's seen and told. I truly appreciate you for the empathy, the integrity, and indeed the wonderfully wicked British humour us UK gals all tend to have. Much love and warmest of hugs, keep on being you.❤My deepest warmest condolences to her family living with this tragic situation, it was so obvious from the start that no matter how scared she got, her family were a constant thought, and her thinking ahead and doing all in her power to get her own brand of justice showed the spirit that Denise had. ❤
Such a tragic outcome that should have ended so differently. Those poor gorgeous babies. Thanks for putting yourself through this to educate us on this case. I can see it upset you greatly and given the details I can see why. So flustrating and unnecessary and cruel. I love your channel, your delivery and dedication to honouring the victims and their families and telling their stories with such compaction. Love from Ireland ❤️☘️🙂
So looking forward to see you in person emma in March got it for a birthday present from my partner best present ever can't wait. Love how you can be so sarcastic it makes me giggle and how respectful you are to the victims please keep doing these episodes 💙 🙏 xx
I saw her last week and she is the kindest and sweetest person, you could ever meet 😊
What a great present!! Enjoy I'm super jealous xxxx
Emma you have done a good job with this one. I hope her husband and family are doing ok. 😢
Just … wow … absolutely devastating & horribly disappointing on every level.
Emma u told her story with so much passion. U care so much and I think ur channel is amazing and honest and so real. Sooo tragic. So many missed opportunities to save her. That poor women.
I am up to the 911 call and I’m infuriated! That poor girl, obviously she couldn’t speak and needed help wasn’t that obvious? Jesus Christ.
In so many cases, we hear 911 calls, and it's like someone has been taken off the street and never had any training AT ALL and just put on the phones. This dispatcher is clueless. It's heartbreaking 💔
This story has haunted me for years. What amazing justice you did to her story. May she rest easy. 🙏
I've always watched your shows you are absolutely amazing love your channel horrible monster deserves nothing less massive hug's and love to all Denise's family love jan from England Xxxxx ❤️❤️
That 911 call makes me so angry and frustrated! OMG!! Was the dispatcher sacked!?? Wow just wow !
This case makes me cry everytime I hear it. The details are hard to hear but need to be said! You do an amazing job. 911 operators should do better. I can not imagine how hard it must be to have that job but if you take it, DO IT RIGHT! So sad!!
I hadn't heard of this before. What an inspiration she was, to have the wherewithall to ensure evidence was left. Wow. What a legacy. Rest in peace Jane. ❤
This is so sad and frustrating 😔 Denise was incredibly brave and clever and Jayne went above and beyond to alert the police that something seemed terribly wrong and that there was a possible abduction. Some of these 911 dispatchers seem to be reading from a script and it is unforgiveable that in this particular case it was not followed up, taking away Denise's chance and hope of being saved. Absolutely heartbreaking that she lost her life to a monster leaving her beautiful family behind 💔 Thanks Emma for presenting the case so thoroughly and empathetically, as always 💛
This is gobsmacking that this poor woman was let down so badly. A case that has really scared me how easily for King to have committed.
I have another deep dive request for you to add . The phrogger case of Daniel Laplante.
This is my new go to channel and the content is brilliant. Another sad case, heartbreaking 😢
And these are professionals in this day and age.
She was so brave ❤ so proud of her and she won’t be forgotten ❤
This case is gut wrenching 😢 he didn't have to kill her. He knew they were looking for him, he woulda been caught regardless.
That is one of the most infuriating 911 calls I've ever heard. I was seriously expecting her to say "Computer says "No"" at some points.
I was screaming at the call handlers through both those 911 calls, Denise and Jane. I have no formal training in this area, but you bet your bottom dollar I would have done better in both instances. So sad, there were so many opportunities to save her 😔
The 911 call…. 💔💔
What an intelligent, quick thinking, brave lady! ❤😢
Truly heartbreaking. This is up there with the worst I've ever heard......RIP DENISE bless your heart....💔
Breaks my heart, poor woman. So many bad mistakes. Just awful 😖
Thank you so much Emma. You did Denise proud! ❤
Situations like this remind me how blessed I am to never be targeted for this type of horrific treatment🥺. Albeit I’ve put myself at risk so many times!
Yep. Thank God you’ve never been hurt, or me. I think you can do a lot to protect yourself and still things can happen. Stay safe, now. ❤
same
That call handler was shocking .. asking her questions when she is with the kidnapper !! That handler should have silently escalated that and got ppl out to her how frustrating!!
The phone call is just infuriating!! They can track phones surely!!
OMG how!!!!!!
I've said it before & I know I'll say it again after this case. How could NO FURTHER ACTION happen over & over.
Denise was an amazing woman to be able to do what she did after such an awful attack.
Jane Kwalski is an example to us all too.
I wrote a very frustrated comment about the first 911 operator. But the second interaction! The operator was excellent but then there was just no follow through even though everybody was "hollering" at the operator while she was on the call with Jane Kowalski. Typical all bark and zero intelligence from whoever was hollering at that operator. It's pitiful.
In South Africa the police force is inept and corrupt and totally unmotivated (although there are some magnificent and devoted exceptions who I imagine find themselves as frustrated as the operator who spoke to Jane Kowalski must feel.) I expected much more from law enforcement in "the land of the free."
I cannot help but put myself in poor Denise's mind during the nightmarish last hours of her life. It is truly worse than the most horrific nightmare. The classic nightmare where you try to scream but no sound comes out. Only - Denise did manage to make lots of noise but the police just messed up every single opportunity she managed to create to beg for help. I can't believe that nobody in the police department was sanctioned for gross dereliction of duties. And sent to the arse end of the country to stand guard on cold and windy nights for the rest of their lives.
You didn’t just say a man called Michael ‘LEE KING’ was an unemployed plumber!! 🤣
So so sad, I could not physically listen to all of the 911 call. It was too upsetting. I can’t imagine what her family have gone/ are going through.
This is probably the most disturbing case I have heard. Could you cover Darrell Brooks?
The call operator should be jailed, totally useless at her job which led to an innocent woman being murdered
This is such an incredibly frustrating & heartbreaking case.
42:56 I agree 100% Emma it frustrated the hell out of me listening to how the 911 operator handled that call... And it hurts even more knowing she was killed following the call... There were so so many missed opportunities to save her, starting with Herald. It's so tragic when someone is blatantly asking for H.E.L.P....and nobody does a thing
I understand emergency operators have a job to do but so many of these incidents start with the most unqualified, uncaring & judgmental emergency operators.
I am happy to hear through this tragedy her family has chosen to use their loss and create a wonderful legacy by sharing and teaching operators.
Well done emma! I’ve never heard of this case but my god! It had me in tears. You can see your raw emotion in this video and I feel it with you. It must be so hard to do these videos every week. I like true crime but recently I’ve even felt overwhelmed watching them. So I take my hat off to you researching these endlessly. Im a mother of two boys and this video really hit hard, I just wanted to get my boys from school and squeeze them. I suppose that is one good that comes from all this horror is it reminds you how lucky you are and to cherish it every day. Denise’s call for help, is beyond words, absolutely heartbreaking. I hope she is resting in peace and her boys also find peace, till they meet again x
Can I suggest future cases?
Karen Buckley (Irish Nurse murdered in Glasgow 2015 by Alexander Pacteau)
Paige Doherty (murdered in Glasgow in 2016 by John Leatham)
Jill Dando (unsolved...)
This one has left me feeling really depressed and deflated.
heart wrenchingly saddened by the catastrophic letdown, yet still so incredibly in formative. Rest In Peace Beautiful. Shame on all who not only failed her then...But are continuing to do so now!!
Wow he actually tried to convince Police he was a victim too. Wow.