OLD Cold Cases That Were RECENTLY Solved...
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- Thanks to the efforts of organisations like the DNA Doe Project, as well as advancements in forensic technology and the ever-increasing popularity of genealogy sites, now more than ever we are seeing decades-old cold cases finally see a resolution. In 2022, we saw the identification of Joseph Zarelli, formerly known as the Boy in the Box, one of the most well-known John Doe cases in the US. Though the circumstances of Joseph’s death are still unclear, it seems that answers are not as far away in such cases as they once used to be. Join us for today’s video as we take a look at three decades-old cold cases that were finally solved.
00:00 Introduction
01:18 Gretchen Harrington
06:21 Laura Kempton
09:08 Ruth Marie Terry: FKA The Lady of the Dunes
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You harm a child it’s straight to the woodchipper. No excuses.
Absolutely and I don’t want to hear that the way the cops identified the monster ‘violated’ their privacy or personal rights! When anyone commits a violent crime-especially against children-you automatically lose your privacy!
@@annehersey9895Exactly!!
Feet first too.
Alive
I second the motion.
Zanstra has a ton of victims, you know he used that church and his daughters to find victims. Hopefully they'll deal with him in prison.
The cops or We The People should've gotten our True Justice. Not this joke of a system that's in place
This is why we share with adults not keep things secret. It could have and should have been stopped decades and decades ago. No one else getting harmed.
“He does that sometimes,” the daughter(s). What about the daughters?
Electric chair,,,❤. No life in Prison,,❤
@@megb9700Probably did it too but they knew no better; maybe thought that was normal.
What about the wife? As guilty as him!
Ruth's husband never reported her missing that certainly raises a red flag imo
His other wife plus her daughter "disappearing" raises a whole parade of red flags :( Looks like that one got away with killing (at least) three people.
@@Nico6th also how did they find body parts in a septic tank and let him go????????????? What???
@@kimberlyowen7600Really!
@@kimberlyowen7600 THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING TOO! like ‘they couldnt prove it was the wife and daughters body parts’ ok theyre still SOMEONES BODY PARTS LIKE WHAT
@@idktuber1606 That's what I'm saying!
Yes they caught the perpetrator in the end but nearly 50 years later is a huge disappointment i mean he's already lived his life already so no amount of prison time will ever make up for what he did to Gretchen
I feel ya, but I like to think that getting busted near the end of your life comes as an extraordinary shock and is especially shitty because you weren't prepared to die in prison.
@@backabeyondI think some commit crimes so they can go to prison and get free Health care. You get fed there as well.
You know what ad popped up after the second case for me? Liberty Mutual. Not kidding!
Agree but better someone is caught than not. Especially since it unveils them to family/friends for their evil nature.
Make no mistake, he will definitely have appropriate justice served in hell
As a child, we attended a Presbyterian Church in the South. The pastor suddenly disappeared and we were told he was dead. My mom refused to talk about it. Years later she told us that as the church's Scoutmaster, he had assaulted numerous boys. The pastor commited suicide. We moved on to another church.
You went to a different church even though the bad guy had been dead for YEARS? Lol ok
@@AdelineCowgirl Some people's faith is in their religious minister. If that person turns out - surprise, surprise - to be a sinner, they move on to a completely different denomination.
@@FigaroHey Gormless
@@AdelineCowgirlI would, too. That place has an evil attachment
@@AdelineCowgirl Good grief, ppl handle things differently, especially when there's a trust violation like that. What an insensitive comment. Why so bitchy?
It is terrifying how often it is someone known to the family and not a stranger.
My dear, those closest to us are the ones that inflict injuries on us
It usually comes down to someone who the child and family knew and trusted. Forget stranger danger.
I think that behavior comes down to repeat access. Perversion has a twisted need, not just to defile but to remain undetected in order to continue violating. Counting on shame and fear to silence victims. It is much easier to hide as a deviant with the cover of people who think they know that you are a good person. Servants of God are human and we are all susceptible to sins of the flesh. We trust those closest to us and evil preys upon that, as well as flesh.
Thats why police look into those closest and have access because unfortunately stats say this.
I can never understand how someone could do this to a child.
Evil is real.
Research narcissism and psychopathy. They lack empathy and see people as objects to serve them. And that means in any way they see fit and any way which gives them power. Having no empathy means they are capable of literally anything without feeling.
DNA has been a miracle tool for law enforcement.
Invented by my proud country England.
Dna has been around for billions of years.@@valerierees8808
You cant argue with it.
@@valerierees8808 CREDIT TO ENGLISH SPEAKERS
I speak English so I am also proud because English speakers developed the technology even if they were speakers of British English and I am not. I look for reasons to be proud even if they are rather remote.
I also think it is remarkable that to make these DNA profiles they used a pitchfork.
FIRST IDENTIFICATION OF DNA
Jun 12, 2019 - Swiss chemist Herr Friedrich Miescher first identified DNA in the 1860s, but it wasn't until 1953 that Mr. James Watson, Ms. Rosalind Franklin and Mr. Francis Crick, two biologists and a physicist respectively, recognized that DNA exists as a three-dimensional double helix. After that, DNA research and its applications began to accelerate. By the 1980s, labs were using DNA to establish paternity in questioned cases. In 1986, investigators asked a young geneticist named Mr. Alec Jeffreys, who two years earlier had developed the genetic fingerprint, to assist with solving a murder case.
PITCHFORK CRUCIAL TO DISCOVERY OF MURDERER
"The first criminal caught using DNA was a man named Mr. Colin Pitchfork, who was arrested in 1987 for the murder of two 15 year-old girls. Mr. Jeffreys analyzed DNA samples from the 1983 and 1986 crime scenes. A Mr. Buckland had confessed and Mr. Jeffreys did find matching DNA from both crime scenes-but the recovered DNA didn't match Mr. Buckland. It matched Mr. Pitchfork."
Actually DNA was also used less than a year later in 1986 in the USA in a criminal investigation. NCBI
Forensic DNA Profiling and Database - PMC
smh
He does that sometimes.SICK 🤮
the Lord works in mysterious ways!☝️
I followed the “Boy in the Box” case for years… upon hearing the news that he was finally given a name back, I burst into tears
Me too. I have a couple of books about the case. I didn't think there was much of a chance that the case would be solved but I'm so happy it was. I only hope we can learn how he died. At least that poor boy has a name.
@@empresskrissy1527he was identified, I don’t think it’s been solved but it seems like he was abused and died from abuse sadly
@@whitedragoness23 I remember reading he was identified late last year which is such a relief. I think they said he was adopted but don't mention who the adopted family was or anything. Unfortunately you're right that he probably died from abuse and neglect. I remember when I first read about the case it wasn't known if he died during a bath or he was bathed after he died to hide who he was with a haircut and cutting his nails. One thing that does interest me is one of his eyes glowed under a light indicating he used some kind of prescription eye drops. I'm surprised they couldn't trace him earlier by finding the doctor that treated him unless it was an attempt to hide his identity. I do appreciate your response though. Thank you.
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Yes.
You have an excellent way of presenting the facts, without repetition, waffling, or the use of an Ai voice reading a script!
Why would any parent not report that man?? Just disgusting
My partners mother has a mother (my partners grandmother) who allowed the father to beat his son and went out while he did it. She enabled a psychopath to beat her own son and turned a blind eye. Imagine! I can't get my head around it. My partners mother is a narcissist with weird controlling behavior and no love or empathy which is understandable given her childhood.
@JohnSmith-lk8cy It sickens me how often women who leave abusive partners behind but LEAVE THEIR CHILDREN WITH HIM, willingly and often with the excuse that they were too damaged by the abuse to know how to be a mother, are treated as objects of sympathy, not only in stories similar to your partner's family but it's a somewhat common trope in entertainment for some reason? How you could leave any child, let alone your own, in a dangerous situation is beyond me. But the audacity to pretend as if you were equally or more of a victim than the child who couldn't leave? Mind-boggling.
Never ceases to amaze me how we give priests, pastors, deacons and the rest the benefit of the doubt to our own peril.
It's absurd. And religious parents are the worst for saying "well, just forgive" and not seeking justice or even reporting the crime. Often, they blame the child for "saying such terrible things about a 'man of god'" and flat out disbelieve. They're not Jesus; they're humans with flaws as great as anyone else's.
When it comes to cases of kids going missing and priests are suspects, the priest is usually responsible
I think they are all frauds or fools . In any case, unworthy of esteem and trust .
I'm more glad every year that I grew up atheist and didn't go to more than one camp as a schoolchild.
@@felicitybywater8012 I wasn’t an atheist but my family was non-practicing . I wondered about this religion were calked ourselves part if but didn’t actively practice at about 12 years old . I came at religion curious , not indoctrinated . It took a few decades but now I am irreligious , atheist . Do not program children . Teach them thinking skills and always investigate their claims no matter against whom or what .
The Gretchen Harrington case is so old that I’m extremely surprised that the perpetrator was found alive and caught recently. Anyways, what are the possibilities that the St. Louis Jane Doe case would be solved soon? Is it literally impossible at this point?
most likely it's impossible thanks to the police losing the shirt in the mail.
@@GiordanDiodato That wouldn't hamper the ability to use her DNA to identify her, though. Her grave was successfully located and she was exhumed in 2013. (That still pisses me off. The police mailed evidence to a GD psychic?!?)
I could have sworn someone like Othram was working to ID her, but I can't find it now...
I really hope that sad case gets solved. I'm relieved they solved the Jane Doe Opelika recently. That case was so sad. I first saw it on the Cayleigh Elise channel but she left CZcams.
I don't think it's impossible. Genetic genealogy is capturing people who thought they were home free after twenty years.
These genetic cases are why I am thankful thay there is no statute of limitations on murder!
Probably not solvable because they lost evidence but they could at least identify that poor baby.
It’s satisfying to know that although murders were committed decades ago, murderers are being prosecuted and incarcerated.
It's good to know these victims are not forgotten.
Amazing this creep marries 3 times all the wives go missing and 1 of them’s child and the Police just believe everything he says and let him go on his merry way!!!
It's crazy isn't it? The guy was not only a lifetime abuser and bully but a serial killer and basically he was left to live his life without an ounce of a repercussion for his deeds 😳😥 I would hope this wouldn't have happened in today's word considering the advances of DNA technology and hopefully a less misogynistic approach from the police and the general public..
I didnt know the lady of the dunes had been identified!! Thats amazing.
Can't believe Moldevine was left free when they found body parts in his septic tank, what were the police thinking?
Police do not determine whether are let free. Courts do that. I used to work for the police and they become very frustrated when they risk their lives to solve crimes and make arrears, only for the criminal to receive a slap on the wrist and be set free to do it again.
But it seems to me that the finding of body parts was not given prominence in the crime file as an irrefutable proof, therefore it was overlooked.
At least that is what I understood watching the case documentary.
I agree criminals are given all facilities, too many guarantees, even when all evidence is pointing straight to the culprit. Criminals should never gain any money when they are interviewed, any proceeds should go to the victim.
I would not allow any media to interview a criminal, it glorifies extremely harmful behaviour.
Victims are never treated fairly
@@mistiinseattle Do you know if it even went to court?
@@teresaestevezalvarez664 like you said it was not considered irrefutable proof but any good investigator would KNOW that meant something - there is no reason what so ever for those to be there except fowl play on someones part!!!
@@mistiinseattleCourts? No. It’s the office of the attorney (the accusation).
So good that these cases were solved, and that Justice was done, but sad that they get away with these crimes for many years. Thanks for sharing 👍👍
At the same time, it is great as a learning tool for the future. Evil people are all around us😢😮
Holy moly! Moldavin was so notorious that Anne Rule wrote about him and he turns out to be the guy the Lady of the Dunes was married to!
Love her books
Which book of Ann's is about Moldavin?
@@teaeyedoubleguhurit's wasn't a whole book after all. I wrote that comment after googling Muldavin. But he's one of the cases she wrote about in Smoke, Mirrors and Murder. His wives had a habit of "disappearing".
Since genetic genealogy is being used more, I’ll like to see them solve the woman in the box case
Don't you mean the boy in the box?
I would love to see the woman in the box case solved as well. So sad
@@sylviacarlson3561 no, not that one, but I’m glad it’s been solved. The woman in the box case is where they found the remains (or body) of an unidentified woman in a box on a farm or field. I think this took place in Ohio or in the Midwest, but the box was relatively dry and investigators assumed she was probably dropped from above.
I think the case took place in the 90s(?), but as of right now it’s still unsolved and the woman is still unidentified. I still think about the case from time to time.
@@gungalgeno-7077If it’s the one I’m thinking of they have solved it.
I don't believe families get 'closure', more like resolution. Some die not knowing where their loved ones are, all those decades of thoughts and worry and hope? How do families get over all those years cos they finally know? Xx
"When she told her parents about the molestation, they forbade her from having anymore sleepovers at the pastor's house." Ah, the '70s! I knew a kid who told his dad about how their parish priest was always trying to grope and rub his crotch and his dad's response was "Well stay away from him!"
That's what kids were told. Simply, "stay away from _____".
No one called police because they'll never do anything without evidence.
How many others has Zanstra victimized.
2:49 That man was able to live his entire life a free man while a little 8 year old girl had hers cruelly taken away. Gretchen would be 53 now. He was in his 30’s when this happened. Probably has children and grandchildren of his own. It may be late and he probably won’t have to suffer in prison much due to his age but at least the world, his family and friends know what this evil monster did (and hid).
He deserves the DP !!
they average pedo has over two hundred victims. We just hear about it when they get caught
We're dead longer than we're alive. A spiritual eternal punishment is worse than a 10 year prison term.
I am always so happy when the families get the answers they deserve. It is the very least they should have. Especially when they have been so long awaited.
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I grew up in the Philly area and heard of the story of the Boy in the Box so many times in my 43 years. It was so amazing when he was finally identified. Hopefully Joseph gets some kind of justice. 🕊
I was so happy when the boy in the box finally got his name back. Also when little miss nobody got her name back.
Why wasn't that bastard ever reported on back then?!!! Children should be taught about Not keeping those kind of secrets!!
Societal Shaming . People talking crap . That used to ruin peoples standing so you never put your problems on Front Street .
Schools are now teaching kids to keep secrets from their parents. The clear direction the public school systems are taking is clearly NOT with a child's safety in mind. There is a disgusting agenda taking root.
Different times.
@@KillerRabbit1975 Yes, I know. I was a young person then.
It’s maddening, but the children are so shamed by the perpetrator or threatened that they will harm them or other family members if they tell. I wished we could’ve remove the stigma completely so they would feel comfortable and coming to their parents or another responsible adult.
Heaven bless DNA and those who use it.
Amen to that.
Perhaps you should give thanks to Sir Alex Jeffreys the father of DNA fingerprinting.
@@robk5159 who gave him that invention except God? Think about it.
@@janinejohnstone468 God..?......who's she..?
I am 63. I learned, in my teens, that some of my friends would never invite their friends over for sleepovers. It stunned me. My father was so the opposite.
I also can attest to the fact such things weren't spoken of.
I never allowed my daughter’s to spend overnight at their friends houses while growing up, never.
I would never allow my daughter to spend the night at a friend's house. Just not worth it! I had a couple very scary experiences when I was a young girl & I would never do that. Ps - I wasn't assaulted, but have some vivid memories of very violent movies that should not have been shown to a 5 year old. Funny, the things that stick with you, huh?
I stayed over at a friends house once and never wanted to stay there again. He father was just inappropriate with her, not me. It made me so uncomfortable. The way he kissed her goodnight was not how a father should kiss his daughter. She always had ideas about things far above her years - she was a couple years younger than me. I found that odd too. then years later he was accused of in appropriate conduct with teen girls at the church where they were going. He denied it, but I believed it. They ended up moving away.
Im 67, i stayed at my friends houses all the time. Nothing ever happened.And they stayed at my house to.
@sheriwright5411 consider yourself lucky. A lot girls were not so lucky
The heartlessness that a person possesses to even hint of harming a child.
3 murders with body parts in his septic tank and the case was not prosecuted!
(83) yr. old Zanstra STILL needs the dDeath Penalty used now!
Don't worry! Hell is real place. He will spend Eternity in its lowest depths. If you don't believe me, read the bible! "Whoever harms one of these little ones, it would be better for him that a millstone was tied around his neck & he was thrown into the bottom of the sea!"
No, thats the easyest way out
"If the Divine call does not make us better, it will make us very much worse. Of all bad men religious bad men are the worst." ~ C.S. Lewis
More justice,,more answers but the first one was apprehended and that brings a smile to my face. Rip to all of the victims.
Great video compilation ❤
Why did Zantra’s daughters not talk? They knew exactly what their father did and said nothing. How vile.
I agree
I mean, he probably touched them too. You think they weren’t afraid of their father? They grew up in a time where those things weren’t spoken of, no matter what happened or who did it. It’s possible they tried telling their mother and she shut them down, so they thought no one would believe them. He was a trusted local pastor after all. And maybe they thought their father was a child toucher, but not a murderer, so he couldn’t have been the one to take Gretchen. Denial is a strong factor is why some people never come forward. My best guess would be they never spoke up due to a combination of fear and denial. Is it bad they never said anything? Of course, but does that make them vile? No, they were just kids when it all happened. You’d have more luck going after the wife, but even then, who knows what kind of fear she lived in? Maybe she tried telling the community, but got shut down because, remember, beloved local pastor.
*My point is, you don’t know their reasons for staying quiet, if it was ever even a choice for them. So don’t judge a situation you have no insight on. Judge the bastard who did this, save your hatred for him, not his wife and kids.*
@@justalittleturtle5600 Hiding behind the cloth of the church, just like catholic priests!!!
sounds like she was a victim too.
Must have been groomed all their lives to take abuse as normal.
Facinating video - thanks!
Named & Shamed....👍
Should be a slogan.👍🏻
thanks for the updates
You are a wonderful guy, to collect all these solved issues. Thank you
Thankful that fairness and justice are finally being served, and more so, I wish you have provided more details on how these old cold cases were finally solved.
Good video. Thank you
I absolutely love your channel. I go to sleep to it every night. I love your accent! Your videos are very well put together!❤❤
Always interesting
Thank you ❤
The parents barred her from sleepovers for molesting her but they didnt report him or follow up? That man should have been in prison for years before killing that poor child. Seems like it was an open secret and the area protected him because he pretended to be religious!!
Nicely presented. I appreciate the facts without padding and drawn phrases or rehashing to extend time. I would like a bit more detail on what resolves the case.
Thank you, Adam.
As other people have said it's just sad that so many people passed away before these truths came to light.
God will make the murderers pay.
Thank you.
R.I.P. to all victims. Glad cases these cases have been solved. Prayers out to family and friends.
Your prayers are feeding these child predators.
Love hearing about solved cold cases.
Thank goodness for DNA.
Thanks 👍🏿
Sometimes I get desapointed when these cold cases are solved but does not answer Why and How. In the first case, it is clear but in the second case, there is no answer: was it a burglary that went wrong when she got home? Did she know the man? Did he follow her? What happened?. In the third case, still remains why and how. The man had criminal record so did Ruth know something she must not know? What happened?
However, thanks to technolologucal resources and devices it is much easier to follow up the cold cases than decades ago. But when it comes to a clousure the killer is already dead or some of the witnesses are dead and some of the victims family are dead and most important of all no one is to paid.
Take heart in the Faith- God will make the ledger tally come to even. Amen.
I watched the video twice and realized the same thing. There is no explanation of how he was connected to the murder
This is why you should never let your kids walk alone anywhere. Especially at such a young age. Better safe than sorry.
Love these.
These killers died before justice was served, but their true and FINAL justice will be measured out in that final JUDGMENT HOUR. 🙏🏽
I love listening to your voice!
2:00 Thought that was Rolf Harris for a second.
My God, the way some of these crimes could have been prevented is extremely frustrating.
God Bless Always Thank you very much Philadelphia USA 🇺🇸 Nostrovia ❤❤❤
Na Zdrovia. Good Luck.
Man these cases are tragic. Rest in peace to those that passed away. These are heartbreaking.
How do I have even watched Unsolved Mysteries to see if there's any updates because of DNA and a lot of cases were solved but of course I would watch it during the daytime because still the same song creeps me out I am 42 years old
What is concerning to me is while so many cold cases are being solved, so many modern day cases are not even with technology being what it is today. So is it incompetent LE, lazy LE, corrupt LE or smarter individuals who carry out these heinous crimes? I love it when these old geezers who think they got away with SA and murder will take their last breath behind prison walls.
The Kempton story is local to me and is tied to a similar death of a beauty school student in the same City. I don't believe they solved it. The police station was NEXT door to where she resided at that time.
It is crushing that decades pass and her family does not claim her.
So glad for the family
Thank God DNA has come as far as it has over the decades.
Cool! Find more
Oh wow, I grew up not far from Broomall! Never heard about this case, though. Glad he was caught, even if it took some time. Infuriating to know he acted like a caring family friend to her grieving parents, meanwhile knowing damn well where her body was & what he’d done to her.
Jaws is such a well known film that most of us have seen at least once and if that extra wasn't Ruth you would have thought that they would have been alerted about this case and come forward to clear themselves so was it Ruth or was it indeed someone else
I have seen this one on several channels and most of them say it was her!
It doesn’t explain at all how Lee was caught for Laura's murder
Thank you. I watched that segment three times trying to understand how they connected him to the murder.
There is hope that cases will be solved much quicker than 40 years ago. In that way, the perpetrators can be held accountable for their evil deeds.
The lesson from all this is that you always keep vigilant around ANYONE who puts themselves around children because predators can look like and seem like normal pleasant people but they put themselves in positions to access kids.
At least, now they can RIP
So glad there is closure to these murders.
At least karma struck Lee at a relatively young age
Rip to all the poor victims 😢😢😢
Wait. Lady of the Dunes was a huge story.... If their family went missing near there, why didn't they do a comparison test sooner?
I wish you would do the story of Jinny morell. She was murdered on Oct 31 1978 or 79 in Easton PA.
Victims and Family and Friends ❤❤❤
Body parts were found and he was left free? Even if they were not from the missing people, they were from someone else!!!🤦🏽♀️
michigan viewer❤
The theory that Lady of the Dunes was an extra on Jaws was posed by Stephen King’s son. I absolutely see it, they have similar profiles & identical noses.
A lot of family friends do this.... Parents beware!!
The preacher guy is definitely a monster.
Horrific and sad cases.
Living just outside Salinas, I was quite confused when the Lady of the Dunes case suddenly started being talked about in the Californian as I'd never heard of it before. Took a bit until I figured out what it was about. I don't know if his obituary was in the Californian, but it's weird to think you might have scanned over the obituary of someone in a paper and years later, they turn out to be something else.
05:20 Those parents should’ve went straight to the police and demand he be investigated. Especially knowing the little girl was walking to his church that summer morning for VBS.
Well it sounds like the first case with Zanstra wasn't "solved" by additional evidence or investigation etc, basically sounds like he confessed.
It seems to be due to the new witness with her diaries then prompting his confession.
Wow - glad they’re solving old crimes, since few are punished now for crimes. 0:30
HOW did it take so long to catch Gretchen's killer??
A child that was my daughter's bff he was 5 years old died by accidentally falling from the vehicle and being ran over we came upon the scene they had just started bible summer camp i have to say the church did reach out and offer support. Damn watching this brought back those memories. 😢😢
I have come to be on full alert any time a man wants to spend free time with children. My ex-husband once brought a man to our home for us to meet. He immediately offered to take my 12 yr old son fishing. That did not happen.
Teach children to lock bedroom doors when staying the night at a friend's house. This isn't the first time this happened.
Livonia, MI never is talked about. It threw me off.
I’m not far from chapel st.. 😭
Sucks how people get away with it . Even today no body no crime
Not so true anymore. Mysterious WV showcased a truck driving case of a missing drifter. Though the body was never found the truck driver finally broke down and admitted that he had 'accidently' killed this drifter.
@@patriciajrs46 guilt. That's good. But I know in Australia the cops know who did it but no evidence. Yes I tried to record him telling me but he stopped talking. They did it cops know whole town knows but it's sad ASF wat they did
I hate vulnerable people, like children, the elderly or disabled people being murder victims!
Makes me ANGRY!
What an Animal!! People are Crazy and yet somehow navigate through life.