Thankyou Nancy, I must confess that I had to search where exactly in the beautiful state of Victoria Dimboola is - Sorry :(

@@BriefCaseOfficial I'm a one woman show for this forgotten town. The most historical story of regional area is ignored, due to circumstances. The gateway to the Little DESERT. A magic place. I came for two years. In 1981.......LOL.

Greetings Nancy from Ballarat Victoria Australia

Paschal, in Dublin, Ireland

Hi there Dimboola! Greetings from Logan Queensland🤪

Agree wholeheartedly!

This unfortunately is not uncommon, even in the not so distant past. When I was in high school in Utah I the late 1980s my mom and I were trying to find a home for an exchange student from Mexico. We asked a Mormon woman with a large family because they had lived in Mexico for awhile and knew Spanish. The mom asked if the girl was pretty. My mom thought this odd so she asked why. The woman said she'd seen it before, that a young woman, maid or whomever, would steel the man of the house. Cracked me up because first of all, my friend would have never done that, plus the man was not attractive :) It bothers me that the women don't blame their husband's!

How about laying into no one? Her husband talking to a girl walking across his lawn while he's outside in full view...does not inherently add up to mean he's fucking her.

I mean obviously it's the 18 yo teenage girl's fault /joke

Ok I'm kids lost it's like the word beautiful had a whole new meaning in today's world I would use the word woof woof

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Totally agree!

hello al so clara brother was saying hey sis their go your fellow si they also made things worst

Exactly what I was thinking 🤔!!!🙏😢⚖️🤔

Exactly what I was thinking. May she rest in peace.

Here is a thought: The person who can pinpoint the location of the body EXACTLY before anyone else is probably the killer.

Here is another thought: she suffered jealousy. He is not to blame for that.

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@@frankboogaard88 good point 🤔⚖️

He was just as messy as his dreadful wife was, he was just on the passive side.

Thanks Brenda

I think we can all sleep easier knowing on the other side Clara got justice. God sees all and the Kellers are in hell, to be sure.

@Teri-Anne Elverd Just how did you come to THAT conclusion from the scant information about the encounter/autopsy/ court trial? That the Wife got into a fight and the Husband and his Brother disposed of the body takes a lot of extrapolation from the sketchy FACTS provided in the narrative.

every man has a wondering eye it make no sense for u to say she was the crazy ass the jealous one every man in this world married have wondering eyes

Yep

I think he must've enjoyed making his wife jealous. She was very controlling and always had to be right, so her husband told her what she wanted to hear. He may have even felt a measure of pride at being suspected of having an intimate relationship with a pretty young lady, not thinking of the scandal it would cause Clara.

@@polkadots716 - Good thinking! You’re surely right. I can’t think of any other reason to WANT to be thought of as a cheater.

Not getting "the shank" from his wife

@@polkadots716 I'd be really interested in discovering what Bish Mrs Keller's rep was locally, as far as "who wore the pants" in that family!

Yes. Or "Don't be ridiculous, she's a child and I'm a faithful husband...apologise then shut up"

It'll happen on judgement day.... They didn't get away with it.

The moral of the story is that you should never accept charity from anybody if you can help it, not even so much as using their private property to access whatever public services you need. Beggars can't be choosers. By putting their daughter in this position, Clara's parents rendered her susceptible to all manner of the Keller's whims and b.s. They were also obviously dense if they didn't grasp the underlying issue after the first unfounded accusation against their daughter.

@@evelynzlon9492 Maybe they never thought a problem would arise with their neighbors who they had been friendly with, and knew their daughter to be of high character. It was common back then for kids to have daily chores, so maybe that was her chore. I'm not sure how they were supposed to know about the jealousy before ever hearing from the neighbor about it.

@@VioletJoy Life is unfair and character is generally less important than power. Nothing is free and if you take charity in any form, you reduce yourself to the status of a beggar which makes you extremely vulnerable. And you can't trust strangers based on their superficial friendliness. Her parents were old enough to know these facts of life. They should've made their daughter take a circuitous route to the well for dignity's sake.

@@VioletJoy It's also possible that the town planners were f**king a**holes who made it virtually impossible to access certain public services without cutting through another's property. I suppose the tracts of land were quite large which made it inconvenient to go AROUND them, but did they have to make it THAT f**king hard?

@@evelynzlon9492 How can you be so sure that the Keller husband wouldn't have used that opportunity to do more than just chat the young lady up? Also, geez, you must be a blast at parties and family gatherings, Mr or Ms Trust-Nobody-Accept-No-Help. Humans are social creatures who evolved and survived to the present day BECAUSE they worked together and aided one another.

It's hard to understand how a skull fracture could be missed in an autopsy, even an inept one.

@@ilanamillion8942 even today those malpractices unfortunately still happen - just recently to a young woman murdered by her friends on holiday in Mexico. And watching many videos on this channel, it’s incredible what some so-called medical professionals didn’t see - or didn’t want to see…

Indiana is my mother's home state. My sister was born there. Until four years ago, I lived there more than 20 years. I'd never heard of this case. The Kellers were certainly responsible for Clara's death and got away with murder!

I liked that part too.

Not only insane at all

Hehe I had a like from Brief Case and it's now gone. Curious.

Sometimes when I read comments from my phone and heart them but I accidentally press the heart twice- Sorry :(

@@BriefCaseOfficial It's quite alright! I didn't know that could happen. 😀 Have a wonderful afternoon.

@@BriefCaseOfficial Unbelievable alibi 🤣

@@StacyL. Also be aware that if you edit your original comment that got a heart from the channel owner, you then will lose the heart when you post the edited comment! I found this out recently, much to my chagrin. 😬

Thanks Carole

Keller's had no reason to harm her. Tranishing her reputation was already a life sentence for Clara in the community . She would be forever the tart who sweet eyes married men. Clara's family , as the proud owner of the said tart , had everything to lose ..their morals and reputation would be tarnish as well, their daughters scorned and their sons opendly mocked. Why do you belive anything the Shanks said??? Their story of dreams and odd dinners only makes sens if you belive in fairies and warewolfs...

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Hi Dee, Hope all is good with you, did you see last weeks video

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So nice of you

Agree with you completely.

Sadly still happens. Also often the groomer will kill, to save the face.

groom her the gurl nothing happened that was the yelling of her brothers who started the rumors by yelling hey clara your fella so the rumor started from her ok

Thanks Dixie, You too

Thankyou :)

Have you seen the cases that have been discussed on many channels from within the last 10 to 20 years? It really isn't that much different... You meet the wrong crazy, jealous woman, or the wrong crazy entitled man who can't take rejection, and boom. Sad..

I agree beauty seems to create a lot of issues

Dreams are a compilation of thoughts and memories . They are not premonitions, they are what we fear it would happen , combined with hauntings memories of what did happen. So her mother ~dreaming~ of exactly what happened is ..highly suspicious.

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@@BriefCaseOfficial the pleasure is all mine:) As a long time viewer thats the least I can do bro . Also I just realised you actually read your viewers comments and not just like it to show that you care which imo is a sign of a great human being so more power to you bro and thanks for taking my suggestion :)

Yes I read the comments but I am not a big youtuber so I have far less comments to read, cool name by the way Pillow Pilots :)

@@BriefCaseOfficial You may not have the following like some of the biggest youtubers out here but I dont have a single doubt in my mind that you deserve to be one of the biggest creators on this platform and im sure that day will soon come :) . Thanks btw my name is actually based on the two man band Twenty One Pilots I love their music and they're great human beings too if you haven't listened to them you should definately give it a shot im sure you'll love em as much as I do .

I do not know the band but will check them out :)

When I research and write a script from a less well known location I always wonder if anyone who follows the channel may know the area, I had fun looking into Fountain and Parke Counties

Yes! Growing up as a child in Wallace, we heard many stories about Clara and the mystery surrounding her death!

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Thanks Elise

That was my first thought but I bet the father and the boys were working their crops.

Morning Holly

Thankyou :)

That wouldn’t happen back then …. Or now, in the USA

​@@fern7306 They may not have called it that, but it would not have been unheard of for a family to "deal with" the "problem" in the same way.

I seriously doubt that. Girls who found themselves slandered were usually protected by their families and the man would be targeted for leading her on. Only when girls showed this behavior to be habitual would families send her somewhere else, usually to live with another branch of the family.

@@erraticonteuse honor killings are more of a Muslim/Middle Eastern/Indian issue. Pretty fucked up. I grew up in Indiana country… Neighbors would condemn anyone that would kill their daughter over something like that‼️💯

@@ImCarolB no, you are dead wrong. The woman was ALWAYS to blame .Life of the poor did not look like the life in Pride and prejudice. And even for the upper classes , a fallen women was FOREVER shunned , while the man, even if there were whispers behind his back , was still invited in. Poor girls who missbehaved where cast out by their families, disowned and send to monastairies of even to some jail type houses - there are some dreadfull documentaries about it . They were not `protected` by the families AFTER IT GOT OUT , because the slander would taint everybody in the family if they did not cast her out. And her family BELIVED Clara had something to do with Keller - "here's your man " ... And her behaivior would have reflected on the family So yeah ..HONOR KILL her and take revenge on the kellers. It might not had the same name as the muslims concept, but it sure has the same phsychology. And the brother killing Clara it is more credible and has less imagination leaps then the Kellers.We actually know there was a confruntation in Clara\s house, we have to imagine one in the Keller's. They were the last ones to speak to her, the conversation was VERY ODD, she was running FROM the house and nobody stopped her , run after her or ask where is she going , the brother was the one who KNEW where to find her- AFTER someone moved her body - , and also, he did not tried to resucitate her. He already KNEW she was dead. And he has little to no regard towards human life of justice system , as he tried to murder Keller and avoid prosecution threatening with a lynch mob.

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Thanks Susan

I have never heard of this expression, only ‘milksop’. Wonder if they mean the same thing? 🤔Etymological Investigation shall commence post haste! 🧐

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@@BriefCaseOfficial now I must listen a second time, so much information is packed into these narrations I miss some the first time around!

I want to add that I love that you do intelligent stories. You treat your audience like we have brains and you never delve into trash or sensationalism. That has my respect

Thanks Diane, I would be interested to know how you think I sound on next weeks case :)

@@BriefCaseOfficial I'll let you know

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Although it often seems to me that you may not remember me Ms. Young. I love you just the same. ❤

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Hello, Thankyou for the suggestion, I do not know that case but look foward to looking into it - Thanks :)

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@@BriefCaseOfficial I most definitely did enjoy the video! Thank you for everything you do!

Brilliant, its good to know where the nice people who regularly leave comments come from :)

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