“Did You Kill Her?” *Says No, Nods Yes*

“Did You Kill Her?” Says No, Nods Yes | The Case of Lydia Tillman

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"He used bleach to do what?"
July 4th 2011, arriving on the scene of a burned down house, the Fort Collins Colorado police are shocked by what they are seeing: the fire is so hot that all of the metal handles are melted down but even so, a strong smell of bleach remains. The Bleach Monster has reappeared, but this time, she survived: Lydia Tillman jumped from the second floor and is now in a coma, but nobody expected her to be the one who would solve the case, and find the one responsible for the unsolved murder of Kenia Monge.
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@michellewhoknows Жыл бұрын

What strength and endurance Lydia possesses, and I was truly touched by her Victim Impact Story.

@psychojpsychoj2801 Жыл бұрын

I have mad respect for Kenyia's father for not letting Travis convince him that he didn't harm Kenya. HIS TENACITY HELPED GET HER JUSTICE.

@Onedirectionforever883

The fact that he went wandering for hours at night all alone looking for his poor daughters body in dumpsters. I can’t fathom what this guy had to deal with. He is a strong man who will get over this. RIP Kenia.

@LabraDoodleDraws

Thank you for showing Lidia speaking, and not speaking for her. People almost always think people with speaking difficulties are stupid, and can’t form coherent thoughts, and that they can’t communicate properly. They are smart, they can communicate, and they should be allowed to share their stories. She’s incredibly brave, resilient, and intelligent.

@kenzieneville1204

I love this channel so much because they don’t focus on the killer, they focus on the victims and how much it has changed them. Thank you for not giving killers a spot light.

@CharlieApples Жыл бұрын

“She chose to walk off with this guy, and I can’t blame myself for that.”

@livingmorbid Жыл бұрын

it’s heartbreaking to see how hard this father fought to bring back his daughter. he looked in dumpsters all night, alone. he didnt want anyone else in his family to carry the pain and possible truth. i hope he’s seeked grief counseling for himself. he did everything that he could.

@shiro4370

Kenya's father was amazing. He was calm, and kept his composure. He dealt with Travis himself, didn't reveal any information that could've caused him disappearing, or anything. He has an iron strong will, genuinely.

@edmafarel9917

The fact that Tony knew the devastating fate of his child with just a handshake from a complete stranger, is totally heartbreaking 😔

@swiftninja91 Жыл бұрын

It makes me mad that they made a parent wait 72 hours to report their child missing. No young girl in this day and age would leave their phone behind. RIP and I'm amazed and glad that Lydia survived to put the monster away

@theoboegoddess Жыл бұрын

Lydia at the end - “I won” hell yeah you did girl. You won that vicious war that you didn’t even agree to fight. You are a hero.

@careyglowe914

If it wasn't for the father the cases probably never would have been solved. I'm so sorry for all the victims and their family's. We need more fathers like him.

@sevgiulker3203

The fact that Kenia's father went dumpster diving all night breaks my heart. Imagine driving around in the middle of the night with a heavy heart, looking inside dumpster after dumpster, looking for the lifeless body of a person you care about. Absolutely crushing...

@Panda-cute Жыл бұрын

The part where he talks about just wandering trying to find his daughter's body... absolutely heartbreaking.

@riftwalker9887 Жыл бұрын

It's disgusting that you can't report an adult as missing until 72 HOURS later. The chance of survival for them drops literally 70% after the first 24 hours. How does the police expect to even find them alive if they don't take action asap 😕

@eithnemelee2997

Legal update: in 2022 the Colorado legislature passed a bill that abolished the waiting period for filing a missing persons’ report for an adult and mandates that the details of the case be entered into the missing persons’ database within 8 hours of the report being filed. Definitely too little too late for poor Kenia, may she rest in peace, but at least a step forward.

@cathe8282 Жыл бұрын

I hate that the judicial system has to work with deals. I understand it but the minute a monster like this says "I'll tell you where she is if you do this for me" especially when he's lied so potentially before is heart wrenching. Also the pain of being told "you must wait 72 hours". Please don't leave friends alone to go home. Always check in. Someone loves you.

@obeytheformaldehydeface Жыл бұрын

I am so happy you referred to them as father and daughter. It’s actually a step father and other documentaries only referred to him as that. But he isn’t. Everything he did is what an actual father would do and those girls saw him as just that. Sad case but I applaud his perseverance.

@jipijur Жыл бұрын

I've heard her story before (can't remember where) and apparently the bouncers at the club are partly to blame. They threw her out of the club because she was intoxicated, but didn't allow her to get her things she left with her friends (coat, purse, phone, keys) and she was stuck outside with nothing. That's when Travis rolled up and well, we know what happened after that. If I remember correctly, his "creepy white van" was seen cruising the area like an hour before, so he was looking for an easy target. Those bouncers should've called her a ride or at least get her things so she could call one herself.