The only argument for that would be if there’s no recorded example of the outfit, otherwise I absolutely agree it’s a great idea and something that would help a lot

@@ruffusisthebest7880 I agree. If there’s no recorded outfit it could be misleading- people would look for someone dressed that way and miss them entirely. That would be terrible. But if there is a recorded outfit, it would be so helpful!

agreed

In Melbourne we all try to help each other out. Just a shame there’s some creepy asses in every city 😮‍💨

They do this a lot in Austalia and the UK, dress up a mannequin in the same or similar outfit.

I hope she sees this comment and modifies the story

Yes I was just about to say that. I was waiting to see if she brought it up again. The brothel really did a lot to try and help.

I remember a newspaper report from years ago in which a man killed 3 prostitutes and chopped up their bodies putting the parts in bin bags. The finger was pointed at this guy several times by other women but police claimed that it was their policy to punish prostitutes not protect them. Disgusting.

That’s amazing thanks for sharing

i actually wasn’t aware of this detail so thank you so much for sharing!!

Australian justice system offers such weak sentences .

What

​​@@vv8134 not to make it look okay, but... It's even worse in Russia. For example, there's this case when two men that brutally killed 16yo girl, dismembered her body, cooked it and ate some parts of it got only 18-19 years in prison. It was planned, brutal and included cannibalism. The case is called "the case of goth-cannibals". It happened in my hometown in 2009, the criminals will be released in like 2027... P. S. One of the criminals actually hung himself in 2017.

@@Zombina638what??

Especially for the police to just brush off runaways? Even if it was a teen who just decided to run away, theyre not concerned for their wellbeing? They make it seem like runaways are some inconvenience, it pisses me off cause we have that in the United States, as well.

Its actually more misandrist because they assumed manny was abusive against her with out even knowing him or their relationship and assumed she ran away to get away from him. Either way it was poor conduct on behalf of the police and very negligent.

Absolutely not! It would be misandrist if the police had shown preferential treatment of her case, because of her gender but instead her disappearance got dismissed, because she was a woman/girl. You’re promoting a false equivalence between misandry and misogyny. Misogyny is far more rooted in society and has been for thousands of years to the point whereas most people are not even able to point it out if it’s in front of us, because even women have internalized and normalized the discrimination and dismissive attitude that we have to deal and live with daily. The reason for this is the patriarchy we live in. Even the pressure for men having to pay at the first date is rooted more so in misogyny than misandry, because of traditional gender roles and the presumption of women not being financially independent. There is not qualified sociologist that would argue that we live in a patriarchal society. So even if misandry exist, it doesn’t really damage men in the long run, because the system we live puts the rights of men above those of women. Women don’t really hold societal power over men unless it comes to the sexual value that (usually) only young and attractive women hold. The only people that really believe in misandry and it’s power are usually men right activists.

And also a woman got 15 years for her murder that's so misogynistic why can't they put a man behind the bar instead of a woman for the murder. We all know women murder thanks to patriarchy.

bffr

exactly what I was thinking. how could they fabricate a whole ass story with no evidence?!

And even if a child is a runaway how is it not a priority I will never understand the police system ANYWHERE:(

@@spiderbakeryx exactly. It’s like no one even cares anymore. 🥺. Having teenagers myself this horrifies me.

@@spiderbakeryx literally, like they're still a minor...they can't be on their own especially on the streets. if they think a teen is a runaway, maybe they should investigate further to see if the family is abusive? teens don't just decide to run away for no reason.

Unfortunately most cases the child has runaway but when a parent says “it isn’t like them to run away, they were so happy etc.” that should make the police more concerned and should make them search a missing person. But police never listen to the parents.

Well they did have cause to believe she was a runaway. She did leave on her own after lying to her parents. I dont know why she keeps harping that this girl wouldn't do that when that's what she did and no one denies is.

possession of a mf plant of all things too smfh 🤦‍♀️

Right this infuriates me 🤬🤬 You are 100 percent right

right?😩🤬

I guess it just varies in different countries, in Australia, it's actually 2 years

Make it make sense?

God bless them

Like on her feet or just placed them there haphazardly?

@@chocolatebunny3221 It sounds like they were just placed beside her by the way it was written.

@@Cherry-oh1in well I asked because usually you only see the top portion of the body so placing the shoes that far up just seems a little disrespectful in my opinion. Now they probably opened the second half to put them by her feet but the little piece of information just sounded weird to me

@@chocolatebunny3221 Why is it disrespectful? They're brand new shoes she'd been wanting for a while. That said, I actually imagine they might have been put in a little cubby that is in some coffin lids where you can put knicknacks and stuff like letters to the deceased and favourite toys if they were children and things like that.

I think you are right

This was my exact thought as I listened to this story!

another commenter pointed this out, but the one they called actually really helped in their investigation and handing out the fliers not saying that wouldn’t be possible with any other one, but I doubt it with that specific one

I thought the same thing! I think you’re on to something here..

People don’t even know how common it is for police to be in on the organized crime in the area. This sounds very believable

Truly. I'm gonna start by saying 'not all police' (because I don't want anyone coming in and saying that). But when we look at all these true crimes, polices don't really have good track record ; no matter what country they are from (As someone from third world country,I used to think only polices in third world countries are corrupt and useless but how these stories opened my eyes). It's always too little too late. Then they will try to pin it on anyone just to close the case and muck up the investigation. What is even supposed to be their jobs since they don't want to protect and serve people or prevent any crimes.

It truly does

But I will say it’s absolutely disgusting that the police did the family the way they did💯 I hope they sue the police department for negligence or something and I also think it’s extremely concerning that this chick was able to be released after only 14 1/2 years all while saying she feels no remorse for what she did like who’s to say if she doesn’t feel guilty about what she did to this girl that she won’t do it to another girl because she doesn’t feel guilt damn sociopaths.. but like how is it fair that somebody strangled somebody to death serve 14 1/2 years and then gets to just go live their life as if nothing happened?! Like I really hope we go back to an eye for an eye mentality because if people knew that however they off somebody is how they will also be dealt with💯 I guarantee you crimes would slow the fuck down if ppl knew that if they torture gRape and kill somebody that that is exactly what will be done to them then I bet they probably won’t do it or would at least think twice about HOW they’re going to do it (like make it quick and painless so that way if they are cut it will also be quick and painless type of thing)

Agreed :(

I say it was because of a Village. Girl would be free if they didn’t.

14 years is a long time. I’m sure Rachel’s family had moved on by that point.

@@MrGFloyd A family will never move on knowing their young daughter was murdered for such a horrific thing. There are stories of families who still search for their missing children or killers of their family members even 30 years after the event. Most of time people don't really ever move on.

@@addisonb.1356 I agree. But this guy is a troll, please don't worry about it.

@@chatnoir9038 yah you probs right

@@MrGFloyd you cant rly get over someone’s death. sure, you can live with it but you’ll never get over it .

There was this case in germany (where I am from) with one of the most creepy killers we had in this country. This guy killed a lot of women and shot couples in the forrest in a very disturbing way and the Police did literally nothing. The Family of this one missing woman organized the search for her and the killer over years and years. Like 10 years or so and the police tried to stop them, they didn't take surviving women of this man serious, they destroyed evidence!!!! After a lot of time the killer could be arrested and the womans body was found, but so much harm could have been prevented if these jerks would have done their fkn job properly. (In the end, the killer commited suicide and left a really weird letter for his family btw). Also when the family could find (with the help of old friends who where detectives when they where younger) the womans body etc the police took all the credit and in interviews told the press how they worked together with this family to solve the crime and how thankful they are for the families help. I just hate the police because of stories like this

@@The_holly_and_the_holy the family should’ve came forward and shut that down immediately. You can’t take credit for not doing anything. And don’t get me started on destroying evidence.

THIS! I’m not sure if you’re familiar with the Vicky and Casey White case...The corrections officer and inmate from Alabama who fled the state and ended up in Indiana? Well, they were found in my city here in Indiana thanks to a car wash owner. The police took credit for it. Instead of helping and rewarding a small business owner, they themselves thanked only themselves and used that man like a wet towel. Absolutely revolting.

Considering that there have been many cases involving cops raping/killing/trafficking girls and women...yeah it's not a stretch it's just a sad fact.

You're spot on. 👌

There was a huge case in the 80s where a little boy was snatched out of his yard and the mom has been adamant it was a police officer. The FBI got involved and tried to say the mom was crazy and lost her mind since loosing her son to discredit her but she’s never changed her story. I wish I remembered his name.

@@Noneofurbiznsjsbaauabaaahhsbss was it by chance the Johnny Gosch case ?

@@Noneofurbiznsjsbaauabaaahhsbss I may be wrong but Angelina Jolie is in a movie with a similar story line. Her son goes missing and once the police realize she isn’t letting up they bring some random boy and try to convince her it’s her son.

Lazy police work. I think they also let Ted Bundy go, and Richard Ramirez (edit: California's "Night Stalker") (although I could be wrong about that). 😬 (I think they were both later sentenced to death for all the murders they committed.)

Wow, her being out of jail is ridiculous. I’m disgusted as well seems like the system fails when justice needs to be served. How can she walk freely after what she’s done.

@@hollyhayes9640 yup! ted bundy got 4-6 (from what i remember) death sentences, he was (stupidly) allowed to be his own defense. We all know how that turned out 🤠

Also she’s gonna find a new Rachel cause jealous and insecure people will stay that way unless they do the internal work which by her monstrous actions I doubt Caroline ever will 😐😐😐

@@fallingforyoudarling I was thinking that in situations such as this the system should be held accountable because what they did was just as criminal. The problem seems that no matter how many times they screw up they continue to do it without repercussions and the victim and families are the ones that suffer and pay the price 😕 😔 😪 💔

Same and I agree, both incidents are creepy, but someone wanting to BE YOU is somehow even more frightening. In my situation, the person with the romantic interest still occasionally attempts to interact with me on social media using fake profiles. It makes it really hard to feel safe creating content when you're being stalked. Hopefully, they get bored and stay away. Stay safe, J.

Anyone who would want to be me has GOT to be crazy 🤪

It depends really on how bad they want you or want to be you. There are obsessive men who have killed and tortured because of rejection, there’s women who have done so out of envy. On the flip side- there’s simply some out of those two examples who stick to lurking your social media. I don’t want to stigmatize here- but I think personality disorders are the devils here, and a lack of empathy can also predict how far someone will go in their feelings toward you.

@@hydrame8372 that's a great way of putting it, you're right

THIS!!!!

even 24 hours and the percentage is high enough so that the polic should be rushing even after 1 hour

It’s like they were making sure she was dead

@@beelieboo Exactly the younger they are the more chances of them being dead within 24 hours.

It depends on how much the suspect slips up. If it’s an iron clad action, the victim will probably never be recovered. Regardless it’s a scary world we live in. People literally vanish from existence without anyone even knowing.

if you have a runaway anyway, I'd be looking into why a supposedly well loved & well taken care of teenager would run away in the first place. That just doesn't usually happen for no reason so the cops are failures in every single respect. lazy policework.

its like when they can't solve a case and say the victim committed suicide to get weight out of their shoulders. its so lazy, dangerous and unprofessional.

Is that Conan?

@@KimDrewTheLine yes it is!!

Also can anyone explain to me what possible good scenario could said teenager be running towards?

Most of it is fabricated

@@evedolan608 elaborate please

@@evedolan608 such as?

@@rubes3915 what did that person say before their comment got removed?

@@samih5916 I can still see it but if you can't, it says "most of it is fabricated"

Ok but you see in a modern society we believe in trying to help people, you can look at the nordic prison model for instance in the US we have a 50% rate of prisoners going back to prison, where I believe they only have like a 10% which means only 10% of offenders will do it again if you have a 100 prisoners and only 10 do the same crime again that means 90 people where able to come back to society that's pretty good. On top of that it would take so much taxpayer money to keep people locked up, if you want to leave it to a private company to do it, you can have prisoners become slaves, i.e we will be going backwards in our progression to a better society. Before you bring up the death penalty remember that 4% of the time the state executes people there are innocent, so if your ok with your taxpayer money going to killing innocent people 4% of time then how are we different from these people? Explain of hardline punishment is the war on drugs and how bad it turned out. Remember the drug war started as trying to fight back against ODs and the fear of kids doing drugs and what happened people got locked up for weed (less dangerous then alcohol) prisons filled with nonviolent drug dealers and ODs skyrocketing...my point is being tough of crime doesn't always work out sometimes it makes the problem worse and creates other problems. My solution is looking at different parts of the world who have low recidivism rates and what they do right

i honestly agree, im against capital punishment BUT for cases where it’s 99%-100% clear the person in question is truly guilty of SA or unprovoked murder(like excusing self defense and all that) then i really think you shouldn’t just get a chance to go back to regular life. especially SA, as a survivor of that myself like you have no choice but to live with that FOREVER, the rest of your life is forever changed because of one persons disgusting choice, why tf does someone who does that get to have a chance at a normal life after ruining someone else’s? “justice” is effing weird….

@@carmen8958 but we do that already, we have a process that does that exact thing to find out if you are guilty and deserve the punishment that you get, and yet we end up murdering innocent people. I didn't even mention how many times people are convicted of the wrong crime and lose 20 years of their life for not doing a single thing. I think its more about looking at how other countries are successful at there prison system

It is very rare for more than a 25 year sentence in Australia. It is only the most serious case like serial killers that ever get life without parol and we don't have the death penalty here.

@@baneyama103 I’m glad to see someone understand properly how it works. I study criminology (currently doing a Masters degree), and it really isn’t just as simple as “if you do X, it’s prison for life”. It depends on many different things, including the probability of recidivism. And as you said, historically, tough on crime has had horrible results. Yes some people should stay in prison forever but let’s say a guy who murdered another in a context of gang rivalry: is that guy really a menace to society in general if he leaves the gang life ? Perhaps not. It might be hard to believe, but rehabilitation can work. It’s supported by research.

They should be charged for negligence. It’s disgusting

Disappointing, yes. Surprising? Not really.

australian police literally don’t do anything for important stuff, they’re more focused on really dumb stuff

The police worldwide are worthless

They assumed before they investigated. They did a horrifically terrible job.

Exactly, running away is a really scary choice to make. Especially if you’re a 15 year old girl in the 90s with no means of communication aside from face to face interaction. So sad to know how much they’ve disregarded this.

If she was a man she would of gotten life

Females almost always get lighter sentences. Pretty messed up.

@@morganpettipas9198 I'd imagine for sure. This is crazy

@@dardend4155 I definitely hear ya. It varies so much even with men too. I just don't understand why anyone who kills someone and it's premeditated, don't get life. Talking about only 1st degree murder charges and they differ alot. Maybe prisons are too full idk. California and other states let murderers go free due to over populated prisons. It's wild

@@morganpettipas9198 not true but sure believe whatever you want not like theres thousand of cases of men getting free, also in australia almost no one gets even 25 years even for murder maybe stop being ignorant, bruh girls like you are honestly embarrassing its the misogyny for me.

I'm from Manchester in uk and I love our trams. In Blackpool we even cover them in lights 😆 also think it's super cute how she pronounces grand prix

@@EmilyDamen that made me giggle too haha

Why when reading you're Comment I immediately thought about the old Rice A Roni commercial oh my goodness I feel old now 😅 That would be so cool to see I was born and raised here in Florida so I have never seen anything like that must be really cool ❤❤❤

Trams are so common in Europe. It's the most popular type of public transport in my country. Its crazy people don't know what a tram is?

@@sindy113 She doesn't live in Europe that's why lol

Thank you! Blessing to you as well 🙏🏻

Thank you for caring enough to post a message like this. The world has such a dark cloud over it. Your kind words show humanity still exists.

Awww thanks that meant alot ❤❤❤ I wish you all of that and more also❤❤ Keep being amazing ❤

Awhh Thank you 🥰 for this message, it helped me to have motivation, Same to you!, no matter what you believe in, May God bless you always as you were a little blessing to me today, Thank you.

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Sadly this happens extremely often and this is why many people have zero trust in the police force oh that and the fact they seem to love to employ lunatics

@@georgia8592 in australia?

And if that doesn’t work… start burning stations down

idk where u live but in my country they recently introduced this (abt 10 yrs ago) and cops take stuff way more seriously now!

@@caseymovius4999The U.S 😅

Maybe it’s her annoying voice

@@eliza1826 if her voice annoys you, find another channel.

@@FlowerGirlMy don’t watch her stupid videos. Not that stupid

This movie was very good. I went into it not knowing anything about this case. The murder scene was so intensely real. Left me pretty stunned

The murder scene was just brutal. I hate this girl. The fact that she is out there is a travesty.

is this on Netflix?

the only conclusion i can think of is she’s got more money than we know and those two “movers” are... sus

like i’m surprised she didn’t get life in prison considering she PLANNED this and was a crazy stalker

Ikr I got so excited 😆❤️

@think differently Haven’t clicked and I already know this is self promo.

@@potato1084 it's not even an KZfaq link, straight up viruses for sure

cause she got sponsors

What happened i don’t have time to watch the video

@Esther just ignore the troll mister officer something

Thought the exact same thing

Right? I just watched the last video earlier today! 🙌🏽

@heavy duty Finally you fucked off 🤨

Sameee I love it

Not that hard to stay off social media.. you're inviting ppl to stalk you basically if u post pics of urself on the internet.

@@starr613 this is such a shitty explanation

@@starr613 not u victim blaming here

Happened to me in highschool ppl would take my pics off of Facebook and post them elsewhere. Never post pics of myself ever again. Just saying lol ppl on the internet have no boundaries or respect. Just don't post pics of urself.

@@starr613 Don't be THAT person.

literally 🙏🙏

Same!! She reminds me of one of my favorite classmates

I also agree. She doesn’t come off fake or over dramatic like some of the others I have watch on here.

Love the pfp! And same!

Perv.

In Wisconsin we call the tram a trolley :)

There’s a tram in Detroit too

San Francisco’s is called a trolly to most people.

Tram is also a very common public transport option throughout EU.

@@everlynevins In the EU yes but in America it's apparently unheard of for some.

This was an interesting story and sad to see how authorities handled and fumbled the investigation...but I buss out laughing when I heard "Grand Prix," I was in another room and came around the corner XD

I had a bit of a laugh when she said Grand Prix 😂

Same lol. The video was very well done though. I appreciate the content and the laugh

“Pricks” 🤣

well ive learned something new at 20...

Perfect metaphor 👍🏻

In some places, they're called cable cars. San Francisco is famous for them, for example. Los Angeles used to have them, as you can find out in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Great movie, btw

In San Diego we call it the trolly. That part made me giggle. Also "grand pricks" 😆 Great video though.

I was about to comment the exact same thing! I'm so happy rn!

Really? The murder of Rachel is a blessing? You’re SICK!

@@rahhisme8574 Rachel’s death makes you so happy, this comment section is insane.

@@MrGFloyd what the hell are you talking about?! I was talking about upload, not death, the f**k?!

@@MrGFloyd r u slow

I find it so sick that she literally planned out becoming her. Stealing who she was and killing her. And still got released. Definitely didn’t serve any justice.

Australia doesnt punish like they should.

This is something my BF comments on a lot. I’m Aussie and he’s from overseas. I never noticed it until he brought it up. Now it’s very frustrating to read about short sentencing for very violent criminals.. especially when they commit a second more violent crime after the first one. A woman near my home town was sexually assaulted and murdered, the guy who did it had a known track record of sexual assault and violent crimes. Very frustrating and scary to think about.

We tend to have very light sentences here unfortunately, and not just for murder.

try pressing on CC for subtitles

@@kingkundiso-100 when u press cc it says that subtitles are not available..

I'm so glad u mentioned captions as I heavily rely on them, as well!

@@jenniferrivera4054 I get auto-generated subtitles when I do that

@@jenniferrivera4054 maybe not right when the video uploads but now they are available