Larry’s story sounds pretty sus.

Sweet bloody Mary that actress playing debbie is annoying as hell!! Totally overplaying it

Just kind of curious in the first story why wasn't there a radio or some sort of CB on the boat that way they could call for trouble if they were in trouble

All I have to say is, I am and have always been in good shape and I have nearly died while working in severe cold. If you are not in good shape, you could easily die in severe cold especially in water.

Hint- don't start a gunfight in Alabama. Especially at a Flea Market. Everybody and their brother ( and most of their sisters) carries a gun.

Debbie's character is obnoxious.

how else can anyone explain the cuts in the bottom of raft but man made ?

That Burnside reenactment was dead on real#!! Great work!

They should never of shut the engine off the boat (the Jenny Lee). They should of immediately raced in to shore. A boat won’t sink if it’s moving quick.

Who else wanted to see the Helen Rose and Myron clan television reunion?

Oh yea, Larry definitively killed his wife.

Why didn’t she stay on the boat until it sank then use the life raft. The boat started back up didn’t sink and the lights didn’t even stop working. She jumped from that for a flimsy raft.

i think larry planned it all out. sorry but no way was this just an accident.

Im a 30 year marine mechanic Alternators have nothing to do with boats taking on water unless the batteries cant keep the buildge pumps running

I am looking at Superior right now. Not a way in hell would I get on a flimsy life raft on this lake. This byotch doesn’t give up her dead.

Sadly somebody bought the Jenny Lee in a police action. Wonder how it worked out?

Larry lied said he had 2 rafts bc he knew what his plan was he was just covering his tracts and it dosnt matter if the boat had a starter problem you don’t jump off a boat to your death bc a boat has a starter problem you just try to start it again. Lol how could anyone doubt this guy was guilty he is guilty guilty guilty.

Wat a loyal hit man he didn’t even drop a name on who hired him

And the knife is at the bottom of that sea bed

Why didn’t they stay on the boat till it actually sank. Why would anybody feel safer in that raft rather than a boat that the engine just stoped that makes no sense. If the boat never sank why did you get off of it.

Knife cuts on the raft CMONNNNNN this is bukkshit he did it really well to make sure it sank

That boat should have been inspected. Don’t they make people have there boats inspected?

Why jump n freezing water because ur boat breaks down? Stay on the boat until morning

Let me see if I have this straight....the prosecution claims he pushed her out onto the water.....then swam back to the boat and put on his scuba gear, then swam back to her and knifed the raft.....and then (I assume) he swims back to the boat? That's one bizarre theory.

Update on Jeanne Tovrea: Unresolved. In January 1994, an anonymous caller contacted police and identified the voice of Phillips as forty-year-old James Cornell "Butch" Harrod. He had been questioned shortly after Jeanne's murder after it was discovered that there had been over 1,000 calls made between him and Ed's son, Ed "Hap" Tovrea Jr., in the months prior to Jeanne's murder. Fifty-two calls were made between them on the day prior to it. Harrod's brother-in-law, Curt, viewed the broadcast and also recognized his voice as being that of Phillips. He sent copies of the broadcast to his siblings and a friend; they agreed that Harrod's voice matched Phillips'. For reasons unknown, no one contacted police until the friend made the anonymous call.
Later in 1994, Harrod's ex-wife, Anne, came forward and told police that he had confessed to her that he "facilitated" the murder for Hap. He told her that he had posed as Phillips in order to get a better look of the house and more information on Jeanne. He also told her that he had hired two men named Tommy and Michael to commit her murder. Also, he told her that he was paid $100,000 to do so. Records showed that Hap had paid him $25,000. Tommy and Michael suddenly had large sums of money after Jeanne's murder and made several purchases.
Anne also told police that when Harrod left the night before Jeanne murder, she asked, "Are you going to do this now?" and he said, "Yes, I'm leaving." When he returned the next morning, he said, "It is done." He then called Hap, apparently to tell him that it had occurred. He apparently kept Jeanne's jewelry and credit cards in their house for some time before burying them in the desert.
Police matched the fingerprints found at the scene to Harrod. Some of his prints were found on the outside and inside of the kitchen window, which was Jeanne's killer's entry point. Others belonging to him were found on the kitchen counter and on an outside gate. His palmprint was found on the weather stripping removed from the window.
In September 1995, after a seven-year investigation, Phoenix police arrested Harrod and charged him with burglary and Jeanne's murder. In 1996, her daughter, who had previously met Phillips, identified Harrod as him in a live lineup. In 1997, he was tried and convicted of first-degree murder. In May 1998, he was sentenced to death; in 2005, he was resentenced to death.
Although prosecutors claimed at trial that Hap had hired Harrod to commit Jeanne's murder, he never named Hap at the trial. In fact, he continued to maintain his innocence. He claimed that the money he received from Hap was regarding an aborted mining contract in China. He also claimed that the phone calls were related to the contract and other business dealings. He claimed he was buying cocaine on the night of the murder. He also claimed that the "real" killer planted his fingerprints at the scene using a "prosthetic fingerprint glove". On January 28, 2019, he died in prison; he was sixty-five.
Police still suspect that Hap (and possibly his siblings) were involved in Jeanne's murder. They did not get along with her, and police believe that they may have hired Harrod because she received most of his money, about $4 million, after his death. When she died, the money went to them. They also believed that she "squandered" their inheritance. However, neither Hap nor his siblings were ever charged. He has since passed away.
On November 23, 2020, Jeanne’s sister Sandra passed away at the age of eighty-two.

Update on Jim Burnside: In February 1992, Jim was convicted of assaulting a federal officer and sentenced to eight years in prison. In November, he was returned to Florida to face charges there. In 1994, he pleaded no contest to first-degree murder and attempted murder. In June, he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for twenty-five years. He died there on November 27, 2015 at age seventy-eight. On August 29, 2022, Annette's father, Roy Schappacher, died at the age of 85. He was buried alongside her.

I'd have thrown Debbie overboard if I had to hear her panicking.

Reminds me a bit of the old movie A Place in the Sun.

Prosecution makes Larry look like a Navy Seal

Dang, Anette looked 50 at age 18.

Larry’s story is so very convenient… FOR HIM. GUILTY GUILTY GUILTY. Prayers for the repose of Debbie’s soul. She must have been absolutely terrified. Evil man.

He said there’s nothing wrong with her like Mabey there something wrong with her.

It's at once strange and noble for a dead lady's parents to exonerate the convicted son-in-law. Kudos!

Come on Larry? Leave her only while you save yourself?

Hey prosecutor, they nearly sank a year before. I guarantee he got another.

Tovrea's son, Hap, was Jeanne's greedy stepson. He knew the hit man very well. For some stupid reason, cops couldn't (or didn't WANT to) connect Hap to the crime. 😳😠 So, he inherited millions and is living like a prince in San Diego. There are even photos of Hap with his arm around the hit man's shoulder. Enraging!!

We're the people responsible so rich that they can't ever be prosecuted that part doesn't make sense, for the case of Jeannie

People got married too quick in the 20th Century and prior. If they dated for a while first they would see the flaws in the other and not get married if they were jealous and belligerent drunks. They are almost as responsible for the problems they endured.

He is guilty!

ok the story about Larry and Debbie, imo I think he was guilty. Why? Because why would you take a woman out on a boat who was deathly afraid of it sinking to celebrate anything? Then all kinds of problems just happen to come up and he said it happened before thats why she was so afraid....Why would she even willingly get in a boat she was so afraid of? Plus the lifeboat had cuts in it? Only 2 people know the truth and one can't tell their story. yes i realize this was many years ago but the daughter saying only circumstantial evidence? He was the last one with her, the lifeboat had cuts not tears but cuts in both air compartments. His story just don't add up to innocent.

🤔🤔Debbie race's murder was no accident his story did not make any sense larry cut a hole in the life raft and he allowed his wife to freeze to death in the lake he should have gotten a life sentence period 🤔🤔

That guy WITHOUT QUESTION planned his wife's death. There was so many holes in his story. I'm glad he served 22 years though. And his dead wife's family and his kids believing he was INNOCENT??? That poor woman.

Sounds like the prosecutor is operating on a guilty til proven innocent basis. Do I know if Larry is innocent? No. But it seems like an extremely circumstantial case nonetheless.

Larry you're FOS. NO ONE is buying your story. Poor Debbie-imagine her fear! I used to live on Lake Superior. People die in less than 30 min. The water never gets above 40 degrees.

🤔🤔🤔I believe the murder of jeanne tourvea was a contract hit the question is who did and why I hope that this case will be solved very soon soo heartbreaking and so sad😢🤔

Larry just seemed suspicious. Everything that he says does not add up

What does that license plate in the background at 41:16 say? Am I seeing things? lol.

Larry obviously did it

I was hoping at the end of the episode about the Native American Girl that there would be an update but then again I am not surprised. There's so many Native women that turn up missing and simply little to no interest or resources put towards finding them. I really hope this gets better with public awareness and genuine concern. If anyone is interested they can Google the phrase, no more Stolen Sisters

The Larry guilty or not guilty is about 50/50 I guess Noone will ever know the truth

I think Larry is guilty. He killed his wife

Larry doesn't look like he felt guilty about anything. "I went to the boat instead of the shore" He can't even imagine a good enough excuse in his mind. Independent mechanic...😂 and the next Independent mechanic would say something else. As we know how mechanics can be SO HONEST 😂

I was going to say a cheater does not make a murderer. Then, he told his account of the night's event. - 1 raft with holes? - just got a 2nd raft - almost sank summer prior? - scuba gear on board? - got too cold, but could swim for help? - no radio Stupid me. I rhought he merely pushed her in the water and took off in the boat. Then, he sabotaged the boat.

I will agree that the slashes on the raft when found are very suspicious I don't see any evidence showing that this guy caused them. The knife they found did not match the slashes. Could he have dropped the knife in the water that he used yes but he also could not have done it. They said he used scuba gear to go under the boat. Yet where is there any talking in this video of evidence that they found scuba gear. I suppose he could have taken it off and dropped that into the water as well. Just too much is I suppose and a person should be innocent until proven guilty.

Good grief....if she was that whiny....

Cool story bro

Why didn’t they follow the money to see who would benefit from the woman’s death ??

These comments about larry and the first case 🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣

Guilty

The affairs then the life insurance the story is very suspect. It’s too convenient he probably wanted an out of his marriage. I don’t believe Larry. One thing I learned from unsolved mysteries is the justice system is broken. You can murder somebody and get minimum punishment. I’m stunned at the leniency

Not only the raft, but also the whole story is full of holes. What is specially suspicious is the story that she wanted to leave the boat. Okay, let's accept that. What die he do then? He started the boat and it started. So, why couldn't she seat on the raft and wait to see what he could manage? I mean it can be acceptable that a person gets panic and wish to leave the boat. But, it does not sound logical that the same person decides to travel on a raft without paddles to get help! And that in darkness and alone! Based on this and of course other arguments, I would vote guilty as charged.

How do women like Debbie end up in situations like that‽ How? Why? Where's da intuition?

.... I was just looking for content about Winnipeg. Gave up. The chose this. WEIRD.

Helen Rose Myron. Unsolved Mysteries reporting on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) even back then. 💔♥️. And in a manor respectful to family and culture. Boarding schools and the military, two places of danger. And she was succeeding until some p.o.s. targeted her.

Like how TV called residential school, FRICKEN BOARDING SCHOOL! My momma spent her life in residential school until she was 18. Only seeing her family around Christmas. For 2wks, sometimes only a week. Summers she was assigned to a Dutch family. Same ones always. Which she’d have to take care of those peoples kids, She never said anything awful about them, saying it was a vacation from the school. I said “but u were still a servant, momma?” She said “where I went was a vacation compared to what other kids went threw. (Forced to be great full) & Still not knowing what happened to some kids/friends while she was away. And she never found out. My dads Ojibwa spent time in residential school too! He was lucky as he had a white dad. French. Fought to get him out. But the impact from both my parents, growing up was damn hard as they did take to drinking to try forget their time, when stolen from their family’s. My grandma(moms mom) died sad, alone & yearning for her children. My moms Nisga’a from BC.

Why is a murderer on unsolved mysteries? It's so obvious he did it

My father was a close friend of Larry’s and said Larry could never do such a thing. Years later, i worked with Larry’s “love interest.” She was/is married, and something else.

Larry lying

Larrys a con and liar

If a woman were having affairs left and right people would have no problem believing it was a motive for murder but because he's a man people are like, "oh, he was an adulterer but that doesn't add up tp a motive for murder"........I can't believe her parents and children were so disloyal to her......at least he served 22 years.......I can't believe this guy, actually said, gee.....I have a wonderful woman here there's nothing wrong with HER.......typical narcissistic person expecting everyone to be great and wonderful for them when they abuse that and are horrible to others........

wow..story number 1. BUY A NEW BOAT.

Man Debbie was annoying no wonder Larry did her in.

Larry killed her 😡🔥 he was a player Jim was way too old for her freek

Larry seems a bit feminine speaking wonder if he’s cheated with men?!

This attorney should be disbared

Maybe if Larry's wife wasn't a cow the raft wouldn't have sunk and he probably wouldn't have cheated on her in the first place.