Hearted Youtube comments on Crimetastic (@Crimetastic) channel.

  1. When the 6 year old daughter said she Heard a creak at her bedroom door. And then in james confession at the end he said dawn went to her daughter's door because she wanted to take her,that's the creek the daughter heard on the floor outside her bedroom, that nailed it for me that dawn was there when they entered Ben's house.
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  2. These are friends of mine. Melissa and I went to high school together. Ben was an amazing Dad. I would watch Alyssa for Ben while he worked. I miss him! He also had a dog named Maggie that he absolutely loved! Melissa adopted Alyssa and also took in Alyssa’s half sister♥️
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  3. That poor father. My heart goes out to him
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  4. That neighbor could be the neighbor,the witness ,Forensic,detective,prosecutor and judge and even the jail guard if they let him !!!😂😂😂
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  5. Wow poor Charles...10 years to be cleared. That's a heavy burden for doing a good deed. May Dorothy rest in peace and Charles be rewarded somehow for his kindness and ultimate suffering for being a good human being on that day.
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  6. I hope I'm not speaking out of turn by acknowledging officer Cody also is survived by not only his wife Amanda and his son Gunnar but also his parents Bret and Tracy, twin brother Brady, his sister Alexis among other family members who lost a grandson, son-in-law, etc. Just thought it was important to acknowledge the rest of his family as well. They all lost someone very special and my heart goes out to each and every one of them.
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  7. This case is extremely well documented! From the police station interview to the discovery of the body to the encounters with family and surveillance footage. Every case should get this much effort.
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  8. That lady who called 911 should be a dispatcher!!!! 😮😮
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  9. I've only just started watching, but I feel it's important to give kudos to the 911 operator. He asked excellent questions, listened well, and gave good, clear instructions.
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  10. It’s refreshing to see something I haven’t seen a million times before everywhere else so Ty
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  11. “It’s not that I don’t believe you, it’s that’s I don’t believe you”” 💀💀💀💀 had me ROLLING
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  12. Killed two people, life in jail, ALL because he didnt want to be served a eviction notice. What is wrong with people.
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  13. I was living there at the time. It was so heartbreaking for the GFPD and the community as a whole. Everyone really came thru to support the officer's wife and family. Such an awful situation.
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  14. I love how much effort was put into the subtitles! Most true crime youtubers don't put any effort into it and it makes it hard for me to watch, because I rely on subtitles. So thanks :D
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  15. When the detective told Britney's mother and her reaction actually made me physically sick and just shook me to the core. I just wish I could hug her.
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  16. The fact that her son wants nothing to do with her speaks volumes. What an evil and greedy woman.
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  17. This poor poor man. To live a life of service such as he had... To have his beautiful family stolen in such a way. I can't even fathom what he has lived through. Dear sir.... If you ever happen to see these comments - I am So sad about what you have been through. Nobody can understand it. Sending you my deepest condolonces.
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  18. Rumor has it the neighbor is a FBI undercover agent.
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  19. I seriously would pay money to watch this guy interrogate people, he’s very clever and entertaining. This man needs a YouTube channel!
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  20. Its chilling when you see a 17 year old look that man in his eyes with a straight face and tell him he had nothing to do with the murders. That's cold blooded ASF.
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  21. I'm so glad Hugo turned out to be innocent in all this. He seems such a sweet and genuine person
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  22. Give this exhausted detective a raise...the time he spends, the patience he shows to get the truth amazes me.
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  23. Bless that Walmart employee, bless her life and bless her for being so attentive and good at her job. When people say minimum skill deserves minimum pay for working at places like Walmart or fast food, I think of people like her who is an absolute blessing for any of us to have in the world, because this could have been any of us as the victim and what a thing she helped with, to remember that information and share it. Bless her.
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  24. Excellent video! No weird images,graphic or pic that have zero to do with the actual case or people involved. No excessive commentary professing to be some pseudo-expert, no AI voice that mispronounces Victims names! Just really through evidence gathering and composed in a way that tells the story organically. Great job!
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  25. "Two people say you brought a freezer to their house with a padlock on it and your missing ex girlfriend inside of it. Your dishwashing job at Outback Steakhouse is fucked dude" 😂😂💀💀
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  26. At that age..the way jervarceay just flat out lied to the cops so nonchalantly shows just how much of a monster he really is
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  27. As tragic as this story is, I find it so heartwarming how much Melissa clearly cares for her step children.
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  28. rest in peace officer holte, thank you for your service. and rest in peace to his mom.. who was just as innocent as the officer.
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  29. Amazing how the camera and audio quality is better in this 20 year old interrogation video than most I see today
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  30. Melissa's biggest fear wasn't going to prison or being falsely accused, it was Alyssa going back. ❤
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  31. The fact he had a special ceremony for his daughter while he got married is something super beautiful 🙏 rip
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  32. This is a great video. You show the footage without interrupting it all the time and you explain everything concisely without cheesy added drama or repeating things over and over. Will definitely be watching more from your channel. What a disturbing case and bizarre human being with no empathy whatsoever.
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  33. His Dad's phonecall was so heartbreaking. You can hear the panic but also the hope that it's all going to be nonsense.
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  34. I hate when this happens, it's very important to remember whom you've killed.
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  35. If David got custody over Kelley then she's not what she seems to be.
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  36. Lol i enjoyed this detective much more then most. "Get used to small rooms" what a refreshing take on this dude just calling everyone on their shit. One of the few detectives that has a real brain and can talk off the cuff so well
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  37. this is what a crime channel should be. actual video, not a fucking robot narrating. Well done.
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  38. Thats a cool neighbor, he seemed just as concerned as anyone
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  39. I’m devastated for the families. Rest in peace officer, thank you for your service.
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  40. That fact that Dawn got away with it is infuriating! I'm so glad that Melissa was able to adopt Alyssa. I hope they're doing well.
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  41. He seemed more upset about losing his girlfriend than the fact his mother was murdered.
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  42. The most frightening part is after doing this horrific act he was able to be around her devastated family members like nothing?! Also he could calmly talk to her friends, the cops, interviews??!! THAT is not normal.
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  43. One of the most messed up parts is the “crew” helped hand out missing fliers and posters and then went to his funeral and acted like they didn’t do a thing. That’s one of the most disgusting and cruelest things you could do to a family when you know exactly where their loved one is and what happened to them. And Matt, the trigger man and the psycho who said his condolences first to Jared’s mom, aged horribly. Not only is he a shitty human, he looks like one too.
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  44. This case infuriates me. How dare she marry that young man and then have the nerve to complain that he wasn't making as much as her. His life was just starting! I know an electrician and eventually they make a very nice living. He even became a millionaire running his own business by the time he was in his 40s. She took that young man's life and should have gotten the death penalty herself. What's even worse is that IT WAS PREMEDITATED!
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  45. So obviously the neighbor is MVP of this video. I’d also like to point out that when the cops ask “what was missing” he immediately says “a 30 year old male” obviously placing his main concern on David rather than the physical objects missing from the house. Dude is a real one.
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  46. That neighbor verifying the son was talking to her in Hungarian in PERSON was extremely helpful- tells you how important good relationships with our neighbors are.
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  47. @1:01:15 “I take care of my kids, I go to work” Detective: “That’s what you’re supposed to do. I don’t care.” Solid dude right here - no games or monkey business allowed
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  48. I seriously was on the edge of my seat when the detective told him to call her and the phone was ringing. I have no problems with a man taking dirty money and then turning her in. That's what everybody who's propositioned with a hit should do. Great vid, as always!
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  49. Its so nice to see an interrogation that hasn't been regurgitated over and over on so many other channels. Keep up the good work.
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  50. He said “ you broke into my home” it stopped being your home when you stopped paying for it! The entitlement is unreal
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