A final look at items brought up in the recent Netflix documentary about JonBenet Ramsey and her death. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack talk about the crime scene with Joe breaking down the mistakes that were made and how they have nothing to do with technology. Also a question that has never been answered regarding the "ransom" note. What type of "kidnapper" kills the person and leaves a "ransom" note. Who would pay a "ransom" for the "safe return" of a loved one when the "loved one" is already dead and in the house?

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00:00.41 Introduction

02:00.28 No excuses for evidence mistakes

04:54.75 Never Ask Father of missing 6-year-old search the house

10:06.27 The physical things seen in strangling

14:34.80 Why leave the body AND ransom note

19:53.52 Why ask for $118,000?

24:28.50 The reason for the ransom note is dead

29:07.64 JonBenet was beaten, skull was fractured

32:10.35 Conclusion

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A fire was reported November 7th, 2024, at Broadmoor Self-Storage in Kentwood, Michigan. Firefighters cut the lock off unit 454, and discovered the body of Corinne Abosamra. Morgan Wingeier rented a storage unit at Broadmoor Self-Storage and allowed Corinne Abosamra to live in the unit. On the day of the fire, Wingeier left Abosamra in the unit and locked it with a pad lock on the outside. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss what is known so far about the death of Abosamra and look closely at the evidence to see if it leads to accident or murder.

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00:00.41 Introduction

02:00.28 Renting a Storage Unit

04:54.75 At a fire scene, everything looks the same

09:06.27 Would someone rent a storage unit to render down a body

14:34.80 Finding charred remains in the storage unit

19:53.52 Did Morgan Wingeier forget she locked Abosamra in storage unit

24:28.50 Victim was in the unit for 10 hours before fire was seen

29:07.64 Wingeier didn't return to the storage unit

34:10.35 Heat coming off a fire, no escape

39:47.36 Conclusion

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Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack talk about some of the decisions that have been made in the case of the Piketon Massacre. Breaking down the crimes of the night, 4 locations in one night, wiping out generations of one family, moving an infant child next to the bosom of his dead mother so the baby can suckle if he gets hungry. Joe explains each crime scene to help explain what type of planning was required.

Piketon Massacre
Transcript Highlights

00:00.01 Introduction

02:55.22 Sentencing at Piketon

06:05.91 Mother was the Puppetmaster

10:12.49 Not a death penalty case

15:21.13 Hannah was 13 when she began dating Jake

20:01.28 Hannah says "I'm never signing any papers

25:29.20 Mother bought new shoes at Walmart

30:29.13 Angela Wagner hung baskets in kitchen

34:57.12 Piketon Massacre sentencing

40:35.65 Is this really the best outcome

46:06.07 Conclusion

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