Barrel with human remains found in Bear Brook State Park launches mystery: Part 1
In 1985, police were alerted to a suspicious barrel in some New Hampshire woods. Inside, they found the decomposing unidentified bodies of a female adult and child who had died of blunt force trauma.
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Thanks to that community that they gave the mother and child their final resting place and a beautiful headstone so they woudn't be forgotten. They are great people to keep the memory of the mother and child alive. There are good people in this world after all…
Is an “amateur detective” a paid position, deputized by a Sheriff or just crime TV junkies with nothing better to do with their lives? Who blatantly puts themselves in harms way by investigating and interviewing people in search of a serial killer, isn’t that a job for trained professionals?
The small town thing is a little overplayed, Manchester that has a population of 110k is literally 15 minutes away, and that where the crime ended up occurring.
How did it take so long for the second barrel to be found?
Scary how someone will kill small kids without regards… this s hell
Don't watch and down vote, no part 6. 😾
Off topic, I know, but you can tell from the name of the cemetery–St Jean Baptiste–as well as the names on the gravestones–Boudreau, St Germain, Belanger, Pelletier–that this first community in New Hampshire is a Franco-American community. During the late 1800's & early 1900's roughly 1 million French-Canadians left Quebec to work in the textile/cotton mills of New England. Most never returned to Quebec; instead, they settled permanently in the communities where they worked, establishing whole French towns & communities that to this day bear their names & are filled with their American descendents–many of whom speak French as a second language today.
The community in this story must be on or near a large river where a textile/ cotton mill was built in the 1800's, which encouraged Francophones from Quebec to emigrate to the mill town for work.
The real Terry Peder Rasmussen died in Colorado in 1972 and the serial killer they are talking about has a different real name. His crime partner in Arizona was a man named Paul Otto Davis. Terry Peder Rasmussen is not the serial killer's real name. He stole the identity of the Terry Rasmussen who died in 1972. Don't believe me? Check the social security death index. The only Terry Peder Rasmussen there is died in 1972. I know because this serial killer "Terry" lived with us when I was 6-10 years old. I have an active LAPD case with the LAPD. He's part of a crime/murder burglary ring.
i remember hearing about this when i was younger and i just got so intrueiged in the case and still love hearing the story today
Can you imagine the head looking at you, fcking hell.
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This is my biological father. There's literally ZERO evidence that he killed anyone. Literally none. I don't know what happened but scientific evidence is missing. None. It's disturbing.
That's scary
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this is scary to be so little time ago! lowkey glad we're in stay at home now!
That headstone and the message on it is SO WONDERFUL. What amazing people who put that together. <3
hey why are only the first hours of the two hours shows uploaded? noone wants to see how anything ends?
Is this a full story ….or ANOTHER one of those where they let you watch all of it but the last episode?!