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Explore the haunting true crime stories that rocked Everman, Texas in 1966, leading to a series of chilling murders and trials that spanned three decades. Witness the relentless pursuit of justice as investigators grapple with a defiant killer, Kenneth McDuff, and the challenges of proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
In this gripping crime documentary, we delve into the twists and turns of the McDuff case, from his initial arrest to a Supreme Court decision that altered the course of his sentence. Follow the gripping tale of a nationwide manhunt that eventually brought McDuff to justice, revealing the impact of his crimes on a community living in fear.
The narrative then shifts to the case of Eric Napolitano, accused of a gruesome murder. Uncover the complexities of the trial, where circumstantial evidence and witness testimonies play a crucial role in determining guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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McDuffs social security card and drivers licence was found in Northrup's car. How is that NOT direct evidence????
THIS RIGHT HERE should tell you everything you need to know; TEXAS REPUBLICANS CARE ABOUT MONEY ONLY; NOT TEXANS. DISGUSTING!
There are more commercials in your video than on network TV. No matter how good your content is it is not good enough to justify that many commercials.
Been one of my kids, I'd been glad to see you
The prosecutors who decided not to try him on all 3 original murders bear some of the responsibility. He could’ve ended up with 3 life sentences which may have made him ineligible for parole no matter the overcrowding and costs. Additionally, those families would’ve gotten the justice and the so-called closure they also so badly needed and deserved.
He was executed 1998
They should of charged him with the other crimes and gave him more Executions because when he got out he killed many many More People, and Finally they Passed a McDuff Bill meaning a Speedy Trial towards his Execution of the Lethal Injection, which just puts you too Sleep, The Easy Way Out.
Why didn’t they just charge him again with the murders of the other two boys? I’ve seen and know police does this a lot. Especially if the case they’re trying has weak evidence. They can then use them to make sure the justice system doesn’t fail again.
I do not understand how this monster was let out on parole! The people who allowed it are also responsible for the later tragic murders!
Man, napoletano had a great mom!
Everytime this nasty man went before the parole board-EVERYTIME- someone from the victim's family-the police departments
SOMEONEshould have gone, been there, to remind the parole board what this monster had done. ALL 18 TIMES. i remember this case like it was yesterday…..why didn't they charge with all 3 murders so the other victims families could have justice for them… beyond comprehension. He was the Devil's son and he burns in hell.Omg who uses this to sleep and noticed the voice isn't the same as usual?
Why couldn’t they charge him for the other two teenagers
“There was no way to do it without him.” This is exactly what he meant, you wouldn’t need him anymore.
McDuff was a sick & twisted psychopath! He should've never been let out. Evil walking.
I like watching these old videos. Back when life & most people seemed and looked normal. Except for the criminals, of course.
A few women would still be alive had he not been paroled. Shame on texas. I hope the families of the deceased were able to sew them
The narration is superb. Texas and Mama McDuff needed to be sued for all the subsequent murders. Immediate death penalty would have solved everything.
Why wasn't he tried on the other earlier murders as soon as he was released
The parole board that set him free they should be all held responsible and send to prison themselves smh
I'd hate for the parole board to release nonviolent criminals instead of people like McDuff.
It appears that in order to be on a parole board you have to be a an arrogant sociopath who really enjoys power
No justice in the law. This is indeed awful. The first thing you learn about the law as a victim is that there's no justice in the law of court. It's about the law.
Some times / it depends but, when you are a victim of a crime in court. It's like being the victim all over again but worse because you expect the law to help you and it doesn't.
I feel so bad for the victims and families. The parole board who let a killer walk free need to be held accountable. The parole board are not the victims of any crime.
So yeah, the parole board are really unqualified people, indeed. Nothing changed much since 1966.
I just hope that you innocent people are not a victim of a serous bad crime, indeed.
Because, it's the only time you'll think and learn about the law and how useless it is for some victims.
Now 2023 it’s worse! Dangerous criminals aren’t even prosecuted! Democrats of course. And they’ve almost ruined Texas after moving from their own policies in California!🤣😂🤣
As an aside, it’s amazing how the actor looks very very similar to the real killer
Honestly, those who let him out on parole have lots of blood on their hands.
Omg. On parole. Paid studies and dorm. This is insane.