Hannah Payne and the murder of Kenneth Herring [True Crime Documentary]
Hey guys, we've got a big backlog of older videos that haven't made it to Spotify yet so are in the process of bringing them over. We'll be posting these older stories on Wednesday with our latest videos coming out on Saturday. The stories are all as you would expect from this channel but the technical quality (lighting and sound) might be a bit lacking from what you're used to. Anyway, hope you enjoy this bit of a throwback from JTL!JTL Throwback: Wednesdays at 6pm GMTLatest Episodes: Saturdays at 6pm GMTOn the evening of May 7th, 2019, 62 year old Kenneth Herring ran a red light. He drove head first into an 18-wheeler, smashing the front of his Dodge pick-up truck before coming to an abrupt stop. Thankfully, no one was injured from the crash. Minutes passed as the damage was assessed. Multiple calls to 911 were placed. Then, to the shock of on-lookers, Kenneth got back into his truck and he drove off. Something was visibly not right with Kenneth that day. But there was no way for him to have known that the real danger was not his medical emergency, but rather, the 21-year old witness to his crash that had decided to take matters into her own hands - Hannah Payne …
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Shocking Secret in Autopsy Unravels a Twisted Love Story: The Murder of Melody Hoffman [True Crime Documentary]
In February 2024, Melody Hoffman was a cheerful and trusting 20 year-old. She was close with family, particularly her mother but there were some things that Melody kept even from her. At about 11:30 PM on a Saturday night, without saying a word, she slipped out the front door of her family home and caught a ride in a blue Honda Accord. That night the conflict brewing in Melody’s personal life was coming to a boil. Unfortunately for her, she was completely oblivious to the danger that she was walking into.
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The Tragic Case of Peter Kelly [True Crime Documentary]
Hey guys, we've got a big backlog of older videos that haven't made it to Spotify yet so are in the process of bringing them over. We'll be posting these older stories on Wednesday with our latest videos coming out on Saturday. The stories are all as you would expect from this channel but the technical quality (lighting and sound) might be a bit lacking from what you're used to. Anyway, hope you enjoy this bit of a throwback from JTL!JTL Throwback: Wednesdays at 6pm GMTLatest Episodes: Saturdays at 6pm GMTTwo groups of fishermen on opposite sides of the St Croix River began arguing across the water. For hours, insults and curse words were exchanged. As the sun went down tempers began to flare.The two groups of men would find themselves on the same side of the river, squaring off. After all was said and done one fisherman, a young father to five children, would not leave the park alive.
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He Was A Local Celebrity. She Accused Him of Murder: The Crazy Case of William Edwards [True Crime Documentary]
Outspoken and opinionated local radio host, William “The Cipher” Edwards made a name for himself in Jackson, Mississippi. He was a self-styled community activist, political commentator, anti-corruption crusader and, perhaps above all, defender of the first amendment right to free speech. Throughout the years, he inserted himself into local controversies and occasionally, became the source of it. He took on the authorities and for the most part, he won. So when this local personality was faced with the most egregious allegation of them all: that he had committed murder, would he again escape the consequences? Had the infamous radio host actually gunned down a true local hero?
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The Deadly Story of Sarah Hartsfield [True Crime Documentary]
Hey guys, we've got a big backlog of older videos that haven't made it to Spotify yet so are in the process of bringing them over. We'll be posting these older stories on Wednesday with our latest videos coming out on Saturday. The stories are all as you would expect from this channel but the technical quality (lighting and sound) might be a bit lacking from what you're used to. Anyway, hope you enjoy this bit of a throwback from JTL!JTL Throwback: Wednesdays at 6pm GMTLatest Episodes: Saturdays at 6pm GMTIn early 2023, medical personnel at a hospital east of Houston received a diabetic patient who was not responding to their treatment. His condition, they said, made no sense. At his bedside, his wife was displaying what they called “theatrics.”When the patient, 46-year-old Joseph Hartsfield passed away his death left a number of unsettling questions.An investigation was launched, which began to uncover an unbelievable number of secrets, suspicions and tragic coincidences. At the centre of it all was his grieving widow. She had been married no less than four times before. Sarah Hartsfield had a growing list of exes that were either dead or counted themselves lucky to have gotten out of their marriage alive.
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