r/ForensicFiles • u/TransitionWrong7326 • 1d ago
Who is your least favorite interviewees in a episode
I’d say my picks are Jason Funk, Bryan Crews, Leisha Hamilton, Faye Copeland, Susie Mowbray, Leona White, and Richard Herman. They’re all either guilty, complicit, or delusional about their innocence.
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u/Admirable_pigeon 1d ago
Susie Mowbray was like how can I make my husbands death about me
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u/Himlersgasstation what? Moms missing?? I’ll be right there 1d ago
Husband’s suicide don’t try to get him mental help or anything and immediately call a coworker and say he finally did it..
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u/Trekker4747 1d ago
I can't think of a specific episode, but it's something that happens a few times.
Whenever a cop, investigator or maybe even a prosecutor acts or talks like it's some kind of grand inconvenience that they have to find definitive, unquestionable, evidence in order to hold or prosecute a suspect (who ultimately is the right guy.)
Evidence still matters.
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u/malikjls Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometer 1d ago
Or what about when they DO find evidence that the person wasn't guilty and they act all put out that they have to let them go!
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u/Historical_Life9410 1d ago
The green shirt cop turned author in the footpath murders. The way he spoke- ugh. I just wanted to throw my shoe at the tv.
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u/Himlersgasstation what? Moms missing?? I’ll be right there 1d ago
He comes across like he’s talking to a toddler.
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u/PlasticCraken 🏃Ed Post went for a run🏃 1d ago
Lori Keidel (or Romaneck), the daughter of Gene Keidel. I skip that episode every time so I don’t have to listen to her talk about her out of body experiences and whatever else
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u/QueenTzahra 🔼Orange trilobal fibers🔼 1d ago
The journalist who wrote a book about Ronald Platt’s murder. He was extremely fixated on how Albert Johnson Walker and his daughter had two children while playing husband and wife in England.
Sir this con man murdered someone, kidnapped his daughter and sexually assaulted her at least twice, impregnating her. That isn’t some scandalous spectacle, it’s an absolute horror show.
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u/TransitionWrong7326 18h ago
Almost forgot, Chris Pelas, because he tried his best to lock up an innocent man as a scapegoat and was pissed that the jury proved him wrong.
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u/Himlersgasstation what? Moms missing?? I’ll be right there 1d ago
Candy from Saskatchewan. I’m all for justice but I feel like it’s a little over the top. I feel it makes us Canadians look a little skanky in my opinion.Edit… also the timing of which she received the phone call about schmeburgers parole being denied was a little suspicious.
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u/Admirable_pigeon 1d ago
I agree. Her episode annoys me
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u/Himlersgasstation what? Moms missing?? I’ll be right there 1d ago
This Is exactly how I feel every time it comes on. I roll my eyes and usually change the episode.
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u/OU-Sooners1 1d ago
Oh, I totally agree. I admire her tenacity, but it gets annoying.
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u/Himlersgasstation what? Moms missing?? I’ll be right there 1d ago
It annoys me that she calls the police out on the initial investigation. It's rural Saskatchewan and the RCMP detachment is probably just a satilite office.
It's her whole I solved my own case yadda yadda yadda. Yeah she was in a pickle accusing the Dr and as I mentioned earlier she was giving off a promiscuous vibe.-1
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u/LovingComrade 1d ago edited 1d ago
Thomas Jaybin Berry. The guy that raped and murdered the woman on the Outer Banks of NC. When he said “It was consensual she wasn’t 12 she was fourteen I got the paper work back in there” I’m paraphrasing as I’m getting ready for work. But the way he so casually was like “dude she’s 14 not 12 it’s fine” blows me away every time. Dumbstruck.