Thank you I am 60 and i have never forgotten Michael wayne Dunahee
3 months ago
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Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on all of these. Especially Elizabeth Barraza
2 months ago
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Really Loved your Delphi videos hope to hear your research into the Bryan Kohberger case as the trial is also set to begin in August so this is a great time to bring awareness and the dead ass facts I Love from your vids
3 months ago
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I have seen you show logical thought processes and brought out things I had not even thought of on all of the cases you’ve covered and I cannot wait to dive in with you. Thanks a lot fig!
2 months ago
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I actually got teary eyed because I'm so grateful that you'll shine a light on Ebbys case. Thank you so much Fig
3 months ago
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I'm interested in watching all of these. Especially WM3. I'm curious where we'll agree or differ. You'll most likely do a better job at it than me.
3 months ago
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Could you please consider looking into the case of Jessica Chambers. This case should be solved imho
1 month ago
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Respectfully, you missed Devan Duniver, she was a five year old that was stabbed to death in '98. A 12 year old black boy who was a neighbour was wrongfully convicted of her murder. He was released and won a settlement against the state. There were witnesses who saw a suspicious man in and around the area she was found, but no one payed attention to those claims. They still haven't found her killer. Obviously you can't cover every unsolved case, but unsolved murders of children always pull at the heart. Take care Fig and thanks for keeping these stories in the light.
3 months ago
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Hopefully, your coverage of Kyron Horman will include the news videos right after it happened, with the children who saw him that day. I look forward to seeing your take on it.
2 months ago
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Wendy Woolin - 7 or so years old. Stabbed in Elizabeth, Nj in the 1960's.
2 months ago
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Thank you Fig - wish I would have added my uncle's cold case from 72' - Gerald Mooney.
3 months ago
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I commented Carina Saunders but it's not on your list Nobody seems to want to cover her case. I don't know if it's because she was raped, tortured and dismembered and her body( parts of it" was found behind a grocery store). Carina's dad said She weighed less when they buried her than she weighted when she was born. It is rumored that a snuff film was made of her death and a couple of people have seen it but redacted their statements once their names were made public. Anyways Carina's parents want justice and they want to know why their daughter suffered so much before her death.
3 months ago
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Fig.Solves
Thank you to everyone who voted and commented on the poll I posted asking what case I should cover next.
Over 20 different cases were suggested in the comments—and I read through every single one of them. I did surface-level research on each, and let me just say: every one of these cases matters.
There’s no way to prioritize which victims deserve more attention than others. It’s impossible.
So here’s what I’ve decided: I’m going to cover all of them.
The most likely approach is that I’ll do a YouTube Short for each case—at minimum—so we can start raising awareness immediately. Full-length videos take more time, but some of these may get that treatment as well.
Again—thank you for participating and pushing these cases forward. These victims deserve a voice.
I will be covering these (in no particular order):
1. Springfield Three
2. Dardeen Family Murders
3. Brian Shaffer
4. Erik Cross
5. Dulce Maria Alavez
6. Summer Wells
7. Mikelle Biggs
8. Michael Wayne Dunahee
9. Kyron Horman
10. Lauren Agee
11. Elizabeth Barraza
12. DeOrr Kunz Jr.
13. Anita Knutson
14. Katie Janness
15. Judy Smith
16. Holly Bobo
17. Long Island Serial Killer
18. Ann Gotlib
19. Emily Pike
20. Ebby Steppach
21. Madeleine Soto
22. Idaho Four
23. West Memphis 3
24. Yogurt Shop Murders
25. San Ysidro McDonald’s Massacre
26. Las Cruces Bowling Alley Massacre
27. Elizabeth Banister
28. Devan Duniver
29. Carina Saunders
30. Debbie Collier
31. Gerald Mooney (early ’7
32. Wendy Woolin
33. Amy Wroe Bechtel
Okay have to end the list here. I’ll get a wait list.
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