The Candyman Murders | Texas True Crime

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  @bettydamnboop3030 · 4 months ago

  I appreciate you naming each person who was kidnapped and murdered. Often times the victim are overshadowed by the murderer . My heart breaks for everyone involved I can’t imagine not knowing where my child is or what’s happening to him or her. This truly is a parent’s worst nightmare. Thank you for covering this case. My condolences to the families and friends May they RIP🙏🏼🕊️🙏🏼

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• AN

  @AndiBanjo · 4 months ago (edited)

  The 2 brothers going missing years apart, is one of the most heartbreaking parts 💔 of all of it. That poor mother. I can NOT even imagine!!

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• MI

  @miked451 · 4 months ago

  Really admire the Dreymala’s strength in addressing this publicly. We need to hear their voices so we never forget.

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• HA

  @HabitualLineSt3pper · 4 months ago

  This is one of the sickest cases. The fact Henley was serving up kids he was in school with to Dean is disturbing. Being in class the following day and knowing why they were absent. Crazy

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• TR

  @TRUECRIMECAM-001 · 4 months ago

  Those boys deserved a future, not a nightmare. Nearly 50 years later, the pain their families carry still feels unbearably fresh.

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• SU

  @sueg8746 · 4 months ago

  Even scarier is that it is believed there are reportedly around 50 serial killers currently operating across America from coast to coast. People should be concerned and vigilant. 😳

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• CL

  @clintgrable7581 · 4 months ago

  I teared up hearing the Dad trying not to cry talking about his son.

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• JE

  @JeffreyHinton-s7c · 3 months ago (edited)

  I was the age of most of his victims. I was born in 1960. I remember hearing about this from the news papers. It was a chilling story. The one thing that always confused me was the fact that so many young men and boys went missing  in one area  and it didn't catch anyone's attention? 29 people and no one asked what's going on here? God please give his victims peace in your kingdom.

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• KD

  @kdallas3966 · 4 months ago

  I do search and rescue.  Everytime I get near the woods, water sources, ditches and fields I wonder who's out there we haven't found. YET.  If god forbid you ever run across a dead body, get out of that area immediately.  Killers frequently come back to those sites for all kinds of reasons.  Those bodies are souvenirs for some.  Some come back to see the decomposition progress.  To help wildlife eat it and break up the remains to make it harder to determine COD.  Some of them think that site is THEIR property.  Immediately contact the police and get away from it.  And killers frequently show up to search for their bodies victims.  To distract the search. To be "heroes " . And they frequently show up at the funerals.  To try and ascertain the status of the case.  To enjoy the grief of mourners.  There are NO BOUNDARIES for human audacity and sadism.  None.

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• SN

  @Snakesnarl · 4 months ago (edited)

  I really don’t think this case gets enough attention. It is absolutely nuts. And this video leaves out SO much

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  @pameladempsey5943 · 4 months ago

  Evil was rampant and these were monsters, demons out loose. I remember when this hit the news and really not being able to believe it, I was 14. I feel so bad for the victims and their families 😢

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  @ElectricBoogalooPt2 · 4 months ago

  Time doesn’t heal, closure never comes; you just develop an ability to compartmentalize and feign sanity to the world around you.

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