Was a Serial Killer Behind These Disappearances (Part 1/2)

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• SU

  @SukiSays23 · 4 days ago

  I’ve seen this subject covered at least half a dozen times.  Never ever heard these details before.  Completely changes the story when you know more about the victims.  Makes it real, and not about the perp.  Thank you CaseFile

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• CO

  @corid1897 · 4 days ago

  Leave a 15 yr old to have to talk to a pervert - awful

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• AL

  @always_b_natural703 · 4 days ago

  TY Casefile<br>Five minutes in and I&apos;ve already learned new information despite following this case from the beginning.<br>Your investigations are awesome

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• SI

  @silverstuff182 · 3 days ago

  Shannon’s terrible end threw a searchlight on the incredible corruption of the Suffolk County police.

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• DI

  @diadhuit · 4 days ago

  Crazy if the cops in NY had have done their job properly LISK could have been caught way quicker

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• HA

  @HannahRuthHopkinson · 4 days ago

  Had Shannon not gone missing I don&apos;t believe &nbsp;this evil creature&apos;s reign of terror would have come to an end for even longer..<br>The police could not have cared LESS about sex workers going missing - they had all the evidence right there at their fingertips 😢 they could have had him years ago- SHAME ON THEM. <br><br>Rest in piece to all the victims of RH , to Shannon Gilbert without whom nobody would have known about any of these crimes and to her mother Marie who never gave up teying to find out what happened to her daughter.. ❤❤

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• SK

  @skyebabi7040 · 3 days ago

  Imagine being employed to &quot;protect and serve&quot; and then ignore these vulnerable women to only protect and serve their own interests.

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• LO

  @lovelostgunfire · 3 days ago

  This was beautifully told, and I know that&apos;s a weird word choice given the subject matter, but I can&apos;t think of another word that is more appropriate to describe the level of care and respect that went into this. <br><br>You brought the victims back to life, in a way. You made it impossible to not see the victims for what they were: people just like all of us. They have families, loved ones, they had likes and dislikes, goals and dreams. <br><br>This is the best example of why taking the time to do things right is so important in the true crime sphere. Thank you for doing what you do.

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• LU

  @LuLaRue-z8o · 3 days ago

  Taking the least exploitative, most humane, and also most compelling, approach to presenting this case because it’s Casefile, and Casefile is the best.

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• TH

  @thisbirdhasflown2554 · 3 days ago

  Excellent and empathetic research and writing, as always. Thank you Casefile❤

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• LI

  @lindas5964 · 3 days ago

  Finally, a comprehensive and complete documentary about this case. Great work! Can’t wait for part 2.

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• KA

  @kateran3544 · 3 days ago

  Thank you as always Casefile!

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