Cleveland Torso Murders - Q+A

- Hello and welcome to another edition of BuzzFeed Unsolved Postmortem, a show where we answer your most pressing questions about the most recent episode of BuzzFeed Unsolved, which was Cleveland Torso Murders. All the questions we answer today come from you, via our BuzzFeed Unsolved Facebook page and our BuzzFeed Unsolved Instagram page. I caught you red-handed and saw you making that stupid face at first. Don't even pretend like you don't know what I'm talking about, let's move on. - I don't... - Oh, uh, uh, what are you talking about? Me? (mocking noises) Answer the question. - Taking it to 'gram city, here it is from missjgroves_.

Does Shane realize how easy it would be to frame him for murder? "What he says is very suspicious." - I don't think you realize that. You've said a lot of incriminating things. -I don't think he did it. I have a beautiful butterfly enclosed in glass. Surely, every night of the week, he would be in a bar, a gambling den, or a brothel. I guess I'll go into town this weekend and murder some people. -The things he did were nice, eh, for lack of better terms...-Wonderful? - If modern devices didn't exist, you would be... - I would be a monster. - A crazy psychopath. - Yeah.

I'm going to take the route of having a room full of... - Like a serial killer's lair? - Yes, he is like a serial killer who has traveled a lot. Please indicate in the comments who is most likely to be a murderer. - One day. - Obviously it's Ryan. - One day. Moving on to Facebook, yes. This comes from Dan Botham. "Did you ever identify the chemical preservative that some of the bodies had been treated with, chromium arsenicals?" Oh, wow, I'm going to sound really... - Why did you choose this if you couldn't pronounce any of it? - Well, because it was a good question, but now I'm going to sound very stupid. "Creosote, pentachlorophenol, formaldehyde, embalming fluid? "Because that could seriously narrow down" the list of suspects. "Embalming fluid is a cocktail of chemicals and each funeral home would have their own special mix." Every source I looked at just said chemical preservative.

In fact, there was one source I looked at that said it looked more like her skin was red. from a chemical burn. So, unfortunately, I couldn't find out what the liquid was. Sweeney had the embalming house right next to his office. Sweeney was a secret suspect at the time and they couldn't really go into an embalming house and be like, "Let me see your cocktails." - I mean, if they were cops, just do it. - I don't know, are you able to walk into a morgue and say, "Let me see your lab?" " - What, what do you have here? (laughs) Back to 'gram city, here's Kaeghyr. "Hey Ryan, what month is it?" - Oh, you, very funny, huh?

February. - February. - Look, that even sounds weird to me. - No, I did it correctly. - I bet you if I looked it up in the Merriam Webster Dictionary right now, I would have the correct pronunciation. - Look, a very easy way to solve this, we stumbled upon this last year, it's February! Let's get those, let's get that, let's get the streamers, it's February, baby! - I can't say... - Air horn. - Febs in the middle of an episode. - It's happening, Ry - Ah, here we go. - You could say Febs in one episode. - Merriam Webster, February, it's okay. - It doesn't say February. - It's okay, you say it, no, you say it. - February. - February. - February. - He didn't say the R. - Some people say the R, some people don't. - Well then, what the hell? (dance music) - Well, yeah, but you say February-and-yery. - February. - That's it.

It's better. - February, February 2. - That's a little better, yes. - This one comes from Carmen Martín. "If only three bodies were identified and "none of them were even found whole," then how do you know that most of the victims "were homeless or sex workers?" "Furthermore, while it is not implausible "that Frank Dolezal was murdered, "it is also not implausible that he "hanged himself." "All he would have had to do was bend his knees and 'let gravity take care of the rest.'" However, he definitely got a bad reputation and any justice he received for being "proven innocent" came very little and too late." First part of that question.

The reason they thought they were homeless or sex workers was because they didn't have any identification. The second part of that, I would think that even if you bent your knees, to sit up, for example, your Survival instinct wouldn't activate automatically and your legs... I don't know, I guess my mind isn't. It's not in a pretty dark place, but... - Morbid question for a morning like this. - Yeah, I just... -Happy Valentine's Day. (laughs) -Robin Greer "Wait, but, if the victim "with blood on the floor had been there for two months," isn't it possible that the person "was actually the first victim" instead of the killer losing his touch? "The first murder was impulsive and the rest were premeditated." The Sixth Victim, an unidentified 40-year-old man, had been dead for two months.

The body was there for two months, but the first murder was a year earlier. - Oh , then Robin should pay more attention. - Maybe, I don't know. It's good to ask a question once in a while, sometimes you need clarification. - Okay, sorry, I got a little hostile Robin. - He hasn't taken it yet. your morning coffee. (gurgling noise) Are you feeling better? You just spilled your coffee all over the table. Oh, now you, what... - Back to 'gram city, here's katie.de .katy."My favorite holiday is also the 4th of July! "What do you like most about it?

There are a lot of things I like about the 4th of July. - I want to be clear that the questions I chose were from Facebook and the questions Shane chose were from Instagram. Mine was a discernment about a detail of a case. His was: What do you like about the 4th of July? - You know, when the barbecue is going on, people have... There's a kind of, it feels like a, a block party. all over the country. Everyone is a little bit out, your neighbors are out, even the ones you don't like, you're talking to them.

You smell meat in the air. There were people on the street late into the night. It's just a wonderful time. Some people go to the beach, you know? Some people go to the beach. - It's just another American holiday to celebrate gluttony. - You sure like the 4th of July, right? - Okay, probably It's not even in my Top 5. - It's not in your Top 5? - No. - The Midwest, the East Coast, they have the 4th of July. You guys don't understand the value of a summer and that's okay. You guys are just different here. - Yes, we just enjoy being comfortable all the time.

What a bunch of idiots. - Yes, basically, you took the words out of my mouth. Next question. - This is from Facebook, this is Joe Tanchillo. "Hey guys, what's up with Detective Merylo saying that Sweeney was 'too overweight' to ride the train between New Castle and Cleveland? What does that mean?" Detective Merylo felt that Sweeney was too overweight to make the round-trip train trip between New Castle and Cleveland, which consequently led Merylo to rule out Sweeney as a suspect. - I feel like the only way you can be too overweight to travel by train is if you weigh like 12 tons. - When I read that I also thought it was strange.

However, no further explanation was given, he simply said: "He's too overweight to ride on rails." I don't know, I don't know man. - What's up with that? - I don't understand it at all, it doesn't make any sense. - Fair question, what's up with that? - It's a train, I don't know, I don't know what's going on with that. - What's with that? - What's up with that? - Joe, we are with you, what? With that. Alright, let's go back to Gram City. - No, wait a second, that question has a second part. More importantly, why does Shane look like he's out to lunch at the beginning of every Q&A episode?

I mean, I think he's funny, so please don't stop, but I have to know why. #Shaniacs-I honestly don't know what he's talking about here. - I think we can move on to, you know what, move on to the last three starts. Hello and welcome to another edition of Buzzfeed Unsolved: Postmortum, a show where we answer your most pressing questions about the latest episode of Buzzfeed Unsolved. A show where we answer your most pressing questions about the most recent episode of Buzzfeed Unsolved. The latest episode of Buzzfeed Unsolved. - I do not know what to tell you. - Either he is a little or he has holes in his brain. - We have one more from 'gram city. -He has holes in his brain. - This one is from Aspirinstan. "Hey guys, do you like black licorice?" - Yes I believe. -I don't hate him, I think he has a bad reputation.

I'm not actively looking for it. - People treat him as if he were the worst thing on Earth. - The artificial banana flavor is pretty bad. - Actually, I enjoy the artificial banana flavor... - Do you? - It's really good, it's actually my favorite Hi-Chew flavor. - I know there is something I hate. - TRUE. - TRUE? I hate the truth? - Ghosts are real. Let's go. -What do we have ahead of us this week? - This week we have a case full of secret. There are many strange details that go into the case. We don't know who the victim is.

We don't know who killed her. That's it for this episode of BuzzFeed Unsolved Postmortem. Be sure to tune in to the episode this Friday and then send your questions to the Buzzfeed Unsolved Facebook page and the Buzzfeed Unsolved Instagram page and maybe we'll answer them in the next Postmortum. - We will receive them all next week. - Very good, see you later. - That's all for Postmortum, now we move on to the Post Show. Our weekly Q&A has concluded. Now I welcome you to the... - Wait, can I? I want to see how long... - Part of the program, no. - Can you just give me the...? - Not so much, calm down brother. - Yeah, just give me the courtesy of knowing how long I have to put up with this stupid shit. - Now I welcome you to the part of the program that we call The Hot Daga, The Hot Dog Saga. - I guess I could check my emails. - Commissioned by Ryan Bergara, written by me and loved by all viewers.

A can of soup, some chips and a holographic corn, aboard an old and dilapidated spaceship. Welcome to the Minostrone, a first-class twin engine. She's a little beat up, but she'll take you to the drive-thru if you know what I'm saying. This boat is a beauty. A naval beauty'. How did you get a piece of metal as thin as this? I ran weapons. Don't you mean space wars? You mean when Space Pope Chili IX declared war on soups? Yes of course. There is no need to explain that, we will always remember it, many soups died. Which side did you fight with Mike on?

Were you in the sauce? Gene, that's rude. That's rude, Gene. He was in the sauce. I fought for soups, I am soup. Thanks for your service. Tell me, you're not THE Mike Soup, are you? The Soup Baron, the pirate captain who personally assassinated Space Pope Chili 9 and ended the Space War, but also blew up a civilian transport in the process and became a space pariah, forced to go to the outer rim, where it continued. Fight the remaining hostile factions of the Chili Empire who refused to recognize the Treaty of Versoy? - That was a mouthful, I just realized that there are probably a lot of people who don't even know what's going on, if they're tuning in for the first time. - No, I'm not that Mike Soup.

Well, where are we going? We are heading to the planet Tomat Zero. I know a guy who can get us the Banooli Converter we need to make the hyperspace jump to the wormhole in the... (cough) In the Graxulon Quadrant. - Your body is trying to save you. - Enough time to talk, more time to talk, idiots. We have to go back in time so we can save my dead wife and all your stupid friends. Very good, Minestrone. - Yes captain? - That's the spaceship talking. Engage the twins and set a course toward Tomat Zero. - Oh, oh captain.

And then we played some Star Trek music. - Are you doing a Helm impression? - I guess it's like a computer, yeah. (Star Trek music) - There's a lot of backstory to this... Are you happy with this season so far? -I was thinking that today we have a personal assistant who is working on the program for the first time and she looked very, very confused. -She's jumping up and down right now. -No, she is not, she is actually sitting. - Yes, I was inspired by Tolstoy. -I think she may have articulated... Did you just say, "Yes, I was inspired by Tolstoy"? -I think that's what she was asking. - No, she didn't ask that. - Tolstoy? - No, no, okay, well, that's... (mumbles) - Tolstoy is not my scene so... (crime music)