5 Creepiest Cases With Unexpected Endings You'll Never Guess

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, the actions of those involved can baffle investigators and deepen the complexity of an investigation. Beyond normal limits, number five Christine and Nick Skubish disappeared without a trace on June 6, 1994. Although they were both later located, it was under tragic and mysterious circumstances that Christine ultimately did not survive. Chrissy was driving down Highway 50 with her three-year-old son Nick in the back seat as they headed from Sacramento, California. to Carson City Nevada when his car went off the road and into the bottom of a Steep Ravine in a remote area of ​​the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

The area was wooded and isolated and the bottom of the Ravine was not visible from the road. road was known as the bullion gang, a nickname that dates back more than 100 years, during the California gold rush. The original road at that location took a sharp turn and required stagecoaches to stop the thieves. She called it bullion. Bend for the valuable silver bullion these wagons carry and was the site of at least one major robbery, the modern highway at that location did not have as sharp a curve but was still treacherous due to the 40 foot embankments on the other side , when Chrissy and Nick's car rolled to the bottom, the fall was such that Chrissy did not survive as the vehicle hit tree after tree on the way down and the roof was ripped off after impact, although Nick was relatively unharmed, now he was alone in the forest for several days.

Nick remained at the crash site, curled up in pine needles. almost without hope of rescue on June 10, 1994 Deborah Hoyt and her husband were driving on Highway 50 late at night the road was isolated and dark and she remembers that they were singing to stay away suddenly their headlights lit up something shocking there was a woman lying on the side of the road the woman seemed to be completely naked her face was towards the road and she was lying on her side with her knees bent the Hoyts were surprised and alarmed fearing that they had just discovered a practical joke or some kind of trap.

To hijack her car, they drove past the woman and stopped at the nearest phone booth to call the police. Within minutes, the police arrived at the scene but saw no trace of anyone. Deborah was surprised that the woman seemed to be asleep or unconscious, how could she disappear? Pulling off the side of the road so quickly had been a trap, after all, she was so disturbed by the sighting that she begged the officer, a local sheriff's deputy named Rick Strasser, to return in the morning to investigate the area. daylight the next morning. Ben returned to the bullion to investigate.

At first glance, nothing was unusual, but upon closer inspection he discovered a child's shoe lying on the side of the road, just beyond the shoe was a steep cliff leading into a ravine as the officer looked before seeing the. remains of a vehicle because the curve was in the area where Chrissy and Nick had been reported missing, he immediately suspected that the car belonged to them, it seemed that no one could have survived the accident, even so the officer went down to check where it made a shocking impact . discovery Nick was lying on the passenger side of the car in the fetal position, naked and unconscious, however, he had a pulse and was breathing.

Strasser quickly called an ambulance and the victim was rushed to the nearest hospital. The doctors who examined him said he could only have had a few hours to live if he had not been discovered. Against all odds, he survived five days and four nights alone. Tragically, Chrissy did not survive the accident. Crime scene investigators believed she died instantly upon impact. She was still strapped into the driver's seat. sitting and fully clothed, it was impossible for her to have been the woman on the road that night, yet the woman Deborah saw has

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been accounted for. Both the Hoyts and Chrissy's family have come to believe in an explanation that science cannot explain.

They believe it was possible for Christine's spirit to save Nick that day by creating a ghostly sighting along the road. Such a sighting, while Eerie is a testament to the absolute strength of a mother's love, if true, although Nick was only three years old and unable to give a full account of his time at the bottom of the cliff, he told the doctors and to the police that he had seen a bright light floating around him that he called an angel and that his mother had also been walking around even though she was still inside. of the car with a seat belt Nick also said that he went up and down the Steep embankment, a beach that seemed impossible to a small child but would explain why his shoe was on the road to this day, almost 20 years after.

Debra maintains that she saw something miraculous that night. Representative Strasser agrees and has commented that I absolutely believe something special happened here. I think it's a miracle. It's a whole series of events that I can't explain. I have often thought about it. I just don't have the answers. Nick, now an adult, is healthy and independent and believes that it is thanks to his mother taking care of him that he is still alive today, number four. Jolene Cummings was a single mother and cosmetologist based in Fernandita Beach, Florida, when she disappeared in 2018. Authorities suspected domestic violence, but the real truth of what happened to the cheerful and loving young woman would come to haunt the community of she.

A new co-worker turned out to be someone else, a cold-blooded individual capable of taking the life of a woman she barely knew, according to Jolene's friends. She was sociable and well-liked, she grew up in Nassau County, Florida and eventually settled not far from where she was raised by her mother and her stepfather. After high school, she studied cosmetology in nearby Jacksonville, Florida, she also had a young daughter who Raising herself after learning the skills necessary to become a hairstylist, Jolene returned to Nassau County and got a job as a hairstylist at a salon in Fernandina Beach called Tangles, and built a loyal customer base through social media and word of mouth.

References In addition to being successful at work, Jolene was also building a relationship with a man named Jason Cummings in 2013, the couple married and had two children in the following years. Jolene's friends called her a devoted mother and said she put her three children first. Whatever happened in 2017, Jolene and Jason broke up. Jolene shared custody of her two children with Jason and the couple was in the process of divorcing in 2018 when she mysteriously disappeared. It is unclear why investigators initially suspected domestic violence in Jolene's case, as it appears that Jason and Jolene were working to be friendly with their young children, however, Jason was the first person to notice that Jolene was missing. on May 13, 2018.

She was unable to pick up her children from a week-long stay with Jason. Jason was worried as were Jolene's friends. He knew how devoted she was to motherhood and he didn't think she would willingly miss out on seeing her children, he told Jolene's mother, and the next day Ann called the police department to search someone's cakes. missing Jolene turned 34 years old. It quickly turned out that Jolene had not been seen since May 12 when she took a closing shift at work at Tangles Hair Salon. Jolene had been working that day with Jennifer Seibert, a new employee that no one knew very well, however it was known that Jennifer and Jolene did not get along according to reports that the women had argued and Jolene thought that Jennifer was pretending to be someone she wasn't.

It was May 14 as part of their routine investigation, investigators stopped by the living room to speak with Jennifer about Jolene's last known whereabouts. on her way to work when the salon owner called her to inform her that the police wanted to talk to her instead of rushing to help, although Jennifer turned around and gave herself the day off, then texted the owner saying that had resigned. Finally she called the police herself and told them that she could not get involved in the investigation in any way. Jennifer claimed that her ex-boyfriend was a stalker and a computer expert who would track her down if her name appeared in any official police report.

They were suspicious of Jennifer's claims but couldn't find her to ask her for more information because the information she had given to her boss at her hair salon turned out to include a false home address. This all happened on May 14, the same day Jolene was murdered. reported missing on May 15 Jolene's car, a beige Ford Expedition, was located in a Home Depot parking lot. Surveillance footage revealed that she had been parked there at approximately 1 a.m. on May 13, just a few hours after Jolene had left work, the driver being Jennifer Seibert. In the images, Jennifer can be seen walking to a nearby gas station before getting into a taxi.

The gas station attendant told police that Jennifer bought a bottle of water and used the phone to call the taxi. She had several fresh scratches on her face. Jennifer quickly became the main one. person of interest in the ongoing investigation, police placed a bolo alert for her car, a black Kia Soul, later that day or on May 16, was found at a rest stop on I-95 in nearby county from St. Johns, Florida. Jennifer had bandages on her face. Jennifer was charged with Grand Theft Auto for stealing Jolene's car, without However, police were also gathering evidence implicating her in Jolene's disappearance. and potentially even her death, the first clue that something had gone wrong in the salon where the scratches on Jennifer's face.

Crime scene investigators also conducted a routine sweep on May 14 and found massive amounts of bodily fluid residue on the walls, chairs, cabinets and sinks. Analysis indicated it belonged to Jolie. Authorities also obtained surveillance footage behind Tingle's hair salon. In it, Jennifer could be seen carrying heavy bags of trash to a dumpster behind the hair salon on the night of May 12. On the 14th, although the garbage container had already been emptied. Jennifer was also located on surveillance footage from a local Walmart on the night of May 12. She purchased 30-gallon garbage bags, cleaning gloves, ammonia, and an electric carving knife.

The purchase of the knife in particular surprised investigators, including the Sheriff. Bill Leeper, who told the media he was baffled by Jennifer's cold-blooded activities, all of this information was coming together to paint a gruesome picture of what could have happened to Jolie, but investigators still wondered why. Jennifer could have done such a thing. It had to do with the argument that had recently happened between the two women. It was already known that Jolene and Jennifer did not get along with Jolene claiming that Jennifer was pretending to be someone or something she was not. It was Jennifer herself who finally provided the answer afterward.

After 48 hours in police custody Jennifer told police something shocking in her videotaped interview, she said, "When you check my fingerprints, they'll show up as Kimberly Lee Kessler. I'm 50 years old and I've been on the run from the police." FBI for more than 25 years Jennifer's shocking confession was completely

unexpected

, however, investigators consulted with authorities in other states and determined that Kimberly Kessler was a real woman who had been reported missing in Pennsylvania in 2004. In the car of Jennifer and Kimberly, the police found false documents and identification cards. For at least 18 different aliases, the documents showed that she lived in more than 30 cities in 14 states since the late 1990s.

It is unclear why Kimberly first took a false identity. Her claim of being on the run from the FBI has

never

been corroborated, however, once. her deception was discovered. Federal charges, including possession of a false passport, were added to a record. It is likely that Kimberly attacked Jolene because she was afraid that the truth about her identity would come to light. Jolene had identified that something was wrong with the other woman and Kimberly felt threatened. Police continued to uncover massive amounts of evidence as they delved deeper into the investigation, in addition to the DNA evidence found on Tangles, evidence of Jolene's bodily fluids was also found inside Kimberly's storage locker and on her boots and socks.

Kimberly's phone also suggested that she had planned an attack two weeks before Jolene disappeared. Kimberly searched for thingsas coworker guilty of murder missing person body not found in the two days between Jolene's missing person report and her arrest Kimberly searched for Jolene Cummings or a variation of her name more than 400 times a search also included the phrase nobody, no crime, all of this evidence was enough to convict Kimberly Kessler of first degree murder in The Disappearance and Death of Jolene Cummings. She is currently serving a life sentence in prison without parole; However, despite investigators' best efforts, Jolene's body has never been found, it was likely placed in the dumpster behind Tangles and taken to a local landfill where searches have turned up nothing since.

Her children and her ex-husband Jason told local reporters that they were going to a local public park to celebrate Jolene's birth. I remember where there is a memorial bench in her name Jolene still does not have grave number three Odessa Carey 35 was a patient of Community Mental Health Services in Ashington Northumberland England Odessa has a long history of mental health problems and a history of violent incidents involving to her mother who was her primary caregiver, Odessa's mother, also named Odessa, was the primary caregiver for her daughter, as well as her two sons, neither of whom suffered from the same mental health issues that seemed to affect her daughter. , according to Lawrence Cook.

Odessa Carey Jr.'s brother, suspecting that his sister was a threat to his mother, recalled talking to his brother and eventually reporting his sister's behavior to authorities, telling them that he feared Odessa Sr.'s life was in danger from his own daughter; However, it appears that minimal measures, if any, were taken. Furthermore, Odessa Carey Sr. did not want to be separated from his daughter, the 73-year-old woman who had mobility problems and used a scooter to get around always supported her and helped her. He refused to abandon Odessa Jr, according to the Daily Mail. Loved ones of Odessa's seniors had told him not to let his daughter into their home or be alone with her but he didn't want to turn his back on her.

Odessa senior had struggled with mental illness for years, according to her partner of 15 years, Sharon O'Brien, when they met in 2006, her symptoms were not serious, but little by little something seemed to improve. Getting over the young Odessa Jr seemed to come and go in incidents of rage and fear in which she seemed to be someone else entirely. Sharon watched helplessly as Odessa cut his legs to the bone or tried to force his way through the wall of her house. In order to reach neighbors who he believed wanted to harm his family, Odessa also experienced paranoia and at one point removed all the light bulbs in his house because he thought they were cameras.

She was eventually placed in the care of the Green Acres Centre, which is a community mental health center run by the English National Health Service; However, Sharon believes that Odessa never received the care she needed and instead continued to deteriorate in 2017. Odessa Jr was briefly held against her will in a hospital after holding Sharon and her mother hostage. . at the Odessa nursing home in 2018, she attacked her elderly mother with a bath board shortly after Sharon convinced her to move out in hopes of keeping an eye on Odessa Jr. However, Sharon saw fewer and fewer glimpses of the old Odessa that he once loved instead of Odessa.

She would sit in the middle of the floor, laughing hysterically and screaming for hours several times. Odessa told mental health workers at Green Acres Center that she was experiencing delusions, including the belief that her mother had been replaced by an imposter; However, she never reproached him. She will be for more than a few days nor was she formally diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia or another mental health disorder, but instead health care workers reportedly attributed the problems to substance abuse. Tragically, Odessa Junior's mental health issues boiled over in 2019 acting under the delusion that an imposter had replaced him. his mother attacked his mother and took her own life Odessa Jr used a heavy sledgehammer to carry out the assault on him before marking his mother's body with religious symbols.

The shocking aftermath of the horrendous crime was captured on video by CCTV cameras in the area after Odessa attacked it. mother, used kitchen knives and scissors to remove Odessa father's head, which she placed in a plastic shopping bag. Odessa carried the bag with her for some time and can be seen walking with it along the quiet pavements of Northumberland on several CCTV cameras. She took the bag to visit a family friend and, sitting in her garden, she unwrapped his head and kissed it. The friend was horrified and called Sharon, who quickly called the police. Odessa was arrested hiding in the attic of a nearby house.

The owner has not been identified. and it is unclear whether the house is Sharon's or someone else's in the arrest video. Odessa is subdued and dispassionate. Her mother's head was located in a cabinet under the sink of the house. Odessa has been declared mentally incompetent to stand trial, however a jury has agreed. that she is responsible for the death of her mother and that she will remain imprisoned in a psychiatric hospital for the rest of her life. Sharon spoke to her and tells her that Odessa remains completely lost in the fog of mental illness; The woman Odessa once knew seems to still believe she killed an imposter, not her mother, and is asked to speak to her mother on the phone in this tragic case that ultimately highlights the crucial importance of mental health systems.

The attack could have been stopped if the professionals had formally taken Odessa seriously. diagnose her delusions or place her in a psychiatric confinement for her safety and the safety of others. The Odessa brothers have issued a statement saying they hope lessons can be learned from this tragedy to improve the healthcare system and prevent other families from suffering this devastating experience. number two when she was just 13 Alicia Kazakovich met a man online it was 2001 and the heyday of internet chat rooms was at its peak teenagers weren't yet taught to distrust the people they befriended or at least not in the way they are today it was Alice's story that changed, making an entire generation much more aware of the dangers of an increasingly online world.

Alicia had what she called an incredible childhood, she loved to sing and dance and was close with her mother and her older brother. It was her brother who first introduced her to the Internet. He was a gamer and he introduced her to the Internet as a way to play with other people. Alicia got a username and quickly logged in. All of her friends were also connected and would do it. spends hours chatting about anything, she says her parents taught her about stranger danger, but that it was about people you meet on the street, not strangers on the Internet, on the Internet, she was discovering that a stranger could soon become in a friend, such was the case.

With one particular online friend that Alicia met in the early 2000s, she said that he was a boy her age and that he was interested in the same things as her. The boy knew how to listen and for months Alicia chatted with him every night telling him. about her successes and failures and her hopes and dreams every night, he comforted her and told her that he cared about her, but Alicia's confidant was not a fellow teenager, in fact, he was a software engineer from 38 years old named Scott. Tyree Scott lived in a house in Herndon. Virginia had a 12-year-old daughter with her ex-wife.

She knew her neighbors well and was sociable with them for some time. Scott had lived with the woman and her two daughters. Around the year 2000, the woman and her daughters moved out, although Scott did not. had primary custody of their daughter, she visited him during the New Year's Day holidays of 2002, flew back to California to be with her mother, leaving Scott alone in Herndon that afternoon, Scott made a five-hour drive to Pittsburgh, her reason for meeting her online friend Alicia Kazakovich Alicia had just finished a family New Year's celebration her mom prepared pork and sauerkraut and the next course was dessert Alicia told her mom that her stomach hurt and she wanted lie down but instead of going up he snuck away.

She walked out the front door and got lost in the dark at 13. She was afraid of the dark and normally didn't go out alone at night. The weather was cold and she had no coat. She walked down the street for about a block in wonder. In the silence that only fell after a layer of snow covered the ground just as she began to get nervous, a man called her name, it was Scott. Alicia hasn't specifically said whether she knew Scott was older before meeting him in person, if she knew. She was probably surprised by his appearance.

Scott had long, thinning hair, which was often tied in a ponytail. He had a round face and a full, dark mustache. He couldn't pass for a teenager. When Alicia got into her car, she immediately became nervous. Scott could be from her Sensing this, he grabbed her wrist firmly and held it so tightly that she feared it would break. He told her to be good and to keep quiet as she sped down the quiet residential streets. At first, Alicia thought they would just walk around the block or drive. through the neighborhood, but as the car continued to move, the street names became unfamiliar and she realized that something was very wrong and she began to cry.

Scott continued driving even as Alicia hoped her crying would get attention. After five hours they arrived at her house in Virginia. Scott parked. the car into his driveway and dragged Alicia into the house down a flight of stairs and into a basement with a padlocked door, then he seemed to change his mind, took Alicia upstairs to his room and chained her to the bed. with a necklace around it. Scott's neck kept her captive there for four days. Scott's predilection for Internet use would ultimately prove to be his undoing as he held Alicia captive. Scott broadcast his gruesome activities online.

One viewer recognized Alicia from a missing person poster her parents had distributed. and alerted the authorities. The individual gave the FBI Scott's username and investigators were able to use this to trace her IP address. The FBI arrived at Scott's house around 4 pm Alicia got lucky just that morning Scott had told her, "I'm starting to like you." too much tonight let's go for a drive Alicia knew this was a threat to her life if the investigators hadn't gotten to the house when they did, she might not have survived when the FBI got to the house Alicia heard the sound of banging and The men were shouting that she was convinced they were Scott's co-conspirators coming to attack her, so she rolled under the bed to hide when the FBI entered the bedroom, they asked her to come out from under the bed with her hands on her back. the air when it came out and they saw.

At the face of the missing girl they breathed a sigh of relief. Alicia saw the letters FBI on their jackets and knew she was safe. They freed her from her chains and transported her directly to a nearby hospital. The next day she was reunited with her family. Scott Finally she went. arrested and in 2003 sentenced to serve a 20-year prison sentence for his crimes. Alicia has become a powerful advocate for teens, promoting internet safety and technology literacy. At age 14, she and her parents started a nonprofit organization. she called the project Alicia which works to educate families and children of all ages.

She also helped pass Alice's Law in several states that provided funding for Internet crime task forces. Alicia's tireless advocacy has helped thousands of children across the country for nearly 20 years. She has dedicated herself. For this job she even earned a master's degree in forensic psychology in 2007. Alicia spoke in front of the House Judiciary Committee of the US Congress about the dangers of sexual crimes on the Internet and told representatives that to this day continues crying for that child that was me. child that was stolen from me make no mistake that child was murdered the bogeyman is real and lives on the internet he lives on my computer and lives on yours while you are sitting here he is in your house with your children number one Kenya Maj se He moved to the United States from Honduras in 2004 when he was just 12 years old.

Having been raised primarily by her grandmother and her mother, who had been living in the United States since Kenya was a year old, she was nervous about the transition, but Kenya seemed to adapt to the new environment immediately, learning English quickly and joining his stepfather and his two half brothers. Kenya and her family lived in Aurora Colorado, a city located east of Denver in June 2010. Kenya graduated high school and enrolled in a career in broadcast journalism. program in Denver she moved out of her parents' house and moved in with her boyfriend Lewis on Friday, March 31, 2011, Kenya, nineteen, and a couple of friendsThey went to the 24K Lounge, a nightclub in downtown Denver, Kenya and her friends were underage, so she used fake IDs to enter the club after a few hours of drinking and dancing, Kenya left her friends to going to the bathroom, she asked them to take care of her while she went, but Kenya never answered the story of what happened to Kenya.

The night is confused and confused. Some sources report that she left alone, while others say she left with an unidentified man. Kenya's stepfather, Tony, says he was told he was asked to leave the club because of her level of intoxication. This was so out of character. character that she worries that someone may have slipped something into her drink, it later became clear that the friends Kenya was with that night were not part of her usual group, so when she became separated from them, they may have assumed he met with her. Her boyfriend Lewis tragically returned home.

This was not the case when Kenya did not return home on the morning of April 1. Her boyfriend Lewis worried about her and called her sister to check if Kenya was there, but no one had seen her. She didn't answer the phone as she was with friends she had gone out with the night before. It wasn't until that afternoon that her friends came to Kenya's house to drop off her phone and purse, telling her parents and Lewis that she left the items on a table at the club, the first clue to Kenya's whereabouts was a text Kenya had received from an unsaved number that said: Hi, this is Travis, the guy who gave you a ride last night in the creepy white van.

You get home fine. Kenya's parents called Travis' number several times, but he didn't answer. Frustrated, they went to the police to file a missing person report, but were told they had to wait 72 hours in the meantime, Travis was the only clue to her. Travis was Travis Forbes, a local Denver area man who worked in a bakery and as an entrepreneur selling gluten-free granola bars, when he spoke to Kenya's stepfather on April 2, he told him that he had seen Kenya on the sidewalk around at 2:30 am talking. A homeless man offered Kenya a ride and she told them she wanted to go back to the club when they arrived, even though the club was closed, so he offered to give Kenya a ride home, according to Travis as they left the city center. .

Kenya decided she wanted a cigarette, the gas station was closed but Kenya accepted a cigarette from another man she was outside smoking. Travis said she Kenya wanted to leave with the man she seemed to know, the couple left together and that was the last time he saw her. Tony thanked Travis for telling him and called the police again wanted to file a missing persons report, but the police told him it was too soon as Kenya had last been seen in the early hours of April 1, in addition to talking at length. with Tony, Travis also offered to meet him at the gas station. where he said he had left Kenya, Tony was nervous about meeting him but accepted in hopes of finding his daughter, meanwhile Kenya's mother was so nervous about Tony going to the gas station to meet Travis that she called To the police, who agreed to send an officer when Tony and Travis arrived, they were met by an officer who asked both men what was going on.

Travis reiterated the same story. The police officer then asked for a few minutes to speak privately with Travis. Tony pulled over near Travis' truck to wait. That's when he noticed an extremely strong chemical odor coming from the truck, similar to bleach. The police were interested in Travis' side of the story because he had a fairly extensive criminal record and they wanted to make sure he wasn't somehow involved in Kenya's disappearance when he was a teenager. He had been arrested for burglarizing 16 homes and businesses and spent time in jail for theft. He also had a history of violence against women in 2004.

He was charged with assault for throwing rocks at female joggers in April 2011 when Kenya disappeared. Travis was free. probation on a domestic violence charge, he seemed to be a natural suspect in the young woman's disappearance, however, his story was verified before letting Travis go, the officer looked at his truck and also noticed that it had a strong chemical odor on the back of the truck. New carpets were also finally installed on April 4th. Kenya's family was able to file a missing person report for Kenya. The police investigation began in Earnest and authorities worked to put together a timeline of the young woman's night.

Investigators quickly discovered that Kenya could be seen in surveillance footage from outside a condominium complex called The Lofts. The footage showed Kenya walking with a mystery man, presumably someone who left the 24K Club when she did, investigators were able to identify the man who said he and Kenya returned to her Loft, but when they arrived, she changed her mind and He said he had to return to his friends in a matter of minutes. She can be seen outside again in the surveillance video. Kenya appears intoxicated in the images, she staggers and walks with an unsteady gait.

After leaving the building she is seen in. She chats with a nearby homeless man before leaving the box, presumably some time after this she met Travis Forbes. Articles about Kenya's movements and his surveillance images do not indicate that either the man who lived in the Lofts or the homeless man were suspects in After their disappearance on April 5, the owner of the bakery where Travis worked made a discovery terrifying that would have a major impact on the case. Owner Monica Poole said she arrived at work the morning of April 2 to find the surveillance cameras had been turned off.

She turned off when she turned them on. The last recording was from the night before, at approximately 7:30 p.m. m., in the images you can see Travis Forbes wearing long latex gloves and putting a cart into the freezer of the bakery, in the cart there was a white cooler that had been taped on, the police quickly recovered the cooler from The bakery, however, had been completely whitewashed, as had the back of Travis' truck. There was no physical evidence either. Police also spoke to business owners in the area surrounding the bakery, one man told police. Investigators who had seen two men burn something in a 55-gallon barrel on April 1.

Another said he saw Travis cleaning out the big white cooler on April 2 when Travis' boss asked him about the footage and said he turned off the cameras because he was going to change. clothes Despite this explanation the police were suspicious of Travis and even more so when he abruptly left the state at the end of April, however, it was not until July 2011 when there was a break in the Kenya case and unfortunately it was because Travis tried to claim another victim. In Fort Collins, Colorado, Lydia Tillman, 30, was attacked in her own apartment. She was a Salin, she was a man she didn't know, she set fire to her apartment and left her for dead after the attack.

Lydia, seriously injured, managed to jump off it. second floor window at her hospital Her injuries were so severe that she was in a coma for more than five weeks, but she survived and her attacker left a DNA trail under her fingernails. Authorities tested the DNA and she matched Travis Forbes. He was arrested on July 10. 2011. When he was taken into police custody, he was walking home with another young woman, potentially his next victim. Travis told investigators he would tell them everything that happened on April 1 in exchange for better treatment and not being labeled a sex offender in prison.

On August 26, 2011, he confessed to taking Kenya's life on April 1 in the early hours of the morning. Travis had been driving with a friend when he saw Kenya talking to the homeless man outside Loft Apartments, he stopped and offered her a ride. Travis took her to her boyfriend's apartment and he agreed with the way she left her friend Kenya. He eventually passed out in Travis' truck and attempted to assault her before finally taking her life, then placed her body in the white cooler that he then kept. at the bakery until he moved Kenya to a burial site near Interstate 76.

He then burned everything in the back of his truck in the 55-gallon barrel and bleached the truck and cooler. In September 2011, authorities located Kenya's remains in the grave where Travis said they would be. On September 26, 2011, Travis pleaded guilty to first-degree murder. It's an unusual case made even more puzzling by Travis' decision to text Kenya on the morning of April 1 if her number hadn't been in his phone. It could have taken investigators much longer to locate him as of 2022, Travis is serving a life sentence and is not eligible for parole. Thank you all very much for watching it.

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