At around noon on May 27th, 1999, 42-year-old
Dale Williams was at his business, Pro Body Shop, in Nucla, Colorado, playing a round
of darts with a friend. During the game, someone called the shop and
Williams answered the phone. His friend said that by the way he talked,
it sounded like he was talking to a woman. The call was to help someone who needed a
jumpstart between the communities of Bedrock and Paradox, which was about 35 miles away
from the shop. Before leaving the shop, Williams checked
in the office and told them that he was going out on the call. His staff thought that it was unusual that
he was going to on the call because he wasn’t a mechanic. Later that night, he didn’t return home, but
his wife just assumed he got caught up at work and she went to bed. The next morning, she discovered he hadn’t
returned so she called the police. The police searched for Williams, but he was
nowhere to be found. Then, over next several weeks, odd things started
to turn up. First, torn up photographs of Williams and
his family were found outside of his autobody shop. Also, there were .22 caliber bullets scattered
on the ground. A short time later, Williams’ wife, who owned a
video rental store found a .22 caliber handgun in the video drop box. His wife recognized the gun, it belonged to Williams. The police think that someone broke into the
shop and stole the gun and the pictures. This led the police to speculate that the
killer might be a former friend of Williams. Williams and his wife helped moved the former
friend’s wife out of state and they refused to give him her new address. The police interviewed the former friend and
they dismissed him as a witness. Five weeks later, a family swimming at the
confluence of the San Miguel and Dolores Rivers in Western Colorado made an unusual discovery. 10 feet below the water was Williams’ truck. The truck was in gear and the ignition was
on, meaning someone drove it into the water. The car was about 40 miles away from the area
where Williams was heading for the call. The police determined that the call was made
from a stolen cell phone, but they don’t know who made the call that lured him out of the
shop. They also have no idea what happened to Williams. Sadly, his body has never been found. His family are still hoping that someone will
come forward with information that will crack the case. In early 1979, the Winegar family of Burlington,
Vermont, started to get harassing phone calls. The caller targeted the family’s youngest
daughter, 17-year-old Selinda Jean, who went by the name Cindy. The calls got to be so bad that the family
was forced to change their phone number. On March 21, 1979, Cindy left her home to
go visit a friend, but she never made it there. When her parents realized that she was missing;
they contacted the police. The police thought that Cindy had run away
because in the months before she disappeared, Cindy started smoking marijuana and she had
become argumentative with her parents. Her family thought it was possible, but then
days after the disappearance, Cindy’s mother got a horrifying phone call from an unidentified
caller. It was a man, and he said: The man then quickly hung up the phone. The family told the police about the call,
but they supposedly didn’t follow up on it and they didn’t search the river. Over the course of the next few years, there
were several unconfirmed sightings of Cindy. Two years after she disappeared, one of Cindy’s
Aunt said that she saw Cindy standing at the back at her father’s funeral, but no one else
saw her. Years later, Cindy’s mother passed away without
ever finding out what happened to her daughter. Cindy’s siblings think it’s possible she ran
away, but they also point out that she has never made contact with any of her friends
or family in nearly 40 years. Also, in all that time, no trace of Cindy
has ever been found. It is as if she walked though a crack in reality
and disappeared. On the night of June 18, 1982, Kelly Bergh
Dove was working the night shift alone at the Imperial Gas Station in Harrisonburg,
Virginia. She wasn’t supposed to work that night and
only had the shift because she traded with one of her sisters. Just after midnight, Dove called 9-1-1 and
told them that she was getting strange and disturbing anonymous phone calls. She said that the calls really unsettled her
and she asked for an officer to come by to watch the store, but no one was sent to the
store. At 2:27 am, Dove called 9-1-1 again. She said that a man came in the store and
he was dressed inappropriately, and again asked for an officer to come to the store. Minutes later, she called 9-1-1 a third time. This time she was really scared, she said
that the man was pulling up to the store again. Dove told the 9-1-1 operator that the man
was driving a silver car, possibly a Ford. The police finally arrived two minutes after
the third call to 9-1-1 and Dove was nowhere to be found. On the counter, a magazine was open and a
cigarette was still burning. There were no signs a struggle, nothing was
stolen from the store and Dove’s purse was also left behind. Unfortunately, the police pretty much botched
the investigation from the start. They didn’t collect fingerprints or even close
down the store after Dove went missing. Unfortunately, they were never able to find
any evidence as to what happened to Dove and no arrests were in the abductions, but there
are two strong suspects in the case. The first is someone who Dove went to high
school that had a history of making obscene phone calls and indecent exposure. The problem is that in the three calls to
9-1-1, Dove doesn’t identify the man, which she probably would have done if she recognized
who was harassing her. Another theory is that she was killed by a
man named Glenn Barker. Barker sometimes drove a Ford, and in the
days after the Dove disappeared, he was seen painting his car. Baker also had a history of violence against
woman and young girls. The first known incident happened in 1981,
when he was kidnapped a young woman in Angier, North Carolina, at knifepoint. Barker tied her to the bed inside his house,
but luckily she escaped when he went to move his car. The victims refused to testify and Barker
was given a two-year suspended sentence. He then moved to Charlottesville, Virginia. On the night of July 12, 1982, just three
weeks after Dove disappeared, 12-year-old Katie Warsky was kidnapped during a sleepover
at a friends house in Charlottesville, Virginia, which is about an hours from where Dove went
missing. Barker was an early suspect because he had
been dating the mother Katie’s friend. He was interviewed by the police and he said
that he went over to the apartment after everyone was asleep. He said that he gave Katie and her friend
some beer and then left the apartment when they fell asleep. The police didn’t believe him and they asked
for permission to search his apartment. Barker granted them permission, and hidden
in his apartment, they found wet clothes with blood on it. Some of the blood was type b, which was the
Katie’s blood type. They also found a pair of young girl’s underwear
hidden in his sock drawer. There was blood stain on it in the same area
where Katherine injected herself with insulin because she was diabetic. Unfortunately, Katie’s body has never
found. Even without a body, Barker was convicted
of second degree murder, but he only served nine-and-a-half years in prison. He was released in 1992 at the age off 33. After he was released, he started a relationship
within a woman named Cynthia Johnson who lived in Richmond, Virginia. On August 29, 1996, the fire department was
called to Cynthia’s home because it was on fire. Inside, the police found the bodies of Cynthia
and her 7-year-old daughter Heather. They both had been brutally murdered before
the fire was set in seven different places in the house. Barker had an alibi for the time of the murders,
but he was caught lying about it. Also, a neighbor of Cynthia Johnson saw Barker’s
pick up truck near the house around the time of the fire. However, there was no physical evidence implicating
him in double murders, and he was never charged. Barker is also considered a suspect in the
murder of 18-year-old Paula Jean Chandler in Charlottesville. Chandler went missing the day after Dove was
kidnapped after going to a co-worker’s apartment to see a movie. Her body was found two days later in the Rivanna
Reservoir. She had suffered two serious blows to the
head, but she was alive when she was dumped into the water. Chandler worked at a restaurant about a mile
from where Barker lived, and she also lived close to Katie. Barker denied being involved in all the murders,
including the one he was convicted of. He died in 2014, at the age of 55 in a golfing
resort town in North Carolina. On August 18, 2010, 20-year-old Amber Tuccaro
travelled with a friend and her 14-month-old son from Fort McMurray, Alberta to Nisku,
which is just outside of Edmonton, Alberta. The plan was stay in a model outside of the
city to save money and then go into Edmonton the next day. But Tuccaro was too excited and decided to
hitchhike into Edmonton that night. When she didn’t return the next morning, her
friend contact her mother, and she called the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, also known
as the RCMP. The RCMP didn’t take the disappearance seriously,
and they removed Tuccaro from the missing persons list after a month, even though she wasn’t
found. Two years after the missing, there was still
no trace of her. That is when the RCMP released part of a phone
call that was made by her brother who was incarnated at the time and the prison recorded
all phone calls. What you are are about to hear now is Amber Tarraco’s last phone call Four days after the call was made public,
horseback riders happened upon a human skull. Dental records showed that the skull belonged
to Amber Tuccaro. In the call, the driver says that he is driving
Tuccaro north towards Edmonton, but he actually drove her southeast to the rural area of Leduc. The call where the clip was taken from was
a 17 minute phone call and Tuccaro’s body was found about 17 minutes away from the motel. The RCMP, who admitted they mishandled the
case, are hoping someone will recognize the voice and reach out to them. If someone does recognize the voice and contacts
the RCMP, it may help solve three other unsolved murders as well. Since 2003, the bodies of three other women,
who were all aboriginal women, have been found dumped in the same area as Taccaro. 30-year-old Katie Ballantyne disappeared from
Edmonton on April 28, 2003, and her remains were found months later near Leduc. Next, on May 9, 2004, 27-year-old Corrie Ottenbreit
was last seen by her family before she left to go work as a prostitute. Six days later, 33-year-old Delores Brower
went missing while hitchhiking in Edmonton. Both of their bodies were found on a rural
property in Leduc in July 2015. The bodies of all four women within five miles
of each other. The RCMP are looking at the possibility that
all four women were killed by one individual, and he may have claimed more victims that
have yet to be found. On the afternoon of October 16, 1984, 4-year-old
Gregory Villema was playing outside of his home in the small town of Lepanges-sur-Vologne,
France. Around 5:00, his uncle received a disturbing
phone call from anonymous man. The caller said that he kidnapped Gregory
and drowned him in the Vologne river. The uncle called Gregory’s parents and they
contact the gendarmes, who were soldiers that worked as police in the area. Sadly, his body was found at 9:00 pm in the
river about four miles from his home. He hands and ankles and been tied up and he
had been drowned A day after the murder, Gregory’s parents,
Christine and Jean-Marie Villemin received a disturbing letter. It read: The post mark on the letter indicated that
it was sent the day of the murder from the post office in the town. After the murder, Gregory’s parents immediately
blamed the murder on a mysterious man, whom the family and the media called “the Crow.” The Crow started harassing the family in 1979
by phoning Jean-Marie’s father, Albert. When got his phone was tapped to find who
was making the calls, the crow stopped phoning and instead, he started mailing letters. The in the letters, which were long and rambling,
the Crow advised Albert to disown Jean-Marie. Then in 1981, the Crow started terrorizing
Jean-Marie, Christine, and Gregory. Between 1981 and Gregory’s murder in 1984,
they received over 700 phone calls from the Crow. The Crow had a hoarse voice and he would tell
the family intimate details about themselves, like when they were home and where they ate. He also threatened all the family members,
but had a particular hatred for Gregory, whom he called “The little boss.” Christine and Jean-Marie told the gendarmes
about the calls and they told them to record the calls. They did, but the voice was never identified. There were several suspects in the murder
of Gregory and two arrests were even made. The first person to be arrested was a man
named Bernard Laroche, who was a cousin of Jean-Marie. Laroche was supposedly around the river at
the time of the murder and a handwriting expert said his handwriting was similar to the writing
in the letter. Laroche was arrested on November 5, 1984,
but was released in February 4, 1985, and he was cleared of all charges. This upset Gregory’s father, Jean-Marie, and
when asked about by the press, he vowed to kill his first cousin. Sure enough, six weeks later on March 29,
1985, Jean Marie shot Laroche dead with a rifle in front of Laroche’s wife and his four-year-old
son. Jean-Marie was ultimately given five years
in prison, one suspended. After Laroche’s murder, the government took
the case away from the garnedarm and gave it to the national police. When the national police took over the case,
their prime suspect was Gregory’s mother, Christine, and she was arrested in July 1985. There were ropes that were similar to the
ones used to bound Gregory’s found in the family’s home, but they weren’t a match. Also, witnesses say that they saw her in the
post office on the day of the murder, meaning her could have been the person who sent the
letter. Handwriting experts also thought that in handwriting
in the letters from the Crow were similar to Christine’s handwriting. But there were problems with that theory. First off, the witnesses who said they saw
her at the post office contradicted each other. Secondly, Christine was home to get Gregory
off the school bus, so she would not have had time to kill her son, dump his body, and
make it to the post office. Due to these holes in the case, all charges
against her were dropped in February 1993. That was the last arrest in the case and it
has since sat cold. Starting in the 2000s, the police tried to
pull DNA from the evidence, including the letter. Tests showed that there was male DNA in the
letter, but under the stamp and under the envelope seal was a woman’s DNA. Neither DNA matched the parents and unfortunately,
no match for the DNA has ever been found. Today, the murder of 4-year-old Gregory Villemin,
L’Affaire Gregory, is considered one of France’s most haunting unsolved murder. Thanks for watching this weeks’ video, we hope you enjoyed it. If you did, please give us a thumbs up and subscribe, we post a new video every Sunday. And of course, thank you to everyone who already subscribes. If you want to check out another mystery video, please click on one of the videos on the screen now And thanks again for watching.
#3 4:30 wtf is wrong with the 911 operators and the cops “serve and protect” 😠
Wait , it's actually the cops fault like if you won't do your work don't be a cop
Last name Chandler? From Charlottesville, Virginia?
Chris Chan?
That background music makes everything depressing scary
Sorry ass cops
hold up… he intentionally killed dude (which I understand why) and only received 5 yrs? Damn!
Number 5 probably ended up hanging upside down from a tree with peanut butter in his pocket in the middle of the woods.
Ok my biggest question is they said Paula jean Chandler was 18 but the head stone says 10 1968 to 1978 it just makes no sense
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I wonder if dove went to lock the door and he got thier to fast and graber her and thats why their is no sing of a struggel and she could not fight him off ornhe had a gun and she thought maybe he will just rape me n let me go
So she smoked dope and became aggressive, have you smoked dope? Aggressive isn't a quality you have on dope? just say drugs. if she did drugs then aggression is a symptom of drugs. plz dont dis the herb.
The Amber Tuccaro case is so scary. That’s clearly her killer on that phone call.
The Tuccaro case is so infuriating!!! What difference would notifying the police make, esp considering people have done so and have identified the same man?
That dear little French boy…. His face… His beautiful smile…. It breaks my heart to think what he went through. 😢😭
Dove deserves better than the local police.
Indigenous women are easy marks for killers, they know the police don't care.
The last story about the little boy did they test the dead uncles DNA?
Wow, you make Rob Gavagan look like a chump.
That phone call was scary.
Wow great job cops. Called 3 times before they show then they screw everything up!
If Williams hasn't been found why refer to the person as a murderer? I still love u tho lol
Who gives a 12 yr old girl beer unless u have nasty intentions? Then young girls panties in his home??Sick bastard
Why does Chandler's headstone say she was 10 yrs old??
Amber Tuccaros skull wasn't discovered until 2 years later…not 4 days.
When I heard her SKULL was found after 4 days I was like "wtf happened?"
Prison, aka Church of the Mole Star.
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dan
Victim's art we all
You know that "friend" of Dale Williams, the one who's wife Dale & his wife helped move out without him knowing? He was also caught going around town tearing all of Dale's missing posters down. That has always bothered me. I know they say he gave an alibi and was cleared. Nucla, Colorado only has a population of 700. I can't help but wonder how strong his alibi really is or if he has friends in high places.
Wow, Barker got away with so much and the only thing that stopped him was death itself.
That makes me so mad that police in two of these stories never acted and a young girl and a woman both went missing because of it…
Is the second case part of the infamous Highway of Tears up here in Canada, sad cases never solved of Aboriginal women.
Amber was to naive to go into a stranger's car, that is the first thing I tell my kids not to do, even if the person claims to know their mother or me. I wonder what happened to her child too, there is no mention about him
That Dale Williams case was on Unsolved Mysteries a very long time ago it's always bothered me it's so obvious that the friend did it but I guess the cops just couldn't find any evidence for them to say he's ruled out that's ridiculous
#1 This guy was a damn serial killer! If he'd been charged and prosecuted correctly for the kidnapping of the young girl in 1981, Kelly Dove might still be alive – 'cause y'all know damn well he's the guy who was stalking her at her job when the cops wouldn't come help her! Then he only served 9 1/2 years for murdering that little girl?? WTF?!?! Then he killed his girlfriend and her little girl – and was never prosecuted for it? The system failed every female here. What a steaming pile of shit this guy was!!
henry McCabe
Since Amber Tuccaro's family were natives, they had little chance of getting justice in the first place.
https://www.macleans.ca/news/canada/welcome-to-winnipeg-where-canadas-racism-problem-is-at-its-worst/
miss tuccaro was probably drugged or something. i feel awful for the families of the people who were killed, and i hope the killers do a crime bad enough to get life in prison. they need to rot in there for as long as they live!
The police are always talking about teens & kids running away in these cases smh…….. just do your freaking job & LOOK FOR THEM!!!! Regardless!!!! Whats the point of your job if its not to aid in searches, investigate & lock up these demented ppl!!! USELESS!!! UGH!!
Damn this is fucked….
Family is harassed, let their child play outside alone…
After watching your channel I never want to work in a petrol / gas station.
"Where are we going?"
"50 street"
"Yo, where are going?"
"50th street"
"Yo, where are going"
"50th street"
Goddamn Woman, are you deaf?
If they look in that river I bet they'll find something; clothes, bones.. something.. I mean I don't understand why they didn't rule it out in the beginning just sounds like some lazy police work.
The little girl deserves to have someone look for her there and the family deserves to have some type of closure. Even if they don't find anything at least they can rule it out but my guess is that's where she's at.
Such a damn shame.
Edit: They should try and run the DNA in Gregory's case now.. so many years have past that the perpetrators may have a family now or DNA may be in the system. It's worth a shot to do since our technology is more advanced now then when the crime happened.
The family should have a chance at some justice, closure.
They NEVER take missing/murdered Native American/First Nations women reports seriously!
I love your channel but take it easy with the ads… There was like 4 in this video 😞 Awesome videos though!!
Does "aboriginal" mean something different in Canada than the rest of the world?
These videos are a testament to how bad law enforcement is in this country.
Why do people hop into strangers cars??? Grown adults too.
Seems like Canadian cops are really fucking negligent and don't even try to do things right.
Along time ago i watched one with the weepy voice killer on criminally listed. It was the best criminally listed video ever but i cant find it anymore. anyone got the link?
Gregory was gorgeous! How sad and terribly tragic.
Poor Kelly, the police are ridiculous, how does some1 not respond to a person who callz 911 3 fucking times.
Concerning l'affaire Grégory: I actually think Jean-Marie did the right thing in killing Laroche, even if it was in front of Laroche's son. That "crow" was apparently obsessed with the amount of money that Jean-Marie was making, as well as the fact that Jean-Marie would get Albert's money if Albert would die. I don't think anyone but a close family member would be THIS jealous about money. And if Laroche was jealous, why not take it out on somebody his own size, say Jean-Marie? Oh no, of course he had to take it out on a 4-year-old who was incapable of defending himself. Drowning a 4-year-old? While he had a 4-year-old himself?? A monster like that deserves to be killed and Jean-Marie proved to be a great father as he wasn't afraid to go to jail if it meant he could prevent the monster from doing such harm to anybody else ever again.
Kind of weird that none of the Villemins ever recognized the crow's voice though…
(Btw, thank you for this channel, it brings out the detective in me, haha!)
I thought they all were unsolved cases but the third one the girls killer was found in the video and the case was solved?
Woah, by my own little sleuthing I found out that the photo at 1:02 is from a shop right near me in Sydney, Australia. How amazingly strange! I thought I recognised the logo in the top left that was in the shape of the state of NSW and sure enough…
The Shitty R.C.M.P in Canada didn't want to investigate because she was a Native American why you ask because they don't care about anyone other then White People.
That little boy! OMFS!
I think the French dont have a very good detective pool.
EVER since inspector Klusou <pink panther>
[Peter sellars]
Sorry- that case is FUCKED- but, ya know- FRENCH🇫🇷
👣👣👣I'LL leave,I dont need the BOUNCER💪👣👣👣
Y’all he got 5 years for murder?? what???
Dale Williams posters STILL up in Nucla and Naturita. Crazy to see that story on here
All of your videos have the police (shout out to RCMP) as the main reason everyone was murdered. Haha! Either police forces everywhere are corrupted thoroughly or it's agenda to get people to distrust police (and any official office thus connected).
Small town cops can be super lazy.
3:32 is that a filter? Who the hell smokes filtered joints?
As an edmontonian this was really hard to not be able to help her..Bless this poor scared girl..rest easy hun
Police are quick to respond to rubbish like a driver not having insurance or having a loud exhaust on your car but when a person(s) is at risk, they couldn't give a damn. How many lives are lost every year because the police couldn't be bothered?
I smoked pot I deserve to be murdered. I can not wait until these ignorant parents die. And no no morphine, suffer pricks.
Do people enjoy hearing this?
damn they could have saved the dove girl if the police would've checked on her ;mabey she should have told the 911 op that someone was in the store with unpaid traffic tickets ;the police would be there in a few mins smh;an they should never let child molesters out of jail ever period😡
it sounds to me like the tuccaro girl was asking 2 different men where they were taking her ;I may be wrong but it sounds like she is talking to 2 men ,how could someone hurt a innocent 4 yr old because of something their daddy did???😢
Did anyone check in the river that the caller said the child was in a river.
All I heard was that police fucked up and didnt give a fuck about any of this cases
The title of this vid should be "All the cases police fucked up"
some of these police offers rly out here not giving a fuck. and it's sad.
I think Dale Williams staged his disappearance. He had things planned with his girlfriend (that is who called to say she was ready to go) and he just wanted out of his life and is probably living off the grid in Costa Rica or somewhere like that. Maybe he couldn't stand his wife and decided it would be easier to disappear with his lover who may have been pregnant or even already had a child by him but the relationship remained a secret. Men do crazy things for their lovers, some of them kill their wives to start a new life. He just wanted out of it entirely without having to explain.
they forgot to mention in Kelly Bergh Dove's case that the second time she called police, she said that the man was "dressed improperly", possibly meaning that he exposed himself to her. that was my first thought when i heard that. just an important piece of information i thought i would mention.
I like the narrator’s vocal inflections better in this than in other videos.
Been watching this channel for over a year now. Always waiting for a notification for a new vid. The videos are well done. I feel so bad for the victims of these crimes and how the police in more than "one" case botch things up…I watch too, to see if there's any cases near me that I might be able to help if I see the suspect etc…
#2 Why would the cops just ignore the phone call that said she was at the bottom of the river?? Why not look just to see if she is there and if not then you can rule it out?? Those cops seem like they really didn’t care.
And the cops in the third story just sat on their fucking thumbs doing who knows what, but certainly not their jobs. If they had gone when requested the first time, or hell, even the second time then she might just be alive today. Pricks.
Not surprised that those Mayberry cops botched the investigation. Assholes
And the third case was botched, too. This is what happens when law enforcement doesn’t give a shit. They get paid well and have damn good benefits to give a shit. We need a way to hold them responsible when they fail at their job this badly that the entire case is completely botched. How about three strikes and they get their badge taken away forever? As it is there’s absolutely nothing in place that punishes law enforcement when they fail on purpose when almost every other occupation would fire you if you bungled your job.
Some fine police work all the way around on these😠
Wow never knew so many horrendous things happened in Cville and the surrounding areas.
we didnt get to hear the crow 😡
that poor little boy. he must have been so scared before he died, it breaks my heart
I'LL SUBSCRIBE TO FUCKING YOUR ASS, JEW
4:00 they didnt check the river?? wtf? years later and theyre wondering about their daughter but nobody looked in the river?? wtf
For all you lonely guys out there who don't think you'll ever find a girlfriend, go to 8:12 where you'll find hope!
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anonymous caller : "Your daughter is tied up at the bottom of the Winooski River"
police and family : she might have ran away, but weird that she never made contact with anyone in 40 years :-/
So sad 😔😓 #GODBLESSTHEFALLEN REST IN PARADISE! 😇🙏
Cyndi's ghost 🤷
Cops have always been corrupt af why would they actually do their job they just care about recognition that everyone HAS no choice but to run to them for help they just care about getting paid not for these poor family's
These are heart breaking!
I heard east and south. Where did they get north. js
That "Amber" chick sounded like a real snatch. Dumps her illegitimate baby off on someone else, used men to take her into "the city" to buy drugs. If I were the law enforcement there, I wouldn't waste any time looking for her, either.
They should run the DNA again now that eveyone is using those kits.
If Paula was 18, why does her grave maker say 1968 – 1978???
One thing to note is if you're native don't trust no white cop or any cop really. Especially on Canada and USA, the land of faux freedom. I feel like this is part of the silent genocide that happened in Canada. Where many native women are murdered but the police will not do anything about it. Who knows maybe they're in on it.
chandler wss apparently 10 years old
If the crows stopped making phone calls after the phone was tapped and started to write letters wouldn't that almost indicate that the crow was a policeman
Barker must have had a friend at the police station.
Some people are so vulnerable, some are so evil, and some are so incompetent. It's scary!!