3 Cases Solved with Insane Twists | True Crime Compilation

3 Cases Solved with Insane Twists | True Crime Compilation #truecrimedocumentary #truecrimedocumentaries #truecrimestories Three women. Three different cities. Three different years. All three trusted the people who killed them. Lauren Giddings was days away from finishing law school. She had written to her boyfriend that she felt someone entering her apartment at night. Nobody took it seriously. Her neighbor — the man who had been secretly filming her through her window for months — strangled her at 4 in the morning and spent the next week giving television interviews to help find her. Morgan Bower moved to Atlanta at 19 with $20 and a copper penny her mother pressed into her hand for luck. She disappeared on February 25th, 2016. Her remains were found buried in a backyard seven years later. The couple who killed her had driven her there from a nightclub, pretending to be friends. Loretta Saunders was writing her university thesis on missing and murdered indigenous women. She had survived the streets, addiction, and trauma. She had clawed her way back to university and was months away from law school. She was three months pregnant. Her tenants, who owed her $600 in back rent, recorded a video discussing her murder five days before they carried it out. Then they put her in a hockey bag and drove west, sending texts from her phone to her family pretending to be her. Three women who deserved to grow old. Three killers who looked completely ordinary until they didn't. And three cases that changed laws — in Georgia, in Canada, and in the way the world sees the people closest to us. ⚠️ Content Warning: This video discusses murder, violence against women, and details of a graphic nature. Viewer discretion is advised. Timecodes 00:00 Lauren Giddings 26:39 Morgan Bauer 41:49 Loretta Saunders ——— 🔎 CASES IN THIS VIDEO: Lauren Giddings — Macon, Georgia, 2011 A law student dismembered by her neighbor Steven McDaniel, who had been obsessively surveilling her for months, breaking into her apartment with a stolen master key, and had purchased the murder weapon in advance. He sat on the curb in front of cameras "helping" find her — until the moment he realized the garbage truck had been delayed and his plan had failed. Morgan Bower — Atlanta/Porterdale, Georgia, 2016 A 19-year-old from South Dakota who moved to Atlanta dreaming of a new life, trusted the wrong people, and vanished. Her mother spent seven years fighting to keep her name alive. FBI excavations in 2023 found her remains buried in a backyard — and what her killers had done to her shocked even seasoned homicide investigators. Loretta Saunders — Halifax, Nova Scotia, 2014 An Inuk woman, university student, and expectant mother who was researching missing and murdered indigenous women — only to become one herself. Her killers recorded video evidence of the plan five days before executing it. Her death sparked Canada's National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, changing the country permanently. ——— 📌 SOURCES & FURTHER READING: Links in pinned comment below. ——— 🔔 Subscribe for new true crime cases every week. #LaurenGiddings #MorganBower #LorettaSaunders #TrueCrime #MMIWG #StevenMcDaniel #JonathanWarren #TrueCrimeUSA #TrueCrimeCanada #IndigenousWomen #MissingWomen #ColdCase #TrueCrimeCommunity #JusticeForLauren #JusticeForMorgan #JusticeForLoretta Copyright Disclaimer Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statutes that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.