The Women Who Fooled Houston

Cold Case Time presents a detailed documentary exploring ten of the most widely discussed and publicly documented court cases connected to Houston, Texas. This episode examines how investigations, courtroom proceedings, and judicial decisions shaped some of the most notable legal outcomes in the area’s history. 👍 If you found this documentary informative, please LIKE this video. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications so you never miss a new episode from Cold Case Time. 💬 COMMENT below and let us know which case stood out to you the most. 📤 SHARE this documentary with others interested in legal history and investigative storytelling. Cold Case Time — Real Cases. Real Courts. Real Outcomes. ⚠️DISCLAIMER: This documentary is created for educational and informational purposes. All cases are based on publicly available records, court documents, and verified reporting. This content does not promote or glorify harmful behavior and is intended to provide insight into the legal system and judicial processes. 🕐 TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 — Introduction 08:35 — Case One: Roekeicha Brisby 17:10 — Case Two: Stephanie Renee Hunter 25:45 — Case Three: Jacquelina Trana Chambliss 34:20 — Case Four: Consuelo Ascarra 43:00 — Case Five: Brittany Zamora 51:30 — Case Six: Caroline Crawford 59:55 — Case Seven: Chaka LeChar Castro 1:08:20 — Case Eight: Desiree Coleman 1:16:45 — Case Nine: Jasmin Sood 1:22:10 — Case Ten: Irma Aidde Hernandez 1:24:30 — Final Analysis 1:26:05 — End • Houston documentary • Houston court cases • Houston legal cases • Houston investigations • Cold Case Time • courtroom documentary • legal documentary • investigative documentary • Houston history • Houston legal system • public court records • documentary storytelling • court proceedings • Cold Case Time documentary #TrueCrime #CourtroomDocumentary #HoustonCourts #ColdCaseTime #Houston #LegalProcess #JusticeSystem #CourtCases #LawAndJustice #DocumentaryContent #EducationalDocumentary #TrueCrimeCommunity #TrueCrimeDocumentary #HoustonNews #HoustonHistory #HoustonCrime