5 Victims, One Small Town, America’s Chilling Murder Case | The Bardstown Murders

Описание: Five victims. One small town. No arrests. Inside Kentucky’s chilling Bardstown murder mystery!
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In this true crime documentary, we investigate The Bardstown Murders, one of the most disturbing clusters of unsolved murders in Kentucky history.
Between 2013 and 2016, the small town of Bardstown, Kentucky, was rocked by a series of violent crimes that remain unsolved to this day. The cases include the ambush killing of police officer Jason Ellis, the brutal murders of Kathy and Samantha Netherland, the disappearance of Crystal Rogers, and the fatal shooting of her father, Tommy Ballard, who spent his final months searching for answers.
Despite FBI involvement, national media attention, and years of investigation, no arrests have been made. The crimes have fueled speculation about corruption, cover-ups, retaliation, and multiple killers, leaving behind grieving families and a community haunted by unanswered questions.
This documentary presents a cinematic, fact-focused breakdown of the Bardstown Murders — the timeline, the victims, the investigations, and the chilling theories surrounding why justice has never come.
⚠️ Viewer discretion advised — this video contains discussions of violent crime.
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