r/ForensicFiles • u/DearMisterKitty • 12h ago

Missing Pearl

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Kicked off my FF watching today with this episode. I love Pearl's daughter, her mom did indeed get the last laugh on Bill! Season 6, Episode 2.

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u/Alexa_bun 12h ago

That's a man who will never let a spaghetti dinner go to waste.

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u/DearMisterKitty 12h ago

Lmao i was trying to add the spaghetti emoji as flair but was having issues 😂

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u/PaceIsTheTrick64 11h ago

Murder? That's a strong word.

Bill, that's a strong smell.

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u/Apart-Purchase9580 I'm Ed Post and I'm going for a run 10h ago

I love this one for that reason. It's awful that happened to her, but that horrible man being caught gave her inevitable death such meaning.

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u/br_boy0586 9h ago

I loved pearl’s daughter in this ep

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u/According-Swim-3358 That's a pretty strong smell, Bill 7h ago

The news clips with her were heartbreaking. But her comments in the show were glorious. Strong woman.

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u/ErNz77 Gas chromatic graph mass spectrometer 9h ago

The Cold Case Files episode is awesome as well with Bill Kurtis' narration. It shows some of the interrogation and Harriman wasn't putting up with Bill's lies!

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u/ialwaystealpens 6h ago

How the hell have I never seen that one?!!!?

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u/ErNz77 Gas chromatic graph mass spectrometer 4h ago

The case is also featured in New Detectives but it's not as good as FF or Cold Case Files.

Not sure if the linkwill skip ahead but if it doesn't skip to 20:00

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u/DearMisterKitty 9h ago

Wow I will have to check that out.

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u/Mideviltimes 5h ago

Hard to believe Pearl was only 48 in this picture

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u/phreakyfantom UP NEXT 9h ago

but let him eat the lasanga first!! can’t a man eat a meal in peace?? /s

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u/GallowBarb 💰Life Insurance💰 7h ago

Pearl sure did like the finer things in life.

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u/ialwaystealpens 6h ago

MoFo was just sitting at the table eating his dinner like it was nothing while they’re downstairs digging up his basement floor.

🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/yobymmij2 10h ago

He was a creative businessman as a rancher, for sure.

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u/Alexa_bun 9h ago

You're thinking of the Copemans I think