Cold Case Murder of Kentucky Teen Carol Klaber Solved Nearly 50 Years Later

27 thoughts on “Cold Case Murder of Kentucky Teen Carol Klaber Solved Nearly 50 Years Later”

1. The drawing looks like it could be a family member with the cheeks and face structure

2. Its nice to see the police officer was so affected, nice to know he cares ❤

3. So much for 'life in prison' 😡

4. They seen her get into the car, car was seen at her house, and seen the guy and couldn't solve this case? Whats the deal with ky homicide investors i mean here in Louisville tons go unsolved, Bardstown look at that fiasco, this been going on since 70s.

5. ✔️

6. Another case in Kentucky is the Brooklyn farthing case near berea kentucky, went missing one night after a party and never seen again… it’s horrible with the details, there’s so many cold cases in Kentucky that need to be looked into, I’m glad the dna is top notch now..

7. Kenton and Boone County Ky have some of the best detectives. my mom went to Dixie, my kids went to Rile❤ I miss Ky😢

8. I have seen so many cases of horrific murder where the killer GOT OUT OF JAIL and KILLED AGAIN. It's almost as though the judicial system doesn't study these cases. Anyone who commits such a brutal crime should be separated from an unsuspecting population PERMANENTLY !

9. Did carol know Tom?

10. Anyone know what Dunaway died of?

11. Prayers to her family finally got justice

12. Solve more cold cases! Help families gain closure!

13. I’m 34 an at the time I was 3 my mom disappeared were from Kentucky but I currently stay in Indy but the fbi been having her bodie this whole time all these years we been looking now 29 years we find her with dna but the killer is out there or Sam little I would like to get my mom story out I just don’t know how or who to contact 😢

14. At least he only lived 14 years after the murder.

15. LIFE IN PRISON sentences shows that it is a FALLACY and needs to be the death penalty.

16. This is Amazing .. science 🧬

17. I know he died in 1990, but let's pretend he didn't for a second
    Imagine the shock on the face of the murderer when it's been 47 years.
    He's 100% sure he got away with it, but then one day, a detective knocks on his door and says, "Did you know Carol Klaber?"
    Oohhhh, that must hit them like a lightning bolt

18. Dig him up and bury him under the jail.

19. When the SO announced they would have news conference about the case I thought they would charge Tate.

20. Everyone should get a DNA when born that would save a lot of time and maybe monsters would think twice before ending people's lives

21. This is beautiful and really shows that there are good and caring people that work in law enforcement. 50 years later Detective Cox still gets emotional talking about Carol and all the time and energy put into giving her family closure and how important it was to find the dirtbag that ended her life extremely too soon. 🥰💖🥰

22. Closure is a wonderful thing. God bless all who were hurt beyond words for that murdering creep!
    Lots of praises for police and detectives for the horrific stuff they see and hear. It must be so hard on the brain and body.

23. I edited this! interesting case. I love his emotion at the end. Happy for the victims family to get some closure.

24. Not sure I am ok with ancestral DNA being used like this.

25. Thank God science stepped in and did what detectives couldn't. Solve it!

26. Everyone seems to act like the rednecks are the up standing citizens in the world lol but little do they know. Roun here they are doing the most foul shh. Here n my old Kentucky home

27. This is such a sad case, but glad they solved it and the family has closure. Detective Coy Cox, excellent job!

    I'm surprised though that the genetics lab would say the DNA samples were a 100% match. They can never guarantee that, although it was so obvious in this case. It's amazing what DNA forensics can do nowadays.

    SUCKS the guy is dead…I hope he's getting what was coming to him in the afterlife.

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