Cold Case Files: Victims Left Dead in Desert & Mineshaft (S2, E14) | Full Episode



13 days after Pam Pitts disappears in 1988 her charred body is found at a popular hangout spot in the desert. When a second victim is discovered in a mineshaft, detectives suspect the killer may have known them both, in Season 2, Episode 14, “Dark Angel.”

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28 thoughts on “Cold Case Files: Victims Left Dead in Desert & Mineshaft (S2, E14) | Full Episode”

  1. There's no justice for Pam- you knew the murderous Shelly killed your daughter- Shelly is living her life your daughter isn't -you still don't have the full truth and details after over 30 years I don't know how you could allow to let the murderous Shelly Scott free- disgusting!

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  2. You put the legal handcuffs on yourself. IF you are going to offer a plea deal, make it as SPECIFIC as possible. List every single point you want the MURDERER to address and even the specificity of the details you want IT to tell you. You think a criminal is ever, ever going to be honest and forthcoming? Wake up. Plea deals are too general. "tell us everything." Edit: I'd add "You stay in until your DETAILS match the EVIDENCE point for point."

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  3. A stipulation of the ple deal should have been that her omitance had to be complete and satisfactory to the court or no deal. Then her confession could be stricken from the record and the case would go to trial. There was probably other witnesses I doubt Noone saw what happened.

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  4. she had it made at her dads her own room private entrance most likely didn’t pay rent but instead she wanted to take all that away from her self and struggle at a young age she was already starting to ice skate uphill it was obvious she had no common sense but then again common sense ain’t that common and it got her under tons of earth Piled on top of her ever to be seen again

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  5. There’s literally NOTHING surprising about her taking a plea deal🤣 Who wouldn’t (if they’d actually done it)???!!

    No closure cause she did what she had to do…dumb thing to even offer cause we all knew what she was gonna do except for Pam’s dad, obviously. No real justice was done but agreed that they needed to move on

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  6. With all due respect to her Dad, WTH!?!! Justice for Pam?! Because the killer admitted she did what you already knew and then got to walk free…to potentially go on and kill others!?! I'm sorry sir, but the only handcuffs put on you, when it came to being able to question her, were ones you put on yourself by making a deal with the devil. I feel so badly for her and her family, but the idea that this psychopath is free, after killing 2 ppl in cold blood, doesn't sit well with, I'm guessing, the majority of us!

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  7. I always wondered, who marries a convicted murderer? Specially one who killed their significant other?!? Like you have got to be crazy, I don’t get it 🤦🏽‍♀️

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  8. 16:23 I'm confused…

    So they asked Ray to take a polygraph and he did and he passed, but they didn't ask Shelley to take one? Why not?

    Call me crazy, but I assumed that a thorough investigation required law enforcement to actually be thorough in their investigation.

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  9. Stories like this infuriate me.

    When it comes to evidence in court cases, if the evidence is true, it should be allowed and made available to the jury for their consideration. The truth of any case is the sum of all its parts. By forbidding crucial parts of the truth from being presented to the jury, the judge is making justice an impossible outcome. It's appalling.

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  10. It wasn't a prior bad act, it was a killing to cover up the other killing! She killed Ray to keep him from telling police what she'd done. She knew if he left her and moved away, she couldn't stop him from telling police.

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