S3 Ep100: Juliette Rivera, Joe Clark and the Mitchell Brothers

Criminally Listed Presents: Into the Killing

Society & Culture, Documentary, History, True Crime

4 • 685 Ratings

🗓️ 14 July 2024

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

In this unique episode, which is more like our videos on our YouTube channel, Criminally Listed, we cover three cold cases that were eventually solved. In 1992, 25-year-old Juliette Rivera was brutally murdered. A bizarre twist finally closed the case.

Lt. Joe Clark was murdered in his home in February 1981. It eventually became the oldest unsolved case of a law enforcement agent in the USA.

Finally, in 1988, a tragic fire in Fort Wayne, Indiana, killed three brothers, Durell, Genayle, and Jermaine Mitchell. Decades later, the truth about the fire would finally be revealed.

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0:00.0	Hello and thanks for joining us for this episode of Into the Killing.
0:03.0	Today's episode is going to be slightly different than our other episodes.
0:07.0	We're going to be doing three mini episodes, so it's more like our videos on our YouTube channel, Cremely Listed.
0:13.0	If you liked this episode, you should check out Cremely Listed.
0:16.0	Tiffany, we're looking in your direction.
0:19.0	We also have another YouTube channel called Paranormally Listed, where we feature cases about the supernatural, otherworldly, and anything mysterious.
0:27.6	For this first segment, we're going back to July 1992.
0:31.6	In July 1992, Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar was serving a five-year sentence in a prison he designed
0:38.0	himself called La Cate D'Ille.
0:40.7	The personal prison overlooked Medea and Columbia.
0:43.8	The jail had a soccer field, pool, jacuzzi, and bar, among other amenities.
0:49.0	Escobar picked the men who would guard him.
0:51.8	The personal prison was part of an unusual agreement that Escobar struck
0:55.7	with the Colombian government. Instead of being extradited to the United States, Escobar would serve
1:00.9	a sentence there. But the government revoked the deal in July 1992 because they discovered
1:06.3	Escobar was still conducting his illegal business. The government didn't mind the drug trafficking, but he had four of his men tortured and murdered in the prison.
1:15.6	So on July 22nd, 1992, after serving about 13 months, they were going to move him to a military prison.
1:22.6	When the army surrounded, Looka de Drell, Escobar and several of his men escaped.
1:28.3	During the construction, Escobar had a hidden tunnel constructed and escaped through it.
1:33.3	He then went into hiding.
1:35.3	After his escape, his cartel fell apart.
1:38.3	16 months after he escaped, in December 1993, a day after his 44th birthday, Pablo Escobar was gunned down by the Colombian
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