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These disturbing cases slipped through the cracks of mainstream media... Join us as we explore heinous crimes that deserve more attention! Our countdown includes the Djaiba area massacre, Iran's "Black Widow" serial killer, Zemar King III's preventable death, and more. Which overlooked tragedy do you think deserved more coverage? Let us know in the comments below!
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00:00Willie Mont Jr., the man you see here, is now facing two counts of capital murder and one count of attempted capital murder.
00:07Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're looking at recent heinous acts that haven't gotten the coverage they deserve.
00:12It's a situation that no family would ever want to hear about their loved one.
00:18Deaths of Mickey Harmon and Jordan Coletto.
00:20In one act of violence, Buffalo lost two beloved community members.
00:23Mickey Harmon and Jordan Coletto's art and activism made them local celebrities and made the news of their March 2025 demise shocking.
00:30Mickey, as we know, was a very well-known artist here in Buffalo.
00:34In fact, many of his prints and murals can be found all across the city.
00:38According to a friend of the couple, he went to their home and saw a man inside with a knife.
00:42When the police arrived, he attempted to take his own life.
00:44He was hospitalized while the house was searched, where Harmon and Coletto were found bludgeoned to death.
00:49The suspect was charged with murder, to which he pleaded not guilty.
00:52In court Wednesday, Chuklana pleaded not guilty.
00:55The tragedy was covered at first, but the updates stopped after his plea.
00:58Once his trial commences, the updates may resume.
01:00Until then, fellow Buffalonians have worked to keep their memories alive.
01:03They were definitely peoples and pillars of the community who are far greater than their circumstances of how they departed.
01:14Lucretia Cormasa-Coyen's TikToks.
01:17The thought of a medical professional humiliating their charge for likes and views is abhorrent.
01:21Yet, in January of 2025, Lucretia Cormasa-Coyen did just that when she filmed herself dancing suggestively over a disabled patient.
01:29Her local police were notified, leading to Coyen's arrest days later.
01:32Loganville police say they're investigating Coyen's other videos to see if there are any other victims.
01:38She was charged with exploiting a disabled patient, a felony that could lead to significant fines and time behind bars.
01:43Her now-deleted follow-up TikTok attempting to clear her name didn't help her case.
01:46It's not what it is.
01:48All I gotta say for now is angles play a big part.
01:50The disturbing story could have become a nationwide lesson on the immorality of prioritizing internet fame over caregiving, but it faded away days later.
01:57Her trial and potential conviction may reignite interest, but for now, it's unfortunately been left to the wayside.
02:02There could be more charges since this is a continuous investigation.
02:06Death of Chase Miles.
02:07On February 6th, 2025, students at Temple University were rocked by the sudden sound of gunshots.
02:13Out of nowhere, it sounded like it was right next to your face. You just heard a couple gunshots.
02:16At the time, they had no idea that one of their own classmates, Chase Miles, had been the one struck.
02:20By the time authorities arrived, the 20-year-old was critically injured.
02:23He was rushed to the hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.
02:26The suspect, fellow student Nick Ayaderosa, was arrested and charged with murder.
02:30Further investigation found the two had known each other and that their fatal fight could have been the result of an illicit deal gone wrong.
02:36We don't know if it was a robbery or some other altercation, but we believe it may have been narcotics related.
02:43With no confirmed evidence and no trial to date, the senseless tragedy slipped out of the news cycle within weeks and unfortunately hasn't returned since.
02:50I am heartbroken by the senseless loss of such a young life.
02:54This tragedy is difficult to comprehend and my thoughts and prayers are with all who are grieving.
02:59Death of Zamar King III.
03:00His cruel fate is horrific enough and what's worse is that it could have been prevented.
03:04In January of 2025, a Detroit landlord discovered the remains of Zamar King III.
03:08This case was rather shocking.
03:11In my 27-year career, I don't remember seeing anything like this.
03:15He'd been allegedly slain and buried by his own mother, who fled to Georgia afterwards.
03:19After he was found, she was extradited and charged with his murder, among other offenses,
03:23long before the alleged Crime Child Protective Services had been notified several times about her mistreatment of him.
03:28At least four times records show Brandi Pierce was the subject of CPS complaints.
03:34In 2024, Zamar himself reported that she was physically abusive and that she wanted to take his life.
03:39The agency ignored him and closed the case, unknowingly sealing his fate.
03:42Their negligence should have made this national news.
03:44Instead, it was briefly covered by the local outlets before being dropped.
03:47The CPS said they could not comment on this case, but they are heartbroken by Zamar's death
03:52and are committed to ensuring the health and safety of all children.
03:56Amber Loudermilk's Funeral Home Vigilantism
03:58In February, one in Balmer's desire to enact posthumous justice resulted in her life changing forever.
04:03Amber Loudermilk was tasked with preparing the body of Charles Roy Rodriguez for cremation.
04:08Instead, she allegedly severed the deceased man's private parts and stabbed him seemingly due to him having been a registered sex offender.
04:14This all reportedly occurred in front of one of her students, who she then threatened in order to keep them from reporting her.
04:19This person clearly, our suspect clearly, just went off the edge.
04:25She has since been charged with the desecration of a corpse and stripped of her license and faces jail time along with fines should she be found guilty.
04:31She's been fired from her job, but tonight there is also a warrant for her arrest.
04:35The reporting of the case slowed by March, and it's unclear if her eventual verdict will help it break back into the mainstream.
04:41Memorial Mortuary tells KPRC2 it is deeply troubled and saddened by the unlawful and horrifying actions of this individual ex-employee.
04:49Killing of the Haight family
04:50In early 2023, the town of Enoch in Utah was rocked by horrific news.
04:54The deaths of a family of eight.
04:56After a welfare check was requested at the Haight home, officers found every member deceased.
05:00Now the news hitting pretty hard for this tight-knit community to be about 6,000 people tonight.
05:06Even more chilling was the discovery that it had been carried out by the patriarch, Michael, who then turned the weapon on himself.
05:10He'd been accused of domestic violence in the past against his daughter, and weeks before the shooting, his wife Tasha had begun taking steps to divorce him.
05:17The main suspect dying at the scene brought the case to a close early on.
05:20With no way to serve justice, the violent event didn't see much coverage beyond the initial discovery and investigation.
05:25City officials said they join with all those who are deeply saddened by the tragic incident and express our continued condolences to the family and friends.
05:35Iran's black widow.
05:37Sometimes even large stories like that of a serial killer brought to justice can slip through the cracks.
05:41In late 2023, Kulthum Akbari was arrested under suspicion of slaying her then-husband, Gollam Reza Babaye.
05:47She later revealed that she'd poisoned at least 11 ex-husbands over a period of 20 years.
05:5182-year-old victim Babaye's family then went on to file a police report.
05:57Authorities arrested Kulthum Akbari, who ultimately confessed to her crimes.
06:03She mixed medications into their drinks, and when they fell ill, she played the role of a doting wife and took them to see a doctor.
06:08Then, once a medical history had been established, she finished the job and inherited the deceased's riches.
06:13In 2025, she was tried, found guilty, and received several death sentences.
06:16Though it was huge news, it failed to make waves overseas, leading to it going unnoticed around the world.
06:22There are reports which say that the victim count could, in fact, be higher.
06:27Death of T'Angela Tate and her baby.
06:28In February of 2024, a family was permanently ripped apart.
06:32That month, the bodies of T'Angela Tate and her infant son were found on a highway ramp in Arkansas.
06:36Also at the scene was a toddler who was alive but in critical condition.
06:40It was soon upgraded to a homicide case.
06:41And days later, Tate's partner, Willie Mott, was arrested on suspicion of committing both murders and attempting to slay the surviving child.
06:48She says that she's glad this arrest has been made.
06:51She says they can finally get some resemblance of peace in trying to put their family back together.
06:57His mother was also brought in for hindering the investigation and evidence tampering.
07:00In 2025, he was tried, found guilty, and given multiple life sentences.
07:04Although justice has been served, it hadn't been reported on by any nationwide publications,
07:08leaving most of the country in the dark about the horrific crime.
07:11And the jury just took a couple hours to find him guilty.
07:14Cite Soleil Massacre.
07:16A skewed belief led to the cruel fates of over 200 innocent people.
07:19In 2024, Haitian gang leader, Monel Felix's son, suddenly fell ill with a terminal illness.
07:25He'd been told that it had been caused by voodoo practitioners in Cite Soleil.
07:28And on December 6th of that year, at least 60 elderly civilians were captured and executed.
07:32This after Felix was reportedly told that elderly people from the slum performed witchcraft on his son that made the child fatally sick.
07:41When his son passed the next day, Felix went on the war path.
07:44He and his men brutally slayed dozens more people accused of witchcraft, along with others who attempted to stop them.
07:49It's hell, nothing more.
07:50The police should have immediately secured the area to arrest that criminal.
07:54The gang then attempted to prevent news of the massacre from spreading by stealing citizens' phones and disposing of bodies.
07:59Though the act was condemned by several countries, news of the event itself hardly made international airwaves.
08:04So, we are horrified, horrified by the reporting that nearly 200 people in Haiti were needlessly massacred, as you just stated.
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08:31Jaiba Area Massacre.
08:32On February 10, 2025, unsuspecting citizens in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Ituri province had no clue what was about to befall them.
08:40That night, members of a Kodeco militia swarmed the Jaiba area and launched a brutal attack.
08:45Whole houses were burned to the ground, with the families still trapped inside, while others were slain by machetes and other weapons.
08:50The executions were indiscriminate, with people of all ages relentlessly targeted.
08:54Soldiers were sent to help, but arrived too late to stop the massacre.
08:56By morning, over 50 people had perished.
08:58The area had been subjected to other attacks over the years, but this one was exceptionally brutal.
09:03And unlike those that came before it, didn't receive much international coverage or condemnation.
09:08And they really want the government to do much more, you know, to protect them.
09:11Which recent crimes do you think should have been reported on more?
09:14Let us know in the comments below.
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