Hey everybody welcome back to cold case murder mysteries. I'm your host Ryan Kraus

returning for another examination of a baffling true crime

enigma this time indulging the disappearance and subsequent gruesome fate of

Tiffany Valente and May's Landing, New Jersey on July 12, 2015.

This case has recently become sensational due to an appearance on the incredibly stupid and manipulative yet very entertaining TV show

Unsoft Mysteries where viewers are routinely fleeced into believing things that are simply not true by way of missing information.

Like a herd of sheep, they all flock in the direction they're taken, happy to be together

in fighting for a mutual cause, without ever asking why it's happening with a degree

of scrutiny that might actually render the truth. Instead, we get cults from this and it's

disgusting. Due to manipulated narratives there is far more support

for sociopathic murderers like Adnan Saeed and Damien Eccles than there is

for their victims.

They exonerate the guilty and then pretend that there is something called, quote unquote,

the real killer still out on the streets.

Yet that real killer never comes to light because, of course, he does not exist.

In order to cope with the reality that your fantasy world is fabricated and project guilt away from someone who is obviously

guilty, you manifest a phantom who is responsible for the crime, but very specifically it has to be a phantom who can never

be caught, as there is no real killer other than the one you afforded false innocence.

As long as you band together in a cult, the only requirement for displacing and projecting

guilt is fabricating a non-existent entity to suffice. The quote-unquote real killer has to remain

someone who has been, still is, and always will be, out there, so to speak, roaming the streets free, looking for his next victim, except that

there is no next victim, the real killer doesn't have a face, and he also never re-emerges. That's how you can gaslight audiences over and over. In a

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