Crimes of Passion revisits the investigation into KJ Warner-Miller's murder
Sierra Gillespie's Michigan case episode draws on police bodycam footage, witness interviews and interrogation recordings.
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His Girlfriend Is Inside The Cooler
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- 0:36Gillespie introduces Warner-Miller and the background to the Sturgis, Michigan, investigation.
- 7:49Officers arrive for a welfare check; Allen tells them Warner-Miller moved to Kalamazoo months earlier.
- 16:00Detectives question Allen, who gives an account involving a fall and memory loss.
- 37:13Gillespie explains Allen's second-degree murder plea and sentence of 39 to 60 years.
What is drawing viewers to Crimes of Passion while the upload schedule pauses? The strongest daily viewing among its episodes belongs to "His Girlfriend Is Inside The Cooler," Sierra Gillespie's account of the murder of Kelly-Jean "KJ" Warner-Miller in Sturgis, Michigan.
The episode follows a welfare check through the discovery of Warner-Miller's remains and the questioning of her boyfriend, Wade Allen. Gillespie brings together police bodycam footage, interviews with people who knew Allen and his own recorded explanations. The closing section sets out the legal outcome: Allen pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and received a sentence of 39 to 60 years.
No new uploads arrived this week. The existing catalog added roughly 5,800 views, while the subscriber total remained unchanged. Daily viewing is running below the channel's usual level.
Two other episodes are contributing similar daily audiences to each other: "She Killed Her Veteran Boyfriend to Save Herself," about the shooting of Matthew Mott, and the more recent "Killer Girlfriend Exposed by Boyfriend's Last Words," examining Tyler Nulisch's death in Florida. Neither is drawing as many daily views as the Warner-Miller episode, which has reached about 43,000 views.
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- Crimes of Passion
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- 161,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 5,838
- Videos published this week
- 0
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