Husband uses wife's shared lphone ocation to help solve her murder #shorts | Forensic Files

Her last text message to me was around 1 or 2 am and throughout the day I was trying to text her and there was no
response. >> You're tracking Chrissy's phone. >> Yeah. >> Is this an address that you recognize?
>> It's not an address I know. Around 5:00 p.m. I saw her location had suddenly moved to an emergency room hospital. My
level of panic is growing and growing. I just knew that I had to try and get to the bottom of what happened.
I wanted to get to the bottom of exactly what happened that night. She was enjoying a lovely sunset. She
took our cat for a walk on the beach. >> S Panther. Sther. Oh, wa. >> Those were the last pictures she sent me
of herself. And she said, "I wish you were here, and I will forever wish that I was there,
too. >> What's going on in your mind from that detective standpoint when you're about
to arrive at a scene? You don't want to form an opinion prior to getting there, but you are kind of mulling over the
evidence that you're thinking about it. You're thinking about what questions you
want to ask. >> And this is where the Uber that Christian and Hilda called that night
would have waited >> right out front. Yep. 10 minutes between life and death. >> It's all it takes.

Brief Summary

Chrissy's last moments are examined through texts, panic, and detective insights.

Key points

The Last Text Message. Her last text was sent late at night, sparking concern.
Growing Panic. Discovering her location at an emergency room escalates the urgency.
Final Moments. Chrissy's last pictures show her enjoying a sunset, a stark contrast to the unfolding crisis.
Critical Timing. A detective reflects on the importance of timing in life-and-death situations.

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

I wish you were here, and I will forever wish that I was there, too.

Last message from Chrissy.

0:58WatchJun 30, 2026

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