Im not sure how long the video clip has been on the unmentionable website, but I just came across it. It shows Beverly Noe in prison with news people catching up with her. She comes out and is surprised to find them there, covering her face up and crying with embarrassment. That moment made me laugh and smile. That piece of garbage finally got what she deserved. It was warming to the heart to see Wendy's family gathered and happy that justice was finally served. Then they show Beverly getting into a police vehicle swearing a little at the news people and covering her face again. HAHA! This case has been discussed on Sitcoms Online (Unsolved Mysteries board) for so many years. I think when they finally cracked the case a few years ago, all of us here were shocked, surprised and excited. If you want to check the video clip out, go the the unmentionable website and search: Beverly Noe Sentenced To 15 Years.

Cool

What goes around comes around Bevster!! :lol:

I know that POS Ida is dead, but Chad Noe was never charged?

Yeah, that was one case where local authorities really dropped the ball and survivors suffered unnecessarily for years. By the time it was resolved we couldn't believe it.

I know that POS Ida is dead, but Chad Noe was never charged?

Nope.

I believe he may have "helped" with the investigation into Beverly, Ida, and Ida's brother.

I remember from my childhood that this case really taught me how easily people can lie right to your face. Based on my first viewing of the segment, I wanted to believe that they were telling the truth and that Wendy, Cynthia, and Lisa Renee had truly disappeared after being dropped at the Walmart. I'm not sure I found them convincing, but I didn't want to believe that these people who had done this terrible thing could so blatantly and so easily lie about it.

I know that POS Ida is dead, but Chad Noe was never charged?

I honestly felt that Chad was kind of basically an overgrown child. I think that growing up under the influence of Ida and Beverly left him as basically a child in a man's body who counted on grandma and mommy to handle everything for him.