YouTubers make entertaining videos, not criminal cases.
It takes more than some YouTube-level detective work to put together a case with proper evidence gathering and to coordinate across countries.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/kolkata/police-bust...
Police are overworked and have low case closure rates. If their incentives align with the case+evidence, a “YouTuber” (or any other non-expert investor), the additional steps to build a legal case can move pretty quick.
YouTubers make entertaining videos, not criminal cases.
It takes more than some YouTube-level detective work to put together a case with proper evidence gathering and to coordinate across countries.