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  • @Dan-cm9ow
    @Dan-cm9ow Рік тому +10438

    You keep saying its the "most TWISTED" crime ever, and you keep delivering.

    • @nataliewright9041
      @nataliewright9041 Рік тому +628

      Right?? They post so much and it’s quality shit

    • @annexsoftworks
      @annexsoftworks Рік тому +311

      Couldn’t have said it better. Love this channel and the narrator is top-notch 😎

    • @Dan-cm9ow
      @Dan-cm9ow Рік тому +113

      ​@@looksirdroids9134 Most twisted so far (-Homer Simpson)

    • @RandoSando.
      @RandoSando. Рік тому +102

      I be eating it up everytime ngl

    • @missyflutter5562
      @missyflutter5562 Рік тому +87

      I literally thought the same thing. It’s a sad genre of never ending content…

  • @C.kirk1287
    @C.kirk1287 Рік тому +3961

    The audacity of this demon to end a innocent person’s life because he was too much of a crybaby to fix his own life instead of blaming others because he failed his own life!!!!

    • @HaggisMuncher-69-420
      @HaggisMuncher-69-420 Рік тому +63

      Lol women do this all the time

    • @mags2847
      @mags2847 Рік тому +525

      @@HaggisMuncher-69-420you’ve never talked to a woman in your life, stop lying.

    • @brittbrittortiz
      @brittbrittortiz Рік тому +120

      @@mags2847😂😂😂

    • @lilr661
      @lilr661 Рік тому +1

      @@HaggisMuncher-69-420yes let's take out our misogynistic views and once again bring women into this! 😀😀😀🏅🏅🏅 here's your 'stupid and most likely a single cunt' medal 😀

    • @mendmywings7238
      @mendmywings7238 Рік тому +203

      He wanted to kill the affluent but killed the cleaner. He even failed at his cruel mission

  • @aw8951
    @aw8951 Рік тому +2262

    ... they really need to punish repeat offenders harsher. This guy just lived a life of crime, into his 50s, violent at that. This was bound to happen

    • @jeanbeans7926
      @jeanbeans7926 Рік тому +99

      Yes, violent offenders, not petty criminals.

    • @TamMaree
      @TamMaree Рік тому +108

      They need to punish first timers harsher so there is no repeat offense. The goal should be to prevent an escalation of violence/keep the streets safe for those who don't commit violent crime.
      The man who killed Jennifer should have been in prison for life for his first violent crime.
      Had the judicial system done it's job, Jennifer would have gotten to meet her grandbaby.

    • @mr.mystery9338
      @mr.mystery9338 Рік тому +6

      ​@@TamMareehave you ever heared of Draco of Athena?

    • @TamMaree
      @TamMaree Рік тому +1

      @@mr.mystery9338I don't think so.

    • @xenn4985
      @xenn4985 Рік тому +2

      @@jeanbeans7926 what is a petty criminal

  • @Dandelionfleur
    @Dandelionfleur 11 місяців тому +1474

    As a retired housekeeper and a senior citizen I do not open the door for anyone that I do not know. I have a window that I can open and speak from there, be forewarned, don't do it! Jennifer was a hard-working woman, she seemed like a wonderful person! It makes me so sad to think about this senseless act, what a pitiful useless man, Scott Nelson, a man-child!

    • @obeseperson
      @obeseperson 11 місяців тому +40

      Get one of those ring doorbell cameras. One of the best security things you can get for cheap.

    • @loupcaldeira
      @loupcaldeira 11 місяців тому +36

      As 32yo male I don’t open the door for anyone. The only time someone unannounced came to knock on my door, next time I knew he forced the door & tried to rob my apartment, thinking no one was inside…

    • @alextomei-z6l
      @alextomei-z6l 10 місяців тому

      As an Australian living in Australia, I agree with what you said, however if you lived in Australia you would open the door to anyone lol. We have a very different culture then FUCKED UP America

    • @pageribe2399
      @pageribe2399 10 місяців тому +28

      I'm also a senior female, and I don't open my front door, either.
      Not even a crack!
      A reasonably strong man (or, really, a not-so-strong male) could easily turn that crack into a wide open door with me knocked to the floor behind it - in just a heartbeat's time.
      Two seconds and you're at someone's mercy!
      I don't have a a camera, but I can hear through the door very well.
      Works for me!

    • @joyhaig1286
      @joyhaig1286 10 місяців тому +31

      Exactly… One morning I had off from work, I heard loud knocking at my door… It was early and I didn’t receive a text or call from anyone I know, so I didn’t answer. I told my husband and he checked our cameras, it was two men we have never seen in a dingy white truck… Could have been harmless, but I don’t care, I’d rather be safe.

  • @nilesredfern7989
    @nilesredfern7989 Рік тому +1931

    The way he blamed her for him killing her, when HE had decided to kill her in the first place, is pure chilling evil

    • @lindaarrington9397
      @lindaarrington9397 Рік тому +44

      I know,
      You can just feel death on him. I've only had a hand full of cases left me feeling like this
      Pure evil

    • @jessicaellina3878
      @jessicaellina3878 Рік тому +15

      Well, it was actually the probation officer,s fault🤔

    • @longfootbuddy
      @longfootbuddy Рік тому

      he didnt care who it was that let him in, he just had decided to rob the rich so he could feed his stupid smiling face

    • @danarzechula3769
      @danarzechula3769 Рік тому +9

      Fruit cake for brains

    • @jasminaritchot7772
      @jasminaritchot7772 9 місяців тому +13

      @@jessicaellina3878yes and no, because this guy shouldn’t be doing this regardless because it’s illegal and terrible? Nvm the fact someone had to watch him cause he is an adult and in theory should be able to not kill someone?

  • @funrls
    @funrls Рік тому +813

    based on her photos and the way people described her she seemed like such a sweet caring soul, my heart breaks for her.

    • @bigbastard_lol
      @bigbastard_lol Рік тому +10

      Based on photos, huh? You think you can judge if people are good people or bad people based on their physical appearance? Interesting. I wonder what traits or characteristics would indicate someone is a "bad" person?

    • @tomosmells
      @tomosmells Рік тому +39

      ​@@bigbastard_lolum ok?

    • @Aleks_Ovski416
      @Aleks_Ovski416 Рік тому

      @@bigbastard_lol whatever you look like

    • @S.G.Rose11569
      @S.G.Rose11569 Рік тому +43

      @@bigbastard_loldid you miss the part where people described how amazing she was and how much of a great soul she was?! They literally even said that in their comment!! Learn to read bro.

    • @kaleido457
      @kaleido457 Рік тому +24

      @@bigbastard_lol She had a Human Rights Campaign sticker on her car. That alone indicates she was a good person.

  • @nicksegreaves5358
    @nicksegreaves5358 Рік тому +2303

    I worked with him in jail when I was working as a c/o and this shakes me to the core. He was really angry and always explosive in the jail, the letters read true, all he wanted was food. He was isolated on the 6th floor away from all other inmates. Good job ewu on this one!

    • @tifKh
      @tifKh Рік тому +173

      Thank you for your input! I hope you’ve been taking care of yourself, that’s not an easy job to have had, even in the past.

    • @k10batmama
      @k10batmama Рік тому +193

      I walk alone with my dog all the time. And this channel got me to buy pepper spray. In florida you can never be too sure

    • @DJHotbuns
      @DJHotbuns Рік тому +51

      Did you find out when you worked with him whatever the heck he was talking about a colostomy bag? 👀

    • @supremegreaser2399
      @supremegreaser2399 Рік тому +39

      Sure you did buddy.

    • @jfarrar231
      @jfarrar231 Рік тому +30

      ​@@DJHotbunsI think it was just a metaphor for carrying shit around

  • @mckenziemallia4475
    @mckenziemallia4475 Рік тому +1278

    I can’t stand a person with 0 accountability. Like it’s everyone else’s fault that his life is shit but his own. Rest in peace Jennifer 😢

    • @smdsnowflakes5107
      @smdsnowflakes5107 9 місяців тому +11

      Just like vvomen😂

    • @scrubload386
      @scrubload386 8 місяців тому +13

      to be fair it is fully everyone else fault the old judges for letting him off some how letting out even for federal crimes he shouldnt have been out.

    • @vigarobugsbunni
      @vigarobugsbunni 7 місяців тому +59

      ​@@smdsnowflakes5107 this can't be another whiney man on the internet cause life ain't fair😢

    • @smdsnowflakes5107
      @smdsnowflakes5107 7 місяців тому +1

      @@vigarobugsbunni said bugs bunny😆😆😆😆😆

    • @vigarobugsbunni
      @vigarobugsbunni 7 місяців тому

      @@smdsnowflakes5107 yes snowflake

  • @90swizard86
    @90swizard86 Рік тому +555

    He generalizes a whole group/community of people as awful, then kills someone who is not part of this group/community in revenge. Even in Scott’s skewed worldview, his sense of fulfillment at this action doesn’t make sense.

    • @gwen6622
      @gwen6622 Рік тому

      it is okay to generalize wealthy people as immoral, because they are. they dont deserve to die, and that's where he went wrong, but he was right to feel that the wealthy would chew us up and spit us out if that would make them some money. they wouldnt even think twice about it.

    • @JohnDoe-xm1ir
      @JohnDoe-xm1ir Рік тому +31

      I think it actually makes sense in his twisted worldview, but he just doesn't want to admit it. He simultaneously wants to be one of them, but knows he can't and deeply resents them for it. Killing an innocent who was not affluent but associated with them was probably the easy way for him to have his cake and eat it too.

    • @hopegold883
      @hopegold883 4 місяці тому +3

      Hate doesn’t ever.

    • @qozia1370
      @qozia1370 2 місяці тому +1

      Everything he said about the community is right, I do not agree with him but I understand.
      But yeah he shouldn't have killed a house keeper, it's not his target audience

    • @ivandankob7112
      @ivandankob7112 2 місяці тому

      he's an idiot manchild

  • @Libzlvzadance
    @Libzlvzadance Рік тому +1469

    The level of this man's delusion & detachment from reality is one of the most highly disturbing incidents I have ever seen.
    RIP to all his victims, beautiful Jennifer & thoughts are with all the friends, family & everyone involved in this case which brought this monster to the cage he belongs in.

    • @charlie15627
      @charlie15627 Рік тому +43

      I'd be shocked too, if I hadn't met so many other people who think similarly. You'd be shocked to discover how many people around you only truly care about themselves. The really smart ones have gotten really good at a ting like they care because doing so serves them in the end.

    • @ronaldlombardi8740
      @ronaldlombardi8740 Рік тому +14

      Why don't police integration room's
      Install sound baffles on the wall's to negate the bad sound?

    • @booprice5473
      @booprice5473 Рік тому +12

      To be fair, he’s an incel

    • @Hashslingingslasherrrrrr
      @Hashslingingslasherrrrrr Рік тому +18

      @@charlie15627here’s also ppl who don’t care at all. When I first got with my soon to be x husband he love bombed me. Made me feel like the most beautiful woman ever. Then slowly especially after he had health issues multiple times and I nursed him back literally from the dead (saved his life* multiple times) he said he didn’t want to talk about how it traumatized me. Oh and what really broke it for me is he said he doesn’t care if I leave him he knows I love him and I’m not going to. So long story short I hate I had to learn it this way but there are some very self absorbed selfish ppl out there like you said that you wouldn’t even know how fckn self absorbed they are it’s actually terrifying if you think about it

    • @raphaellavictoria01
      @raphaellavictoria01 Рік тому +16

      Incidentally, I always say, do not open your door, to anyone, unless you're expecting them. I'm serious. When I hear the doorbell, I sit quietly. Never answer the door.

  • @youtubecritic4360
    @youtubecritic4360 Рік тому +820

    After doing almost a decade in prison myself I'd never make it more then 60 days before going back to prison in the past. When the doc dumps you in a city with no resources, no clothed nothing but a state ID in your pocket. Well prison doesn't look so bad and I often would wonder what my friends in the system were doing at that moment.
    Anyways fast forward to today I've been out and had 0 trouble for 3 years now. I got myself a dog which helped teach me love,responsibilities, care, touch and all the things I'd forgotten about over the years in prison.
    Sure this last time I had a girlfriend to come home to but thar never changed anything before I'd still screw up somehow. But when I got the dog I had someone who loved me and looked to me for care for the first time it didn't matter what I did or what my past was, my little puppy looked at me for everything and I loved to spoil her with treats, bones ,gimmick clothes and so on. So that encouraged me to work and spending money fast made me think I could do better so I started going back to school to get an associates degree to help me land a better job. Anyways 3 years later I can't imagine going back to prison. But 3 years ago I couldn't imagine being anywhere but prison.
    If one person who's been institutionalized sees this comment and you need to adjust back to society get a dog.
    My best days of my life are when my wife and I take my pup meeka to the dog parks. There's nothing in this world that makes me grin ear to ear more then seeing my baby out there running with the other dogs having fun.
    She helped me get over my social anxiety, taught me responsibilities and just generally helped me live a much better life.
    I come home everyday I make my wife and I dinner then I'll make my meeka a fish and vegetables or steak,beef marrow,turkey or w.e I want to cook for her. I care for her like I would take care of a child. We're coming up on another year being free in February and I owe it all to my pup meeka (meeka means gods gift in inuit she's a husky which I care for dearly).
    I hope any other x prisoners to try something similar out and get your life back.

    • @nerfworthy112
      @nerfworthy112 Рік тому +101

      I'm proud of how far you've come. well done

    • @SugarTits716
      @SugarTits716 Рік тому +84

      You should be extremely proud of yourself!! I'm definitely proud of you & I wish you nothing but the best!!! ❤

    • @longfootbuddy
      @longfootbuddy Рік тому

      well hopefully if you ever slip back into committing a crime every 60 days, someone puts you out of your misery for good

    • @yolandaj8866
      @yolandaj8866 Рік тому +61

      My brother was just like you it was always sad to see him out became it only lasted 1-2 weeks and he was back in ...now in his late 40's he's been out for 2 years I pray for him ,you and others 🙏

    • @kennyliverpool8842
      @kennyliverpool8842 Рік тому +37

      Hope you’re doing good brother. Stay strong x

  • @jonhepypers9062
    @jonhepypers9062 6 місяців тому +48

    As someone who finds crime investigation interesting, I must say, this channel is one of the best! ❤

    • @Maya23452
      @Maya23452 4 місяці тому

      After watching the channel for some time it gives me chills when I hear the phrase " I find crime investigation fascinating". Lol 😅😅

  • @robbieanderson649
    @robbieanderson649 Рік тому +1307

    It has to be a really tough situation when someone holds you at knife point and says if you do what they say they won’t kill you. And then they kill you even though you cooperated. Here’s the lesson folks. Never believe they will let you live. Fight your azz off for your life.

    • @LifeBetweenTheDash
      @LifeBetweenTheDash Рік тому +168

      Agreed. Never believe them. Fight. Never do what they say. And Never, ever go to the second location.

    • @H_A_L_7
      @H_A_L_7 Рік тому

      See same sentiment here, do intelligent things, eg, that’s a huge house, and she knows it well, don’t give him a chance to tie her up, yes he’s got a knife a cut her and there. He looks like a physical wreck at that atm, whilst she looks quite spry, ran for your life, get into one room and locked yourself in, or give him the debit card that he can get lots of money from, instead she decided to guard her employers debit card, and let herself be carted around like a sack of potato by a man few yrs younger than her, with a colostomy bag.@@LifeBetweenTheDash
      Never ever let yourself be taken away to a secondary location, if you must die so be it, fight for your life.
      Everyone should be told this if they don’t know already.

    • @el34glo59
      @el34glo59 Рік тому +82

      ​​@@LifeBetweenTheDashAgreed. Easier said that done when in that situation, but you're 1000% right. Especially about the second location. Never let it happen

    • @RandomtuberRT
      @RandomtuberRT Рік тому +38

      In the first place never open the door and call 911 straight and the neighbours as well...

    • @karenwhinesmore9347
      @karenwhinesmore9347 11 місяців тому +5

      Absolutely!!!

  • @aaronsnowden6311
    @aaronsnowden6311 Рік тому +321

    That thing is disgusting, I won't call it a man or a human because that would be a insult to both. How anyone could do this is beyond me.

    • @oneshortgamer2540
      @oneshortgamer2540 Рік тому +13

      well... he a man and human are you shocked now?

    • @Karenanne247
      @Karenanne247 Рік тому

      A pathetic weak evil monster is all he deserves as a description 👿

    • @bigbastard_lol
      @bigbastard_lol Рік тому +1

      Is it scary for you to acknowledge men and humans as a whole are capable of evil? It's reality, deal with it

    • @manwithnoname3024
      @manwithnoname3024 Рік тому +25

      @@oneshortgamer2540what a dumb thing to say…

    • @Cornell90
      @Cornell90 Рік тому

      Beyond you?
      Obviously you are 12.
      Bigger things are happening in the world. Like rich people who got it all and still creates war that kills millions of people.
      This is nothing... nada. Just there to make you think these are the monsters of the world.... while the monsters are everytime in a leading position for a country, starting a war.

  • @mamapetillo8675
    @mamapetillo8675 Рік тому +415

    I’ve heard this story on a podcast. Never seen photos of them.
    I know how this story goes, and while I’d listened to the story, I didn’t have an image of her in my head.
    She looks like such a happy and vivacious woman.
    I’m in the same age group as her.
    I cannot imagine going thru what she did. I’d fight like hell, were I in her position. What I’ve gathered thru reading true crime stories, the only real chance you have, is to not allow yourself to be bound, or driven away from populous areas.
    You have to fight like your life depends on it
    Cause it does.

    • @commonsense571
      @commonsense571 Рік тому +15

      My sweet niece is Jennifer. It is a beautiful name for a beautiful person. Be proud that you share a good name for good and decent people. ❤ He cannot tarnish that. He is garbage.

    • @Grognarthebarb
      @Grognarthebarb Рік тому +11

      It's Florida. If you live in a similar area then I highly suggest you get the proper training and tools to protect yourself

    • @tinak.356
      @tinak.356 Рік тому +9

      If you watch Game if Thrones, Do what "The Mountain" did to the Character in the fight..Push his eyes out!

    • @lorettasearcy1471
      @lorettasearcy1471 Рік тому +2

      Amen I agree 💯with everything you ladies are saying. I have a sister in law named Jennifer and she's so sweet and kind.

    • @mamapetillo8675
      @mamapetillo8675 Рік тому +32

      @@tinak.356 if someone grabs you from behind, while standing, use your heel to stomp on the top of his foot. If he has you in a chokehold, or something similar, reach up and break his pinky. Throat punch, should you get the chance. And scream and run like hell.
      Just a few little tips. And this isn’t only for women.
      Oh, and of course, do damage to the eyes. The perfect combo, from a standing position, is throat punch eye gouge, run like hell.

  • @joshuakaeble7810
    @joshuakaeble7810 Рік тому +272

    Trust me, it's rare that I don't have an opinion on something, but this guy has me completely speechless. I simply can't think of any words to describe him.

    • @TSwizzle777
      @TSwizzle777 7 місяців тому +29

      Pure evil

    • @bigjake8943
      @bigjake8943 5 місяців тому +15

      Literally justifying murdering a random innocent lady because he’s screwed up his own life. It’s just hard to comprehend that we have people this in a society as advanced as ours

    • @E.Hunter.Esquire
      @E.Hunter.Esquire 4 місяці тому +1

      Hot take but did he *really* do anything wrong? 🤔

    • @evallitt330
      @evallitt330 3 місяці тому

      Loser.

    • @jamesknight3070
      @jamesknight3070 3 місяці тому +1

      "Case Study" are the best I can think of, and the only valid reason for him not getting the Death Penalty (imo).

  • @leopatria
    @leopatria Рік тому +110

    The way this is edited is the most suspenseful watch I’ve ever seen. EWU had us on our toes with this one

  • @xMiketheManx
    @xMiketheManx Рік тому +619

    No disrespect to anyone at the EWU crew, but Ravon is the best narrator hands down period.

    • @maddisonbythesea3015
      @maddisonbythesea3015 Рік тому +23

      Without a doubt

    • @thrillwillent
      @thrillwillent Рік тому +15

      Who is Ravon?

    • @MarioGoatse
      @MarioGoatse Рік тому +162

      Remember that woman? She was terrible. I hated her over-dramatised voice. “What is up EWU crew” in that sexy sultry voice. She was annoying. Ravon is the GOAT.

    • @stephengarrett5808
      @stephengarrett5808 Рік тому +11

      Isn’t it AI?

    • @joutoob9
      @joutoob9 Рік тому +17

      @@stephengarrett5808 The narrator voice is AI.

  • @Syndicate_LS
    @Syndicate_LS Рік тому +637

    For people not aware “most twisted cases you’ve ever heard of” is a series on the channel. You can find the playlist for it

    • @deadlimerence
      @deadlimerence Рік тому +34

      they should probably number the videos

    • @Syndicate_LS
      @Syndicate_LS Рік тому +39

      @@deadlimerence yeah, but the CLICKS
      No but fr they should

    • @MarioGoatse
      @MarioGoatse Рік тому +23

      No it’s not. They’re just reusing the titles because they get clicks. They’ve changed their titles in the old videos.

    • @Darth-Claw-Killflex
      @Darth-Claw-Killflex Рік тому +6

      Teacher's pet.

    • @Syndicate_LS
      @Syndicate_LS Рік тому +21

      @@Darth-Claw-Killflex wtf? I just spitting out facts since ppl don’t know

  • @StevenSiler-s6g
    @StevenSiler-s6g Місяць тому +11

    Im so happy to hear when someone like this is being treated poorly in prison and it was so nice to be able to hear the letters he wrote begging to be fed better and begging for better treatment. I dont know what it is but i have to watch your channel every night. Something about your voice helps me sleep. It takes me days to finish one of your videos cuz i put it on and fall asleep and keep having to go back to where i left off but i love it

    • @sheilaboston7051
      @sheilaboston7051 19 днів тому +1

      Hah! I didn't think I was the only one, but it happens with such regularity I was starting to wonder!

    • @lucretialee3691
      @lucretialee3691 11 днів тому +2

      It just makes the fact he got life not a death sentence all the more karmic, and I hope he lives a long, long life with no envelopes for his letters.

  • @marcnoack2025
    @marcnoack2025 Рік тому +483

    It's frightening to know that individuals of this kind walk among us undetected ..

    • @deborahfay102
      @deborahfay102 Рік тому +3

      Amen to that.

    • @kewsiyehboah9514
      @kewsiyehboah9514 Рік тому +10

      ​@@deborahfay102Scary - Walking in Plain Sight..

    • @MyWeedgrower
      @MyWeedgrower Рік тому +20

      just think how many times we could've passed by one of these people, sat in school with for 18 yrs, had sat next to on the bus/train/plane before

    • @scarletamazon3455
      @scarletamazon3455 Рік тому +20

      @@MyWeedgrower I still have a vivid memory of passing a man in the street one day, and he looked me in the eyes as he passed, and his expression for a moment gave me a terrified feeling and a chill down my spine. He didn't say or do anything, it was a busy street, lots of people, but the fleeting expression of utter cold hatred hit me hard. I'm still convinced that he was a psychopath who had a homicidal thought as he saw me, and I've never experienced anything like that before or since, even after meeting other bad people and surviving an abusive relationship. Something was off about that man and the way he looked at me, and my reaction was primal and viseral. All of my senses screamed that he was dangerous and to get away from him. I do think that sometimes we can spot the danger, the lack of human emotion, and if they drop the mask for a moment, like he did that day.

    • @yoyoyowantsumchicken2go721
      @yoyoyowantsumchicken2go721 Рік тому +9

      More common then we even know. A guy I dated at 17 saw on the news at 21. Murdered his landlord over a thermostat

  • @shanabanana1
    @shanabanana1 Рік тому +345

    Huge fan of this channel, and this is my favorite narrator . Perfect voice and emotion. I pray for all your team and all the mental stress they go through doing research for us grateful subs. Keep up the great work . Stay safe

    • @robotaholic
      @robotaholic Рік тому +20

      Best narrator out there!

    • @glom_gazingo
      @glom_gazingo Рік тому +17

      @@robotaholic I have to say the best narrator was the one on Forensic Files > RIP.

    • @shannonmcgowan8601
      @shannonmcgowan8601 Рік тому +15

      The raven!!! Best narrator ever. Can’t imagine the work they do. Totally agree though. Huge Ewu crew fan!!

    • @CHEDDAHD
      @CHEDDAHD Рік тому +3

      @@glom_gazingo i dunno, the new Cold Case Files guy is really nice to listen to

    • @tedkaczynskiamericanhero3916
      @tedkaczynskiamericanhero3916 Рік тому +6

      ​@shannonmcgowan8601 Glad to see other people have remembered his name as well.
      I've seen people on other channels he narrates, calling him an AI voice over and that really surprised me.

  • @vickiekasafirek9096
    @vickiekasafirek9096 Рік тому +161

    I've seen this interview and when he took the stand at his trial. He's pure evil. Thinks everyone owes him something.

  • @LillianHawke-CrimeStory-b9x
    @LillianHawke-CrimeStory-b9x Місяць тому +7

    I really love your channel, and this narrator is one of the reasons I can't miss a single video. The voice is so expressive and full of emotion

  • @madrush24
    @madrush24 Рік тому +99

    I thought, "Death penalty, please." Until I heard that was what he wanted. I hope his life in prison includes even less food for his treacherous belly. It's terrifying that pure evil can randomly enter your life one day and end everything.

    • @amyshew1151
      @amyshew1151 Рік тому +10

      Yeah- don’t ever think death penalty . I watched a crime story and the pedo literally celebrated the death penalty . He said he knew he’d live another 20 years in the state he was sentenced - if his day ever came , and he’d have a safe and private cell . If he were given life and put in regular population ? He said every minute of every day people would be gunning for him and his death day could be any moment of everyday . A whole lot harder life than a private cell with private security on death row . And ? It costs over 1 Million USD to see a death penalty case from beginning to end then another decade or 3 feeding and providing medical and guards for them . The death penalties a gift for most heinous killers looking at life without parole .

    • @longfootbuddy
      @longfootbuddy Рік тому +1

      maybe you believe everything he said

    • @michehobson5531
      @michehobson5531 Рік тому

      Honestly still want death penalty for him. That’s just something’s dbag’s like him say to be like yahhh I’m so dark I’m such a tough guy I don’t care about anything I’m invincibleeeee - but they don’t actually mean it. They are just living out some antihero cool guy BS in their wildest fantasies.
      If he really did want that - why not just commit sui****? It’s easy enough. If he’s really that “detached” and truly doesn’t value his own life - he’s got all the effed up skills pull that off.
      Like, go for it buddy! 🎉
      Put up or shut up! 😙
      What’s the hold up, my guy? 🙂
      Because they DONT actually want the death penalty, narcissistic pricks like him value themselves too much. He’s way too narcissistic to actually believe that HE of all people should stop existing, let alone giving others the power to TAKE his life from him. It’s honestly probably his worst nightmare. He thinks he’s better than everyone and that people have “robbed” his entitled ass. So let’s rob him of life - keep the whole thing on brand. Though I feel like his life is owed to us.
      He had the tenacity to pull off killing an innocent human then made up some bd about wealth disparity just to get his d**k hard. If death is really what he wants for himself, that’s light work for a psycho like him. He was out on probation, he was free. Out and about. But oh…hm….he chose to kill someone else…. instead of HIMSELF? I mean if that’s what you really wanted - that was a prime opportunity to do so but it’s NOT WHAT HE WANTS. Who’s to say he won’t go on to kill some unlucky kid who got wrongly accused that happens to be in the same jail with him and he gets to feel that sick pleasure again? That dominance over another person? Why give him the opportunity? He shouldn’t have that power - he should be stripped of his right to life.
      Most likely he just wants people to believe he wants the death penalty so that out of “spite” he gets spared, and then in his tweaked out little mind he gets to believe he played everyone and got his way and he’s Mr.smartfarts and he “wins”
      “I want the death penalty” LOL PLEASE with that boohooBull. I believe some criminals with actual remorse truly want the DP - but NOT THIS LARPING DOUCHE. He is not the one he is a COWARD. I don’t buy it for a fucking second. It’s just some trash fantasy thing he says to boost his slimy ass ego, he’s sees himself as a supervillain that people secretly root for. He probably is obsessed with like whatever creeps decide to give him a cult following. He would soooooo be that dude writing fan man from prison to idiots that worship him from the outside.
      He’s poison to the rest of us - a complete lost cause. Why have him around prisoners that didn’t murder anyone that might be good people that got caught in a bad situation? Why risk their second chance, just to allow this dump truck to breathe air? Eradicate him, cremate him, dump him in a sewer, put him in an unmarked grave. Erase any shred evidence of his lousy existence. Make it a point to remind him he’s made no mark on this world, and no one will remember him except as a dumb failure. The best thing I think we could do is declare his existence and ego to be THAT worthless to the rest of us and taking all his sense of power and control. Narcissists know one fear, and that’s fear for themselves. I mean by god he’s complaining about his damn colon clearly the man thinks he deserves to live and have every single one of his needs met.
      The thing is, the human brain is powerful. I think the human brain can adapt to most any environment, to allow it to experience comfort on some level. And he doesn’t deserve that feeling. He WILL find a way to be comfortable and happy as possible as long as blood pumps through his worthless veins. I don’t want this guy to read a yoga book and start meditating and get to achieve nirvana or some shit no I want his brain shut off permanently. No more experiences for you.
      The loser already has a cell to himself, and is making deals with the police to “tell his story” in exchange for gifts to make him more comfy womfy. Please - you think a bitch like that actually doesn’t value his life? Let’s stop his garbage neurons from perpetually jacking off in that rickety ass bum skull and melt that stank ugly mug right off.
      Again If that’s TRUUUULY what he wants - (which again, I highly doubt) then I say SO WHAT. Worth it in my opinion. Yup let him have his 2 last miserable little seconds that he “so dearly wants and wishes for 🙄 to know he’s not walking around enjoying anything.
      like, k bye!! 👋
      you’re welcome sweetie!
      Glad we could do this kindness for you, despite your rank ass worthless self not deserving it.
      And the rest of us get to spend our whole life’s knowing that his demented neuron firing squad is shut down for good and that we cleaned the earth of this self entitles prick. Who’s to say his last moment wouldn’t be filled with regret. Won’t know if we don’t try!

  • @mmanadx12
    @mmanadx12 Рік тому +35

    Man you keep my day going. Thank you for your hard work❤

  • @datbabyboi9171
    @datbabyboi9171 Рік тому +297

    This guy said he did this for the money because he had nothing to feed himself or move on with life but he paid nearly $500 worth of items all Walmart before the murder. He hated the rich wealthy people living their lives around him but he targeted a house cleaner instead. He also said she was not cooperating with him at the house to get food and money. But he left the house with her, one beer, the debit card, the pin, and a expensive watch but took her with him and killed her. Its disgusting he knew he was gonna be put back in prison for life doing what he did but still murdered her anyways. Also he thought his PO sabotage his job and life so therefore he killed someone. THIS MAKES NO SENSE AT ALL.!! Anyways So sad for Jennifer. She never got to see her grandbaby in Texas. May she rest in peace. 🙏

    • @Kozoku
      @Kozoku Рік тому +9

      He said that he used a check, it may have bounced because he didn't have any money at all.

    • @SoyDuckHot
      @SoyDuckHot Рік тому

      It’s the typical kind of communist excuse to kill because the rich only got rich from exploiting others. It’s just spitefulness and jealousy when you boil it down. Same with this guy.
      But now in America we have a hybrid form of communist. One that doesn’t just discriminate based on wealth but now associating a race with that wealth (white people even though Asian and jewish people do way better and even African immigrants do better per capita). This is the most dangerous form of politics and if not kept at bay would lead to genocide.

    • @scarletamazon3455
      @scarletamazon3455 Рік тому

      Yeah, it clearly wasn't about money, or even "revenge" against rich people. If he just wanted money, he'd have robbed the place and left, or committed more armed robberies. If he wanted revenge on rich people, he wouldn't have kidnapped and murdered a housekeeper. Remember he bought his murder kit prior to all of this, he just wanted to kill. Likely because he has antisocial personality disorder (is a psychopath, basically), figured he had nothing left to lose and likely got a thrill out of it. He has no remorse because he has no empathy. Him whining about starving to death and wanting more food, my god. I hope they only give him disgusting food for the rest of his days.

    • @longfootbuddy
      @longfootbuddy Рік тому

      probably a biden supporter

    • @siba2379
      @siba2379 Рік тому +9

      He's a coward, attacked a defenseless helper instead of the rich men residing in that area. He kept calling Jennifer the b word when he's the biggest example of what a b word is

  • @tamedshrew235
    @tamedshrew235 4 місяці тому +13

    So sorry for this family's loss. Jennifer was a day away from meeting her baby grandaughter. Such cruelty is unimaginable.

    • @Bellaozi
      @Bellaozi 3 місяці тому +1

      Right. She was so close to avoiding this monster. Sadly it would've been someone else if not Jennifer.

  • @MakesNoSense86
    @MakesNoSense86 Рік тому +86

    Some criminals should NEVER be paroled! So many commit heinous crimes almost immediately upon their release. RestInParadise beautiful Jennifer

  • @Firepaw20011
    @Firepaw20011 Рік тому +209

    I worked in a PD for a few months, the amount of offenders that want to retell their crimes and how they're the victim-practically 95% think they're the victim. It's NOT hard to avoid doing illegal stuff. Shit gets tiring fast

    • @tropezando
      @tropezando Рік тому +10

      I would assume most criminals probably do have some sort of crappy past, to be fair. I don't think most financially and socially stable people resort to crime. It is inherently an act of desperation.
      That being said, it is possible to be a victim without victimizing others.

    • @wiseauserious8750
      @wiseauserious8750 Рік тому

      Get ready because it's just getting started, the fetasization and worship of victimhood is getting worse every year

    • @Cornell90
      @Cornell90 Рік тому +7

      I think this is a product of the system we live in.
      They all have something in common. Mental illness is a thing, horrible things can happen to people over years and years.
      I doubt this man was born like this.
      But yea, let's act like we could never do this. Every person alive has a threshold, every person alive could do horrible things under the right circumstances. You can denie it all you want, it would only show your lack of awareness.

    • @Cornell90
      @Cornell90 Рік тому +6

      Hell we practise war every year and somehow people are shocked people like this go crazy. We have rich people who's responsible for millions of lives. And it's normalized, people attend the war and want to be apart of the slaughter.
      Don't ever forget what kind of world you live in, and how pathetic you are to act like a "modern" human in a non modern world.

    • @Fckyourfeelingsboo
      @Fckyourfeelingsboo Рік тому

      Everyone has a past & a lot of people experienced some sort of trauma in their lifetime… That’s no excuse even though many people use it as one. We all have choices. BTW Finically & socially stable people kill people all the time. Inherently an act of desperation!? Not true either. All murders (kill) are motivated by financial greed (steal), sexual lust (rape) or the pursuit of power (control) and jealousy. Sometimes only one of these motives is the driving force behind a crime. Sometimes two or more are involved. (self defense isn’t on the list) Then there’s some people that kill just because, for petty reasons.

  • @Murphys13Law
    @Murphys13Law Рік тому +1099

    I've watched 100s of interrogations with REALLY terrible people that have done terrible things... BUT this one is definitely one of the worst. The way he spoke of Jennifer as if he blamed her for ALL the wrongs in the world with such venom, I truly believe that Jennifer's last moments where more terrifying than anyone can imagine.
    R.I.P. Jennifer 💔

    • @OMGlvl86turtlepilot
      @OMGlvl86turtlepilot Рік тому +73

      ya, he even admits that he knew she was a worker, from someone who knew her. the fact he felt justified, like he finally "got back" on "them" after killing a literal random lady is so fucked.

    • @Murphys13Law
      @Murphys13Law Рік тому +18

      @bobbicatt most ppl would probably be surprised...I would not... I've met many... specifically ones that act normal but that are not.

    • @Jaiden_Anime_Shuns
      @Jaiden_Anime_Shuns Рік тому +19

      Well I hope he enjoyed that pizza its the last good meal and last decent feeling he will get. Im glad they are keeping him alive to suffer in a hellhole where those who oppress him will always be in his face and a coward like him wont do anything to a real threat.

    • @WayneJohnson-rh7mf
      @WayneJohnson-rh7mf Рік тому +3

      What makes you think people can’t imagine terrifying?

    • @stevenhow2666
      @stevenhow2666 Рік тому

      😊

  • @SilverWitch971
    @SilverWitch971 6 місяців тому +40

    So he stole $300, but spent $500 on supplies to get rid of her. So obviously the money was not in fact his primary intention

    • @mindfulmaximalism
      @mindfulmaximalism 6 місяців тому +2

      The motive was Reid's. The nanny discovered something about the rich guy and had to go. See my comment for the real twist.

    • @Saturn57
      @Saturn57 4 місяці тому +4

      Money WAS his intention but he's dumb like you already demonstrated. He didnt think about withdrawal limits, etc. Plus he had the entire house to take things from.

    •  Місяць тому

      @@mindfulmaximalism Your comment doesn't exist. Explain.

  • @suchartboontid2560
    @suchartboontid2560 Рік тому +244

    His thought process is that of a child's. I'm upset about something so I'm destroying everything in my path. It's scary to think there are people out there who look like normal grownups who have such low level of mental capacity and even less emotional management skills, who are also strong and capable enough to destroy lives. You need to sit down with kids and talk to them about their emotions and challenge the hell out of their thoughts, spell out everything, before they grow up to be destructive like this guy here.

    • @melodi996
      @melodi996 Рік тому +10

      Not everybody has parents capable of good parenting.

    • @amyshew1151
      @amyshew1151 Рік тому

      Daily meditation, emotional health and basic life skills would sure make America’s kids a lot happier and less violent : Too bad our Christian evangelicals are dictating the school programs these days and meditation , emotional / psychological health and sex ed / family planning are all activities spawned by Satan himself and not to be spoken about around any person under 18. I think they say ,” If you would just get right with god- everything will be alright .” Yep: That and,” Just Say No.” seems like a real plan to me .

    • @amyshew1151
      @amyshew1151 Рік тому

      @@melodi996That’s why teaching the realities of parenting and family planning : You know the fact that babies don’t just happen ? Should be drilled into kids from an early age , because we’re not all equally able of raising loved and well cared for children with a sense of right and wrong and hard work and kindness . The 5 year contraceptive implant seems like it should be included in some women’s probation rules : If they take parenting classes and show a positive probability of good parenting ? It can be removed sooner . I mean there’s be likely a lot fewer true crimes against children stories to witness if the women that have shown themselves to be unfit parents are unable to procreate in 5 year stretches at a time . -Just saying . I don’t believe everyone should have the right to procreate simply because they’re a biological human being with reproductive organs in good order . Society should require a higher standard for those who want to procreate . Like no violent felons and sociopathic narcissists should apply .

    • @melodi996
      @melodi996 Рік тому +4

      @@LawNerd23 What is your question here?! Do you understand that psychological maturity is taught through parenting and not something people just grow in to by their own?

    • @gozer33
      @gozer33 Рік тому +6

      I was just reading about his early life and it's really bad. Raped by his older brothers as a boy and then abused while in prison.
      I'm not excusing what he did, but the problem is bigger than one person just deciding to do bad things.

  • @modernmistyk4341
    @modernmistyk4341 Рік тому +69

    This creator does a consistently great job on his research and video editing. Top notch work

  • @Winter-Lake
    @Winter-Lake Рік тому +334

    If you know that it's wrong for someone to do something to you, whatever it might be, then you know that it's wrong for you to do to another human being.
    It is utterly difficult to listen to this vile man speak. I can't.

    • @kayboy6055
      @kayboy6055 Рік тому +1

      You should also stop trying.

    • @sprypinegames5390
      @sprypinegames5390 Рік тому +15

      @@kayboy6055bro what’s with the negativity?

    • @sprypinegames5390
      @sprypinegames5390 Рік тому +5

      I share you sentiment. Horrifying.

    • @Winter-Lake
      @Winter-Lake Рік тому +12

      @@sprypinegames5390
      It was literally making my tummy & chest hurt thinking about what that woman, Jennifer must have been experiencing because of him. I had to stop midway through, it was just unbearable. That poor woman had to suffer a million times a million far worse than just the unbearable-ness of hearing him.

    • @ajolleyduck2933
      @ajolleyduck2933 Рік тому

      @@Winter-Lake yeah, unfortunately. Makes me wish we'd house people like this purposefully with rapists who are into whatever type they are. Knock their teeth out and just basically give them to the rapists as a toy.
      I don't know if that's justice but it definitely would be strong punishment

  • @khart1825
    @khart1825 6 місяців тому +12

    I have felt a lot of resentment and disappointment in my life...but not once has it occurred to me to harm or kill someone for what I perceive are my problems. Poor Jennifer. RIP.

  • @ems8373
    @ems8373 Рік тому +214

    The scary part of many of these ASPD cases is the significant level of intelligence and self awareness many of them show while simultaneously detaching themselves from reality. Never know who's out there.

    • @_Y.Not_
      @_Y.Not_ Рік тому +19

      I don't think he's particularly self-aware or intelligent.

    • @erikablu429
      @erikablu429 Рік тому +6

      it makes total sense though, if you have aspd, specifically homicidal thoughts, and are a narcissist, your entire life you are using everyone around you as pawns, you have to evolve to have a certain level of sociopathic intelligence to protect your inner demons/desires. ugh. scary!

    • @mossyteef
      @mossyteef Рік тому

      He was dumb enough to say he wanted revenge on people above him, rich people, the affluent, yet he kills this poor womn who cleans houses… he’s a narcissistic idiot, no doubt. He’ll tell himself anything to make himself feel better.

    • @sharonthompson672
      @sharonthompson672 Рік тому +4

      ​@@_Y.Not_ An Orlando Sentinel article said he has an IQ of 82, but I thought he spoke better than someone with a low IQ 🤔

    • @Stevros999
      @Stevros999 Рік тому +1

      ​@@sharonthompson672I can speak and write pretty good but I'd probably only score around 80😂

  • @adellsternberg
    @adellsternberg Рік тому +116

    My condolences to the family and everyone that was affected by his heinous act, rest in peace

  • @babytriin
    @babytriin Рік тому +426

    my birth father is a diagnosed sociopath and even though i will never forgive him for what he put me through for 3 and a half years, he still continues to send me birthday cards every year just to let me know that he is still out there. so cases like these where antisocial personality disorder is mentioned, it definitely hits close to home.

    • @neglectfulsausage7689
      @neglectfulsausage7689 Рік тому +16

      sounds like he cares about u

    • @bloom.11.25
      @bloom.11.25 Рік тому +40

      Yikes, hope you’re doing good and don’t let toxic people ruin your happiness

    • @goatbabe0666
      @goatbabe0666 Рік тому +114

      ​@@neglectfulsausage7689Sometimes it's not that a birthday card is to remind the child they're out there, but it can serve as a means to gain attention from them. This can be especially troubling if a child is trying to go no contact for a while or permanently.

    • @goatbabe0666
      @goatbabe0666 Рік тому +46

      I hope you've heard this but you are not your father. You are your own person, and deserve happiness. It wasn't your fault. ♥

    • @slaughtercomeswithlaughter
      @slaughtercomeswithlaughter Рік тому +104

      @@neglectfulsausage7689no, the cards are a form of attempted controlling behaviour and it’s abusive. It’s like saying “I’m still here, I can still reach you any time I want!” Plus it gives the bio father a sob story about “I send birthday cards to my child every year and they never reply 😢 “ so they get sympathy.

  • @fatalattraction613
    @fatalattraction613 5 місяців тому +35

    This is why I keep my Beretta on my hip or within reach at all times, even when I’m home. I had a guy break into my house once afternoon while I was taking a bath. I had no firearms within reach and was vulnerable AF, naked in a bath. I heard him kick he back door in and start rifling thru the house. I made my way into our attached master bedroom, grabbed my robe and pistol, then shouted at the guy that the house is occupied, I’m armed, and to quickly decide whether taking my stuff was worth his life. He fled the house. That taught me to keep a weapon with me even in the perceived safety of my own home.

    • @ianmangham4570
      @ianmangham4570 Місяць тому +1

      Never Happened 😮

    • @boyonline1
      @boyonline1 23 дні тому +2

      @@ianmangham4570😂 wdym it never happened. this shits so common

    • @ianmangham4570
      @ianmangham4570 22 дні тому

      @@boyonline1 Shawani mi toosa,mi dingy dee ma choosoo.

    • @maryanneantho4084
      @maryanneantho4084 19 днів тому

      Same. Shower gun™️. :)

    • @ianmangham4570
      @ianmangham4570 19 днів тому

      @@boyonline1 It's about as common as your sense.

  • @whocarescrapsa
    @whocarescrapsa Рік тому +333

    So he killed her for $400?! Really? I'll bet she would have given him that. He describes punching and stabbing her like he was tying his shoelaces on a Tuesday. Now stop giving that guy food.

    • @xmateinc
      @xmateinc 5 місяців тому +28

      Exactly, she definitely would’ve just given it to him, he could’ve gotten his pizza and beer, got arrested and went back to prison, which is what he wanted to begin with, and no one would’ve got hurt. Just another demon that thinks its the worlds fault he’s a loser.

    • @KA-jm2cz
      @KA-jm2cz 2 місяці тому

      It was punishment I think.

    • @Texaslife98
      @Texaslife98 Місяць тому

      Hell he didn’t even have to rob her… he could have just stolen her cards when she went to the restroom or left the room. He would have had some petty theft charge instead of murdering somebody and spending all his years in prison. Dude is an idiot.. none of this was even required if what he wanted was just money.

    • @kathiemarshall9446
      @kathiemarshall9446 Місяць тому +1

      He somehow managed to spend $500 when he was purchasing his supplies, but he is so wronged by the world and has nothing that he murders someone for £400???

  • @josephdavis3472
    @josephdavis3472 Рік тому +183

    These investigators understand the psychology of this kind of person well enough to know not to push back during their monologue, as they will freely give all of the information without thinking if they get to feel like they are bragging. Truly taking advantage of their narcissism to bury them.

    • @longfootbuddy
      @longfootbuddy Рік тому

      yes, ive had plenty of dbags bragging about vile stuff to me, and when they quickly find out i despise people like them, they turn quick.. usually with a bunch of projected lies and blames, and plots to get me in some way.. you know, typical stuff dbags always do

    • @locarnese5598
      @locarnese5598 Рік тому +13

      Which begs the question: WTF was someone with his rap sheet doing walking free when this happened?

    • @cozycat6382
      @cozycat6382 10 місяців тому +1

      A person with ASPD only reveals information because it's their intent to do so. He only divulged information after he thought it would help him get better treatment in prison. If he truly believed it would have no effect, then he would have had no problem being absolutely silent about it for life. Of course, people with narcissism tend to talk regardless but not everyone with ASPD has narcissism. It's a misconception that everyone with ASPD has narcissism (there's tons of other misconceptions too). This person clearly had it though.

  • @ArtistUnknownOfficial
    @ArtistUnknownOfficial Рік тому +355

    The level of suffering that innocent victims like Jennifer dealt with makes me wonder if life is even real. I hope she's in a much better place, truly.

    • @kunpunko
      @kunpunko Рік тому +20

      @@marcosolo6491this is not the time.. they simply wished her to be at peace.

    • @ArtistUnknownOfficial
      @ArtistUnknownOfficial Рік тому +21

      @marcosolo6491 Clearly, you don't read the room. I was speaking from an emotional perspective, not a literal one. I spoke expressively, and your response about cosmic justice and connecting me, a random stranger offering sympathy, to the murderer tells me more about your lack of understanding than it does demonstrate a lesson about my entitlement.
      Edit: I would also like to add that your view of "realistic" and "unrealistic" are subjective. _That place_ may absolutely be real, and you would have no way of knowing. Dreams are real. Death is real. For some, spiritual experiences are real, hallucinations and delusions are real, it depends who you ask. But that is my point... It is subjective. Is life real to me? *Sometimes.* That's my answer. Yours is yes. That's fine. As much as we would like to know more about the universe, we just don't. One small discovery could uproot everything someone thinks they know.

    • @ArtistUnknownOfficial
      @ArtistUnknownOfficial Рік тому +16

      @@marcosolo6491 What is your end goal here with this?

    • @kunpunko
      @kunpunko Рік тому +17

      @@marcosolo6491 it’s NOT that serious they were being kind and giving condolences that’s it? tf is wrong with you??

    • @YoutubeJailhouseWine
      @YoutubeJailhouseWine Рік тому

      ​@@marcosolo6491The act like an arrogant prick strategy for changing the world isnt working out very well for you buddy.

  • @MA-vz2mu
    @MA-vz2mu 2 місяці тому +4

    That poor woman. I’m sure as she begged him not to kill her, she mentioned that the night she was going to be seeing her new granddaughter for the first time. These killers are such monsters!

  • @anab.2741
    @anab.2741 Рік тому +68

    No matter how many times I’ve listened to a case, EWU always delivers new facts I’ve yet to hear and intense coverage. This is the best, most thorough coverage of this case I’ve ever heard. What a tragic loss. 💔

  • @Jaceson90210
    @Jaceson90210 Рік тому +977

    I read his backstory. This man was built to be a monster. Not to make excuses or feel bad for him but from an objective psychiatric study on trauma point of view, his past really explains the monster he is. He was raped by his older brothers. And he was raped and brutalized in jail for 25 years by inmates and prison guards and fed feeces and blood. This guy was physically and sexually violently abused. He knew nothing else. He was built to kill. That’s frightening. He picked a very vulnerable and kind person to slaughter.. he is one sick disgusting individual. He is the prime reason why we need better psychiatric programs in jail especially for those that have a release date. Many men and women are being released daily with no in depth psychiatric care. There is another sicko like him about to be released as you read this.. better psychological care in prison is a huge part of prison reform.

    • @artvandalay2736
      @artvandalay2736 Рік тому +57

      @@mindysmith3683Yeah that worked well in the 1900s, it would likely start chaos and civil war in 2023

    • @-eternal
      @-eternal Рік тому +188

      @@artvandalay2736 The fact that rapists and murderers aren't automatically getting the death penalty is concerning as is.

    • @dnd1007
      @dnd1007 Рік тому +94

      Do we know that the past trauma he reports is true?

    • @wolfslullaby
      @wolfslullaby Рік тому +1

      @@beverlybalius9303 how ignorant of you, what about people that killed for self defense? or people with mental illness? they should just get killed? life in prison is more of a punishment than death.

    • @Jaceson90210
      @Jaceson90210 Рік тому +43

      @@beverlybalius9303 it’s not a bleeding heart anything. FYI for example to perform an execution in the state of Washington it costs 24 million dollars per execution. However they abolished it 3 months ago… but when a state performs it Most of it goes to the private prison and pharmaceutical and the contracted medical doctors that perform them. It’s cheaper to house them. But I am not against the death penalty.

  • @sethwaggoner6497
    @sethwaggoner6497 Рік тому +116

    This man is truly a living example of what human garbage looks like. He is a raging psychopath in every sense of the term. What a horrible thing that poor lady had to endure at the hand of this mad man. Life in prison will be a greater punishment for him than death...since he will wallow in his rage and agonize at his living conditions.

    • @wobblyjelly345
      @wobblyjelly345 Рік тому +4

      Good point, he won't get the 'easy out' he wanted.

    • @longfootbuddy
      @longfootbuddy Рік тому +1

      not really.. i dont buy for a second that he wanted to be executed

  • @pitch-darkpositivity
    @pitch-darkpositivity Місяць тому +3

    Jacksonville is dangerous. I’ve been there one time, catching a flight back home from st Augustine. My son almost got kidnapped in the middle of the airport. A man in a turban ran up on us and tried to grab him up and when I screamed he didn’t flinch he didn’t slow down he kept it pushing at the same pace and never looked back. I swore I would never go back to that place.

    • @ya_boy442
      @ya_boy442 9 днів тому

      A turban? Would you be able to pick it out of a lineup?

    • @pitch-darkpositivity
      @pitch-darkpositivity 9 днів тому

      @ maybe. It was in 2021. I could look at it and if I had any doubts I would be honest. He wasn’t very big or tall. He was fast. And his turban and outfit were white or cream colored. He was maybe a traditional man from a North African country or the middle eastern region. It was so scary.

  • @rm2kking
    @rm2kking Рік тому +549

    The detective snuck in “is it pizza flavor?”
    That was smooth.

    • @Sbeve_One
      @Sbeve_One 8 місяців тому +52

      Just seen that bros a menace 💀🤣

    • @ish2626
      @ish2626 6 місяців тому +25

      i was stunned lmao

    • @spencersharp
      @spencersharp 6 місяців тому +71

      he literally didnt know that detail yet though which makes it even better

    • @youhan9460
      @youhan9460 5 місяців тому +3

      When ?

    • @santiagocuriel8511
      @santiagocuriel8511 4 місяці тому

      @@youhan946020:11

  • @tatianaquiroz4615
    @tatianaquiroz4615 Рік тому +264

    This dude wined about mistreatment in prison and he had the audacity to kill Jennifer simply because this baby did not like the fact that she did not give him what he wanted. Wow! She was a working woman unlike him. He went through what he went through because of his bad choices which was well deserved. This woman worked hard. Selfish piece of garage this man. Glad he got caught and may he never get out now! What an atrocious individual! RIP Jennifer!

    • @longfootbuddy
      @longfootbuddy Рік тому

      dbag used the word need, not want

    • @mudpuppin3tt3s
      @mudpuppin3tt3s Рік тому

      You are a girl, your intelligence is telling

    • @tatianaquiroz4615
      @tatianaquiroz4615 Рік тому

      @simulationkoyo nope. No idea what you are referring too. But it would not surprise me. Many politicians wine and complain. Don’t know too much about him.

    • @jeremiahallyn4603
      @jeremiahallyn4603 Рік тому +15

      Exactly. That big whiny monster made my blood boil!! He is a waste of oxygen and space!!!! Disgusting. I am so sorry for Jennifer and her family 😢

    • @raimeyewens7518
      @raimeyewens7518 Рік тому +8

      I can’t imagine complaining that I have nothing when I’ve never worked for anything. Unless you come from family money you work hard for what you have and the lifestyle you live. You can’t bum around in life and expect it to be handed to you. Why would anyone bust their butts working just to help out a lazy person? I have no sympathy for that.

  • @ceyarras
    @ceyarras Рік тому +35

    the “oh yeah” he did when the cops asked if there’s anyone else out there that he killed I actually had chills run through my body he’s rlly a waste of space

  • @alecrichards8574
    @alecrichards8574 Місяць тому +5

    20:10 interesting that the Detective asks if the snack is "pizza flavored", I guarantee you the killer immediately thought of his "blood pizza", without the detective knowing how symbolic the word pizza was

  • @ell8515
    @ell8515 Рік тому +13

    i love this channel so much, the narrator makes me fall asleep tho so it takes me about 3 days to watch a full video😭

  • @realtalkwithLorin
    @realtalkwithLorin Рік тому +422

    What a nightmare! I don't know how the interrogators do it without losing it. You could tell that they hold back a lot. This guy was absolutely insane and I'm glad he's off the street. Poor Jennifer. She was so innocent.

    • @jackflash743
      @jackflash743 Рік тому +16

      the law already knew what an evil bastard he is, so what do they do let him out of prison so ha can murder some poor innocent woman

    • @jenniferyule8786
      @jenniferyule8786 11 місяців тому

      How do you know? she might have been a real bitch, we only know what this guy has narrated and its easy to speak well of the dead. Don't be so over emotional. I am surprised you didn't add "fly with the angels", or some other cringey saying.

    • @katattack907
      @katattack907 10 місяців тому +12

      It's so hard to listen to detectives playing nice with monsters to keep them talking. Ugh. I don't know if I could have that much self control.

    • @Lena-so2lq
      @Lena-so2lq 8 місяців тому +3

      These people get in for different reasons. But to hear this type of stuff, interrogation for hours...i have a feeling that they seen things growing up to give them a hard shell....they want to help..

    • @KeyboardBuster
      @KeyboardBuster 7 місяців тому

      "She was so innocent" you didn't know her. And gurls young gurls are just starting the female trade of manipulation, liying, and passing blame. All gurls are guilty of something. To me at least.

  • @desireenicole2497
    @desireenicole2497 Рік тому +98

    Who was the person who told him about her? And said he wouldn't care if she was dead. Why didn't they look into that?! Curious if it was a lie, or a truth?

    • @el.t-bull
      @el.t-bull Рік тому +24

      I am curious about this as well. I feel like that should be investigated more in depth.

    • @fredwillemse
      @fredwillemse Рік тому +13

      I was wondering that too. I was suspecting her husband.

    • @lisaf1443
      @lisaf1443 Рік тому +6

      I was wondering the same thing

    • @Caitlin-bd9yp
      @Caitlin-bd9yp Рік тому +13

      I'm sure they definitely looked into it and it was probably something he tried to say to add to his story of patheticness.

    • @Caitlin-bd9yp
      @Caitlin-bd9yp Рік тому +1

      ​@@fredwillemseher husband ?

  • @JonnySmith-o5s
    @JonnySmith-o5s 21 день тому +1

    The heat down there makes those people nuts.

  • @archergirl8543
    @archergirl8543 Рік тому +60

    You guys are one of the best crime channels on UA-cam!! Keep showing the other ones how it’s done! 😎 Thanks so much EWU you guys are awesome 🔥❤️🔥

  • @sophiaisabelle027
    @sophiaisabelle027 Рік тому +174

    EWU has always been the best. There's no doubt that these cases have made an impact on our lives for the most part.

    • @rofl7039
      @rofl7039 Рік тому +5

      Note "for the most part". This is a qualifying statement, which could be an indicator for deception.

  • @hannahmadden1862
    @hannahmadden1862 Рік тому +14

    EWU is about the only channel with original content and top rated, professional commentary. Thank you!

  • @Skibiditoiletrizz666
    @Skibiditoiletrizz666 7 місяців тому +12

    Narcissism at its finest, and truest, as an act and commitment to that status.

  • @trevorduncan9580
    @trevorduncan9580 Рік тому +36

    I've seen a few of this detective's interviews and he is EXCELLENT. The rapport he builds is incredible and he's almost soothing, while he pressures you into breaking. I really like his style. He should teach interviewing.

    • @scarletamazon3455
      @scarletamazon3455 Рік тому +2

      Hopefully he could do a guest spot with the Behavior Panel! That would be awesome. Jim Smyth did once, and it's a great episode. He's a Canadian investigator who is semi-famous in the true crime community since he got confessions from people like Colonel Russell Williams, and other high profile cases. Very gentle, polite, but brilliant interrogation style.

    • @Lena-so2lq
      @Lena-so2lq Рік тому +1

      @scarletamazon3455 Jim Smyth is top shelf.

  • @saltedllama2759
    @saltedllama2759 Рік тому +88

    "A girl is dead, and I still have complete contempt for the people of Winter Park..."
    Which means he DEFINITELY would have done it again. Like many who become serial killers, they realize doing it doesn't actually satiate the lust, quell the impulse, scratch the itch. And their confidence in their ability to get away with it grows., and it satisfies them less and less each time.

  • @shawnageister6656
    @shawnageister6656 Рік тому +17

    Just WOW!!! The way some people’s mind work/don’t work is just wow. Great as always, and thank you

    • @jimmyzhao2673
      @jimmyzhao2673 Рік тому +1

      yeah, listening to him you can tell something isn't right in his brain.

  • @hoosful
    @hoosful 11 місяців тому +4

    This channel is really worth the sub

  • @ClaireAhBella
    @ClaireAhBella Рік тому +213

    This man had nothing to lose. In California, there are thousands of people living like this. No real emotional connections to anyone. No purpose. Just drifting through life from one short term dopamine hit to the next. So dead inside they are soulless. These are very, very dangerous & unpredictable people.

    • @Joan41820
      @Joan41820 Рік тому +18

      But are they that unpredictable. Of course people use drugs and things of that nature when they have been abandoned by society and screwed over by capitalism. Of course people do desperate things when placed in that situation if we could give them housing and some stability they would be as you put it more "predictable". Just saying these are also people and they deserve just as much compassion as any of us.

    • @logfog
      @logfog Рік тому

      @@Joan41820 This guy had housing. He had a job painting until he screwed that up too. He's a self-absorbed jackass. This has nothing to do with the free market.

    • @Joan41820
      @Joan41820 Рік тому +11

      @GhostOfCarlJung I'm saying of course people in desperate situations will always do things that are extreme that's all. I'm saying if this person has support throughout their time maybe they would never have been in this situation at all.

    • @Joan41820
      @Joan41820 Рік тому +21

      @GhostOfCarlJung where did I show compassion for any killers in my comments? And I have also been in that situation that is why I said all people in these desperate situations need to have access to resources like free housing, UBI, and universal healthcare. I am saying those things would make the people that are in bad situations and are more likely to resort to crimes less likely to do that. That's just a fact.

    • @jebbush6657
      @jebbush6657 Рік тому +8

      @GhostOfCarlJung well if we can't sympathize with someone in scotts position or we're justifying murder I guess you deserve to be in the situation you're in :)

  • @marilynsmith365
    @marilynsmith365 Рік тому +37

    Poor poor Jen. 😢😢😢 So senseless. Hope her family is coping.

  • @Emily-lh6em
    @Emily-lh6em Рік тому +31

    She reminds me of my mother in law. She's very hardworking, loving, and an upbeat person. She's an integral part of our family and a wonderful mil. I can't imagine the pain her family is going through and the memories & experiences he stole from her grandbaby is devastating. She was just about to meet her new grandbaby. Her daughter went through bringing a new life into the world only to find out her mom was missing a day later. I couldn't begin to understand what that must be like to be dealing with losing your mother like that...in that manner. My heart goes out to them. ❤ i hope they're doing okay and her grandbaby is healthy and happy.

  • @EarthBound_Spirit
    @EarthBound_Spirit 8 місяців тому +4

    Scott Nelson is the one trial that had me (an anti death penalty person) leaning right into it.

  • @ascott42088
    @ascott42088 Рік тому +91

    The detective's comment "is it pizza flavored?" was ominous

    • @paigeleblanc7656
      @paigeleblanc7656 Рік тому +10

      The foreshadowing 🤌

    • @toria.strange.bastet
      @toria.strange.bastet Рік тому +10

      Also when they asked him what he wanted to eat and he said anything. Then the detective asked if he liked pizza and he was like 😮

    • @donniethezombie4495
      @donniethezombie4495 Рік тому

      No shit i was like no way he didn't just ask that lol

  • @sprice9964
    @sprice9964 Рік тому +63

    I’m glad he wasn’t given a hot meal when he said he was hungry. He chose to come out with what he did because they didn’t beg him and he wasn’t happy with his conditions in jail poor poor him. This devil chose to set a example on a community because people worked for their type of lifestyle so he chose a woman who was a “worker” I don’t believe him he robbed and killed just because he’s a coward and didn’t want to be a man and tackle life and work for his own!! S/N it pissed me off when he said he wished he could of killed more people like her. What’s her Scott??!?!!! A hard working woman who got up and went to work. Disgusting

    • @neglectfulsausage7689
      @neglectfulsausage7689 Рік тому

      This guy sounds exactly like all the black lives matter people "they have it in them they just wanna send all us folx to prison and torture us and shoot us and get away with it"

    • @longfootbuddy
      @longfootbuddy Рік тому

      yes, she wasnt a free loading mushy piece of crap like him, so he was fine with killing her.. besides, he was really just doing it to get money.. its call being a thief

  • @michael12700
    @michael12700 Рік тому +254

    While I can agree it's absolutely frustrating to see well-off individuals blowing money while you are yourself down on your luck and could use even $10 to help, I can't say I've ever considered murdering someone over it.

    • @bradsanders407
      @bradsanders407 Рік тому

      But you're the only one to blame. Not people who went out and made their dreams come true. There lisn't some secret lottery where the government draws people's names out of a hat and they are all given the good jobs, houses and cars. If that were the case, then yeah, that would be frustrating. Instead of going up to someone who is successful and saying "give me" ask that person how they ended up driving a new Mercedes. If they say they did the same exact thing you did but just lucked into it, then again, i would understand a little. I'm guessing they will tell you it all started with getting good grades in grade school. Something that every single person who went to an american school was told from day one. And I don't want to hear "some people are born into money". Yeah, no shit. But again, someone in their family put in the work, and it paid dividends for their future family. If you go through life always putting in minimal effort, you will get minimal results. People who never learn a skill and are still working entry-level jobs into their 40s, 50s, or 60s have no one to blame but themselves.

    • @511eden
      @511eden Рік тому +42

      There are wealthy people that are the salt of the earth, some of the best people ever. Some give and donate and have worked hard to get where they are. Then there are nasty wicked wealthy people. Equally there are very poor people who are the salt of the earth and some of the best people you can meet. Then there are very poor people who are completely wicked and evil. This guy falls into the later category. The ignorance of assuming that people aren't good or deserving of what they have without knowledge of them as people is insane!

    • @BRExteriorPro
      @BRExteriorPro Рік тому +12

      They guy had a job.. that's what I don't get why not just work more or start a side business. Get back at the system that Way. Be successful

    • @michael12700
      @michael12700 Рік тому +13

      @@511eden Envy is not about logic, it's about having something that someone else wants. Mr Beast is a truly amazing person and shares his wealth, but it doesnt mean people still don't envy his wealth and wish they themselves had that much wealth.

    • @saltedllama2759
      @saltedllama2759 Рік тому +18

      It isn't a disparity or unfair if someone has more than you. We live in a country where it is possible for most anyone to achieve wealth. Yet the ones who don't want to work for it are crying for government to use social-justice and other justifications to redistribute from those who have earned, to those who have not. People cheer when bad things happen to the wealthy, revealing their own true character. A handout won't make their lives better, because chances are, they aren't good with money anyway. They will spend $80/month on lottery tickets, or pay $500/month on constantly max out credit cards, but won't simply set that money aside to save or pay their bills. Today's world is conditioning the middle class to feel like perpetual victims so they cry out for government to swoop in and become mother. They will blame capitalism instead of using it to better their situation. They will point to countries far worse off than America because they have no ability to be grateful for what opportunities are in front of them. They don't learn from defeats, but instead cling to past grievances, always ranting about how they have been "screwed." No planning, no foresight, no ability to move forward.
      In most (NOT ALL) cases, people in these situations are not victims of anything.

  • @sammirureka
    @sammirureka 3 місяці тому +3

    My mom is a housekeeper. This is horrifying... Housekeepers usually live paycheck to paycheck, same as many lower to lower middle class people... He had literally no reason to murder her other than he felt like it. Why the hell am I paying taxes to feed people like this?

  • @MsDaniMarie02
    @MsDaniMarie02 Рік тому +66

    He’s a real piece of work. I don’t know how detectives can listen to shit like this. This was so senseless. I will never understand how people take their anger out on people who did nothing to them.

    • @longfootbuddy
      @longfootbuddy Рік тому +1

      does he look angry to you in the atm pics? its because hes wasnt.. hes just a typical want stuff kind of guy, and will say whatever to get it

    • @graduke1
      @graduke1 Рік тому +1

      Austin they are cowards...and it's a lot easier to kill people you don't know...and are weaker!! We often glomorise killers and such like but they are really the lowest of the low...not tough at all. The real tough people are the ones who battle through life like ants.

  • @Nine-Signs
    @Nine-Signs Рік тому +96

    The delay in calling the police was short enough to be known even if not as a certainty. Seems logical that he was just giving her that extra hour to show up. Frankly with so little sign of actual trouble at the house it is a wonder he called them that day. He thankfully knew her well enough to know better.

    • @lilmsmunchkin84
      @lilmsmunchkin84 Рік тому +6

      So true. I wanna know who the killer was staying with and wanted her dead. Seems weird this was talked about and yet just left anresolved

  • @Daeelol
    @Daeelol Рік тому +7

    I love crime show's documentaries and interviews and this is by far the best channel. I listen while at work so i can get through my 10 hour shifts

    • @ErinJeanette
      @ErinJeanette Рік тому

      Same ❤

    • @HeyyMissCarter
      @HeyyMissCarter Рік тому

      Me too. I may as well be a certified forensic psychologist as much true crime I watch 😂

  • @WhitneyBrock88
    @WhitneyBrock88 8 місяців тому +4

    Why do I really like the narrators voice so much? It's unique for sure.

  • @melissavolcy317
    @melissavolcy317 Рік тому +155

    What a POS!! He could have had everything if he simply worked. He said he knew Jennifer looked like she was a domestic so, why’d he choose to kill her ? He should be immediately removed from existence the same way he removed Jennifer.

    • @ladylilith6495
      @ladylilith6495 Рік тому +15

      Who's going to hire a convicted felon so they CAN work? Are YOU going to hire a convicted felon?
      EDIT: Because apparently I wasn't clear enough, I wasn't trying to imply it wasn't justified. I'm trying to say working hard doesn't get you nearly as far as it used to. Plus it's not like normal people just aren't driven to a similar point. Remember Marvin Heeymeyer?

    • @GrumpyMeow-Meow
      @GrumpyMeow-Meow Рік тому +13

      Because bullies are really cowards.

    • @GrumpyMeow-Meow
      @GrumpyMeow-Meow Рік тому +53

      @@ladylilith6495who’s fault is it that he’s a felon??

    • @DrLuke49
      @DrLuke49 Рік тому

      @@ladylilith6495 not all convicts choose to remain cons. I have met quite a few who were able to turn over a new leaf and even become ministers, businessmen, professional musicians, teachers etc.
      Scott Nelson is just plain demonically evil and so he was sentenced to a fate worse than death.

    • @deltadog90
      @deltadog90 Рік тому +10

      @@ladylilith6495there are people who will yet most felons fail to rehabilitate and percentages show they revert right back to their criminal activities.

  • @preminencemusic3682
    @preminencemusic3682 Рік тому +97

    I know this might sound bad…. but I wait on these videos constantly, it’s not that I enjoy hearing about these tragedies but about learning more about what people are truly capable of and what signs to look for if mine or any loved ones life could be in jeopardy plus listening to you is truly soothing 🤷🏾‍♂️

    • @danielshute2620
      @danielshute2620 Рік тому +16

      Its his voiceover work - nobody does it better in the youtube game...I have watched a LOT of different ones and he is just so smooth on here

    • @preminencemusic3682
      @preminencemusic3682 Рік тому +6

      @@danielshute2620 thats true….. positively the best on UA-cam no doubt❤️

    • @mariareckner6101
      @mariareckner6101 Рік тому +4

      Same. Same!

    • @MarioGoatse
      @MarioGoatse Рік тому +9

      I enjoy hearing about them. I’m not going to lie. This is entertainment and I’m not afraid to admit it. We should be honest. We’re here because it’s interesting, fascinating, scary and strange.

    • @blueindigoqueen7077
      @blueindigoqueen7077 Рік тому +1

      Totally agree with u 💯

  • @JaneDoe-rj4jn
    @JaneDoe-rj4jn Рік тому +40

    Ohhhhh I know this case. I saw parts of his trial when he took the stand. The man is literally insane when you watch him on the stand. You can tell he has an extremely violent temper. Thank you for this interrogation upload.

  • @maddie6589
    @maddie6589 6 місяців тому +2

    As somebody who is working HARD up from poverty to get to Winter Park to attend college, this is terrifying. I can’t imagine what Jennifer went through. It makes me nauseous.

  • @cutlass2523
    @cutlass2523 Рік тому +10

    ahh! Perfect timing, EWU! I’m going to listen to this on my way home from work. Thank you for always producing such top tier content!!!

    • @crystalreed5143
      @crystalreed5143 Рік тому

      I'm glad I'm not the only one who listens to true crime on my way home from work.

  • @natalietwattily9770
    @natalietwattily9770 Рік тому +50

    I absolutely love EWU interview breakdowns - like many people, I can clearly hear from vocal stress when someone is lying, but I've still learned a lot about body language and other indicators of deception as well as the psychological aspects of criminals from you folks (and as someone who has been a crime buff from the age of 11, when I first picked up a magazine about murders and was hooked on trying to understand how these people worked because they were so abhorrent, I thought I knew a lot about abnormal psychology for a layperson!).
    The amount of work put into every episode, especially the several hours long interrogation videos must be epic, I'm seriously in as much awe as I am grateful for the efforts - I'd been gutted after Jim Can't Swim left YT and EWU more than make up for the loss!

    • @snex000
      @snex000 Рік тому

      Voodoo like "voice analysis" and "body language" is what puts innocent people in prison. If there's no hard evidence, there should be no prosecution.

    • @longfootbuddy
      @longfootbuddy Рік тому

      its simple, theyre shameless losers that will try to lie and steal their way through life

  • @sureiamboo
    @sureiamboo Рік тому +36

    At 53 years old such a douchebag, evil person. Rest in peace Jennifer 🕊️. Sending love & strength to Jennifer’s family & friends!

  • @brandonfrye2902
    @brandonfrye2902 5 місяців тому +19

    This is why advocating AND PRACTICING your 2ND amendment is SO IMPORTANT

    • @ya_boy442
      @ya_boy442 9 днів тому +1

      I've come from the video of the mom who got shot with her own gun by the nerdy 14 year old dork 😂 stark contrast aha

  • @cindytartt4048
    @cindytartt4048 Рік тому +13

    Thank you SO much for the care & organisation of this video & the use of subtitles. It was very difficult to understand him during the phone call so thanks for going the xtra mile. 🙏 Mind you, what he said was absolutely gut wrenching, cold & vile. 😔

  • @f.o.n.1244
    @f.o.n.1244 Рік тому +51

    Bro my family struggled ever since my dad left the military. We've been so broke we've gone a few days without electricity during winter, summer, and fall. While I understand the jealousy of someone having the things you've wanted, I just don't see the sense in killing someone over it. Cause your still gonna be where you were once that money runs out if you get away with it.

    • @neglectfulsausage7689
      @neglectfulsausage7689 Рік тому +6

      you gotta think more black

    • @sprinkletoes2074
      @sprinkletoes2074 Рік тому

      @@neglectfulsausage7689what. I’m not assuming but I think you mean black and white thinking wise or just racist.

    • @Lena-so2lq
      @Lena-so2lq Рік тому +3

      I was homeless, living in a truck for 5 years. 4 States. Family not helping when they have more than the means. It wasnt addiction either. ...its called grace under fire. I chose that. Nobody got me up on my feet but me. Won Disability l, got backpay.

  • @BunnySlippers82
    @BunnySlippers82 Рік тому +24

    He had such contempt for her it makes me wonder if he was the one who'd actually gotten into an argument with her, and not this supposed roommate he had.

    • @longfootbuddy
      @longfootbuddy Рік тому +3

      yeah, you never know, he may have had something against her in particular

  • @BongRipperMD
    @BongRipperMD 6 місяців тому +3

    The realator shared some super crucial information. Its insane how much he could share without seeing a thing.

  • @Emilis2023
    @Emilis2023 Рік тому +21

    "here I am, I'm back in Winter Park and nothing's changed." Well geewizz, it's almost as if Jennifer had absolutely nothing to do with any of the problems you faced and killing her was a senseless and completely pointless act of cruelty.

  • @amybryant8813
    @amybryant8813 Рік тому +103

    As a resident of Winter Park who was living there when this occurred and still do, I wish he knew that he didn't scare us or change us. If anything, he made us more vigilant and attentive to the people around us. His actions will make it much harder for others to do things like this in the future.

    • @bsmccrunner4
      @bsmccrunner4 Рік тому +7

      That’s good attitude. But I don’t believe for a second that people weren’t scared. Any normal person would be for some time

    • @bufficliff8978
      @bufficliff8978 Рік тому +5

      He did change things, then. Vigilance vs serenity.

    • @LethalRain9
      @LethalRain9 Рік тому +5

      are you rich

    • @aliciansingi5371
      @aliciansingi5371 Рік тому

      what?
      @@LethalRain9

    • @uhohitsatrap9989
      @uhohitsatrap9989 Рік тому

      Till It happens again. Then right back to checking corners like last time.

  • @karreykaye-dominick3524
    @karreykaye-dominick3524 Рік тому +68

    WOW! This is probably the best definition of antisocial personally disorder that I've ever heard or seen. Thank you for presenting this horribly sad case to us & with the utmost respect given to his victim. This is my 1st intro to your channel. Great job!! Sad story😢

    • @lmn1966
      @lmn1966 Рік тому +3

      Malignant Narcissist for sure.

    • @povertylevelphilanthropy1524
      @povertylevelphilanthropy1524 Рік тому +3

      If a person does suffer from such a disorder, it means they can’t help how they think, react, and respond. No one chooses to have a mental disorder. No one decides one day that they want to be a psychopath, or a narcissist, or whatever. This doesn’t, however, mean that their actions are justified, nor does it mean that they should be set free, it’s quite the opposite, actually. These people didn’t choose it anymore than they can be treated for it. That doesn’t, however, mean that anything is ever going to be accomplished by simply calling them bad people. Until we recognize, respond to, admit, and bring awareness to these mental disorders, those who suffer from them will continue to commit tragic crimes against others. It’s no different with sexual disorders. Until we quit blaming them, like it’s something they actively choose, they will continue to hide, knowing that there is nothing but ridicule awaiting them, should they seek help for the urges & thoughts they are feeling. We’ve got to quit being so self-righteous and get our ungrateful heads out of our asses so we can make things better.

  • @shirokumakogyo
    @shirokumakogyo 3 місяці тому +2

    I enjoy this narrator's work (NOT AI), even in the midst of these horrific stories. He has this subtle way of putting a contemptuous twist on words describing the subjects, like "narcissistic," that telegraph his own feelings about them without tipping into open editorializing.

  • @Thatlawnguy369
    @Thatlawnguy369 Рік тому +9

    My newly found obsession when I first came acrossed explore with us it started with one video and eventually I watch pretty much every single video on this page I'm so glad you guys keep putting out new videos looking forward to the next one thank you and great work. EWU!!!

  • @toyyatoy
    @toyyatoy Рік тому +81

    Why is it always violent repeat offenders…. Stop letting psychos out!!

    • @Darth-Claw-Killflex
      @Darth-Claw-Killflex Рік тому +3

      Thankfully, that's not your call.
      Using a blanket term like "psycho" is mental health shaming.

    • @caleighhraee
      @caleighhraee Рік тому +19

      @@Darth-Claw-Killflexpeople use mental health as an excuse to murder. It isn’t. Just because I have anxiety that doesn’t mean I have the right to kill someone. This person is a psycho… it’s okay to shame murderers. Idk why people these days are so hellbent on defending criminals. They are insane. Jordan Neely kidnapped a child and punched an old woman in the face, just to name a few of the horrific things he’s done. I don’t feel bad calling him a psycho, you shouldn’t either.

    • @MoonlightMoe
      @MoonlightMoe Рік тому

      What about the victims you are shaming by even caring how a criminal should feel. Get over yourself its people like you who have names for everything that are a problem in this society. Taking someone's life is really psychotic

    • @harmc2301
      @harmc2301 Рік тому

      @@caleighhraeeseriously people like this guy ARE psychos

    • @dawsondetrana5496
      @dawsondetrana5496 Рік тому

      ​@@caleighhraeeit's disgusting and should be illegal that marine was charged with his death by the other 2 guys that helped hold him down weren't charged because they're not white, how the hell is that even possible and why are we allowing it to happen

  • @WoWmeister69
    @WoWmeister69 Рік тому +7

    I'm glad I came across this channel a while back. Amazing content!

  • @rosepetals6025
    @rosepetals6025 6 місяців тому +3

    It's really scary when you recognize one of the places where this kind of stuff happened :(

  • @JordanTowner-e
    @JordanTowner-e Рік тому +21

    That guy is pure evil.

  • @platty9237
    @platty9237 Рік тому +88

    Please, please, please don’t let a criminal take you from a location. Chances of survival greatly diminish once a victim is taken off-site.
    Please give this some consideration and stay safe.

    • @ThatOneBitch69
      @ThatOneBitch69 Рік тому +34

      It's not like she had a choice

    • @slydoll7877
      @slydoll7877 Рік тому +42

      There's no "let" about it. Don't victim blame. Some people are able to fight an attacker off and others are not.

    • @betgazal
      @betgazal Рік тому +13

      so if they held a gun to u and said lets go, ur gonna tell them to shoot u there and then?

    • @adrenalinestairz5068
      @adrenalinestairz5068 Рік тому +7

      I won't ever go to another if a criminal has a gun they'd have to shoot me right there in public.
      Plus I skateboard and I can use it as a weapon if I had to fight.
      If I am ever stabbed in my heart I will fight against death as hard as I can.
      If you're ever duck taped or you're hands are zipped tied in back of you there's ways to get out of it.
      My dad was in the military so yes I was taught how to fight and avoid being a victim.
      I wouldn't have opened up the door to anyone I don't know especially if they rang the door bell saying that you have a package.
      It wasn't her fault that she got killed.
      If you're being attacked fight as though you are fighting for your life and never give up.
      Also be aware of your surroundings and go by your gut feeling. I rarely go out at night.
      I don't like putting myself in situations where a criminal has an opportunity to make me a victim because they will blame the victim every time.
      Now that demonic monster had ZERO right to steal this woman's life. And KARMA when it happens to the demonic monster will be way worse than he did to this woman.

    • @kellyscurrentreads
      @kellyscurrentreads Рік тому +5

      @@betgazal I'd rather risk being shot and hopefully survive over being tortured for days before being slowly strangled, dismembered, then what's left of my remains discovered by hikers.

  • @jacknapier7244
    @jacknapier7244 Рік тому +16

    Notice he will tell literally everything he did but won't tell you where he was staying. He didn't want you to know about whoever helped him. He said so himself someone told him where that house was and I bet that same someone gave him a place to stay he also said that same someone got into an arguement with Jennifer. There's more to the story that what he's telling the police.

  • @Cloudsurfer69
    @Cloudsurfer69 7 місяців тому +2

    The feeling he described as been dead is something I can relate to. It's sad how he goes from something relatable and almost sympathetic to something unthinkable and disgraceful.