Not only going through BUDS, which is the 1% of the 1%, but earning fucking praise from instructors and top honors of BUDS. That's like the 1% of the 1% of the 1% , and equivalent number to the amount of US Astronauts that have visited the ISS. And incredibly &' extremely small amount of people that only grows at an incredibly small pace.
That's honestly a terrifying thought. A man trained at the highest level to seek out and murder the enemies of our country... becoming a serial killer.
@@BrianT175 Since you are apparently too dumb to listen to the video, here's information from the Ben Sitfrit wikipedia. Ben completed BUDS training class 212 in 1997, he did not qualify as combatant swimmer designation or qualify as a Navy SEAL.
I went to boot camp with this guy. He was a trip. Used to put on a different uniform on Sundays when they mostly left us alone and walked off like a regular, graduated sailor to PX and places like that and was never caught. Dude just had no fear about any rules whatsoever. I remember seeing him in the Navy times when this broke and I was like “Yep.”
Would Like to hear more stories about this guy. I remember reading about this years ago and I’ve been wondering what would possess someone to throw their life away like that after graduating such an elite training program.
How he was able to shoot inside of the hotel multiple times and not immediately get caught is kind of mind blowing. Based on the size of the hotel from the pictures shown it seems like at least 20 people should have heard that…
Yeah I was confused by that too. And they called the police to set up self defense? Kinda hairy as they could have just left the apartment I mean granted we don't have the full police convo and it varies state to state ofc. But then they fired shots and dismembered 2 bodies with what? Saws? All without drawing any notice from the rest of the hotel?
Gunshots are not that noticeable or recognizable to people outside a room, others will simply play it off in their brain as stuff being moved or dropped if they do hear it. Coupled with a hotel where most don't want to deal anyone else business. That how house shootings normally go if you want to look into it. (Also think most old homes don't have insulation between the inner room walls, Where a hotel would further adding to a reduction.) For the example of house shootings the was a instance of a domestic case in a subdivision with an active neighborhood. There was a instance where a marine got back from a deployment and the wife served papers on him for a divorces to shack up with a jodi. According to the official statements guy tied up the wife and shot the jodi, then planned to set fire to the wife. she manages to get untied wrestle the gun away from said marine then shot him as the house was burning down. While this is a transcript of the official statement. I knew a PMO (MP) that had arrived to the scene afterword's when questioned the statement didn't match what she told the locals. But being low down on the pole he was basically told she was stressed and was getting mixed up, not to worry about it, as locals did the rest. Side note article didn't say it, But when she was tied up the marine shaved her head and said "I'm sending you to back to the rest of the pigs". Since the divorce wasn't finalized she kept the honors and benefits as a military widow, Base access, Health care, and the cash death benefits of her husband (A min of 500k), a few other things. I was still stationed there a few years after and last I heard she had moved to another house near by and was still staying near the base. EDIT: I was not trying to go that in depth on an example but it just shot up in my memory. But yeah, Gunshots even in housing developments are not that noticeable as one may think. Article name: "Marine Found Dead Had Killed Wife's Boyfriend, Set Home on Fire"
@@landonray9517 a couple years back there was ND in my apartment (thankfully nobody was hurt) and I ended up talking to my downstairs neighbor as she was the only other one home at the time and she thought someone dropped a heavy weight. Fun fact two walls and a refrigerator won't stop a 9mm Makarov round
It scares me that people who want to start scrapbook stores are just out there. Like it could be your neighbor, friend etc. Really never know what kinda monsters are out there
If you could see peoples souls n demons like i can, n yes there are tons of really evil cursed monsters n beasts out of the gates of hell in human form all over the earth Some of the worse ones are witches n wizards n satanists who do occult sacrifice rituals to the devil
Imagine throwing it all away for some scrapbooking snizz. Just goes to show, you can be a perfect physical specimen but it's what's going on in your mind that counts most.
@@zerohero5753 not true. Perhaps there's so mental block. But know what to do and actually doing it are completely different things. my life is fucked and i am smart as as fuck man 🤣 maybe if i can be more self centered and narcissistic instead of really seeing the world for what it is and hating all existence. I know you must be some sort of egotistical badass with a name like zero hero
It's crazy how so many of these individuals get caught simply because they're stupid individuals. And not just slightly below average intelligence, but far below. This chick actually carried hard evidence of her crimes in her purse, and demanded the police go digging through it. Luckily for society, this is the type of person we're dealing with. Now imagine if they were both brilliant -- a truly horrifying scenario.
I think she did it on purpose. She wanted to get caught; it was pathologic. There's no long-term reason for the actions, it's just going from one rush to the next with no thought for the future.
The video editing is good but I think it'd be better without the loud music. Or at least the volume of the music should be lower and give more "killer" vibes. Here it just dominated the whole video.
Same thing with Karla Homolka, how the FUCK is she free? Another guy who murdered a woman in MY NEIGHBORHOOD in 2008, will be out in the same year, if parole allows.
I really appreciate the fact you highlighted the psychological connection that amplified this . I think it played the major part in this insanity. Hit the nail right on the head.
I loved your other stuff, but the work you do on these mini crime docs is just on another level. It has the quality of a high budget crime doc, not a normal UA-cam one! Please make sure that if it happens you still do the Jeremy Dimwitte stuff, you know, for the funzies!
It’s crazy to think we used to go to random peoples houses all the time to party. Seeing some people radically switch up after a few shots and bong rips has always left me concerned about even being in this random place at all. Luckily we never ran into a sincerely crazy sociopath that actually wanted to murder us…. That we know of
Isn't it more because of Media and True Crime stuff that you think you're really at risk of being a murder victim? I'm not American and used to go to stranger places as a group all the time after going out or whatever. Being afraid of being a victim and not doing those experiences sounds pretty dull. How many couples get murdered again because of visiting another couple? One out of 50 Million maybe? What's the chance to be run over by a bus in front of your apartment? 1:100000 maybe at any time. Just set your priorities straight.
99 out of 100 times we are all the same. Just want to catch a buzz and have a good time. But, there’s always that 1 small chance. I believe the issue is 2 of these 1 in 100 people found each other. By there self neither probably act on those impulses. It’s easier to do anything with a partner
They’re technically not “serial killer’s”. They’re just murderer’s, and bad ones at that. I love how they were caught robbing a friggin Hooter’s for merch lol.
Yep that is true - The FBI classifies a serial killer as someone who kills two victims or more, but in separate events. Since both victims were killed in the same event they aren't serial killers. They definitely were about to become some since they were going to kill another couple.
@@imacryptid5254 Narcissists tend to do stuff that seems to lack common sense like that. However, they know that's incriminating and a bad idea but they just don't care. They think they're smart enough to not get caught.
"... after committing the disturbing crime of scrapebooking..." That bit got me laughing. Love how you brought a serious story to complete halt for that. 🤣
When I served in the Navy in Virginia, a first class petty officer and his wife would create the same type of scenarios. The wife would instigate conflict whereby her husband would intervene. They enjoyed the power of manipulating then destroying other people as a team. I saw this as pure ego centric evil
Haha.. there is this guy where I work that tries to start drama about me but then is nice as can be to my face.. I just take it as he is trying to appear straight and masculine to everyone else but wants me to know secretly he'd like his thingy in my 👄. I wouldn't deny him. 🤣💕👀
Also a Navy Seal when he never completed post BUD/S SQT training, thus never actually received his trident, which is when you are usually actually considered a Navy SEAL... Atleast that's how I understand his military career... BUD/S is just selection for further pre SEAL team required training (probably SQT at the time, SEAL qualification training) I'm fairly certain he never received his trident from the Navy, thus was only in SEAL training, but NOT ever an actual Navy SEAL...🤷♂️ Clickbait will get you far on UA-cam 😁
@@forresterpayne6879 So did this guy ever receive his trident and be assigned to a team? From what I've heard the answer is no... What do you consider the official/unofficial but normally accepted time that a SEAL trainee becomes an actual Navy SEAL? I'm sure one is the official Naval distinction and the others are various opinions of other SEALs? Enlighten me 🤔🤷♂️
@@berryreading4809 first off, I'm not a SEAL and neither are you, so I literally do not care. You calling this "clickbait" or whatever is ridiculous when you're literally arguing something less than semantics. This is something that dudes in group don't even argue. This is like kids in basic telling other kids in basic that they aren't "real" soldiers cause they're natty guards lol. Dude passed BUD/S emphasis on the S, which is more than what anyone can say about either of us. furthermore, if you really wanna be pedantic, you should go argue who is and isn't a Ranger based on their scroll and unit lol.
I will never understand how killers can get any type of release from prison. These 2 killed 4 people and still have a chance of getting out of jail. Disgusting.
Well in Brazil doesn't matter what you do you can't pass more than 30 years in jail. There was this guy named Pedeinho Matador that killed something like 140 people, but he is free nowadays.
I'm from Altoona and graduated in 97, I was also in the military about the same time and never heard of this until a youtube short. Was just reading comments to see if she was an Altoona graduat or not, thank you.
I'm only 12 miles away from Altoona. I remember when this was in the Altoona Mirror. Freaky thing to me is, my mom bought some stuff in the scrapbook store right after it opened.
I got to meet one of the officers that worked this case. He was the chief of police in the city I lived in and was a guest in our Criminal Justice 101 class. Got to see the crime scene photos. Absolutely insane story, especially to hear from someone that was there.
@@sams9285 the crime scene photos from the Hooters and the hotel room. It was in high school so the Chief showed us what he could, like the bloodstains they missed, but he obviously couldn’t show us the bodies.
oh yeah. i love how he absolutely cannot speak with sentances to save his life. it... ...is... very... ...enjoyable... when... ...people... ...speak... like... this...
@CaesarSalad86 Gee, I could be way off base and too quick to conclude from your obvious remarks, but you must be the narrator or the editor of this video. Perhaps even both.
@@joeytitan7336yeah, because sometimes people kill their abusers, so, how wrong actually is that? Or if the parent of a victimised child kills the paedophile, that's pretty understandable. I'm not saying any of this is "right" But you can wrap your head around it. Murder is a complex thing
Sure is nice to finish watching your Waco Siege video and then instantly seeing this new one pop up on your channel as if you were saying, "Want some more?" Yes. I want more.👌👌👌
I tried to find some hard evidence on this, but I've come up short. I had a history teacher years ago who told me that in the 80s/90s(?) some SEALs in Coronado got so upset by the drug situation that they would wear balaklavas and raid crack houses with bats, taking all of the drugs and money and destroying it, while beating the dealers to near death. Apparently the SDPD caught on to it, contacted the guys and basically just said it's enough, and the case got shoved away. Like I said, I haven't been able to find anything on it, but he was a history teacher from California.
DUDE. I live in Ocean City, MD. This murder story is legendary around here. But never have I ever seen an in-depth video about these two. Thanks for spotlighting this.
As soon as you said Ocean City MD, I knew exactly what story you were gonna tell. I remember when this happened. So tragic in one of the nicest cities by the water.
I live 20 minutes away from OC..born and raised here. It really threw me off to hear that this happened there…I didnt expect that when I clicked on this video. I know OC gets wild sometimes but this is next level lol
I’m from Philly…..every woman I’ve EVER MET FROM ALTOONA, is batshit crazy…..That’s saying something. Moment he said Altoona it all like legit made sense to how crazy she was and this all just sounds accurate.
You know, this is truly terrifying, then i remember hearing a statistic that says the average person meets a legitimate psychopath unknowingly 3 or 4 times in their lives and that just made it scarier.
This case was on Forensic Files as well. For me, not a case of "throwing your life away". There's a long history that these two have. There's something wrong with them for a long, long, time. Maybe their whole life.
Seems as though they had always had issues. But the two of them together sparked their narcissistic, over inflated, ego, and egged it on until they lost their minds.
Im not going to go into what happened, but this tactic of "hey you stole this from me" is incredibly common. If you are in a situation where someone you don't know or just met starts saying this...get out. If you have to be violent do it.
I've had times where someone's phone or wallet was stolen by friends of friends, acquaintances & workers. But if you know you didn't do it and are suspicious, yes get out
I'm retired Navy. Pilot, not a SEAL. Don't want Don Shipley after me lol It takes a fair amount of effort to get court martialed and dismissed (officer version of a DD).
I mean for officers to get CM and dismissed is hard but the system DD/OTHD enlisted a lot quicker and better tbf. also e-6 and under are expendable e-7 and above inc Os and WOs are spaired unless the buck stops w u then ur fucked a lot quicker than an enlisted might be
depends on the year. I saw new SEALs kicked with an OTH out for a single DUI or alcohol related incident around 2010. IDK how strict they were in the 90s. Honestly if his teammates all thought he was unhinged they may have wanted to kick him and and used any excuse available. I've also seen that.
If I'm not mistaken a DD is the equivalent of a felony in the civilian world. I'm thinking there is more to the story than being UA and insubordinate...
I sincerely hope that you enjoy making those, because I feel like I speak on behalf of a lot of people when I say that you've grown to become the person whose videos I anticipate the most !
Dang dood! This is my hometown and where I still currently reside. I was a small lad when this happened, people still sometimes reference it to this day. Thanks for covering this, you did an awesome job! - Will
I know the feeling, I guess. I spent several summers there a while back. It was like a second home to me. Definitely got some feels when he showed the picture of that OC sign on that brick wall and started talking about some of the restaurants and bars there.
@@edwhatshisname3562 I get what you're saying for sure. I film videos of my own town, I even see them in person almost everyday and think nothing of either of them. Then I see someone else put up footage and it is like seeing it for the first time after a long time away, for lack of a better term. Serial killer undertones aside of course, total anomaly there.
Phenomenal video as always, these mini docs just keep getting better. But holy shit, the cut at the end from giving the ominous warning that he’s gonna be out of prison and back into the world in 8 years to him energetically telling people to subscribe left me speechless for a second, then laughing for about a minute. That felt like a parody of a true crime ending lmao.
If u learned one thing from this video, It's how crazy toxic relationships can just add fuel to an already out of control fire whether it's a spouse,friends or groups.
I had a friend that was a juror on this case. It was nuts. The poor couple was just out having fun and met two psychos. I'm sure when they went in the bathroom it was terror. Why didn't the police respond to the hungup 911 call?
@@TJ24050 Because he would not have pulled the trigger if she hadn't lied to him about the purse. She was the instigator, the one who basically orchestrated the situation knowing damn well he would use his gun to protect his wife.
Okay, I'm just going to go ahead and say it, this is quite possibly one of the best UA-cam series on the platform. I really think PopoMedic has found his groove.
I remember this happening. Grew up and lived in ocean city for a really good portion of my life. May be a resort town but it has secrets 👀 Fun fact: although that couple wasn’t seen again they did reveal what they had done with the body’s. They dismembered them put the parts into multiple trash bags, and dumped them at various public dumpsters that were emptied the following morning, leaving detectives unable to located the bodies. Timing was impeccable, planning was superb, but keeping their ids were stupid.
@@punctuationgamer636 well my grandfather was a kingpin coke dealer for the county ocean city is inside of. So you can probably guess I’ve heard a lot. Don’t believe me look up “Archie Elliott ocean city Maryland”
dude i went to ocean city md on accident last summer. i got my ears pierced there and bought shoes i wear almost everyday. this is so whack to me omggg.
To be a serial killer you have to commit multiple instances (a series) of premeditated murder. As this was only a single instance, they're just "murderers". Although they're still completely psychotic and likely would have eventually become serial killers, it's important to be accurate when describing things.
@sean walsh and @flex luthor goes to show how people in maryland (and probably most other places as well) tend to sweep this stuff under the rug. I live literal minutes away from one of the places hit by the beltway sniper attacks and, besides the occasional mention, it is never talked about or memorialized in any way despite- i feel- its importance to the community even if it is a "negative" one
@@Naiuhz Andy has mentioned it a few times in different episodes. He doesn’t ever go into to much detail just uses this guy as an example of how just because people are great at BUD/S or good SEALS doesn’t make them a good person.
@@Naiuhz I’m pretty sure it’s one of the earliest Mike Glover episodes 125 or 147. Both are awesome episodes and worth listening to but it seems like I remember it coming up in one of them. I’d start with 125 since I’m like 75% sure that’s the correct episode.
I remember this story very well. I DJ in Ocean City steps away from that Ocean City sign. Crazy how their Hooters obsession got them caught. They would've been pretty far away if they didn't stop at Hooters on the way out of town.
I’m not sure where this video even came from, i was having trouble sleeping n’ thought “hey maybe i can fall asleep to this” but nope! Ended up super into this well put together video. Good on ya
I’ve only known one narcissist and it’s insane how highly they think of themselves. Not a doubt in their mind. Constantly talking about the things they can do, over exaggerating small personal accomplishments to make them sound impressive, and they even considered themself highly skilled at things they’ve only tried once or that they would be highly skilled at things they’ve never tried if I bring it up.
I’ve met plenty of narcissists, but thankfully most aren’t murderers. Most are just annoying turds who pretend they’re experts on everything, and scoff that you don’t know about stuff they found out yesterday.
They're not good to be around. Hope you never meet another one. Especially when they have problems. They just complain day after day after day. You try and help them, give them your best advice and they stay consumed in their own way, not listening at all to your advice. They never ask you how you are or how you are doing. Toxic.
I know you were in a hurry to drop a video but you left out a lot of details of this case that could have made for a longer and better video but thanks for the upload
So uhh... my 10 year old discovered your channel through my you tube recommendations and has been binge watching all your content this evening. Some of the resulting conversion included "Dad... who is the ATF and what is a cult?" Also "why would you have kids help you melt dead bodies?! Of course they aren't gonna keep that a secret!" Anyways... she can't wait for your next video and I feel the same way.
Hey I dont know if you know but theres a lot of weird stuff on UA-cam aimed at children, not saying anything just putting that out there in case you didnt know
Loved the video; outstanding research and there's that soothing sounding voiceover(dude love your voice)that sh*t is next level.. but, they are not "Serial Killers." There were no series of murders. Doesn't fit the definition of serial killer. Could possibly have been, but they were not. "This Navy SEAL murderer was insane" better fits the title. Sorry for the semi-negative comment, I just expected to learn about some Navy SEAL I'd never heard of going on some kind of mass murder spree that never hit the public. Taking the IDs etc, that's definitely the sign of a trophy, but they got caught after their first. Love your work, just normally your titles are 100% what I'm about to learn about, this time it wasn't. Never heard of this case before, but they're also not a serial killer. Still, great story telling as usual.
yeah the definition of a serial killer is "a person who commits a series of murders, often with no apparent motive and typically following a characteristic, predictable behaviour pattern"
This isn’t even the worst thing to happen at Seacrets. I once saw a girl pull down her bathing suit, take a dump in the shallow bay water where about 2000 other people were dancing and drinking, and then she drunkenly fell backward into it, smearing her own feces all over her back. She didn’t go to clean up afterwards.
I once saw a completely nude woman stand on the side wall of an apartment complex beside a very busy road in the middle of the day and take a dump and then walk off with it running down her leg like it was perfectly normal.
I used to be on the lookout for a person who would shit all over the apartment complex like they would jump into your patio and take a shit n run or do it and knock on the door n run
This reminds me of the story of Marshall Brown, the Delta Force operator who went on a serial raping spree in the 80's. His story is pretty wild as well and probably deserves its own video.
@@Mr-E. apparently, during selection at delta the shrinks said „nah dont take this dude“. But what i‘ve heard they ignored them and recruited him anyway cause he was so good. He then used his skills to break into houses and raped dozen of women.
@@sugandesenuds6663 I am surprised how they ignored his psych eval because of his skills. They must have had really slim pickings to take him on.. I can't imagine what he would have done in foreign countries if he was deployed there for an operation (less oversight, less effective law enforcement, etc.)
Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen
They're gonna let him out but not her. Interesting. Something doesn't smell right on that. They both blamed each other. They should both be put under the jail for life.
This would-be SEAL's military service shows us a few things: Nearly anyone can persevere through even the toughest military training, even those who lack good judgment or the social maturity to remain contributing members of society. Even fully qualified SEALs and other highly trained personnel may become criminals. Look at the two SEAL Team Six and two Marine Raider jackasses who were convicted in the killing of SSG Melgar, a Green Beret. The military generally filters out those who prove to be unfit for society, much less the military lifestyle. Socially inept people and criminals tend to be unable to adapt to the rigors of the service, though admittedly some thrive in it. While Sifrit never even became a qualified SEAL, there are some senior enlisted and officers who are only caught and punished after reaching high levels of responsibility. Often they get caught only after victimizing subordinates or vulnerable people such as children.
This is a very true and sound statement.. Have you served? I've seen several and heard about many "retirements" stemming from relations with an 18-20 year old private where consent didn't seem to be. (Not that consent even makes that relation legal in a military environment either) /w an officer or E-7+. Also seen a SGM piss hot on a drug test and walk away scott free. Also played golf with a brigadier general who got drunk by hole 4 and needed to be escorted off the premises by hole 9. (on base golf course btw, mandatory "fun" day) and I personally slept with my OIC as an E-6.. We are married now though and have a 13 year old daughter. She gave up her position, and I finished college. Now I'm the bread winner with a CSCI degree, and she is a stay at home super mom. The military is all kindsa fked up and there are all kinds of different people. Every single walk of life you can find in the military. There are gonna be some shady people, and there are going to be genuine people. There are ex-cons, and there are real life super heroes. More often than not though. People are honest, hard working, and trying to better themselves. Most join for this reason. The military isn't perfect, never will be. Some people get away with sh*t others don't. At the end of the day though, they're still the ones putting their lives on the line for all of us sitting at home. Can't judge an entire entity because of the mistakes and stupidity of the few that go under the radar and pass with malicious intentions. As a whole.. even though I'm disabled now, it was the best experience of my life. I learned so much I met so many kinds of people and was humbled, I met the love of my life. I found purpose when I had none, and now I have a life I can be proud of.
Don't forget the SEAL team one member who filmed himself rubbing one out while molesting his young ( I think around 18 months but could be up to a few years old) relative.
@@avaynemain8705 I'm a retired E7 who somehow managed to remain married to the mother of my five children despite living apart throughout most of my time in the Army. When I reported to Recruiter School 14 years ago as a young Infantry SSG, one of the first things I did was pick up the Fort Jackson newspaper. There were two former Drill Sergeants in the courts martial reports, both had slept with Trainees and a former SFC was busted to SPC while a former SSG was busted to PVT. I made a vow to keep my integrity and rank while assigned as a Recruiter, and though 1000 miles from my family I never fell into the temptation to get involved with anyone. The temptation was there, and some of my peers fell for it, but I stuck by the book. About four years after my recruiting assignment I found myself on Drill Sergeant orders. I did my time in an all-male battalion, but they had the first male/female Integrated classes while I was on Sand Hill. 2-19 Infantry (the first to conduct coed training) supposedly did it right, with battalion leadership that took care to ensure that their first female integrated company was successful. They might have made it look too easy, as 2-58 was the next in the chute and they had a rather well known scandal. All of Sand Hill was shook up, as uninvolved 2-58 Drill Sergeants were sent to other battalions while those same battalions were forced to give up Drills to reestablish 2-58. Their battalion leadership and some company leadership, not to mention the Drills involved, were fired and otherwise punished. The military is composed of people from every walk of society. My first battalion CSM was found guilty of having inappropriate pictures of children on his government computer. There were rumors that it had been planted, but his career was over regardless. When I was a Brigade Victim Advocate a Ranger qualified Captain was found guilty of assaulting a female. I wasn't privy to the details and honestly hadn't even heard about it until I saw it posted on the UCMJ board. Even working directly for a Colonel doesn't negate Victim privacy or need to know. That same brigade went through a few CSMs. One was caught abusing his wife at a military ball, another was fired for drinking on duty, and a Delta operator who needed to fill a Brigade CSM billet while waiting for a JSOC assignment to open was fired for allegedly striking another Soldier. A SGM I worked for afterward who'd happened to be the HHC 1SG at the time told me it was a case where the other Soldier lied but camera footage was dubious, costing the CSM his career. I've served with outstanding people and some who were not prime examples of military integrity or bearing. That chapter is over and I'm slowly adjusting to civilian life.
I wish I could say I'm shocked to hear about this. Only a matter of time before one of our special operations warriors goes off the deep end/turns to crime. Not the first nor the last. Below I posted a few incidents of former Navy Seals going from hero to felon. Not every former seal listed below was a murdering psychopath but turned to crime for one reason or another. 1. July 19, 2022 -- Theo Krah: faces a minimum sentence of 15 years to life in prison for the 2016 murder of a Santa Monica man after a verbal altercation near the Pier. The beating and stabbing death took place on June 11, 2016 on the 1400 block of 5th Street, where police responded to a call from the Fire Department at around 5 p.m. reporting a man down on the sidewalk. 2. Jan. 23, 2021-- Chief Petty Officer Tony DeDolph was sentenced to ten years in prison for the involuntary manslaughter of Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar of the U.S. Army Green Berets. The crime occurred in June 2017, in the African nation of Mali, where both men were serving in an intelligence operation. According to court documents, Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar, a U.S. Army Green Beret, died in a hazing incident involving alcohol and “frat-like” behavior as a result of the actions of two U.S. Navy SEALs―Petty Officer 1st Class Anthony DeDolph and Chief Petty Officer Adam Matthews―and two MARSOC (Marine Forces Special Operations Command) operators, Gunnery Sgt. Mario Madera-Rodriguez and Staff Sgt. Kevin Maxwell. 3. March 2018--Thomas Mixon Austin bank robbery spree.
@@notdaz706 It breaks my heart to see our fellow military brothers turn bad like this. I realize that it was their choice/doing but it really kills me to see someone who has been able to succeed through so much adversity life challenges to earn a place among our military elite only to flush their life/careers down the shitter. Mental illness or not. Bad news either way.
Logan was not a victim of hazing gone wrong. He was murdered after uncovering the embezzlement occurring from the counterinsurgency fund we were tasked with managing. They pretended to be slighted by Logan and myself when we refused to accompany them to the clubs n bars mid mission escorting the ambassador back to the embassy I’m happy they got such light sentences as it only guarantees well be crossing paths again soon enough.
What story should I talk about next? >:]
Anything bro. I still say ruby ridge, jfk (look up James files,or flies), and okc bombing
PLEASE MY DUDE! Air France Flight 8969
December 24, 1994
What did admiral bryd see? The answer to that questions holds more power than anyone could ever believe.
@@PathozeTV that’s a solid one
Flight 8969
Dude threw his life away. Can’t imagine going through buds and getting kicked out a year later… what a waste
Not only going through BUDS, which is the 1% of the 1%, but earning fucking praise from instructors and top honors of BUDS.
That's like the 1% of the 1% of the 1% , and equivalent number to the amount of US Astronauts that have visited the ISS. And incredibly &' extremely small amount of people that only grows at an incredibly small pace.
Was sociopath the whole time didn't care just liked the rush
Sounds like he’ll be a free man in about 8 years right?
Have you heard the tale of Eric Greitens? LOL
Yeah he was a scumbag, service doesn't seek fame it's a silent profession
That's honestly a terrifying thought. A man trained at the highest level to seek out and murder the enemies of our country... becoming a serial killer.
I agree
And he’s being released from prison in 2030 😩
He only graduated BUDS, he didnt make it through SQT, or recieve any CQC, small unit tactics, or generally any real weapons training.
@@danieldabella4869 He wouldn't have a Trident if that was true.
@@BrianT175 Since you are apparently too dumb to listen to the video, here's information from the Ben Sitfrit wikipedia. Ben completed BUDS training class 212 in 1997, he did not qualify as combatant swimmer designation or qualify as a Navy SEAL.
I went to boot camp with this guy. He was a trip. Used to put on a different uniform on Sundays when they mostly left us alone and walked off like a regular, graduated sailor to PX and places like that and was never caught. Dude just had no fear about any rules whatsoever. I remember seeing him in the Navy times when this broke and I was like “Yep.”
Don't they give you guys psych evaluations or something? Guess not. Did your comrades notice something was wrong with this guy?
Would Like to hear more stories about this guy. I remember reading about this years ago and I’ve been wondering what would possess someone to throw their life away like that after graduating such an elite training program.
Haha
@@jasonhutter7534 he thought he was superior and decided to try and prove it
Graduating hahahaha
How he was able to shoot inside of the hotel multiple times and not immediately get caught is kind of mind blowing. Based on the size of the hotel from the pictures shown it seems like at least 20 people should have heard that…
Yeah I was confused by that too. And they called the police to set up self defense? Kinda hairy as they could have just left the apartment I mean granted we don't have the full police convo and it varies state to state ofc. But then they fired shots and dismembered 2 bodies with what? Saws? All without drawing any notice from the rest of the hotel?
Gunshots are not that noticeable or recognizable to people outside a room, others will simply play it off in their brain as stuff being moved or dropped if they do hear it. Coupled with a hotel where most don't want to deal anyone else business. That how house shootings normally go if you want to look into it. (Also think most old homes don't have insulation between the inner room walls, Where a hotel would further adding to a reduction.)
For the example of house shootings the was a instance of a domestic case in a subdivision with an active neighborhood. There was a instance where a marine got back from a deployment and the wife served papers on him for a divorces to shack up with a jodi. According to the official statements guy tied up the wife and shot the jodi, then planned to set fire to the wife. she manages to get untied wrestle the gun away from said marine then shot him as the house was burning down. While this is a transcript of the official statement. I knew a PMO (MP) that had arrived to the scene afterword's when questioned the statement didn't match what she told the locals. But being low down on the pole he was basically told she was stressed and was getting mixed up, not to worry about it, as locals did the rest. Side note article didn't say it, But when she was tied up the marine shaved her head and said "I'm sending you to back to the rest of the pigs". Since the divorce wasn't finalized she kept the honors and benefits as a military widow, Base access, Health care, and the cash death benefits of her husband (A min of 500k), a few other things. I was still stationed there a few years after and last I heard she had moved to another house near by and was still staying near the base.
EDIT: I was not trying to go that in depth on an example but it just shot up in my memory. But yeah, Gunshots even in housing developments are not that noticeable as one may think.
Article name:
"Marine Found Dead Had Killed Wife's Boyfriend, Set Home on Fire"
@@landonray9517 a couple years back there was ND in my apartment (thankfully nobody was hurt) and I ended up talking to my downstairs neighbor as she was the only other one home at the time and she thought someone dropped a heavy weight. Fun fact two walls and a refrigerator won't stop a 9mm Makarov round
Could have been smaller caliber rounds being fired.
Lol you'd be surprised
It scares me that people who want to start scrapbook stores are just out there. Like it could be your neighbor, friend etc. Really never know what kinda monsters are out there
If you could see peoples souls n demons like i can, n yes there are tons of really evil cursed monsters n beasts out of the gates of hell in human form all over the earth
Some of the worse ones are witches n wizards n satanists who do occult sacrifice rituals to the devil
one of the best comments I've read in a while
Someone had to say it!
Oh my fucking god man 😂😂😂
that quote of have a quiet voice but carry a big stick speaks volumes. be nice but have a plan to kill everybody you fucking meet, literally.
Imagine throwing it all away for some scrapbooking snizz. Just goes to show, you can be a perfect physical specimen but it's what's going on in your mind that counts most.
You don't need to come this far to realize that. How many cheaters and dopers try to con their way to the highest levels on all sports?
@@Shadow__133 nah buds is too long too pain full what ever you injected your self with will soon enough were off
or the opposite :)
If you had a smart mind you would be working towards being the perfect physical specimen.
@@zerohero5753 not true. Perhaps there's so mental block. But know what to do and actually doing it are completely different things. my life is fucked and i am smart as as fuck man 🤣 maybe if i can be more self centered and narcissistic instead of really seeing the world for what it is and hating all existence. I know you must be some sort of egotistical badass with a name like zero hero
It's crazy how so many of these individuals get caught simply because they're stupid individuals. And not just slightly below average intelligence, but far below. This chick actually carried hard evidence of her crimes in her purse, and demanded the police go digging through it. Luckily for society, this is the type of person we're dealing with. Now imagine if they were both brilliant -- a truly horrifying scenario.
Ya smart in some ways and brain dead in others. 😆
And a college student to boot.
Those become politicians, and rule over others.
I think she did it on purpose. She wanted to get caught; it was pathologic. There's no long-term reason for the actions, it's just going from one rush to the next with no thought for the future.
@Colin Mor Yeah, most definitely.
Whoever does your editing is absolutely killing it. Very very well done
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@@layoramirez4993 he does it all himself I'm pretty sure.
The video editing is good but I think it'd be better without the loud music. Or at least the volume of the music should be lower and give more "killer" vibes. Here it just dominated the whole video.
The music makes the whole video seem like an intro
To think he will be out in the public in 2030, seems absolutely insane…
Better him being out than her.... I mean what kind of psycho is obsessed with hooters and opens a scrapbooking store?
Anders Breivik will be out in 2033. Plus he almost got paroled a few months ago, and he shows literally no signs of rehabilitation or remorse.
Same thing with Karla Homolka, how the FUCK is she free?
Another guy who murdered a woman in MY NEIGHBORHOOD in 2008, will be out in the same year, if parole allows.
@@That1guy2504 whats up with scrapbook?
@@That1guy2504 he doesn’t know!
I really appreciate the fact you highlighted the psychological connection that amplified this . I think it played the major part in this insanity. Hit the nail right on the head.
Agreed. Modern day "Bonnie and Clyde" with some added twists.
I loved your other stuff, but the work you do on these mini crime docs is just on another level. It has the quality of a high budget crime doc, not a normal UA-cam one!
Please make sure that if it happens you still do the Jeremy Dimwitte stuff, you know, for the funzies!
I think he's in jail. Isnt he?
@@marktwain8192 yes, but do you think he won't start up again as soon as he gets out? He only got 18 months, impersonators gotta impersonate!
I cant wait for Jeremy to get out of prison.... And he sets up business again.... It will be comedy GOLD
Jeremy is out of prison,he was released last week
It’s crazy to think we used to go to random peoples houses all the time to party. Seeing some people radically switch up after a few shots and bong rips has always left me concerned about even being in this random place at all. Luckily we never ran into a sincerely crazy sociopath that actually wanted to murder us…. That we know of
Isn't it more because of Media and True Crime stuff that you think you're really at risk of being a murder victim? I'm not American and used to go to stranger places as a group all the time after going out or whatever. Being afraid of being a victim and not doing those experiences sounds pretty dull. How many couples get murdered again because of visiting another couple? One out of 50 Million maybe? What's the chance to be run over by a bus in front of your apartment? 1:100000 maybe at any time. Just set your priorities straight.
Right? I used to get hammered downtown, meet cool people and end up at their house. Or they'd end up at mine. Was really normal.
99 out of 100 times we are all the same. Just want to catch a buzz and have a good time. But, there’s always that 1 small chance. I believe the issue is 2 of these 1 in 100 people found each other. By there self neither probably act on those impulses. It’s easier to do anything with a partner
Bro never in my life have I seen anyone hit a bong and proceed to be violent. It's 110% the alcohol.
They’re technically not “serial killer’s”. They’re just murderer’s, and bad ones at that. I love how they were caught robbing a friggin Hooter’s for merch lol.
Yep that is true - The FBI classifies a serial killer as someone who kills two victims or more, but in separate events. Since both victims were killed in the same event they aren't serial killers. They definitely were about to become some since they were going to kill another couple.
Also they just carry around murder evidence like the victims ID or whatever she had in her purse 🤣 it's a lack of common sense
@@imacryptid5254 Dumb and dumber right there
@@imacryptid5254 Narcissists tend to do stuff that seems to lack common sense like that. However, they know that's incriminating and a bad idea but they just don't care. They think they're smart enough to not get caught.
Yep, only 2 victims in a single incident. Doesn't qualify.
"... after committing the disturbing crime of scrapebooking..."
That bit got me laughing. Love how you brought a serious story to complete halt for that. 🤣
Who the fack opens a scrapbooking store?!? Lock her Up!!
Caught me off guard ngl
Same lol
I know someone who owned a button store
I did laugh out loud for this, great dark humor Popomedic!
When I served in the Navy in Virginia, a first class petty officer and his wife would create the same type of scenarios. The wife would instigate conflict whereby her husband would intervene. They enjoyed the power of manipulating then destroying other people as a team. I saw this as pure ego centric evil
What kinda conflict would they instigate? What would be the aftermath? Sick people
Haha.. there is this guy where I work that tries to start drama about me but then is nice as can be to my face.. I just take it as he is trying to appear straight and masculine to everyone else but wants me to know secretly he'd like his thingy in my 👄. I wouldn't deny him. 🤣💕👀
@@someoneout-there2165 I’m that guy 🤡😍
@@someoneout-there2165 what the actual fuck
Yeah you have your good and bad in the teams
How can they be called serial killers when they only killed once?
Also a Navy Seal when he never completed post BUD/S SQT training, thus never actually received his trident, which is when you are usually actually considered a Navy SEAL... Atleast that's how I understand his military career... BUD/S is just selection for further pre SEAL team required training (probably SQT at the time, SEAL qualification training) I'm fairly certain he never received his trident from the Navy, thus was only in SEAL training, but NOT ever an actual Navy SEAL...🤷♂️ Clickbait will get you far on UA-cam 😁
@@berryreading4809 yeah, this comment aint it chief lol
@@forresterpayne6879 So did this guy ever receive his trident and be assigned to a team? From what I've heard the answer is no... What do you consider the official/unofficial but normally accepted time that a SEAL trainee becomes an actual Navy SEAL? I'm sure one is the official Naval distinction and the others are various opinions of other SEALs? Enlighten me 🤔🤷♂️
@@berryreading4809 first off, I'm not a SEAL and neither are you, so I literally do not care. You calling this "clickbait" or whatever is ridiculous when you're literally arguing something less than semantics. This is something that dudes in group don't even argue. This is like kids in basic telling other kids in basic that they aren't "real" soldiers cause they're natty guards lol. Dude passed BUD/S emphasis on the S, which is more than what anyone can say about either of us.
furthermore, if you really wanna be pedantic, you should go argue who is and isn't a Ranger based on their scroll and unit lol.
Other victims involved
I will never understand how killers can get any type of release from prison. These 2 killed 4 people and still have a chance of getting out of jail. Disgusting.
Punishment vrs rehabilitation
@@flanno I don't believe in rehabilitation for murders. They took away the life of someone and don't deserve to have any type of future themselves.
Well in Brazil doesn't matter what you do you can't pass more than 30 years in jail. There was this guy named Pedeinho Matador that killed something like 140 people, but he is free nowadays.
He has parole extremely soon. The woman has the next phase of her life in prison I believe.
Could’ve sworn the second set victims got away. So they killed 2 people.
The woman was born in Duncansville PA, her dad was wealthy and lost everything trying to prove her innocent. There was a book written about this event
I'm from Altoona and graduated in 97, I was also in the military about the same time and never heard of this until a youtube short. Was just reading comments to see if she was an Altoona graduat or not, thank you.
Lmfao. Gg go next.
Damn I'm in Bedford scary to think about.
Her dad got what he deserved then. She must've been the less convincing of the pair because he's going to get out and she never will.
I'm only 12 miles away from Altoona. I remember when this was in the Altoona Mirror. Freaky thing to me is, my mom bought some stuff in the scrapbook store right after it opened.
I got to meet one of the officers that worked this case. He was the chief of police in the city I lived in and was a guest in our Criminal Justice 101 class. Got to see the crime scene photos. Absolutely insane story, especially to hear from someone that was there.
What did you see in the pictures
@@sams9285 the crime scene photos from the Hooters and the hotel room. It was in high school so the Chief showed us what he could, like the bloodstains they missed, but he obviously couldn’t show us the bodies.
@@PartyRockProfessional thanks for sharing
lies
@@Kushman018 😂
I love how you added the upbeat music during their first successful murder. A beautiful contrast, and I love how fast they got caught as well.
Not only is the story telling amazing but the editing is absolutely insane.
oh yeah. i love how he absolutely cannot speak with sentances to save his life.
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@@Jimothy-723 sentances?
@CaesarSalad86 Gee, I could be way off base and too quick to conclude from your obvious remarks, but you must be the narrator or the editor of this video.
Perhaps even both.
One thing I dont get is how can they be considered serial killers when they only killed once?
The editing is on point!
A random act of kindness costs the victims their lives 😢
No good deed goes unpunished
The fact that they died such a horrible death for being nice makes me feel like I can't really process how cruel life can be
Don't meet up with strangers even if it seems all good.
Your voice, the music, the stories, you easily make some of the best content on UA-cam, always so excited to see your videos, especially the heists!
Honestly find the music so annoying, it doesn’t fit what he’s talking about
@@ChallengeGypsyboy It fits comparitively pretty well. Not many types of music would fit this genre
It also is really good music even without context to the video
Murderers should be in prison for life with no parole until they die. Never let them out
It depends n the circumstances
@@joeytitan7336yeah, because sometimes people kill their abusers, so, how wrong actually is that? Or if the parent of a victimised child kills the paedophile, that's pretty understandable. I'm not saying any of this is "right" But you can wrap your head around it. Murder is a complex thing
Michigan would let them out on new years day!
@@ghostmantagshome-er6pb you mean commiefornia
Sure is nice to finish watching your Waco Siege video and then instantly seeing this new one pop up on your channel as if you were saying, "Want some more?" Yes. I want more.👌👌👌
M O R E
This guy is a good content creator. For not having any actual footage of them it’s still sucked me in
crazy how much your videos have improved in such a short amount of time love it
I thought they’ve all been bangers myself
Nice low key insult bud! Nah they are as good as the first one foh
If only he would shy away from the bait titles, he dosent need it.
Almost like before he was better than bonut bopperator
@@GewoonNee ikr
The music in EVERY video you make is straight 🔥.
I tried to find some hard evidence on this, but I've come up short. I had a history teacher years ago who told me that in the 80s/90s(?) some SEALs in Coronado got so upset by the drug situation that they would wear balaklavas and raid crack houses with bats, taking all of the drugs and money and destroying it, while beating the dealers to near death. Apparently the SDPD caught on to it, contacted the guys and basically just said it's enough, and the case got shoved away. Like I said, I haven't been able to find anything on it, but he was a history teacher from California.
Would LOVE to see a video on this
checkout the LA Riots. Rangers, amd their bigger brothers, did house to house raids on crack houses and gang houses
wouldn't surprise me if its true.
Some one did a documentary on that it was pretty interesting. They took it to the Crack dealers
It went down on Washington
You really know how to pic obscure crazy ppl/stories and make them super entertaining and informative! The editing is amazing as well. Keep it up man!
DUDE. I live in Ocean City, MD. This murder story is legendary around here. But never have I ever seen an in-depth video about these two. Thanks for spotlighting this.
As soon as you said Ocean City MD, I knew exactly what story you were gonna tell. I remember when this happened. So tragic in one of the nicest cities by the water.
I live 20 minutes away from OC..born and raised here. It really threw me off to hear that this happened there…I didnt expect that when I clicked on this video. I know OC gets wild sometimes but this is next level lol
I live 30 mins from OC
I live 30 mins from OC
I’m from Philly…..every woman I’ve EVER MET FROM ALTOONA, is batshit crazy…..That’s saying something. Moment he said Altoona it all like legit made sense to how crazy she was and this all just sounds accurate.
Yep. Bat shit crazy.
So altoona is the albuquerque of philly? 😂
I'm from York and had a friend that went to college in Altoona he's not wrong the women from there are just different 🤣🤣
Holy shit. I met a couple from Altoona too and yeah they were insane
Must be the water or the cigarettes their mothers smoke during pregnancy
Your channel is fkn solid, I love your work. You got me on all new music
You pieced this story together so well with the music and everything!! Gave me chills!
You know, this is truly terrifying, then i remember hearing a statistic that says the average person meets a legitimate psychopath unknowingly 3 or 4 times in their lives and that just made it scarier.
This one hits home. Spent many nights at Seacrets, and remember this story well. Always great content, Popo!
This case was on Forensic Files as well. For me, not a case of "throwing your life away". There's a long history that these two have. There's something wrong with them for a long, long, time. Maybe their whole life.
Seems as though they had always had issues. But the two of them together sparked their narcissistic, over inflated, ego, and egged it on until they lost their minds.
@@Thekoryosmenstribepodcast im sure the alcohol and drugs also amplified this as well.
Just like my stalker ex.. he told some of us he wanted his bosses son.. now he has sent 10 years having people flow me around. He is very sick.
This video was so well done. Quick and to the point, good job man
Im not going to go into what happened, but this tactic of "hey you stole this from me" is incredibly common. If you are in a situation where someone you don't know or just met starts saying this...get out. If you have to be violent do it.
I've had times where someone's phone or wallet was stolen by friends of friends, acquaintances & workers. But if you know you didn't do it and are suspicious, yes get out
Man, I love these videos. Your editing and storytelling skills are top notch.
I'm retired Navy. Pilot, not a SEAL. Don't want Don Shipley after me lol
It takes a fair amount of effort to get court martialed and dismissed (officer version of a DD).
I mean for officers to get CM and dismissed is hard but the system DD/OTHD enlisted a lot quicker and better tbf. also e-6 and under are expendable e-7 and above inc Os and WOs are spaired unless the buck stops w u then ur fucked a lot quicker than an enlisted might be
depends on the year. I saw new SEALs kicked with an OTH out for a single DUI or alcohol related incident around 2010. IDK how strict they were in the 90s. Honestly if his teammates all thought he was unhinged they may have wanted to kick him and and used any excuse available. I've also seen that.
@@spacerat111 They were strict in the 90s with DUI.
Well, you know, just punch a superior officer… 😂
If I'm not mistaken a DD is the equivalent of a felony in the civilian world. I'm thinking there is more to the story than being UA and insubordinate...
One of the perks of being a generally unpleasant person is never getting invited back to anyone's room to be murdered.
Making fun of her scrapbook business sent me 😂
When POPO uploads you click. Everything from the music, the clips you find of them and the story-telling.
Thank you for making my nights!
Cool video! I'm from MD and I go to Ocean city every year. I've never heard of this incident until now
Good stuff. I really like how you find all these weird ass stories I've never heard before. Keep em coming
First time viewer, that intro and music is off the chain bro 😂
I sincerely hope that you enjoy making those, because I feel like I speak on behalf of a lot of people when I say that you've grown to become the person whose videos I anticipate the most !
Dang dood! This is my hometown and where I still currently reside. I was a small lad when this happened, people still sometimes reference it to this day. Thanks for covering this, you did an awesome job!
- Will
I know the feeling, I guess. I spent several summers there a while back. It was like a second home to me. Definitely got some feels when he showed the picture of that OC sign on that brick wall and started talking about some of the restaurants and bars there.
@@edwhatshisname3562 I get what you're saying for sure. I film videos of my own town, I even see them in person almost everyday and think nothing of either of them. Then I see someone else put up footage and it is like seeing it for the first time after a long time away, for lack of a better term. Serial killer undertones aside of course, total anomaly there.
Phenomenal video as always, these mini docs just keep getting better. But holy shit, the cut at the end from giving the ominous warning that he’s gonna be out of prison and back into the world in 8 years to him energetically telling people to subscribe left me speechless for a second, then laughing for about a minute. That felt like a parody of a true crime ending lmao.
I love your editing style!
I remember seeing that exact clip with Andy Stumpf talking about this and forgot to follow up with looking into it. Thanks for making this.
I'm trying to get into this story, then you got to the part of "Who the F***opens a scrapbook store?? Lock her up!!" I lost it 😂😂🤣
If u learned one thing from this video, It's how crazy toxic relationships can just add fuel to an already out of control fire whether it's a spouse,friends or groups.
True!
"Who the fuck opens a scrapbook store LOCK HER UP!" 😂 that shit got me
I had a friend that was a juror on this case. It was nuts. The poor couple was just out having fun and met two psychos. I'm sure when they went in the bathroom it was terror. Why didn't the police respond to the hungup 911 call?
It's possible the tracing came back only to the entire apartment so there would be no way to search every room
Why did she get life plus twenty years, but he’s the one who pulled the trigger and will be out in 7 years?
@@TJ24050 Because he would not have pulled the trigger if she hadn't lied to him about the purse. She was the instigator, the one who basically orchestrated the situation knowing damn well he would use his gun to protect his wife.
@@TJ24050 I also think because he was a seal, I could be wrong
Okay, I'm just going to go ahead and say it, this is quite possibly one of the best UA-cam series on the platform. I really think PopoMedic has found his groove.
Honestly....it's unbelievably amazing how fast these kinds of people flip on each other
Elite channel man for real! Every video slaps
Man I absolutely love your editing, your story telling is amazing
these videos are so well made. love the videos man
I remember this happening. Grew up and lived in ocean city for a really good portion of my life. May be a resort town but it has secrets 👀
Fun fact: although that couple wasn’t seen again they did reveal what they had done with the body’s. They dismembered them put the parts into multiple trash bags, and dumped them at various public dumpsters that were emptied the following morning, leaving detectives unable to located the bodies. Timing was impeccable, planning was superb, but keeping their ids were stupid.
What other secrets?
I painted the bathroom after the killings for a lousy 10 bucks an hour
@@punctuationgamer636 well my grandfather was a kingpin coke dealer for the county ocean city is inside of. So you can probably guess I’ve heard a lot. Don’t believe me look up “Archie Elliott ocean city Maryland”
@@LiveFreeCODHard well my great grandfather was stalin
dude i went to ocean city md on accident last summer. i got my ears pierced there and bought shoes i wear almost everyday. this is so whack to me omggg.
This is a disturbing true story
The scrapbook part sent chills down my spine
I love your videos man! I appreciate the hard work you put behind these videos and stay safe while you’re out of town
This genre is definitely your groove. Keep em coming, excellent job bro 👏
True...., I'm stretched thin here 😬, with all the extractions , haha.
To be a serial killer you have to commit multiple instances (a series) of premeditated murder. As this was only a single instance, they're just "murderers". Although they're still completely psychotic and likely would have eventually become serial killers, it's important to be accurate when describing things.
How many people were murdered? 4? 4 deaths does Not establish either of being serial killers.
@@HighSpeedNoDrag I think it was just the two, with two others who wisely left before it happened to them.
just what i was thinking but still a well put together video
Idk. I think serial killer is both having committed multiplemurders but also a psychological thing.
They think there was more but can’t prove it
Yo popsy mate I gotta tell you I never get tired of watching the videos you make. Always very interesting, cheers mate🤙👍
These videos are life. Very well made and love the humor added in as well. Looking forward to the next!
As someone who spent summers in OC I had no idea any of this happened! Hearing about all this shit that went down in places I know well was chilling
I live in and graduated Severna Park HS in 02 and I never heard about this. Senior Week was right around that time.
Same here. I’m kinda shocked..I’ve been living around the area all my life and never knew about this
@sean walsh and @flex luthor goes to show how people in maryland (and probably most other places as well) tend to sweep this stuff under the rug. I live literal minutes away from one of the places hit by the beltway sniper attacks and, besides the occasional mention, it is never talked about or memorialized in any way despite- i feel- its importance to the community even if it is a "negative" one
Man you’re an underrated story teller, keep up the work, love your stuff. Love this sorta content too thanks for making it so damn captivating
I absolutely love your channel, the stories, the music, everything is outstanding.
Always wanted to hear this full story after hearing about them on Cleared Hot
Which episode of Cleared Hot?
@@Naiuhz Andy has mentioned it a few times in different episodes. He doesn’t ever go into to much detail just uses this guy as an example of how just because people are great at BUD/S or good SEALS doesn’t make them a good person.
@@jamses23 I see. I've only heard of Andy mention him in Joe Rogan's podcast.
@@Naiuhz I’m pretty sure it’s one of the earliest Mike Glover episodes 125 or 147. Both are awesome episodes and worth listening to but it seems like I remember it coming up in one of them. I’d start with 125 since I’m like 75% sure that’s the correct episode.
He mentions it just about every episode
I remember this story very well. I DJ in Ocean City steps away from that Ocean City sign. Crazy how their Hooters obsession got them caught. They would've been pretty far away if they didn't stop at Hooters on the way out of town.
Holy crap... he's eligible for parole in 2030?
With institutional jobs and good behavior he will be out prior to 2030
I’m not sure where this video even came from, i was having trouble sleeping n’ thought “hey maybe i can fall asleep to this” but nope! Ended up super into this well put together video. Good on ya
I’ve only known one narcissist and it’s insane how highly they think of themselves. Not a doubt in their mind. Constantly talking about the things they can do, over exaggerating small personal accomplishments to make them sound impressive, and they even considered themself highly skilled at things they’ve only tried once or that they would be highly skilled at things they’ve never tried if I bring it up.
Actually you've probably met more just not to a certain extent of narcissism
I’ve met plenty of narcissists, but thankfully most aren’t murderers. Most are just annoying turds who pretend they’re experts on everything, and scoff that you don’t know about stuff they found out yesterday.
They're not good to be around. Hope you never meet another one. Especially when they have problems. They just complain day after day after day. You try and help them, give them your best advice and they stay consumed in their own way, not listening at all to your advice. They never ask you how you are or how you are doing. Toxic.
There's a spectrum of narcissism. Many different types. These two people were sociopaths.
I was raised by a covert narcissist and later married an overt narcissist. I'm still healing.
I know you were in a hurry to drop a video but you left out a lot of details of this case that could have made for a longer and better video but thanks for the upload
So uhh... my 10 year old discovered your channel through my you tube recommendations and has been binge watching all your content this evening.
Some of the resulting conversion included "Dad... who is the ATF and what is a cult?"
Also "why would you have kids help you melt dead bodies?! Of course they aren't gonna keep that a secret!"
Anyways... she can't wait for your next video and I feel the same way.
Funny story💯
It's a she? Through these videos, your daughter is being groomed to be a cartel mistress
Hey I dont know if you know but theres a lot of weird stuff on UA-cam aimed at children, not saying anything just putting that out there in case you didnt know
Shitty parents don’t use content filters almost forgot
Uhhhhhhhhhhhh okay 😬
Man, your channel is BOMB! Great storytelling. Thank you for creating these videos.
Loved the video; outstanding research and there's that soothing sounding voiceover(dude love your voice)that sh*t is next level.. but, they are not "Serial Killers." There were no series of murders. Doesn't fit the definition of serial killer. Could possibly have been, but they were not. "This Navy SEAL murderer was insane" better fits the title. Sorry for the semi-negative comment, I just expected to learn about some Navy SEAL I'd never heard of going on some kind of mass murder spree that never hit the public. Taking the IDs etc, that's definitely the sign of a trophy, but they got caught after their first. Love your work, just normally your titles are 100% what I'm about to learn about, this time it wasn't. Never heard of this case before, but they're also not a serial killer. Still, great story telling as usual.
yeah the definition of a serial killer is "a person who commits a series of murders, often with no apparent motive and typically following a characteristic, predictable behaviour pattern"
This isn’t even the worst thing to happen at Seacrets. I once saw a girl pull down her bathing suit, take a dump in the shallow bay water where about 2000 other people were dancing and drinking, and then she drunkenly fell backward into it, smearing her own feces all over her back. She didn’t go to clean up afterwards.
I once saw a completely nude woman stand on the side wall of an apartment complex beside a very busy road in the middle of the day and take a dump and then walk off with it running down her leg like it was perfectly normal.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I used to be on the lookout for a person who would shit all over the apartment complex like they would jump into your patio and take a shit n run or do it and knock on the door n run
Bruh
what the fuck
This guys editing skills are on another leve🔥
Rule #1 never hangout with strangers and have them in your house or go to theirs
This reminds me of the story of Marshall Brown, the Delta Force operator who went on a serial raping spree in the 80's. His story is pretty wild as well and probably deserves its own video.
I would definitely be interested in hearing this one.
@@Mr-E. no…it’s actually pretty sad.
@@Mr-E. apparently, during selection at delta the shrinks said „nah dont take this dude“. But what i‘ve heard they ignored them and recruited him anyway cause he was so good. He then used his skills to break into houses and raped dozen of women.
@@sugandesenuds6663 I am surprised how they ignored his psych eval because of his skills. They must have had really slim pickings to take him on.. I can't imagine what he would have done in foreign countries if he was deployed there for an operation (less oversight, less effective law enforcement, etc.)
so many psychopaths in military and LEO ,how Bout that Canadian colonel that was a serial killer
Terrifying knowing that the guy got away with getting released back out in the public. Serial killers don’t reform give him life
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Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen
Save your kindness for those around you my friend. The internet will just be mean to you. But good for you for being a nice person.
Thank you for the kind words.
So how did he end up getting 38 years while she got life +20 if he was the one that killed them? Genuinely curious
Maybe because of his background? Idk though either. I was surprised
Navy seal
I was wondering that too, I assume they came to the conclusion that she was the one pulling the strings and he was just the brute force.
Ben was not found guilty of Joshua Ford’s murder, contrary to what the video says. Erika was found guilty in both murders.
drug possesion
OCD levels of Hooter memorabilia. This needs to be a movie.
The story isn’t about the killings but about the damn scrapbook store 😂
They're gonna let him out but not her.
Interesting.
Something doesn't smell right on that.
They both blamed each other.
They should both be put under the jail for life.
truth
Parole board in 8 years might deny his release if they still think he is a threat to society.
Since no one else is talking about it, THIS GUY GETS OUT IN 8 YEARS?!?!?!?!!?!?!?
How are they serial killers? They are serial robbers and thieves, but not serial killers.
Man I love how serious this doc is then just cuts out to say "who the fuck opens a scapebooking store. Lock her up"! Lol
It's so comforting to know killers get a second chance after the state gets there financial kickbacks.
This would-be SEAL's military service shows us a few things:
Nearly anyone can persevere through even the toughest military training, even those who lack good judgment or the social maturity to remain contributing members of society. Even fully qualified SEALs and other highly trained personnel may become criminals. Look at the two SEAL Team Six and two Marine Raider jackasses who were convicted in the killing of SSG Melgar, a Green Beret.
The military generally filters out those who prove to be unfit for society, much less the military lifestyle. Socially inept people and criminals tend to be unable to adapt to the rigors of the service, though admittedly some thrive in it. While Sifrit never even became a qualified SEAL, there are some senior enlisted and officers who are only caught and punished after reaching high levels of responsibility. Often they get caught only after victimizing subordinates or vulnerable people such as children.
This is a very true and sound statement.. Have you served? I've seen several and heard about many "retirements" stemming from relations with an 18-20 year old private where consent didn't seem to be. (Not that consent even makes that relation legal in a military environment either) /w an officer or E-7+. Also seen a SGM piss hot on a drug test and walk away scott free. Also played golf with a brigadier general who got drunk by hole 4 and needed to be escorted off the premises by hole 9. (on base golf course btw, mandatory "fun" day) and I personally slept with my OIC as an E-6.. We are married now though and have a 13 year old daughter. She gave up her position, and I finished college. Now I'm the bread winner with a CSCI degree, and she is a stay at home super mom. The military is all kindsa fked up and there are all kinds of different people. Every single walk of life you can find in the military. There are gonna be some shady people, and there are going to be genuine people. There are ex-cons, and there are real life super heroes. More often than not though. People are honest, hard working, and trying to better themselves. Most join for this reason. The military isn't perfect, never will be. Some people get away with sh*t others don't. At the end of the day though, they're still the ones putting their lives on the line for all of us sitting at home. Can't judge an entire entity because of the mistakes and stupidity of the few that go under the radar and pass with malicious intentions. As a whole.. even though I'm disabled now, it was the best experience of my life. I learned so much I met so many kinds of people and was humbled, I met the love of my life. I found purpose when I had none, and now I have a life I can be proud of.
Don't forget the SEAL team one member who filmed himself rubbing one out while molesting his young ( I think around 18 months but could be up to a few years old) relative.
@@christopherwood2796 wtf are your serious
@@avaynemain8705 I'm a retired E7 who somehow managed to remain married to the mother of my five children despite living apart throughout most of my time in the Army. When I reported to Recruiter School 14 years ago as a young Infantry SSG, one of the first things I did was pick up the Fort Jackson newspaper. There were two former Drill Sergeants in the courts martial reports, both had slept with Trainees and a former SFC was busted to SPC while a former SSG was busted to PVT. I made a vow to keep my integrity and rank while assigned as a Recruiter, and though 1000 miles from my family I never fell into the temptation to get involved with anyone. The temptation was there, and some of my peers fell for it, but I stuck by the book. About four years after my recruiting assignment I found myself on Drill Sergeant orders. I did my time in an all-male battalion, but they had the first male/female Integrated classes while I was on Sand Hill. 2-19 Infantry (the first to conduct coed training) supposedly did it right, with battalion leadership that took care to ensure that their first female integrated company was successful. They might have made it look too easy, as 2-58 was the next in the chute and they had a rather well known scandal. All of Sand Hill was shook up, as uninvolved 2-58 Drill Sergeants were sent to other battalions while those same battalions were forced to give up Drills to reestablish 2-58. Their battalion leadership and some company leadership, not to mention the Drills involved, were fired and otherwise punished.
The military is composed of people from every walk of society. My first battalion CSM was found guilty of having inappropriate pictures of children on his government computer. There were rumors that it had been planted, but his career was over regardless. When I was a Brigade Victim Advocate a Ranger qualified Captain was found guilty of assaulting a female. I wasn't privy to the details and honestly hadn't even heard about it until I saw it posted on the UCMJ board. Even working directly for a Colonel doesn't negate Victim privacy or need to know. That same brigade went through a few CSMs. One was caught abusing his wife at a military ball, another was fired for drinking on duty, and a Delta operator who needed to fill a Brigade CSM billet while waiting for a JSOC assignment to open was fired for allegedly striking another Soldier. A SGM I worked for afterward who'd happened to be the HHC 1SG at the time told me it was a case where the other Soldier lied but camera footage was dubious, costing the CSM his career.
I've served with outstanding people and some who were not prime examples of military integrity or bearing. That chapter is over and I'm slowly adjusting to civilian life.
@@trevordelarosa3599 ...look it up. I'm serious as a heart attack.
I wish I could say I'm shocked to hear about this. Only a matter of time before one of our special operations warriors goes off the deep end/turns to crime. Not the first nor the last. Below I posted a few incidents of former Navy Seals going from hero to felon. Not every former seal listed below was a murdering psychopath but turned to crime for one reason or another.
1. July 19, 2022 -- Theo Krah: faces a minimum sentence of 15 years to life in prison for the 2016 murder of a Santa Monica man after a verbal altercation near the Pier. The beating and stabbing death took place on June 11, 2016 on the 1400 block of 5th Street, where police responded to a call from the Fire Department at around 5 p.m. reporting a man down on the sidewalk.
2. Jan. 23, 2021-- Chief Petty Officer Tony DeDolph was sentenced to ten years in prison for the involuntary manslaughter of Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar of the U.S. Army Green Berets. The crime occurred in June 2017, in the African nation of Mali, where both men were serving in an intelligence operation. According to court documents, Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar, a U.S. Army Green Beret, died in a hazing incident involving alcohol and “frat-like” behavior as a result of the actions of two U.S. Navy SEALs―Petty Officer 1st Class Anthony DeDolph and Chief Petty Officer Adam Matthews―and two MARSOC (Marine Forces Special Operations Command) operators, Gunnery Sgt. Mario Madera-Rodriguez and Staff Sgt. Kevin Maxwell.
3. March 2018--Thomas Mixon Austin bank robbery spree.
A marine shot up a college in texas in 1966. Not that surprising that the military attracts people with homicidal thoughts.
I remember a seal talking about the second on back in 2019 when we were training in VA.
@@notdaz706 It breaks my heart to see our fellow military brothers turn bad like this. I realize that it was their choice/doing but it really kills me to see someone who has been able to succeed through so much adversity life challenges to earn a place among our military elite only to flush their life/careers down the shitter. Mental illness or not. Bad news either way.
Logan was not a victim of hazing gone wrong. He was murdered after uncovering the embezzlement occurring from the counterinsurgency fund we were tasked with managing. They pretended to be slighted by Logan and myself when we refused to accompany them to the clubs n bars mid mission escorting the ambassador back to the embassy I’m happy they got such light sentences as it only guarantees well be crossing paths again soon enough.
navy seal serial killer sounds like the closest thing to the batman who laughs lol