Angel Realizes She Is Actually The Murder Suspect

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  • @RedTreeCrime
    @RedTreeCrime  Рік тому +1954

    A handful of people are saying the audio doesn't line up with the subtitles at some points in the video while the majority are saying it's completely fine. For those of you having issues, we have reuploaded the video to our second channel ua-cam.com/video/pKcGHXswCBI/v-deo.html I apologize for any inconvenience, this is something on UA-cams end. Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss all the brand new interrogations coming to this channel.

    • @BossInVegas
      @BossInVegas Рік тому +34

      damn you growing fast! Good job

    • @jackiek8792
      @jackiek8792 Рік тому +20

      I am and love the content! Thank You😊🇨🇦

    • @Laurie504yall
      @Laurie504yall Рік тому +13

      Yay! Awesome news! Keep up the great work!

    • @powerofyes
      @powerofyes Рік тому +10

      awesome. just about finished the ones already up haha

    • @ronsimons6949
      @ronsimons6949 Рік тому +39

      After the part with the large red text over screen, the video stops but the audio keeps going, making the video way behind the audio when it picks back up

  • @Alwaysaspy
    @Alwaysaspy Рік тому +20248

    It's amazing how stress free your life is when you don't kill someone.

    • @wchandler2010
      @wchandler2010 Рік тому

      @@scottyfox6376 LOL, you must have pistol whipped someone to death.

    • @KruezFam
      @KruezFam Рік тому +200

      Heheheheeee....I needed a good chuckle. Thx 😊

    • @Petra44YT
      @Petra44YT Рік тому +322

      Yeah. Best life hack ever. 😄

    • @Filthy_Larry
      @Filthy_Larry Рік тому +241

      Don’t people ever learn that if you kill someone that you don’t talk to cops? Also, you try to leave the country. Why stick around? I’d go to France

    • @honeyowen3163
      @honeyowen3163 Рік тому +45

      omg so funny

  • @chipsndip0
    @chipsndip0 Рік тому +1824

    Her saying “okay” and “I know” before they even finish what they are saying. DROVE ME INSANE!!!

    • @NAIF-vq8iw
      @NAIF-vq8iw Рік тому +45

      This is when a person loses interest of what u saying like he already heard it before or knew what you are talking about

    • @josimpson7999
      @josimpson7999 Рік тому +89

      @wings2818 I totally agree, she was driving me nuts too! That and her bloody voice! 😤

    • @whitehuayra
      @whitehuayra Рік тому

      It's called meth😂

    • @loriar1027
      @loriar1027 Рік тому +24

      Yes! It was driving me nuts too!

    • @merfishsandwich691
      @merfishsandwich691 Рік тому +94

      She's a tweaker. That's tweaker voice/reaction.

  • @jimmyzhao2673
    @jimmyzhao2673 Рік тому +8027

    It's weird how a woman knowingly can date a registered sex offender.

    • @freeman2399
      @freeman2399 Рік тому +390

      Weird, but happens all the time.

    • @shirleythompson8251
      @shirleythompson8251 Рік тому +650

      It's more than weird It's absolutely sick 🤢
      I suppose it takes one to know one so this must be what attracts her to him.
      There's been quite a number of 'couples' who do this together. Usually it's the woman who lures the victim in to their horrific practices 🤬

    • @DJVIIIMan
      @DJVIIIMan Рік тому +165

      She's obviously no stranger to the Saline County SlimFast, so making good decisions doesn't seem to be something she's very familiar with anyway, so her willingly dating a registered sex offender isn't that much of a stretch.

    • @jasonnames
      @jasonnames Рік тому +251

      It is odd...I had a friend who was a sex offender...When he first got out...I tried to still be his friend...It was not a clear-cut case...and There was no real proof...but I could not maintain a friendship...just knowing it is possible he did what they say...by law...he was required to tell women he was dating...by the 2nd date...he must tell her...He told one chick who was okay with it...I just don't understand how she could look past it...maybe he told her a good story...I don't know.

    • @TheNinnyfee
      @TheNinnyfee Рік тому +363

      When women are groomed from childhood that they are inferior and that abuse is love this happens. Many to this day are married to unconvicted CSOs.
      If a boy pulls your daughter's hair tell her to kick his 🍑, not that he likes her. It starts early.

  • @oldliberalhippie44
    @oldliberalhippie44 7 місяців тому +502

    Interviewing Angel is like trying to out bark a pissed off chihuahua.

  • @ghostk-7926
    @ghostk-7926 Рік тому +4152

    How can anyone have a decent conversation with her? Their patience is admirable.

    • @Gfysimpletons
      @Gfysimpletons Рік тому +19

      I would wake up and make her coffee. We had a brewer that took 2 minutes to make 6 cups. She would literally kick the cat, throw cups, break car windows, punch our neighbors children etc…….I miss her.

    • @donitawhite8111
      @donitawhite8111 Рік тому +175

      Right?! Her constant interrupting and talking over the detectives is so annoying. 🤬

    • @seanobrien3940
      @seanobrien3940 Рік тому +80

      I was laughing when they said your very intelligent

    • @debbylou5729
      @debbylou5729 Рік тому +96

      @@seanobrien3940 it’s ‘you’re’. Don’t laugh at her intelligence when………

    • @seanobrien3940
      @seanobrien3940 Рік тому

      @@debbylou5729 well debbylou I know I'm more smart how. You're American. Need I say more just because I write quickly and don't use proper full stops and comma's and shit. You yank don't tell me how to speak my launguage. I'm 47 have some respect for your elders. I bet you're trailer trash with her that's why you pick up and have empathy with her

  • @method6803
    @method6803 Рік тому +3606

    If someone asked me where my phone was 13 years ago I’d have no idea. The fact she can remember this “uneventful” memory is telling

    • @harxmoond
      @harxmoond Рік тому +53

      My phone is always on me so that's easy. I think she knew and thats why she came up with that story. if you know the truth it isn't hard to remember. I was in a car accident 8 years ago and still remember every detail and I was blind, concussed and disoriented.

    • @ryanc473
      @ryanc473 Рік тому +62

      13 years ago I could say my phone was probably somewhere near me, though for the life of me I couldn't tell you what kind of phone I had or anything. I think that was right around when smart phones were becoming a thing, but I went through so many phones during that time period I couldn't accurately tell you which one I had at any given point barring some sort of external record

    • @tupacalypse88
      @tupacalypse88 Рік тому +48

      ​@@ryanc473 13 years ago there's a 50/50 chance my phone was lost or broken 🤣🤣

    • @mike-jn1if
      @mike-jn1if Рік тому +17

      Around 12 years ago i dropped a phone in a glass of juice I remember that like it was yesterday probably a saturday too cant tell you much more than that tho

    • @ariepatriotic
      @ariepatriotic Рік тому

      ​@@ryanc473 l

  • @edwardteach4677
    @edwardteach4677 Рік тому +2303

    Are you sure her name is “Angel” I could have sworn it’s Crystal Methany

  • @nnis75
    @nnis75 Рік тому +469

    What kind of POS dates a sex offender? That act is beyond low self esteem and desperation. It is borderline insanity.

    • @mercymylord5139
      @mercymylord5139 Рік тому +16

      I know right there are "street walkers or lady's of the night" in the red light district who have more respect for themselves then her

    • @j.z.5678
      @j.z.5678 11 місяців тому +37

      Nikki Minaj 👀

    • @lovenylah
      @lovenylah 10 місяців тому +6

      @@j.z.5678 lmfaooooo

    • @jennpenn5
      @jennpenn5 10 місяців тому +4

      That is beyond vile.

    • @Hold_the_Front_777
      @Hold_the_Front_777 9 місяців тому +8

      In fairness, not many are crazy enough to wake up to someone like Angel every day either. Could you imagine.

  • @lady3219
    @lady3219 Рік тому +2903

    She continuously saying “I know” without letting them finish their sentences drove me crazy 😫

    • @byBeauxARTFULIVING
      @byBeauxARTFULIVING Рік тому +72

      It's the biggest tell of her guilty conscience, so go ahead Angel, say "I know" or "I don't know" to half questions, for HOURS.

    • @lplp223
      @lplp223 Рік тому +126

      Yessss and the constant “okay!” was so annoying. It reminds me of when you’re getting onto a kid for something and it’s just going in one ear and out the other

    • @stephanie6537
      @stephanie6537 Рік тому +73

      Same. and the high-pitched 'okay' about made me change the video.

    • @galitjustme695
      @galitjustme695 Рік тому +31

      I know!

    • @garnetnard4284
      @garnetnard4284 Рік тому +26

      Imagine being married to her

  • @Peendee
    @Peendee Рік тому +3181

    All I know is:
    You don’t remember something that happened 10 years ago, in detail, unless it was a significant day.

    • @ChickenMcThiccken
      @ChickenMcThiccken Рік тому +134

      like how i remember at one years old when i stuck my finger in the electrical outlet. you don't forget things like that LOL

    • @JenX_1973
      @JenX_1973 Рік тому +85

      You don't remember something that happened 10 years ago, in detail, unless you were there, and was involved in what happened!

    • @tatsumakijim
      @tatsumakijim Рік тому +50

      @@JenX_1973 Except last nights supper, I know I was there, but I can't remember what I had.

    • @janiee7591
      @janiee7591 Рік тому +50

      I’m not even sure where I lived 10 years ago we’ve moved so much. I couldn’t tell you anything about a certain day.

    • @Elegant_Sausage
      @Elegant_Sausage Рік тому

      @@ChickenMcThiccken lmao

  • @annajester5810
    @annajester5810 Рік тому +1575

    I actually met Ray Moody unfortunately. He enrolled at HGTC and was the only man in my cosmetology class. They kicked him out after about a week or so and we never knew why until he was arrested. I have a pic of me and him as parters in class together. He offered to drive me home numerous times. I’m the same age as Britney. I’m a brunette and petite like Britney. I’m so grateful nothing ever happened.

    • @annajester5810
      @annajester5810 Рік тому +144

      This was in August 2012.

    • @cstokes13
      @cstokes13 Рік тому +122

      Im sure its a terrifying thought to imagine what his intentions were when enrolling in a cosmetology class/offering young girls a ride home.
      What was your thought process when you were asked? Were you just generally weirded out, or was it a strong feeling that he had sinister inentions?

    • @nononsense5182
      @nononsense5182 Рік тому +66

      @@cstokes13 So glad you declined the ride😳
      Pretty sure he was trying to be charming...yuck 🤢

    • @annajester5810
      @annajester5810 Рік тому +195

      He was overly nice. Like he wanted to be friends. I was 22, newly married with an infant and it raised red flags having a straight man in his 50s trying to be my friend. We were all relieved when he was kicked out the program. I get chills thinking about what he was trying to do at my school.

    • @annajester5810
      @annajester5810 Рік тому +78

      Not to mention he was very muscular back then. I wish I could post a pic here.

  • @MsMsmak
    @MsMsmak Рік тому +711

    She's been thinking about this event every day for ten years. No wonder she can recall everything so easily.

    • @Arek.Arkadiusz
      @Arek.Arkadiusz Рік тому +13

      Objection! Hearsay.

    • @Scorpiopoison321
      @Scorpiopoison321 Рік тому +3

      If she was black it would have been over years ago

    • @mercymylord5139
      @mercymylord5139 Рік тому

      ​@@Scorpiopoison321you ain't never lied😢

    • @josephbland3904
      @josephbland3904 Рік тому

      Totally agree with you. She’s had years to rehearse & perfect all the details of her story. It’s a complete fabrication. She’s involved up to the hilt… She’s damn dangerous…

    • @310shadow310
      @310shadow310 Рік тому +43

      ​@@Scorpiopoison321objection! What does race have to do with this your honor?

  • @TheSweetSweetRain
    @TheSweetSweetRain Рік тому +3797

    Its so interesting how everytime a crime is commited, the guily party always had some elaborate confusing night. Like everytime. They are always like "yeah me and billy bob met up for a few hours with carl then carl left for a bit to eat then me and billy bob went to the park then pick carl back up then went to our moms birthday party then went to a bridge and carl was just like "hey guys i gotta go" then he dissapeared off the bridge and me and billy bob went mini golfing then to church and passed out" like WHAT?!

    • @Dis2good
      @Dis2good Рік тому +242

      Right! This is a normal night for you??? 😂😂

    • @jacobahl8317
      @jacobahl8317 Рік тому +271

      Most of the time, like surely in this case they gloss over the same thing every meth head glosses over.
      The story starts with "so we got really fucking high on methamphetamine"

    • @lovingmayberry307
      @lovingmayberry307 Рік тому +33

      Lol 👍

    • @penabler
      @penabler Рік тому +138

      Listening to it, it feels like the verbal equivalent to throwing a chair in someone’s way in a foot chase. Hold up, you went to four different McDonald’s in the same night?

    • @louisaisthankful4603
      @louisaisthankful4603 Рік тому +19

      Well done!

  • @wesgilmer5391
    @wesgilmer5391 Рік тому +2072

    Female accomplices who enable male predators should be held accountable. She knew he did it all along and maybe even bailed out that night to give her man clear access to the victim.

    • @jenniferpower981
      @jenniferpower981 Рік тому +59

      100%

    • @sabrinaxraquel
      @sabrinaxraquel Рік тому +122

      Right ..like why would any adult woman be okay with their adult partner not only picking up a teenage girl off of the street to go "party"....but then leave so their boyfriend with a young woman so they can hang out and do drugs together.....there's definitely something a lot more insidious and dark to this and sadly those pieces of the puzzle will most likely never be revealed. But even his confession just doesn't add up.

    • @teridoster5840
      @teridoster5840 Рік тому +6

      💯

    • @mrgordy1980
      @mrgordy1980 Рік тому +67

      Ghislaine Maxwell comes to mind

    • @pozzee2809
      @pozzee2809 Рік тому

      And maybe she also talked the victim into the vehicle in the first place so that she could “give the victim” to her “man”.
      Women are just as evil as men. Watch the Karla Homolka and Paul Bernado documentary. The crown should Never have honoured the deal once the tapes were found.

  • @katiekreature
    @katiekreature Рік тому +3732

    I just want to say that the detective who brought her back in the room around 4:15 rolled a nat 20 on charisma, dude. He diffused the situation with humor, and had a super commanding presence because of it. Angel’s demeanor was completely different when she re entered. Props to that guy

    • @Juicetheeunuch
      @Juicetheeunuch Рік тому +209

      It’s amazing to see some people’s people skills.
      I’m not good at flirting but some people could sell Microsoft anti-virus software to a telescammer. Lol. I marvel at some people.

    • @hebneh
      @hebneh Рік тому +52

      This is how interrogations work. Sometimes you're stern and threatening, then sometimes you're sympathetic and warm.

    • @traynay2405
      @traynay2405 Рік тому

      @@Juicetheeunuch ipopouh

    • @whateverjustposting
      @whateverjustposting Рік тому +33

      i mean yah def charismatic, but it wouldnt take much charm for me to go back into that room
      if someone told me i was being suspected of murdering someone because i had been reported for blatantly admitting to it (assuming i was the type of person who would ever speak to police without a lawyer)

    • @MrGrace
      @MrGrace Рік тому +12

      @@hebneh yeah but sometimes your stern approach doesn't work, and it causes the suspect to go into a shell. But people like that detective have the ability to break down people's walls, as he did here. It is truly a skill.

  • @alyssapeet4683
    @alyssapeet4683 9 місяців тому +84

    brittanee was from my hometown. her poor parents never stopped their search for her. i’m glad they finally have closure, her name always lingered in local news without any answers until now. rest in peace, brittanee ❤

    • @theaccountant5846
      @theaccountant5846 2 місяці тому

      No she wasn't, brittanee was from MY hometown! HER poor parents never stopped searching for her. I am the one who is glad for this closure.

    • @Wokeisgone51
      @Wokeisgone51 2 місяці тому

      Ahhh what exactly is " closure " ?

    • @donnellray119
      @donnellray119 2 місяці тому

      Maybe yall have the same hometown???

    • @alyssapeet4683
      @alyssapeet4683 2 місяці тому +2

      @@donnellray119 yeah i was very confused by that comment 😂😅

    • @donnellray119
      @donnellray119 2 місяці тому

      @alyssapeet4683 yea. Idk lol

  • @timoraymo
    @timoraymo Рік тому +3162

    The fact she can remember ANYTHING from this day/night over 10 years ago tells me she’s still involved. I literally couldn’t tell you what happened a week ago. Haha

    • @Indy721
      @Indy721 Рік тому +207

      Shit.. I can't tell you what happened this morning! Lol

    • @bbbb98765
      @bbbb98765 Рік тому +282

      I'm not even sure what I'm doing right now

    • @erikawilliams2837
      @erikawilliams2837 Рік тому

      @@bbbb98765 lol

    • @lotuspocus76312
      @lotuspocus76312 Рік тому +60

      I dont even know if I went to the supermarket yesterday without thinking a bit out loud. 😂

    • @1obam1o
      @1obam1o Рік тому +63

      I can remember days whole days of things from 15-20 years ago maybe not conversation at a whole but I can recall what I did especially if it was an eventful day that had impact on my life.

  • @patrickcharles7190
    @patrickcharles7190 Рік тому +741

    "He did have my car, but I don't know know if he did it. He had some scratches on him, but I don't think he did it. There was a dead blonde in the trunk but Im not jumping to conclusions.
    Soooo...I really don't know." 🤷‍♀️

    • @scottyfox6376
      @scottyfox6376 Рік тому +52

      These trunk ppl are becoming a nuisance tbh.

    • @patrickcharles7190
      @patrickcharles7190 Рік тому +21

      @@scottyfox6376 Absolutely. But they'll point the finger at him. Unfair really. 🙄

    • @picklejalapeno
      @picklejalapeno Рік тому

      @@scottyfox6376 ay let the trunk people have sex and get married, huh!? 🤌

    • @judyhuurman1237
      @judyhuurman1237 Рік тому +11

      LMFAO!!

    • @threatlevel_TACO
      @threatlevel_TACO Рік тому +9

      Shes delusional

  • @laurensears2309
    @laurensears2309 Рік тому +437

    I have never wanted a suspect to shut up more than this woman! The constant interuptions made this almost unbearable!

    • @AidaShawJ.D.
      @AidaShawJ.D. Рік тому +7

      Lauren, you and me both!! 😂😂

    • @jshepard152
      @jshepard152 Рік тому +1

      Doing direct examination on a woman like this is nothing short of maddening.

    • @matthewl8997
      @matthewl8997 Рік тому +16

      Have you seen the interrogation wirh the woman who stuffed her boyfriend in a suitcase. Much worse! 😂

    • @amybowersomgtvfamhtd4life50
      @amybowersomgtvfamhtd4life50 Рік тому

      She acts like she's on meth.

    • @risch18
      @risch18 Рік тому

      Totally.

  • @kuribojim3916
    @kuribojim3916 Рік тому +125

    I'm genuinely surprised that Angel never faced any charges. Shouldn't she have at least been charged with lying under oath? I suppose they couldn't press charges because they had no hard evidence, just verbal testimony. But it's frustrating, because there are clear indications that she has some knowledge about the incident and wasn't being honest with police.

    • @cherylrobinson7876
      @cherylrobinson7876 Рік тому +22

      I think she helped kidnap that girl.

    • @saintlynnie4037
      @saintlynnie4037 11 місяців тому +7

      Did they not even try for obstruction of justice for lying during the interrogation? I've seen cases where someone had the book thrown at them and they couldn't even really prove that they were involved, just that the person had a phone conversation with the perp after the fact, and because the investigators assumed just because she was an actress that she was being deceptive...

    • @xKevmachinex
      @xKevmachinex 10 місяців тому +8

      @@saintlynnie4037 I think they could have but at this point after 10 years I think they settled with the guy.

    • @InternetHandle123
      @InternetHandle123 9 місяців тому

      No she’s just a girl! Why would she be held to the same standard as a man

    • @dilekavan5796
      @dilekavan5796 7 місяців тому +3

      The reason might be after she was questioned guy came and confess after 10 years without her theyes couldn't do it. It must be a Deal

  • @jojo1234a
    @jojo1234a Рік тому +1197

    Another example of how life is much easier when you are not guilty. My Dad always said “if you don’t tell lies then you don’t need to worry if you have a poor memory”. Wise words from a wise man, may he rest in peace.

    • @afterstars
      @afterstars Рік тому +16

      I love that phrase! Simple yet genius. Bless him.

    • @kuujjuaq58
      @kuujjuaq58 Рік тому +8

      Well said

    • @pattimueller2291
      @pattimueller2291 Рік тому +2

      🤢

    • @penguinvic4188
      @penguinvic4188 Рік тому +44

      Unfortunately it’s not quite true. I was once accused of a crime I did not commit but there was an inordinate amount of circumstantial evidence to connect me with it. However there were about 5 things that proved it wasn’t me. Police were only interested in the things that connected me with the crime. I refused to cooperate. I asked them aren’t you going to ask me why I am innocent? It was pointed out to me that this is not how the system works.
      The important thing was to get a conviction ... it matters little whether you’re innocent or guilty.
      I complained about this to the media and the Public Prosecutors but no one was interested.

    • @Bradawick
      @Bradawick Рік тому +1

      Skill issue

  • @muSPKwow
    @muSPKwow Рік тому +1291

    The guy that made her come back to the interview room, is the real hero in this case!

    • @NardoAndRonie
      @NardoAndRonie Рік тому +42

      I was about to write that. That guy is actually great at his job.

    • @Darkstranger9232
      @Darkstranger9232 Рік тому +9

      I was thinking the same thing!

    • @greenlover4522
      @greenlover4522 Рік тому +36

      Hero??!! Why these days people use the word hero for those who do their job. Do you think those three just sat there and didn't call him to do that. Did you think they just sat there without a plan

    • @kaitlynmaria751
      @kaitlynmaria751 Рік тому

      Seriously!

    • @STORMY0O
      @STORMY0O Рік тому +13

      @@greenlover4522 I agree with you Green, people don’t stop and think any more! Every one is a Hero! It would be nice if people looked up the meaning of the word if they haven’t changed that word too! I am with you none of the three even moved, Detective #4 is watching all this on a monitor! I guarantee the mirror be hind her is not to comb your hair but is a two way window!
      There is no hero’s in the case of Murder, only people who go above and beyond to serve justice for the victims and there families and uphold the Law!

  • @brian728
    @brian728 Рік тому +728

    I can't believe in this entire interrogation she didn't let anyone finish their sentence before she started talking. She cut them off at every single opportunity.

    • @EllyB1104
      @EllyB1104 Рік тому +47

      Exactly and it's driving me mad!

    • @Dancingonthesun
      @Dancingonthesun Рік тому +72

      Pressured speech is a side effect of stimulant use

    • @grandmemaw3605
      @grandmemaw3605 Рік тому +42

      Right. She was so annoying and soooo guilty. Horrible poor excuse for a human being.

    • @mimimcgee5512
      @mimimcgee5512 Рік тому +34

      Me too. I can’t even listen to it, it’s driving me nuts and I’m only 4 mins in.

    • @roseharvey2664
      @roseharvey2664 Рік тому +34

      She's very aggressive.

  • @giggjrugkj
    @giggjrugkj Рік тому +144

    funny how she was ready to leave when she thought they were trying to get her to snitch on raymond for something … but as soon as the officer told her it was because of the confession SHE gave to “Karen” she was lowkey throwing raymond under the bus saying “ it’s possible he did it” and saying he had a scratches all over his face. it’s clear who the murderer is.

  • @carlpotter007
    @carlpotter007 Рік тому +913

    Angel was definitely there. The reason Brittany got in the car was because another woman was there. Angel even mentioned that girls were around when she was with Ray. She definitely should have been given jail time.

    • @tomlehmann306
      @tomlehmann306 Рік тому +41

      Absolutely she needs to be held responsible too

    • @Larkin4840
      @Larkin4840 Рік тому +67

      She nodded her head yes when they asked her if she was in the car with both of them. She said no but she was nodding her head yes. That's a common tell when someone is lying

    • @bbbb98765
      @bbbb98765 Рік тому +13

      For sure. Then they did some lines and captain crazy did what he does best. With her there

    • @Icebgriz
      @Icebgriz Рік тому

      THIS IS WHY WOMEN DONT LIKE GOD HE HOLDS THE TRUE PUNISHMENT FOR THEM LIKE HE DOES US ALL

    • @emmyjayj6
      @emmyjayj6 Рік тому +5

      She wasn't given time??

  • @kittenkorleone2918
    @kittenkorleone2918 Рік тому +664

    The woman couldn't stand to have a single moment of quiet contemplation. Every second was needed to be filled with her snorts, tics and blurted responses trying not to be exposed for the liar she is.

    • @alimar0604
      @alimar0604 Рік тому +6

      🤣🤣🤣🤣🇬🇧

    • @fabledfantasty7343
      @fabledfantasty7343 Рік тому +60

      Kitten...
      And all her cocky "ok's" & "alright's", are all so annoying.

    • @BrandyinIndy
      @BrandyinIndy Рік тому +28

      She's trying to control the conversation

    • @CourtneyTunbridge79
      @CourtneyTunbridge79 Рік тому +17

      ​@@fabledfantasty7343 Omg this is EXACTLY what I wrote in my own post, I'm literally going insane.
      I know why she's doing it, it's a calming, self soothing tactic but it's annoying AF.

    • @ritawashere5787
      @ritawashere5787 Рік тому

      Yes, I think she's on meth.
      She's giving me anxiety. Damn

  • @karenhill5925
    @karenhill5925 Рік тому +908

    I find it incredulous that this woman would want to be in a relationship with a guy that has already been convicted of the Rape and Murder of an Eight year old girl and after admitting to the rape and murder of Brittanee. she said she will stand by him? She is Sick!

    • @wydopnthrtl
      @wydopnthrtl Рік тому +105

      Emotions make for a great engine but a horrible steering wheel.

    • @renebyers6153
      @renebyers6153 Рік тому +49

      He might have been her connection to what ever it was that she was on🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @letsdothis9063
      @letsdothis9063 Рік тому +51

      "Drug buddies"

    • @akshay9602
      @akshay9602 Рік тому +13

      Women ☕

    • @kenishahammond3935
      @kenishahammond3935 Рік тому

      She's probably been raped and abused before.

  • @Jackie-il4hv
    @Jackie-il4hv Рік тому +23

    I have never seen this. What a crazy interview. Amazing work LEOs! I remember when this happened and I didn’t know this was out there so glad I found your channel

  • @jimmymckay73
    @jimmymckay73 Рік тому +616

    The fact that she can recall with such detail a day 10 plus years ago is astonishing . Almost like that day had a significant impact on her life . I wonder why .

    • @ZoahPorre
      @ZoahPorre Рік тому +26

      haha right? I couldnt remember what I had for dinner yesterday, let alone shit what happened 10 years ago..

    • @KS-bo7rm
      @KS-bo7rm Рік тому +4

      It's ridiculous

    • @clarissecatelynn946
      @clarissecatelynn946 Рік тому +2

      My mom has the same type of memory so that isnt that uncommon

    • @rastalique8114
      @rastalique8114 Рік тому +3

      In 1991, I took my first trip to NYC with a cousin who lived there. A guest at the house had interviewed Jeffrey Dahmer. Being my first visit to New York, and the interesting first person account that person had, I have pretty good recollection of that night after 32 years.

    • @JohnKlanac-yo5bq
      @JohnKlanac-yo5bq Рік тому +3

      @@rastalique8114 he was arrested in 1992 so that's bulshit

  • @contrarian8870
    @contrarian8870 Рік тому +990

    What I learned from this case: if a stranger in a car asks me "do you want to do coke together?" it turns out the correct answer is "no"

    • @joshuasharrock466
      @joshuasharrock466 Рік тому +64

      It's sad to think a lot of people would read that comment and actually need to be told that

    • @ET-xj3qq
      @ET-xj3qq Рік тому +17

      Unless you know the person already that’s offering.

    • @britt.any_time
      @britt.any_time Рік тому +73

      ​@@ET-xj3qq key word: stranger

    • @jhoughjr1
      @jhoughjr1 Рік тому +21

      @@ET-xj3qq getting into a car with anyone u dont know the chemical content of is often a bad idea.

    • @ET-xj3qq
      @ET-xj3qq Рік тому +3

      @@britt.any_time key word: Unless !!!!!

  • @eleanorsvenson2958
    @eleanorsvenson2958 Рік тому +855

    I feel so mad at this woman because I believe Britney would never have gotten in a vehicle without another woman being there. She intentionally or unintentionally lured this girl to her abuse and murder then defended the serial deviant she was with. It’s disgusting. She enabled the worst kind of human.

    • @tignight3645
      @tignight3645 Рік тому

      Who cares white people problems

    • @jessica_jam4386
      @jessica_jam4386 Рік тому

      I don’t even believe she would’ve gotten in the vehicle even with Angel in there, at least not willingly. Obviously he killed her, but his story makes no sense. I’m close to Britney’s age and I can remember so many times creepy old pervs driving next to us walking down the road or whatever. I’ve never known a regular teen girl to get in a car with a weird old man, no matter if he supposedly had pot.

    • @rayfinkle2805
      @rayfinkle2805 Рік тому +29

      I believe your statement to be absolutely correct

    • @jordancave3089
      @jordancave3089 Рік тому +28

      Obviously they were in the wrong, but…man…why would she get in a car with complete strangers that are significantly older than her. Like, dude, if you seen these two on the streets you’d know instantly that they’re junkies. I just feel bad for the girl…hearing them say the body was returned to the family…like she’s just an object now…she’s not Brittany anymore. I just don’t get it. For sex with a pretty girl?? That she didn’t even want too…only for you to eventually turn yourself in anyway?? I know rape is a close second to murder, but man, if that’s all he’d of done then she’d still be here. I mean, I imagine he killed her because he didn’t want to go to jail for rape…so why tf are you going to kill her just to go to jail a little while later…and now it’ll be for the rest of your life? Smh why do people like this have to exist, man…

    • @larajones175
      @larajones175 Рік тому +11

      Totally agree with you. She remembered everything. Only the person who was there can remember in such detail. Other than that she wouldn't have remembered so much.

  • @leejtam0914
    @leejtam0914 Рік тому +56

    I would be terrified to be alone with people like Angel and Raymond

    • @PixelMochi
      @PixelMochi 4 місяці тому +2

      Yeah, even in public; like a grocery store or something!

  • @osvaldoarroyo4788
    @osvaldoarroyo4788 Рік тому +752

    How could someone go out with a sex offender? Something was already wrong from the beginning

    • @eh1702
      @eh1702 Рік тому +19

      Their mothers also always believe they are innocent.

    • @BoxOKittens
      @BoxOKittens Рік тому +58

      Yep. Nothing is more revolting than someone being a sexual predator. I cannot imagine being in the same room as one without feeling my skin crawl, let alone DATING one 🤢😵‍💫

    • @whosagrump9147
      @whosagrump9147 Рік тому +3

      @@plsrember why on earth would you say that to someone

    • @patrickcharles7190
      @patrickcharles7190 Рік тому +3

      Because...she did it? Good point. 👍🏻

    • @plsrember
      @plsrember Рік тому +1

      @@whosagrump9147 I just think 🐐s milk is better than 2% milk.

  • @ProbablyBees
    @ProbablyBees Рік тому +852

    I like all the times she tells them that she couldn't possibly tell them about something because she can't remember but then 10 minutes later tells them about it in a level of detail you'd find in a novel

    • @fluffylittlebear
      @fluffylittlebear Рік тому +90

      I don't remember anything about that day at all. All I can tell you is that it was 76 degrees outside, the time on the clock read 7:42 PM. I was wearing faded Wrangler blue jeans with a small mustard stain on the left thigh. I was 2/3rds of the way through my 2nd Pabst Blue Ribbon when I got a call from my boyfriend saying he wanted to meet me on town to swap vehicles. But I don't remember anything at all. I'm being honest with you.

    • @alexab9065
      @alexab9065 Рік тому +7

      @@fluffylittlebear LMAO

    • @jmarie1719
      @jmarie1719 Рік тому +3

      Hilarious 😂 but true!

    • @saltedllama2759
      @saltedllama2759 Рік тому +15

      @@fluffylittlebear lol right? Usually someone who is guilty will "over-share" details, thinking that makes them appear honest, and/or every moment accounted for. But then the details that would potentially incriminate them...suddenly they don't remember anything. Criminals are NEVER as brilliant as they are made to appear on TV shows or in movies. Especially when many of them have serious addictions and personality disorders that can't stay below the surface in the face of pressure.

    • @RemiAkinwale
      @RemiAkinwale Рік тому

      @@fluffylittlebear 💀💀

  • @pauldiesel4582
    @pauldiesel4582 Рік тому +966

    Her “memory” is phenomenal for an event 10 years ago!
    I’m surprised she didn’t tell them the headlines of the day and a complete weather forecast!

    • @Lucky_Chase
      @Lucky_Chase Рік тому +5

      She wanted to get caught.

    • @tinyvanuffelen7918
      @tinyvanuffelen7918 Рік тому

      I think she know d**** well, what happened that time !

    • @daddysupport5523
      @daddysupport5523 Рік тому +32

      I mean, you would remember if you murdered someone...

    • @fakeaccount8342
      @fakeaccount8342 Рік тому

      Warm, low 80s, mostly sunny, chance of tagteam raping some little girl and choking her to death afterwards. Winds steady 5mph out of the southwest. Low overnight tonight 69.

    • @santosgarcia8644
      @santosgarcia8644 Рік тому +3

      Imagine they were like that's the wrong day but thanks

  • @dsmith4140
    @dsmith4140 4 місяці тому +17

    This woman would drive anyone crazy.

  • @donitawhite8111
    @donitawhite8111 Рік тому +735

    I don't know how those detectives didn't lose their mind during that interrogation. Her constant interrupting and talking over the detectives was driving me crazy!!!

    • @donsoloh
      @donsoloh Рік тому +11

      Because she didn't have to be there. lol

    • @webstercat
      @webstercat Рік тому +9

      They are trained & have done this hundreds of times…

    • @Mikeanglo
      @Mikeanglo Рік тому +37

      A suspect that can't shut up is a GIFT to detectives lol...bet they loved it.

    • @ClaireAhBella
      @ClaireAhBella Рік тому +10

      Seriously! It’s like talking to the crazy people at the gas station lol

    • @MoneyStrategiesSOULutions
      @MoneyStrategiesSOULutions Рік тому

      And her pitch of voice is so annoying!!

  • @F51LAB
    @F51LAB Рік тому +998

    How to act guilty 101.

  • @tony70x7
    @tony70x7 Рік тому +44

    I'm glad they put subtitles because I don't understand anything she says.

  • @francisverhelst9375
    @francisverhelst9375 Рік тому +1039

    How can somebody even remember a particular night 10 years ago. This alone is an admittance of guilt

    • @Dis2good
      @Dis2good Рік тому +60

      Right. I’d be like. I have no idea 🤷🏽‍♂️

    • @pennyproud1621
      @pennyproud1621 Рік тому +69

      Idk about you but I currently don't have Alzheimer's or dementia so remembering situations from years ago isn't hard at all. I still remember a nightmare I had when I was four years old. I remember the time I stuck my finger in the doorframe and my grandma accidentally closed the door on it, I was around 4/5 years old. I turn 33 years old this year. Idk how old you are but remembering something from ten years prior is not some wizardry unknown to man lol.

    • @Dis2good
      @Dis2good Рік тому +174

      @@pennyproud1621 If someone says ‘What were you doing on March 13, 2012?’ Would you know that? I would be like. I have no F’n clue! 😂

    • @asyncasync
      @asyncasync Рік тому +30

      ​@@Dis2good because you probably did not constantly think about the date on that day, so you cannot easily make the connection. If someone would tell you other things about that day you should eventually be able to remember some other details too.

    • @Scarethelocals
      @Scarethelocals Рік тому +62

      ​@@pennyproud1621 Yeah, we all remember things that stand out for one reason or another, like a car accident , first kiss, being betrayed, traumatic things, or nights where everything that could go wrong did but you somehow lived and didn't get in trouble. I used those because it's the first long term things I thought of. I can't tell you about a boring weekend 10 years ago. Even if you had something that would trigger me to recall, It would all run together and be hazy. This is where our brains kinda fvck us. We have glimpses of moments here and there and your brain kinda fills in the rest, especially if someone is telling you something like "you were there for sure! I remember seeing you drunk and hanging out with the president!" Or whatever lol. Memories are very easy to manipulate and it's dangerous telling someone they should remember because of blank ... Because suggestion and confirmation can lead to a false memory.
      I have no idea how people held onto memories before tech like cameras, computers, phones and such. Have a great day!

  • @mouseandryforever6848
    @mouseandryforever6848 Рік тому +868

    Anyone who remembers such detail of a night 10 years prior is probably the murderer who remembers every bit of that event

    • @peggyh3788
      @peggyh3788 Рік тому +80

      That's what I was thinking. If someone demanded I tell them any details of my day from 2 weeks ago, I would be completely screwed lol.
      This amount of detail from so long ago is incredibly suspicious.

    • @merlenealt4233
      @merlenealt4233 Рік тому +29

      I can’t even remember a year ago what I was doing on a certain day!

    • @eh1702
      @eh1702 Рік тому +21

      I can’t even remember a week ago what I was doing on a certain day!

    • @therewasoldcringe
      @therewasoldcringe Рік тому +19

      i can't even remember a day ago what i was doing on that day!

    • @user-kcrpine
      @user-kcrpine Рік тому +9

      I couldn’t tell you exactly what I was doing five minutes ago and to save my life.

  • @gabe-po9yi
    @gabe-po9yi Рік тому +166

    Him driving “walking speed” tells me he was on the prowl when he spotted Brittanee. I wonder how many other times Angel had played decoy so he could have a girl to “party” with. Maybe they would offer a girl a ride or maybe one or so went to smoke weed with them and felt safe because a woman was there, but I seriously doubt Brittanee was the first girl they picked up. It would be something a lot of young women wouldn’t report because they’d gone voluntarily.

  • @KatetheGreat3689
    @KatetheGreat3689 4 місяці тому +13

    RIP Britanee 🙏🏻❤️ what a beautiful young lady with a whole life ahead of her. SMH so sad

  • @allyVy462
    @allyVy462 Рік тому +452

    How can anyone date a sex offender and be okay with themselves knowing what that person did? Disgusting.

    • @rl7012
      @rl7012 Рік тому +36

      Ikr. I do not understand it at all. The biggest turn off on earth has to be knowing someone is a serial sex offender. Even if you date them and don't know what they are, the instant you find out, dump them. I had a friend who dated a sex offender but I didn't know he was one at first. But I came to realise what he was and I could not hear a word about him without telling her she was insane. We fell out over it. He repeatedly exposed himself to young girls and he got caught and told my friend that he just wanted to take a leak and they saw him do it. And she believed him. Seriously. This was an intelligent woman too. I just looked at her when she told me and said 'omg you don't believe him do you?' and she claimed she did. 'What every time he happened to get his dick out to 'urgently pee' and had to go in the street or the park there just happened to be young girls around?' and my friend said nothing but she would not acknowledge the stupidity of his excuse. And that's the stuff she told me about. He did worse than that. Anyway we fell out over it and I was shocked and appalled that she would date such a low life lying sex offender scum bag.

    • @lisavivola5988
      @lisavivola5988 Рік тому +30

      Because they’re as sick as the offender….

    • @vitordarksider
      @vitordarksider Рік тому

      He bought her meth

    • @otallono
      @otallono Рік тому +7

      drugs

    • @allisonrobertson2994
      @allisonrobertson2994 Рік тому +17

      Right? Someone I work with is dating a level 3 and she was abused as a child. It’s disgusting and I really don’t understand.

  • @stephaniepower9437
    @stephaniepower9437 Рік тому +80

    They should’ve asked how she bought the McDonald’s if her purse was in the other car

    • @afterstars
      @afterstars Рік тому

      She looks like the type that keeps cash in her bra.

    • @kage2670
      @kage2670 Рік тому +1

      or how she called him (to ask where he was) if her phone was in his car with her card, but she definitely wasn't there.

  • @sarahmorley1031
    @sarahmorley1031 Рік тому +106

    Firstly, I 100% believe that Angel was involved or at least had knowledge of it.
    Secondly...why the hell was he out on the streets with such an extensive aggressive criminal history!!!! He should have been locked up for life years before and then this young girl would not have lost her life so tragically 💔

    • @hankworden3850
      @hankworden3850 4 місяці тому

      That's what happens when you vote Democrat

  • @fightwokeism
    @fightwokeism 6 місяців тому +13

    a nurse? that dates a sex offender and acts like she’s on methamphetamine? god help anyone in her care.

    • @inappropriatern8060
      @inappropriatern8060 3 місяці тому

      She's for sure a CNA. I've worked with a hundred "Angels" over the years. Yes, she's 100% on a heroic amount of meth. I have to say, gun to my head I'll take a meth head CNA over an opiate enthusiast all day. Angels get shit done! (when they're not outside rippin butts in their car 😂) Anywho, this one sucks.

  • @Leaveit_alone
    @Leaveit_alone Рік тому +246

    There is no way that beautiful young girl walked up to this creepy bastard and smoked weed with him and agreed to get in the vehicle and party with him. He straight up kidnapped her.

    • @jasonw8059
      @jasonw8059 Рік тому +28

      And even less of a chance that she willingly rode on the back of his car out of Myrtle Beach and into the woods.

    • @abunchahooey
      @abunchahooey Рік тому +61

      Somebody else in this thread made a good point about that. They said Angel was probably in the car when Brittany was picked up. They probably didn’t look so scary 10 years ago.

    • @crashstitches79
      @crashstitches79 Рік тому

      Pretty young girls do drugs, too. How do you think so many become hookers and strippers? Because they love sobriety and are great at making life choices?

    • @Shannon606
      @Shannon606 Рік тому +5

      Exactly!

    • @Enoughalready20237
      @Enoughalready20237 Рік тому +50

      I think she lured her and disarmed her and made her feel safe and comfortable. I think this was a team effort.

  • @zenbound33
    @zenbound33 Рік тому +282

    She knowingly left her sex offender boyfriend with some girl to “go visit her son”?? She facilitated the crime, complicity or not. She knew what would happen. So if she was okay with it happening, it’s not too much of a stretch to suggest she was okay with being there also. She is not innocent, that’s all I know.

    • @eh1702
      @eh1702 Рік тому +22

      She was in the car so that young women approached by a car going at walking speed down the boulevard would voluntarily get in the car. Even if they were not themselves outlooking for customers.
      It makes me wonder how many streetwalkers disappeared, and people just thought they had been arrested or skipped town.

    • @cheriremily9360
      @cheriremily9360 Рік тому

      She feels like the sort of person who would like to please her boyfriend's sexual habits. And girls are dumb enough to trust when another woman is involved. Or even kids.

    • @sarah3796
      @sarah3796 Рік тому +20

      I don’t think she “went to visit her son”. I think she is 100% guilty.

    • @wyatt1648
      @wyatt1648 Рік тому +13

      I’m almost positive she was there the whole time, probably helped too. Ray just changed that part of the story to protect her from prison.

    • @shae9364
      @shae9364 Рік тому

      @@eh1702 Sadly, it happens a lot...

  • @joecrawford172
    @joecrawford172 Рік тому +94

    I'm positive she WAS there that night .. and I'm positive she talked all the way through the murder.

    • @mandatory1561
      @mandatory1561 Рік тому +11

      Legend has it she hasn’t shut up since that night. And on a quiet, clear evening, you might still hear her; yammering on and on and on and on and…

    • @tobychaba
      @tobychaba Рік тому +4

      ​​@@mandatory1561 thanks for the good laugh the first comment was good but your response was just hilarious😅

    • @squirrelgal5114
      @squirrelgal5114 Рік тому +1

      😅

    • @squirrelgal5114
      @squirrelgal5114 Рік тому +1

      @@tobychaba 😂

    • @rachelh2731
      @rachelh2731 Рік тому +1

      Lmfao OH yes you are right

  • @emotionallycontentone7498
    @emotionallycontentone7498 Рік тому +48

    Nails raking across a chalkboard is an incredibly beautiful symphony in comparison to this lady talkin'.
    LAWDHAMERCY 🤦🏾‍♂️

  • @PaulJohn283
    @PaulJohn283 Рік тому +797

    The fact that Angel wasn’t charged when she was clearly involved is disturbing.

    • @dangerdan2592
      @dangerdan2592 Рік тому

      Female privilege.

    • @rogerahier4750
      @rogerahier4750 Рік тому +43

      Why would they charger her? They have no evidence that she was there. The only witness confessed and said she wasn't there.

    • @MelkorTolkien
      @MelkorTolkien Рік тому +11

      @@rogerahier4750 Exactly. This isn't a witch hunt.

    • @fluffylittlebear
      @fluffylittlebear Рік тому +98

      @@MelkorTolkien They have no evidence against her, but anybody who watches this interview knows she was involved.

    • @MelkorTolkien
      @MelkorTolkien Рік тому +35

      @@fluffylittlebear How do you know that exactly?
      She sounds like an abused woman scared of her husband who she only suspects killed someone. Also, the only witness (the murderer) to the crime confessed and gave the only real information we can consider, which was that she was not involved.

  • @mariekatherine5238
    @mariekatherine5238 Рік тому +263

    When the cops keep telling you you’re such a good person, they’re lying.

    • @Sammysgrl22
      @Sammysgrl22 Рік тому

      And that she is so smart. She sounds like a complete moron.

    • @VegasLady81
      @VegasLady81 Рік тому +7

      You're JUST NOW figuring this out? What rock have YOU been sleeping under?

    • @rustifowler9384
      @rustifowler9384 Рік тому +14

      Who said she JUST figured it out? 😂

    • @fluffylittlebear
      @fluffylittlebear Рік тому

      If you're being interrogated by the police, it's easy to tell when they're lying and when they aren't lying with one simple trick. If their mouth is open, they're lying. If it's closed, they _might_ not be lying.

    • @kjnest
      @kjnest Рік тому

      Ya think!!!!

  • @jennilinreyes6302
    @jennilinreyes6302 6 місяців тому +8

    She’s so guilty , the finger keeps ticking to relieve the stress she’s in because she knows.

  • @candienichole4554
    @candienichole4554 Рік тому +183

    This is a nice setup.
    The interrogation room makes you feel free, even the chair is positioned in an unorthodox manner (her back to the door) to add to the allure of the room.
    It’s a beautiful trap room.
    The window facing the parking lot just adds a nice touch.

    • @TedStockenberg
      @TedStockenberg 10 місяців тому +11

      First thing I noticed, was chair placements. Kudos to the officer that talked her back into interrogation room. I think she has more to do with the killing and got away with it.

    • @theinternet8853
      @theinternet8853 9 місяців тому +14

      Wherever the chairs were, you guys would have some theory. Oh look, she sniffed, she wiped her face, she crossed her legs she fidgets, she sits too still, blah blah blah. Your repeating this youtube bs lol 😅

    • @libidooverdrive
      @libidooverdrive 9 місяців тому +3

      ​@@theinternet8853
      The way the blinds were a bit uneven really comforted her . Made her open up. Cudos. Ha!

    • @anaysia21
      @anaysia21 7 місяців тому +6

      @@theinternet8853 yeah i agree, but its a pretty well known tactic that the interrogators will sit near the door and the suspect away from it so they feel like theyre trapped, and the surroundings in the room like pictures or in this case a window versus a blank room will change how they feel subconsciously. same reason why when they need to talk to kids as witnesses theyll put them in a well decorated, comfortable room so theyre at ease because theyre not in trouble

    • @em84c
      @em84c 6 місяців тому +5

      ​@@anaysia21this set up reminds me of a job interview

  • @shewolfinubaka
    @shewolfinubaka Рік тому +290

    “Things got out of hand and then one thing lead to another and I just murdered her oops” bro deserves life and they were definitely both involved to an extent

    • @GrowingwithAnastasia
      @GrowingwithAnastasia Рік тому

      Let’s not forget that this entire crime was avoidable. He never should have been breathing free air after raping a 6 year old

    • @zhaviyah84
      @zhaviyah84 Рік тому +3

      Drugs 😂

    • @alexawermuth1219
      @alexawermuth1219 Рік тому +3

      Nah she definitely wasn't involved and had no motive either. I know a sex offender he was very manipulative I can see this exact thing happening to me except I would've went immediately to the police and said we were with her last night but I get the fear

    • @adeptusfantasticus
      @adeptusfantasticus Рік тому +14

      ​@@alexawermuth1219 she was involved, beyond doubt there, if not in cold blooded murder, she did it by helping hide her husband's actions. There was no vehicle switch, she's likely the one who lured the girl.

    • @alexawermuth1219
      @alexawermuth1219 Рік тому

      @Adeptus Fantasticus I think she was probably infatuated with him and he was probably a super charming narcisstic sexual predator that manipulated her and she didn't want to lose him or risk herself getting in trouble. Who knows what he threatened her with

  • @stacylogsdon2724
    @stacylogsdon2724 Рік тому +560

    After hearing his confession, my thoughts were, there is no way this girl would have gotten into a car with these two people willingly, no way!!! These two had a plan to take some girl, she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. So sad. My heart goes out to her family and friends. Hoping they feel some justice has been served.

    • @mattyy101
      @mattyy101 Рік тому

      The women probably lured her.. girls trust girls

    • @Timenaught
      @Timenaught Рік тому +28

      You’d be surprised what people would do, even in their right minds. Especially young people. Still, I agree, this was obviously planned. Sad it happened and horrible it took ten years to get solved. I can only imagine the hurt the family is going through with reopened wounds, to say nothing of how it likely gnawed at them this whole time.

    • @snakesghost7817
      @snakesghost7817 Рік тому +36

      We will never know, but I think she was kidnapped man. It doesn't make sense that the girl went into this old man's car willingly. Or may she wanted to buy some weed/coke and she thought he was a plug (a dealer / middle man for drugs) or something, hence why she got into the car.

    • @nathanp8152
      @nathanp8152 Рік тому +6

      ​@@snakesghost7817lol you defined "plug". Everyone knows what that is

    • @JPuReTaLeNt
      @JPuReTaLeNt Рік тому +27

      You would be surprised what people do to get high or just party. Some people are ok with asking strangers they’ve never met about drugs

  • @Enlightenment909
    @Enlightenment909 6 місяців тому +7

    This individual, based upon the scrubs worn during the interrogation, was practicing in some form of the medical field, let that sink in.

  • @anniet6292
    @anniet6292 Рік тому +91

    If my husband asks me to trade cars, i am pretty sure i would want to know why. 🤔

    • @penfold0077
      @penfold0077 Рік тому +10

      Yeah I'd be all over that one too 😅

    • @mickpratt8327
      @mickpratt8327 Рік тому +17

      Depends on your circumstances. I have an F150 and my wife has a Camry hybrid. We swap vehicles all the time depending on where we're going.(small parking lots or long distance) Sometimes my wife needs to transport product or equipment to another location. If she says she needs to borrow my truck I just tell her I'll leave the keys on the table. If you dont lead a shady life there's really no reason to be suspicious.

    • @eh1702
      @eh1702 Рік тому +10

      Yeah, but you know the the kinds of “products and equipment” your spouse is shifting.
      Do we think Ray had the kind of steady business that pays taxes?

    • @lovingmayberry307
      @lovingmayberry307 Рік тому +10

      @@mickpratt8327
      You're thinking as an honest person. They are not honest.

    • @degatagauwatie4073
      @degatagauwatie4073 Рік тому +1

      Well, let's not jump to conclusions in such a situation. I mean, check the trunk for dead blondes, but try not to jump-the-gun, and all that...

  • @daniell1483
    @daniell1483 Рік тому +423

    Surprising to see a suspect just up and leave an interview like that. It seems pretty rare on this channel (and YT in general). She could have just kept going, but didn't. Good thing most criminals are stupid.

    • @freeman2399
      @freeman2399 Рік тому +86

      I was going to give her credit for not talking, but then she came back. lol.

    • @jonstewart6860
      @jonstewart6860 Рік тому +30

      It was explained to her that they knew she had confessed to the crime, this is when she became aware that if she walked out she didn't know how quickly they would be coming for her.

    • @whichwayifly9856
      @whichwayifly9856 Рік тому +45

      lol honestly i love watching interrogation videos, but I do wish there were smarter criminals to watch.
      I guess those are rare because the smart ones would shut questioning down with a lawyer request and invoking their right to be silent immediately.

    • @daniell1483
      @daniell1483 Рік тому +12

      @@jonstewart6860 Yeah I get that. She thought she could convince the police she wasn't a suspect. That is also her problem, as literally nothing she could have said would have made the police not suspect her. Even if she had the most plausible explanation in the universe for her admission, that wouldn't have convinced the police that she was not a suspect. This is the great misunderstanding that leads to criminals thinking they can convince the police, which usually just gives the police more confirmation of the suspect's guilt, not less.

    • @daylehudson6810
      @daylehudson6810 Рік тому +4

      She didnt. A cop brought her back

  • @DelosFive
    @DelosFive Рік тому +378

    I love that she’s so eager to lie she doesn’t consider for a minute how it’s incredulous she recall specifics from a supposedly ordinary night 10 years ago. 😂

    • @Loren1963
      @Loren1963 Рік тому +17

      See this comment terrifies me, I have an absolute impeccable memory you ask me about a day when I was 7 years old a random Sunday in such a such month and I can tell you smells sounds what was on the telly what clothes everyone had one! I have a photographic memory and I only have to see something once and I NEVER forget it! So if this was me I’d be narrowing it down to the colour of nickers I wore that day 😂 I’d be locked up for just having a weird Brain 🙃😳😂

    • @jwminerz8309
      @jwminerz8309 Рік тому +5

      @@Loren1963 impressive!

    • @tiger_844
      @tiger_844 Рік тому +3

      @@Loren1963that’s super cool!
      I wanna test it lol! 3 weeks ago, what were you doing at 12:00pm

    • @rebeccabrauer9856
      @rebeccabrauer9856 Рік тому +1

      Her memory of this night isn't even good in this interview. This is something her fella was a suspect in and she had been a suspect in? If this was me, I would have been able to recall the entire night. Times and events almost perfectly. Not everyone is guilty just for remembering evenings.

    • @DelosFive
      @DelosFive Рік тому

      @@rebeccabrauer9856 you could remember detailed aspects of a night ten years ago??

  • @Langolin1998
    @Langolin1998 Рік тому +14

    The tone, alone, is an admission of guilt!

  • @thatoneguy454c
    @thatoneguy454c Рік тому +80

    No one has a memory that good. I have a hard time remembering details of uneventful days even 2 years ago, let alone over 10 years. Either she remembers because it was a very memorable night (because she knows what happened to that girl) or she is just making stuff up on the spot and bending it to fit what she knows happened. Either way I think she was for sure involved.

    • @nealramsey4439
      @nealramsey4439 Рік тому +5

      I can't pick what I did just picking a day out of the week. 10 yrs ago someone would have to point a specific event for me to remember the time frame and say oh was that 10 yrs ago? Such as "do you remember that time we killed a girl?" Id remember switching vehicles at 9 going to get something to eat everything just like she did. She should be in jail. Letting the women go all the time because the man did it is dumb, where's the equal rights? If it were 2 men and the other just watched it happen he'd go to jail too.

  • @the_zule
    @the_zule Рік тому +135

    Think Angel is 100% complicit. She was there, she knew what went down.

    • @michelleparker6202
      @michelleparker6202 Рік тому +9

      If she had a conscious she’d have been in there that night to tell them- the sickos don’t care except when they get caught - 💔

    • @ROBINstrawBERRYwine
      @ROBINstrawBERRYwine Рік тому +6

      I believe she was forced against her will

    • @pale_saint
      @pale_saint Рік тому +1

      @@ROBINstrawBERRYwine no.

    • @pale_saint
      @pale_saint Рік тому +4

      She’s 100% complicit

    • @jsmum196
      @jsmum196 Рік тому +1

      She only left AFTER he killed Brittanee.

  • @moodroulette5884
    @moodroulette5884 Рік тому +454

    I've been following this case for 10 or so years. Over the years, I'd search her name for any updates. This video popped up on my feed today, I've only just discovered what happened to her. I can put this case to rest now but Brittanee will be forever in my thoughts. You were robbed of your future, that's unforgivable. Rest in peace Brittanee.

    • @mrsleeves0208
      @mrsleeves0208 Рік тому +6

      🙏

    • @mschickie007
      @mschickie007 Рік тому +18

      I felt so bad when Brittanee went missing . She was just a kid trying to have fun . I hope that guy rots in jail forever .

    • @jettsoma
      @jettsoma Рік тому +17

      As a parent of a teenager who lived through the party phase, I really felt great empathy for these parents, and always wondered what happened. Great video!

    • @VegasLady81
      @VegasLady81 Рік тому +5

      Obsessed much?

    • @briancosgrove3261
      @briancosgrove3261 Рік тому

      ​@mschickie007 a kid having fun is doing coke with an older man by a river wtf this girl made all the dumb choices

  • @UltraDude2000
    @UltraDude2000 10 місяців тому +9

    Why would a pretty young girl like that get in the car with two old psychos to do cocaine? Absolutely baffles me

    • @jamesg1974a
      @jamesg1974a 4 місяці тому +1

      You’d be surprised.

    • @isaal-magyari9203
      @isaal-magyari9203 Місяць тому

      addiction is literally the number one reason women get into prostitution and your baffled as to why?
      she would have gotten into ANY car for coke, that's what drug addicts do

  • @j4d7s8
    @j4d7s8 Рік тому +67

    The detectives can’t even finish their question before she answers. Every time. Omg

    • @seapup2247
      @seapup2247 Рік тому

      She's annoying

    • @BrilliantAtTimes
      @BrilliantAtTimes Рік тому +13

      Meth, maybe?

    • @disposableincome
      @disposableincome Рік тому +11

      "The detectives can't even finish their-"
      "THAT'S FINE!"

    • @mickywinters8451
      @mickywinters8451 Рік тому

      Meth or coke. She looks like the nasty ass dope dealer in the show ozark.

    • @capitalb5889
      @capitalb5889 Рік тому +2

      That can be a way of being evasive - belligerently controlling the conversation and talking non-stop.

  • @joeblack3878
    @joeblack3878 Рік тому +329

    I remember this case back when it happened, and how the girl snuck out against her parents wishes to go to spring break. After a little time passed the story disappeared and life moved on.
    It’s terrifying being a parent in today’s World. Sympathies to the parents.

    • @SeenGod
      @SeenGod Рік тому +22

      yeah i can’t imagine what that’s like, my cat has been missing for 3 weeks and i’m worried sick searching the neighborhood for him, but to have your daughter disappear, that’s terrible

    • @hekev
      @hekev Рік тому +16

      Imagine being a parent before telephones. You'd get letter or two a month at best.

    • @Evolving.Ellie.
      @Evolving.Ellie. Рік тому +25

      I’m from Rochester and my parents would use her case to keep us from sneaking out

    • @scottcharney1091
      @scottcharney1091 Рік тому +12

      Today's world is actually much safer than that of previous generations. For the most part, the great crime decline that began in the early 1990s is still with us.

    • @joeblack3878
      @joeblack3878 Рік тому +3

      @@Evolving.Ellie. Yeah, very poor judgement. I get it though... I have kids and some of the decisions they make are in haste. It sucks she paid with her life.

  • @BiffsEquipment
    @BiffsEquipment Рік тому +105

    I actually knew a friend who was friends with this poor girl. I remember hearing about how she went missing and my friends talking about it. Then about 4 years later I remembered seeing an unsolved documentary on it and was sad they still never found out what happened. Thanks to these hard detectives we finally know. Such a shame, she was only 2 years younger than me. Rest In Peace 😢

  • @hacer040
    @hacer040 7 місяців тому +9

    When I worked at Sam’s Club they had missing children’s board and I was in charge of updating that board Monthly. I remember seeing this girls picture over and over and always stuck to my mind.

  • @kellie5476
    @kellie5476 Рік тому +163

    Its honestly disgusting that anyone can end someone's life for a momentary selfish gain. So glad justice is finally being served.

    • @GruzdovOfficial
      @GruzdovOfficial Рік тому

      as long as blind people like you live, nothing will change.
      It is we who create such people. People are just a product of genes and environment.
      It is we, society, who have to change.

    • @grogdizzy5814
      @grogdizzy5814 Рік тому +2

      the guy gets to live the rest of his life. how is that justice?

    • @frankiet7911
      @frankiet7911 Рік тому +1

      What is truly disgusting is to hear "an extensive sex offender criminal history". Why that old fart was free to walk streets is the real question. Not discussing how selfish he is. I couldn't care less. Every time a sex offender is caught, should be immediately executed. Or at least, never ever released. They'll do it again. 100%.

  • @KarterKy-ku7zp
    @KarterKy-ku7zp Рік тому +578

    Brittanee was 1 of my niece’s best friends.. cheered together..grew up in school together..& I can remember the day she found out about her missing. I can remember the feeling everyone had that “she’d be back”😔 Watching the same crime shows I’ve always watched and the same true crime content creators I’ve always loved.. share her story has been eerie but it’s helped a lot throughout the years..She was a beautiful girl.. who hadn’t learned her way of dealing yet.. she had a ton of friends.. and a promising cheer future. Unfortunately, that was a point in time where parents felt safe allowing their teens to have sleepovers out of the house and girls thought nothing about sneaking out/away.. and Brittanee was going through a lot as a young girl, w the weight of the world on her shoulder as we all feel at one point or another. We all wish different choices would have been made, and I know her mother harbors a lot of guilt. But I pray that her beautiful soul is finally at rest..and may Dawn and both of the fathers whom loved her so so much.. live the rest of their life knowing she’s FINALLY *HOME* && they never gave up hope that they’d be able to give her that one day. ❤

    • @slevin421
      @slevin421 Рік тому +29

      @MsPrettyEyes - it's just terrible, especially when you knew the victim like you or your niece... so my sincere condolences. unfortunately i know the feeling you described too. a good friend of mine was murdered and burned in a suitcase.
      it's like you say, in the past it was normal to stay over at other people's houses, sneak out at night and go to parties and you didn't think anything could happen to you until something did. may her soul rest in peace 🙏

    • @karen.mcglone.3481
      @karen.mcglone.3481 Рік тому +10

      She was such a beautiful girl, such a sad loss.

    • @jaymevosburgh3660
      @jaymevosburgh3660 Рік тому +8

      I am sorry for that loss.
      May Nidhogg naw on the killers corpse for eternity!

    • @criptin4075
      @criptin4075 Рік тому +7

      I know its a bit gruesome to ask about but I have been trying to clarify what happened to Brittanee that night. When he says "things got out of hand" and they both panicked and he choked her... were they in the middle of intercourse when things got out of hand? I don't understand what got out of hand that led everything to go down the road it did. An explanation would be really appreciated. If you don't want to discuss it I completely understand but I figured I would at least ask since you likely know. The way this is framed just doesn't add up nor does it explain how you go from riding somewhere asking smoking pot to becoming a murder victim. =(

    • @runningbacktoyou
      @runningbacktoyou Рік тому +1

      @@criptin4075 maybe if she played along and be cool with them. perhaps they could’ve let her leave but i don’t know

  • @gemmamartin5157
    @gemmamartin5157 Рік тому +32

    We have a saying here in Ireland... A drunk person never lies! She's as high as a kite! We talk pretty fast in this part of the world but heck this woman rarely comes up for air!!

  • @kimthomas8717
    @kimthomas8717 Рік тому +33

    “ I don’t know , I don’t Know !” Drove me nuts
    Omg she knew a lot

    • @nurjoohanali9769
      @nurjoohanali9769 6 місяців тому

      Same yeah what the whole sewage of shit she is

  • @pavlovsdogman
    @pavlovsdogman Рік тому +568

    That voice is intolerable 😖 I love how they keep telling her how nice and smart she is, great acting boys!

    • @phillylifer
      @phillylifer Рік тому +22

      There has to be psychological correlation between the horrible voice and murder

    • @irinachvetsova619
      @irinachvetsova619 Рік тому

      Полицейские идиоты, я им не верю, хитрые. Может она и убийца, не знаю

    • @clitsing6034
      @clitsing6034 Рік тому +4

      charming genius. isn't she?

    • @gabrielian4265
      @gabrielian4265 Рік тому +2

      @@phillylifer 😂😂😂

    • @mrj3217
      @mrj3217 Рік тому

      Your stupid profile picture is dumb.

  • @pullingthestrings5233
    @pullingthestrings5233 Рік тому +104

    Every time I'm having a bad day, I just think about how stressed someone that killed somebody must feel and all my stress melts away.

    • @fluffylittlebear
      @fluffylittlebear Рік тому +7

      Psychopaths don't feel stressed. That's one of the benefits.

    • @elliotspencer6656
      @elliotspencer6656 Рік тому +2

      @@fluffylittlebear yeah well, does it benefit you in prison?

    • @fluffylittlebear
      @fluffylittlebear Рік тому +4

      @@elliotspencer6656 Yes. Greatly.

    • @danielketterer9683
      @danielketterer9683 Рік тому

      The irony here is that while it would help in such an environment it is also quite possible psychopathy lands said individual in prison

    • @elliotspencer6656
      @elliotspencer6656 Рік тому +1

      @@fluffylittlebear great comeback ,never thought of it like that. I've been in prison and u hav 2 use your head if you're not a ig bloke.

  • @Threels2thahead
    @Threels2thahead Рік тому +187

    Wow, I’ve heard a million times from JimCS that the windowless interrogation rooms are by design and until this video I never actually seen or felt how much having a window in the room adds some mental relief and stamina. Not sure how to explain it but that window would definitely add some willpower to myself in there.

    • @Ducklemon885
      @Ducklemon885 Рік тому +16

      Right? Constantly being reminded of the freedom outside.

    • @Rickerov
      @Rickerov Рік тому +19

      I’ve always chosen jobs where the building had a lot of windows. Once I was transferred to one that didn’t have windows to outside and it was so depressing that I changed jobs. It’s crazy how much it can influence your mood.

    • @LocoCloco
      @LocoCloco Рік тому +15

      I felt the same way with how the interrogators were not between her & the door! 😮

    • @mchammer1836
      @mchammer1836 Рік тому +5

      And that exit door right behind her too 😂

    • @dericanslum1696
      @dericanslum1696 Рік тому +1

      ...hope that you'll see the sky and feel the grass again...

  • @ashleylapsley3294
    @ashleylapsley3294 Рік тому +311

    I was drunk one time and was approached by a male and female couple. They were cool, but something in my gut told me to get out of their car. I had them stop at a gas station for “beer” and never came out. They eventually left after about 10 minutes. I’m pretty sure things would have gone way worse if I hadn’t had that feeling. Ever since then, I’ve been quite reluctant on even striking up a conversation with strangers.

    • @ashleylapsley3294
      @ashleylapsley3294 Рік тому +3

      @Batko Gele yes, only one time

    • @dovlab3089
      @dovlab3089 Рік тому +35

      @Ashley Lapsley I was told by My parents to NEVER go in the car with strangers, more so in someone's car whom I don't know... never, ever do it again!

    • @ashleylapsley3294
      @ashleylapsley3294 Рік тому +2

      @@dovlab3089 so was I

    • @dovlab3089
      @dovlab3089 Рік тому +29

      @Ashley Lapsley why would you go into their car in the first place?

    • @micahrich7201
      @micahrich7201 Рік тому +3

      @@dovlab3089 he said he was drunk

  • @tugginalong
    @tugginalong Рік тому +7

    I rode down ocean boulevard that evening after dining at New York Prime. When I saw the report of a missing girl, it was heartbreaking. This is the first time I’ve heard of what actually happened.

  • @miranda13c
    @miranda13c Рік тому +141

    It’s so obvious when someone is lying whenever they quickly respond “ok!” and each time their voice pitch gets higher, which was exactly what Angel was doing in her first interview/interrogation/footage on this video.

    • @ImHereAlso
      @ImHereAlso Рік тому +8

      Yes, I had to turn my speakers down the higher her voice got and the ok ok ok ok got on my nerves, imagine the investigators being in that room and staying chill.😵‍💫

    • @Enoughalready20237
      @Enoughalready20237 Рік тому +2

      I was think the same thing. I know my voice would be lower and slower and my ‘ok’ what be like ‘okkkkk???’ as in WTF is going on? I would be freaked out. She’s calm for what she’s being asked about.

    • @tabby73
      @tabby73 Рік тому +1

      Agree. I've seen it with many guilty people in these interrogation videos. They always try to appear so eager to help, so cool with all the questions, so understanding with the officers ... while all the while their voice is so fake and high pitched and annoying. 😂

    • @lesliedaubert1411
      @lesliedaubert1411 Рік тому +1

      Bingo

    • @MADNESS084
      @MADNESS084 Рік тому

      Angel is a lying manipulative bitch

  • @chunksaflyin
    @chunksaflyin Рік тому +110

    I love how "remorseful" they always seem AFTER they are caught, tried and found guilty. Never enough beforehand to turn themselves in and spare the family and the officers involved, just when it suits them.

    • @jgiza8888
      @jgiza8888 Рік тому +7

      Yep and I am sure he will "find Jesus in prison" and all will be forgiven in his evil mind. we live in such a dark world.

    • @SeeNoEvil777
      @SeeNoEvil777 Рік тому

      That's because they only feel sorry for themselves and not the victim or their family and loved one's and in a roundabout way think it makes them feel and look better about themselves and in the eyes of others.

    • @HarryBalzak
      @HarryBalzak Рік тому

      Self-preservation is instinctual.
      "Spare the cops"?!
      Spare them what? Having to do their job!? BAH!

  • @jezebulls
    @jezebulls Рік тому +71

    Her anxiety inducing behavior is driving me nuts. That’s how I look like when I’m about to have explosive diarrhea, but I’m in a long line for the restroom

  • @greggrusnak6094
    @greggrusnak6094 Рік тому +28

    Angel Aided this Predator and Basically gave him his Prey

  • @hebneh
    @hebneh Рік тому +77

    People who cover up someone else's serious crime because they say they're in love with the criminal, or similar...I just cannot get my head around that. To assist in concealing a murder is unthinkable.

    • @kristovapalenkova5884
      @kristovapalenkova5884 Рік тому +12

      To be with a sex offender is unthinkable in itself .

    • @nevrtrumpr1044
      @nevrtrumpr1044 Рік тому +3

      Ain't NOBODY worth going to prison over!

    • @Mike-es2yg
      @Mike-es2yg Рік тому +1

      She was obviously involved with the whole thing, start to finish.

  • @MobaCry
    @MobaCry Рік тому +91

    I doubt such a beautiful girl would get in a car of an old guy just to smoke weed. I think she was forced into the car or tricked by the woman.

    • @GrowingwithAnastasia
      @GrowingwithAnastasia Рік тому +6

      Exactly yet people in the comments and elsewhere are believing the perpetrators version of the story. Make it make sense 🤦🏽‍♀️

    • @MobaCry
      @MobaCry Рік тому +5

      @@BLUEGREEN65 well obviously being young and beautiful changes everything in life. You don't get approached by the same kind of people, you get more or less opportunities, etc...

    • @MobaCry
      @MobaCry Рік тому +6

      @@BLUEGREEN65 if she was of approximately same age as the criminal, it would kind of make sense for her to get in that car... But her being young and pretty, it's very unlikely.

    • @pussydestroyer87
      @pussydestroyer87 Рік тому

      I don't. I've seen plenty of beautiful young women with hideous guys because they either had good drugs, lots of money, or a huge dong.

    • @SlimG44
      @SlimG44 Рік тому +3

      I was in a reckless part of my teenage years where I’d walk down the roads of my town alone and I wouldn’t get in a car with a man alone, but I could definitely be coerced by a “cool” woman.

  • @sarahadams8984
    @sarahadams8984 Рік тому +92

    You know.. you know.. I don't know.. could have.. I don't know.. ya know

  • @mspionage1743
    @mspionage1743 2 місяці тому +1

    I had no idea this case had been solved. After all those years, well done to the investigation to stick with it.

  • @MikaakaPebbles
    @MikaakaPebbles Рік тому +36

    This woman knows everything. Her response is “I know…Yea…I get that…I know.” 😅

  • @honeyowen3163
    @honeyowen3163 Рік тому +49

    WHOA, He says he told the girl she could "smoke some weed, I told her to get in". Then he says "SHE GOT IN THE BACK". Why would she get in the back unless someone else was already sitting in the passenger seat??

    • @lisamo2598
      @lisamo2598 Рік тому +6

      Good detective work.

    • @theshadylady1982
      @theshadylady1982 Рік тому +12

      He said angel was there at first. Then she left to go see her son.

    • @ROBINstrawBERRYwine
      @ROBINstrawBERRYwine Рік тому +2

      I think they forced her

    • @Jacob-rf8bi
      @Jacob-rf8bi Рік тому +1

      Well I mean he literally says Angel is with them lol so I’m sure it was Angel in the passenger seat why is that shocking

    • @Jacob-rf8bi
      @Jacob-rf8bi Рік тому

      @@lisamo2598 did you guys watch the video

  • @lynnkayee1015
    @lynnkayee1015 Рік тому +218

    This hits close to home. I was 17 at the same time as Brittanee and making highly questionable decisions when it came to partying. Can't tell you how many times I went to strange hotel rooms, hung out with people, some older (some very much so), that I didn't know well at all and ignored gut feelings that would have saved me so much pain. Honestly, I can barely believe I didn't get myself killed or die from overdose.
    But I didn't. And thinking about how much I have lived since then while this poor girl never got to is bringing tears to my eyes. To have her life ended so horrifically and so soon after it started, barely before it started, is so cruel. Absolutely heartbreaking all around. Glad her family got some closure and I hope it brings some healing. Truly cannot imagine their pain. 😩💔

    • @matthernandez5676
      @matthernandez5676 Рік тому

      So you su ked dick and fucked for drugs basically that's what youre saying

    • @hillarymelechen249
      @hillarymelechen249 Рік тому +18

      I'm glad you came out ok.

    • @LuisVazquez-xi2yq
      @LuisVazquez-xi2yq Рік тому +11

      Yes. It's sad to know that there are a lot of young people doing things that they think that are right but we learn from that. I was in the same path and try every single day to show this type of videos to my son and daughter and they still don't listen.

    • @sweeneytodd011
      @sweeneytodd011 Рік тому +5

      i just made a comment saying i found it unlikely that this young woman would chose to go party with this couple so i thought she was probably taken forceably.
      but your comment right here has made me realise that perhaps she did chose to go with them.
      i too made some very poor and dangerous decisions when i was younger that revolved around "partying" with strangers, going to unknown places with dubious people and having really dangerous hook ups with unstable characters and like you, looking back its a miracle i didnt end up having something extremely bad happen to me. although all my encounters, as a straight guy were with women so i guess i felt safe enough but for sure a couple or so instances proved that certainly wasnt a guarantee but even then i still continued to made some very questionable decisions looking back on it now.
      like you it pains me that this young woman had her life stolen from her and i feel it on many of the cases i see watching true crime stuff and i do reflect on my own crazy decisions and some of the things that happened to me as a result but like you ive lived a lot and survived a lot. i have a few regrets and know especially on a couple of occasions i was just plain lucky being so wild and careless.
      still, i hope things are ok for you and wish you all the best.

    • @t.m.1537
      @t.m.1537 Рік тому +8

      My sis was the same way til one night she got held by group of boys and her friend called me i ran to where she was with a wooden bat. She said they robbed her and was touchin her. They jus left and was like 30 feet away when i got there u caught up ans cracked one of them in the head ans the others ran. Cops came and didnt even lock me up. The dude was split open on the ground bleeding and they said yall shouldnt of touched his sister.

  • @Partart3160
    @Partart3160 5 місяців тому +6

    Craziest thing I ever heard is angel not getting charged. Justice system is a damn joke

  • @WilliamPoole-rl7ly
    @WilliamPoole-rl7ly Рік тому +105

    I can't tell if it's meth, guilt, or both. She won't let them finish a sentence! That stuff is so scary. Still no excuse to commit a heinous crime like this!

    • @Gimme_bikelanes
      @Gimme_bikelanes 11 місяців тому +11

      It’s definitely meth. I’m from the Deep South with family on meth who talk exactly like this, especially during confrontation.

    • @emilywolf7720
      @emilywolf7720 10 місяців тому +3

      Seems both to me.

    • @JackNhoff556
      @JackNhoff556 9 місяців тому +4

      Meth

    • @rubyrubenstahl827
      @rubyrubenstahl827 5 місяців тому +1

      I don't think it's meth... I think she weaponizes it in everyday interactions to overwhelm anyone she's talking to in order to dominate the conversation and make it go however she wants.
      She's just not used to the fact that interrogates are trained to spot it, parry the attempts to derail the conversation, and hone in on what they're getting at.
      I've watched many many interrogations, and the primary thing I've learned is that 1) if the police ever offer to bring you food, you're screwed and 2) you can't talk yourself out of the hole you're in.
      The best thing you could ever do for yourself is shut up and demand a lawyer.
      Interrogators are paid to have endless patience and have a deep understanding of human psychology and behavior.
      In the end it's a benefit to the investigators. The more she talks, the more she lies, and the more she lies, the more lies there are to keep straight.
      You are not smarter than the police. They have information you don't. They have training you don't. Even if you do, the techniques they use are effective. If you don't believe that, just look for police officers being interrogated for crimes... they are just as bad at it as any average Joe.

    • @PixelMochi
      @PixelMochi 4 місяці тому +2

      She's from SC, of course it's meth lol

  • @j4d7s8
    @j4d7s8 Рік тому +64

    The way she keeps saying “okay” is driving me nuts!

    • @colind7678
      @colind7678 Рік тому +2

      Makes her look guilty.

    • @iliketurtles1027
      @iliketurtles1027 Рік тому

      She sounds a bird

    • @ollypebble
      @ollypebble Рік тому +1

      oakeey

    • @fdoghan
      @fdoghan Рік тому

      If that would be a drinking game i would pass out after 10 seconds 😂

  • @gailknight3128
    @gailknight3128 Рік тому +220

    She must have an amazing memory, if someone asked me what I did last week I wouldn't be able to remember. Or is it so clear in her mind because something happened that night, that is etched in her memory?

    • @KQueen305
      @KQueen305 Рік тому +20

      Wait I just wrote this too😂😂😂 ain’t no way ima remember what I did last week and y’all talking bout years ago!! Chile just lock me up🤣🤣

    • @EST.1996
      @EST.1996 Рік тому +17

      And it’s ironic because she even said something along the lines of ‘ I can’t remember , I would only remember if something major happened that day ‘ she kinda stopped herself from saying it but then she goes on to give details about a “ random “ day from like 10 yrs ago . If guilty had a look or example, it be her lol

    • @Bhamloud47
      @Bhamloud47 Рік тому +7

      Lol you guys just don’t have great memories then. Some do. She lying though.

    • @Dis2good
      @Dis2good Рік тому +14

      @@KQueen305 You and me both! 😂 Remember something from 10 years ago?? I barely remember what i did 10 minutes ago! I’m going STRAIGHT to jail!! 🤣 🤣

    • @maxfitnesstraining1585
      @maxfitnesstraining1585 Рік тому +8

      Same, I always think that. If a cop came to my door right now and asked me what I was doing last Tuesday or on a particular date last month. I wouldn't have a clue...unless I did something out of the ordinary...like killed someone. Oops! 🤫

  • @BDN_1996
    @BDN_1996 Рік тому +53

    “Okay. Yeah. Sure. Yep. Okay. Okay. That’s fine. Yeah. Mhm.”
    Yeah, couldn’t take much more of that😅

    • @jennap5002
      @jennap5002 Рік тому +2

      You forgot “I know , Yeah, I know ...” 😫

    • @cococock2418
      @cococock2418 Рік тому

      Omg I know. Can she Stfu please? Stop saying yep after everything the cop says, they don’t believe your story

    • @snidelywhiplash1888
      @snidelywhiplash1888 Рік тому

      She should be charged for that, alone!

  • @sherrihannah8294
    @sherrihannah8294 Рік тому +245

    I'm disgusted in the fact that she was never charged. She was definitely involved. I feel so bad for the family. I don't know what I would do if I found out one my daughter or sisters killers was let go and never charged. I'd follow her and stand outside of her work. I'd call the news. I'd call everyone I could for help to have her sent to prison with him.

    • @DeanTX
      @DeanTX Рік тому +13

      You have to be able to prove it beyond a doubt, in a case like this with no evidence, unless you have a legal confession, you aren't gonna even be able to bring the case

    • @Saiwitdajatt
      @Saiwitdajatt Рік тому

      Who are you to say? I hate people like you that go towards feelings rather than actual evidence someone can make themselves look 100% guilty bc of how nervous they are and evidence and facts eventually prove they were never even involved people like you are most of reasons ALOT and I mean ALOT of INNOCENT people go down for crimes they were never even involved in.

    • @aldranzam3456
      @aldranzam3456 Рік тому +7

      Sadly that's not how law works... More likely you'd be the one arrested.

    • @life-pm5xl
      @life-pm5xl Рік тому +3

      That girl that died would've been alove if she had listen to her parents. Smoking weed with strangers and then going with them for coke?

    • @Andrea-LovesYouStill
      @Andrea-LovesYouStill Рік тому +9

      I mean, once you lose your child you probably aren’t concerned with the legality of it all… I wouldn’t be.

  • @branham7628
    @branham7628 Рік тому +82

    This guy lived across the street from where I worked for years and Honestly everybody knew he did it. The police just couldn't prove it. He always creeped everyone out and did werid stuff he use to run up and down his driveway in a superman costume. Whenever he came around he just had that real creepster vibe.

    • @stephanim2436
      @stephanim2436 Рік тому +4

      But how did you know he actually did it tho.. Aside from being just creepy?

    • @branham7628
      @branham7628 Рік тому +20

      @@stephanim2436 He did almost the same thing out in California, when he got out of prison unfortunately he moved here. But anyway Georgetown is a really small town everybody knows everybody and this kinda stuff doesn't happen here. When it came out in the news that her cellphone last pinged about 4 miles from his house (not the sunset lodge apartments they are talking about in the interview but at the time he lived with his boyfriend erine that she mentions. and he admitted to being in Myrtle beach on Ocean Blvd around the time, everybody pretty much said it was ray (just like in the interview when angel said everybody is always accusing ray that was quite true) and not long after it happened the police were searching his house the news went to his job to interview him about the suspicions and he ran from them. And while none of this proves anything, it really didn't add up to being anybody else now Myrtle beach is 40 times bigger than Georgetown it could've been somebody from there or visiting but when that phone pinged from the pole yard boat landing just down from his house everybody said yup ray did it.

    • @emt2666
      @emt2666 Рік тому +5

      Exactly he was the prime suspect from the jump just no evidence to prove their case.

    • @stephanim2436
      @stephanim2436 Рік тому +7

      @@branham7628 wow. That's very interesting. Thank you for the time you took to inform us all.

    • @dudemorris7769
      @dudemorris7769 Рік тому +1

      Completely untrue. The police didn’t even have a lead on him for 7 1/2 years until someone, this woman, said it in a bar many many years later.

  • @CoasterSiaye
    @CoasterSiaye 5 місяців тому +3

    Fun game: take a drink every time you hear the word “know”.

  • @mazystarr
    @mazystarr Рік тому +275

    Pretty accurate representation for the city of myrtle beach
    She knows every single thing anyone is trying to tell her, except what they want to know.
    If there is one thing ANYONE knows about, it's the amazing power to recall distant memories by crackheads.

    • @Malama_Ki
      @Malama_Ki Рік тому +25

      I’ve seen crackheads digging in the bushes looking for a rock they lost there years earlier 🤣

    • @KhalidMahmood-wm1qz
      @KhalidMahmood-wm1qz Рік тому +7

      specially when they are at police station starting to withdraw

    • @stephaniewagner6282
      @stephaniewagner6282 Рік тому +17

      What freaks me out is she’s wearing scrubs - I wonder who is at her mercy while she’s working.

    • @Acemechanicalservices
      @Acemechanicalservices Рік тому +8

      @@Malama_Ki
      I was smoking with a guy once, and he kept looking at old drywall and paint repairs on his walls, checking if it was crack. (Yes, I was smoking crack as well, but I was always lucid enough to know that crack didn’t coincidentally exist in random places, and I was aware that, if a crack head did, in fact, happen to drop a usable amount of crack on the floor, they would immediately realize it, and not forget all about it until all the crack was gone.)

    • @hunterwise9412
      @hunterwise9412 Рік тому +6

      @@Acemechanicalservices I see you have also been around some CARPET FARMERS!!!! Lol….