I know that “What’s in the cooler” made his stomach drop so hard. That brief pause said everything and the officer knew immediately. RIP to that poor girl
I have to say I never felt much sorrow for an inmate before but these five guys...dang, to have to try and sleep in a cell with this dude must have been hell. Being near him in daytime would be bad enough but night time, damn.
@@_JustJoeYeah. I don’t know what they did to get in there, but by their reactions to what he said, it couldn’t have been nearly as bad as what he did. They were sincerely moved. We’re pretty used to seeing men fake crying when they’re arrested for the murder of a wife or gf, or anyone close to them, but to have cellmates cry for real…damn! I think if I were a judge I would give each of them a year or two off their sentences just for asking to tell the cops what he said (of course, I don’t know why they were there or how long their sentences were, so it would depend on that, too). They did a good thing for doing that.
“Let me have a day to clean up” is a perfect response to incriminate yourself when a police officer says he just needs to verify there isn’t a body in your apartment.
@@Isthatyoudermot haha, I made a separate comment about that particular gem. I actually predicted he would make that absolutely laughable remark about the cooler, and as ridiculous as it is, it’s nonetheless precisely the excuse he gave 🤣🤣
As a corrections officer, it is RARE for inmates to ask to speak with officers, let alone this many, and to show this much emotion. They are so right, he is a monster.
I already commented the separately, but it is so disturbing that they weren’t protected from him and that one of them was the victim of his wrath. He is obviously strongly, revenge driven, and they were brave enough to come forward. It’s not like other murders this was crazy and torturous and, he should’ve been kept away from everyone like obviously he could go off in a split second let alone if you found out that they spoke against him.
@@rogerskiragu7032 Typical internet argument right here. She's wrong because shes using her own personal experience as a fact for something much larger, youre wrong because you dont know whether or not he could in fact have more knowledge on the topic. Lots of assuming going around..
@@Kolossus_ Most likely not monsters, there are different levels of evil out there. If it disturbed even them then that means their crimes and therefore their character was nowhere near as bad
Shout out to the cops who refused to leave and did a thorough check. Without them, this guy probably would’ve had time to dump her body somewhere they might not have found it
He doesn't seem like the type to be good at hiding anything, let alone doing that to her body. "Oh yeahhh I can't open this suspicious cooler because summer stuff... I wanna keep it closed because summer... Because yeah... It has stuff for my totally-real-parties...." 😂
@@miKeYdOEsNtLiKeiT508 No one said that cop was batman, dimwit. The cops did a great job. Take the pathetic trolling elsewhere, like outside so you can hopefully stop your brain from rotting any more than it already has.
The officer certainly kept his composure when he looked in that cooler. “Ok let’s head out. Yup everything’s good and you’re under arrest.” Stone cold.
Wade was counting on the body being so decomposed that the officer didn't know what he was looking at , showing characteristics of extreme manipulation. I'm assuming he was hoping the officer didn't know what death smelled like.
Literally my exact reaction bc how are you gonna kill someone and stuff them in a cooler and then claim you’re claustrophobic in the back of a police car you have enough space to lay down in
That's what you call a "Freudian slip". It's very common. You unconsciously say certain key words/phrases that admits your guilt. Say, someone who is blackmailing and they happen to say "it's not like blackmail." Very direct, and a means to mislead someone because they think they can give the big shock factor, help ease and dismiss your concerns as "irrational", and they can potentially get away with what they're doing. I wouldn't doubt it was a mix of their sick humor + Freudian slip.
@@onegirlrev a dead body is the most gut wrennching , strongest and disgusting smell to exist. makes your eyes water, makes you wanna throw up instantly and even instantly affects your abillity to thinnk. "it stinks" is an understatement.That got nnothing to do with not being respectful. every normal person will react to that type of smelll. Also shes dead so how would it hurt her?thats just a really objective observation. It stinks.
The fact his cell mates all looked genuinely scared and spooked giving their statements to police is enough to know this man was pure, unbridled evil. Completely nonchalant in his torturous behaviour.
@@AnnaPxxOne of them, in fact one of them who cried, is in prison sentences 20-60 years, ironically, for strangling his girlfriend to death in front of her children and fleeing the scene. One other is a child mo. And another a registered s*x offender. So they’re not all saints.
I mean some of the dudes might just be inn for having some weed on them or missing some parking fines. Not all of them are serial killing pyschos, a lot of them are just regular dudes in tough situations who find these crimes just as disturbing as the rest of us.
@@durtwarrior1142 dawg people in canada went to jail for it to in the past, my buddies dad has felony weed posession charge from the 70's and hasnt been able to travel his entire life.
His cell mates are traumatized! The young man who started crying is young! That poor young man may need some therapy after all of this. They said they took shifts sleeping too! That's crazy! Imagine having to be locked in a room with a sick killer! I'm glad they spoke up for the victim. It's never too late to redeem yourself.
I got this from another comment but apparently he also was a murderer who beat his wife to death in front of his kid. Before I read that I thought the exact same thing as you though
36:20 "Now remember when we open this, this is something that we're never going to be able to unsee." First responders are built different man. God bless them
I'm sorry but then the cop right after 37:04 "oh yeah" then shuts it out of possibly disgust. Then opens again "and cut up" I just laughed 😅 dude did a double take
I feel like verbally preparing themselves that way made it so they didn't say anything too rude/humorous/out-of-pocket out loud to deal with the horror. I feel with what we know of other first responders remarks and callousness (e.g. Dahmer), these two officers handled it with dignity and were as professional as one could be when faced with such depraved actions. 😔
There are people in jail that face comparatively minor charges. Not everyone in jail is a murderer and even though they have made mistakes they can still have good morals.
i hate mob or vigilante justice but… god, imagine sleeping in the same room and not only restraining yourself from hurting them, but holding down your own terror
@@merk.9285 I just can't even. I've been listening to it for a long time as well. This dude made Dahmer look merficul in comparison. The only one comparable is Gertrude Baniszewski.
He sexually abused her living & after he killed her, tortured her, held her hostage while he worked, drowned her, dismembered her, bragged about it to cell mates & he didn't get life? How is that even possible!
"remember when we open this, this is something we're never going to be able to unsee" such a heavy statement, I really feel for the people who had to witness this horror
I remember being on a train platform there was jumper . The train company was really good and said everyone make your way off the platform in an orderly fashion shield the kids eyes and don’t look. But of course I looked being an idiot and having no kids it was basically mince meat. I couldn’t do their job hats off to them.
@@Purplelemon5033I worked at a DA’s Office until I could no longer do it. In the beginning it’s being ‘one of the good guys’, but after 5 years I was gone. 💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨
I found a decomposing 16 year old when I was 16 myself. It was with my friend. A real life 'Stand by Me' situation. I saw him non-stop in my mind for 2 weeks.
I know this doesn't compare, but last year, when i saw my brother on the ground after his suicide attempt and blood was everywhere the image of him is still burned into my eyes it hunted me for months but thankfully he's still with us and much better now
I agree im a grown man and hearingvhim say how he saw her in the cooler choked me up and I had to wipe my eyes poor sweetheart seeing her face to and just the thought of what she went through while that horrible fat bastards more bothered about himself. We give cops a hard time but I have more respect for them now
There’s a local case (Florida) unfolding right now where a man murdered an entire family. He FaceTimed a friend and showed the bodies in his fire pit and said “want to help me burn this trash?” The friend called the cops and they showed up while he was burning the bodies- however the police LEFT and only came back two days later after he bragged to more friends. They found their bones still in the pit that the police had already supposedly checked. The suspect (Rory Atwood) claims he killed the parents in self defense, and that the two kids must have been already dead. You should see if you can get the interrogation footage.
I live near here and the blame goes on Chris Nocco, the sheriff here in Pasco County Florida. He is incompetent and irresponsible. He needs to be replaced. This case will take years to sort out but if Nocco would have been responsible they would have found the bodies on the first day. It's a very sad and tragic case and unfortunately for the victims and their families the lack of management borders on criminal, my opinion. We need Sheriff Grady Judd from Polk County, next county over. Because Sheriff Judd doesn't slack off and his team is the best. All of this is my opinion.
39-60 years?! That is outrageous. Abused, sexually assaulted before & after she was with us, tortured before & after she was with us, murder, what he did with the body. That’s a disgrace. Should be life x10000.
You know he’s a horrific killer when the cell mates admit that they had to take SHIFTS the night he was detained to keep an eye on him because they were terrified of him killing them in that cell. I can’t imagine what it would be like hearing him share gruesome details like that, and knowing you’re literally locked up with an insane sadistic murderer.
No shit hey? Like those five guys, chances are they were probably thieves, low level drug dealers, maybe white collar crime that kinda shit and here they put one of the most heinous murderers in with them. Makes me wonder if they did that one purpose to elicit information from him in a surreptitious way. Scary though, they probably couldn't tell the inmates that that's why they put him in there. They genuinely seemed to be shocked at what he was telling them as though they weren't told in advance we're putting this guy in with you, let us know what he says. I bet these five at least don't commit another crime after having to stay in a cell with this creature.
@@KnottyCeltici’m copy-pasting this info from another comment, but apparently atleast 3 of the guys weren’t just low-severity crimes. i’m not trying to diminish the severity of them coming forward to talk about their fear towards this man though 🙏 “Randall Miller ( 54:45 ) was sentenced to 20 to 60 years in prison for second-degree murder. Ironically, he also beat his girlfriend really badly and strangled her to death in front of her children then fled the scene. Brian Kline ( 56:45 ) was sentenced to 6 years for child mo. charges (this is YT I cannot say the entire word). Daniell Lee Trine ( 57:20 ) is a registered sex offender. The other two men I could not locate their public records”
@@hugebluefalcon my point wasn't that I knew what the other 5 did to get incarcerated, it was that not everyone in there is a murderer, that any of those five could be white collar or non-violent crime, inmates. Doesn't matter, if FIVE grown men are scared to sleep at night with them guy in their cell, that's significant.
@@KnottyCeltic i understand that! that’s why i reiterated in my comment that i wasn’t trying to diminish the severity of it at all, i just wanted their crimes to be known because i’ve noticed that some of the comments assume that they were innocent/didn’t have severe crimes. i wasn’t trying to demean your point at all, i just wanted to clear up one misconception 😸
Technically it is a life sentence they gave him 39-60 years in prison for the murder 2-5 for attempted dismemberment and 3-5 years for attempted sexual assault. He serves these sentences consecutively meaning he will die before he’s released.
Life is not 25 years, why do people keep saying this? Life usually has the chance of parole then, but plenty of times its later. But that doesnt mean they will be granted parole.@pushfrog18
The officer who responded to the welfare check that I found my mom passed away at said this right before I went inside. He couldn't be the first one in as we couldn't see anything out of the ordinary from the window. I was still not prepared but it wasn't until that moment when I really thought I needed to prepare myself.
In Afghanistan there was an incident where guys had to recover the body of a little girl the Taliban had made an example of because we treated her for a medical issue. The older guys just told the young guys to stay out of it and that they’d handle it. You’ll get your share of badness eventually, no need to start early
So your weird neighbor (who says he hits women) says a woman he forces to walk around naked in his apartment has a fractured skull and he's not getting her medical attention, but you don't call 911 for help, and then you start to smell something like something dead, but you don't call 911 for help, and then he asks to borrow a saw to "carve up his mattress," but you don't call 911 for help.... people are just the worst. He would have gotten away with it if his friend hadn't ratted him out.
While I wish the cops were called, I can understand if she was scared/hesitant to call the cops. Allen harmed one of the cellmates who spoke with investigators; who's to say he wouldn't have done the same to his neighbor, if given the chance, had she intervened?
I'm with you & anyone using the "she was scared defence" aren't thinking it through. If you think you've got a women beating(hence hating) monster living next door & you're suspicious of him the safest move you could make is call for help. The nasty neighbours lucky she didn't suffer a similar fate. I think she's a fake who said after the fact she had suspicions but was oblivious to anything untoward going on until the cops were everywhere
I understand the sentiment but it's important to consider how she was feeling all throughout. No one wants to believe anyone is cruel enough to do such horrible things. As humans we often try to make sense of confusing situations. We tend to push aside that voice in the back of our heads telling us something is wrong. We can't blame her for not contacting the police because who knows what state of mind she was in at that point. The only one who deserves every bit of blame is that manipulative controlling psychopath. Usually it's not easy to detect when someone is lying or being deceptive when they put on a show. Sure the signs were all there but we can't pin the blame on her .
The way you guys built the tension with this editing going back and forth between the interrogation and the bodycam building up on the horror of the crime was something else.
"She's not here, here's here suitcase from when she was" The way the officers sighs after. He's definitely knows something awful happened at that moment.
Yeah this dude is not right in the head. Like he wants to be beater and a killer but isn't smart enough to get away with it. Pretty sure he has had some form of TBI, hard to believe that someone could be that casual about the whole situation he was in and saying the things he said as if it was a plausible story.
The police insisted in check with no warrant, I was thinking I hope they don't use that on his favor once he is in court, thankfully the judge allowed, I thought he was going to get away with that , scarry people like him and worse are out there living like nothing 🫤
The one dude said he's a serial killer... but as far as I know, he never told anyone else that he had more victims. I think he just meant in his mentality. Like, if this guy goes free, he's going to kill more people.
@@cernunnos_lives Every serial killer has to start somewhere. They've all had their first victim and cut up their first body, etc... It definitely warrants investigation though. I would be looking into other disappearances and see if there was any connection to him with any of them.
I forgot about the fact that one of his cellmates referred to him being a "serial killer," but they never expanded on it. I wonder if there _were_ any further suspicions.
“I can’t open the cooler because I’m saving it for summer” ? Because opening it makes it unusable for the summer? Dude was pulling excuses out of nowhere
@@Nous520 oops I think I deleted my comment or UA-cam did? Yes his excuses were "lagging behind" him. I Googled this case and he pled guilty to what they bargained him down to...2nd degree and no S. Abuse. He got 35 to 60 yrs only. Not for sure on yrs bc I read it quickly but it's close Also one of the cell mates he S. Assaulted 1.5 yrs after they ratted on him It was reduced too. Wtf with some MI. Law!! They put this POS in the cell with his victim knowing he had talked to the cops. Unbelievable. Yep I was kinda joking when I wrote 1st time but after reading up I'm disgusted how little he is punished.
Props to the interrogators for having to remain neutral and even polite at points during these gross disturbing and just plain sad conversations. That’s strength.
They truly are professional and working for the victims and justice at that point. Knowing that's possibly the only chance the truth will ever be spoken.
I'm from the Kalamazoo area. This was ALL over the news. She had her troubles as I understand it, and children... NO ONE deserves this. Everyone wondered what truly happened to this girl until the semi vague headlines came out and now, they're gonna know because I'm sharing this left and right. I'm thankful I stumbled on this video because now everyone knows she didn't "just go missing" and "was killed". She was assaulted, r*ped, dismembered and had an unjustified, brutal death. RIP, KJ. I'm so sorry this monster did this to you 🥺😔💔
@Burrgametate people make bad choices it doesn't mean they are bad people. I've been to jail myself and I meet some not do bad people in there. You do what you gave to do to get through it.
@@BurrgametatePeople like you are the worst. Literally zero empathy. Not realizing you are most likely closer to people like Wade than those other inmates. You can be in jail for so many reasons. And most people in jail are not inherently bad people. Those other inmates showed compassion and you don't automatically get "a better deal" because you share information like that. That's something people say that watch too much TV. The only loser here, besides Wade, is you.
@@Burrgametateyou do realize not all ppl in jail are k!llers right? Also officers don’t care if you tell the information you have crying or laughing, they’ll get years off anyways lol, crying won’t give you extra years taken off compared to when you don’t cry 💀
The detective and officer questioning him did so well. He mentions how him regularly visiting her decomposing corpse in his bathtub might seem crazy. Not crazy. Twisted, but not crazy. I love how the detective gives him a false sense of comfort by suggesting that, visiting her corpse in his bathtub is no different than someone visiting the grave sight of their loved one. He’s so blissfully ignorant of his own depravity, this not only made sense to him, but made him feel it was okay to keep explaining more details.
@@cindymcnutt4109 Don't be fooled by their alligator tears. I looked them up in the Michigan database. The old white guy was sentenced as a SA offender against children, and the black guy ALSO beat his girlfriend very badly and strangled her to death in front of her children then fled the scene.
@@Tupac876 can you tell me their names? this was back in 2020 and I cant find shit about this. plus pretty sure that was only in jail not prison therefore these guys coulda just been in for doing drugs or theft or some more common crime.
bro, if you have inmate after inmate after inmate saying how sick this guy is… one even saying “he needs to be put away for a long time man” you KNOW this is an incredibly disturbed, dangerous individual.
I thought he was telling the inmates all these details to keep him save from being beaten up if they knew how crazy he was. Usually those like him are cowards who would only go after the weak. I'm sure he's shitting his pant in prison when he's around the really bad guys 😂
Fuck this was NOT the true crime story I should've watched before bed. That poor woman. This is one of the case where I realized I am NOT desensitized by following too much true crime. Absolutely horrific.
Same. I watch true crime stuff all the time so I thought I'd be ok with this one too. How wrong I was. I can't think of a single fate that is worse than hers. If afterlife actually exists, nobody deserves hell more than this monster.
@@mosayyeed Not really, it just takes one story to strike you. Like I always watched these as background or when I'm SUPPOSED to be sleeping, but this one snuck up on me
Maybe it’s just a southern thing but I hear people say that all the time. Like the same as “having friends over”. It’s fairly common when asked if someone is staying over to respond “no I don’t have them” or “Yeah I’ve got them”
Shame they almost got the evidence thrown out by not following procedure. Should have waited for a warrant and do it properly, not threaten him with detainment if he didn't let them search the place.
@@Orion3TThey were there for a wellness check and like the cop said she could be hiding from the law in the cooler, wouldn’t looking in the cooler/closets be required to do a thorough wellness check?
To everyone who is giving credit to the cellmates for coming forward: Randall Miller (54:45) was sentenced to 20 to 60 years in prison for second-degree murder. Ironically, he also beat his girlfriend really badly and strangled her to death in front of her children then fled the scene. Brian Kline (56:45) was sentenced to 6 years for child mo. charges (this is YT I cannot say the entire word). Daniell Lee Trine (57:20) is a registered sex offender. The other two men I could not locate their public records, but you can imagine the police are not idiots to lock up someone as twisted as Wade Allen with people who got charged with drug posession charges as most of you are suggesting in the comments section. The only conclusion I can draw is that these men came forward for reduced sentences. Please use Google and do your research before you start showing support to GUILTY parties who have committed heinous crimes themselves.
its not necessarily about people liking them its just more of the fact that they actually came forward with information that was able to be used against him.. i do understand your point though, and thank you for taking the time to do research but i did i just want to point out that many people are just glad they came forward. i do also carry a small amount of sympathy for the other inmates because even though they did do what they did, they’re human and nobody should ever have to hear someone gloat about a gruesome and horrific murder they commited
I’m from Sturgis, I’m a frequent watcher of the channel and I was so surprised that you guys covered this. This happened a few years ago and was talked about a lot to this day.
It looks similar to the one I stayed at during college, but he was also homeless shortly before he got the apartment so he probably couldn't afford much.
“…and he brought her back to life.” Never had I ever been so utterly shaken and disgusted until I heard that. The actual sadistic disregard for this woman’s life is something beyond the word horrifying can even describe.
I heard of case I can't remember if it was in the UK or US of a young boy 7-9 where his kidnapper hung him several times and then resucitated him just so he could do it again. Eventually the poor boy died but that's evil on a whole new level.
Trigger warning!! Do not read if you are triggered by abuse. I have or should say, HAD a nephew who’s brother told me he had a dog who upset him so he drown the dog, then gave it cpr to revive it, then drown it again. When In confronted said nephew he replied “My brother exaggerates”, but he never denied it. Anyway, I have not spoken to this nephew since nor will I ever. Anyone who disregards a living being whether human or animal, in such a manner, is a filthy, disgusting pos in my opinion.
I am a nurse and I couldn’t do this line of work. I thought my stomach was strong but the sights and smells would be too much; Kudos to our policemen and women.
I was a EMT for over 30 years and I never got use to the smell a death. We carried Vicks rub in the squad to put under our noses...and all the law enforcement people knew where we kept it
I did 4 years of criminology/forensics and "hell no"d when i had to study actual crime scenes (from photos) from my city. i still think about those photos and the brutality one can inflict on another.
Most inmates are just regular people who couldn’t afford the same lawyers for committing the same petty crimes as wealthy people. Mostly non-violent stuff.. occasionally someone who belongs in prison like this guy slips through the cracks & ends up there but there’s a WHOLE lot of decent people in prisons & jails all over the United States who shouldn’t be there. ..at least not for decades.
@@fromchopinSorry, bro, but most people in prison are not in their for small petty crimes. Jail, sure, but if you are in prison you are serving over 2 years usually. Armed robbery, burglary, large drug cases, rape, pedophilia, murder, car theft, and usually repeat offenders, not first-time offenders. First time non violent criminals almost always do under a year, which is jail, not prison lol. Anyone who has been to prison knows this is just straight nonsense 😂
When the cell mate said he killed her and he brought her back to life using CPR to only torture her some more was one of the worst things I’ve ever heard. absolutely vile.
Most prisoners in America are non-violent offenders. Drugs and shoplifting are the most common crimes. Of course his holding cellmates were horrified. He wasn't in a prison with other hardcore murderers. He was in holding, waiting for court, with normal dudes who can't afford to bail themselves out or are waiting for bail.
came here to say the same, several of them wiped tears as they recited what they heard. That was jarring to see, this is the kinda guy you need to put _under_ the jail.
@@prettyevil6662000 To be fair, the majority of even "hardcore murderers," as you phrased it, would be sickened by this guy. I cannot see him surviving well in genpop.
@@prettyevil6662000 Yea, a lot of people in there are often just everyday run of the mill types of people that either grew up among that sort of lifestyle with constant run-ins with the law or so happened to get got caught up in some shite that they needed to serve time over (drugs, fraud, not paying fines/being suspended, failing probation or something, etc.) with the more severe lifer types outright committing the act of taking a life in such sadistic ways being more among the minority. A lot are usually doing less than 10 years. A number of them have families, have kids, sisters, mothers, aunts, etc. and will not care one bit to “snitch” (I fcking hate that word, but it is what it is) on someone that openly brags to others about the torturous horrors that they put someone through as a lot of them just don’t fck with that lifestyle. They may be in the slammer, but it doesn’t mean every single one of them are disgusting and gross people that has done evil heinous things.
Blaming the victim for “ not being able to adjust the water temperature “ is pure insanity especially after admitting she lost her motor skills .. and you went to sleep .. 💔 like HUH ?!😒
I’ve heard my fair share of disgusting details brought to light by serial killers and rapists during videos like this. But absolutely nothing prepared me for when learning that he strangled her to death, watched the clock, and then successfully resuscitated her back to life to continue her tortures. That is absolutely one of the most bone-chilling, vile, most evil things I have ever fucking heard by far. I cannot even begin to fathom the last couple of weeks of her poor life in that nightmare scenario. Absolutely awful. Rest in peace, Kelly-Jien. I found her on Facebook and found a news article about her online. From what people describe, she sounded like a great person. God bless her soul.
Imagine someone causing you a head injury and then you’re so permanently injured that you then depend on the abuser to eat and bathe etc…. imagine the absolute fear & trauma.
Imagine how hard you need to hit someone to cause such a brain injury. Crashing your car at 40 mph wouldnt cause that. It seriously takes someone beating you over the head ALOT of times. Trained MMA fighters do this to people and dont cause this injury
@@thierpetersen7907if u watched the full video the inmates said he claimed to have choked her to death then revived her (I got the impression it was multiple times but I’m not certain on that), and after reviving her one time she got the “brain injury” and couldn’t talk eat move etc
I gotta say I really admire the officers' ability to remain calm and even appear empathetic. That must have been really hard to pretend this guy was normal to keep him talking. I also feel so bad for the officers on scene who had to actually see and identify the carnage. My cousin's a retired law officer and I once made the mistake of asking her the worst thing she'd seen and she recounted several horrible things with picture perfect accuracy that I can't unhear. They carry it with them their whole lives.
For them to get to the point where they'd snitch and report him, rather than give him cell block justice, is the scariest thing I've heard of in a while.
@@BobDinners1771 People being neurodivergent doesn't automatically make them commit heinous crimes like this. It's kind of sickening that you relate the two. There is a difference between a psychopath killer and a neurodivergent individual. THIS GUY IS EVIL. PURE AND SIMPLE.
@chrissanchez1771 Wow dude way to make me out to be a serial killer. I'm a neurodivergent individual, but the worst impression I'm giving people (as far as I realize) is that I'm pretty awkward and shy when conversing with strangers. I wouldn't say that's the same as seeming like I'm not all there while admitting the absolutely grueling details of my disgusting murder. :/
idk if I was reading into it too much but I noticed an immediate change of voice tone right after the first officer checked the cooler. I swear I could here the pain in his voice for the next few sentences. He seemed dumbfounded when that dude ask for the soda, he'd just seen one of the worst things he'll have to witness in his life and the fella that did it is asking for a damn drink.
@@Sk0diethat’s the exact same feeling I got! it chilled my bones. I had that exact thought too, “how could this man ask for a soda knowing he 1) killed someone and has a dead body in his cooler and 2) just came THIIIS close to the cops discovering it?? I’ve gotten so nervous and anxious that I can barely drink water let alone ask for a soda, and that was in situations WAY less stressful and disturbing than this.
Idk how anyone can hear about the torture he inflicted on her and still say there’s no such thing as evil people...only a monster feels joy in someone else’s pain
I know of a woman who has been missing for over a decade. She told my mom that she would say goodbye if she ever left. She lived with her abusive ex husband. She had nowhere to go. She eventually never showed back up to my mom's house and the neighbors called the police because they kept smelling something dead. The police never checked or got a warrant to check. Nobody has heard from her since. 😢
Yeah, I've seen them dismiss a death AND another disappearance, simply because they didn't want to deal with the evidence. I truly hate to say it, but the Police are NObody's "friend."
Yeah I know its completely different, but as a medical student if doctors gave this kind of warning for the more traumatising parts of the job it'd make so much difference
Convicted of 2nd degree murder and mutilation of a dead body... So he didn't get convicted for torturing, mutilating and paralyzing her while she was still alive? I actually find that offensive to the victim and her family. I think 60 years in prison is pretty lenient, especially since he's so proud of what he did, because if i had been the judge, this monster would have gotten the death penalty.
He isn't getting out. This guy is not surviving his sentence Also they would have to prove certain things and it's easier to get him on the charges they used. Happens all the time. It's the same thing as serial killer mobsters getting caught for tax evasion and charged for that and not the murders
@@VinnyI6420 Hm, that makes sence i guess, he was bragging about it in jail though, i won't pretend to know the first thing about law, but i wonder if that's not a valid reason to prolong his sentence, since it's basically a confession.
Prosecution probably had enough to stick him for what he was found guilty for. Unfortunately our systems are flawed terribly. But they knew that if they went for those charges they absolutely would get him versus if they went after bigger charges they could have lost the case and he'd be walking free. It's disgusting to me, trust it's angering to see but I can understand the reasoning behind their choice of charges. At least they got him on those, instead of risking him walking away. I wish the system wasn't so flawed
Unfortunately the system is flawed They knew they 100% could get him on the charges that they gave him so they put all they had info that instead of risking losing the case and him walking free they would rather get him on these charges. They have to prove without a single inch of doubt he's guilty of each charge. The ones that they gave him they were able to prove without a doubt versus the other ones they couldn't 100% prove unfortunately. The system is flawed terribly. It is frustrating
Hearing the former inmates speak about what happened to the women and having to take breaks on sleeping to make sure they have an eye on the killer is actually insane. This guy is a monster and deserves to be locked up for life.
I use to work at a coroners office in southern CA when I was 18. After that job you realize there is evil walking amongst us and you must be vigilant about details when around people. The memory of things I saw are burned into me in vivid detail. I’m 62 now and that job changed me as a person.
Probably mannerisms, it's good to pay attention to how someone speaks and acts. There's a lot more fucked up people than most realise, especially when it comes to children and animals. They are everywhere. I'm a 'paranoid' person and am always on edge if in public or somewhere the door isn't locked and I'm alone. Always alert at night, door locked or not. Always watching other people, checking over my shoulder, and listening. No music in public, no overly crowded or dark areas, and definitely no dark alleys or going into unknown buildings. A coworker recently told me that she went to Mexico, took random drugs from some man and followed him to a 2nd location at night because he promised access to a toilet. She lived, obviously, but she easily could have not. 😐
Hearing the cops say "this is something that we will never be able to unsee" is incredibly human and makes me respect them even more. People forget the sacrifice our first responders make.
@@sveenyJust stop, he was saying that in response to the smell and situation. I worked in EMS for 13 years and have been on scenes similar to this and the sight, smells, the feel of the air and the gravity on these calls through you off guard and you hope that you respond gracefully... So considering the whole situation. him saying "nice..." when he just smelled and saw the decomposing and dismembered body of a person... he handled himself quite well. So go somewhere else with your sidline quarterbacking
@@sveenyyour comment could be literally the only comment I have ever read where someone actually listened to the other comment and decided to look at both sides instead of arguing a point regardless of who is wrong. Nicely done! It sucks that we live in a place where a comment like yours stands out.
You could tell he was deeply affected, I'd even say traumatized. I hope he finds peace knowing he helped her get some justice, the best he could. (I say some justice bc how he didn't get life no parole is sickening.)
😅 hey let's not act like any of these inmates truly cared for this woman they probably saw this as an opportunity to get time off their sentence I would not be surprised if they contacted the lawyer first
ESPECIALLY once Wade started getting shifty about it. I also love that the cop was being upfront about being suspicious about it to the suspect. Kinda funny
The fact that two of the inmates went into tears when describing what Wade had told to them and his attitude about the situation shows you how sickening it really was to get prisoners to cry over telling police what Wade had told them what he did
Yeah… some criminals aren’t evil, some are just thief’s or addicts etc, and some of us were just broken and lost, addicts and people with mental issues, not saying crimes are ok ofcs haha😅
Anyone who's dealt with inmates should know that prisoner testimony is almost always bullshit. They'll lie for nothing. Just to get out of prison for a day to go to court for a day. Anything. Shit should be inadmissible
the part that made me the saddest was when she was revived after getting choked but lost all motor functions, then had to endure all those things done to her
Or maybe in the first minute when the officers were asking for "Kimberly", and he immediately corrects them and says "Kelly?", then says he has no clue where she could be.
@bojohannesen4352 No they did not, they handled this perfectly. You obviously don't work around law enforcement or how it all goes down on scenes like this. You've already called these officers stupid on other comments here. Grow the fuck up, and maybe put yourself in their shoes if you're so good at this line of work yourself. I've worked with LE for years.
I am so proud of his cellmates, how they came forward & spoke up. That must've been extra hard for them as inmates, knowing they can't really get away from him. Thank you, gentlemen, for taking the risk & doing the right thing.
@@weirdoslovemrshelton Yeah I agree people make mistakes. But mistakes don’t always land you in prison. Specific actions put you there. If you can find the time to research the 5 men’s crimes and prove to me they are gentlemen then I’d put it aside. But until then, I’m not holding my breath
@@THELAW360I don't have to prove anything to anyone. I'm a decent person and I'd go to prison with a smile on my face if someone harmed my daughter and caught em 🤷🏿♂️. Doesn't mean I'm a bad person.
@@weirdoslovemrshelton Sure, but the same type of people that would harm your daughter could be the same men you’re referring to as gentlemen. I’m simply telling you I’m not going to refer these men as such without knowing what they’re in for, and I’d advise you do the same
If he never sets a foot wrong in prison, and serves the minimum number of years on each of his 3 convictions (ordered to be served consecutively), he will be in his mid-80s when released. I think that life without the possibility of parole would have been more appropriate.
Those inmates weren't afraid of that fat sloth They were just trying to make themselves seem like choir boys so they could lessen their own sentences! Normally convicts will quickly tell on someone that tells them something about their crime when they are not afraid of that person and see it as an opportunity to shorten their own sentence. If it was a prison gang leader telling them horrific stuff, they wouldn't have said a word to the guards or police!
"Once [Wade] discovered that his cellmates had spoken to police, he attacked one of the men." I'm sorry, what the f*ck did you say?? So you have this man who you know for a fact is a sadistic killer (possibly serial killer) who is possessive and controlling, whose cellmates are so terrified that they literally sleep in shifts so that there is never a moment he isn't being actively watched. You then interview said terrified cellmates and get them to snitch on said sadistic possible serial killer and you then do what with those same cellmates?? YOU PUT THEM BACK INTO THE SAME CELL AS HIM?!? You have got to be sh*ting me. First off, how do the correctional officers approve that, and second how did the cellmates not be like "I'll gladly tell you everything I know about this monster to make sure he never sees the light of day again but not at the cost of my own wellbeing and life potentially, so either I don't tell you anything or you make sure that not only do I never share a cell with this man after I talk to you but that our paths never cross again even by mistake bc I don't want to be standing in line for chow two-years from now which some clerical mistake puts us in the same room at the same time, and next thing I know I'm getting shanked in the back bc y'all f*cked up and I was early in line for Taco Tuesday."
@@Dr_darkBRIGHT What the video left out about the attack on the inmate was that it was a sexual assault. So he got back at the inmate by....violating him
As soon as he started on details about "how movable she was" in various states of decomposition, I got that gut feeling 'desecration of a corpse' was gonna be on the list...
@@c.h.7436ya lol he was hoping the cop didn’t clearly see what’s in the cooler lol , but for real tho I can’t fathom how someone can try to get away from that and continue living life like wtf
I know that “What’s in the cooler” made his stomach drop so hard. That brief pause said everything and the officer knew immediately. RIP to that poor girl
"all right, no problem.. can you open it for me and then we'll get outa here." this cops intuition is awesome
@@vipersuphere exactly! And then for the guy to say “I’m saving it for the summer”. Sooo pathetic
I know. Kudos to the officer for continuing to talk to him so calmly after that, but he HAD to have known right away with that pause.
I was just thinking that I could never have opened that cooler after he was so evasive about it.
@@c.h.7436 because you've gotta save that cooler. Once you open it up it's no longer good for summer, it's ruined 😂
Having 5 of ur cell mates ASK to talk to the cops and one of them even crying over what you told them truly shows how sick you are
I have to say I never felt much sorrow for an inmate before but these five guys...dang, to have to try and sleep in a cell with this dude must have been hell. Being near him in daytime would be bad enough but night time, damn.
2 cried :(
@@_JustJoeYeah. I don’t know what they did to get in there, but by their reactions to what he said, it couldn’t have been nearly as bad as what he did. They were sincerely moved. We’re pretty used to seeing men fake crying when they’re arrested for the murder of a wife or gf, or anyone close to them, but to have cellmates cry for real…damn! I think if I were a judge I would give each of them a year or two off their sentences just for asking to tell the cops what he said (of course, I don’t know why they were there or how long their sentences were, so it would depend on that, too). They did a good thing for doing that.
ANd don't forget they always had one guy watching him even when he was sleeping!
@@kgs2280 Seriously. I hope they were given psychological counseling because they were all really disturbed by what they'd heard.
“Let me have a day to clean up” is a perfect response to incriminate yourself when a police officer says he just needs to verify there isn’t a body in your apartment.
I never thought of that one 😂 .... I need to clean up , come back another time 😮
@@mrqh406It worked for Claralyn Balazs
Yes, that's exactly what they *DONT* want you to be doing.
That's for summertime.
@@Isthatyoudermot haha, I made a separate comment about that particular gem. I actually predicted he would make that absolutely laughable remark about the cooler, and as ridiculous as it is, it’s nonetheless precisely the excuse he gave 🤣🤣
“Mom my sugar is getting low”
Incredibly well aware for a little girl. She definitely won’t be in many sticky situations in her lifetime
Little girls have to be the most aware, sadly.
As a corrections officer, it is RARE for inmates to ask to speak with officers, let alone this many, and to show this much emotion. They are so right, he is a monster.
I already commented the separately, but it is so disturbing that they weren’t protected from him and that one of them was the victim of his wrath. He is obviously strongly, revenge driven, and they were brave enough to come forward. It’s not like other murders this was crazy and torturous and, he should’ve been kept away from everyone like obviously he could go off in a split second let alone if you found out that they spoke against him.
lol it’s truly not that rare….especially when they think they can get something out of it
@@jessy7796so a correction officer telling you it's rare and you feel you know better 😅
@dahtgeming2035 so your the reason i was let out for day room 10 minutes late all the time😭😭😭
@@rogerskiragu7032 Typical internet argument right here. She's wrong because shes using her own personal experience as a fact for something much larger, youre wrong because you dont know whether or not he could in fact have more knowledge on the topic. Lots of assuming going around..
I’ve never been so proud watching a bunch of convicts stand up for this girl. God bless them, everyone.
Absolut!!!
That’s what is called “prison justice” far more effective than our justice system
No doubt
They're prisoners, but they're not monsters (probably)
@@Kolossus_ Most likely not monsters, there are different levels of evil out there. If it disturbed even them then that means their crimes and therefore their character was nowhere near as bad
i could physically FEEL the tension when the officer said "whats in the cooler?" . like i could feel those shivers instantly
What's in the box?
Same……. I knew what was coming
I’ve never felt so stressed watching one of these cases 💀
dirty sturg for ya
Yeah for real
that man did NOT deserve homemade cookies 😠
Well, id agree with you, but you gotta do everything to make a suspect talk. And sometimes, its homemade cookies haha.
They are bribing him to incriminate himself, and he fell for it
his big self talking bout sum “im a greedy boy” 😭😭
@@vividlyinvoidhungry for homemade cookies after they found your dismembered gf dead in your cooler is crazy also
👍
Shout out to the cops who refused to leave and did a thorough check. Without them, this guy probably would’ve had time to dump her body somewhere they might not have found it
He doesn't seem like the type to be good at hiding anything, let alone doing that to her body. "Oh yeahhh I can't open this suspicious cooler because summer stuff... I wanna keep it closed because summer... Because yeah... It has stuff for my totally-real-parties...." 😂
That one cop who saw that cooler and just knew something was off did the right thing
They already got a call from his friend. That cop wasn't batman lol they smelled it when they arrived.
@@miKeYdOEsNtLiKeiT508 No one said that cop was batman, dimwit. The cops did a great job. Take the pathetic trolling elsewhere, like outside so you can hopefully stop your brain from rotting any more than it already has.
No he would have got caught, modern forensics...ect
The officer certainly kept his composure when he looked in that cooler. “Ok let’s head out. Yup everything’s good and you’re under arrest.” Stone cold.
It's like the guy was expecting her to be invisible or something. Very bizarre.
He’s being professional, plus unfortunately police see a lot of dead bodies.
Wheres this part? Time stamp?
Wade was counting on the body being so decomposed that the officer didn't know what he was looking at , showing characteristics of extreme manipulation. I'm assuming he was hoping the officer didn't know what death smelled like.
@@CYNICHVC11:55
“I’m feeling really claustrophobic right now” yeah imagine how she felt.
Youre asking waaaay too much , these low life are incapable of such thing
Nobody wants to imagine that
Literally my exact reaction bc how are you gonna kill someone and stuff them in a cooler and then claim you’re claustrophobic in the back of a police car you have enough space to lay down in
@@Pseudo-Suguru my exact point . He’s got some nerve!
That's what you call a "Freudian slip". It's very common. You unconsciously say certain key words/phrases that admits your guilt. Say, someone who is blackmailing and they happen to say "it's not like blackmail." Very direct, and a means to mislead someone because they think they can give the big shock factor, help ease and dismiss your concerns as "irrational", and they can potentially get away with what they're doing. I wouldn't doubt it was a mix of their sick humor + Freudian slip.
I can appreciate how respectful and thorough the cops are regarding the discovery of her body. Don't see that often.
Yeah except “it stinks” a couple times
@@onegirlrevwas it supposed to smell like roses😂
Honey it was a decomposing corpse. Of course it stunk…
@@onegirlrev they needed to report the description of everything, not just about what they see, but what they also smell and hear.
@@onegirlrev a dead body is the most gut wrennching , strongest and disgusting smell to exist. makes your eyes water, makes you wanna throw up instantly and even instantly affects your abillity to thinnk. "it stinks" is an understatement.That got nnothing to do with not being respectful. every normal person will react to that type of smelll. Also shes dead so how would it hurt her?thats just a really objective observation. It stinks.
The daughter of the ex faking the diabetic attack to go home probably saved her mother's life. Smart girl indeed. God bless her.
@@billyjackbuzzard eh
@@billyjackbuzzard Vizzors visors?
@@billyjackbuzzardYou are NOT Walter White 😭🙏
Y'all beat me to the what's in the box statement.
Im sorry but that’s the funniest fucking name ive ever heard😭
The fact his cell mates all looked genuinely scared and spooked giving their statements to police is enough to know this man was pure, unbridled evil. Completely nonchalant in his torturous behaviour.
Demon in human skin..
And two of them actually cried, and it looked very real. They even had to wipe their faces. I’ll bet that experience scared them straight.
That part was the most chilling thing I've ever seen and i watch alot of true crime.
No idea what the cell mates had been condemned for but they seem compassionate, decent men...
@@AnnaPxxOne of them, in fact one of them who cried, is in prison sentences 20-60 years, ironically, for strangling his girlfriend to death in front of her children and fleeing the scene. One other is a child mo. And another a registered s*x offender. So they’re not all saints.
Its bad when your cell mates are scared for their own safety.
I mean some of the dudes might just be inn for having some weed on them or missing some parking fines. Not all of them are serial killing pyschos, a lot of them are just regular dudes in tough situations who find these crimes just as disturbing as the rest of us.
@@FredrikSkievanimagine going to jail for weed😂
@@Andrew0506 no im canadian lol
@@durtwarrior1142 dawg people in canada went to jail for it to in the past, my buddies dad has felony weed posession charge from the 70's and hasnt been able to travel his entire life.
@@durtwarrior1142 Maple syrup. Aboot. Plenty of people go to jail/prison cause of simple possession aye.
His cell mates are traumatized! The young man who started crying is young! That poor young man may need some therapy after all of this. They said they took shifts sleeping too! That's crazy! Imagine having to be locked in a room with a sick killer! I'm glad they spoke up for the victim. It's never too late to redeem yourself.
I got this from another comment but apparently he also was a murderer who beat his wife to death in front of his kid. Before I read that I thought the exact same thing as you though
@@PenelopeVonSweetz omg thats mind blowing
36:20 "Now remember when we open this, this is something that we're never going to be able to unsee." First responders are built different man. God bless them
I'm sorry but then the cop right after 37:04 "oh yeah" then shuts it out of possibly disgust. Then opens again "and cut up" I just laughed 😅 dude did a double take
I know the feeling
Been a fireman for 4 years now
Went from mildly traumatic to Hank Hill going "yep"
You're right I could never do that job
I feel like verbally preparing themselves that way made it so they didn't say anything too rude/humorous/out-of-pocket out loud to deal with the horror. I feel with what we know of other first responders remarks and callousness (e.g. Dahmer), these two officers handled it with dignity and were as professional as one could be when faced with such depraved actions. 😔
@@captainkarnage9874thank you for everything you do
When you have your cell mates crying while telling the police the horrors you committed, that's when you know you're an absolute monster.
There are people in jail that face comparatively minor charges. Not everyone in jail is a murderer and even though they have made mistakes they can still have good morals.
Absolutely scared straight.
i hate mob or vigilante justice but… god, imagine sleeping in the same room and not only restraining yourself from hurting them, but holding down your own terror
Those cell mates are not gonna go to crime again after hearing all that
@@merk.9285 I just can't even. I've been listening to it for a long time as well. This dude made Dahmer look merficul in comparison. The only one comparable is Gertrude Baniszewski.
He sexually abused her living & after he killed her, tortured her, held her hostage while he worked, drowned her, dismembered her, bragged about it to cell mates & he didn't get life? How is that even possible!
Corrupt judges.
Apparently, perpetrators have more rights than victims.
??????? fuck
Satan
Plea deals are absolute bullshit
The fact that Wade Allen's heinous acts aren't more well known is shocking to me...he is up there with some of the sickest killers I've heard of.
I guess because they couldn't prove most of them
It's best he name be forgotten, he wanted to be remembered, let's not give him that
He wanted notoriety and wanted to wrote a book about this. Maybe it's best he's left forgotten
right, its like with the junko furuto case, so terrifying!
I agree completely. I live in SE Michigan and never heard about it before!
"remember when we open this, this is something we're never going to be able to unsee" such a heavy statement, I really feel for the people who had to witness this horror
I remember being on a train platform there was jumper . The train company was really good and said everyone make your way off the platform in an orderly fashion shield the kids eyes and don’t look. But of course I looked being an idiot and having no kids it was basically mince meat. I couldn’t do their job hats off to them.
@@Purplelemon5033I worked at a DA’s Office until I could no longer do it. In the beginning it’s being ‘one of the good guys’, but after 5 years I was gone. 💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨
I found a decomposing 16 year old when I was 16 myself. It was with my friend. A real life 'Stand by Me' situation. I saw him non-stop in my mind for 2 weeks.
I know this doesn't compare, but last year, when i saw my brother on the ground after his suicide attempt and blood was everywhere the image of him is still burned into my eyes it hunted me for months but thankfully he's still with us and much better now
I agree im a grown man and hearingvhim say how he saw her in the cooler choked me up and I had to wipe my eyes poor sweetheart seeing her face to and just the thought of what she went through while that horrible fat bastards more bothered about himself. We give cops a hard time but I have more respect for them now
“I don’t have her here” is such a weird way to say “she’s not here”.
Right? She was a possession to him. So gross. :(
@@Wolfiewolf1234not what he was implying
@@emptysoul2757 It definitely was. At this point in time she was just an object, no life no soul. She was just something to be moved and disposed of
@@Wolfiewolf1234over analyzing at its best
He basically snitched on himself all the way.
There’s a local case (Florida) unfolding right now where a man murdered an entire family. He FaceTimed a friend and showed the bodies in his fire pit and said “want to help me burn this trash?” The friend called the cops and they showed up while he was burning the bodies- however the police LEFT and only came back two days later after he bragged to more friends. They found their bones still in the pit that the police had already supposedly checked. The suspect (Rory Atwood) claims he killed the parents in self defense, and that the two kids must have been already dead. You should see if you can get the interrogation footage.
Florida man
Flordia man
Florida man
Florida man
I live near here and the blame goes on Chris Nocco, the sheriff here in Pasco County Florida. He is incompetent and irresponsible. He needs to be replaced. This case will take years to sort out but if Nocco would have been responsible they would have found the bodies on the first day. It's a very sad and tragic case and unfortunately for the victims and their families the lack of management borders on criminal, my opinion. We need Sheriff Grady Judd from Polk County, next county over. Because Sheriff Judd doesn't slack off and his team is the best. All of this is my opinion.
39-60 years?! That is outrageous. Abused, sexually assaulted before & after she was with us, tortured before & after she was with us, murder, what he did with the body. That’s a disgrace. Should be life x10000.
Yes, but considering he is already in his thirties, 39-60 years will be life for him.
@@Crunchyzzzz I get that but it’s still the principle
It’s possible that he will have an “accident” sometime, when no one is looking.
@@sophierobinson2738one can only hope.
You know he’s a horrific killer when the cell mates admit that they had to take SHIFTS the night he was detained to keep an eye on him because they were terrified of him killing them in that cell. I can’t imagine what it would be like hearing him share gruesome details like that, and knowing you’re literally locked up with an insane sadistic murderer.
No shit hey? Like those five guys, chances are they were probably thieves, low level drug dealers, maybe white collar crime that kinda shit and here they put one of the most heinous murderers in with them. Makes me wonder if they did that one purpose to elicit information from him in a surreptitious way. Scary though, they probably couldn't tell the inmates that that's why they put him in there. They genuinely seemed to be shocked at what he was telling them as though they weren't told in advance we're putting this guy in with you, let us know what he says. I bet these five at least don't commit another crime after having to stay in a cell with this creature.
@@KnottyCeltici’m copy-pasting this info from another comment, but apparently atleast 3 of the guys weren’t just low-severity crimes. i’m not trying to diminish the severity of them coming forward to talk about their fear towards this man though 🙏
“Randall Miller ( 54:45 ) was sentenced to 20 to 60 years in prison for second-degree murder. Ironically, he also beat his girlfriend really badly and strangled her to death in front of her children then fled the scene. Brian Kline ( 56:45 ) was sentenced to 6 years for child mo. charges (this is YT I cannot say the entire word). Daniell Lee Trine ( 57:20 ) is a registered sex offender. The other two men I could not locate their public records”
@@hugebluefalcon my point wasn't that I knew what the other 5 did to get incarcerated, it was that not everyone in there is a murderer, that any of those five could be white collar or non-violent crime, inmates. Doesn't matter, if FIVE grown men are scared to sleep at night with them guy in their cell, that's significant.
@@KnottyCeltic i understand that! that’s why i reiterated in my comment that i wasn’t trying to diminish the severity of it at all, i just wanted their crimes to be known because i’ve noticed that some of the comments assume that they were innocent/didn’t have severe crimes. i wasn’t trying to demean your point at all, i just wanted to clear up one misconception 😸
@@hugebluefalcon oh wow wtf
39 YEARS !?! He abused, held captive, tortured, KILLED, SA a body, and dismembered her. AND HE DIDNT GET LIFE!?!
bro fr.. and the fact that he wasnt sentenced to death is even crazier
Technically it is a life sentence they gave him 39-60 years in prison for the murder 2-5 for attempted dismemberment and 3-5 years for attempted sexual assault. He serves these sentences consecutively meaning he will die before he’s released.
Life is 25 years. He got more
Spooky and chilling. 🧊
Life is not 25 years, why do people keep saying this? Life usually has the chance of parole then, but plenty of times its later. But that doesnt mean they will be granted parole.@pushfrog18
Telling someone that they can't unsee something before it's revealed is one of the kindest compassionate acts toward other humans in these situations
The officer who responded to the welfare check that I found my mom passed away at said this right before I went inside. He couldn't be the first one in as we couldn't see anything out of the ordinary from the window. I was still not prepared but it wasn't until that moment when I really thought I needed to prepare myself.
In Afghanistan there was an incident where guys had to recover the body of a little girl the Taliban had made an example of because we treated her for a medical issue. The older guys just told the young guys to stay out of it and that they’d handle it. You’ll get your share of badness eventually, no need to start early
ACAB
Time stamp?
@@nldm561 watch
"if i hear any domestic violence, i will call the police."
"sherri never called the police."
Zhe didn't hear it then
I wonder if that's when he started gagging her with the rag and screwdriver.
@@Everyfrickingmeatburrito yeah I believe she would have called.
He was actively doing things to make it so she couldn’t scream, and likely wasn’t raising his voice loudly enough to be heard through the wall
She definitely dropped the ball on that poor lady
So your weird neighbor (who says he hits women) says a woman he forces to walk around naked in his apartment has a fractured skull and he's not getting her medical attention, but you don't call 911 for help, and then you start to smell something like something dead, but you don't call 911 for help, and then he asks to borrow a saw to "carve up his mattress," but you don't call 911 for help.... people are just the worst. He would have gotten away with it if his friend hadn't ratted him out.
While I wish the cops were called, I can understand if she was scared/hesitant to call the cops. Allen harmed one of the cellmates who spoke with investigators; who's to say he wouldn't have done the same to his neighbor, if given the chance, had she intervened?
I'm with you & anyone using the "she was scared defence" aren't thinking it through. If you think you've got a women beating(hence hating) monster living next door & you're suspicious of him the safest move you could make is call for help. The nasty neighbours lucky she didn't suffer a similar fate. I think she's a fake who said after the fact she had suspicions but was oblivious to anything untoward going on until the cops were everywhere
I understand the sentiment but it's important to consider how she was feeling all throughout. No one wants to believe anyone is cruel enough to do such horrible things. As humans we often try to make sense of confusing situations. We tend to push aside that voice in the back of our heads telling us something is wrong. We can't blame her for not contacting the police because who knows what state of mind she was in at that point. The only one who deserves every bit of blame is that manipulative controlling psychopath. Usually it's not easy to detect when someone is lying or being deceptive when they put on a show. Sure the signs were all there but we can't pin the blame on her .
And if they didn't find her in the house and they don't make an arrest she could be the next victim
No one reports anything anymore you can't even rely on neighbours to listen out they don't even report anything when they smell dealth
"Now remember when we open this, this is something we will never be able to unsee".
That gave me the chills.😕
@@Karensoprano.They're human, not some robots without emotion. Such things can weigh heavily on a person..
@Karensoprano. I don't think that makes them soft at all. Trauma is horrible for both the individuals suffering from it and those it bleeds out on.
It really is haunting.
Goosebumps all over my balls
“I’m a greedy boy” bout some cookies after you got caught with a body in the cooler is INSANE
That made me gag 🤢when I heard it 😂
Yea wanting cookies is crazy work
He couldn’t even stop himself from taking it to not look like an absolute beast… idk how these officers keep a straight face 😑
Made me angry 😤
They wanted to put him at ease. It's a ploy. They knew he was sick f**k.
The way you guys built the tension with this editing going back and forth between the interrogation and the bodycam building up on the horror of the crime was something else.
"She's not here, here's here suitcase from when she was"
The way the officers sighs after. He's definitely knows something awful happened at that moment.
Yeah this dude is not right in the head. Like he wants to be beater and a killer but isn't smart enough to get away with it. Pretty sure he has had some form of TBI, hard to believe that someone could be that casual about the whole situation he was in and saying the things he said as if it was a plausible story.
The police insisted in check with no warrant, I was thinking I hope they don't use that on his favor once he is in court, thankfully the judge allowed, I thought he was going to get away with that , scarry people like him and worse are out there living like nothing 🫤
Past tense is never a good sign😔
I didn't realize that I post my comment in someone else comment 😂, sorry about that
@@abigailstars2013scarry? Like scars everywhere? Of scary? 😨 like scared?? 😜 😜
The First suspect to ever ask the police to give him one day to clean his crime scene.
@Alleswirdgut1 thats messed up lol i shouldnt be laughing.. sorry........
@Alleswirdgut1 only thing worse than being a cop in america, probably a marine in the fallujah offensive. that thing was brutal.
@Alleswirdgut1you need the fbi called on you 🤡
not true. claralyn balazs did that and then got immunity
right, Wade is stupid as well as evil.
I wonder why i cant get any sleep. *proceeds to watch over a 1 hr murder documentary at 1 am
I'm a glutton for punishment, too
Literally me rn
@@rileyreviewsalbumssame😂
Same
🙋🏼♀️‼️
*looks in the cooler “everythings good now?🥺” “yup everythings good ur under arrest okay?” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
love how the cop barely opens the cooler an inch and is like yeah that's enough you're under arrest
If you’ve ever smelled a dead body you don’t even have to look. That smell would have filled the apartment instantly just from being cracked.
@@ryanhampson673its like rotten eggs mixed with trash and rotten meat
@@ryanhampson673It only smelled after they opened it but yes.
Is the smell of humans similar to a dead animal?
@@namankumar7246 Yes
This cannot be the first disturbing thing he has done. Absolutely disgusting.
That's scarey too. Ugh. 😳👹
The one dude said he's a serial killer... but as far as I know, he never told anyone else that he had more victims. I think he just meant in his mentality. Like, if this guy goes free, he's going to kill more people.
This is a lifetimes worth of frustration and living in a fantasy land. Nobody does this out of the blue. He's had to done things leading up to this.
@@cernunnos_lives Every serial killer has to start somewhere. They've all had their first victim and cut up their first body, etc... It definitely warrants investigation though. I would be looking into other disappearances and see if there was any connection to him with any of them.
I forgot about the fact that one of his cellmates referred to him being a "serial killer," but they never expanded on it. I wonder if there _were_ any further suspicions.
“I can’t open the cooler because I’m saving it for summer” ? Because opening it makes it unusable for the summer? Dude was pulling excuses out of nowhere
@@juliecrane9647lol I was literally just about to type the same 😂thing
@@juliecrane9647not that it’s funny
@@Nous520 oops I think I deleted my comment or UA-cam did? Yes his excuses were "lagging behind" him. I Googled this case and he pled guilty to what they bargained him down to...2nd degree and no S. Abuse. He got 35 to 60 yrs only. Not for sure on yrs bc I read it quickly but it's close
Also one of the cell mates he S. Assaulted 1.5 yrs after they ratted on him
It was reduced too. Wtf with some MI. Law!!
They put this POS in the cell with his victim knowing he had talked to the cops.
Unbelievable. Yep I was kinda joking when I wrote 1st time but after reading up I'm disgusted how little he is punished.
I was sort of dying from second hand embarrassment a little during those parts about the summer stuff being in the cooler lol
I think I can understand wanting to keep your corpses private.
“More pieces to the puzzle” as it shows the puzzle on the ground was a nice touch
I thought the same exact thing.
Props to the interrogators for having to remain neutral and even polite at points during these gross disturbing and just plain sad conversations. That’s strength.
They truly are professional and working for the victims and justice at that point. Knowing that's possibly the only chance the truth will ever be spoken.
Truly, it takes hella strength to not get mad or irritated in this situation. I can definitely say I would have reacted SO badly.
I'm from the Kalamazoo area. This was ALL over the news. She had her troubles as I understand it, and children... NO ONE deserves this. Everyone wondered what truly happened to this girl until the semi vague headlines came out and now, they're gonna know because I'm sharing this left and right. I'm thankful I stumbled on this video because now everyone knows she didn't "just go missing" and "was killed". She was assaulted, r*ped, dismembered and had an unjustified, brutal death. RIP, KJ. I'm so sorry this monster did this to you 🥺😔💔
if there was any chance to make a run for it, she should have taken it, this guy is a monster.
I’m from Sturgis and this was on my street, We still talk about this to this day 😭
@@JSEEEEE220so you knew the guy?
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
To see other inmates get upset to the point of tears recounting what this monster did speaks volumes.
Criminals will cry crocodile 🐊 tears if that meant they can get a deal for cooperating. They’re all losers
@Burrgametate people make bad choices it doesn't mean they are bad people. I've been to jail myself and I meet some not do bad people in there. You do what you gave to do to get through it.
@@BurrgametatePeople like you are the worst. Literally zero empathy. Not realizing you are most likely closer to people like Wade than those other inmates.
You can be in jail for so many reasons. And most people in jail are not inherently bad people. Those other inmates showed compassion and you don't automatically get "a better deal" because you share information like that. That's something people say that watch too much TV.
The only loser here, besides Wade, is you.
Most people in prison aren't murderers, alot are just drug users/sellers
@@Burrgametateyou do realize not all ppl in jail are k!llers right? Also officers don’t care if you tell the information you have crying or laughing, they’ll get years off anyways lol, crying won’t give you extra years taken off compared to when you don’t cry 💀
“You can talk to me man, it’s between me and you”
And UA-cam lol
The detective and officer questioning him did so well. He mentions how him regularly visiting her decomposing corpse in his bathtub might seem crazy. Not crazy. Twisted, but not crazy. I love how the detective gives him a false sense of comfort by suggesting that, visiting her corpse in his bathtub is no different than someone visiting the grave sight of their loved one. He’s so blissfully ignorant of his own depravity, this not only made sense to him, but made him feel it was okay to keep explaining more details.
That's training right there. You get more milk from a complacent cow.
Good training there.
The fact that multiple other inmates came forward and requested to speak to the police about what was said speaks volumes
I think they probably did it for reduced sentences, but it still speaks volumes in that they disregard the "stop snitching" aspect of prison
And some of them were even crying.
@@cindymcnutt4109 Don't be fooled by their alligator tears. I looked them up in the Michigan database. The old white guy was sentenced as a SA offender against children, and the black guy ALSO beat his girlfriend very badly and strangled her to death in front of her children then fled the scene.
@@Tupac876omg they shouldn’t even be shocked tbh
@@Tupac876 can you tell me their names? this was back in 2020 and I cant find shit about this. plus pretty sure that was only in jail not prison therefore these guys coulda just been in for doing drugs or theft or some more common crime.
bro, if you have inmate after inmate after inmate saying how sick this guy is… one even saying “he needs to be put away for a long time man” you KNOW this is an incredibly disturbed, dangerous individual.
Especially since he seems so meek & mild mannered! That’s even more scary!
I thought he was telling the inmates all these details to keep him save from being beaten up if they knew how crazy he was. Usually those like him are cowards who would only go after the weak. I'm sure he's shitting his pant in prison when he's around the really bad guys 😂
@@myriaml173I saw in another comment that he is "thriving" in prison.
@@Sh3r-BearIDK, I think if he was less meek it would make it scarier for the officers...
@@jamesoshea580 how sad, but then it shows that's the place he belongs
Fuck this was NOT the true crime story I should've watched before bed. That poor woman. This is one of the case where I realized I am NOT desensitized by following too much true crime. Absolutely horrific.
Yeah I watched this last night. Still feel weird this afternoon.
Same. I watch true crime stuff all the time so I thought I'd be ok with this one too. How wrong I was. I can't think of a single fate that is worse than hers. If afterlife actually exists, nobody deserves hell more than this monster.
Lol
Does this means I'm truly truly desensitised?
I watched this as background noise while drawing...
@@mosayyeed Not really, it just takes one story to strike you. Like I always watched these as background or when I'm SUPPOSED to be sleeping, but this one snuck up on me
“I don’t have her” instead of saying “she’s not here.” RED F-ING FLAG!
He still thought of her as his property even after her death
That is such a good point... such a subtle but huge red flag.
I missed that. Good catch. You're right: major "red-flag".
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Maybe it’s just a southern thing but I hear people say that all the time. Like the same as “having friends over”. It’s fairly common when asked if someone is staying over to respond “no I don’t have them” or “Yeah I’ve got them”
That cop was so awesome. "Yep, we're all good. You're under arrest. Gotta get the crime task force out here." Just so calm!
Shame they almost got the evidence thrown out by not following procedure. Should have waited for a warrant and do it properly, not threaten him with detainment if he didn't let them search the place.
Was the body in the cooler? im so lost.
@@bodiedbysashaDid u finish the video?
@@bodiedbysasha watch the whole video then
@@Orion3TThey were there for a wellness check and like the cop said she could be hiding from the law in the cooler, wouldn’t looking in the cooler/closets be required to do a thorough wellness check?
To everyone who is giving credit to the cellmates for coming forward: Randall Miller (54:45) was sentenced to 20 to 60 years in prison for second-degree murder. Ironically, he also beat his girlfriend really badly and strangled her to death in front of her children then fled the scene. Brian Kline (56:45) was sentenced to 6 years for child mo. charges (this is YT I cannot say the entire word). Daniell Lee Trine (57:20) is a registered sex offender. The other two men I could not locate their public records, but you can imagine the police are not idiots to lock up someone as twisted as Wade Allen with people who got charged with drug posession charges as most of you are suggesting in the comments section. The only conclusion I can draw is that these men came forward for reduced sentences. Please use Google and do your research before you start showing support to GUILTY parties who have committed heinous crimes themselves.
Great info. Thanks for the research
Thanks for this comment. I’m one of those people who 😂definitely looks up stuff and puts it in the comments. So I appreciate this legwork 😅
Thank you for doing a superb job, taking the time to research these cellmates.
Great Message too
its not necessarily about people liking them its just more of the fact that they actually came forward with information that was able to be used against him.. i do understand your point though, and thank you for taking the time to do research but i did i just want to point out that many people are just glad they came forward. i do also carry a small amount of sympathy for the other inmates because even though they did do what they did, they’re human and nobody should ever have to hear someone gloat about a gruesome and horrific murder they commited
A bunch of great men here for sure.
I’m from Sturgis, I’m a frequent watcher of the channel and I was so surprised that you guys covered this. This happened a few years ago and was talked about a lot to this day.
why did he do it?
"an ordinary looking apartment" and it's the creepiest looking building youve seen
It looks similar to the one I stayed at during college, but he was also homeless shortly before he got the apartment so he probably couldn't afford much.
It's Dahmer's old apartment
Glad someone else caught that I was like “HUH”
I thought so too! I had to pause it and look longer. So creepy!!
Something out of Resident Evil 😫
“…and he brought her back to life.”
Never had I ever been so utterly shaken and disgusted until I heard that. The actual sadistic disregard for this woman’s life is something beyond the word horrifying can even describe.
like Dr Frankenstein he wanted to "play God". the desire for that level of control says how depraved he is
Like I had such a hard time watching this
This really has to be the darkest stuff I've ever heard. This man is a nightmare.
I heard of case I can't remember if it was in the UK or US of a young boy 7-9 where his kidnapper hung him several times and then resucitated him just so he could do it again. Eventually the poor boy died but that's evil on a whole new level.
Trigger warning!! Do not read if you are triggered by abuse.
I have or should say, HAD a nephew who’s brother told me he had a dog who upset him so he drown the dog, then gave it cpr to revive it, then drown it again. When In confronted said nephew he replied “My brother exaggerates”, but he never denied it. Anyway, I have not spoken to this nephew since nor will I ever. Anyone who disregards a living being whether human or animal, in such a manner, is a filthy, disgusting pos in my opinion.
I am a nurse and I couldn’t do this line of work. I thought my stomach was strong but the sights and smells would be too much; Kudos to our policemen and women.
Kudos to nurses
Now we should all understand why a lot of seasoned officers end up with some major issues
I was a EMT for over 30 years and I never got use to the smell a death. We carried Vicks rub in the squad to put under our noses...and all the law enforcement people knew where we kept it
Currently an enrolled nurse, blood, poop, nothing bothers me that much but this made me feel physically sick
I did 4 years of criminology/forensics and "hell no"d when i had to study actual crime scenes (from photos) from my city. i still think about those photos and the brutality one can inflict on another.
Bruh the cop who agreed to be the only one going in to his apartment has some balls of steel wtf
This man has no fear or he’s the best actor ever.
The fact that the inmates interrogated showed more empathy for KJ than Wade couldn't expressed in an entire lifetime says a lot...
100%
Most inmates are just regular people who couldn’t afford the same lawyers for committing the same petty crimes as wealthy people.
Mostly non-violent stuff.. occasionally someone who belongs in prison like this guy slips through the cracks & ends up there but there’s a WHOLE lot of decent people in prisons & jails all over the United States who shouldn’t be there. ..at least not for decades.
@@fromchopinthey would have been in a holding cell.... when he gets to prison, lm sure they'll look after him!!..
@@fromchopinSorry, bro, but most people in prison are not in their for small petty crimes. Jail, sure, but if you are in prison you are serving over 2 years usually. Armed robbery, burglary, large drug cases, rape, pedophilia, murder, car theft, and usually repeat offenders, not first-time offenders. First time non violent criminals almost always do under a year, which is jail, not prison lol. Anyone who has been to prison knows this is just straight nonsense 😂
Nah, they were lookin for time off for telling
When the cell mate said he killed her and he brought her back to life using CPR to only torture her some more was one of the worst things I’ve ever heard.
absolutely vile.
And then took it even further when she had passed away. I’m not sure I’ve seen a case this evil before.
Reminds me of BDK and a couple of others….. I’m scared he’s done this before.
@@cuzthatshoweyrollthere’s been worse on this page lol. Must be new here
It is exactly what serial killer BTK did. It's sadistic and calculated
@bmk9844this isn’t Twitter 😂
When you have the other prisoners this disgusted and grossed out, you are indeed a monster.
Most prisoners in America are non-violent offenders. Drugs and shoplifting are the most common crimes. Of course his holding cellmates were horrified. He wasn't in a prison with other hardcore murderers. He was in holding, waiting for court, with normal dudes who can't afford to bail themselves out or are waiting for bail.
came here to say the same, several of them wiped tears as they recited what they heard. That was jarring to see, this is the kinda guy you need to put _under_ the jail.
@@prettyevil6662000 To be fair, the majority of even "hardcore murderers," as you phrased it, would be sickened by this guy. I cannot see him surviving well in genpop.
@@prettyevil6662000 Yea, a lot of people in there are often just everyday run of the mill types of people that either grew up among that sort of lifestyle with constant run-ins with the law or so happened to get got caught up in some shite that they needed to serve time over (drugs, fraud, not paying fines/being suspended, failing probation or something, etc.) with the more severe lifer types outright committing the act of taking a life in such sadistic ways being more among the minority. A lot are usually doing less than 10 years.
A number of them have families, have kids, sisters, mothers, aunts, etc. and will not care one bit to “snitch” (I fcking hate that word, but it is what it is) on someone that openly brags to others about the torturous horrors that they put someone through as a lot of them just don’t fck with that lifestyle. They may be in the slammer, but it doesn’t mean every single one of them are disgusting and gross people that has done evil heinous things.
time to be reminded that not all prisoners are evil ppl with gruesome crimes like Wade.
Blaming the victim for “ not being able to adjust the water temperature “ is pure insanity especially after admitting she lost her motor skills .. and you went to sleep .. 💔 like HUH ?!😒
If your cell mates are crying talking about your atrocities, you know you are irredeemable
Unredemable 😂😂😂
Irredeemable
@@jellybean90 mb
Right they were horrified.
@Blueeapp-jh7qw yes thats right
@triplethegrowth
Keyboard warrior
I’ve heard my fair share of disgusting details brought to light by serial killers and rapists during videos like this. But absolutely nothing prepared me for when learning that he strangled her to death, watched the clock, and then successfully resuscitated her back to life to continue her tortures. That is absolutely one of the most bone-chilling, vile, most evil things I have ever fucking heard by far.
I cannot even begin to fathom the last couple of weeks of her poor life in that nightmare scenario. Absolutely awful.
Rest in peace, Kelly-Jien. I found her on Facebook and found a news article about her online. From what people describe, she sounded like a great person. God bless her soul.
This is the same thing Ted Bundy would do to his victims it’s so sad and sooo disturbing
Imagine someone causing you a head injury and then you’re so permanently injured that you then depend on the abuser to eat and bathe etc…. imagine the absolute fear & trauma.
Stockholm syndrome
That's how Child predator services works
Imagine how hard you need to hit someone to cause such a brain injury.
Crashing your car at 40 mph wouldnt cause that.
It seriously takes someone beating you over the head ALOT of times.
Trained MMA fighters do this to people and dont cause this injury
@@thierpetersen7907if u watched the full video the inmates said he claimed to have choked her to death then revived her (I got the impression it was multiple times but I’m not certain on that), and after reviving her one time she got the “brain injury” and couldn’t talk eat move etc
@@j3zzo_official That all the details I need to know! I don't want to know more!
I gotta say I really admire the officers' ability to remain calm and even appear empathetic. That must have been really hard to pretend this guy was normal to keep him talking. I also feel so bad for the officers on scene who had to actually see and identify the carnage. My cousin's a retired law officer and I once made the mistake of asking her the worst thing she'd seen and she recounted several horrible things with picture perfect accuracy that I can't unhear. They carry it with them their whole lives.
You know how bad you have to be to get an entire cell block of inmates to snitch on you?
For them to get to the point where they'd snitch and report him, rather than give him cell block justice, is the scariest thing I've heard of in a while.
@@YourGodStalin
Honestly tho
or just be neurodivergent, which he is.
@@BobDinners1771 People being neurodivergent doesn't automatically make them commit heinous crimes like this. It's kind of sickening that you relate the two. There is a difference between a psychopath killer and a neurodivergent individual. THIS GUY IS EVIL. PURE AND SIMPLE.
@chrissanchez1771 Wow dude way to make me out to be a serial killer. I'm a neurodivergent individual, but the worst impression I'm giving people (as far as I realize) is that I'm pretty awkward and shy when conversing with strangers. I wouldn't say that's the same as seeming like I'm not all there while admitting the absolutely grueling details of my disgusting murder. :/
this dude just changed my mind about capital punishment. there's no need for this guy on the planet.
1000 percent
You're ignorant
how on earth was that second degree . been watching these kind of videos . and seen people get death penalty for less
You must not hear about many crime stories then
@@andrewandreas2063all depends on the jury 🤷♀️
“Can I have a soda please?”
“Um.. keep walking.”
Hes a greedy disgusting slob
idk if I was reading into it too much but I noticed an immediate change of voice tone right after the first officer checked the cooler. I swear I could here the pain in his voice for the next few sentences. He seemed dumbfounded when that dude ask for the soda, he'd just seen one of the worst things he'll have to witness in his life and the fella that did it is asking for a damn drink.
@@Sk0diethat’s the exact same feeling I got! it chilled my bones. I had that exact thought too, “how could this man ask for a soda knowing he 1) killed someone and has a dead body in his cooler and 2) just came THIIIS close to the cops discovering it?? I’ve gotten so nervous and anxious that I can barely drink water let alone ask for a soda, and that was in situations WAY less stressful and disturbing than this.
Right!
😂
Criminals are beyond stupid
Idk how anyone can hear about the torture he inflicted on her and still say there’s no such thing as evil people...only a monster feels joy in someone else’s pain
I know of a woman who has been missing for over a decade. She told my mom that she would say goodbye if she ever left. She lived with her abusive ex husband. She had nowhere to go. She eventually never showed back up to my mom's house and the neighbors called the police because they kept smelling something dead. The police never checked or got a warrant to check. Nobody has heard from her since. 😢
Omg that's horrible
My God that's really sad
Yeah, I've seen them dismiss a death AND another disappearance, simply because they didn't want to deal with the evidence. I truly hate to say it, but the Police are NObody's "friend."
That's SO SAD.
So terrible and sad, I wonder why the cops wouldn't investigate
The empathy of that officer preparing his partner… 😢 some things are hard to put into words but I am so thankful these fine officers exist.
Yeah I know its completely different, but as a medical student if doctors gave this kind of warning for the more traumatising parts of the job it'd make so much difference
@jessicalake944 I'm a nurse and all we can do is do what we need for someone else.
And then the weirdo responds "nice" " it smells now🥲"
Convicted of 2nd degree murder and mutilation of a dead body... So he didn't get convicted for torturing, mutilating and paralyzing her while she was still alive? I actually find that offensive to the victim and her family. I think 60 years in prison is pretty lenient, especially since he's so proud of what he did, because if i had been the judge, this monster would have gotten the death penalty.
Those charges would be extremely hard to prove in court, he couldnt get out of the 2nd degree or the mutilation
He isn't getting out. This guy is not surviving his sentence
Also they would have to prove certain things and it's easier to get him on the charges they used. Happens all the time. It's the same thing as serial killer mobsters getting caught for tax evasion and charged for that and not the murders
@@VinnyI6420 Hm, that makes sence i guess, he was bragging about it in jail though, i won't pretend to know the first thing about law, but i wonder if that's not a valid reason to prolong his sentence, since it's basically a confession.
Prosecution probably had enough to stick him for what he was found guilty for. Unfortunately our systems are flawed terribly. But they knew that if they went for those charges they absolutely would get him versus if they went after bigger charges they could have lost the case and he'd be walking free.
It's disgusting to me, trust it's angering to see but I can understand the reasoning behind their choice of charges. At least they got him on those, instead of risking him walking away.
I wish the system wasn't so flawed
Unfortunately the system is flawed
They knew they 100% could get him on the charges that they gave him so they put all they had info that instead of risking losing the case and him walking free they would rather get him on these charges. They have to prove without a single inch of doubt he's guilty of each charge. The ones that they gave him they were able to prove without a doubt versus the other ones they couldn't 100% prove unfortunately.
The system is flawed terribly. It is frustrating
“Can I look in that cooler?”
“She’s not in there.”
“Can I look?”
“No it’s for the summer.”
Hearing the former inmates speak about what happened to the women and having to take breaks on sleeping to make sure they have an eye on the killer is actually insane. This guy is a monster and deserves to be locked up for life.
They should lock him up for life with you
Snitching in prison is normally a cardinal sin. But, these inmates would probably get a pass considering the circumstances.
@@vicious99yep FBI, this one right here.
This is the time I believe there is a special place in hell. He is satan walking this earth.
@@vicious99 Hey chops.
This guy did unspeakable things to that poor woman. But he also traumatized anyone else who was involved, including the officers and his cell mates.
Including everyone who watches this video
I use to work at a coroners office in southern CA when I was 18. After that job you realize there is evil walking amongst us and you must be vigilant about details when around people. The memory of things I saw are burned into me in vivid detail. I’m 62 now and that job changed me as a person.
MANY PRAYERSNLUV 😢😢
Can you elaborate a little when you say vigilant about details when around people?
Probably mannerisms, it's good to pay attention to how someone speaks and acts. There's a lot more fucked up people than most realise, especially when it comes to children and animals. They are everywhere.
I'm a 'paranoid' person and am always on edge if in public or somewhere the door isn't locked and I'm alone. Always alert at night, door locked or not. Always watching other people, checking over my shoulder, and listening. No music in public, no overly crowded or dark areas, and definitely no dark alleys or going into unknown buildings. A coworker recently told me that she went to Mexico, took random drugs from some man and followed him to a 2nd location at night because he promised access to a toilet. She lived, obviously, but she easily could have not. 😐
Oh wow
Bless you Sir
I wish the neighbor would have called the Police over her suspicions, she even said, she suspects he is keeping her under duress! 😡😥😥
Hearing the cops say "this is something that we will never be able to unsee" is incredibly human and makes me respect them even more. People forget the sacrifice our first responders make.
Yeah, the „Nice“ at 37:10 is a little disrespectful though.
@@sveenyJust stop, he was saying that in response to the smell and situation. I worked in EMS for 13 years and have been on scenes similar to this and the sight, smells, the feel of the air and the gravity on these calls through you off guard and you hope that you respond gracefully...
So considering the whole situation. him saying "nice..." when he just smelled and saw the decomposing and dismembered body of a person... he handled himself quite well.
So go somewhere else with your sidline quarterbacking
@@erictheguapo fair point. Can‘t imagine being in such a horrid situation myself and have no idea how I‘d react.
Sure Jan
@@sveenyyour comment could be literally the only comment I have ever read where someone actually listened to the other comment and decided to look at both sides instead of arguing a point regardless of who is wrong.
Nicely done!
It sucks that we live in a place where a comment like yours stands out.
Unknowingly sitting on a dead body and finding out later would mess with me forever
Me too! Highly Disturbing for sure
I would check every cooler from there on out before I sit on one
You could tell he was deeply affected, I'd even say traumatized. I hope he finds peace knowing he helped her get some justice, the best he could. (I say some justice bc how he didn't get life no parole is sickening.)
😅 hey let's not act like any of these inmates truly cared for this woman they probably saw this as an opportunity to get time off their sentence I would not be surprised if they contacted the lawyer first
Dont swim in any lakes. Full of dead bodies - all of em. Sorry to ruin lakes for you.
That cop who looked in the cooler kept such control of his emotions that's crazy. Commend him for keeping it professional af.
For real. They’re unbelievable professionals. I don’t know how they do it. Shout out to them.
You guys MUST be joking. They had their emotions in check, sure, but beyond that, they were absolute amateurs.
@@bojohannesen4352ok armchair cop
@@holyshitcomedy5530 He has a point, they deviated from procedure and almost got evidence thrown out on a 4th amendment violation.
That cop got Dahmer vibes when he saw the cooler and fridge...
I love how persistent the officer was about the cooler. It makes me proud that officers like this are here protecting the community ❤
ESPECIALLY once Wade started getting shifty about it. I also love that the cop was being upfront about being suspicious about it to the suspect. Kinda funny
You deffo habe something in a cooler
"An ordinary looking apartment"
[video shows photo of the haunted mansion]
I thought that too! man I said that's ordinary for 'mericans? that's a dumpster!
😂 I thought the same exact thing
@@zxy123fthought the exact same thing also
Something Scooby and the gang would explode lol
@@3Clodit's not
The fact that two of the inmates went into tears when describing what Wade had told to them and his attitude about the situation shows you how sickening it really was to get prisoners to cry over telling police what Wade had told them what he did
It's the difference between being a criminal and being a monster.
Yeah… some criminals aren’t evil, some are just thief’s or addicts etc, and some of us were just broken and lost, addicts and people with mental issues, not saying crimes are ok ofcs haha😅
Anyone who's dealt with inmates should know that prisoner testimony is almost always bullshit. They'll lie for nothing. Just to get out of prison for a day to go to court for a day. Anything. Shit should be inadmissible
@@harper.la.veganomost people in jail are just down on their luck and not bad people, they would never do anything like that and abhor his actions 😢
Fake rat tears.
This is one of the sickest stories I’ve ever heard. RIP, KJ
"an ordinary looking apartment"
*flashes back to resident evil 7*
Exactly🥴 that apt was far from “ordinary”
Holy shit perfect description
Mansion not apartment. Akin to the first game. And nothing seemed normal from the outside or inside.
LMAO
Never finished it. Was too scared. I think I stoped around the time you walk intoa room with a dollhouse. Hard to remember. Great game though
That woman was truly a resilient force. May she rest in peace now, finally. Far away from any monstrosities.
the part that made me the saddest was when she was revived after getting choked but lost all motor functions, then had to endure all those things done to her
@@user-vc5rp7nf8fbut what made me feel a little bit better is that she lost her ability to sense pain
Look, the fact you are steering cops away from that cooler is a massive red flag
And then when they open it and he says "we're all good, I showed you everything" - uhhhhh, good for what??
right? I have one of thsoe exact coolers, it's turned on its side in the garage to keep the water out, you can look any time you want, no probs.
Oh exactly he's a sadistic monster
Or maybe in the first minute when the officers were asking for "Kimberly", and he immediately corrects them and says "Kelly?", then says he has no clue where she could be.
yea lol he couldnt be more obvious
Watching stuff like this makes me look into my wife's eyes and say to her, to myself, i will never hurt you. Ever.
Creepy. The cops should probably do a wellness check on your wife.
Props to the cop for not letting him get rid of the body. And being aware of the cooler.
Right
Those officer were extremely close to blowing the case. I hope they got disciplined.
@@bojohannesen4352how?
@bojohannesen4352 No they did not, they handled this perfectly. You obviously don't work around law enforcement or how it all goes down on scenes like this. You've already called these officers stupid on other comments here. Grow the fuck up, and maybe put yourself in their shoes if you're so good at this line of work yourself. I've worked with LE for years.
“I hope the cops get disciplined for catching a murderer” dang I knew it was clown world out here but you set the bar even lower 🤡
This guy gave me the worst vibes from the get-go. Just the way he talks, moves around, everything. What a monster. Rest in peace KJ.
He's got that flabby, pallid look, too. Most unpleasant.
Really? He seemed like a harmless fat guy to me
@@mackhomie6... I agree... prolly would be fun to play magic (mtg) with
@@mackhomie6 I agree! That's why the story is so creepy to me...He looks and talks like the ordinary neighbor next door.
@@brian8507I don't want to picture a guy like this outside of a jail cell.
I am so proud of his cellmates, how they came forward & spoke up. That must've been extra hard for them as inmates, knowing they can't really get away from him. Thank you, gentlemen, for taking the risk & doing the right thing.
I wouldn’t exactly refer to them as gentlemen, considering they’re in prison
@@THELAW360 not all bad people end up in prison. People make mistakes
@@weirdoslovemrshelton Yeah I agree people make mistakes. But mistakes don’t always land you in prison. Specific actions put you there. If you can find the time to research the 5 men’s crimes and prove to me they are gentlemen then I’d put it aside. But until then, I’m not holding my breath
@@THELAW360I don't have to prove anything to anyone. I'm a decent person and I'd go to prison with a smile on my face if someone harmed my daughter and caught em 🤷🏿♂️. Doesn't mean I'm a bad person.
@@weirdoslovemrshelton Sure, but the same type of people that would harm your daughter could be the same men you’re referring to as gentlemen. I’m simply telling you I’m not going to refer these men as such without knowing what they’re in for, and I’d advise you do the same
just absolutely sickening.
Please never let this guy out of prison. He is dangerous.
He’s dangerous to even his cell mates. He needs to be locked in solitary forever.
Euthanasia is the word you’re looking for
Yeah the person that posted this video has no control over that. Who are you talking to?😂
@@ShewasIwas-biden because this is the comment section
If he never sets a foot wrong in prison, and serves the minimum number of years on each of his 3 convictions (ordered to be served consecutively), he will be in his mid-80s when released. I think that life without the possibility of parole would have been more appropriate.
When your own cell mates are afraid of you and have to keep an eye on you every second, that's disturbing...
Those inmates weren't afraid of that fat sloth They were just trying to make themselves seem like choir boys so they could lessen their own sentences! Normally convicts will quickly tell on someone that tells them something about their crime when they are not afraid of that person and see it as an opportunity to shorten their own sentence. If it was a prison gang leader telling them horrific stuff, they wouldn't have said a word to the guards or police!
maybe fatso told them on purpose so he can "scare them" so they wont touch/beat him ?
"Once [Wade] discovered that his cellmates had spoken to police, he attacked one of the men." I'm sorry, what the f*ck did you say?? So you have this man who you know for a fact is a sadistic killer (possibly serial killer) who is possessive and controlling, whose cellmates are so terrified that they literally sleep in shifts so that there is never a moment he isn't being actively watched. You then interview said terrified cellmates and get them to snitch on said sadistic possible serial killer and you then do what with those same cellmates?? YOU PUT THEM BACK INTO THE SAME CELL AS HIM?!? You have got to be sh*ting me. First off, how do the correctional officers approve that, and second how did the cellmates not be like "I'll gladly tell you everything I know about this monster to make sure he never sees the light of day again but not at the cost of my own wellbeing and life potentially, so either I don't tell you anything or you make sure that not only do I never share a cell with this man after I talk to you but that our paths never cross again even by mistake bc I don't want to be standing in line for chow two-years from now which some clerical mistake puts us in the same room at the same time, and next thing I know I'm getting shanked in the back bc y'all f*cked up and I was early in line for Taco Tuesday."
@@Dr_darkBRIGHT What the video left out about the attack on the inmate was that it was a sexual assault. So he got back at the inmate by....violating him
@@Bikerxgames540 Also, just for my own edification would you mind sharing how you became aware of that fact? About it specifically being a SA, i mean?
As soon as he started on details about "how movable she was" in various states of decomposition, I got that gut feeling 'desecration of a corpse' was gonna be on the list...
Me too 😢
I was waiting for that. His cell mates were horrified.
God you can hear how scared the cop is as soon as he sees the cooler.. he knows what hes going to see. 😢
"I haven't seen 'that person' in months" was all he had to say. Completely trying to dissociate and distant himself.
“I showed you everything?? 😃😃” dude thought he was home free
He was so bold for that 😭 like sir you just showed them human remains
@@TheSierra360 he really said “everything should be good now 🙂” SIRRR?????!!?
"Where's ya warrant" "I'm retarded and shouldn't answer questions without a lawyer here"
"this'll work, surely"
@@c.h.7436ya lol he was hoping the cop didn’t clearly see what’s in the cooler lol , but for real tho I can’t fathom how someone can try to get away from that and continue living life like wtf
You can only imagine the feeling of having to open a cooler knowing what is in there will scar you for life.
Watching this entire case just made my skin crawl. Every single detail made me want to retch.