You truly never know. I was out with three friends in Manhattan’s Washington Square Park. A guy who sold us a couple of dime bags, rode back up to us on his bike and pulled out a 12 to 15 inch blade and attempted to hold us up right there in the park. The cops were on horses only 150 feet away from us. We made a bit of a commotion the guy rode off. About 15 people walked past us during the event and nobody saw a thing. In fact, the cops were getting annoyed with us, thinking we made it up. Then, they actually frisked my friend and found a dime bag on him. Curious about what the cops did with my buddy? They made him eat it and laughed at him. It was one of the weirdest nights of my life.
She wanted to divorce. She went out for this dinner only because he insisted. Otherwise, she had no intention to come together with him. Ladies, if you plan to divorce, meet your ex-to-be in an attorney's office. Never be alone with them. Even seemingly stable and non-violent guys can go ballistic and you may end up dead. This is one case that I do not have a smidgen of doubt. He killed her for 2M insurance money.
Likewise...Men should only see their ex in public places or under supervision, as they are extremely manipulative and often play the victim, with the judiciary taking their side without doing the digging 🤮
@@Marco-hg4cx Men and women operate differently. A bitter wife would not take you to a lonely place and pull the trigger. However, she may poison you or she may slander you. Therefore, if you have the slightest suspicion, do not stay alone with her or if she offers any drink, reject it. Men should also protect themselves. Nevertheless, let's agree that violent crimes are committed by men in general.
Seeing her baby brother's reaction to the verdict was heartbreaking! He probably loved that guy too....and not only did his mother die young, sister tmurdered, his "father figure" is the one that did it! I hope that young man and all her family finds peace...but it will be difficult!
Yes. Exactly. The pain. I feel so bad for them but I promise the exact true will be for all to hear some day and they will be with their mother/sister !!! Little comfort until that day !! 😞🙏
Yes. I wish I knew why. I am such a peaceful person bur for some reason I am addicted to these stories. I think part of me can't wrap my head around the fact that some of us are so filled with poison that we can commit these egregious and horrific acts.
The evidence that Justin googled how to shot ones self, that he drove past several places over ten miles to seek help, and that creepy song he downloaded and deleted was enough for me to ascertain that he killed his wife. The gun that was used he likely got rid of it within those ten miles he drove before "getting help"
Yes, all that plus the affaire convinced me of his guilt. To dump the gun he could've taken a small detour or burry it in the sand somewhere or dump it in a drain or...
The fact he had searched google how to shoot one self and not get too hurt , nailed it for me. Why would an innocent person be researching that . Hes guilty
@@bernhardfreudent6232 they have to share that evidence with the defense lol so obviously they’re not lying about it because they had to give the evidence of the Google search to Justin‘s defense attorney
I’m glad they addressed his drive to “get help”. At first I was thinking they were at a beach out in the middle of nowhere but to go 10 miles past all those stores??
@@pedenmk A big reason for that is the in our own backyard.. The state our country is in keeps getting worse and worse which makes people lose trust and faith in our leaders, which makes them unstable in a variety of ways.
I had the wind knocked out of me by a horse,then I had my leg broken by a horse.He should have asked.."have you ever shot yourself"?That would have made as much sense.
I know real tears when I see one. It tugs my heartstrings. Justin's tears did not move me even one bit. He's crying for himself. His face during the funeral says a lot. But when April's brother cried, I cried. So sad for the siblings. This is guys is as shady as they get. Sounds narcissistic to me.
I've seen a true sociopath be able to cry and produce tears at the drop of a hat, after bragging about the ability to do so. That's exactly what I see watching Justin Barber's performance. As cold and calculated as they come as evident when he didn't even flinch when the jury announced the guilty verdict. So sad for April and her family that she crossed paths with him in the first place.
It would’ve been interesting for the interviewer to ask Justin why he searched how to shoot yourself without dying, and a couple other things that were pointed out
You can bet his lawyers made them submit their questions ahead of time. He'd be going through appeals and/or trying to get a new trial. They're not gonna let them ask him anything that, might make him look guilty.
I was waiting for that also. I’m wondering why the interviewer didn’t ask that either. To me, that one act was case closed, right there. I’m thinking there was some stipulation to the interview that he couldn’t ask him that question. He. couldn’t possibly have had a logical explanation for that.
@@tammybeeles1068 Well, I live in England, and even I know they hardly ever carry it out! Even if they do, it takes 30 years, so he'd know he wouldn't get the electric chair anyway, even if he was sentenced to it!
His hideous histrionics accompanied by the crocodile tears failed him miserably. His face is writ large with GUILT from the moment the show began. Deepest condolences to dear April and her family/friends who loved her so much.
@@dlyras Why? Buying a life insurance policy is best done when you are young while it is cheap. And it makes sense if you own a house and have bills. And once you have kids it is even more important to carry it. And it may sound a bit morbid but my wife and I agreed that if either of us die we might as well make some money from the death so the other could carry on comfortably and without worry.
Omg the way he asks "Have you ever been kicked by a horse?" is just so cringe, and such a classic narcissistic thing to do. Narcissists will choose extreme circumstances and examples so that they can seem like they're trying to relate while also keeping the roadblocks up and keeping you distracted with trying to empathize so you don't think logically and won't smell their BS.
He very well may have done it, but what actual direct evidence did they have to prove it? Those jurors failed. They made a judgement based on their opinions, suppositions, and emotions. There was more than enough reasonable doubt for him to be innocent.
@@timothymccrary442 you're absolutely correct. It's as if people have completely forgotten about being innocent until proven guilty and the concept of reasonable doubt.
@@slicedbread5692 It seems like often there is reasonable doubt but the husband or wife often gets convicted because there is no other suspect . That being said since the jurrors prayed about it as a Christian i would have more confidence in their verdict than if they had not prayed about it.
To be fair, that does actually happen in reality quite frequently. There are tons of people that have been shot multiple times and survived it, and tons of other people that have been shot a single time and gone down fast.
@꧁꧂Suzanne꧁꧂ have you ever been shot/shot at/lost a lot of blood? Fortunately, I myself have never been shot but I have been in combat and been shot at a lot, and I've seen some people do some weird things when they've been hit. It is completely unsurprising to me that a person isn't thinking very clearly after being shot 4 times.
@@leigha2814 sometimes you do your best to raise them, and they still turn out wrong. I look at nature vs nurture. Some people show signs early in youth, parents may try to curb the behavior only to fail. I don't know what the right answer is in child rearing. But having interviewed parents whose kids were simply defiant and darn right evil but raised in a loving environment....it's baffling.
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31:01 Can you imagine driving to find help for your dying wife, and you drive past many houses but don't stop because you think to yourself, "Nah, I really don't want to get some old man out of bed." Only in a sociopaths warped mind does this excuse seem even remotely believable. 😂
He killed his beautiful, loving Wife for selfish, Narcissistic reasons. How cruel is that? His pretend grief didn't fly. I feel bad for her Family and friends. Rest in Peace Sweet April ❤️🥀
We were physically attracted to each other right away. They were such a cute couple. They were both good looking people. I didn't hear one person say their personalities meshed. Even his mother in law said ,.I liked very much, she was so beautiful. They seem all the looks .My husband were both good looking but people would say they were so good for each other both so giving and work so well together. First before they say we were a cute couple they would say powerful family oriented couple.
I feel absolutely terrible for that little sister & little brother of April. Those 2 kids depended on her for stability. She was the only thing left that they had, that was the closest thing to their mom. & he snatched that away from them. When they were living with them when they were 1st married, I feel like there is so much more to the story as to why they got sent away to live with relatives, & I want to know the reason behind it.
He is so guilty it’s written all over his face. He said he didn’t want to go knocking on people’s door because he didn’t want to wake them…What kind of man considers other’s feelings when it comes to his wife’s life? A man who truly loves his wife would have stepped in front of the assailant and possibly died trying to protect her. The fact that he was shot 4 times on areas that were not life threatening, but April’s shot was fatal. What kind of robber shoots their victim and not take anything??? 🤦🏻♀️ RIP April.
Why would not he take things away if he eanted to stage a robbery? Is not it strange? On an other hand the robber could just freak out of what he did...
He is the most dangerous type of narcissist that exists...that is...one who can feign humility and/or sadness and actually fool someone else... I have little doubt that he would victimize anyone who stands in his way...
His mimicking of genuine emotion really is cringe. We as actual humans and not psychopaths recognize this guy’s phony grieving act IMMEDIATELY. But I think in his charming, courting, grooming mode he was probably quite convincing to naive women. 🤮
I must be gullible and naive. I didn't think he sounded like a narcissist or murderer during his speaking. I was really surprised when they said he did a search about shooting himself.
Before the evidence started piling against him, I thought he was innocent. He is a very good actor. And the fact that he was cheating on her and at first lied about it, made it clear he could not be trusted. He was a liar. Now I am convinced he is a narcissist psychopath. A wolf in sheep's clothing. I'm glad the jury prayed for wisdom.
April was so very beautiful. And how very tragic that she was taken far too soon ❤. And what an incredible young Lady she raised her siblings after her Mum sadly passed away to Cancer. This is so heartbreaking and deeply unfair. 😢 This case rang a bell with me when I realised I had heard of it before, some years ago. It's difficult to imagine that Justin could have done this to April, but obviously all evidence points to him. My heart aches for her Siblings because they have been through enough heart ache. And then to lose their inspirational Sister April who was their rock through traumatic times is dreadful.
I actually grew up next door to April. Patty helped to raise me as well. When this happened we were so sad. I was pretty young, but my family always believed he did it.
Yes, it was Harold's death, as I watched him a lot on 48,hours..that made me take my asthma much more serious, especially after I was found unconscious beside my bed one morning..He was a amazing man, and his nephew is a reporter too , he was so cut up talking about his uncle.
After the first 5 minutes in I can say I remember this in real time. Justin is trying really hard to convince himself and the Interviewer that he's innocent but he fails miserable. This was also on a episode of "Forensics Files" and/or on another crime show.
He looks like hes trying so hard to convince people he feels bad, the way his eyebrows are throughout this entire interview are more like someone who is pleading for another to believe them rather than someone who is genuinely mourning. Something about how he talks and looks during this interview just seems completely disingenuous.
10:25 While explaining the horror he felt there is literally a smile crossing his face... In the same second he realizes that and tries to hide it with forcing to turn corners of his mouth down. I was shocked to see that.
I thought I might have been reading too much into it but I saw it too! According to The Body Language Guy it's called "duping delight", which is a tell - it's joy at the thought that one might have gotten away with a lie.
Wow, thanks for pointing it out. Didn't spot it the first time around. He was re-living in his mind what happened that night, and for those few seconds he just couldn't contain his joy for what he did. Absolutely chilling to watch. If you pause at 10:28 you see a look of absolute bliss.
The tears welling up while he stares dead ahead, no attempt to clear them or collect himself, just unbroken eye contact. It's unsettling, like he's trying too hard to come across as sincere by not looking away, but it feels unnatural.
Let's us not forget, he forgot his cellphone at home that night too. I bet money he drove one direction to throw the gun then drove back the other direction before getting help. The jury got it right. And, I love how they prayed about it before
Right , then passes a million places he could have stopped at. But keeps driving 10 miles. That's a long way to go when you been shot 4 times . ..and you left your wife in the beach. This one was obvious...and .. the thing about him wearing his wedding ring around his neck. That dude did that for show and nothing else. But he didn't count on ppl thinking that was no it sincere , cause he's a raging narcissist!!!
It’s a very sad story. I am glad for the jury’s decision. First of all , they both were so young, with no children why he bought a $2,000,000 life insurance for her ? If anything happened to his young wife, he still could work , he has the capability to survive without his wife income . He planned it .
I know I saw that too , for some reason that doctor they brought seemed biased to me , the way he was saying things , felt like he was trying to help his lawyers .
Another thing I found strange about his story was the walk on the beach. Not sure why she would want to take a nighttime walk on the beach with him when she wanted to divorce him. I can see them going to dinner to discuss things, but not a nighttime walk on the beach unless he somehow persuaded her to go under false circumstances. He lied about so many things, so might have made up a reason for her to go down there with him. So sad.
not me and my partner looking at each because we love walking on the beach at night 👀 tbh it quite romantic and fun when you're alone with the person you love at night
I wondered aboutt that too after they said she was leaving him why she would go on a walk on the beach with him. Maybe he said he wanted to talk about things, maybe promised to change or get help for the marriage. Guess we'll never know.
April was beautiful not just on the outside, but beautiful on the inside, as well. Her calling to help cancer patients after her mother's death makes me think of some of the best nurses in the profession who came to nursing in the same way. God Bless April's family.
@@pitoketoo2709 Age well? She was only 27 and they had only been married for three years!!!!! She was so pretty, lovely face and smile. Which photos are you looking at which show she aged?
Anyone watching these should hav a charger for phone or tablet as I have been binge watching all day and charged phone three times lol .this is addictive ❤
His family is crazy to think he’s innocent. I can understand not wanting to believe it, but wow. Reaching. Sorry to everyone for their losses all around. Crazy how much pain one person’s act of greed and selfishness can run the lives of so many other people.
From first-hand experience, at first you just CAN'T believe this person you love would do a horrible thing. Then, things start seeping into your brain, memories of things they said and did, lies, justifications. Sometimes the truth comes in slowly. And it makes you sick, sick, sick.
I remember this heartbreaking case. April deserved so much better than having her life taken far too soon by this monster! My thoughts and prayers are with April’s family and loved ones. Rest in peace April. 💗
I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-American. Male. Stories involving Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia resonate with me the most, because I can place myself at the scenes of the crimes. For those who haven't seen this case on Forensic Files, it's a great watch!
So despicable! I remember this case. The jury gave him what he said they should give the murderer. The judge saved his life. Wonder if he is even grateful..
@@johnkaraitis6036 “evidence” - you forgot that word after the word circumstantial. Because circumstantial evidence is just as important and can carry just as much weight as other types of evidence. Dude is guilty as sin.
I’m glad he didn’t get the death penalty so he has to think about what he did for many long years. I hope her memory haunts him and makes him miserable.
This was morbidly fascinating to watch. The first couple minutes while going in with no information I found him really convincing. Then, as it became clear this wasn’t the direction this is going, his acting was so painfully obvious. What a horrible, callous person.
I’m glad I watched this without reading comments first. Because he had me convinced up until the 10 mile drive and then of course the internet search sealed it for me
I think the thing is, a little bit of crying and voice breaking when reliving or telling particularly emotive details is totally normal so at first you think "ok, so they've started with a bit where he is struggling". But the entire interview is like that, with weird almost-crying. This isn't a police interview straight after the event, it's months later and I've never seen a sincere person act like this.
In the beginning I thought that Justin was innocent. He cried and said he loved his wife April. But in the court room the Google search he made were terrifying. How could he do something like this to an innocent person. It's so heart breaking to see innocent people getting murdered for no reason. At least he should have thought about her two siblings.
You would think the unknown assailant would immobilize him before killing his wife... 🤔 His wounds, although painful, seem to be very calculated. Also, the driving 9 miles seems like a time wasting tactic. This reminds me a bit of the Diane Downs case; she took time getting help after "being attacked," and she also shot herself.
As a "detective", I would have checked along the road...all 9 miles...for the weapon. It's got to be there somewhere. Just a hunch. Yeah this fella is guilty. Glad they didn't give him the easy route via death penalty...he will live out his miserable life with his guilty conscious in his little cell...God works in mysterious ways...Amen.
@@kellyismyname777 I wondered myself if the side roads were searched and I was really wishing the interviewer would ask him about the internet searches.
Watching true crimes make me realize life is complex way more than we thought. Every prison is overcrowded. Like the poet once said," Happiness is a short episode in the general drama of pain"
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You truly never know.
I was out with three friends in Manhattan’s Washington Square Park. A guy who sold us a couple of dime bags, rode back up to us on his bike and pulled out a 12 to 15 inch blade and attempted to hold us up right there in the park.
The cops were on horses only 150 feet away from us. We made a bit of a commotion the guy rode off. About 15 people walked past us during the event and nobody saw a thing. In fact, the cops were getting annoyed with us, thinking we made it up. Then, they actually frisked my friend and found a dime bag on him.
Curious about what the cops did with my buddy? They made him eat it and laughed at him. It was one of the weirdest nights of my life.
@@mahatchiko602 p❤😅
We *NEED* more episodes !!!!!
WATCH. All.
Anyone else start getting into these 48 hours episodes and now love to watch them? I know I am
That’s affirmative
Yes, I am too!!!
Pyscho....
I love all true crime shows lol. Snapped, Evil lives here, evil lives here: Shadows of Death, etc.
Me 2 after a smoke😅
48 Hours did not realize they had lot of fans till they posted full episodes. Thank you 48 hours!
They probably know because plenty of us still pay for content.
You’re welcome 😊
*48 Hours never realized how many more fans they had until they started posting full episodes.
@@whosaidthat9265
Pay? How? Are you talking about you pay for cable TV, and this series originally airs on TV?
Just after watching the first few minutes of the interview, before even getting into what happened, I had no doubt in my mind this man was lying.
Me 2 I promise
Same thing I said! I didn’t want to read the comments but I thought to myself how do you abandon your spouse and run away?
good choice of actor...lol
@@stephanienelly90 exactly.
Why?
This dude is so guilty. It’s painful to watch his performances because you know that’s how he’s lived his entire life. It’s all performance.
Should have gotten an award at
The Grammys !
He’s not a good actor. Good actors can actually cry.
Oscar winning performance
Hey Jon, I didn’t realize you were the op here. Good to see you here!
He strikes me as someone who's led a charmed life and never had to accept the consequences for anything he ever did.
The song, the life insurance, the 10-mile drive, the internet search, the blood evidence, the affair, and the fact that nothing was stolen all add up.
What song? I missed that part😳
@@naomicatherine1245 - Guns and Roses - Used to Love Her
Totally agree. The quick eye flutter got me before we heard the evidence.
Bingo
@@Goldiegirl2009 Me too. I watch a lot of stuff and have learned that that is an easy tell when someone is lying.
She wanted to divorce. She went out for this dinner only because he insisted. Otherwise, she had no intention to come together with him. Ladies, if you plan to divorce, meet your ex-to-be in an attorney's office. Never be alone with them. Even seemingly stable and non-violent guys can go ballistic and you may end up dead. This is one case that I do not have a smidgen of doubt. He killed her for 2M insurance money.
Completely agree with you.
Oh please
That’s great thinking. Always meet at a public place!
Likewise...Men should only see their ex in public places or under supervision, as they are extremely manipulative and often play the victim, with the judiciary taking their side without doing the digging 🤮
@@Marco-hg4cx Men and women operate differently. A bitter wife would not take you to a lonely place and pull the trigger. However, she may poison you or she may slander you. Therefore, if you have the slightest suspicion, do not stay alone with her or if she offers any drink, reject it. Men should also protect themselves. Nevertheless, let's agree that violent crimes are committed by men in general.
Seeing her baby brother's reaction to the verdict was heartbreaking! He probably loved that guy too....and not only did his mother die young, sister tmurdered, his "father figure" is the one that did it! I hope that young man and all her family finds peace...but it will be difficult!
He actually became a police officer
It’s hard to say what makes one more angry, the heinous crime or the insulting performance of innocence
April ‘s siblings lost so much. A mother and a sister who loved and cared for them.
Also a dad who never cared
@@favouredblessed2631 Yeah, he looked pretty rough there at the end. There's a reason why April took them to live with her.
It was very hard for the family because April was the one taking care of those siblings after the mother passed. I grew up with them
Very sad Praying for them ❤
Yes. Exactly. The pain. I feel so bad for them but I promise the exact true will be for all to hear some day and they will be with their mother/sister !!! Little comfort until that day !! 😞🙏
Anyone else totally addicted to these true crime documentaries! Seriously I end up watching hours of them 🤷🏻♂️😂
Yes we all are. It's why they keep making them
I feel u❤
Omg I'm up at 4am right now!🤦😆
Yes. I wish I knew why. I am such a peaceful person bur for some reason I am addicted to these stories. I think part of me can't wrap my head around the fact that some of us are so filled with poison that we can commit these egregious and horrific acts.
@@jennifernocera2266 4 am now that’s proper addicted! 🤣
The evidence that Justin googled how to shot ones self, that he drove past several places over ten miles to seek help, and that creepy song he downloaded and deleted was enough for me to ascertain that he killed his wife. The gun that was used he likely got rid of it within those ten miles he drove before "getting help"
Wouldn’t there be an extensive search in those 10 miles to find the gun? And it was never found. Still not to this day
Like finding a needle in a haystack.
Yes, all that plus the affaire convinced me of his guilt. To dump the gun he could've taken a small detour or burry it in the sand somewhere or dump it in a drain or...
Ocean
@@msk.7878 Very good point.
The fact he had searched google how to shoot one self and not get too hurt , nailed it for me. Why would an innocent person be researching that . Hes guilty
Another Jeffrey MacDonald.
Maybe they just made it up ! It’s possible
@@kai-ul5gx 100%, no joke in every case that isn't 100% clear, such a google search pops randomly up just at the right time
because he was watching 48 Hours?
@@bernhardfreudent6232 they have to share that evidence with the defense lol so obviously they’re not lying about it because they had to give the evidence of the Google search to Justin‘s defense attorney
I’m glad they addressed his drive to “get help”. At first I was thinking they were at a beach out in the middle of nowhere but to go 10 miles past all those stores??
Yes..that was insane.
W no cell phone
I wondered if he was hiding the gun somewhere given they never recovered it?
@@selena11807 Not in the early 2000s on a beach. 😂 You must be too young to remember. 😻
The whole Beach story was not believable
NEVER tell a man you're leaving. Make a secret escape plan and go. Too dangerous, this is one of 1000s of similar stories. RIP April.😢
Idk I never dated any killers 😂 Was never a big problem even if they were not over me.
Absolutely. Times have changed and people are crazier than ever.
@@pedenmk A big reason for that is the in our own backyard.. The state our country is in keeps getting worse and worse which makes people lose trust and faith in our leaders, which makes them unstable in a variety of ways.
Monster
I married one, having listened for a lifetime to my mother saying, "You're only half a person unless you're half a couple." Garbage..
i’m sorry but the “have you ever been kicked by a horse” with that serious look got me LMAO
Yes, getting shot hurts - even if it's in nonlethal places like the hand and shoulder. DUH!
I had the wind knocked out of me by a horse,then I had my leg broken by a horse.He should have asked.."have you ever shot yourself"?That would have made as much sense.
@@rochellestarr9538 😂😂😂😂
This guy definitely DID IT
I know real tears when I see one. It tugs my heartstrings. Justin's tears did not move me even one bit. He's crying for himself. His face during the funeral says a lot. But when April's brother cried, I cried. So sad for the siblings. This is guys is as shady as they get. Sounds narcissistic to me.
Preach I feel so bad for her family a jealous man took her life
His sobbing is ridiculous!
His tears don't ring true for sure.
AMEN 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏
I've seen a true sociopath be able to cry and produce tears at the drop of a hat, after bragging about the ability to do so. That's exactly what I see watching Justin Barber's performance. As cold and calculated as they come as evident when he didn't even flinch when the jury announced the guilty verdict. So sad for April and her family that she crossed paths with him in the first place.
Dude took acting lessons from Scott Peterson.
Lol
And Michael Peterson!
And Chris Watts!
😂
This comment made my day. Thank you!
It would’ve been interesting for the interviewer to ask Justin why he searched how to shoot yourself without dying, and a couple other things that were pointed out
my thoughts exactly...see how the worm could 'squirm' out of that...
You can bet his lawyers made them submit their questions ahead of time. He'd be going through appeals and/or trying to get a new trial. They're not gonna let them ask him anything that, might make him look guilty.
But that would be too telling and controversial, wouldn't want to ruffle too many feathers there.
His new chick 🔥
I was waiting for that also. I’m wondering why the interviewer didn’t ask that either. To me, that one act was case closed, right there. I’m thinking there was some stipulation to the interview that he couldn’t ask him that question. He. couldn’t possibly have had a logical explanation for that.
Justin is so kind. He did not want to wake up an old man.
yeah that was bizarre, he cares more about a random man than his wife...hmm
😂
Justin: if the jury really thinks I did this, that I’m the killer, they should recommend death
Jury: recommends the death penalty
Lmao
He is calling their bluff, knowing there is no death penalty. All the acting and crying - yukk!
Florida has the death penalty @@RedheadLondon
@@tammybeeles1068 Well, I live in England, and even I know they hardly ever carry it out! Even if they do, it takes 30 years, so he'd know he wouldn't get the electric chair anyway, even if he was sentenced to it!
Maybe he feels remorse. Or his acting is good.
The jury got this one right!! 🙏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏼
Please don't be next. Divorce your husband ASAP, and get a restraining order.
Facts
@@DrineThePoet thank you!
@@control-alt-delete8262 bullets go through paper very easily..
@@mikeypiros6647 not if the paper is phone book thick.
His hideous histrionics accompanied by the crocodile tears failed him miserably. His face is writ large with GUILT from the moment the show began. Deepest condolences to dear April and her family/friends who loved her so much.
Monster🐊
Well said. I agree.
GUILTY!!
i was wondering, why does this guy look/feel so guilty when this wasn’t his fault? oh cause it was i realized halfway through lol
Right? I knew immediately.
When the prosecutors presented the jury with the Google searches, the accused facial expressions said it all.
Yep, clenching the saws, and the song
The look on his face when they brought out the computer evidence. That said it all.
Yep. He was clenching his jaw big time.
Yeah the jaw clenching gave it away
DANGIT, I have to stop playing these while I cook! I missed the scene. Ugh 😭
Seeing the kids cry really upset me. That was hard.
oops
2 million in life insurance on his young wife? That is the biggest red flag of all. Well, that and the affair.
America is the only country where we see over and over people getting murdered for insurance - there should be some sort of cap put on the amount
Exactly
The affair not so much, many people have affairs. But the 2 million life insurance policy on his wife? What for? Definitely a major red flag
TOGETHER THEY SPELL "MOTIVE"
@@dlyras Why? Buying a life insurance policy is best done when you are young while it is cheap. And it makes sense if you own a house and have bills. And once you have kids it is even more important to carry it. And it may sound a bit morbid but my wife and I agreed that if either of us die we might as well make some money from the death so the other could carry on comfortably and without worry.
Omg the way he asks "Have you ever been kicked by a horse?" is just so cringe, and such a classic narcissistic thing to do. Narcissists will choose extreme circumstances and examples so that they can seem like they're trying to relate while also keeping the roadblocks up and keeping you distracted with trying to empathize so you don't think logically and won't smell their BS.
I think Mr Dow was about to laugh also. So cringe 😅😂
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It’s shocking how people can lie so easily. I’m glad the jury saw right through him.
I’m not lol. I’ve been watching too many of these .
He very well may have done it, but what actual direct evidence did they have to prove it? Those jurors failed. They made a judgement based on their opinions, suppositions, and emotions. There was more than enough reasonable doubt for him to be innocent.
@@slicedbread5692i agree, you only convict if there’s no doubt. So many innocent people are convicted and then proven innocent years later
@@timothymccrary442 you're absolutely correct. It's as if people have completely forgotten about being innocent until proven guilty and the concept of reasonable doubt.
@@slicedbread5692 It seems like often there is reasonable doubt but the husband or wife often gets convicted because there is no other suspect . That being said since the jurrors prayed about it as a Christian i would have more confidence in their verdict than if they had not prayed about it.
It’s amazing that all four shots ended up superficial and non threatening while his wife’s were just fatal!
To be fair, that does actually happen in reality quite frequently. There are tons of people that have been shot multiple times and survived it, and tons of other people that have been shot a single time and gone down fast.
@@JCTheSniper15 yes indeed but he looked on the computer to see where he can shoot himself.
And then drove 10 miles for 'help'...😮
@@wil7228 I can agree that definitely doesn't look good given the circumstances, but who hasn't looked up some weird stuff on the internet?
@꧁꧂Suzanne꧁꧂ have you ever been shot/shot at/lost a lot of blood?
Fortunately, I myself have never been shot but I have been in combat and been shot at a lot, and I've seen some people do some weird things when they've been hit. It is completely unsurprising to me that a person isn't thinking very clearly after being shot 4 times.
Mamas never want to believe their baby boys could do such a horrible act. Love is blind.
AMEN 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏
Maybe if she'd have raised her baby boy to be a better man he wouldn't have murdered his wife.
@@leigha2814 sometimes you do your best to raise them, and they still turn out wrong. I look at nature vs nurture. Some people show signs early in youth, parents may try to curb the behavior only to fail. I don't know what the right answer is in child rearing. But having interviewed parents whose kids were simply defiant and darn right evil but raised in a loving environment....it's baffling.
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@@leigha2814 I don't blame the mom. Hes an adult he has a mind of his own. His siblings never murdered anyone
He is SO GUILTY.
You can't fake genuine grief and pain. When someone tries to it comes off as empty, hollow and devoid of true emotion.
Hes guilty 100 percent
Totally.
I don't think I ever said "Husband did it" this quickly. His terrible acting reminds me of Chris Watts.
Thank God like Chris Watts, there were no children involved
His reaction to the Google search evidence says it all.
Every time he blinks 10 times per second - he’s lying 🤥
Caught that too.......learned from Behavior Panel (Chase Hughes) to notice through-the-roof blink rate.
@@pianomaly9 Same!
@@pianomaly9 Ditto! That's another channel I love watching.
Yes he closes his eyes when he lies
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31:01 Can you imagine driving to find help for your dying wife, and you drive past many houses but don't stop because you think to yourself, "Nah, I really don't want to get some old man out of bed."
Only in a sociopaths warped mind does this excuse seem even remotely believable. 😂
He killed his beautiful, loving Wife for selfish, Narcissistic reasons. How cruel is that? His pretend grief didn't fly.
I feel bad for her Family and friends.
Rest in Peace Sweet April ❤️🥀
Actually, he killed her for the insurance money. Greed
@@shdz57 Well, that is selfish and Narcissistic. I don't understand how ppl can take an innocent life out of such selfishness and greed?
@@rhainaweissehexe3899 Happens every day!
@@Jkaye13 😪
We were physically attracted to each other right away. They were such a cute couple. They were both good looking people. I didn't hear one person say their personalities meshed. Even his mother in law said ,.I liked very much, she was so beautiful. They seem all the looks .My husband were both good looking but people would say they were so good for each other both so giving and work so well together. First before they say we were a cute couple they would say powerful family oriented couple.
I really hope Julie and kendon got all the happiness in the world and have great lives.
Please keep uploading more older episodes like this! Love Harold Dow’s voice.
Aunt Pattie is such a good aunt. 😢😢😢you can see the pain she still feels from losing her niece. ❤
I feel absolutely terrible for that little sister & little brother of April. Those 2 kids depended on her for stability. She was the only thing left that they had, that was the closest thing to their mom. & he snatched that away from them.
When they were living with them when they were 1st married, I feel like there is so much more to the story as to why they got sent away to live with relatives, & I want to know the reason behind it.
@@Trevorjennings679 are you a stalker
@@wompppwompwomppp 🤭
Me too! I kinda hope it had to do with the husband, because if she made them leave that’d be sad
At least they got her life insurance. That is what April would’ve wanted.
He is so guilty it’s written all over his face. He said he didn’t want to go knocking on people’s door because he didn’t want to wake them…What kind of man considers other’s feelings when it comes to his wife’s life? A man who truly loves his wife would have stepped in front of the assailant and possibly died trying to protect her. The fact that he was shot 4 times on areas that were not life threatening, but April’s shot was fatal. What kind of robber shoots their victim and not take anything??? 🤦🏻♀️ RIP April.
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He also conveniently left his cell phone at home. I mean, I know they were not such a big thing then, but really (?)
He may have performed 2,000 searches in a short time but not sure about you, but I've never searched for how to get shot and not mortally wounded.
I just commented this above! The defense attorney said he could find that kind of result on anyone's computer...? What? No.
@@rebcote lol got to love/hate those defense lawyers.
A robbery without being robbed? He is where he belongs, he can keep his fake tears! Thank you for uploading, I love 48 hours true crime doc
Why would not he take things away if he eanted to stage a robbery? Is not it strange? On an other hand the robber could just freak out of what he did...
Well, he did steal her life, so...
He is the most dangerous type of narcissist that exists...that is...one who can feign humility and/or sadness and actually fool someone else...
I have little doubt that he would victimize anyone who stands in his way...
Only gullible, naive ppl fall for men like that.
He's so transparent. There was nothing authentic about his emotions... Someone has to be beyond naive and sheltered to think otherwise
His mimicking of genuine emotion really is cringe. We as actual humans and not psychopaths recognize this guy’s phony grieving act IMMEDIATELY. But I think in his charming, courting, grooming mode he was probably quite convincing to naive women. 🤮
I must be gullible and naive. I didn't think he sounded like a narcissist or murderer during his speaking. I was really surprised when they said he did a search about shooting himself.
Before the evidence started piling against him, I thought he was innocent. He is a very good actor. And the fact that he was cheating on her and at first lied about it, made it clear he could not be trusted. He was a liar. Now I am convinced he is a narcissist psychopath. A wolf in sheep's clothing. I'm glad the jury prayed for wisdom.
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"did you shoot yourself 4 times?"He looks down, blinks uncontrollably.
April was so very beautiful. And how very tragic that she was taken far too soon ❤. And what an incredible young Lady she raised her siblings after her Mum sadly passed away to Cancer. This is so heartbreaking and deeply unfair. 😢 This case rang a bell with me when I realised I had heard of it before, some years ago. It's difficult to imagine that Justin could have done this to April, but obviously all evidence points to him. My heart aches for her Siblings because they have been through enough heart ache. And then to lose their inspirational Sister April who was their rock through traumatic times is dreadful.
it heart wrenching..why the never walk away..if nt wants the marriage
I saw it on Forensic Files.
For him to take April from her siblings, who needed her more than ever, angers me to no end! 😡
I hope that her sister and brother can claim the life insurance. -It was a wrongful death.
Best!!!! ((((((
I totally remember this case from years ago and the guy still seems 💯 guilty.
he's guilty because his 'eyes' are so obvious? lol lets hope you never sit on a jury
Not sure if it’s cause Ive seen so many of these But 2min in and he’s Obviously guilty
Are my eyes 💯 😀?
@@60toodles He’s guilty (painfully obviously guilty) because of the great big fat pile of evidence that clearly lays out his (painfully obvious) guilt
@@60toodles His eyes are 1,000,000% guilty.
I watch them while I work...sometimes I even fall asleep watchinh them and will wake up to re-watch them 😂😂
I'm only ten minutes into the episode - Justin's frantic blinking when recounting what happened on the beach.... he's lying so bad!!!!
Yes, I thought so too. He blinked several times ,
The interviewer knew he was lying and he was fake crying 😂😂😂😂😂😂
👍👍👍👍👍👍Irma Serne’
Never seen someone try and convince themselves so hard. Kudos to the jury!
Who misses Harold Dow? Great reporter..!! 👍
RIP, Mr. Dow.
I actually grew up next door to April. Patty helped to raise me as well. When this happened we were so sad. I was pretty young, but my family always believed he did it.
what if i don't believe you?
What would you do?
@@thureintun1687 obviously I can’t do anything but provide information that would only expose the family. So I’ll let you be the judge.
Justin must have spent many an hour in front of the mirror practicing his pained expressions. They look almost real.
I think he s evil!!! He’s just like kolberger and Alex Murdaugh
🤣🤣🤣. He's so obviously acting. It's nothing specific I can point out. Something just looks forced.
Indeed.
almost being the key word….just a narcissistic lying sociopath….murderer…pathetic deplorable despicable sickening parasite 🦠
It's his poorly squished together eyebrows ~. ,~ with that forced lonely tear and his "breathy" whisper voice of his....just 💥in his kisser😂
I love shows with Harold Dow. R.I.P. He was an excellent correspondent.
Omg. He's dead????
@@mariamaria2751 Yes, I think it was 2011 or 2012.
😢😢😢
Yes, it was Harold's death, as I watched him a lot on 48,hours..that made me take my asthma much more serious, especially after I was found unconscious beside my bed one morning..He was a amazing man, and his nephew is a reporter too , he was so cut up talking about his uncle.
Thanks leslieleslie, I was thinking of him the other day and couldn't remember his name. RIP
Didn’t buy his BS for a second. Glad her family got justice.
Thank you 48hours for putting this full episode on
The jury recommended the death penalty, they really wanted justice for April.
After the first 5 minutes in I can say I remember this in real time.
Justin is trying really hard to convince himself and the Interviewer that he's innocent but he fails miserable.
This was also on a episode of "Forensics Files" and/or on another crime show.
I will check it out
Forensic files 100%.
They've already aired this episode before, for sure.
He looks like hes trying so hard to convince people he feels bad, the way his eyebrows are throughout this entire interview are more like someone who is pleading for another to believe them rather than someone who is genuinely mourning. Something about how he talks and looks during this interview just seems completely disingenuous.
@@Nemes_memes - the rapid eye flutter gives him away, a sign someone is lying their pants off!
A remote beach? His body language is a huge tell: the eye fluttering, exaggerated emotions, fake crying, swallowing his words. Ugh.
going to remote places at night is not a good idea fir anybody
Oh, brother. Within 30 seconds you can see he did it. It's in his eyes and fake tears.
He also sounds like Joel Osteen.
YES! I had all of the exact same thoughts. Even the Joel Osteen thing. Ha! 💯
Yes! He sounds like Joel Osteen. That alone says all I need to know
Exactly what I thought , his voice sounded familiar, could not figure out who he sounded like!
Yes I was thinking that the whole time he was speaking, he sounds just like Joel Osteen! That should tell you something.. 🤔
I thought he seemed genuine untilI heard more details. He is a better actor than others.
10:25 While explaining the horror he felt there is literally a smile crossing his face... In the same second he realizes that and tries to hide it with forcing to turn corners of his mouth down. I was shocked to see that.
I had to go back and watch it. Ugh horrible he got joy from killing her and be free for a while.
I thought I might have been reading too much into it but I saw it too! According to The Body Language Guy it's called "duping delight", which is a tell - it's joy at the thought that one might have gotten away with a lie.
That was chilling…
Wow, thanks for pointing it out. Didn't spot it the first time around. He was re-living in his mind what happened that night, and for those few seconds he just couldn't contain his joy for what he did. Absolutely chilling to watch. If you pause at 10:28 you see a look of absolute bliss.
Also his eybrows are trying hard to appear sad. Clearly deceptive.
This guy reminds me so much of my ex-husband I feel lucky I got out of that relationship
I laughed out loud when they put the song up and played it! Like this guy is something else!!!
I feel sad for everyone, including his poor mother....no mother, wants their child to be a murderer
I was really touched by the jurors praying for wisdom.
This is a man desperately trying to show you how sad he is. The appearance of grief.
Right. I’m getting a headache from his eyebrows.
@@guccilady1017…and these flickering eyelids….
The tears welling up while he stares dead ahead, no attempt to clear them or collect himself, just unbroken eye contact. It's unsettling, like he's trying too hard to come across as sincere by not looking away, but it feels unnatural.
Reminds me of both Chris Watts' and Scott Peterson's attempts to sound very sad on camera.
I totally believed him in the beginning.
It’s a good thing that none of these monsters ever think to make the “robbery” look like an actual robbery…
lol, your yt name made me laugh. 😂
Sometimes they do, but they hide the stuff in their own closet or garage. Lol.
Especially being right next to the ocean
Right?? Like throw her wallet in the ocean or something 😂
that;'s a good thing right lol
😂 😂
Love the old episodes of 48 hours
Let's us not forget, he forgot his cellphone at home that night too. I bet money he drove one direction to throw the gun then drove back the other direction before getting help. The jury got it right. And, I love how they prayed about it before
Yea who goes out to dinner and a walk on the beach and THEN realises he left his ph at home lol
Right , then passes a million places he could have stopped at. But keeps driving 10 miles. That's a long way to go when you been shot 4 times . ..and you left your wife in the beach. This one was obvious...and .. the thing about him wearing his wedding ring around his neck. That dude did that for show and nothing else. But he didn't count on ppl thinking that was no it sincere , cause he's a raging narcissist!!!
I was wondering about a cell phone, surely they must have owned one back in 2002.
I am surprised the court allows religion to be brought into a jury's process.
Harold Dow R . I . P .
I do remember this case. This was so heartbreaking. She had her whole life ahead of her. He is the Devil😡😡
Well my father is the devil, and I can promise everyone that you most definitely do not know who the devil is! Cry aloud!
I think he is a stud and his last gf was such a hottie. His wife gained weight and she didn’t age well so he fell out of love. That’s any man tho
It’s a very sad story. I am glad for the jury’s decision. First of all , they both were so young, with no children why he bought a $2,000,000 life insurance for her ? If anything happened to his young wife, he still could work , he has the capability to survive without his wife income . He planned it .
Yea, that is when aunty should probably have said to April, get out now he is dangerous.
Why he didn't have a life insurence for himself??
HIS FACE…. the moment the computer expert was brought in ….
he literally almost passed out. 😵💫
It’s a tragedy all the way around.
I know I saw that too , for some reason that doctor they brought seemed biased to me , the way he was saying things , felt like he was trying to help his lawyers .
Another thing I found strange about his story was the walk on the beach. Not sure why she would want to take a nighttime walk on the beach with him when she wanted to divorce him. I can see them going to dinner to discuss things, but not a nighttime walk on the beach unless he somehow persuaded her to go under false circumstances. He lied about so many things, so might have made up a reason for her to go down there with him. So sad.
He could have pointed a gun at her and forced her to go down the beach with him.
not me and my partner looking at each because we love walking on the beach at night 👀 tbh it quite romantic and fun when you're alone with the person you love at night
I agree. As her aunt (who is a judge) said it was planned and all set up by him.
I wondered aboutt that too after they said she was leaving him why she would go on a walk on the beach with him. Maybe he said he wanted to talk about things, maybe promised to change or get help for the marriage. Guess we'll never know.
April was beautiful not just on the outside, but beautiful on the inside, as well. Her calling to help cancer patients after her mother's death makes me think of some of the best nurses in the profession who came to nursing in the same way.
God Bless April's family.
She didn’t age well and he simply fell out of love. He should’ve went after Aprils younger sister. She got the looks and amazing body still
@@pitoketoo2709 youre sickkk
@@floramorgan6112 the truth hurts so don’t be in denial and embrace it.
@@pitoketoo2709 Age well? She was only 27 and they had only been married for three years!!!!! She was so pretty, lovely face and smile. Which photos are you looking at which show she aged?
Anyone watching these should hav a charger for phone or tablet as I have been binge watching all day and charged phone three times lol .this is addictive ❤
And a year or whenever this vid came out mine shows a year but could be more I am in the same position. I watched so many growing up
Me too! I found these episodes and have been binge watching.
I have watched hundreds of crime shows and had never been quick to judge until this case.
His family is crazy to think he’s innocent. I can understand not wanting to believe it, but wow. Reaching. Sorry to everyone for their losses all around. Crazy how much pain one person’s act of greed and selfishness can run the lives of so many other people.
Love is Blind
@@Kat.Evangeline14 yea, but denial is denial
It's called denial.
From first-hand experience, at first you just CAN'T believe this person you love would do a horrible thing. Then, things start seeping into your brain, memories of things they said and did, lies, justifications. Sometimes the truth comes in slowly. And it makes you sick, sick, sick.
@@Kat.Evangeline14that's not love
A Florida police officer taught me to never trust the sole survivor of a heinous crime. After 40 years his theory still sticks like crazy glue. 😢😢😢
Me, before watching: Sweet! Interviews with husband of victim, for once an innocent husband!
Me, after watching: Damn you, 48 hours 😭
🤣🤣 I was fooled at first too
Mr Cole. Good investigator
A masterpiece of the late great Harold dow. True professional. What a legacy.
What ! !? Harold has passed ??
I did not know ! 🙏🙏🙏
I remember this heartbreaking case. April deserved so much better than having her life taken far too soon by this monster! My thoughts and prayers are with April’s family and loved ones. Rest in peace April. 💗
She passed the same day as my mom did...prayers !!
So sorry for ur moms loss. It’s hard I lost my mom five yea ago. It seems like yesterday
I can't stop watching this shows thanks
I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-American. Male. Stories involving Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia resonate with me the most, because I can place myself at the scenes of the crimes. For those who haven't seen this case on Forensic Files, it's a great watch!
Never on You Tube! All Forensic Files have been removed. Can't find one!
So despicable! I remember this case. The jury gave him what he said they should give the murderer. The judge saved his life. Wonder if he is even grateful..
Probably because it was all circumstantial
@@johnkaraitis6036 Yeah. All the evidence was just a big coincidence 😂
I remember this case also E.S
HE IS 100 ⁰/⁰ GUILTY
IM FROM ST.A
@@johnkaraitis6036 “evidence” - you forgot that word after the word circumstantial. Because circumstantial evidence is just as important and can carry just as much weight as other types of evidence. Dude is guilty as sin.
I’m glad he didn’t get the death penalty so he has to think about what he did for many long years. I hope her memory haunts him and makes him miserable.
Oh, he loved her, that’s why he was so faithful
Anyone who says their goal in life is to be a CEO is probably a psychopath.
Omg I saw his face the first minutes and it’s obvious he’s guilty
This was morbidly fascinating to watch. The first couple minutes while going in with no information I found him really convincing. Then, as it became clear this wasn’t the direction this is going, his acting was so painfully obvious. What a horrible, callous person.
I agree. His lying was so obvious you could see right through him.
I’m glad I watched this without reading comments first. Because he had me convinced up until the 10 mile drive and then of course the internet search sealed it for me
His grief seemed real to me too and i was like finally an innocent spouse but nope!
I think the thing is, a little bit of crying and voice breaking when reliving or telling particularly emotive details is totally normal so at first you think "ok, so they've started with a bit where he is struggling". But the entire interview is like that, with weird almost-crying. This isn't a police interview straight after the event, it's months later and I've never seen a sincere person act like this.
Now justin is qualified to go to hollywood, or into politics.
In the beginning I thought that Justin was innocent. He cried and said he loved his wife April. But in the court room the Google search he made were terrifying. How could he do something like this to an innocent person. It's so heart breaking to see innocent people getting murdered for no reason. At least he should have thought about her two siblings.
When he started talking it was enough for me. If he was telling the truth it was the worst interviews I ever heard.
48 Hours does it best and the best part...it's free!
This is a good reminder that all forms of abuse, no matter how small, are worth noting and almost always, leaving for.
You would think the unknown assailant would immobilize him before killing his wife... 🤔 His wounds, although painful, seem to be very calculated. Also, the driving 9 miles seems like a time wasting tactic. This reminds me a bit of the Diane Downs case; she took time getting help after "being attacked," and she also shot herself.
As a "detective", I would have checked along the road...all 9 miles...for the weapon. It's got to be there somewhere. Just a hunch. Yeah this fella is guilty. Glad they didn't give him the easy route via death penalty...he will live out his miserable life with his guilty conscious in his little cell...God works in mysterious ways...Amen.
@@kellyismyname777 I wondered myself if the side roads were searched and I was really wishing the interviewer would ask him about the internet searches.
Dude was full of crap
@@kellyismyname777... I don't think he has a conscience.
You mean 10 miles!! That 1 mile difference of your mistake makes a huge difference!!
Watching true crimes make me realize life is complex way more than we thought. Every prison is overcrowded. Like the poet once said," Happiness is a short episode in the general drama of pain"
I like that.
which poet? usually you attribute a quote to somebody.
@@PolumbiusTheThird Thomas Hardy in his book The Mayor of Casterbridge. Also, it is 'occasional' episode, not 'short'. :)
@@krisquigley4497 one of my favorite novels.
@@Bambisgf77 Mine too.