Disturbing Details of Texas Mom’s Horrifying Boat Killing
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- Jerri MacMeekin was celebrating her first Fourth of July as a mother on Lake Conroe when her life was tragically cut short. MacMeekin fell overboard after a horrifying boat crash and it took two hours for her lifeless body to be discovered. Once Texas police began investigating, they found two people allegedly at fault for her death - one being her brother-in-law. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber breaks down the disturbing details of her death.
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So many excuses for these irresponsible drunk boat drivers.
Yes they shouldn’t have been drinking, but people do it all the time on boats. What cost her her life was choosing to go on board without a life jacket.
@@1972dsrai yea if you’re going to drink the least you could do is keep that on
Exactly
@@1972dsrai drinking and boating was the reason for her death
If you're boozing don't be cruising in a boat!
You know nothing about boats, Karen.
sounds logical but too many poeple think its alright to drink and drive a vehicle or boat.
Do you watch Magical?? 😂
Spring break and many other boat parties.
Yep
Life jackets don’t look cool but they will save you!
Wearing an item that could save your life is hot AF. I love seeing safety!
@@ST-rj8iuI agree 100%.
I never take mine off
I never get in the water without one! And i especially would have one on knowing I have a baby that depends on me. So sad!!
My parents own a few boats and we are never allowed to go on without life vests, and im 28!!!
I’m crying for the baby that will never know her Momma 😢
You are not crying, liar.
Likely left the baby with a friend. Out of sight, out of mind apparently because she never considered drunks on a boat on a holiday weekend. And resultant consequences. Tragedy.
Why would a new mom be on a boat with no life jacket?!
She was likely drinking heavily too. Otherwise she may have swam or stayed afloat. Sad
@@Jenn4rmblkbc they need to drink to have fun. Apparently having a family isn’t fun enough
If you’ve been drinking, don’t drive ANYTHING! A car a boat, NOTHING! Have a designated driver! You’re impaired and you put not only your life, but everyone else in your paths life at risk. It’s not worth it.
Add bicycle, motorcycle, and scooter, etc
High school friend was drunk and landed on the hood of a police car. Needless to say, he landed charges.
@@konye618maybe I misread but they did say don't drive ANYTHING drunk, which includes, I would assume, bicycle, motorcycle, and scooter..
No one would have died if everyone was wearing a life jacket.
or walk on any streets. you may walk straight into traffic.
Another tragedy created by alcohol.
You people hate accountability
@BronnyJames2025MVP
Nice profile pic, you're very attractive.
I'm single. Wanna meet for a drink?
@@dahliar410get a grip!
@@dahliar410 read the comment again believe that’s what is being suggested 🙄
@@elishh8173🤡
Yes, this is tragic but why is the response always that we need more regulations?!! We already have laws about impaired driving, laws against murdering & kidnapping & not texting while driving, etc. yet people still do it. People don’t seem to own their responsibility in their behavior to keep from doing something that could harm others.
It is generally women who always want less freedom in response to every sob story that stirs their estrogenic emotions.
@@-MattMcCauley- Matt, you sound bitter as if you’ve had bad experiences with the female persuasion. I don’t side with women overall, but it takes two to tango.
@@karentracy9657 That is not a rebuttal, it is just tone policing and psychobabble.
Men and women are different, pointing out those differences is just commenting on reality. You interpreting me speaking facts as "bitterness" is laughable, a manifestation of your cognitive dissonance.
Ok, internet psychologist. 🤡
@@karentracy9657 A large percentage of men on UA-cam cosplay being sophisticated, women-hating incels. Especially around here. You don’t need me to tell you this, but you were 100% right.
I'm boating every week, I never take off my life jacket.
Exactly. No one would have died if they were all wearing life jackets.
Ya I would never go on water without one
That part! Like why do people think it’s okay not to wear a life jacket
I take mine off depending on size of the boat.
This doesn’t take away from driving a boat while intoxicated.
I hate boating after dark it so scary even knowing the area. Most boats don’t have headlights and thinking of driving drunk in the dark is crazy!
It was in Texas around 9 PM it probably wasn’t dark at that time. It’s July and with time change it may have been just dusk. Still I agree boating at dark is dangerous and life jackets are absolutely necessary. It’s very sad.
You also have to consider while getting drunk. You are sitting in the hot hot sun that makes the effects of getting drunk even more
@traybernyou get more drunk drinking under the hot sun.
The driver of the boat should not have been drinking. Also, every person should have had a life jacket on. Alcohol consumption on a boat is extremely dangerous!
One of the dumbest things I’ve ever read.
Thanks tips
Amen! Life jackets would have kept her afloat and she may have been saved!
Whenever drunks are asked, "Were you drinking?" They respond, "I had two beers."
Adults acting like teenagers and you see kids that want to act like adults what is the real motive here.
Drunk boating: recipe for disaster. (Any motor vehicle, but I feel like boating is never taken as seriously.)
Drinking and driving/boating is so irresponsible, but getting into a boat with someone who is drinking and driving is just as irresponsible. People seriously need to use common sense.
Its sad she died, but she chose to get on that boat without a life jacket which would have saved her.
Victim shaming? Who raised you. He chose to drink and operate a boat. And ultimately killed her.
She didn't pour the booze down their throats and who knows when they started to drink. What was she supposed to do? jump off and swim to shore?
@@mlsa9520 I read and write and comprehend perfectly fine
"Drinking and driving/boating is so irresponsible, but getting into a boat with someone who is drinking and driving is just as irresponsible. People seriously need to use common sense."
The statement implies that people should not get into a boat with someone who is drinking and driving, suggesting that those who do are also being irresponsible. In the context of the girl who got on a boat and ultimately died, this statement could be more than likely as victim shaming. It places partial blame on the person who got into the boat, implying that they lacked common sense, rather than focusing solely on the irresponsibility of the driver.
So maybe you didn’t read it correctly. And maybe you lack common sense
@@mlsa9520oh we all read the passive-aggressive comment correctly
Drunken boating is a huge problem in EVERY state. It's bad enough to drive a boat hammered during the day, but in the dark, it's even more absurd! Why was the bond so low? If someone was driving a car drunk and someone died, there would be far less "understanding" on behalf of this "expert." I am infuriated!
I can't really explain it other than saying that lake culture is very diff compared to the norm.
It’s worse in some states. States with fewer lakes seem like they have more tragedies as people don’t know how to drive boat and everyone is all scrunched into each other. I’m from Minnesota and this crap doesn’t happen too often. Everyone learns to drive a boat and about boat safety at like age 10.
This precious baby girl Georgia will never know her mom. How sad.
Lake Conroe is huge! I’ve been out on a July 4th weekend and it IS surprisingly crowded for its size.
And her father caused her mother’s death
@@judymurray191 How did you even reach that conclusion? Are you intoxicated too? What is going on here?
We had to cancel our graduation party there cause it was flooded. We wanted to go so bad. This was about a month ago I think when Houston got hit with that real bad storm
Reason 900 why I quit drinking. I always tell people, if you drink constantly, one day you will make a mistake. Horrific accident I feel for everyone.
@@frankb4199 drunk or not going on a boat without a lifejacket is reckless and deadly
@@CesarRetamoza 100% agree
Just the blatant lack of responsibility for being on a boat….drinking and no life jackets, colliding with another boat is just a tragedy awaiting. I have so much empathy for all involved, that poor baby lost her mother and her father getting arrested, I’m sure the grieving process is going to be so difficult. Prayers for all of them and hopefully people will stop being reckless on the water. Very 😔 sad.
Her husband was not arrested, it was his brother and a friend driving the boats.
As if you own a boat, lol
@@-MattMcCauley- That matters? Why are you a hateful person? Was it the prayers thing that triggered you?
@@gigiis526 Yes, people who do not own boats and know nothing about boating have no business lecturing people about topics of which they are ignorant.
@@-MattMcCauley-i don’t need to own a boat to know you shouldn’t drink on one, whether you’re driving or not 😭
Alcohol+boating+no lifejackets=death.
Ppl need to stop thinking they're invincible.
@traybernWrong. There are plenty of responsible boaters out there. Maybe not on the pontoon boats, though.
@traybernidiot
My first husband fell overboard on a lake in TN, but his body was never found. 😪
😮😢 that is horrible & tragic. I am so sorry. 💔
Hugs dear one…I’m Truly Sorry Dear One. ❤
That is so tragic. I hate that for you 😢
He's still alive....he pulled a Julia Robert's on you.
💔 So very sorry. That is heartbreaking.
one of the deadliest state parks in the country is a lake in my state… and 30 people have died this year in the lake. not the same lake but illustrates how deadly lakes are.
Lake Norman? Lol
That’s gotta be Lake Lanier.
@@tedrusted that’s what I meant hahah 🤣🤦🏻♀️ i need sleep
@@tedrusted def lake Lanier
What Lake is it??
These remind me of the Murdaugh case where Paul killed a girl while also drinking and driving and didn’t spend a single second in jail
I thought of Paul Murdaugh too.
He would have if his father hadn’t murdered him. He didn’t get a chance to go to trial.
This was an accident waiting to happen. This was clear proof that they were use to drinking and driving a boat….until this accident smh.
This is going to be a lot of devastating days, months, and years for this family. Why must people be drunk? Why must people be intoxicated in order to enjoy themselves and get together with other people? Is it that they don’t really want to be there in the first place? Why must everyone be high and intoxicated?
I agree. It’s so destructive.
They weren't high.
I would venture that often they don't set out to get drunk. They just start by drinking. Too much and in the sun, it amplifies the effects.
No matter how we look at this, it's very very sad all around
@@user-gj1me4mf5c alcohol intoxication is in fact, being High!
This is why I don’t drink, and don’t hang out with people who drink to excess for recreation. Btw, that was the weirdest sneeze /cough I’ve EVER seen. I can’t believe there aren’t more comments about it. I rewound it twice.
Do you remember where in the video it is? I didn't notice it.
@@tracyvegantv7515me either. Lol
8:45 ish
I heard it. Sounded like a squeaky dog!
I was going to say squeaky toy at least
I have been on Lake Conroe during the fireworks....I'm guessing she was drunk and got hit by a boat. A LOT of crazy trashy people driving around.
Crazy and trashy…just like the parents partying with an infant
@brittany___ they meant hit by a boat once she was in the water...
@@brittany___you’re bad at using context clues
Sad...booze and boating dont mix.
They do, Karen.
It is all about getting drunk 😢
Always! What is wrong with these people?! All they want to do is drink, they can't be happy or comfortable unless they're drunk!
Literally any excuse to drink!,
@@lisabrightly The south is full of people like that. I live in one of the top drinking cities in the country and it is unreal. People who can’t handle reality turn to alcohol (drugs) and religion. It’s not hyperbole, it’s the honest truth. Going to the midwest every year has shown me the night and day differences in people’s outward demeanors down here.
@@TitaniumTurbine I could not be around these people!
I feel its more about making sure you wear a life jacket. People drink and boat all the time. Its not right, but it happens and accidents happen, but her death was easily preventable if she was wearing what she should have been.
Darkness and speed are also dangerous factors.
If she had a life jacket
If she wasn't around a bunch of people wasted.
I live on this lake. Maybe she was drinking too. IDK.
So many, if this, if that, but I only one sad destiny.
Or if she wasn’t wasted and or drinking herself.
@traybern yes, but was she driving? There is a difference of being wasted and being wasted while driving. The husband should have been sober.
We always make kids wear life jackets even swimming off the deck in relatively shallow water
I hope they aren't boys, because if so they are going to be little wussies.
How about you adults?
Sounds like a genuine accident while partying. Doesn't seem like there was malicious intent. Tragic.
Boating while intoxicated is still a crime though.
It is malicious intent bc it’s your choice to get behind a wheel. When you do that intoxicated, you better be prepared to take a life.
He didn’t say “hey” I’m going to kill someone.
But he also didn’t say “hey, I should stay home”.
He may not have malicious intent, but he didn’t show prudence and care.
@@angiebirdwell7069 it wouldn’t be premeditated. It’s still malicious to operate anything under the influence.
@@angiebirdwell7069She didn’t say I’m not getting on the boat w peole drinking, I’m not going to drink, I’m not going to wear a life jacket. Everyone was drinking and no life jackets. All adults all made their choices. All of them.
Makes no sense. The friend jumped in to find her and she had to swing 3/4 mile to a dock? How does that happen ?
By swimming….
Right! Did they keep driving the boats further away that she couldn’t swim back to their boat.
Wear your life vests and don’t drink and drive a boat; sad day 😢
You don't own a boat. In fact, I doubt you could even start a boat, Karen. Quit talking about things you clearly know nothing about.
And don’t drink and ride a boat either.
@traybern A man who lives in reality, thank you!!
The most dangerous drug in America, alcohol and ignorance
We went boating last weekend, just paddling around on a kayak. We were the only ones with life jackets. Seriously. I guess they don't look cool.
I've never allow alcohol my boat, it doesn't mix with water, always wear your life jacket.
Amen to both!
Someone died because of multiple poor choices. Hold them accountable.
I think it’s easy to assume that she couldn’t swim but we don’t know if she hit her head and was unconscious. But it’s such a sad story and I don’t understand why people drink and drive or even boat. I just don’t understand.
What is wrong with people???.😢so sad.
How careful is too careful? Careful enuf to get everyone home safely is never too careful.
I cannot imagine the horror and aftermath to this family. Not to mention the child will get to look this awful video title up one day when googling the accident.
No the child will not.
parent will let the daughter knkow what happened. This is not a murder but an accident so its not as bad to comprehend as the former.
Yes and the child
Will think “ why didn’t my mom stay home with me when i was new and dependent? Mom should have been nursing me or taking care of me at such a young age”
She will see that her mom was a bit selfish…
@@lisabrightlyof course they will!
Booze and boating don't mix. Booze and driving don't mix.
People do not drink and go on a boat 🛥️
If they were not drinking they would have been alive ….
Be quiet, Karen. You sit to pee, don't you?
I was floored when the video revealed Dennis Reynolds was narrating.
I say this every time I talk about boating or am out on my Phantom168. Make sure you know who you’re boating with and make sure they are a real captain. From the moment the individual decides to to take others on there vessel they need to be prepared to do whatever it takes to keep his or her passengers safe. After being on the water for the last 15 years consistently I’ve come to realize there are way too many amateur boaters out there, and there are way too many people out there not taking human life or the water seriously.
Well done and very important case. My hope is for all boaters to listen and learn from this horrific tragedy.
If driving under the influence is a felony, so should boating under the influence.
Honestly, I think it’s worse to use a water craft under the influence
It’s not a felony
Adulting. Its hard
It's the same charge as a DWI. It's only a felony when it's 3rd or more
It is
Not a felony. 🙄🤡
Rip to the family members...sending healing thoughts ❤❤
Drunks and boats don't mix well
I used to spend nearly every weekend at this lake in the 90s, it was a hidden gem, Lake Conroe. But around the late 90s, bars were opened and tethered boat parties started happening, and what used to be a quiet boating scene really changed. We stopped going there after seeing some pretty bad boating accidents once it became that crowded. That was 20 years ago tho. Sad to hear of this.
Did her husband not jump in the water to search for her?
He did.... listen again
@Highvibes777 He did not jump in. It was the brother in law and his friend who were driving. I thought it odd too that the husband didn't jump in.
Dod you listen to the story? Obviously now
@@Highvibes777 Wrong.
@jennifertheobald9823 You didn't. Because the husband didn't according to the info presented here. 🤡
This is terribly sad to hear my thoughts are with the family ❤
Alcohol destroys lives.
She participated in the drinking. Not blaming the victim but she has some responsibility in her death
Alcohol is a drug, if you have a problem, admitting it is the first step. Get clean, life is short.
Boats are like cars. Don't drink alcohol and wear a life vest. How tragic 😢
A person doesnt jist fall overboard and immediately drown..how did they not see her and get to her
As she was thrown off the boat, she may have hit her head and was unconscious or swallowed water..
They were all drunk
They were all drunk, it was dark, and they got into a collision. If she got knocked out during the collision she could’ve sunk underwater and out of view before the crash was even over.
1000 dollar bond and 3000 dollar bond??? Insane
who the heck goes on a boat without any vests and with drunken people? i mean people why dont you use common sense.
TERRIBLY sad!!! Heartbreaking
What does her husband have to say since his brother was involved with what happened it’s really sad she will never be a mother to her baby girl and her baby girl will grow up without her mother 😢 😢
Out family courts rob kids of their dads each day and you women are just fine with that, so spare us your fake concern for kids, what a lying phony.
more sad she left her baby girl to go party for the 4th.
@@djohny-ne3gg this is a weird comment. What's wrong with adult time? At least she didn't take her baby out with them.
No it doesn’t matter if the husband knew if their friends were drinking. She was an adult and she and he knew that they were all drinking and gonna continue to drink. The husband is not a babysitter to his wife, they were both adults. Don’t try to shift blame.
Are you trying to say he was let accountable ? Dumbest thing I ever read
🤦🏾♀️ that’s not what they said. They were talking in terms of civil litigation & whether the husband could bring any against the men who were driving the boats. No one is trying to blame the husband. They specifically spoke about comparative negligence, including both the husband’s & her own negligence (choosing to be on the boat drinking with captains they knew were also drinking, at night.. choosing to not wear life jackets, etc..) possibly being factors or a defence (for the accused) in any lawsuits he may choose to file. Not sure how u pulled one specific short sentence out of an entire discussion on the topic to misinterpret so much.. 🤔
The lawyer took a little time to relax. Way to handle a tough interviewee Jesse!!
My sincere condolences to everyone involved, her family, friends, and loved ones.
The inaccuracies in this video are disturbing. You’re spreading a lot of misinformation while this family is going through most likely the toughest time of their lives. It is also very disrespectful to put out the infant’s name. Have some respect for those grieving the loss of their loved one.
The information is already out there all over the place. You think he's the first to put it out here? Come on now.
This wasn’t a “killing”, it was a horrific accident that resulted in a death. Those men will be devastated the rest of their lives and so will the family. At every family event there will be a missing seat. The husband and brother will forever have a heart wrenching relationship.
Why didn't Jerry's husband jump in to look for her? Everybody else did. Seems suspicious to me.
I don't think it's suspicious. However, I do wonder why a woman and two men jumped in but not her husband?
Probably too drunk to swim
Around.
She should have hit up an AA meeting and lay off the booze, you just have to work the system as they say. Both people were culpable here including this woman and likely not drinking would have been a major factor in her staying on board the boat.
Wow blame the victim
@@jenniferb2164 would you get in a car knowing the driver is hammered? If you would then yes its your fault if you die in a car accident.
@@hellofoodiebeauties yeah doubt he was drunk when they rented the boat considering the rental company would never have handed a drunk the keys. This is akin to getting in the car with someone sober then the driver knocking them back on the highway. What's she supposed to do? Jump out and start swimming back to shore while they're already in the middle of the lake? Or better yet call the cops on her own family? Great idea. He's the captain he's responsible for his actions and the safety of those on board. She's allowed to get drunk, he's not. It's called personal responsibility. Yes, she should have been wearing a life jacket, but this wouldn't have happened if he never drank anything. For some reason you see a little bit of yourself reflected in this guy and don't like the possibility of him facing any responsibility for it and feel the need to defend his abhorrent actions that caused the death of another, which I'm betting you he's not defending and shame on you for saying she deserved what she got. But your karma is waking up being you every day.
@@Szilke👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
"Horrifying Boat Killing"? I clicked on it thinking someone got murdered on a boat not just fell overboard and drown in an accident. I guess you gotta make up drama to get the clicks.
I had a friend and her husband take their boat onto Lake Conroe recently. She said it was crowded with very choppy waters. She went into water and had trouble getting out!
Drunk, in a boat , no life vest, hear this wayyyy too often.
I want to say to the lawyer that family will sue you
If she wasn’t drunk she may have been able to swim and stay afloat. Her choice not to wear a life jacket. Two choices. Then u add the crash. Sad,
Heard “Morgan and Morgan” then immediately shut it off. The only worse thing than a crime is another crime committed by the greed of these ambulance chasing greedy attorneys!
Life jackets, not drinking and boating. This doesn't happen.
Lake Conroe is deep and Huge. Always Choppy waters.
thank you diana for the info
I also just commented on how huge it is! And yet it feels crowded on July 4th. Not a comfortable experience for me. Same with Clear Lake on New Year’s.
@@brendatomlinson we go on weekdays. Got the Lake all to ourselves. There are some big striped Bass in that lake.
Happens way too often on Lake Conroe.
I hear about too many cases like this sadly
How did she die? Did she go in for a swim? Did she fall over and the boat ran her over? Do we know how she died?
So sad for the whole family. I lived on lake Conroe for years. My brother still lives there. This lake gets very crowded especially during a holiday. Praying for the families of all involved. 🙏💔
So now you can't even get drunk on July 4th while piloting a boat with no life jackets on? I thought this was America
If I'm on a boat with my kids. I always wear a life jacket.
Same here! And my babies are wearing one too! I take safety very serious
And of course your children.
Children wear them too. Ages, 9, 6, 5. No alcohol either.
I would think the person would get a DUI manslaughter charge.
It’s always Lake Conroe, ALWAYS!🤦
That lawyer you used as an “expert” in boat law, seems like a complete bafoon
This is not what happened. Shane Anniboli was not with and did not know anyone on the pontoon boat. He did not jump in the water that was Jerri’s husband and brother n law and the brother n laws girlfriend. The boats did not collide. You need to verify and fact check this story. The only accurate information is that Shane Anniboli was arrested because he had stopped to help if he could and admitted when asked if he had had anything to drink.
So how did she get in the water if there was no boat collision?
Your story makes more sense than what is being said in the video
This is just so sad for this family..in the blink of an eye things change forever.
Another possible reason for one having a higher bond amount could be previous charges/criminal activity.
WHY WOULD ANYONE GO ON A BOAT WITHOUT A LIFE JACKET IF THEY CANNOT SWIM
@@illuminatedperspectives2894 Who said she couldn’t swim? Perhaps she was injured in the boat accident and was unable to swim and drowned. It’s been mentioned in the comments that the lake is choppy.
@@brittany___ Thats her own fault. Wear a life jacket just like when driving a car i have to wear my seatbelt. Otherwise if i die in an accident its my fault. Its her fault that she drowned and nobody else.
And she likely was drinking too.
3:29 they look 👀 so happy breaks my heart
JUSTICE
This is no different than if they were drunk driving and killed someone
I would imagine his brother is very angry.
So sad praying for the family!!!
Im thinking that clearly the drinking wasnt worth it. Really? I just cannot grasp how people dont know not to drink when operating any type of anything larger than yourself!
I know you need to get the sponsors in but it feels tone deaf / distasteful to use someone’s actual recent death story as an example of why you need said sponsor. Perhaps keep the sponsor out of the story itself and keep it at the beginning or end.
Boating and Alcohol never ends well.
Jesse has no voice crack which is nice
Easy to listen to.
Thanks
Wow. Partying and Intoxicated, NO lifejackets, at night. That is a recipe for disaster. Poor little baby.