One Disturbed Man That Ended Seven Lives | Killers Mistake | Real Crime
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- In Connecticut, a series of disappearances from Gasoline Alley leads detectives to William Devon Howell. Howell's disturbing confession reveals a pattern of predatory behavior, as he describes driving around with victims in his van and burying them in a remote location he dubbed "the Killing Grounds."
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People really need to stop explaining away murder through so-called mental illness of which addiction is now classified. He CHOSE to commit cold-blooded premeditated murder and multiple times at that.
Apparently, you misunderstand the mental health argument. It does not excuse their behavior, but in some cases, it causes the actions. This man's mental health had nothing to do with the murder & had everything to do with a man hating a woman in power & who doesn't tolerate his BS.
Exactly. I'm working on a book called Scapegoat and it highlts just that. As well as cities taken advantage of taxpayers money by saying it's for the homeless community and to build rehabs and then they just real allocate the funds it's so wrong it's wrong because a lot of people that I met on the streets were really good people and they are a lot stronger than most people
Lord of mighty❤
Mental illness and addiction are not excuses. But they often have a role.
And child hood .. we’d all be killers
What horrible sadness for this beautiful life that was stolen
Iranian men, do not like women telling them what to do! Her telling him to shut up, absolutely I can see being the catalyst. I was married to an Iranian man for 15 years. Can confirm their misogyny.
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Please speak only in the name of your husband you are disrespecting people who did nothing to you
@@sarapeyton4335what the truth hurts
@@sarapeyton4335what r you the comments police
@@user-wc4uh4rl3z we cant spread BS and hurt on the way many others who did not wrong anyone. We are not watching those series to blame other innocent humans
Yes it does tear yer world apart! My Grand Niece was taken a few days after her 16th birthday. Even though the p.o.s. was caught, the pain will never go away. There is no closure, just a real tough scab. 😢
My condolences to you and your family. 😢
Sending healing and comforting thoughts your way.
I am so sorry for yals loss & am praying she is at peace now .That is really sad what happened to her if u don't mind me asking ?
So sorry 😢
Thank you! @@yointhebedroom83
So sorry for your loss.Send hugs and love to you.😪🙏💕
Living to that age and being so active to have her life stolen by this creep makes me nauseous. He is a messed up individual who should have been in a mental facility to deal with his torture ordeal. I can't imagine how messed up his mind was but it had to be. You don't just live though something like he did and go on in life like everything has been totally normal his entire life. You can't just put someone like him out in society. He couldn't have had many social skills and didn't seem grateful that he was so accepted and people were kind to him especially his victim. He could have died in Iran and it would have been best if he had. There is no telling what age that lady would have lived to. But I hope he's really misreable now that he pist his freedom away and if the courts have any sense they will never let him out. Prison doesn't make a better person and he's already rotten to the core so he needs to stay where he is and remember he'll never work the earth again. The next dirt he's in will be under 6ft of it. He killed her because he couldn't get his way and all over a garden. What a terrible waste of her life, so terribly sad I feel bad for her children and especially her son Mark. You can see the pain and hear it too in him. And I seriously doubt that will ever be any better. You don't just get over such a thing.
I bet his torture was for a good reason, he was evil to begin with and what happened in Iran was due his own actions
He was never tortured & was one of the torturers. He got out because people learned who he was & went after him because of his past life.
Welp, a lot of US servicemen went thru that then came home to resume their lives and serve their communities with out slaughtering little old ladies. The killing was about his character not torture.
Where he comes from he could admit to it and still walk. It's a woman, after all, who had "disrespected" him publicly.
Agreed
She dnt disrespected him he was the one who abused n disrespected her verbally
@blembadness5212 they're talking about his upbringing causing him to see things that way and they do. Women are so abused and have no respect in iran
@@blembadness5212 According to him, how he had been taught.
The weakest men on the planet.
I pray you don't let him out he should be locked for life
No way, the UK releases first op unless its a child killer then "life" is iffy for them.
The refugee shouldn't have been allowed to jump the 7-year queue for an allotment plot!
They shouldn't be in the country.
Shouldn’t have been aloud in country.
@keithsavoie6943 true!
Imagine thinking that you're King Turd because you have a key to the neighborhood shed... maybe that's why the list is so long in the first place... 🤔
@@keithsavoie6943allowed*
Over a damn vegetable garden?!
No.., over a disagreement and a desire to control.
I’m so glad my pill addiction didn’t lead to worse drugs and me ending up on the streets. My mom is my rock, without her love, there’s no way I’d be doing so well. My mom will always be my best friend and protector. Never again will I go back to drugs. My life was terrible enough.Oh and my dog Oliver is proud of me too. 🐶
And so am I ❤ you got this 😊
Don’t know u but I’m proud as I can be because I know first hand that it’s not easy cleaning ya life up so cheers 🍻 to u for doing that. Also I salute 🫡 your mom she seems like an angel I wish u both the best. Edit: Oliver is awesome also lol 😂
Three hugs from Switzerland: one for you, one for your mom and one for Oliver! ❤🤗
Three more hugs from Alaska! ❤
I also have a wonderful dog named Oliver, and both him and I are proud of you, too! And of your mother who took such good care of you when you really needed her love and care.
Who knew gardening was such a cutthroat hobby?!!!
Committees and politics?
What an insanely petty man to kill that poor woman over gardening!
Iranian told to "shut up" by a female in front of others.. yeah she should have seen it coming
@@gabegood8989 Yeah, in his culture that's a huge insult. Although these days simply to acknowledge that fact will get you labeled an Islam-a-phobe.
You want to see some down and dirty gardening try Arkansas. Keep your car locked; you'll come back and your back seat will be full of produce.
@@davewade30I believe this is a cultural thing, not a religion case. I mean if you acknowledge it you wont be labeled as an Islamaphobe. However, if we are talking about it in an Islamic way, killing one innocent person is like killing a whole nation, but obviously he did not think in that way and let his stupid anger and getting 'insulted' ( he deserved it) get to him.
@@Kokebabbili The major religion of a region is the number one driver of culture. You can't really separate the two.
Also, my comment was not about the murder itself but about the treatment of women in Arabic countries.
My point about being called Islamaphobic has more to to with a large group of overly sensitive westerners who leap to defend Islam or Arabic culture from any criticism no matter how mild it is. Actually in America, pointing out that Arabic culture has a misogyny problem is just as likely to get you called "racist" as it is "Islamaphobic". It's a way to silence people they disagree with. It has nothing to do with Islam or even the truth.
She was a beautiful 80 yo. Gardening is a healthy hobby.
In America we have these things called Home Owners Associations (HOAs) in some neighborhoods. You pay in dues and the HOA tells you how long your grass can be, how much clutter your yard can have, the color of your blinds etc. etc. (I think they also handle maintaining shared spaces. That's their supposedly legitimate purpose) This guy reminds me of a stereotypical HOA president. A nosy busybody who is a stickler for the rules and has a penchant for lording their (tiny) authority over others. One of my least favorite types of human.
I live in an HOA development. There is a white Mercedes that we see parked up on the road on occasion. That person gathers notes and pictures for the HOA to send letters of non-compliance. After 10 days, there is a fine imposed.
@@TechGorilla1987 I'm sure some are worse than others, but I've heard enough stories to know I could never live in one. The government already has plenty of rules to follow without me willingly signing up for more. LOL! Plus I mind my own business and expect my neighbors to do the same. The idea that I might have some nosy neighbor gleefully waiting to catch me breaking a rule makes my skin crawl. No thanks! 😊
This is more like a community garden, I believe…. HOA is different.
@@daynasafranek7807 That's what you took away from my comment? You really thought I was saying HOAs are the same as comminity gardens? Read it again. Read the whole comment and see if you can figure out what I meant. I promise it's not complicated.
I would *NEVER* live in a community with a HOA... You couldn't pay me enough, LOL.
It would be a cold day in Hell before I'd buy a home and let someone else tell me what colour my curtains have to be (or what colour they _can't_ be).
Everyone part of a HOA seems like the stereotypical "Karen".
Différent culture and a man with a big ego. They can never accept indépendant women. Such cultural differences are insurmountable.
Agreed. He accepted her kindness & was allowed to jump the wait list for a plot. He ignored all that & acted like a tyrant. Her independent spirit & her standing up to his bullying was too much for the creep to handle.
It has nothing to do with that. And to put everyone on the pedestal of the doing of one crazed man is just rediculous and does no good for the dead, for those who suffer and those who have nothing to do with that. It’s just blatantly racist that comment of yours that’s all
Exactly why they shouldn’t be aloud in our countries. Diversity is not a strength it’s a well proven weakness.
@@sarapeyton4335no it’s true, facts can’t be racist.
@@keithsavoie6943 there aint not scientific facts tho that 100% of middle east and asia are murderers
His lawyer okay, calls a man who stalks kidnaps and murders, female human beings who he clearly thinks he's better than, who he thinks he is the arbiter of when and if these women should live or die. ."a gentlemen"
To quote Dickens, I'll retire to Bedlam
A southern gentleman at that
Right. And I'm a Dickens fan too😊
I originally come from the same culture that Mohammadi belongs to. Apart from his political activities and the prison abu$e he had faced in his come country, there is another significant factor that made him act the way he did. Having power and control over people, no matter where and when, is a thing that our men are brought up to expect and feel entitled to by nature. Mohamadi did not start as a murderer. He was controlling, bossy and meddling for years prior to Lea's killing. Whoever comes from the Middle East, especially if they are female, will immediately recognize this attitude of entitlement, exaggerated irritation and verbal abu$e whenever men are denied the right to decide what and how others should live their lives (and, in this case, use their alottments.) Any effective power, however tiny, makes many Eastern men immediately see themselves as dictators who have the right to make decisions for others and punish them should their dominance be rejected or questioned in any way. And the same rules applied to Lea too, because she was a woman, she was elderly and she was not harsh enough, which in Mohamadi's eyes would be seen as a weakness. She was expected to abdicate, submit herself and give her power over to him. Being a man from patriarchy, being forced to adhere to the decisions of an old woman would have hurt his ego enormously, and being told to shut up, especially in front of the others, would have felt as an unforgivable insult to his male superiority. The emails that he sent her prove that what had happened ate at him, and no amount of appologies could have soothed his need to show Lea her proper place and punish her for publicly disrespecting and humiliating him. Lea was a woman, she was old, she was frail and she was kind and respectful to everyone, and to Mohamadi, all of those things were a clear sign that she was not only far below him but also totally incapable of leading the alottment area as a strict military camp, which is our Eastern leadership style. The fact that she had more power than him must've been unbearable, and after that shut up, her fate was sealed. Literally.
Not all our men are like this, of course, and Mohamadi's trauma would have definitely influenced his behaviour too, but his underlying misogyny toward Lea is our cultural thing.
Thank you.
Thank you so much for being brave enough in writing this. I’ve seen others post similar comments only to be reported or hounded all over the net! It’s insane tbh
Telling the truth is always of importance and those with open minds are able to differentiate between hateful prejudice and justified critique. I made it very clear in my comment that not all men behave like this, but that male dominance is still very much prevalent in our societies.
"Tell the truth, break the cycle" is the motto here.
As someone who’s spent several years in the Middle East I immediately wondered why nothing was mentioned towards this, but you have said it better than I could have. Women over there are less than men, and for him to be “disrespected” by one was more than he could handle.
You speak the truth about Muslim men - well done as we all know this but some are too afraid to speak up about it - seriously that whole religion is toxic AF
So what if he had a " bad life"?
Why are we making excuses,for MURDERING an woman,that wouldnt hury a fly!😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡!
why do you have to call basic psychology excuses? no one is making excuses for him, no one is trying to give him a free pass because poor him boohoo had a bad life waaaaa sighs etc. only his attorney is offering those as, have you ever heard?, "mitigating circumstances", after all, some kind of defense must be mounted. Understanding what factors to a crime is crucial to crime fighting.
The very reason why I'm so weary and distrustful of people from chaotic background
Well, most politicians come from an organized background and are not to be trusted either.
The reenactment was very well done. Good casting. I've done casting direction. Finding a middle-aged Iranian with the same eyelid as well as an elderly woman of similar body type, both resembling the real people is quite difficult. Such a sad tragedy for such a kind lady like Leah.
finding that exact person is indeed difficult, that's why the eyelid is fake, done by the make-up department, and the actor's name, Pardip Kumar, suggests an indian origin/ancestory rather than iranian. it's just casting based on similar looks the crew can work with.
Another example of current year Cultural Enrichment.
Over 4 million people in Poland manage allotments so no, there are not a British thing.
think he was talking to American viewers(non European)
@gabwe have the same here alto i really think they just call it a garden space for rent😊😊😊egood8989
As an American, I was very curious about how big and what an Allotment was. 😊
So you have a garden. Many communities where I live, people who live in apartments, rental homes, low income etc., and the city donates a parcel of land (allotment) for all to share growing and sharing vegetables.
@carolinebrennan3864 Thanks!! That sounds really cool . Except for this case. 😬
How did I know the murderer was middle Eastern…I was married to a man from Iran who also was a refugee. It Was the most abusive, horrific 13 yrs of my life. My 3 kids and I were lucky to get out of the marriage alive.
Men of every country pull this s~~t, sadly.
I'm sorry for what you experienced and very glad you got away ❤
What show you watching ? 😂 William Devin Howell is a yt man . Whete tf u get middle eastern ? You need theraphy love
It's not just men honey, the devil don't discriminate @@lindasue8719
Iranians are not middle eastern
the way Anne Howard, the attorney, talked about Danny/Janice gave me a stroke with how blatantly disrespectful, uninformed and outright venomous it was. way to beat a murder victim whose only mistake was not meeting a murderous client's expectations (not that they would have lived either way). there are plenty such encounters that either go through regardless, or simply end without anyone being killed - if normal people are involved, that is. it irks me how nobody else in the production picked up on that or, worse, didn't gave a shit or even agreed.
He comes from a culture where women have little value and men rule. Must have been a blow to his ego to have a woman in charge. He decided she wasn't capable. Control freak narcissist
1:12:00 She wasn't disrespectful.
She just repeated what he had told her.
These people from the community of peace never disappoints in showing their true colours
😂🤣👏🏽👏🏽
Iranians are not Muslims tho?
@@sarapeyton4335 Typically Persians are born Muslim. However many have either become/became athiests or some followers of The Lord. Islam is a disease that do not give options for a cure. 😌
Serial killers always condemn prostitutes but they're always first in line to be supporting them
They all seem to find each other in the same dark alleyway too. That's the irony of these freaks but somehow they deem themselves to be a better person.
Unfortunately, there's a lot of people like this guy in community gardens. I'm glad I left.
There needs to be a sitcom on this
*Unfortunately, there's a lot of people like this guy in Iran & should stay in their own country.*
@@ShaunKang69what’s up with you and massposting racist crap?
Another one…❤ thank you for the informative content!
Disturbing picture
You should have many more followers. These shows are fabulous!❤ Thanks
Thank you for the support!
There are cultures that should never intermingle. Not politically correct, but simply reality.
Exactly, I'm shocked at all the boneheaded comments about community gardens as if that is the issue and not the person from a strange land with barbaric practices.🙄
Like Christopher Columbus?@@ShaunKang69
You’re like prosecutor representing a nation of xenophobes. It’s like you’re saying look everybody this man is a sick sadist therefore his neighbours are too
@@ShaunKang69seriously? Bc one crazy person killed someone now everyone is a murderer?
@sarapeyton4335 That's not what I said. It's totally fine to have friends, trade & be respectful to people from different places/cultures, but let's not act like there isn't differences. Some cultures are very misogynistic and don't work well with a westernized "liberal" culture that gives females the ability to have power in society situations.
Not a peculiarly British thing. We have allotments in Scandinavia too.
Community gardens?
Yes beautiful ones in Finland I saw a magazine spread about 20 years ago and I still have the tearsheets
Same for the Netherlands.
In Germany it's called Schrebergarten
We have them in the US as well.
I am a singer in local bars. I like to sing "Spanish Harlem". The final words (of the Tom Jones version) are "I'm going to pick that rose, and watch her grow, in my garden". These words can never have the same meaning for me after this video.
Do you sing sober?🤔
@@myleghurts3546 Normally I am. The band gets peed off if I mess up too much.
This must have been a nice a lady as they say ,a hard worker too ! I am so sorry for her family to loose her in this violent manner . How can someone kill an 80 year old lady ? Had the guy just got along with everyone, he may have gotten her volunteer job in a year or 2, when she stepped down .
The eyes tell it all
How refreshing to hear about a new case, instead of a repeat I see all the time.😊
For a change, the police and her daughter wasted no time before they started searching.
😢😢REALLY sad i cant understand some people's easy to kill
True. I’m baffled by humanity. 😵💫
360 years in prison, whos paying for it? We are the law biding honest living tax payers. Rot in Hades bubs. R.I.P. to the seven innocent beautiful women!
What if they were ugly women? What does that mean anyway?
@@updownstate beautiful is who someone is inside not what they look like
I have a strong feeling that his creep of a defence lawyer should spend a few months in the same cell with his "southern gentleman" client. His entire contribution is praising his disgusting client and subtly belittling both the victims and the inmates who help discover their bodies.
No respect for women
@@updownstate 🤣😂👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The defendant made no reaction as the jury delivered its guilty verdict. But as he was led from the dock, Mohammadi turned to the jury and said: “You will have that on your conscience, sending an innocent man to prison.”
Howell provides an interesting example of how the death penalty can encourage homicide. Worth thinking about.
It’s no different from life in prison, how is that better in preventing this?
Two lessons here. 1. Some parts of the world only create monsters. 2. No good deed goes unpunished. You can never be too careful with people.
I love true crime, but so many of these shows, and this series is perhaps the worst, draw out the story at an excrutiatingly slow level, continuously rehashing the same basic elements over and over again. This video is 90 minutes long, but could easily have been delivered in half that time. Indeed, it would make for far more compelling viewing if it were presented more briskly without all the needless repetition.
I get that shows of this type were originally made for television, with annoying but necessary commercial breaks, thus requiring a review of what had been covered prior to the interruption, but my goodness they do this in such a manner as if the producers believe that the average viewer has the memory of a goldfish. It's insulting to one's intelligence and makes for plodding, boring viewing.
This case was not complicated. There was only one suspect from outset, all the evidence pointed directly at him, and he was arrested, charged, tried and convicted in record time. Why on Earth would you need so long to tell what is, though not to the victim's family and friends naturally, a rather straightforward manslaughter case as though it were a complex serial killer documentary?
Bowel’s last statement, about having to live his life with these consequences, IMO, as he said, “he’d rather be dead, than having to live this way”. Some people think, this is torture, but I look at it like the misery they will have to endure, will given the victim/victims much more justice. This consequence seems more fitting than knowing, this will eventually end. Instead they will never know how many years they will be required to live before this ends.
Why Mohammed still breathing he supposed to be in the lion's den somewhere 🤔 that's why it not good to share your kindness 😔 May her soul rest in peace
1:12:11 bruh. theyre being pretty disrespectful to this murder victim...
The world still has no answers as to why majority of the population of one particular group of people, somehow gets involved in unholy acts all over the world.
Nah, it's not only them. They are only one subset of a larger, particular group of people using the same lame excuses for the same evil purposes having only the origin point and some bumps along the way slightly different - slightly in the vision of anyone from outside, because for them the origin point is fundamentally different and suggesting otherwise is mortally offensive. I'm sure you got me
I'm sorry the word affluent in the same sentence with the name of the city of New Britain Connecticut is an oxymoron if there ever was one. There's like six rich people in New Britain and they're all doctors and dentists
People think everone in cts rich. Its hilarious
His van didn’t blend into anything
They go by taxes
And Melanie’s house 3 floors circular stair case is far from poor
So he was a tortured back in his home country but he could've been evaluated first before being allowed entry
I bet they did that for a good reason knowing what this guy did to her
"A killer she had ALLOWED into her life"??? "A little TOO trusting"???
Bullshit. Victim-blaming! Blaming a woman for her own murder!
That didn't sit well with me, either, the victim blaming language.
To be fair both my grandmas wouldn’t talk to someone like him ever. So imo she was to trusting and that’s not victim blaming it’s the truth.
So sad that this is still happening--if the victims are sex workers, the law is very slow to suspect a serial.
you said she let him in her life. no, the government let him in, gave him a plot when others were already waiting on the list and put her in his path.
Love your channel.
William Devon Howell’s feelings about “bad girls” are more or less shared by countless true crime fans and echoed in the comment sections of all these true crime channels on a daily basis. It’s really sick.
The efficacy of a Police investigation is only as effective as the mental acuity of the Officers involved allows.
Thanks captain obvious. That was a genius statement
@@50086gt
If it's so "obvious", why do people act surprised when they are confronted with how "obviously" investigators f*ck it up for want of clues....?
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Well said!!
@@nicolasrose3064 you don’t have the mental acuity required to insult someone who is superior like me. You’re just someone who says dumb shit while trying to sound smart. By the way, the cops in this case didn’t solve it bc they were smart, this was the most obvious damn case anyone could ask for
@@50086gt
You are projecting your flaws and then trying to make out like it's other people's inadequacies you're talking about....
Seriously, stick to eating crayons, see if you can match the colours with the flavours you know....
Your response is just loaded with stupidity, listen to yourself, only an idiot would call themselves "superior" while making an utterly ludicrous statement about another person.
I can certainly understand the sisters explanation of “just not thinking about it; how do you cope? “ It took me 20 years to actually allow myself to grieve for my mother after she died from heart failure. You just don’t want to go there because you know the hurt is going to be unbearable.
R.I.P Mother ❤ i am sorry that happened but glad you were finally able to grieve properly and heal
What a despicable man, he was given so much help and opportunities and this is how he behaves. Regardless of what he had been through there is no excuse for what he did
Why wouldn't you be worried about your sister before a year came around & you still hadn't heard from her
take a drink every time somebody says 'allotment'
I have been and I'm maggoted at 8.51am
That community garden isn’t only British! I’m from Massachusetts and my parents had one my whole childhood, except they called it a Victory Garden (after the Victory Gardens that people had during WWII.) ❤
Funny, how all these killers „blend in“, „don’t stand out“….
This blond lady sounds impressed the way she recalls it and how she talks to him. ....
These allotment garden laws are often incomprehensible and lead to small wars. They are usually very conversational people. And then an Iranian comes along who doesn't understand this system and has a woman as his boss. This can not go well
William Devil Howell .. yea she said it right
Now this is the REAL true crime information.
No euphemisms to protect monetization.
I’d rather NOT hear a case rather than hear “unalive” “SA” or “delete”.
I still watch them, but it’s really annoying to hear that a killer unalived someone. UA-cam has some really stupid rules.
"But i have to spend the rest of my life in misery" BOO HOO, is somebody upset with the consequences of his actions? 😢
Terrible crimes. Well told. ❤❤
There has only been one execution in Connecticut since 1960, so I highly doubt it was a deterrent. He just wants to make it sound pretty. In reality, he probably just didn’t want the terrible details of the murders to be made public (with the mother of his child hearing it all). Who knows.
Is it just me or is the description of this video for a completely different case in Connecticut US? I'm not really following.
No, I thought the same thing at first. I have seen this in other channels, where they titled the video with just one of the of the stories.
Lots of people need help and I am all for helping. But you find that many are not thankful. Reminds me of the story of a homeless woman with a cell complaining at the shelter her pork was too salt.
Should be deported!!!
Well well well....
these people are impying that the difference between rape and not rape is whether you pay the $20 owed to the prostitute. Thats an insult to real rape victims..
Omg! How many times do they hafta say he let the key go to his head? They repeatedly go on and on.
“He could have been the world’s most notorious serial killer”
Uhm….doubtful. He was still rocking a mullet in 2003. He ran his mouth so much to his cellmate that the guy, who wasn’t even from the area, was able to draw a map. He was using the same place to take all of his victims and of course it was a McDonald’s, bc why wouldn’t it be. The “homicide hunter” (who even gave him that title?) guy really was giving ol’ dude much more credit than he deserves. At least in the intelligence department. Let’s not forget his very easily identifiable disgusting van.
This is not to make light of the loss of the 7 people he took….or the pain that their loved ones feel. I especially hope that the kids left behind (whom are now adults) are doing alright.
In patriarchy, men think their way should always win over women's.
Even her son wanted her to be "diplomatic"!
The Bible supports this view
I'm wondering why the refugee wasn't kicked off the allotment board after his unacceptable behavior. It was obvious he didn't understand the spirit of the garden.
Is the serial killer actually complaining about his life now??? WOW.
to the producers, USA has allotments too, just called community gardens but same concept
Frederic Nietzsche the German philosopher once said “ be careful when fighting against a monster that one doesn’t become a monster himself “
I have got painkillers and opiates for different disorders. But, I try not to use them. I have sometimes great pain from Anxiety, but I tell myself, that as long as I can tolerate it, I do it, because this pain is better than an addiction.
...didnt like being told what to do
By a Woman!😡
The allotment murder sounds like it's straight out of the TV show Midsomer Murders.....
Poor Lea... May she rest in Peace... ❤
Seriously, I thought the same thing!! Loved that show.
I can't believe you called the victims parcels😢? Not once but twice you said it! How do you think you made families feel calling their loved one a parcel!!???? 🧐 I know I would be extremely extremely upset!! 😡
Had the key any significance? It was mentioned only 1000 times. Let’s mention and show it another time to make sure…
Have a look at the photos of the 25 Most Wanted in Canada. Says so much.
In the US, we call those “community gardens” but we do have them here.
Turkey- especially if one is a Muslim, would never tolerate a woman being in control over him. There in lies the problem that angered him. That’s what I think.
You shouldn’t spread misinformation like that
Why why why
Why didn’t they just take away the keys and kick him out of the group ?
Because that would've been considered "racist" and we just can't possibly have that.🙄
This is what happens when people are naive.
She was a very trustworthy person, he was justt plain evil, trying to get whet she had.! Planning to get what he wanted and her murder was part of it! My condolences to her family😢 may she rest in heavenly peace 🕊️🙏🏽🕊️🙏🏽🙏🏽🕊️😓
No good deed....
🤔💭 It has to be the way of the Mohammadis even If they're in a foreign country.
The majority of them are the same. And this particular Mohammadi was no exception.
Thanks. I was trying to say the same thing. Never disrespect a middle eastern. Especially if you are a woman. The, even today, in Quater, women are covered from head to toe covered in black. Like the catholic nuns use to be. But these poor woman have their whole face aswell
Agree
Totally agree
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That lady who questioned him got on my last nerve with the questions she asked
Heartbreaking 💔
🗣️ “Start carrying firearms for self defense!”
I really like the crime files but some of these channels just talk to much trying to analyze the whole case instead of keeping it short and showing the crime.
How did they verify he was tortured? Who did it? Why was he tortured?
Holly shit! It’s Alex Jones!😂
The left would label this guy as a peaceful loving and caring mooslum.
The cunning that he used in his defence, is the same cunning he used in his so called "refugee from torture" application, he is a former Muslim combatant, his injuries and "trauma" would have been easy for him to paint as the result of having been dragged off as an innocent Man and then brutalized by a violent Iranian authority.
This could be a movie. ALLOTMENT