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Stayawake, you really are at the top of your game, man. It was such a travesty to lose JCS, but some of us may have never found you otherwise. If JCS is watching your channel, im sure he's proud to see someone with your level of talent doing these with his name attached! Thanks for everything you do. Your work matters!
"They had a strong and happy marriage" They slept in separate rooms and he was exchanging "I love you" texts with another woman.... no... no it wasn't a strong or happy marriage
Sleeping in separate rooms isn’t always a sign of a bad marriage. If one or both of them snore, for example, it could be enough to want to sleep separately to get a decent nights sleep. Not defending this particular marriage but just another perspective on that point.
@@jsbzoh6Very true. Also, if you are like me and your almost 6yo still has separation anxiety, most of the time my husband ends up sleeping in our daughters room, while our daughter sleeps with me in our bed.
He's not speaking to his wife at all on the call. Asked several times if she's awake, he says "I don't know" but still won't use her name to try to talk to her or keep her "awake".
There have been many examples of guilty persons passing a lie detector test, and many innocent people failing them. The exact reason they’re not admissible in court.
Absolutely. The polygraph isn't an accurate detection method for lying. Some research suggests its accuracy is somewhere around 50%, but it depends on the person admistering the proceedure. This makes its accuracy around the same as a coin toss, which of course, is more or less worthless. The use of it is mostly to elict a confession from someone who believes the polygraph is detecting their dishonesty. This is why it's always best to refuse a polygraph if asked, regardless of your guilt or innocence.
The police do not even want them to be admissable. This way they can threaten and pressure you with them, but you can not use them yourself as evidence if it ever comes to a trial.
And people don't break into peoples houses that have 'protected by Smith and Wesson'. Right? You can't put a stamp of an absolute on anything when it comes to who would do what in given circumstances.
Well, my boyfriends house got robbed while there were lights on (they automatically switch on and off again during the day and night) + they have a security camera The rest of this story is weirder! Not hearing his wife getting murdered but hearing a meow
It happens here in Seattle all the time. I'm on the neighbor's app and see people trying doorknobs constantly and they can actually see the person in home in their living room at times
The guy is super unlucky to be having a texting affair then his wife gets randomly murdered in her bedroom after asking for a divorce. Random killings of spouses nearly always have the other partner having an affair. So folks if find out your partner is having an affair be vigilant as you probably going to be murdered by a stranger.
Now that you mention it, you’re so right. It’s insane at how many of these cases the spouse that lives is always having an affair but it’s never them that did it. The only thing they did wrong was the affair 🥴🙄
That was a real surprise that the son was arrested for child rape and molestation 18 months later. That, along with the husband in jail, raises even more doubts about what went on behind the scenes in that household.
It makes me wonder if perhaps the son, Jacob, was the actual murderer. 12 years before the murder had occurred, Jacob was arrested on suspicion of child molestation but charges were later dropped. 4 years before the murder, Jacob had to register as a sex offender for being caught molesting 2 young girls. He was also fired from his job as a highway patrol officer because of this. Makes me wonder if the mom perhaps had anything to do with him being caught and maybe he held a grudge against her for “ruining his life” or something. The Dad might have even had an inkling that his son could be responsible, but didn’t want to throw him under the bus since he wasn’t for sure…and this was his son after all, who he loved. 2 years after the murder, he had to spend 180 days in jail for molesting a little boy. And then a couple of years after that is when he r*ped a child and was sentenced to prison for 26 years.
Stayawake is literally the best crime doc channel besides jcs on youtube. He actually breaks down footage and goes in depth segment by segment unlike the others
I assume he meant cause he “thought it was a hurt cat” and he was “to sensitive “ to check it out himself. NOT MAKING EXCUSES! just what I thought he meant by that.
@@iveliserojas612that was an attempt at sarcasm, right? The guy had been sexually offending against children for twenty years (that they know of - but he’d probably been doing it his entire life, as they do). Finally they gave him the sentence he should have got the first time.
@@Eschatonx That literally has nothing to do with the mental anguish and trauma someone would be going through in that situation. No amount of training can prepare you for that.
That's such a fucked up thing to do to your own kid. When I got to that part of his plan I couldn't believe my ears. What a narcissist! That poor kid had to feel like if he'd been a few minutes quicker to get there he could've saved her, and maybe he still does.
Let's not forget he passed a lie detector. That proves 2 things: one, if you're ever asked to take one to eliminate yourself, you WON'T be eliminated so don't do it, and two, law enforcement doesn't believe they are valid at all either so they must have another plan, like lie to you about the results to trick you, so again, don't do it.
Polygraph machines (as well as the Reid technique in general) are basically a non-physical way of beating a confession out of someone. And the former is nothing more than a crude reaction detector that can be fooled by clenching your sphincter. The repetition they use can and does gaslight innocent people into falsely confessing.
What you said is so true! They will absolutely lie about you failing the lie detector. Quite a few years ago, I was working at a restaurant when I came in one morning to find that money was missing from the night deposit. I was the one who found the missing money. I contacted my supervisor to let them know. They ended up having all the managers and assistant managers having to take a lie detector. After I took mine, for over 2 hours the police kept telling me I failed the test and they know I was guilty. I said I am the one who found the shortage! They said you are smart enough to do that to try and not be suspicious. 5 days later, I found out from my supervisor I had actually passed the test. I learned a hard lesson….never trust the police!
polygraphs aren’t usually upheld/taken seriously in a court of law because there’s a 10% inaccuracy. So if anyone thinks they truly passed one, they didn’t.
Imagine what this poor woman went through behind closed doors. I'm sure the extended family did believe he was a good guy, because his wife and kids probably hid the truth very well.
Wow this is definitely a weird one! I almost wish that I didn’t know about the son being convicted of child rape. I know that it’s not right to judge the father based upon the son’s crimes but I cannot stop wondering if there’s more to this family then they want to people to see. I just don’t know if I can form an unbiased opinion on this one.
@@___DRIP___ Being a murderer doesn’t do much in the way of bolstering his credibility in regards to other suspected crimes. Heck there may even be an argument that he killed his wife because she found out that he was a sexual deviant. So my guess is that the comment was made with the belief that someone that kills his wife after 30+ years of marriage may be just as capable of harming children as he was capable of killing his wife. Or at the very least had some dark secrets that he didn’t want revealed. That being said, I am not 100% convinced that he did kill his wife.
@@___DRIP___ look at me rambling on and on probably not making much sense. I apologize if my nonsensical rambling came off aggressive towards you. I was just trying to play devils advocate and look at this from all the angles I can see. Take care
Wow!! Wait til the end for the plot twist. Now, let’s be realistic, this dude said he was “sensitive like that” to hear a car noise, but didn’t hear a grown ass man breaking into his house and murdering his wife with a knife??? Help that make sense??? 🤔🤔🤔
Yeah I agree with Becky here, I believe he meant it in a way that he's sensitive to making sure she isn't disturbed. But Yeah... Nah, not sensitive enough to be chatting away with an old High school flame??🤔 Sh*t don't make a lot of sense to me. I actually think the slip-up during the interragation that the second Prosecutor pointed out was a lot more telling then the 911 call debate. Either way, this is one of those cases where we will never TRULY know exactly what transpired. I hate cases like this because as a fan of true crime, you always want to know with certainty who the Killer is and in this case we simply have our opinions. My opinion is I believe he's guilty... I think he killed her... but I would NOT want to be on the jury with this case because Idk if the prosecution gave me enough to say beyond a reasonable doubt he kill her?? If he DID kill her, he's right where he belongs. The fact that his biological son is a twisted sicko.... only strengthens my opinion on this guy.
It apparently wasn't even just once either...I read about it and apparently he did things to multiple boys and girls.. sick sick man who deserves nothing but to rot in prison
The 911 call done for him. Not so much the fist sentence but his inability to tell 911 if she’s awake, breathing or able to provide the help 911 is asking for on her behalf. Why wasn’t he shouting her name? Why can’t he describe her condition at all? The timeline is suspicious as well with the crime scene looking older than when he describes hearing screams
Just remember...stuff like this can happen to your family too. This channel and the morbid curiosity that comes with it are life changing points of time for families. Sad situations. Try and be kind to each other.
I heard “found” the first time listening (maybe the subtitles), but after going back and listening to it again, I can’t not hear “killed” every time now.
If an intruder did come through the window, the blinds would’ve been disturbed either when he was climbing in or when he left in a panic after he stabbed her. Moreover, there should’ve been screams or noises from a struggle and Mark should’ve heard it. If lets say the intruder killed her without her making a noise then there’s no need for him to leave in a panic. He would’ve ransacked the room at the very least. Mark murdered her so he could be with another woman.
Yeah there's something fishy going on with that family seriously. It's clear he killed her, like you said, the blinds would have been disturbed, the way they demonstrated the blinds not being disturbed, Someone would literally have to contort their body, not be in a rush.
I was curious so I looked it up, but for anyone else wondering, Jason says “possible 1144” at 5:13 in the 911 call. An 1144 in police code is a possible fatality.
Add in to have a corner sent..It means both 11 meaning possible fatality 44 meaning send coroner... (I'm not trying to be a smart aleck) just wanted to add the full meaning of that code for that area..
You don't need to decipher lies from truth, you just need to observe the evidence and ask yourself if its able to prove the case without reasonable doubt.
These people are so deeply entrenched in the insanity of their cult that they would rather embrace murder and child sex abuse rather than be humiliated within their religious community.
I say he's guilty because of what he said to the girlfriend. If the talk was so innocent why would he even make the remark about "something terrible having to happen". I think he was saying his true feelings that day and either killed her on purpose or rationalized killing her in a moment of anger. Everyone saying they were so happy, that's like the worst reason to think he's innocent. Those "tight" mormon communities are usually alot of people trying to appear perfect for God but really for their own self righteousness! I believe that environment makes people suppress their real desires and do what's "godly or expected" of them. They were together since high school, that marriage was probably "suggested" by the "elders".
Maybe he meant, something would have to happen before he would ever leave his wife. How many times did he go meet her? How many times did he sleep with her? Are you even capable of rational thinking? Don't ever be on a jury, you're not capable of a fair judgement. Nothing they presented showed guilt. If we went thru every message of phonecall, what could we make of it? You're Guilty of Murder, that's what.
@@jeffcampbell2710 The main reason humans are put on the jury is because humans know how other humans operate. You honestly believe that it's just a coincidence this man started "being friends" with a woman he jokingly said some suspicious stuff to, then his wife died. A woman with no enemies, a burglar who didn't take anything, and him being the only one home was a coincidence. He said he heard a cat outside but didn't hear his wife struggling with a burglar? So was she silent the whole time? She didn't "yelp" like most of us do when we are surprised huh? This man showed very little emotion and gave the dumbest alibi. There was no urgency to save her life. There was blood everywhere and he says "I found my wife sick". This guy was counting on people like you to be on that jury. Yeah, let's just forget the human side of this case, he didnt text his girlfriend that he was gonna kill his wife so lets ignore all the convenient "coincidences in his story. I get that it wasn't enough legally, but seriously who else did this?
@@jeffcampbell2710 exactly why I have no confidence in a jury. I honestly think most people are not fit to make these type of decisions. I would like for there to be someone who is very skilled to have each jury member show they understand why they are entering the verdict they decide upon. To be able to express how they eliminate any reasonable doubt. Because most will only end up with well I think there's a good. Chance he did it, I mean who else could have done it? Find out who else,. Cause as long as you have that question, it's not guilty.
My opinion is that it is more likely he said “I’ve found my wife, shit there’s blood everywhere”, than “I’ve found my wife, sick there’s blood everywhere”. The first sentence makes sense for someone who found a loved one dead, the second does not, particularly if someone was trying to deceive the 911 operator.
I guarantee everyone heard the first one . No one hears "kill" unless you put the word in front of them as it is played. It's a trick on the mind. It used all the time. There was a entire episode of "Brain Games" based around it.
I know he did not say I killed my wife. Especially if he had supposedly killed her hours earlier according to them as med was trying to get away with it. So dumb.
Even if he did say "sick", it's not exactly a stretch. At times of high stress and trauma- which is exactly walking in on your spouse covered in blood with no explanation for what just happened- you can sometimes have a difficult time finding the right words. "Sick" doesn't exactly describe what's going on but in your mind, you've had the words "sick, hurt, etc" classed together since childhood. The fact that everyone tries to take everything so literally- even from someone under extreme, unexpected and traumatic stress- is ridiculous.
Common people, how many times have we heard that story of the burglar who walks in, kills the occupant (instead of just tying them up...) then leaves the scene without taking anything even though the occupant is now dead thus no longer a problem...? Plus, the husband is sleeping nearby and didn't hear any of the commotion and possible screams of his wife getting stabbed in her room...? Plus, at the beginning of the call, it sounds to me like he said: "I stabbed my wife, sh*t"... If you listen to it with headphones and loud, it's definitely a "st" (stabbed) sound, not a "f" (found) sound... Be real people...
Actually, that's very strange. Because this video claimed he said "I KILLED my wife, shi*" Or "I found my wife, sick" NEITHER words were 'STABBED', like You heard! Also, they've literally done studies on this Exact thing, where READING and LISTENING to audio can change your perception of what exactly you're HEARING. In other words, You listen to audio, trepeat what you've heard. TheN, they will have you READ different words and the audio changes, the words change to sound like what they're telling you, that's what your ears pick up, what words are flashing on the screen. I don't know if any of that made sense, but essentially, it sounds exactly like this video. And I am not saying that's either here nor there, but just pointing it out.
Good job STAYAWAKE, I love that your videos contain all the relevant information, real pics and clips of the people and places, an intelligent take on the verdict and they are short enough that I can watch them.. some others can be 1, 2 or 3 hours long! I aint got time for that!
going off just what is shown in the video, i think this is one of those cases where legally he's not guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, but in reality he def killed her.
I agree totally. I don't think there was enough evidence for the prosecutor to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he killed her but I believe he is the one who killed his wife so he pursue the other woman. Too much circumstantial evidence to think anyone other than him killed her.
@@ccchhheeennn2 I'll tell you what I think the most obvious indicator is that he's guilty: He wants us to believe he was in bed, his son came home, went straight to bed, and then, pops apparently hears cat noises which lead to him discovering the body. Let's look at this. Granted, some people might get out of bed to the sound of cat noises. Not me. I'm 43. I'd heard enough cat noises by the age of about 25 to know it's a couple of cats unexpectedly meeting in the alley out back, and not the demonic uprising it sounded like. I roll my eyes and go back to sleep. I think the man in this video was at least my age, if not older. Yet cat noises had him jumping out of bed? And according to him, because he didn't want them waking up his wife? Why? I've known many wives to wake up in the middle of the night. Not one of them died as a result. In fact, 100% of them just... went back to sleep. There's a couple of cats in the alley, who gives a fk? It's like something a man would write as a scene in a movie: The burglar jumps out the window in a panic, disturbs a cat that was resting on the ground outside (who had somehow, coincidentally, chosen that exact spot after the burglar had entered FROM that same spot). Cat noise, meowwwwww! Charles Bronson rushes to that room, aims his gun out the window and plugs the bad guy. Opening credits. Boom. See what I mean? It sounds made up. If he'd let her lay there dead all night and found her in the morning, I'd understand. That's normal, believable behaviour. But just after your son gets home, goes to bed, you hear cat noises? Leading you to the body? Oh really now? 🤨 It's not solid proof he did it, but it's enough for me to dismiss claims he was definitely innocent. But I admit, this is a very hard case to know, one way or the other, at least based on this video alone.
@BlackBannerProductions why is there no murder scene beyond her dead body as if someone carefully cleaned themselves up after killing her? If someone had stabbed her they definitely would've gotten blood on themselves and it would've shown on the way out the window but that isn't there. Also it looks like he did the one slash in the screen and didn't even climb through it to make it look like anybody had. It wasn't torn from the frame or anything and it doesn't take a lot of weight on a screen to pull it out of the frame. It's way too clean of a murder for it to be done hastily by a would be burglar. Also why would some cats wake him up but not his wife struggling with her murderer? As well as the fact that the on scene firefighters said the murder scene looked like it had taken place hours beforehand.
Mom was a college professor, one son a firefighter, another son a highway patrolman. Family was connected in the community who would of course back their own. Not surprised by the mistrial followed by conviction. Eventually, things hidden will come to light. Like the dark deeds of the highway patrol son of theirs. I am sure a lot of people in that community were second guessing their ability to judge character and how well did they really know people after the two familial convictions.
This UA-cam channel does such a great job putting these videos together! I could watch this channel's content all day and never feel like I wasted my time. As for the case - I won't say he didn't do it but if I was on the jury and this video was the only information I was allowed to consider I would not be able to vote 'guilty.'
We shouldn't overlook the greatest Freudian Slip of all time when Duenas said, "When I..." Right when he was saying how the killer stabbed her. He absolutely killed her and is right where he should be: Fulsom.
From what was shown in this video, interrogation, and other clips I totally don't understand how he was convicted... I'm not saying he's innocent - I have no clue, but I didn't see or hear even one piece of evidence that would prove him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt! ⁉️🤔⁉️
for sure... like the "when I..." is obviously just a false start for a sentence. he was likely going to say "when I found her" in regards to that gash not bleeding. I do this in normal circumstances, just completely switching my sentence after starting another. usually because I forgot what I was going to say. so I couldn't imagine being in a situation like this and NOT making mistakes like that.
Exactly... I'm so confused. So what is the evidence exactly, because I didn't hear a single concrete thing?! He's a POS for having an affair, but him getting convicted for murder is baffling to me
I really like your style in this one-- I feel like I'm watching the birth of a JCS inspired channel that actually has its own unique spin. Excellent work, keep it up!
Yeah really, and he’s so composed too. No shaking in his voice, no sniffling from crying at any point! He’s actually leaning back with his leg up like he’s watching the game with his buddy! Wow, those poor ppl defending him. They probably wouldn’t believe it if he confessed!
Often enough. And you can't convict someone because the alternative is "unlikely" we don't send people to prison because "statistically its usually the husband so just jail the husband and call it a day"
@@papabaddad Agree. Do I think that he killed her? Yes. Do I think that there was enough evidence to convict him? Not from what I've seen here. It's terrifying how little proof juries require to find someone guilty.
@SIRI-{ish}- I remember those days! Me and my friends would skip mandatory sport on a Wednesday afternoon to go to the local movie theatre for $5 if there was anything good on.
I feel that it’s likely he did it, but cannot understand how this was “proven beyond a reasonable doubt”. Serious problem with the justice system if you can get convicted on that little.
If I was ever accused of something, I wouldn't have a jury trial. So many times you hear jurors say " I wasn't quite sure, but this one piece of circumstantial evidence changed my mind." That's not beyond a reasonable doubt.
Circumstantial evidence. He said he was in the house the whole time. How could he be on the living room couch and awake after hearing "cats" while she was being stabbed to death in her bedroom? He proved he was there, heard something, was awake. Probably the best circumstantial evidence I’ve seen. The trial was quite good, especially the coroner.
Reasonable doubt??? Lately you have to prove your innocence. There is ton on reasonable doubt in this case, I don't know if he did it, I will lean to not guilty, but anyone who said there isn't any reasonable doubt is full of shit.
@@INKovari What's really scary is that there are sanctimonious, self important tosspots like you, no where even remotely intelligent as you think you are, and with all the brain power of a paramecium, possibly one day serving on a jury.
He did it. I used to be a herion addict and I broke into homes over 200 and I came across sleeping people and if they woke up I ran so fast that window blind thing I would have jumped through it and it would be destroyed it would look like someone jumped through it. And I have gone through just that same window situation and because the window in low you can I have many times you do it slowly and you don't make any noise you just move it as you slid in it's so easy and no one will hear a thing or see damage. But on my way out if I had met a waking person I used to run like a freak I jumped from a 3rd story window and broke my foot in over 30 places it was so damaged I still walk with a slight limp. That was over 30 years ago and I did 4 years in prison for 18 burgs. I never went back to drugs. The way he cut the streen is another thing I did that as well, but it's a problem because it's very loud, I had a knife and each single mm cut makes this big noise and he cut it the wrong way you do the bottom not all the way just a foot on the bottom and two or less up so you can squeeze thru. Try it at home in night and feel how wrong it feels cutting the screen. I worked out the best way and I used a blanket and it muffled the very loud sound of the cutting. Why if yr there to do a burg and a woman is there would you kill her. I had that experience many times and I simply ran out. You want money for herion you don't want life in prison. It's absurd. He found her and like most men that try to stage a crime they want another family member there because it helps with the acting. U do not cut a screen like thst it's so ridiculous as someone that's done it a lot. Somtimes I cut a foot by foot like a L but you only need a little flap you don't do the whole window from top down that's so noisey and just stupid. And you know this the very first time you have to cut one. It's common sense because it's loud as f***. He killed her that's just how it is. I should restate something, you don't just not kill a person in a home you broke into not just because you don't want life in prison but because you do not want to kill anyone ever, yes you are a junky on a slippery slope of moral decae ,but to kill a human over drugs or money to me is the most evil thing possible. I find people that kill for money worse than a person that kills for no reason or the reasons in his head,. I used to carry a knife and many homes there were women alone , and I'd get in so quite that they don't know but then you walk out and you find out and you bail so quickly. IV never thought to confront them. It's me doing wrong I ALLways knew this and I ALLways knew I'd pay big time. I once got caught red handed because I broke into a empty home and I went straight to the front door because I got in the back door to make sure the front was an escape but it was dead locked and it couldn't be opened and a car pulled in the driveway at the back door that I broke into and I had a knife a skrewdriver and a crowbar, I quickly ran upstairs to smash a window and get away and I thought Robert you can't keep running ,it was like a voice in my head, you have to change or you will suffer so much. And I went downstairs and a woman came in and saw me and she was so afraid because I had a skrewdriver and a crowbar in my hands and she was shaking but I didn't move then her husband came in and he was frightened as well because I didn't say anything yet and I could have easily said get out of my way or I'll do whatever and they would have done what I said. So he's scared and I saw both frightened just looking at me and I dropped the things and I said call the police and I sat down and I apologized to them, and then the man got smart with me once I submitted, I found that funny. And I the police got me and I had only been out of prison for a 4 weeks or something and I'm glad I got out in prison because I deserved it. Those people don't deserve to be treated that way. IV had my home broken into 3 times over the 30 years and I understand the feeling of being violated and not feeling safe in yr own home, it's horrible. And I did that to so many people. I still feel a deep sense of shame.
@@allisonj905 you would hope so really, I have made progress in areas and then there are things that I still feel weird about. A crisis of meaning or a existential crisis. I have not stolen a thing since I got out of prison last and I am ashamed that I was so selfish. At the time I really did not care if I killed a person or I killed myself. I was a nilhistic pathetic child. I have learnt that drugs are so destructive, they can make a good man bad really easy. I have a strong sense of ethics and morality, because I lost my way and I allmost died so many times. I hurt so many people and thus is something I still feel guilty about. I invaded so many people's homes and businesses and it's a wicked thing to do to strangers. IV tried to make up by being kind and generous and I'll never go back to that hell of herion and prison. Knowing that you have caused so many people to feel horrible is something that weighs on my conscience. I wonder if I can balance the bad IV done with good deeds, IV been trying for over 28 years, to be a selfish egotistical brat is something I never thought I would be. I have to forgive myself or I will never get over it. I do volunteer work I feel it's like community service. I'm so ashamed. I'm lucky beyim alive and I have the opportunity to change and to make it right. This life.
Thank you for your expertise. It makes sense. If you run into trouble, you are not leaving peacefully. I wonder why the son didn't hear anything. He woke up because of a sound. I doubt it would be a cat...Otherwise people would wake up several times a night... Now did you use gloves?
@@samsamcupcakes6476 yes and no, when I had herion in me I could plan, when I'd be desperate and crazy I did not care if I was caught, I wanted to be stopped and put in prison because I had been to rehabs as a juvenile and I was in juvenile prisons about 10 times and that was the only time I stopped using because it wasn't in there. But when I planned things there was nothing to stop me, no door metal or wood can stop a crow bar. This is in the 90s and on a job I did were I got into a jewelry store and the safe was open and I took so much and the man that owned it went broke and the shop was closed. I felt bad for that when I was clean. I took small safes I broke into safes I stole 6 purses in 1minit at a gym. All the women put them in this small room and I took out the small thing with the money and cards and put them all down my track suit pants and walked out past them and it looked so ridiculous. I got into a funeral home and I opened the cold rooms and there was 3 dead body's in there and they had a small cash tin and it had 4700$ and I was happy but I cut my self on the glass and left my blood and DNA and when I got out of prison about 3 years after the detectives came to my house to get DNA and I was so afraid because I only got caught for about 15% of the crimes I did, but they never came back. I guess they assumed because I did so many different crimes that I may have a rape or a murder. But I never hurt people that way I didn't even see people I am not that kind that can put a gun in yr face, I like creeping around and finding the way in, I felt I was proving that I was clever. But cunning is not intellectual it's what animals have. If someone came in when I was in there home I snuck out, I once stayed all-night under a bed of a man and woman and it was hard and scary because I just felt they knew I was there but they both left for work in the morning and I'd been under the bed since like 9 pm and I needed to wee so bad. I found a gun in his wordrobe but it didn't work I found a slug gun as well and knifes and I took them and I found in her draw the same draw that was ALLways the place women put money. I took a guitar a Martin because I play the guitar and it was worth about 8 grand and I got sick and sold it for 100$ that's what herion does to you. That guitar was unbelievable, a accustic electric. American made. I was ALLways hoping to find a hand gun so I could bury it and if I needed to kill myself I just wanted it burried. Because I knew I was going to get caught and I wanted it and I was afraid of prison and how much time I'd get .but there are not many guns here thank god. Or I could have been shot. The best thing for a herion addict is to treat them like a health issues instead of locking you up because you get so angry in there you want to destroy. Now here they send you to rehabs if yr crimes are not violence, mine were not, just stealing to get herion. Back then they didn't give you methadone or Suboxone you just had to go through the sickness. Now they put you on methadone or Suboxone the day yr in custody. So you don't have to go through the pain. I think the pain is good because it's hard and you remember how bad it is and I never went back to herion. I did it the hard way but it worked for me, it didn't work for anyone else I knew they just got much worse till they robbed banks and got guns and robbed dealers and hurt a lot of people. I knew this guy that in 2 weeks he got out of prison he robbed like 14 banks and other buissnes and he got 27 years. He was just 21. He did home invasions were he stabbed people to give him the druggs, he became a violent offender when he wasn't before. Prison can make you worse or change you for better. He was crazy, he shot a drug dealer as well he was on a rampage every day all day and night. He only had 2 weeks if freedom. There were many like him. Many bank robber s back then. And guys that blew up with gas cash machines, and they got a lot of money. They would pour a gas into the machine and then light it and it blew the whole thing out and they took the cash boxes. One time they blew up the bank by accident and got nothing. They also blew them up then put chains or cable arond it and drove off with it behind a car or small truck. They all stoped around 98, 99, when banks put into place extra security and measures so the machine could not be taken, . There were at least 10 gangs doing them almost every day. A gang got 3million in cash and got away with it, it's unsolved and it was one of the smartest armed robberies on a bank truck. They had road workers digging up the road this truck took in Sydney and lollipop men with signs to say stop and they had on all the gear looked legit but there was a car with the gunmen in it waiting and they didn't have to hurt anyone and they got away with it. These men are not herion addicted they are full criminals. That do it as a way to make a living. Very different from me, they are very smart and disaplined like army soldiers, they stay very fit in prison and no one messed with them and they didn't talk to people, I became friends with one and he never once talked about his crimes, he tried to train me in boxing and weights and he taught me that the way I was going I'd be in and out of prison allmy life. He only got caught once and got 12 years for a bank. He was called a mastermind by the judge, it was one of his co-offenders that gave him up. He got out before me and he said he will never do crime again and he didn't. Boy was he a hard man. His dad was in veitnam in Australian army and so he had that hard edge, his dad came back messed up and used to drink and beat him. He was a very intelligent man, well read, and could get a well paying job. He helped me change. The way he was respected compared to drug addicts, if anyone tryed to put the bounce on him he was a brutal fighter. Very intense man but he saw something in me of himself when he was 18, and he told me the truth. I was a bum. He was right.
“I’m a considerate guy…” I know people react differently to trauma but if your wife had been murdered, and you found her, I don’t think attempting to sway the police interrogating you that you are considerate would be thought or stated if you were innocent.
Imagine: you find your beloved wife of 30 years dead in a horrific scene. You call the ambulance and police, trying to save her. You find out your wife has passed away and even worse, murdered. You want to help police find the killer, you answer their questions. And slowly as the questions keep coming you begin to realise that they think you've done it. You know you haven't done it, you want them to find the person who did. What do you do? Trying to convince the police I didn't do it would be on my mind, I have no idea how I would convince them. A gut feeling shouldn't put anyone in prison.
it's hard to say for sure. to me it doesn't make sense at all for him to kill his wife for a woman he never met in person. as suspicious as he sounded at times, i do feel it overall doesn't add up for him to murder his wife unless there were deeper issues between them that never came to light. then again...the burglary story seems highly unlikely too. all this doubt though is exactly why his conviction is hard to stand by.
This is a tough case, for sure. I find it odd that he says he heard a weird noise, then found her in the bedroom after checking outside- I don't believe the killer would've gotten away after that short amount of time between him checking outside, then going to the bedroom. It's also weird that the screen was facing inside of the room, but if said killer escaped, they would've had to yeet themselves back out quickly before he walked in to catch him, plus the fact the blood at the scene was determined to be hours old. I don't think there was actually another person at the scene.
Once again StayAwake proves to surpass JCS. You have analyzed a case that deserves so much more attention. Im really baffled by so many twists and turns. The son a patrol officer found guilty of child rape at the end makes me wonder if they possess a genetic component of having ability to appear innocent while masking very well a dark side. But as one commenter mentioned, the passing of polygraph by a federal expert? Then the evidence and circumstantial evidence against him is damning. Excellent 👍 job on this. By far my favorite one yet, your getting better StayAwake. Surprised how few people have heard of your channel in the True Crime/Criminal psych sector/genre!#1!
Yay! I hope the move went well! Thanks for the upload! This is such an awful case. :( Let me tell you all something, from a deeply private and painful moment in my life. My fiance of 4 years was found passed away 3 days ago at a mutual friend's home. Had I been there, I'd have been covered and smothered in absolutely every kind of fluid, DNA, what have you, trying to save him. (At this point it is suspected he overdosed). In my mind, the fact that this husband's cleanup attempts had been made and only trace/nonvisual blood was on his clothing tells me everything I need to know. It is my opinion that he is exactly where he needs to be. There isn't possible way that "blood was everywhere" and he was there next to her, checking her, looking for wounds, etc. And not have more than microscopic traces on him. He's a rotten person for even putting their children in the middle of this.
Oh wow I am so sorry for your loss! I can't even imagine how you're feeling and coping right now. I hope you have a good support system. Wishing you peace and healing 🙏🤗
@@retard_activated Your sentiments are not enough by law to convict someone of murder. Plausibility and suspicious activity are not solid evidences. There could be a lot more to this story considering Jacob is in jail for child s3x crimes. They may have killed the Mother because she knew something.
By his own confession, this is more overwhelming circumstantial evidence than I’ve ever seen. He was in the living room, heard cats, and was awake. At that time, she was being stabbed to death in her bedroom. Same house. Same time.
no no no no, what he thought he heard was cats but was probably her. by the time he looked around goes to check on her room the perpetrators have left. Would be interested to see the state of the window though at this point. But still this case should be "under reasonable doubt".
I’m thankful you’ve never been called for jury duty on nothing serious. 🥴 you should be ashamed of yourself. I pray you never get put on a jury for a murder or anything serious. Jesus Christ. It’s mind boggling your train of thought here. So because he was in the house he must’ve done it? Amazing supergirl, ain’t so amazing at critical thinking.
Why would you say your wife is sick when she and the room is completely covered in blood. I’ve looked over this case before and it never sat right with me. I still believe the son did it and the husband covered for him and ultimately the son got what he deserved
And what about the footprints why didn't we hear anything else about those? I'm with u something just don't smell right. On the 911 call he just doesn't sound like someone that's trying to convince the operator that he's distraught. I think he's probably a weird guy and maybe not very bright, but sounds like he's being genuine
I listened to this without watching the screen and that phrase never popped into my head. Only after reading the captions did I realize this it was a supposed confession. If you believe that someone would call 911 and immediately accidentally confess to murder, it's a pretty good indication that you have an unshakable confirmation bias and nothing can convince you otherwise aside from video showing an intruder entering the home. It's beyond ridiculous to believe that someone would "slip up" and confess to murder the moment they call 911.
Confirmation bias is a hell of a thing. I wasn't looking at the screen and that definitely isn't what i heard. Reminds of those backwards lyrics things where aerosmith is talking about satan
Stunning how juries convict men based on nothing more than a reaction deemed "odd" or "suspicious" by police, or with the knowledge that he once had an affair, or was thinking about having an affair, or flirted with a gal online, or thought of flirting with a gal online.... Stunning how little evidence some prosecutors will go forward with. Stunning, and shameful.
While I’m not 100% positive , I do believe he killed his wife. Having read some of the trial transcript and the psychological tells this man shows I draw the aforementioned conclusion.
He wanted to change in his old model for a new piece of tail and wanted the house, kids and life insurance, he almost pulled it off. Nobody wants to believe their own family would do such a evil selfish thing. Many spouse's have been killed for money and or a new squeeze.
Yeah the central inflection sounds more like an "i" or "ih" sound and it ends more with a "ed" or "ehd" sound like "killed", not the "nd" or "uhnd" sound that "found" would end with
I think the most likely scenario is she went to bed and then came back for something, possibly a glass of water, and she found him using that 2nd cellphone while watching the baseball game. She then found out he was texting the same girl and said she wanted a divorce. He he grabbed the knife on the kitchen block because it was the most convenient weapon.
Not enough evidence for a conviction there is still reasonable doubt and the fact his and her family believed him to be innocent should show how little evidence there really was
I I’ve seen family stand behind killers before with full evidence.I agree the evidence isn’t great but his interview is completely bizarre and not similar to any interview I’ve seen him of someone who is innocent . I’ve looked over this case before and it doesn’t make me believe he didn’t do it , just that the evidence is lacking
@@Lovecrunch30 that still means he shouldn't have been convicted in my opinion. People respond very differently to traumatic happenings, without actual evidence he should have been free.
The family are emotionally invested they are the worst people to analyse what actually happened. We know she was murdered. That's an absolute fact. You have a plausible suspect in the form of Mark - without another plausible suspect or version of events it becomes entirely reasonable to assume Mark did it.
@@liamdevine8063 Plausibility does not equal guilty. You really need to study criminal law. You can’t just convict someone because they are the best option. That’s scary that you would destroy someone’s life just because something is plausible.
As soon as the video started I was thinking what a weird thing to say “I found my wife sick, I mean there blood everywhere”… it most likely was a slip up and he fumbled the ball within the first 2 seconds of his staged call. These people man smh. The world is a scary ass place. Everyone out there choose your partners wisely. Don’t settle, don’t stay because you’re embarrassed to get divorced or break up. If your partner gives you weird vibes or hints that they’re crazy, believe them and gtfo. Not saying this guy definitely said that or did do it but you can always sort of tell when the spouse who just murdered their partner just isn’t acting right.
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Thanks for the upload! Perfect timing. Heading to bed before work tonight 11p-7am
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Stayawake, you really are at the top of your game, man. It was such a travesty to lose JCS, but some of us may have never found you otherwise. If JCS is watching your channel, im sure he's proud to see someone with your level of talent doing these with his name attached! Thanks for everything you do. Your work matters!
I learned 1144 code is , fatality.😟
"They had a strong and happy marriage"
They slept in separate rooms and he was exchanging "I love you" texts with another woman.... no... no it wasn't a strong or happy marriage
Great point
Sleeping in separate rooms isn’t always a sign of a bad marriage. If one or both of them snore, for example, it could be enough to want to sleep separately to get a decent nights sleep.
Not defending this particular marriage but just another perspective on that point.
@@jsbzoh6Very true. Also, if you are like me and your almost 6yo still has separation anxiety, most of the time my husband ends up sleeping in our daughters room, while our daughter sleeps with me in our bed.
Literally 😂
My hubby and I have a great relationship, yet haven't slept in the same bed for over 2 decades. Granted, no texting
He heard the noise of a cat but didn't hear his wife screaming from being stabbed to death? How strange.
Apparently they sound the same 😏
Bc she must’ve sounded like a cat. Wasn’t that his point? What a master criminal.
@@Karenanneseventhey do
@@Carolyn184 I don't think that was even his point, lol.
I think it's plausible that a woman stabbed in the chest and unable to breathe properly but trying to scream, might sound like a weird cat sound.
He's not speaking to his wife at all on the call. Asked several times if she's awake, he says "I don't know" but still won't use her name to try to talk to her or keep her "awake".
Good observation
You broke it down the best. Excellent catch!
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There have been many examples of guilty persons passing a lie detector test, and many innocent people failing them. The exact reason they’re not admissible in court.
Absolutely. The polygraph isn't an accurate detection method for lying. Some research suggests its accuracy is somewhere around 50%, but it depends on the person admistering the proceedure. This makes its accuracy around the same as a coin toss, which of course, is more or less worthless. The use of it is mostly to elict a confession from someone who believes the polygraph is detecting their dishonesty. This is why it's always best to refuse a polygraph if asked, regardless of your guilt or innocence.
The police do not even want them to be admissable. This way they can threaten and pressure you with them, but you can not use them yourself as evidence if it ever comes to a trial.
They should never use them on those talk shows either
@@KiwiInOz01 Agree fully. “99.996% accuracy rate” 😆 😆 Bet a polygraph let’s that lie pass
@@KiwiInOz01Oh, but those type of shows have some of the best clips to watch
Forgot to add 🤣🤣🤣
I find it hard to believe that someone would break into a room at night where the lights were on.
This right here!!!! 👏🏻🙌🏻 And why I leave lights on all around my house!
And people don't break into peoples houses that have 'protected by Smith and Wesson'. Right? You can't put a stamp of an absolute on anything when it comes to who would do what in given circumstances.
Well, my boyfriends house got robbed while there were lights on (they automatically switch on and off again during the day and night) + they have a security camera
The rest of this story is weirder! Not hearing his wife getting murdered but hearing a meow
@@rodman0088Finding something hard to believe is hardly a stamp of absolute 😅
It happens here in Seattle all the time. I'm on the neighbor's app and see people trying doorknobs constantly and they can actually see the person in home in their living room at times
The guy is super unlucky to be having a texting affair then his wife gets randomly murdered in her bedroom after asking for a divorce. Random killings of spouses nearly always have the other partner having an affair. So folks if find out your partner is having an affair be vigilant as you probably going to be murdered by a stranger.
Now that you mention it, you’re so right. It’s insane at how many of these cases the spouse that lives is always having an affair but it’s never them that did it. The only thing they did wrong was the affair 🥴🙄
The almighty dollar. They don't wanna pay alimony. 🤦
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That was just a conjecture. They THINK the wife found out and MAYBE she asked for a divorce. That was just the prosecution's baseless assumption.
@@lukamagicc How?
Her family totally let her down, but the state did not. I wonder if they also rallied around the child rapist.
You made me laugh great comment haha
I wonder what brand of raping shoes he wore
It’s the Mormon mentality. They blindly defend. It’s their biggest sin as a culture.
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The thing I like most about these videos is the clicking sound effects.
@@mikey.bananas he started it all!
I love the comfy effects creators use. is not easy to do right! I've tried 😭
@@mikey.bananas OMG is that what jcs stands for
@@clown134 yes. Jim Can’t Swim
Did Jim drown?
That was a real surprise that the son was arrested for child rape and molestation 18 months later. That, along with the husband in jail, raises even more doubts about what went on behind the scenes in that household.
His son's crimes have nothing to do with his household. His 4 other kids didn't do anything wrong
It makes me wonder if perhaps the son, Jacob, was the actual murderer. 12 years before the murder had occurred, Jacob was arrested on suspicion of child molestation but charges were later dropped. 4 years before the murder, Jacob had to register as a sex offender for being caught molesting 2 young girls. He was also fired from his job as a highway patrol officer because of this.
Makes me wonder if the mom perhaps had anything to do with him being caught and maybe he held a grudge against her for “ruining his life” or something. The Dad might have even had an inkling that his son could be responsible, but didn’t want to throw him under the bus since he wasn’t for sure…and this was his son after all, who he loved.
2 years after the murder, he had to spend 180 days in jail for molesting a little boy. And then a couple of years after that is when he r*ped a child and was sentenced to prison for 26 years.
It almost always looks like a nice loving family from the outside looking in.👀
But if Mark was cheating on his wife that's definitely a motive.
@@brianbadonde9251how do you know?
Good grief, why are so many Mormons such gross sickos?! Were these the people Europe kicked out for being too fundamentalist and feudalistic?
Stayawake is literally the best crime doc channel besides jcs on youtube. He actually breaks down footage and goes in depth segment by segment unlike the others
Oh and dreading crime and psychology
I would give EWU a watch, love that true crime channel.
So does beyond evil
One of my favourite too 👌. If you like this channel you’ll appreciate YT channel….The Decoder.
I like the Misery Machine and That Chapter
If you feel need to say “I am sensitive like that” during interview of wife’s murder there is something up.
Agreed. Glad I'm not the only one who thought that was weird😂
I noticed that too
I thought that same thing! And not 1 tear; he was going a thousand miles an hour the whole time. So suspicious
I assume he meant cause he “thought it was a hurt cat” and he was “to sensitive “ to check it out himself. NOT MAKING EXCUSES! just what I thought he meant by that.
Yes, that kind of turned my stomach. Had to let the cop know what a great & sensitive guy he is while discussing the murder of his wife.
father and son bonding time in prison in the end,
how wholesome :)
Hey he lost he’s mom so u have to understand that
@iveliserojas612 Just because he lost his mother doesn't excuse his actions of raping a child though...but okay I guess?
@@iveliserojas612so men get to rape children because they lost their mother? Are you demented?
@@iveliserojas612 everyone’s mom dies eventually… I don’t think that’s a very good reason to r*pe a child???
@@iveliserojas612that was an attempt at sarcasm, right? The guy had been sexually offending against children for twenty years (that they know of - but he’d probably been doing it his entire life, as they do). Finally they gave him the sentence he should have got the first time.
i can’t imagine having to code your own mother it would be heartbreaking. i would be in hysterics, that boy is so so strong
He’s FD, he has to keep composure for his job.
@@Eschatonx That literally has nothing to do with the mental anguish and trauma someone would be going through in that situation. No amount of training can prepare you for that.
That's such a fucked up thing to do to your own kid. When I got to that part of his plan I couldn't believe my ears. What a narcissist! That poor kid had to feel like if he'd been a few minutes quicker to get there he could've saved her, and maybe he still does.
@@Eschatonx Ok? It’s still a very heartbreaking and traumatizing moment
Didn't the son turn out to be a child abuser?
Let's not forget he passed a lie detector. That proves 2 things: one, if you're ever asked to take one to eliminate yourself, you WON'T be eliminated so don't do it, and two, law enforcement doesn't believe they are valid at all either so they must have another plan, like lie to you about the results to trick you, so again, don't do it.
Polygraph machines (as well as the Reid technique in general) are basically a non-physical way of beating a confession out of someone. And the former is nothing more than a crude reaction detector that can be fooled by clenching your sphincter. The repetition they use can and does gaslight innocent people into falsely confessing.
Anything you say, can and will be used against you, so say nothing.
What you said is so true! They will absolutely lie about you failing the lie detector. Quite a few years ago, I was working at a restaurant when I came in one morning to find that money was missing from the night deposit. I was the one who found the missing money. I contacted my supervisor to let them know. They ended up having all the managers and assistant managers having to take a lie detector. After I took mine, for over 2 hours the police kept telling me I failed the test and they know I was guilty. I said I am the one who found the shortage! They said you are smart enough to do that to try and not be suspicious. 5 days later, I found out from my supervisor I had actually passed the test. I learned a hard lesson….never trust the police!
polygraphs aren’t usually upheld/taken seriously in a court of law because there’s a 10% inaccuracy. So if anyone thinks they truly passed one, they didn’t.
@@balencii326 polygraphs and psychological profiling are both pseudoscience bs and should be stopped!
"My wife's sick, she's covered in blood" Who describes someone that's injured and covered in blood as "sick"? Weird.
33 years of marriage means nothing when one finds a new love and the other one has to go.
Watch out for the 33 !! 33 New confirmed covid 19 outbreaks in your town today !
Never get married
correct. but, there is still no evidence that he killed her. scary case, to be convicted based on hypotheses and cherry-picking interpretations.
Ha ha Jesus!!
@@raphaellavictoria01is that actually your picture in on your profile?
When he said the Freudian Slip: "When I..." that did it for me.
I thought he meant: when I.....(found her.)
He did that shit. 100%
Without a doubt.
Foh goofy you don’t know 🤡
Imagine what this poor woman went through behind closed doors. I'm sure the extended family did believe he was a good guy, because his wife and kids probably hid the truth very well.
Amazes me that even her family believed his crappy story. That’s really sad.
Wow this is definitely a weird one! I almost wish that I didn’t know about the son being convicted of child rape. I know that it’s not right to judge the father based upon the son’s crimes but I cannot stop wondering if there’s more to this family then they want to people to see. I just don’t know if I can form an unbiased opinion on this one.
He learned that from " SOMEBODY " ( daddy dearest ) 😏
@@jolimixx4212 What a weird thing to say. Maybe he learned it from the mother? Or maybe he was just born like that. Brains are incredibly complex!
@@___DRIP___ Being a murderer doesn’t do much in the way of bolstering his credibility in regards to other suspected crimes. Heck there may even be an argument that he killed his wife because she found out that he was a sexual deviant. So my guess is that the comment was made with the belief that someone that kills his wife after 30+ years of marriage may be just as capable of harming children as he was capable of killing his wife. Or at the very least had some dark secrets that he didn’t want revealed. That being said, I am not 100% convinced that he did kill his wife.
@@___DRIP___ look at me rambling on and on probably not making much sense. I apologize if my nonsensical rambling came off aggressive towards you. I was just trying to play devils advocate and look at this from all the angles I can see. Take care
Maybe Jacob and his mother argued, he killed her and was OK with his Dad doing time for it?
Wow!! Wait til the end for the plot twist. Now, let’s be realistic, this dude said he was “sensitive like that” to hear a car noise, but didn’t hear a grown ass man breaking into his house and murdering his wife with a knife??? Help that make sense??? 🤔🤔🤔
I think he was saying that he was sensitive because he cared bout her and he didn't want her sleep to be disturbed... but yeah.
Yeah I agree with Becky here, I believe he meant it in a way that he's sensitive to making sure she isn't disturbed.
But Yeah... Nah, not sensitive enough to be chatting away with an old High school flame??🤔 Sh*t don't make a lot of sense to me.
I actually think the slip-up during the interragation that the second Prosecutor pointed out was a lot more telling then the 911 call debate.
Either way, this is one of those cases where we will never TRULY know exactly what transpired. I hate cases like this because as a fan of true crime, you always want to know with certainty who the Killer is and in this case we simply have our opinions.
My opinion is I believe he's guilty... I think he killed her... but I would NOT want to be on the jury with this case because Idk if the prosecution gave me enough to say beyond a reasonable doubt he kill her??
If he DID kill her, he's right where he belongs. The fact that his biological son is a twisted sicko.... only strengthens my opinion on this guy.
@@willstuart4504 he didn’t kill her. They were back together.
@@willstuart4504 yea I agree. That was the second time he slipped up.
A professional thief can get in n out with minimal noise
I felt physically sick hearing about his son at the end there… Jesus that was unexpected
It apparently wasn't even just once either...I read about it and apparently he did things to multiple boys and girls.. sick sick man who deserves nothing but to rot in prison
They're united together in jail now. Crazy.
Mormons, right?
The 911 call done for him. Not so much the fist sentence but his inability to tell 911 if she’s awake, breathing or able to provide the help 911 is asking for on her behalf. Why wasn’t he shouting her name? Why can’t he describe her condition at all? The timeline is suspicious as well with the crime scene looking older than when he describes hearing screams
I know! That call was just hideous!
Just remember...stuff like this can happen to your family too. This channel and the morbid curiosity that comes with it are life changing points of time for families. Sad situations. Try and be kind to each other.
I heard “found” the first time listening (maybe the subtitles), but after going back and listening to it again, I can’t not hear “killed” every time now.
Same for me. You hear what you read. Either way.
If an intruder did come through the window, the blinds would’ve been disturbed either when he was climbing in or when he left in a panic after he stabbed her. Moreover, there should’ve been screams or noises from a struggle and Mark should’ve heard it. If lets say the intruder killed her without her making a noise then there’s no need for him to leave in a panic. He would’ve ransacked the room at the very least. Mark murdered her so he could be with another woman.
Definitely its wild... how sheep the family is
They all wanted her dead... haha thats the only thing that makes sense as to why they think hes innocent
Yeah there's something fishy going on with that family seriously. It's clear he killed her, like you said, the blinds would have been disturbed, the way they demonstrated the blinds not being disturbed, Someone would literally have to contort their body, not be in a rush.
Who else looked at the other woman and thought “that’s it?”?
I found his cat story quite unbelievable.
Unless you step on a cat, they don’t usually make crazy noise
My brain can be influenced to hear both "I found my wife" and "I killed my wife" based on how it's spelled in front of me.
It was I found my wife.
I don't know how they thought it was anything but 'found'.
I don't hear killed sounds to me I found my wife
@@qud3913lmfao okay detective
@@qud3913sounds more like he said killed……also when he slipped up and said “when I” ……and she had just asked for a divorce…..he’s guilty 100 %
I was curious so I looked it up, but for anyone else wondering, Jason says “possible 1144” at 5:13 in the 911 call. An 1144 in police code is a possible fatality.
I assumed as much, given the context… but thanks anyway
Thank you.
Cool. I thought it might have meant murder. Thx for sharing 🙏😊
I was looking for this thx
Add in to have a corner sent..It means both 11 meaning possible fatality 44 meaning send coroner...
(I'm not trying to be a smart aleck) just wanted to add the full meaning of that code for that area..
I like when the cops administer polygraphs but don't give a shit about the results unless it confirms their prejudices
Yep. Exactly.
Usually just used to trick the person into thinking it’s hopeless to lie
Its almost as if cops arent your friend.... 🤔
Polygraphs are garbage.
Just remember, a cop is NEVER trying to prove your innocence
I totally suck at knowing who’s telling the truth. For everyone’s sake NEVER put me on a jury!!! 😂😂😂😂
I just volunteered you for 34 upcoming cases in your state. Good luck.
@@1985NEVETS She gon' learn now!
I'm the exact same! 😂😂😂
Me 😂
You don't need to decipher lies from truth, you just need to observe the evidence and ask yourself if its able to prove the case without reasonable doubt.
Isn't that a heartwarming twist at the end, and they lived happily ever after, in prison.
So the jury decided there wasn't even a shread of reasonable doubt here huh?
I find it bizarre how he needed to clarify that "[he is] sensitive like that" at 5:56
Doesn’t seem genuine at all, does it?
i feel like it was just a awkward mormon thing, maybe he actually is sensitive like that, we’ll never know sadly
He's so sensitive that he doesn't want to wake someone up so that means he definitely wouldn't kill anyone 🙄
@@budlightsnotthatbad I got that, too.
So sensitive, texting a woman behind his wives back🙀
These people are so deeply entrenched in the insanity of their cult that they would rather embrace murder and child sex abuse rather than be humiliated within their religious community.
Sick twisted ppl for sure.
Yup, Mormons, Catholics, Muslims, etc...all cults. Religion is stupid
Whats the excuse for the ones that aren't religious you silly boy!
@@wonderful-wafwaf
No one said only religious cult members do horrific things.
its mostly ex cop/mlitary or religious folk that do this thing
He seems to me quite untouched during his interview, his vibes are more explainatory than griefing, I would love to see the whole interrogation.
What does that mean?
I say he's guilty because of what he said to the girlfriend. If the talk was so innocent why would he even make the remark about "something terrible having to happen". I think he was saying his true feelings that day and either killed her on purpose or rationalized killing her in a moment of anger. Everyone saying they were so happy, that's like the worst reason to think he's innocent. Those "tight" mormon communities are usually alot of people trying to appear perfect for God but really for their own self righteousness! I believe that environment makes people suppress their real desires and do what's "godly or expected" of them. They were together since high school, that marriage was probably "suggested" by the "elders".
Maybe he meant, something would have to happen before he would ever leave his wife. How many times did he go meet her? How many times did he sleep with her? Are you even capable of rational thinking? Don't ever be on a jury, you're not capable of a fair judgement. Nothing they presented showed guilt. If we went thru every message of phonecall, what could we make of it? You're Guilty of Murder, that's what.
Yes very good summation.
@@jeffcampbell2710 The main reason humans are put on the jury is because humans know how other humans operate. You honestly believe that it's just a coincidence this man started "being friends" with a woman he jokingly said some suspicious stuff to, then his wife died. A woman with no enemies, a burglar who didn't take anything, and him being the only one home was a coincidence. He said he heard a cat outside but didn't hear his wife struggling with a burglar? So was she silent the whole time? She didn't "yelp" like most of us do when we are surprised huh? This man showed very little emotion and gave the dumbest alibi. There was no urgency to save her life. There was blood everywhere and he says "I found my wife sick". This guy was counting on people like you to be on that jury. Yeah, let's just forget the human side of this case, he didnt text his girlfriend that he was gonna kill his wife so lets ignore all the convenient "coincidences in his story. I get that it wasn't enough legally, but seriously who else did this?
Yikes! Where surpressed evil lurks 😬
@@jeffcampbell2710 exactly why I have no confidence in a jury. I honestly think most people are not fit to make these type of decisions. I would like for there to be someone who is very skilled to have each jury member show they understand why they are entering the verdict they decide upon. To be able to express how they eliminate any reasonable doubt. Because most will only end up with well I think there's a good. Chance he did it, I mean who else could have done it? Find out who else,. Cause as long as you have that question, it's not guilty.
My opinion is that it is more likely he said “I’ve found my wife, shit there’s blood everywhere”, than “I’ve found my wife, sick there’s blood everywhere”. The first sentence makes sense for someone who found a loved one dead, the second does not, particularly if someone was trying to deceive the 911 operator.
You are smart 🙌❤️
I guarantee everyone heard the first one . No one hears "kill" unless you put the word in front of them as it is played. It's a trick on the mind. It used all the time. There was a entire episode of "Brain Games" based around it.
I know he did not say I killed my wife. Especially if he had supposedly killed her hours earlier according to them as med was trying to get away with it. So dumb.
Even if he did say "sick", it's not exactly a stretch. At times of high stress and trauma- which is exactly walking in on your spouse covered in blood with no explanation for what just happened- you can sometimes have a difficult time finding the right words. "Sick" doesn't exactly describe what's going on but in your mind, you've had the words "sick, hurt, etc" classed together since childhood. The fact that everyone tries to take everything so literally- even from someone under extreme, unexpected and traumatic stress- is ridiculous.
That’s a good point. I can hear multiple versions. Which makes me think the tape isn’t good evidence.
Common people, how many times have we heard that story of the burglar who walks in, kills the occupant (instead of just tying them up...) then leaves the scene without taking anything even though the occupant is now dead thus no longer a problem...? Plus, the husband is sleeping nearby and didn't hear any of the commotion and possible screams of his wife getting stabbed in her room...? Plus, at the beginning of the call, it sounds to me like he said: "I stabbed my wife, sh*t"... If you listen to it with headphones and loud, it's definitely a "st" (stabbed) sound, not a "f" (found) sound... Be real people...
Actually, that's very strange. Because this video claimed he said "I KILLED my wife, shi*"
Or
"I found my wife, sick"
NEITHER words were 'STABBED', like You heard!
Also, they've literally done studies on this Exact thing, where READING and LISTENING to audio can change your perception of what exactly you're HEARING.
In other words,
You listen to audio, trepeat what you've heard.
TheN, they will have you READ different words and the audio changes, the words change to sound like what they're telling you, that's what your ears pick up, what words are flashing on the screen.
I don't know if any of that made sense, but essentially, it sounds exactly like this video.
And I am not saying that's either here nor there, but just pointing it out.
She was 17 when they got married. Rest in peace. 🥺🥀
Aww How sweet. Father and son are together in prison.
perfect timing :) i just got off work and this vid was posted 3 mins ago. time to relax
Relaxing murder stories...
That’s the best feeling! 🙌🏻
Wow, that last turn of events was not expected.
Indeed. 😮
HES GUILTY HE DID IT
@@Treasures776 who
Good job STAYAWAKE, I love that your videos contain all the relevant information, real pics and clips of the people and places, an intelligent take on the verdict and they are short enough that I can watch them.. some others can be 1, 2 or 3 hours long! I aint got time for that!
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I think this was polk county in California
It's all that Polk salad
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I just lit a joint and saw this comment. Very relatable
Always perfect timing
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“I’m sensitive like that.” I didn’t realize that could be uttered without irony.
"Anything you say can and will be used in evidence"
That "O.J." remark was priceless!
I love this channel. No Lolly gagging, you get right to the point!!!!!
Lmao ..I do know which channel does lolly gagging
I love when they get straight to the killing part too
The way that first 4 minutes is edited... Oscar worthy
Thank you for making this, you make great content
going off just what is shown in the video, i think this is one of those cases where legally he's not guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, but in reality he def killed her.
Why tho? Why you think he did it?
I agree totally. I don't think there was enough evidence for the prosecutor to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he killed her but I believe he is the one who killed his wife so he pursue the other woman. Too much circumstantial evidence to think anyone other than him killed her.
@@ccchhheeennn2 I'll tell you what I think the most obvious indicator is that he's guilty: He wants us to believe he was in bed, his son came home, went straight to bed, and then, pops apparently hears cat noises which lead to him discovering the body.
Let's look at this.
Granted, some people might get out of bed to the sound of cat noises. Not me. I'm 43. I'd heard enough cat noises by the age of about 25 to know it's a couple of cats unexpectedly meeting in the alley out back, and not the demonic uprising it sounded like. I roll my eyes and go back to sleep. I think the man in this video was at least my age, if not older. Yet cat noises had him jumping out of bed? And according to him, because he didn't want them waking up his wife? Why? I've known many wives to wake up in the middle of the night. Not one of them died as a result. In fact, 100% of them just... went back to sleep. There's a couple of cats in the alley, who gives a fk?
It's like something a man would write as a scene in a movie: The burglar jumps out the window in a panic, disturbs a cat that was resting on the ground outside (who had somehow, coincidentally, chosen that exact spot after the burglar had entered FROM that same spot). Cat noise, meowwwwww! Charles Bronson rushes to that room, aims his gun out the window and plugs the bad guy. Opening credits. Boom.
See what I mean? It sounds made up. If he'd let her lay there dead all night and found her in the morning, I'd understand. That's normal, believable behaviour. But just after your son gets home, goes to bed, you hear cat noises? Leading you to the body? Oh really now? 🤨
It's not solid proof he did it, but it's enough for me to dismiss claims he was definitely innocent. But I admit, this is a very hard case to know, one way or the other, at least based on this video alone.
@BlackBannerProductions why is there no murder scene beyond her dead body as if someone carefully cleaned themselves up after killing her? If someone had stabbed her they definitely would've gotten blood on themselves and it would've shown on the way out the window but that isn't there. Also it looks like he did the one slash in the screen and didn't even climb through it to make it look like anybody had. It wasn't torn from the frame or anything and it doesn't take a lot of weight on a screen to pull it out of the frame. It's way too clean of a murder for it to be done hastily by a would be burglar. Also why would some cats wake him up but not his wife struggling with her murderer? As well as the fact that the on scene firefighters said the murder scene looked like it had taken place hours beforehand.
@@ccchhheeennn2 The interview is the main reason for me. He clearly realized he was about to say he did it.
Mom was a college professor, one son a firefighter, another son a highway patrolman. Family was connected in the community who would of course back their own. Not surprised by the mistrial followed by conviction. Eventually, things hidden will come to light. Like the dark deeds of the highway patrol son of theirs. I am sure a lot of people in that community were second guessing their ability to judge character and how well did they really know people after the two familial convictions.
This UA-cam channel does such a great job putting these videos together! I could watch this channel's content all day and never feel like I wasted my time. As for the case - I won't say he didn't do it but if I was on the jury and this video was the only information I was allowed to consider I would not be able to vote 'guilty.'
I keep telling him he needs to change the name of the channel to "STAYGREAT" lol because he really does put out some amazing content. 💖
We shouldn't overlook the greatest Freudian Slip of all time when Duenas said, "When I..." Right when he was saying how the killer stabbed her. He absolutely killed her and is right where he should be: Fulsom.
@@wiley7563 Could have been "When I... checked on her". Bit strange that he continued with "...whoever has done it".
He probably did do it but there's no smoking gun
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From what was shown in this video, interrogation, and other clips I totally don't understand how he was convicted... I'm not saying he's innocent - I have no clue, but I didn't see or hear even one piece of evidence that would prove him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt! ⁉️🤔⁉️
for sure... like the "when I..." is obviously just a false start for a sentence. he was likely going to say "when I found her" in regards to that gash not bleeding. I do this in normal circumstances, just completely switching my sentence after starting another. usually because I forgot what I was going to say. so I couldn't imagine being in a situation like this and NOT making mistakes like that.
My thoughts exactly. Based on what I see in this video, I can't really see how one would conclude it's proven beyond reasonable doubt.
Exactly... I'm so confused. So what is the evidence exactly, because I didn't hear a single concrete thing?! He's a POS for having an affair, but him getting convicted for murder is baffling to me
I really like your style in this one-- I feel like I'm watching the birth of a JCS inspired channel that actually has its own unique spin. Excellent work, keep it up!
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With this being my first video that I saw from this channel I thought it was really good I’ll subscribe.
Late to the party.. been binge watching these vids for days now..
Well done!
He didn't shed a single tear for his dead wife of 33 years. That speaks volumes.
Yeah really, and he’s so composed too. No shaking in his voice, no sniffling from crying at any point! He’s actually leaning back with his leg up like he’s watching the game with his buddy! Wow, those poor ppl defending him. They probably wouldn’t believe it if he confessed!
@@Scott-got-caught they went to high school together and got married when they graduated.
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Dispatcher: “your name?”
Jason: “it’s Jason”
Dispatcher: “and this is your mom?”
Jason: “yes”
Dispatcher: “alright😎”
Lol how often do random burglars decide to break in, stab someone, then leave without taking anything?
When they don’t expect someone to be in the room they enter
Often enough. And you can't convict someone because the alternative is "unlikely" we don't send people to prison because "statistically its usually the husband so just jail the husband and call it a day"
@@papabaddad Agree. Do I think that he killed her? Yes. Do I think that there was enough evidence to convict him? Not from what I've seen here. It's terrifying how little proof juries require to find someone guilty.
@@papabaddad Well said.
Exactly lol
$20 to go to the movies?? He got a ticket and 3 ice cubes for $20
So
@SIRI-{ish}- I remember those days! Me and my friends would skip mandatory sport on a Wednesday afternoon to go to the local movie theatre for $5 if there was anything good on.
My heart goes out to Jason …the amount of emotion he felt and still had to do his job ..bless it
That was the biggest bunch of naive idiots I've ever seen. Its so obvious and they still did not want to believe it!
Mistrials can happen, but finding an untainted jury after that is probably quite difficult.
Haha taint
he uses minimizing language through out, I've no doubt.
That room full of people...smh.
I feel that it’s likely he did it, but cannot understand how this was “proven beyond a reasonable doubt”. Serious problem with the justice system if you can get convicted on that little.
That jury mane. Thats what it comes down to no matter what. Your own peers
If I was ever accused of something, I wouldn't have a jury trial. So many times you hear jurors say " I wasn't quite sure, but this one piece of circumstantial evidence changed my mind." That's not beyond a reasonable doubt.
Same!
He did it dont worry
Circumstantial evidence. He said he was in the house the whole time. How could he be on the living room couch and awake after hearing "cats" while she was being stabbed to death in her bedroom? He proved he was there, heard something, was awake. Probably the best circumstantial evidence I’ve seen. The trial was quite good, especially the coroner.
If you walk into a room and see someone with blood everywhere, first comment: "She's sick".
Nahh she's fuckin siiiiick 😎
He was constantly correcting himself though. Not everyone talk good lol. Im definitely torn on this one
@@yungwaco fuckin siiiiiiiiiiiiiick 😎
Exactly.
... of what?
This is actually scary. I don’t see how there wasnt reasonable doubt
Reasonable doubt??? Lately you have to prove your innocence. There is ton on reasonable doubt in this case, I don't know if he did it, I will lean to not guilty, but anyone who said there isn't any reasonable doubt is full of shit.
What’s scary is that there are people like yourself who are easily confused.
This is why the death penalty is stupid.
@@INKovari What's really scary is that there are sanctimonious, self important tosspots like you, no where even remotely intelligent as you think you are, and with all the brain power of a paramecium, possibly one day serving on a jury.
@@TimeForDunston not in some obvious cases…with a case like this, absolutely but there’s cases where it’s absolutely warranted…🤷🏻♂️
He did it. I used to be a herion addict and I broke into homes over 200 and I came across sleeping people and if they woke up I ran so fast that window blind thing I would have jumped through it and it would be destroyed it would look like someone jumped through it. And I have gone through just that same window situation and because the window in low you can I have many times you do it slowly and you don't make any noise you just move it as you slid in it's so easy and no one will hear a thing or see damage. But on my way out if I had met a waking person I used to run like a freak I jumped from a 3rd story window and broke my foot in over 30 places it was so damaged I still walk with a slight limp. That was over 30 years ago and I did 4 years in prison for 18 burgs. I never went back to drugs. The way he cut the streen is another thing I did that as well, but it's a problem because it's very loud, I had a knife and each single mm cut makes this big noise and he cut it the wrong way you do the bottom not all the way just a foot on the bottom and two or less up so you can squeeze thru. Try it at home in night and feel how wrong it feels cutting the screen. I worked out the best way and I used a blanket and it muffled the very loud sound of the cutting. Why if yr there to do a burg and a woman is there would you kill her. I had that experience many times and I simply ran out. You want money for herion you don't want life in prison. It's absurd. He found her and like most men that try to stage a crime they want another family member there because it helps with the acting. U do not cut a screen like thst it's so ridiculous as someone that's done it a lot. Somtimes I cut a foot by foot like a L but you only need a little flap you don't do the whole window from top down that's so noisey and just stupid. And you know this the very first time you have to cut one. It's common sense because it's loud as f***. He killed her that's just how it is. I should restate something, you don't just not kill a person in a home you broke into not just because you don't want life in prison but because you do not want to kill anyone ever, yes you are a junky on a slippery slope of moral decae ,but to kill a human over drugs or money to me is the most evil thing possible. I find people that kill for money worse than a person that kills for no reason or the reasons in his head,. I used to carry a knife and many homes there were women alone , and I'd get in so quite that they don't know but then you walk out and you find out and you bail so quickly. IV never thought to confront them. It's me doing wrong I ALLways knew this and I ALLways knew I'd pay big time. I once got caught red handed because I broke into a empty home and I went straight to the front door because I got in the back door to make sure the front was an escape but it was dead locked and it couldn't be opened and a car pulled in the driveway at the back door that I broke into and I had a knife a skrewdriver and a crowbar, I quickly ran upstairs to smash a window and get away and I thought Robert you can't keep running ,it was like a voice in my head, you have to change or you will suffer so much. And I went downstairs and a woman came in and saw me and she was so afraid because I had a skrewdriver and a crowbar in my hands and she was shaking but I didn't move then her husband came in and he was frightened as well because I didn't say anything yet and I could have easily said get out of my way or I'll do whatever and they would have done what I said. So he's scared and I saw both frightened just looking at me and I dropped the things and I said call the police and I sat down and I apologized to them, and then the man got smart with me once I submitted, I found that funny. And I the police got me and I had only been out of prison for a 4 weeks or something and I'm glad I got out in prison because I deserved it. Those people don't deserve to be treated that way. IV had my home broken into 3 times over the 30 years and I understand the feeling of being violated and not feeling safe in yr own home, it's horrible. And I did that to so many people. I still feel a deep sense of shame.
Thanks for the story. I hope you learned a lot in your life.
Glad you're healthy now...thanks.
@@allisonj905 you would hope so really, I have made progress in areas and then there are things that I still feel weird about. A crisis of meaning or a existential crisis. I have not stolen a thing since I got out of prison last and I am ashamed that I was so selfish. At the time I really did not care if I killed a person or I killed myself. I was a nilhistic pathetic child. I have learnt that drugs are so destructive, they can make a good man bad really easy. I have a strong sense of ethics and morality, because I lost my way and I allmost died so many times. I hurt so many people and thus is something I still feel guilty about. I invaded so many people's homes and businesses and it's a wicked thing to do to strangers. IV tried to make up by being kind and generous and I'll never go back to that hell of herion and prison. Knowing that you have caused so many people to feel horrible is something that weighs on my conscience. I wonder if I can balance the bad IV done with good deeds, IV been trying for over 28 years, to be a selfish egotistical brat is something I never thought I would be. I have to forgive myself or I will never get over it. I do volunteer work I feel it's like community service. I'm so ashamed. I'm lucky beyim alive and I have the opportunity to change and to make it right. This life.
Thank you for your expertise.
It makes sense.
If you run into trouble, you are not leaving peacefully.
I wonder why the son didn't hear anything.
He woke up because of a sound.
I doubt it would be a cat...Otherwise people would wake up several times a night...
Now did you use gloves?
@@samsamcupcakes6476 yes and no, when I had herion in me I could plan, when I'd be desperate and crazy I did not care if I was caught, I wanted to be stopped and put in prison because I had been to rehabs as a juvenile and I was in juvenile prisons about 10 times and that was the only time I stopped using because it wasn't in there. But when I planned things there was nothing to stop me, no door metal or wood can stop a crow bar. This is in the 90s and on a job I did were I got into a jewelry store and the safe was open and I took so much and the man that owned it went broke and the shop was closed. I felt bad for that when I was clean. I took small safes I broke into safes I stole 6 purses in 1minit at a gym. All the women put them in this small room and I took out the small thing with the money and cards and put them all down my track suit pants and walked out past them and it looked so ridiculous. I got into a funeral home and I opened the cold rooms and there was 3 dead body's in there and they had a small cash tin and it had 4700$ and I was happy but I cut my self on the glass and left my blood and DNA and when I got out of prison about 3 years after the detectives came to my house to get DNA and I was so afraid because I only got caught for about 15% of the crimes I did, but they never came back. I guess they assumed because I did so many different crimes that I may have a rape or a murder. But I never hurt people that way I didn't even see people I am not that kind that can put a gun in yr face, I like creeping around and finding the way in, I felt I was proving that I was clever. But cunning is not intellectual it's what animals have. If someone came in when I was in there home I snuck out, I once stayed all-night under a bed of a man and woman and it was hard and scary because I just felt they knew I was there but they both left for work in the morning and I'd been under the bed since like 9 pm and I needed to wee so bad. I found a gun in his wordrobe but it didn't work I found a slug gun as well and knifes and I took them and I found in her draw the same draw that was ALLways the place women put money. I took a guitar a Martin because I play the guitar and it was worth about 8 grand and I got sick and sold it for 100$ that's what herion does to you. That guitar was unbelievable, a accustic electric. American made. I was ALLways hoping to find a hand gun so I could bury it and if I needed to kill myself I just wanted it burried. Because I knew I was going to get caught and I wanted it and I was afraid of prison and how much time I'd get .but there are not many guns here thank god. Or I could have been shot. The best thing for a herion addict is to treat them like a health issues instead of locking you up because you get so angry in there you want to destroy. Now here they send you to rehabs if yr crimes are not violence, mine were not, just stealing to get herion. Back then they didn't give you methadone or Suboxone you just had to go through the sickness. Now they put you on methadone or Suboxone the day yr in custody. So you don't have to go through the pain. I think the pain is good because it's hard and you remember how bad it is and I never went back to herion. I did it the hard way but it worked for me, it didn't work for anyone else I knew they just got much worse till they robbed banks and got guns and robbed dealers and hurt a lot of people. I knew this guy that in 2 weeks he got out of prison he robbed like 14 banks and other buissnes and he got 27 years. He was just 21. He did home invasions were he stabbed people to give him the druggs, he became a violent offender when he wasn't before. Prison can make you worse or change you for better. He was crazy, he shot a drug dealer as well he was on a rampage every day all day and night. He only had 2 weeks if freedom. There were many like him. Many bank robber s back then. And guys that blew up with gas cash machines, and they got a lot of money. They would pour a gas into the machine and then light it and it blew the whole thing out and they took the cash boxes. One time they blew up the bank by accident and got nothing. They also blew them up then put chains or cable arond it and drove off with it behind a car or small truck. They all stoped around 98, 99, when banks put into place extra security and measures so the machine could not be taken, . There were at least 10 gangs doing them almost every day. A gang got 3million in cash and got away with it, it's unsolved and it was one of the smartest armed robberies on a bank truck. They had road workers digging up the road this truck took in Sydney and lollipop men with signs to say stop and they had on all the gear looked legit but there was a car with the gunmen in it waiting and they didn't have to hurt anyone and they got away with it. These men are not herion addicted they are full criminals. That do it as a way to make a living. Very different from me, they are very smart and disaplined like army soldiers, they stay very fit in prison and no one messed with them and they didn't talk to people, I became friends with one and he never once talked about his crimes, he tried to train me in boxing and weights and he taught me that the way I was going I'd be in and out of prison allmy life. He only got caught once and got 12 years for a bank. He was called a mastermind by the judge, it was one of his co-offenders that gave him up. He got out before me and he said he will never do crime again and he didn't. Boy was he a hard man. His dad was in veitnam in Australian army and so he had that hard edge, his dad came back messed up and used to drink and beat him. He was a very intelligent man, well read, and could get a well paying job. He helped me change. The way he was respected compared to drug addicts, if anyone tryed to put the bounce on him he was a brutal fighter. Very intense man but he saw something in me of himself when he was 18, and he told me the truth. I was a bum. He was right.
I lived a stones throw away from him years ago. He was our UPS driver and ran over my dog and killed it. Family seemed normal on the surface.
Poor dog 😕 Sorry that happened
@@bored8624 She was good girl. He felt horrible and paid to get another dog.
@@sjleak1 you can't buy a new family member, just proves how little he values life.
Niiiceee.
Why was your dog in the road?
“I’m a considerate guy…” I know people react differently to trauma but if your wife had been murdered, and you found her, I don’t think attempting to sway the police interrogating you that you are considerate would be thought or stated if you were innocent.
Exactly my thoughts, that self-praise is telling
Imagine: you find your beloved wife of 30 years dead in a horrific scene. You call the ambulance and police, trying to save her. You find out your wife has passed away and even worse, murdered. You want to help police find the killer, you answer their questions. And slowly as the questions keep coming you begin to realise that they think you've done it. You know you haven't done it, you want them to find the person who did. What do you do?
Trying to convince the police I didn't do it would be on my mind, I have no idea how I would convince them. A gut feeling shouldn't put anyone in prison.
it's hard to say for sure. to me it doesn't make sense at all for him to kill his wife for a woman he never met in person. as suspicious as he sounded at times, i do feel it overall doesn't add up for him to murder his wife unless there were deeper issues between them that never came to light. then again...the burglary story seems highly unlikely too. all this doubt though is exactly why his conviction is hard to stand by.
This is a tough case, for sure. I find it odd that he says he heard a weird noise, then found her in the bedroom after checking outside- I don't believe the killer would've gotten away after that short amount of time between him checking outside, then going to the bedroom. It's also weird that the screen was facing inside of the room, but if said killer escaped, they would've had to yeet themselves back out quickly before he walked in to catch him, plus the fact the blood at the scene was determined to be hours old. I don't think there was actually another person at the scene.
Once again StayAwake proves to surpass JCS. You have analyzed a case that deserves so much more attention. Im really baffled by so many twists and turns. The son a patrol officer found guilty of child rape at the end makes me wonder if they possess a genetic component of having ability to appear innocent while masking very well a dark side. But as one commenter mentioned, the passing of polygraph by a federal expert? Then the evidence and circumstantial evidence against him is damning. Excellent 👍 job on this. By far my favorite one yet, your getting better StayAwake. Surprised how few people have heard of your channel in the True Crime/Criminal psych sector/genre!#1!
Yay! I hope the move went well! Thanks for the upload! This is such an awful case. :(
Let me tell you all something, from a deeply private and painful moment in my life.
My fiance of 4 years was found passed away 3 days ago at a mutual friend's home. Had I been there, I'd have been covered and smothered in absolutely every kind of fluid, DNA, what have you, trying to save him. (At this point it is suspected he overdosed).
In my mind, the fact that this husband's cleanup attempts had been made and only trace/nonvisual blood was on his clothing tells me everything I need to know. It is my opinion that he is exactly where he needs to be. There isn't possible way that "blood was everywhere" and he was there next to her, checking her, looking for wounds, etc. And not have more than microscopic traces on him. He's a rotten person for even putting their children in the middle of this.
I am so very sorry for your loss!
@@sourgreendolly7685 I am, too. 😭 Thank you. I'm in complete shock right now....
Oh wow I am so sorry for your loss! I can't even imagine how you're feeling and coping right now. I hope you have a good support system. Wishing you peace and healing 🙏🤗
@@LovenEverythingNails Thank you
@@retard_activated Your sentiments are not enough by law to convict someone of murder. Plausibility and suspicious activity are not solid evidences. There could be a lot more to this story considering Jacob is in jail for child s3x crimes. They may have killed the Mother because she knew something.
Love your videos
Great plan dude 👍
My condolences to the family of the Case.😭😭😭😭😭
Hard to comment on this one, seems like the most crucial piece of evidence should have been the "weird" blood stain patterns and supposed footsteps.
They ended up in the same prison? That's awesome. I love it when these stories have a happy ending
By his own confession, this is more overwhelming circumstantial evidence than I’ve ever seen. He was in the living room, heard cats, and was awake. At that time, she was being stabbed to death in her bedroom. Same house. Same time.
no no no no, what he thought he heard was cats but was probably her. by the time he looked around goes to check on her room the perpetrators have left. Would be interested to see the state of the window though at this point. But still this case should be "under reasonable doubt".
Ummmm what ? Because he was awake and in the same house he did it ? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😬😬 I’m glad you are not on a jury
I’m thankful you’ve never been called for jury duty on nothing serious. 🥴 you should be ashamed of yourself. I pray you never get put on a jury for a murder or anything serious. Jesus Christ. It’s mind boggling your train of thought here. So because he was in the house he must’ve done it? Amazing supergirl, ain’t so amazing at critical thinking.
@Amazing Supergirl dumb overweight hag lmao
I think he probably did it, but if this is overwhelming circumstantial evidence to you then you're just trolling for attention
When the two families were being interviewed about his innocence…look at the sons face. He doesn’t seem so sure…
Which son, is he the one speaking? The one behind in the turquoise tee? The one in the orange tee?
Why would you say your wife is sick when she and the room is completely covered in blood. I’ve looked over this case before and it never sat right with me. I still believe the son did it and the husband covered for him and ultimately the son got what he deserved
I thought he said a cuss word, not said "sick"
And what about the footprints why didn't we hear anything else about those? I'm with u something just don't smell right. On the 911 call he just doesn't sound like someone that's trying to convince the operator that he's distraught. I think he's probably a weird guy and maybe not very bright, but sounds like he's being genuine
@@S-tank_ i wonder how is he not crying after the love of his life was killed, and why would he Say She's sick when she was clearly assaulted
@@javierfuentes515 maybe he said, I found my wife, sh*t
@@javierfuentes515 I think he was probably in a state of shock.
He’s absolutely saying “I killed my wife”
I listened to this without watching the screen and that phrase never popped into my head. Only after reading the captions did I realize this it was a supposed confession. If you believe that someone would call 911 and immediately accidentally confess to murder, it's a pretty good indication that you have an unshakable confirmation bias and nothing can convince you otherwise aside from video showing an intruder entering the home. It's beyond ridiculous to believe that someone would "slip up" and confess to murder the moment they call 911.
NO WAY he said that.
Confirmation bias is a hell of a thing. I wasn't looking at the screen and that definitely isn't what i heard. Reminds of those backwards lyrics things where aerosmith is talking about satan
@@randomtees it would not be the first time that happened
you gotta remember- humans are real dumb sometimes
Absurd. Sounds nothing like killed.
Stunning how juries convict men based on nothing more than a reaction deemed "odd" or "suspicious" by police, or with the knowledge that he once had an affair, or was thinking about having an affair, or flirted with a gal online, or thought of flirting with a gal online.... Stunning how little evidence some prosecutors will go forward with. Stunning, and shameful.
While I’m not 100% positive , I do believe he killed his wife. Having read some of the trial transcript and the psychological tells this man shows I draw the aforementioned conclusion.
I concur
@@TheLeadSled case dismissed
He wanted to change in his old model for a new piece of tail and wanted the house, kids and life insurance, he almost pulled it off. Nobody wants to believe their own family would do such a evil selfish thing. Many spouse's have been killed for money and or a new squeeze.
I'm no detective but I'm 90% certain he said KILLED not FOUND
Yeah I heard that too! What an idiot
Yeah the central inflection sounds more like an "i" or "ih" sound and it ends more with a "ed" or "ehd" sound like "killed", not the "nd" or "uhnd" sound that "found" would end with
Agreed. It makes more sense what he says afterwards. He found her sick makes no sense at all.
Play it at .25× speed and you can clearly hear "killed". He certainly didn't say "I fouilled my wife"
Aw the dad and son can be together. That's heartwarming at least.
I think I've watched too much true crime lol
*Wow* Surprise ending !
🙈😂
I think the father will probably outlive his son in there
This case was fascinating! I’m from Sacramento and didn’t know about this!
I think the most likely scenario is she went to bed and then came back for something, possibly a glass of water, and she found him using that 2nd cellphone while watching the baseball game. She then found out he was texting the same girl and said she wanted a divorce. He he grabbed the knife on the kitchen block because it was the most convenient weapon.
Nice breakdown. Didn't think of that. Write crime fiction - I'll buy your books.
Not enough evidence for a conviction there is still reasonable doubt and the fact his and her family believed him to be innocent should show how little evidence there really was
My thoughts exactly
I I’ve seen family stand behind killers before with full evidence.I agree the evidence isn’t great but his interview is completely bizarre and not similar to any interview I’ve seen him of someone who is innocent . I’ve looked over this case before and it doesn’t make me believe he didn’t do it , just that the evidence is lacking
@@Lovecrunch30 that still means he shouldn't have been convicted in my opinion. People respond very differently to traumatic happenings, without actual evidence he should have been free.
The family are emotionally invested they are the worst people to analyse what actually happened.
We know she was murdered. That's an absolute fact. You have a plausible suspect in the form of Mark - without another plausible suspect or version of events it becomes entirely reasonable to assume Mark did it.
@@liamdevine8063 Plausibility does not equal guilty. You really need to study criminal law. You can’t just convict someone because they are the best option. That’s scary that you would destroy someone’s life just because something is plausible.
As soon as the video started I was thinking what a weird thing to say “I found my wife sick, I mean there blood everywhere”… it most likely was a slip up and he fumbled the ball within the first 2 seconds of his staged call. These people man smh. The world is a scary ass place. Everyone out there choose your partners wisely. Don’t settle, don’t stay because you’re embarrassed to get divorced or break up. If your partner gives you weird vibes or hints that they’re crazy, believe them and gtfo. Not saying this guy definitely said that or did do it but you can always sort of tell when the spouse who just murdered their partner just isn’t acting right.
Wow. What a circumstantial case!! Reasonable doubt definitely still exists
Wow. 😳 Didn't see that ending coming!!!