The Frightening Case Of Sasha Samsudean
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2021
- Sasha Samsudean was last seen walking into her apartment building after a night out, but the following day she failed to turn up to meet a friend for breakfast. Her apartment showed no signs of a forced entry and everything was where is should be, but where was Sasha?
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Something about the security guard following her, didn't sit well with me right from the start!!!
Same here!
She looked like she wanted to get away from him asap 😢 try to limit the time together as quick as possible. And then she did get into her apartment, but that sicko broke in afterwards anyway
I knew it was him from the beginning, if you listen in the first interview he said “I thought I saw her again” I’ve watched too many of these documentaries not to know he was lying
Because of my uncle he is in FBI I knew it from the beginning.... Another clue is that the girl she realize that something going on with him when I see her running at the stares! She knew💯
Me too! And when he said that He THINKs he saw her with a guy later but didn’t think anything of it. That also sat wrong with me. As a security guard who just dealt with a drunk woman in your complex who couldn’t get into her apartment, you’d know if it was her and I’d think you’d at least ask her if she’s still ok and if she was able to get into her apartment if you saw her again. That little lie right there just didn’t seem right. I knew he was involved from the start.
As a woman I’ve learned to never let politeness get in the way of my intuition.
Good! After all Ted Bundy was very charming too but we all know what was behind that
"The Gift of Fear" by Gavin De Becker explains clearly how people, and especially women, get a very hinky feeling in certain situations and why they should listen to their inner voice telling them that something is wrong. The Behaviour Panel, a UA-cam channel, speaks about intuition sometimes and why it's such a valuable tool in protecting ourselves.
Best answer
Sadly, intuition may not present when under the influence of alcohol.
@@12thDecember The book, the gift of fear -it was in me at age 12. I fended of a predator who had a butcher knife in 1970. I always listen to my gut. Not just with negative things but with people as well who try to take advantage. Wonderful author. I read his book as an adult like 4x.
Horrible situation. She can’t go in her apartment because he’s hovering behind her. She can’t get in her car and leave because he’s right there. What kind of security guard follows residents around like that?
One who took the job to prey on young female tenets
Did you see how he looks, it’s obvious he can’t get laid the normal way so he would choose a predetorial position instead… dude is sick
Those two girls that looked after her and shared an Uber are amazing human beings, thank goodness there are people like them who exist
I once tried to help a woman lying on the street near a glass window. She shouted at me and called the police. She claimed I raped her. Thank god there was a camera who proved my innocence. Never again
@@Dionysos-damnn yo thats sad but better to save yr self.
@@Dionysos-it’s different when you’re a man men rape women not women rape man unfortunately
It is how we should all be.we should care and help 0THER people
@@Dionysos-what a rotter. Thank goodness for cameras
Those two women, who walked with her, I can't imagine how heart broken they were when they found out what had transpired after thinking she was safe.
They're beyond kind♡
Who?
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So horrible to watch her walking thru the hallways , being followed by death.
Dude… 😞
@@snogglewort1 the "resident guy" was big enough also to protect her. I wish he was with her althroughout. I wonder what his reaction was.
@@hotstuff400 I am sure every single person that came into contact with her that night regrets their decision to leave her alone, I know I would! If only ONE of them would have went home with her, I don't believe this would have happened. At least not that night. This guy is a predator, he would have done something eventually. This was an opportunistic situation.
Right?!!!! This was a red flag to me.. The last part where she was up the stairs and then 5 sec later here he comes... I'm thinking he was like let me go see what apt number she's in....
@@hotstuff400 those 2 girls did the best out of anyone.. Walking with her, ubering with her, waiting with her at her apt for a little bit... That's more than anyone normally does.
Cases like this one are the reason why I feel I can never trust strangers, acquaintances, coworkers or new friends 100%, no matter how nice they might seem.
I know right so freaking scary
i agree
You still can’t trust *anyone* 100% even if they’re your close friends
@Dakota Rose Male privilege is so pathetic. Sure not everyone's a sociopath, but not everyone is as nice as they seem either. Nothing wrong with being cautious.
@Dakota Rose The original commenter said they don't trust acquaintances and **new** friends; meaning people they barely know, not "everyone" which would include good friends, close friends, family members, etc.
As a woman it seems that we have to be constantly aware of some creep. I'm so tired of these stories😩
I absolutely agree
As a woman, I have lived for 53 years without ever having to be ‘constantly aware of some creep’ I have lived in some pretty dodgy areas across the world and have been safe
@@fairysnuff-000from sarah you've been lucky .I'm 52 and have had lots of unfortunate situations with creeps ,going up to a bar,flashed waiting for the school bus ,in the work place ,from a bus driver at 15 ,survived attacks even from a young age ,been followed and stalked .most attacks are by someone you know .
@@stuartinnes81 I’ve been flashed at, and when I was pregnant, I was followed and propositioned by some weirdo
However 99.9999% of my interactions are normal, therefore I do not have to be ‘constantly’ aware… I know that the chance of anything happening is small
I worry way more about getting into a car accident than I do about having problems with men in society
@@fairysnuff-000you’re probably a 3 out of 10 at best, that’s the likely explanation
If someone is murdered in their locked apartment and one of the last people to see her was a building security guard, I think we can safely say he should be suspect number 1.
Yes
Facts same thing i said
Yes!!!!!!!
Don’t drink. It’s just something you do for a small amount of pleasure but puts you at such increased risk.
Exactly right??? Why didn't they ask for his dna at first? It was obvious
The 2 strangers that helped her seemed to care more about her than her own friends. Her friends let her walk home alone, a 30 minute walk, at night/ in the dark, visibly drunk. With friends like those, who needs enemies?
I believe its now safe to say that woman should always have someone with them when they go shopping or renting, or coming home. The world is full of violent men who have fed their hearts and minds on degrading pornography.add to that many have not had very good childhoods, so now their grown men with strong sex drives and no one to reign them in. Disasters waiting to happen. Yes. They happen thousands of times a day. Many ending in murder.
hindsight is a beautiful thing, but you can't blame the friends
My friends are "ride or die": We never let any of our party, man or woman, go off on their own, especially after drinking.
The problem didn't occur when she was walking home. It occurred when she was safely "locked up" in her residence.
@@enishalihoward8119 - Christ you're a barrel of laughs.
The creepiest part to me is the calm nonchalant demeanor walking out . Like it's not a big deal . Makes me wonder if there are any other victims... if this is his first time he seemed pretty clear minded to clean up and walk out on camera like he has no anxiety or stress about what just happened . It's so creepy . The devil is real !!
The Devil didn’t kill anyone tho. Someone else wiped out a lot of humanity for minor transgressions.
@@aromaladyellie Lately, I've been wondering if devil derived from (D'), and god from Go(o)d. The battle between the good, and the evil is very intense, and it seems like the good is losing the battle, because the severity of the punishment doesn't equal the severity of the crime.
During the police investigation if admitted to accidentally hitting his sister best friend in the head with a shovel. He was accused of sexual assault but plead down to reckless assault. He then moved to New Hampshire. This happened when he was a teenager.
I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't. Plenty of dudes with no criminal background have violent fantasies, and when an opportunity presents itself they take it. He's probably creeped on girls before though.
@@TheSybil47 If you actually believed in god/the devil then you would believe that the devil's eternal punishment would be far worse than this man's crime. Sounds like you don't actually believe in god and want humans to be the real judge.
Our job is to keep people safe. Not use prison or death to punish people. Many of which have been found innocent after years. Keep dangerous people out of society, simple. Punishment is secondary. Being kept away from children is already punishing pedos. Being kept away from women is a punishment to rapists in itself. Why kill bad people when we can use them for extremely cheap labor? And at least if they're innocent they can still defend themselves because they're alive.
The way the security guard was following her relentlessly up the stairs…man even I felt freaked out. She looked like she was trying to get away from him.
I felt exactly the same , it feels like she wanted to ascape from him as fast as she could! So sad 😢 RIP
It freaks me out when you see a murderer on cctv acting calm and normal and disposing of stuff so soon after committing such a heinous act
Worthless Coward is what they are.
@@markus7166 well I was just making a comment on how unnerving it was 🙄
@@markus7166 Yes. Then they'll be caught. What kind of question is this even....you think you made a point?
Creepy.. and psychopat indeed .. RIP for sasha 😭😭😭
Psychopaths are devoid of emotions and conscience that's why they might not feel a thing towards the victim. It helps them stay calm in a situation where a normal person would freak out.
Those caring girls that helped a stranger thinking they had got her home safely handing her over to the security guard.
I wonder did they ever here about this story
That part kills me too. 😢
@@macymontana2245 yes they did. Thats how we know they helped her.
@@macymontana2245 the police interviewed them about that night
@@macymontana2245 well I mean how and why else do you think they where interviewed…
Why is the security guard following her so much? She's in the building. Let her go.
Of course he did it.
Yep he was right up on her
Right after she said she remembered her key number why would he have to follow fee so close were my thoughts obviously he planned to force his way in when she opened the door
Yes i really thought it was weird too. He was being a little too helpful!! Isn’t his job to stay at the front desk anyway?! Then i realised he did it. So hideous.
He’s so creepy, following a drunk young woman up the stairs over and over. It looks like she’s actually running from him at certain points. I wonder what she went through, at what time she took her last breaths. What she said, what she thought. What a disgusting man, to hurt the people he was paid to protect. Horrible situation. I think of all the times I’ve been drunk and have been preyed on. Stay safe out there ladies!! Never go home drunk and alone if you can help it.
I'm telling you, she absolutely knew she was in danger. She was definitely trying to curb him. He wanted to see what her code was.
While this death is truly tragic, it’s nice to see that two females, concerned for her wellbeing, tried to make sure she got home safely.
We honour those women for bravery and well being of someone they did not know and help her reach home safely 💞💗💔
thats true..
@@irhampramudya : I’m unbelievably sad about this case. What drug did she take that had her so confused that complete strangers walked her home? Why are we not talking about that drug and warning women not to take it? How is it that we are not highlighting the stupidity of this woman?
It’s sad that she’s dead but not surprising when you watch this program. She was completely out of her head. Why is that not the focus here?
Also the man in the building who asked her of she was okay...
@@JayJordanJuly well it can very well be just alcohol, not claiming that it was. I feel that it was wrong of her friends not to stick together to make sure each one is home safe. However even if they had accompanied her in all probability they would've seen her off from the building entrance. The fact that she couldn't remember the code to get in faltered so much gave the security guy an idea to break in.... then again, she did make it home safe and he broke in.
Whatever may be the case...when a rape happens the only person responsible for it is the Rapist. Not the drug not the vulnerability. The rapist.
Those girls tried to protect her! So sad...
Yeah they were definitely angels but the devil clearly intercepted and intercepted hard.
They must have felt so bad they unknowingly left her with this disgusting person. They did everything right and hè did everything wrong
2 bad a wolf in sheep clothes got hired to "protect" her instead. Better pray God protection because the devil looks like an angel from heaven
@@realsusan2003 , I was about 6-7 years old when I asked my maternal grandmother how I could recognise the devil. She said he didn't visit people wearing those horns and the pointed tail. He could come as an kind man/woman, perhaps dressed in a suit and wearing polished shoes. One had to watch his actions to recognise him.
I know! They really went to great lengths.
my professor told us in class today that his sister was one of the women who helped Sasha get to her apartment. he didn’t give us any details but as a true crime fan i found this case pretty quickly
He should be proud
One thing that also bothers me is the fact that the friends she partied with, let her walk home 20+ minutes at night by herself.
Agreed. I was a free bird in my late 20s. I partied a lot. NONE of my friends allowed me to walk home alone. They made sure they sat with me. ESPECIALLY MY GUY FRIENDS. They would DROP me off or they wouldn’t allow me drive.
She would’ve still died if they walked her to her front door…
What bothers me is that people are being called bad friends for literally just letting her exist as an adult instead of blaming men for their incessant need to assault women and children. Literally nothing would have changed if they walked her home either.
2 girls ubered with her home and it changed nothing so I don't know why I keep seeing this comment. The problem is men, not her friends.
@@Yo-pz1em So you weren't a free bird then
Cameras and a security guard and she still wasn't safe. How sad is that?
It was actually the security guard that raped and killed her 😟😟😟 you do know that, right??? 😕😕😕
And you can Google how to over ride key code doors. A bolt & chain too should be standard if anyone can do that otherwise what's the point, you aren't safe. That has huge home insurance implications too.
It’s called america
@@dominiquexo4772 ……yeah, only in America 🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@dominiquexo4772 the crime rate in America is no different from any way else in the world
Honestly I don't think she ever forgot her keycode, although she was heavily inebriated I believe she was still aware that he was a creep and kept pretending like she didn't remember it so she wouldn't have to open it in front of him. She made up the lie that the keys/code were in the car in hopes that he would stop hovering over her, you can see by how she keeps her distance from him when walking back up the stairs, instead of engaging in a conversation with him, she thinks he is a creep and just wants him to stop following her.
Rewatching it after reading the comments I see all the signs. Wow
Yes ..how scared she would have been 🙄
Yep! 100%
Agreed.
I also rewatched it and look how she feels frightened to see Stephen..I think she ran back as soon as she saw Stephen here 11:43.. I believe you're right that Sasha is aware how creepy Stephen is.. it'a sad that she was not able to save herself 😔
The 2 girls that helped her are so sweet and caring. They did all they could to help a complete stranger.
Such a sad case, made even sadder by the fact that she was preyed upon by someone in a role that most people feel they can trust and feel safe around xx
I’m so sick of these monsters who think women are there just to please them and then to just take away her life I hope he gets violated everyday in prison
Men who sexually assault women or are pedophiles are seen and treated as the lowest of the low in prisons. A bit of research into the subject and I was happy to learn that there are quite a few instances in which justice is carried out and these scum get a taste of their own medicine. Bless whoever delivers it to them.
Me too🤬 many of us are viewed like a piece of meat...eat and Sh*t out like nothing. I wished women can be safe everywhere in the World
@@Gioachina0279 But women won’t be safe until boys are socialized when they are young.
@@cindyweir9645 bullshit
@@Jyxa ..yes and those that carry out true justice in giving them their own taste of medicine, are my hero’s!!👏🏻👏🏻👌
Wow .. so sad how those 2 good samaritans (the 2 women) were worried for Sashas safety and made it a point to share an Uber with Sasha to ensure she got home safely, then when they arrived to Sashas building and Sasha didn’t have her key, the security guard said “I can’t let anyone into the building without ID or a key” and the 2 women were like “well how can we make sure she’s safe if she can’t get into her apartment.” All along the irony of it was that she was safer not going into that building, but who could have known that the “security guard” who’s supposed to maintain the safety of the residents, would be the person they needed to be worried about… so sad .. what a piece of sh*t
That's all I kept thinking those 2 poor girls did everything they could to keep her safe and unwittingly handed her over to this evil monster.
@@beckywillis5640 indeed, and he's not the first security guard of an apartment complex to do this.
I'm sure a number of them chose this profession to be able to do stuff like this. The check before hiring one should be taken much more seriously.
@@charmingbandit4725 The Law can be safe. Also The Law can be very dangerous. I have not ever known The Law to protect and serve...
@@tiffanyshoyouright8757 The security guard was not a member of law enforcement.
It seemed like a shame also that those 2 strangers showed the level of care & concern for her that one might expect of close friends, but her actual friends didn't. While watching, I kept thinking had she entered the building with a protective friend or been invited to sleep off her intoxication at a friend's place (which I've done myself while visiting friends in Orlando) she may not have been targeted by Steven that night.
The two girls and the random man who tried to help her are saints and it is so sad that all these people did all they could to make sure she got home safe and she did get home safe only for the monster who should have protected her the most to be there in her apartment building. This is truly heartbreaking!
Sasha definitely knew the code. She wanted as much CCTV coverage as she could of Steven following her… Smart girl, :( may she Rest In Peace.
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Why do i get the feeling Sasha wasn't his first victim?? 😟
RIP Sasha.
I feel that too!
Oh yes. So true probably a predator since jr high
That crossed my mind; if it weren't for the CCTV footage, nobody would've suspected the security guard.
All the others where too drunk to remember and just escorted to their apartment and raped. He mistook her for drunk enough. Hell yeah he raped others in that building they are just not speaking up.
Someone could have saved her life if they spoke up!
@angela murray exactly!! Why the hell would they not speak up about what he did to them until he was arrested for killing a girl in their building? If they had only spoken to police sooner, Sasha a would still be alive
There are a lot of things in the world that don't make sense but this, a willingness to kill someone for a few minutes' worth of sex is just beyond me.
Because the rape is about power, deprivation and men’s sickness not money
Amen to that!!!!
I just don’t get it, a few minutes of pleasure; how sick!
It is about control and power as well.
It’s their lust of power, fear, forced sex, savagery. Just plain evil.
As soon as I saw the way he was running up the stairs and heard that there was a ‘mystery guy’ that he said that she was with, I knew it was the security guard that did it.
I feel like she had a bad vibe from the security guard. You can see her go quicker than him up the stairs to try and create space between them. She knew intuitively regardless of being intoxicated that he was creepy. - I feel like she didn’t want him to pick up on the fact she thought this either.. Feeling uncomfortable is also probably why she sent the text with just one word ( Ben ) to attempt to reach out for help just incase.. but unfortunately she didn’t have enough time to devise a plan or create space to where she could get to the door first and shut it without him behind her.. I feel like he talked her ear off and that distracted her mind. I also feel like she had a key or knew the code but didn’t want to put it in with him around so that’s why they went downstairs so she could pretend to get the ( keys ) from her car. Notice her sprint up the stairs after that and him follow quickly behind. Hope the pos rots in hell.
thats a good analysis! she never forgot her code. She just pretended so she can get away from him
@@adrian3747_ I mean that’s what I thought, I could be wrong but yes it definitely makes sense.
@MIDWEST QUEEN yes it was my thought right when I saw it and her running like that up the stairs!
I don't think she forgot her code at sll
You should be a detective. Good call. I think you're right.
Sad when you think the person protecting you is the one that ends you
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Trust no one
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 like a parent
Facts! I found out the hard way about a year ago. Staring into the face of life and death and begging for your life not knowing of you're gonna live or die is by far the most traumatizing experience that I wouldnt wish on anybody.
We live around sick humans they care for their
own needs and not for others
That is so incredibly scary. She gets into her apartment safe and sound just to have a SECURITY GUARD of her OWN BUILDING break in. They should reinforce those locks so absolutely NO ONE can get through.
That's definitely scary as hell. Imagine allowing anyone else into your house unknowingly
While I agree with you, I imagine that would be a huge fire safety issue.
@@outinthegrapes fire axe?
Have your own locks triple locks grills
@@outinthegrapes you can at least bar the door with a travel barricade.
Many years ago I had a female cousin living alone and someone came into the apartment at 2 am…thank God her fiancé had stayed over that night (6’7 and 240) he jumped up and charged at the guy who ran off. The cops were called and found out it was the head maintenance guy who when arrested said he was just wanting to check on her because she lived alone. I truly feel sorry for the family…I hope the other prisoners give him their version of justice on a daily basis for the rest of the his life.
All prisoners are skumbags there is none morally superior.
❤️Thank God her fiance was there
@@JDVIBEZ4REAL Too bad homicide is the number one killer of pregnant women, so at the end of the day you can barely trust men you know either. Most women aren't killed by random maintenance men, they're killed by people they knew and trusted. Your friend won't stand a chance if her fiance decides he doesn't feel like playing nice. I'm much happier now that I'm single and have weapons within arms reach. Dealing with a scrawny guy trying to pick my locks is much easier than a 6'7 dude who I invited into my house and choose to sleep beside.
She fought so hard. Heartbreaking.
Rest In Peace Sasha ❤️
That is why you shouldn't get so drunk to the point where you can't move or talk correctly.
@@QuestionMark...... sorry to call you out on the internet but her ‘state’ is under no circumstance justification for what happened to her. A cruel, evil man took advantage of her vulnerability and THAT is where it went wrong. Please refrain from victim blaming in the future sir, it does not look good on you.
@@QuestionMark...... Oh look another man with another dumb victim blaming opinion
Ironic that the place that she was supposed to be safe ended up being the place where she was the most in danger.
True. I’m also wondering how he was not seen going into her apartment on security footage?!? 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
@@coolwomabat7897 , Being the security guard, might he have known how to switch off the camera for the two seconds it would take him to walk into her apartment?
@@coolwomabat7897 ..The security guard tampered with the footage.
@@coolwomabat7897 it's easy to to tamler with footage & he's security so prob had full access to cameras etc.
I would never live in anything but single family home.period!!
We're not even safe in our own apartments, from the people put in place to protect us. Rip Sasha, I'm so sorry this happened to you.
He was not a security he was a stalker getting paid to stalk women it's good he got caught if not more lives would be lost
@@vasanthathangavelu695 Im a security guard and id say there are a few decent guards I've met in 14 years but 95% of them are unprofessional creeps. Now, I refuse to work with anyone, I cover a site on my own.
@@megan1445 you are very right unfortunatly.
Yes sadly, there is nowhere where a woman is 100% safe.
Her parents truly are GREAT people! They still care about other people and are trying to help other families. Amazing!
How on earth did he think he was going to get away with this!???🤦🏿♀️
They're incels, they're incapable of making rational decisions which is why women want nothing to do with them in the first place.
It’s sad that the girls that didn’t even know her were trying to protect her. I bet when they got this news they were devastated. If y’all are reading this… y’all did all you could do! Always stick together. No matter what.
Yeah .. I just wonder why crimes are that frequent in US.
I live in France and I work in a research institute, some time I don't get home until midnight but never ever felt unsafe although it is not my country.
I am originally from Lebanon, and we people would never let women go outside alone at night without a man. He has to be her father, brother, or husband. Still if a woman did, she would find the stranger males in the street acting as her guards. That's for going outside, while for living alone, it is not an option too.
Hope your society gets more peaceful. Stay safe!
@@S.Wood80 This reminds me of when I was a teenager, up until I was about 20. I would sneak out of my house at night (after I turned 18 it wasn’t really sneaking out, but more like slipping away) usually just to walk around or run to the store just a minute away. I live in a holler with few houses, so it’s really peaceful at night. I don’t believe I was ever in danger here, but MANY of those nights I wandered down toward the main road, especially if I was going to the store. Without a single worry, usually getting stoned while I walk. Usually I was going to meet up and hang around with my bf at the time, who was way too old for me, so I never thought I had much of a reason to be afraid. Especially considering all my neighbors had capable men in the homes and “all I’d have to do is yell” is what I’d tell myself. There’s also times my friend and I would drive back in the mountains, down by the rivers, and just set outside in the dark, alone fishing and getting stoned or just walking around bored. All the times that something bad could’ve happened and no one would’ve even known where to begin to look for us, it gives me anxiety just to think about it. You couldn’t pay me to take those same risks today.
@@S.Wood80 I don’t get it either. In my country, the sexual attacks and robberies/burglaries are so rare that when it happens it makes national headlines, people are shocked and we talk about it for months. Women here are also afraid to walk home alone at night, but the attacks are rare. I don’t know what’s happening to US. It is a very weird thing that’s going on there.
Well said! Solidarity is everything !
@@S.Wood80 yeah lol ok
"Men are afraid that women would laugh at them. Women are afraid that men would kill them". ~Margaret Atwood~
Yeah because sometimes if you reject them by laughing they will kill you.
Sorry as a 👨.
The planet isnt safe in general. I came to this video from another one of a man's wife paying a hitmen to try to kill him, so that she could have the business they started. Some people are just evil
Yea
@@samo6401 Their talking about normal interactions and it's pretty common for people to target people they know. I watched many of those cases and the police always investigate the closest people to the victims because statics say that most people are victims of people closest to them.
As soon as I saw the security guard walking with her I knew he was the one that killed her. When they mentioned the other man in the hall I thought about it and said nope not him, it was the guard. I don't know how I sensed that, but it may have come from a deeper part of my brain as a woman. A sense that all women have, but many don't use because we want to appear disagreeable.
Gut instinct imo
Maybe because it's on cctv😒
@@randywilder8631 Him walking with her is on cctv, that's it. And that's what OP said already. Sounds like you have some comprehension issues.
I know how you sensed it. Because the other man was first brought up by the security guard, in the same sentences where he was acting annoyed at the girl in his re-telling of her "forgetting her code". My guess is your subconscious heard his annoyed tone at a girl he was just informed was killed, and that tipped off your alarms without realizing it. Our conscious is paying attention to the words that are said, our subconscious is paying attention to HOW they're said whether we realize it with our conscious minds or not.
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Thank you so much ❤️ such lovely comment to wake up to!
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Ladies, stick together always, buddy system! It’s a dangerous world.
Nice thinking, but still doesn't happen. people don't really care about their so called friends and family.
We cannot stick together at all times. Some of us live alone.
She was in her own building and apartment
@@milobar100 do you have a buddy check system??? I’m married but have 3 friends who now are widowed or divorced. We keep tabs on each other. Yes when they are back home they call or text to say they are home safe. It’s just the right thing to do. I’m married and was home alone painting. Stupid me left my phone in another room. Fell backwards off a ladder. I was not in good shape. Fortunately I was able to move but what if I couldn’t and laid there for days. It’s little stuff that can make all the difference.
It wouldn’t have mattered in this case. It was the security guard to the building so even if she had a buddy he would have eventually broken into that apartment and committed the crime he committed.
Never let your friends walk home alone, NEVER!!
Your statement has nothing to do with this case. Her friends didn't let her walk home alone and walking home alone isn't what got her killed. Stay in the game.
She was at home already and she was dropped there by the women, the same way her friends would've dropped her. So even if they had dropped her, he still would've killed her because she was already at home when he broke in.
In this case this did not prevent anything.
Dumb comment from a dumbass 🤦🏼♂️
@@markus7166 dude what’s with your comments. You clearly get off on being a little troll but just chill.
It creeps the shit out of me to see people's last moment of life. Shows how frágile and unpredictable life is😢😢😢. RIP. So sorry 😞😞
I wonder if she was stomping hard going up the stairs on purpose, trying to get someone to come out of their apartment and help her? 😔
GIRLS AND GUYS!!! Never ever ever let your inebriated friends go home alone. Make a pact. Always make sure your friends gets home safe! The footage of her and the security guard just makes my stomach sick knowing what his intentions were.
He overrode the key code. Even if someone brought her home and got her safely inside, if that POS saw her intoxicated state, he still would have attacked her, thinking she was an easy target. 😢
@@12thDecember meh he gained confidence knowing that she was alone.
She got home safe. He broke in her apartment
@@Wholesomereads As a security guard, he could watch people who lived in the building and know which women lived alone and when they were alone. Like many monsters, he saw an opportunity and acted on it.
@@spitfirestake54 Very sus that the building disposed of the lock. Protecting themselves from liability. Cowards.
This is horrible! And I feel awful for the two women who thought that they'd helped her but that sicko was on the other side of the gate!
Her death was avoidable. The lock company knew there was flaws in the system and didn't fix it. She seemed like such a beautiful person, with a bright future that was taken from her.
Great observation!
This sounds so much like Miya Marcano's case. So sad.
Sadly it's happening more often than we realize. These famn predators are taking advantage of th position they have . I seen another case here on UA-cam of a girl coming home after hanging with her friends and she blamed her self thing she forgot to lock the door, but security let him self in having access to tenants spare keys. She was raped had her neck slit and left for dead. She survived and he still had the nerve to go back and try to have her open the door claiming he was there to help but really tried to go back realizing he had left his badge there. He was caught
The way she ran up the stairs though.. like she was trying to get away from him 😢
When I saw her run up the stairs I knew she felt uncomfortable. But when I saw him run up right behind her I got an eerie feeling I just knew he was the killer.
I run up stairs like that as well. In my case it's been to escape a violent mother that spent many moments trying to end my life till I was 41 then left her behind, in the interests of self preservation.
Funny how women still like to blame men for everything though.
@@rogerramjet6429 why do people always have to make things about themselves? Like no one cares about your mom…
Yeah I got that feeling from the text she sent to that Ben guy like she was trying to warn him of what was happening but couldn't out of fear of her pursuer
Good call. It's horrifying to watch knowing what happens.
The scariest thing is that this man was waiting for someone to be vulnerable to doing harm. It could have been anyone in this apartment and he view his opportunity with Sasha.
You can just feel her AMAZING SPIRIT in her images and videos. She was STUNNING as well. The world lost a light. 😢 May you Rest Easy Sweet Sasha ⚘️ YOU deserved so much more ❤️🙏⚘️
Hello, how are you doing?
Oh my goodness, at 2:06 she was literally running away from him. She knew he was creepy and kept walking around to get rid of him or find someone else else. So sad.
It's likely that she lied about not remembering her code because she didn't want him seeing her type it in too
I feel so many different emotions watching this...anger, sadness, grief. As a father of a 7 year old daughter, I am so sick and tired of all the violence against women.
Then do something about it?
You can’t cure the violence but you can make a difference
@@carltonthepug and how do you know I am not doing something about it?
@@edmund6392 Regardless if I know or not, we need to stop talking and complaining (we are all sick of violence period) and do more acting.
@@carltonthepug I agree.
I'm just grateful that you care!
As soon as I saw the way he was following her I got a bad feeling. This is terrifying, that poor girl. I can't even imagine. RIP Sasha.
He was walking behind her like Jason Voorhees. RIH Sasha God bless your soul and family members 🙏🏼
@@deedavis8962 it's so scary to watch and very sad.
@@leahvogelsimpson I know he's literally stalking behind her and you can easily see she's spooked and trying hard to keep some kind of distance between them and he's like "power walking" behind her and when you're intoxicated and alone with someone like him no matter what his position is he's creepy and she was right about him and bless her soul probably second guessing herself! He's not a animal they're much too good to have these kinds of POS names after them he's a sub human Monster.
@@deedavis8962 yes it gives me anxiety just witnessing it on film. And definitely, I hate when people call these scum "animals" actual animals are far better than evil monstrous creatures like this pos.
@@leahvogelsimpson Blessings to you sweetheart and your family stay safe and healthy follow your own instincts even if its a 5 star General, remember Russell Williams!👌🏼🙌🏼🤝🏼
A really good presentation. No creepy music or noises. No dreary monotone delivery. Just an interesting story of a tragic murder told sympathetically.
I’ll never for the life of me understand why friends let their friend go off alone after a night of drinking. ALWAYS stick together.
In this case it wouldn't have helped. She was killed in the safety of her home by the one person who was responsible for the safety in her apartment building.
@@Kyra_of_Kerkyra I just feel she would’ve had a stronger chance of avoiding this creep if she was with a friend, someone who knows her and has been in her apartment before helping her get back in.
Maybe they were just as drunk, if not drunker, than she was. If one of the friends had gotten raped that night would you say Sasha is to blame because she didn't stay with the friend or walk them home?
@@CocoAvalon now you’re reaching and changing the scenario. All I said was when you go out drinking with friends, no one leaves alone.
@@thelateeway2050 Sorry, my bad! A lot of people in other comments were actually saying that and I may have mixed your sentiments with theirs.
She was probably gonna tell Ben to come and protect her because someone was trying to enter her apartment. This is heartbreaking 😭😭
She'd have been better - in theory - dialling 911. Though more likely than not she'd end up with an obtuse call handler telling her to calm down as she's horribly murdered.
Lol she was calling Ben for sex not protection.
Shut up.
@@brodricksheffield You wouldn't be "LOL" if that was your gf or maybe your sister!!
@@brodricksheffield ikr
She doesn’t look comfortable walking with him in the video. She’s clearly keeping a distance. He was probably being a creep and she felt it. So sad. I’m glad he was caught the POS.
Fax. She was pretty much running up the steps from him.
I wonder if he made a pass, touched her or said something creepy to her. She is running upstairs. That poor young woman didn’t have a chance after being targeted by a psycho.
I do that with my husband lol
@@JW-28 she was drunk out of mind and he took advantage of it. Sad.
@@dominiquexo4772 this is probably the dumbest and insensitive comment i have ever read.
I take in quite the fair share of true crime but this case truly shakes me up. Every female has been in a situation with a hovering creep like him. Her cues are easy to pick up on. The women who looked out for her and made sure that she
_got home_ … everything in me screams that this wasn’t his first time. He is so unsettling.
Actually I never trust Security Guards 🙄
Sorry if I am being rude but I don't
Security guards?! I don't trust anyone!
The role requires little credentials, but enables great power. A night security guard is the perfect role for the introverted, sociopathic predator.
same here
Monsters exist; and they look like people. Also it amazes me that this guy, being a security guard, was caught by the very cameras he monitored. I mean how dense do you have to be?
Super dense.
I was thinking this - thats how you know hes out of control
Second case with the murderer being a security guard. Yikes!
He may not have monitored it. The video states the footage was stored off-site. Often buildings don’t even have a live feed and those videos are only used for reference after a crime has occurred sadly. Still an idiot, not disagreeing with you-clearly he should have known the cameras were there even if he didn’t monitor the feeds.
His testament was concential sex it was the worst mistake he made to think they will rule him out it came and bit him harder than ever
Anyone else found it weird in the video clip where she is running up the stairs as if she wanted to get away from someone and then the security guard comes walking after? If they were going to her apartment together, I would have expected them to walk side by side at the same speed. Not her running 10 meters in front of him. Looks sus af
Yes I noticed that as well he was rite on her ass
Not particularly. Maybe she was wary of him but it's just as possible she was just intoxicated and moving up stairs is easier if you do it quicker. I believe if she had thought she was in danger, she wouldn't have just continued to walk the empty halls with the guy. She would have knocked on another door, started making noise to get attention or just left the building altogether.
YES!! Totally 💯
I thought so too.
I thought so to
This is so scary. The person hired to keep you safe is the killer!. Gave me chills.
Awww her parents helping other victims families is so touching. The way her father explained how telling and listening to stories is therapeutic was so well said. Atleast she didnt die in vain, they're using her memory and their pain to help others going thru something similar. Making a positive out of something so tragic is so impressive and something idk if i would have the strength to do. Actually i know i dont, if something happened to my daughter i wouldn't survive it. I know id join her..
Hi Nom de Plume. I'm Psuedo Nym. Nice to not actually meet you, you lyin' dawg! :-)
A few weeks ago my girlfriend was going to look at a room to rent and asked me to go with her. As soon as we got there it was clear the 2 men inside were…weird, they didn’t talk and looked upset to see me there too, we were in there no more than 2 minutes before I said we were leaving. God knows what could’ve happened if she was alone.
Edit: Thank you for the 1k likes!
That is scary... glad you and your girlfriend are okay.
@@TheUniquemariah thank you, was a really creepy situation to be in
@@tyesoncollins331 maybe they were upset because you will make it hard for them to rent out the house.
@@neilnelson7603 sure, maybe they just didn’t want me there in general, but it was creepy as hell, they didn’t say a single word Neil, just stared at us 😅
@@tyesoncollins331 yah, if they didn't say a thing when you're there shows they had bad intentions. Its good your radar was up and you guyz left. Good instincts 👏👍
Her parents have empathy and class. For them to make a statement to the parents of the guy who murdered their wonderful daughter stating they also lost a child is amazing. Most people would not bother doing this.
seriously they r a class act n very humble ppl 👏
Yh I wouldn’t do that, f*** that guy’s family lol
@@stellagyan6593 and that’s why there’s not a lot of their kind that exist lol
Odd
I agree. Most people, most of us, jump to cheap and easy conclusions and blame instead of supporting and understanding.
Well done to the parents, turning their tragedy into helping others in a similar situation.
You narrate really well and do great work with thorough and comprehensive compilations. I love your work and you have enormous potential as an investigative journalist. Please keep on moving...thank you!
I love that her parents are working with other victims. They miss their daughter greatly and are honoring her by helping others. RIP Sasha.
Those parents are beautiful people. You can tell they think beyond themselves .. something we should all strive for. GOD bless them and to all.
The fact that they extended their sympathies to the killer’s parents speaks volumes about their character. And they’re right-when a loved one is murdered, the grief affects so many people, including the community at large. Still, it was lovely of them to say so.
Those lovely women worked so hard to keep the vulnerable Sasha safe, but because of this demon, they couldn’t protect her once she walked through her own door!
I couldn’t imagine how they felt after finding out what happened to her 😓
The footage is haunting. She knew her fate, there was no way out... and that is the worst feeling one could ever have. RIP. May he suffer the same fate.
Thank you for including footage
What's shocking is how calm he is when he's coming out of the apartment..after having committed the most horrific crime.
Couldn’t have been his first time that’s the scary part 😟
Thats bc sociopaths/ psychopaths have no conscience. They will kill in cold blood then just go about their day.. Killing doesn't faze them..
@S G with an increasing number found to be women.
@@rogerramjet6429 lol imagine making random stuff up just to be sexist
@@karlaloredo9719 probably why he chose that job in the first place 😭💔
that's so nice of those strangers to help someone they didn't know, so many people would walk past thinking it's not their prob
Unfortunately once he knew her code - she was never safe.
@@cazpk6840 yeah I know, that's what's so ironic. Sad all round
Thank you for the upload! I appreciate it!
I just found this channel....very impressive. Thank you.
The best thing anyone can do is 'trust no one' at all.
Yeah... Everybody should just be paranoid and afraid of each other, right?
U can always trust God
Mick Taylor, that's the way I live my life lol
@@mrgadget1485 at first, yes, I've met people one day, then find out that very same day that those people have stolen from me, so yes, trust noone immediately
@@daisychain5894 , that's a hell of a way to live your life, is it not?
I don’t understand how that security guard was the last one with Sasha that night but it still took them awhile to finally realize it was prolly him.
Probably*
His job position is a temporary blocker. If he was a resident, they would have questioned him just the others. But it was his position that gave him a badge of honor.
Because the security guard uniform looks too familiar to police. They're going to trust them by default before a victim.
@Iididkd Jdjdk wow.. What an arrogant answer from a non-honourable-person-at-all. Ooops
Good point !
Your narration gives it a special touch, emotionless
Wow the ladies looked out for her so she would be safe, making sure she got home. Only for the buildings security guard to kill her. This world has some sick people. That lady didn't have a chance.
At times I hate this f ing world
It was her time. Somethings are beyond your control.
"some sick people"
Way more than just some, the people who rule us are psychopaths like the murderer in this video
But nobody bats an eye cos it's all just a "conspiracy theory"
You sound like a q anon cult freak
It is some because only the acts of crime are often publicized
@@neilnelson7603 Weird how I never see dumb comments like this when a man is a victim of an SA turned murder.
The way he is acting, it doesn’t seem this is his first crime
He seems mad.
I’m freaking out thinking of the terror she must have felt while he was knocking at her door/trying to get in - I think that’s when she texted Ben :(
Thank you, I really enjoy your videos, they are so well put together and narrated!
I have a hard time “liking” disturbing cases, but I make sure to hit the like button because I know it helps your channel!
Thanks again!
Also I feel like she didn't wanna punch in her code while he was standing over her so she lied and said she didn't remember she ran back in to punch the right code in hoping he wouldn't follow her but he was on her heels the whole time smh
Good point
I'm badly enough to say " cld you not stare at me while I enter my code "
Although he later googled how to override the lock... so he's gonna get in anyway. Messed up.
i was thinking the same!
@@larsvonrinpoche1229 no matter what he planned on raping her and he was gonna do it whenever he could and dats what's sad it's easy to say what we would have done but in that mans mind he wanted to rape and hurt her the way he broke her neck with his bare hands was so violent he probably felt inferior to her beauty made an unwanted pass at her that she declined or ignored so he killed her smh
I thought the same too
From the first moment when he was following her everywhere I got the creeps.
Right. Her running and him chasing her? Like if she was just drunk being goofy, then I think that would’ve showed thru on the tapes. But she seemed to really be being chased and seemed very uncomfortable with that.
Sounds like the police were a bit slow on this one. The security guard should have been the focus from the beginning.
I’m a new subscriber, enjoy the in-depth coverage of the cases from start to finish. Hate that these stories happen, but they need to be told. Thanks for the coverage.
I feel like she remembered the code the second time but felt something was off and didn’t want to enter it infront of him
I think so too.. you don't just forget your code to your appartment. She sensed that something was off about him.
Is she his 1st victim? They really need to look at his background.
Oh, good point!!!
He was far too calm for it to be his first.
@@cindyholian6224 exactly you don't just become a pro rapist over night. This man definitely has other victims victims
@@Mila-Nova what if its his first victim? He was very sloppy and got caught very fast.
I feel like that she's not his first victim. He may have not killed someone in the past but he attempted to and maybe only got away with rape or attempted murder but he's done this before. He wasn't a professional at this because he was sloppy leaving his fingerprints and other Clues as well as allowing himself to be seen on camera carrying out two trash bags.
Thank God he was caught and stopped
My ex-friend, ditched me for a man one evening, yes I was drunk, I was raped by a stranger, I no longer see that so called friend. Look out for each other, this evil man most likely has committed offences earlier. Those 2 ladies where brilliant, and now likely very traumatised, rip Sasha
God Bless 🙏🏾💓, I'm so sorry you went through that.
Sasha, oh Sasha….you remind me so much about a niece of mine. Your life cut short! I honor your spirit. Thanks again for the respectful way towards Sasha in which this tragedy was presented.
Never let your guard down. Even with a person in uniform. Be careful when drinking and always have a buddy system. Make sure you have someone to text or call when you’re safely home. I pray for peace for Sasha’s family. 😢
she was safely home
Better never drink and go outside at night.
Night is for sleeping. Simple
Right!
I even roll my window down just a crack when I am stopped by police. It’s awkward when I have to pass my documents requested of me, but even the cops understand and commend me for doing so.
You can’t trust ANYONE.
@@S.Wood80 my husband would agree with you on this one.
Wtf is praying going to do?
CCTV cameras do not need to prove he was in her apartment, that’s DNA’s job! Videos are a bonus, DNA is crucial!
It's USA. I think even to collect his DNA, the police need to have some proof of suspicion.
Security cameras*
The guy left so many clues. The toilet seat fingerprint. He can take out all the garbage he likes, but fingerprints don't lie.
wow her parents are amazing and graceful. Its beautiful to see their unit so strong. Sasha is undoubtedly proud of them.
What a beautiful young woman. That monster is in the right place now,he can't hurt anyone else. Her poor parents will never get over that. 💔
He really thought he would get away with this horrific crime against her? He must have never watched any CSI shows or The ID channel ever!!
Or his own cctv cameras
@Extra Life359 I meaaaaan, not really, FBI has said for over a decade that at least 100 serial killers are active in North America, google unsolved murders bud, scary but true, people get away with it daily. Depends where you live and who is in power to a large degree too. God bless the internet, cell phones & cameras. Trust intuition because it's always gonna happen.
@Extra Life359 : That is a very dangerous thought. Murderers get away with it every single day; especially in North America where guns are easily purchased. It take no skill to buy a gun; point it at a couple... kill the guy and abduct the girl. No trouble at all and it happens many times every day.
If a girl is alone? She’s toast.
What’s even scarier are the unsolved cases. One girl was raped, murdered and then the perp buried her in her car!! He literally dug a hole so deep they found her 30 years later.
Don’t fool yourself. This peckerwood got caught but many many others go on to murder dozens and are never suspected.
Or UA-cam