Murdering A Friend For $30,000 

I have no problems with waiting for your excellent videos! I wonder, Mr. Stayawake,, have all these true crime videos affected your outlook on people, your mood? It has mine! But you know, if I can't trust family, friends, those I love, what's the point? it's wise to be careful, but it's impossible to live distrusting everybody.

Can I just say that I love your chnl?! I watched both uploads from today and u have one of the best formats on YT. I hope u will be able to get more help in the future and it becomes financially better for u to upload more frequently. In the meantime, I’ll continue to be a dedicated sub.

I have a suggestion for your ever growing list of possible subjects. Joseph Merlino and his victim Ellie Tran from VA Beach. TYVM!

My thoughts about this case: I would have had to have gotten at least 1 to 2 million for killing someone which will never happen in my lifetime. This woman was foolish doing this for a mere $30,000.00, wouldn't even get you a flash car. Now she won't even need a car.

😊😊p

100% this channel has it figured out... all those other channels I click on the video and they are getting the person a soda for 10 minutes I'm like "wait what is this? Why did I click on this video again?"

Facts!!!!

And if you play them at double speed😅

Yep!!!

Right. I hate those 2 hr videos

Exactly

Jealousy

True

Made the mistake of bragging to a roommate once about how much $$$$ I had saved up in the bank. Then he used it as an excuse to break lease and move out (he wanted to live for $200/month elsewhere) and left me in a serious financial bind. If not for finding another roomie quickly I would have had to dig into my savings.

The only people that get really weird about money are lowlife dirtbags with no drive to get it for themselves. Best to keep those simple fucks away to begin with.

Not everyone who rolls with you is for you.

Let's remember that narcissistic socio-/psychopaths don't have any real friends, and there's an allegedly p*ss*-grabbing former president who openly declared he could murder someone in the middle of Manhattan and get away with it. “I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn't lose any voters, OK?” Trump remarked at a campaign stop at Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa, 23 Jan, 2016. “It's, like, incredible.”

She never had a safe deposit box. She already spent the money before she murdered her. She killed her because she wanted the check back but it was gone

I know right. At least make it 3 mil

It says in the Bible that in the end times the love of many will grow cold. Develop a relationship with our Creator and Savior while there’s still time.🙏🏼

I agree. I’ve heard this story before but this version made it seen new to me.

There was nothing straight about this story 😅😅😅

@Leighton Lawrence there is nothing hotter then some BIENS burning in hell sissorsing theirselves into eternity

Yes, it's nice to have a summary of the interrogation video rather than 3 hours of someone sitting there staring and the occasional cop asking a question...

Woah caught by a necklace like in The Descent!!!

Well that would be difficult especially as Stay Awake didn't even exist back then pmsl 😂😉😅😍🤣

Johnny walker is a prime murder suspect

Yeah she s stupid

Most people who commit this type of crime are not of sound mind ,so the mistakes they make they cant see .there judgment is already impaired .simple understanding of how a cell phone works for instance

another criminal about as smart as Brian Kolburger or something

and i bet that your a bit crazy too

It is shitty that Taylor was murdered, but also, screw her. She literally stole that money from her husband and was somehow allowed to keep it?

@@kavenramen3547 lunatic if one thing, but projecting your insanity onto someone else or blaming someone else (and then acting on it) is another thing.

@@user-zp7jp1vk2i what are you yapping about

@@user-uv3gy7bq1osays the literal era of serial killers …. Lmao that whole generation was plagued with serial murders and forensic science was just primitive . Millions of missing people and thousands of unsolved murders from the 70s- 2000s . You can cry generational change but sorry humans are crazy in general no matter what time period

They are seemingly normal because people choose not to judge them upon learning of their past. If you pay attention to stereotypes, you know these people are at the very least troubled.

Better be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war and trust nobody until they prove themselves trustworthy.

Shoooot 30K? Anybody that ain’t blood can get it! 😈

30k ain’t even that much tho

@@staygold1017x you would kill someone for 30k you already spent? instead of doing a few years for fraud/theft you do your whole life for murder?

They were a couple but yeah

They were in a relationship. “Close friends” is disrespectful.

@@bcarr5664 I was speaking generally about people who know each other really well. There were 3 women in this video and I got confused. I knew that 2 were romantic partners and the third was a platonic friend to one of them. But those details are irrelevant to the point I was trying to make anyway.

It makes me laugh. You wouldn’t even think to check a few other messages sent by that person to try to emulate their mannerisms and speech/text patterns? I guess a panicked criminal wouldn’t lol

@@Thrifty032781 Honestly like... people are being so dramatic acting like they didn't know your intention with your comment

The enemies would be a lot safer, I should think. I would prefer the enemies.

Enemies no nothing about you but friends does 😢

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Hell, who needs friends?

Agree. It shows her unremitting evilness. Her friends life meant nothing to her if it meant she got to keep that lousy 34 grand.

a pian?

​@@twobrokeguyz1214 gee... I wonder what 2 middle letters they accidentally mixed up. 🙄

Taylor was a thief and stole from her husband, then her friend, another theif, stole from her. No sympathy, it's called Karma. Cassandra was the only innocent one unless she knew Taylor was a thief, then she deserves to be alone as well.

​​@@Chevy3278 Yes. Taylor was a very sketchy person. A thief and serial cheater. She cheated on her husband, she cheated on her girlfriend. Of course Cassandra knew she stole the money. Some of it was in her bank account. Doesn't mean she deserved to die. Karma works in mysterious ways

Same. The worst part is. I’ve seen 3 that happened in my hometown and I just learned about it watching these

To look at it another way, I didn't know how great society could be until I started watching more positive content. I find myself saying two things regularly, "People are idiots" and "People are amazing", it just depends on what I am watching at the time.

@@SPIN_89 No it's boring that way. Sure if you love just watching a 1.5 hour interrogation with constant interruptions about his body language. That gets old

Yeah I liked it too

Me, too!

@@BestMotivationalVideos123that’s fair. but as someone who watches both, it can sometimes be interesting to know some of the body language stuff as if you were the detective yourself.

Honestly at first I thought the girlfriend did it and was blaming the friend🤣🤣

@@MrShanester117lol why are you defending Ashley? Guilty much

​@@MrShanester117why defend a murderous slut?

Money is everything babe

Her face looks a bit as if she likes to consume drugs and alcohol. Drug addicted people often times just think to their next dose/shot, but not further. Also drugs can mess up your brain and personality. I think that's probably what is going on here 🤷‍♂️

Didn't you watch the video? She spent they money! She murdered Taylor when Taylor asked for her money back.

This is why I don't have money 😊

I dont have to pretend :p

Smart... Don't let anyone know whats in your bank or how many assets you have .. as we can see all's it takes is one greedy person

@@ryancampbell1847 Couldn’t agree more. Hey btw just was wondering, random question. How much $ do you have saved up? Just curious that’s all.

-#cheers-- !-

Yes it is

Yeah it is very sad. I try to consider that there are a near unlimited number of far worse tragedies, if I stopped to feel sad about each one I wouldn't ever be able to do anything else again. That does make me feel better about things, maybe it'll work for ya.

Good catch! Heartbreaking... especially after misinterpreting your comment and assuming that she was the killer! Even at the end, I was STILL waiting for the "big twist", when the jury finally makes Cassandra break down and cry for murdering her girlfriend and framing poor Ashley🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

​@@finchvalor what an incredibly calloused thing to say. I really hope that if something tragic happens in your life, they don't exploit it for profit on youtube so people can say things like " worse things happen. Just don't think about it". I'm just not quite sure what was said besides a human saying that it's heartbreaking to see her girlfriend break down, that warranted such an odd response

​​@@finchvaloryeah we'll see how you feel when something like that happens to you or yours

Clearly, u think murder is totally ok if u think a murderer braking down at court is heartbreaking to watch

lol, degenerate reaped what she sowed

She probably wanted in on some of that cash Taylor was stealing from her husband.

@@troy3456789shuuutttt upppppp

There's people out there that will cut your throat for the change in your cup holder.

@@nyteowl8069I see your point. But you are describing people that are feeding a habit. If you could say anything in the way of understanding someones actions for committing a crime that vile, that's all I got. Those actions are predictable and understandable. This crazy idiot did it because she was greedy. Also, don't ever give someone else power over your money! Greed is the oldest reason in the book to steal, don't make it easy for them. I don't know why she thought giving it to her friend was safer than just leaving it in the bank, banks are insured and safe. This is a weird story.

@@UNUSUALUSERNAME220She couldn’t just leave it in a bank under her name because she stole it from her ex-husband

Love, she was blinded by wanting to buy her lover's love. The victim trying to steal money from her husband and the friend acting as a an accomplice to do so, deserve each other. Now one is dead and one in prison...don't do bad things and most of the time bad things won't happen to you.

@@TheVoiceOfReason69 Oh. Thank you. I guess I missed that. That's very naughty.

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Exactly. Pretty much all these cases ,on these types of channels, have morons involved. Good lord, just forging a signiture takes expert planning. So dumb.

Ik like wouldn't you devise a plan for the clearly obvious bank transactions??😂😂

that's the thing... they don't think at all

Also why risk life in prison for murder when she could just say she cashed the check and get a fraud or theft charge? Maybe she gets 20 years and looses friends but that's better than killing your supposed friend!

2 criminals with $34,000 check. Hey what can go wrong!!!

@@goldkat99 People who do this kind of shit are narcissists who believe waaaaay too much in their abilities to lie and manipulate. In her mind why would she go to prison for even a few years for fraud when she wholeheartedly thought she was going to get away with murder? People like you and me will never understand it because our healthy and normal brains just don't work that way. Then again people like you and me would never steal $30k from a close friend either so we'd never be in that position in the first place.

It’s called narcissism. Sounds like Taylor was one too.

But your name unfortunately is.

@@russelfernandes8483 😐 crickets

yeah 20 minutes seems to be the sweet spot for these types of videos.

People have such short attention spans these days… too much tiktok and reels

@@russelfernandes8483LMAOOO bruh ik im late replying.. but this was the funniest shit i’ve seen all day. i haven’t cracked up like that in 15+ years. thank u for that.

Actually, if you watch other videos about the case, their relationship was quite a roller coaster.

Gross

Cassandra is just obsessed with the attention she gets from this case she’s no prize either

@LKre-vi5oq Are you a tard or just stupid?

Taylor stole the money and someone stole her life.

That was so sad I pray for her and their loved ones.

I see in her eyes of how angry she feels. Because she thought she was capable of out smarting everyone to get away with murder even before she unalived Taylor. Also her mouth was drooping like a spoilt brat! when they cant get what they want! Or have their own way! 😂

I cannot stand her. I wish I could give her a piece of my mind. I truly cannot wrap my mind around the evil that surrounds us.

Emotion is a huge way to judge people I haven’t even watched this case

-pure --#evil-- !-

Despicable and completely pathetic given the solid evidence that was found

The defense attorney was doing his job. Trying to go for reasonable doubt as they do in some cases. They have to represent their clients to the best of their ability and in the clients interest.

@@prall0915 Yes he was doing his job, but he has no evidence contrary to police, so its looks like a desperate and false attempt, and he just risk to exasperate the jury. Couldn't he just have pointed out that police should have explored another leads, without falsely accusing someone?

@@Philippe2008fr I believe he accused the girlfriend because they were in a relationship. The case was so strong against his client. To fail to accuse the obvious person the closest to his client might jeopardize the case. Also he certainly doesn't want to mention other possible suspects. That would only give the impression he had a weak defense. He had to build a strong defense by focusing on the girlfriend.

@@Philippe2008fr Alas, the legal tradition in the English-Speaking world is adversarial, rather than focused on establishing the truth and applying the law tout court.

You can tell she lies easily from her innocence act during her interrogations w/the detectives.

He was also a private investigator 😅. Dude was totally clueless about literally everything.

Yes, I saw it. Bro literally had no idea how the finances in his house were managed

@@BigMacOrange I guess it also depend on how terrible is your judge of character, and how naively trusting, somebody goes and gives the ring and they simply stop questioning things and love tended to blind people. So, it is not all that surprising. These type of women often prey on a man who is easy picking anyway, the tap of sap to go for one of Those girls with bitch and infidelity all over her eyes and face, like this woman just LOOKS like the type of Karen to absolutely embarrass you in public if you go anywhere and be a complete bitch. Maybe he also finally shut down and stopped asking question or confronting her, like on the show with Dr. Now where this landwhale is blaming her poor husband Christian for her lack of weight loss and telling him to talk to her mom and be berated by his in law too, and he just completely shuts down. Sometimes that happens too. You can just look at a woman and see her eyes and now conservative bitch from hell with the thotitude and general bitchiness attitude going with a lifetime of deceit. I'd say something about relationships where there are good trust relations and openness but this clearly is not one of them and I would not trust her character at all. You'd think a LEO background he'd develop at least Walter White's brother in law tier cop senses, but I guess he didn't, and I knew guys like this too that willfully chooses to believe his wife rather than accept the other possibility. It's a combination of the naivety with actively choosing to believe something, not as much just the blind trust or lack of good character judgment.

@@BigMacOrangestrikes me as a workaholic. if you’re busy all the time snooping in other ppls lives, you might be neglecting attention to your own

Ain’t gonna get no condolences from me…

Good catch. In the Bible, Jezebel was the character known for using sex appeal to her advantage, false accusations to destroy her targets, and promoting paganism. It is not a coincidence Jezebel is considered a proto-role model by feminists. They are well aware of what they do.

she's probably better off. too many red flags in Taylor. if my wife stole 100k from her ex, I'd have a lot of questions for her.

​@@michaelb4833karma is a b

@@michaelb4833are you seriously gonna say the partner of someone who got murdered is better off this way because they stole some money?? are you insane? those things are in no way equivalent what the fuck

@@michaelb4833This is a terrible thing to say. Nobody deserves to have their partner murdered. I hope you develop a sense of empathy soon.

@@kit4616 when did I say she deserves to have her partner murdered? I said now that she is dead, she is much better off. and this is a fact, not lack of empathy.

a murderer could act it out to look innocent... you can never really tell by body language or reactions it could be pre rehearsed. And an innocent person can act suspicious and panic because of the pressure of being accused or suspected

@@hindugoat2302 Yeah you can. That is what the word genuine is. She could not control the emotion, and in this case it looked in her favor. Only a sociopath mastermind would even know to practice something like that. When I seen her do it I knew it was genuine and I was right. Plain and simple.

@@CaptiivaI hope you never get jury duty because you think you know things that you actually have no clue about. The crying could totally have been genuine even if she had been the killer. Not every murderer is a psychopath. People kill loved ones quite often and immediately regret it once reality sets in.

@@Captiiva that woman in the pink shirt looked guilty as hell, defensive body language, avoiding eye contact... and she was innocent

@@Captiiva its not that a mastermind could trick the police, its more that innocent people who cant control their anxiety appear to be guilty or suspicious when they are accused of something.

It wouldn't have been that hard to convince her. "Oh shoot, I left my safe deposit box key at the farm. We'll just drive over there real quick and grab it and then go get your check."

She will be an old hag when she gets out, no man is going to want her.

What????? I thought they gave that evil witch life in prison????

Americans have longer prison sentences than people in other western industrialized countries and we have more people in prison; yet, it does not serve as a deterent.

@@PAMELAPORTER-ci7mr It's not about being a deterrent. It's about serving justice. Justice in this case is quite simple - take a life give a life. She should be in prison for punishment not reform.

​@@jerkysasquatch9256 Look up your reoffending rates. I'm sorry but even though this case is very sick, no amount of justice will ever get the victim back. Truth is, your prison system is not good.

Exactly what I was thinking🤷🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️

Seems to be a common thing that comes up in the cases that get broadcast. With mixed results.

Lesbians have the highest rates of domestic abuse.

Double-edged sword. On the one hand, you can better control the chances of the body being found, since private property. On the other, if the body is found, somebody's got some 'splaining to do.

Well she's a woman, so. You can't really expect her not to mess this up.

The defense's job is to try their best to keep their client from prison without any bias, they did what they could as far as the blind eyes of justice is concerned, and it prevailed as the prosecution won. It sucks, but that's the system and it (tragically only usually) works.

I feel sorry for the husband Taylor stole from.

I didn't see cassandra

​@Raphael Dawkins Combat Radio who?

Consider the dragging karma for being an accomplice to stealing someones life savings.

A blind mouse could have found her guilty.

Ray Charles saw she was guilty.

850strong

And not to be insensitive, but for 34k?? She was running a business, why would you risk literally everything over a relatively small windfall? But then I guess committing a murder shows that their faculties of decision making are severely impaired.

Literally hundreds of millions if not billions of people would take substantially less money at the cost of another's life. I always thought it'd be interesting to ask an expert how things got this way. Surely there's an interesting explanation for this unending reservoir of evil scum.

ASPD (antisocial personality disorder) basically they take what they want without a second thought

I always thought it's an interesting philosophical question... at what point is it okay to kill someone for money? Stay with me here... what about for 1 trillion dollars? You could save millions of lives in Africa with that. Surely my life isn't worth a trillion and if it was going to save millions wouldn't it be selfish of me to not sacrifice myself ? Or to not kill someone ? Where is the line

A lot of people. You talk as though everybody loves everybody else. That’s simply not so. I can easily think of a dozen people who have screwed me over. Would I rather have $30,000 than see those people continue to live? Hell yes!

Lol same I watch these while taking naps at work 😂

Feel the same here❤😂

Agree 100% with this assessment...it wasn't really about the money so much as it was about trying to cover up her financial crimes

The root of this evil is the money. So yes, it's about the money because without it this would not have happened.

Are you kidding? This is a psycho killer who just needed a pretext to off someone. I need the money... No problem, my friend trusts me enough to give it to me. Then I'll just have to kill her!

I think you're right, but the consequences she'd have faced for stealing the money would have maybe been a year or two in prison? And now it's so much worse.

@@Smiles2U4Ever It really isn't. The Bible is just a book of Jewish witchcraft. In fact, it promotes poverty instead of wealth. I guess you want to hand your money over to Jews, am I right?

Where did JCS go? That was the best true crime channel on here

@@cs9115no they werent

@@spiralsausage original comment I replied to is gone but jcs is the best. A lot of these channels are ripping them off. Like the mouse click sound for example.

Guilty or not, only a moron would put themselves in a situation where the handcuff trick stands any chance of intimidating them - never, ever, E V E R talk to the cops without a lawyer present. It doesn't matter if you're completely innocent and just helping them with their enquiries, it doesn't matter if you have a watertight alibi and a million witnesses who can put you a million miles away from the scene of the crime; if the cops think you're guilty or even slightly suspect it they'll cling to it like a dog with a bone, and you won't be the first innocent person to have your words twisted against you and used to secure an unjust conviction.

Oh I'm sorry it appears I need my lawyer.

Love that part where the cop swivels her seat around, daddy whatever not quite.

@@sfdntk real

Don't talk to the police without an attorney.

Why? If she didn’t hide money from her husband, she wouldn’t have died. Sell your soul to the devil (money), he eventually comes collecting

​@renwicka7608 that's dumb my man

Her partner is her husband. God still executed justice. The unrighteous are slain by the wicked. Many women in the world are crying out to God for a husband or for financial stability. This woman had both. She leaves her husband steals from him and goes and finds an unsuspecting lesbian to move in with!? Come on. God could have had her die in an accident or have a heart attack then no one would know how evil she Is. Take two evil people out. One dies the other is in jail, but no doubt the greater evil died. The lesser evil is in jail.

@@alejandromagnobarrasa9244

My heart does not bleed for Taylor, she's a cunt. Imagine if your wife or husband left you but first made sure to drain your bank account first. She didn't deserve to die but she was NOT a good person

more common than you know...

Facts

Almost as if it's karma? It sounds cruel but a cop that stole 100k from matrimonial assets and tried to hide it by every means at her disposal to screw over her husband doesn't get any sympathy in my book. It sucks but there's a saying that can be adapted to this situation : Live by the sword (or criminal actions) and die by the sword (or criminal actions). Her murder just saved her husband from years worth of lies and court hearings. This outcome might just be the best case scenario for the husband. It's a clean/permanent break and she can't steal anything else or lie anymore. Edit : The comment sounds really harsh but if it wasn't a ''pretty white girl'' that stole 100k from her husband then people wouldn't find it objectionable. If a toothless crackhead had stolen 100k and was murdered people wouldn't even care. There wouldn't even be a video let alone dozens of them if not more.

Bet you the ex husband is laughing lol

I think ur confused, this is RU-vid not ur fav INCEL forum.

Yeah, because protecting criminals is so righteous

​@@digitaldazzle5836it is. You know how many teenagers get caught up in bs bc they got conned into confessions they shouldn't have signed?

​@digitaldazzle5836 you can apply this to any group in America that isn't valued by society or is at risk of being mislead/lied to. People need to know their rights bc the system is far from perfect and innocent people get hurt every day.

I think It's because a lot of innocent people would answer questions, so they do the same, trying to look innocent.

They are pressured into talking through various techniques & strategies. Put your thinking cap on

you mean collected

@@DrWhom well thank you for being Douchey McDouchebag who feels the need to correct everyone’s grammar. You seem to think it shows that you are smarter than everyone else which is a Narcissistic trait. You realize people just comment. They don’t particular care about grammar when they are commenting all bullshit videos. It’s RU-vid, not Harvard. Please proceed to bite me and then go rip your internet out. Thanks for playing

Those were the eyes of a rabbit looking to flee. It was sinking in for her

Classic sociopath.

I agree with you. She was trying to save her own ass and thought killing Taylor would achieve that.

it seems what happened was that taylor entrusted her with 34,000 dollars so she could hide it from her ex husband. thinking she would likely spend it then replace it, ashley used the money. then, in a rush, taylor demanded the money back immediately because it was likely that she was about to get reamed in court if she couldn't produce the money she took because, as you can see from this case, bank transactions are easily traceable and it was probably quite clear that taylor had taken that money. but the money was gone, ashley had spend it. whether they argued and it was a crime of passion, or if ashley planned it out and executed her, we'll probably never know. but this was indeed just her trying to avoid the repercussions of having robbed her "friend" so she could fund her lover's shitty failing business.

@@SynsityGW Damn, you wrote a really good summary for the video. If I'd read that first I would not even have watched the video.

did she really think a sentence for killing people is better than a sentence for stealing money ?

@@jirou6228she gambled that she could get away w it and lost.

if everyone thought it through completely rationally and intelligently, the murder rate would be near 0

She had been spending money that wasn't hers, forging signatures and so on. Murdering your way out of such difficulties does seem a poor way out, but we do not know what transpired in the heat of the moment. My best guess is that T threatened to tell people.

I keep thinking, she's a psycho killer who just needed a pretext for killing someone.

Ashley was an ex cop and probably would have had an old friend at the department cause problems for her.

Yes Taylor was it worth it? Got your loser azz murdered.

Smart man 🎉

Here I was thinking she was the guilty one at first. I've watched too many of these videos... Sad.

That wasn't the girlfriend, that was the defendant. They look similar but 1) the same woman is shown sitting in a similar place in the courtroom earlier in the video only you can see a microphone on the desk in front of her. So that woman was likely sitting at a council's desk. The girlfriend would not likely be sitting there. 2) The cheek bones give it away, it's the defendant.

@@mattmexor2882 what are you even talking about? why would the defendant be sitting in the audience? Cassandra, the girlfriend, was sitting behind Ashley when the verdict was read. she's wearing green.

@@LittleBeams Why did you assume I was talking about someone in the audience? I thought the comment was about the person the camera was focusing on. Frankly, I'm bewildered why you chose to say "what are you even talking about? why would the defendant be sitting in the audience?" instead of "no, not her. we are talking about the out of focus woman in the back that you can see half the face of"

@@LittleBeams And I doubt Brett thought the out of focus one was the guilty one at first, so I don't think my comment was even wrong.

Friend *

for ANY sum.

Horrible

​@@AlexisDavis16That's just the way all women are. Reeeee

Taylor wasn’t a thief, @sshole

I would always second guess myself because I would be like OMG this is unreal

@@jbear3478greed really caused all of this she stole from her husband and hid the money and then her “ friend “ stole the money from her and killed her to cover it all up … greed is an ugly thing

All boils down to greed.

If she wasn't murdered she would be alive

I agree.🙂🙂🙂

Sounds like you're blaming Taylor for her murder? That's really dispicable

Ashley did her job as a murderous slut to give some bar owner loser all the money

the girl killed was also cold blooded.....she didnt deserve to die..pity she never got caught and went to jail for what SHE did..at lerast she would still be alive

she looks trans too

I mean it is a bit of karma really. Taylor was trying to conceal funds from the martial pool, which led to her death. The irony being that her ex husband ended up with everything at the end of the day. Not saying she deserved to die, but her hands were not clean and her illegal actions led to her demise.

You need to get better enemies,.lol~

That is very true.

lol what kind of bum friends u havw

More like $20, so sad and scary

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Check out the Sarah Stern and Liam McAtasney case. He had known her since 1st grade.

Trust in God. There is no trust in men

99% of the people you meet and know aren't psychopathic killers. It only seems like a lot because that's what's reported on. No one cares about random John Smith going to the grocery store with his brother. So don't worry. If your loved ones are showing red flags, take heed. Otherwise, try not to think about it. If you find yourself thinking these things after watching too many true crime vids, it's time to take a break. :)

@silverfoxeater Yes we were, but we were fallen from that image, that's why humans are so messed up, the image which truly shows the image of God is Jesus, he had no sin.

@@AS-fu1kd I think you should trust yourself more than an imaginary friend that can do nothing for you 😉

I don't know if she was offered a deal, but if she was then someone stupid enough to commit such a transparently obvious murder in such a transparently idiotic way is presumably also dumb enough to reject a plea on the grounds that they think a jury will find them innocent.

You get day-for-day credit in the county jail

That was a terrible tactic by the detective. She immediately lawyered up after previously having no issue talking. Terrible timing. He got flustered and it didn’t work. Nothing enjoyable about that

Narcissism

probably felt the lack of "means" meant there was a chance of a guilty verdict. and there's a good argument that it should've. but the standards for a conviction, even a life sentence or a capital crime, aren't what they used to be. or maybe they found the gun and i'm full of shit idk.

What do you expect her to do? Confess to everything on the spot? Nobody is going to do that. Which is sad too, because you're not buying yourself any leniency. If you break down in interrogation they are absolutely going to nail you to the wall. If you're at the point of interrogations you don't talk period. If you are forced to talk in a murder trial you lie your ass off in court and hope you don't get caught, because once the jury sees that you lie, they're not going to believe much else coming form your mouth. It's a very game theory type of a problem, which is the issue with liars generally, they take the very ultra high risk and downplay the level of this risk in their mind while obfuscating the actual level of reward often getting just by for now and not escaping consequences for a little while longer, but inevitably facing it. Hence these kind of women "what he doesn't know won't hurt him" what they really mean is not wanting to be chewed out like the heartless slutty bitch she truly is being, and not wanting to face her own reality of her actions and the obvious consequence of risking being cutoff from his wallet, which is funny because it's taking the chance with some guys that they will try and fix it, but by lying making it absolutely guaranteed the relationship is fucked. Some of these women like this go all the way and tell themselve 30k is worth it, and rationalizing the irrational level of risk that catching a body entails that WILL end their life. These people just simply don't work or think that way. They are not good at planning, and have very poor impulse control and disrupted emotional thought process, some similarities with the processing problems clinical psychopaths and sociopaths known to be having (or if she is just literally psychopath her self). So they get this tunnel vision of the level of reward, like a cocaine induced monkey, while narrowing their vision to point of not seeing the level of risk as a big deal, or choosing to ignore this level of risk. End result of course is them behaving very stupidly in a manner that the normal person cannot understand how or why somebody takes that level of risk and absurd action known to be life destroying or relationship destroying and does it anyway, often because they are arrogant. One of the top risk signs to look out for: a woman who is very arrogant and thinks herself too smart to be caught, but is in fact quite dumb and clearly not thinking rationally. This type of woman will use that on fucking you over one way or another, even if she doesn't mean to. "But that's just women" no, that's not, not all women are stupid, shitty or immoral, and if that's your entire experience, you need to recheck what kind of woman you're drawing and why you're attracted to it. Similar thing why a very foolish or damaged girl may consistently be drawn to or draw to herself really lousy male partners. If it's a couple, it's probably just bad luck, If it's consistently several or nearly all of them, it's literally just you. Seldom is it "all men" or "all women." I can take one look at that woman's eyes and know she's not worth a hookup.

She's a cold blooded murderer, she can't be expected to suddenly have a rush of conscience and tell the truth

EXCUSE ME! WHEN THE LOWEST C0MM0N-DENOMINATOR IS A HEFTY CHUNK OF CHANGE, PEOPLE WILL KILL THEIR SUPPOSED BEST FRIEND IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE! UNFORTUNATELY I'VE SEEN THE AFORE-MENTIONED TRANSPIRE PERSONALLY MORE THAN ONCE! LIKE MARK TWAIN SAID: " TRUST EVERY MAN BUT CUT THE DECK! ". AND OL' MARK WASN'T BEING GENDER SPECIFIC OR EXCLUSIVE!!!

She stole it from her ex and maybe she has to look poor for the trial to get more cash idk

​@@tekfunk6299she didn't steal it, she was going through a divorce & both her & her husband were ordered not to withdraw money (Which is normal in a lot of divorces) she took $100k against court orders & tried to hide it in her friends accounts & was trying to get her money from the girl that killed her

Drugs...drugs, alcohol and panic. Then people whisper in your ear of "what to do." You stumble, some catch them selfs...some unfortunately...fall.

She was a thief and trying to hide the money from the courts so she didn’t wanna get caught w it

Cost her her life…

Hubby ?

Real shit

most people i know would trade me for 10$ and a burger, i'd feel honored if my life was worth 30k to somebody lol

​@@gerutzu575I'd be honored to be worth $10. Or a burger, let's be real.

Taylor's life was not beautiful, she was in trouble with the courts for the stolen money she got murdered for.

These killers must not watch RU-vid.

I agree Unfortunately because people like her are deluded. & care more about money than a humans life.

you think so??? she was far from innocent...she had comitted multple fraud, theft, decit and was in the process of robbing an innocent man...

I'd be EXTREMELY wary of any interrogative situation, but as soon as the Miranda warning comes out, I will most DEFINITELY respectfully request the assistance of legal counsel.

You weren't there, and investigators make calculated decisions as to what props to use or not. No doubt they knew that it was a considerable risk, but I'm sure they didn't expect her to lawyer up at that time. Remember, they've certainly spoke with her once or twice already in passing, they are certainly aware of any legal history she has, and also are familiar with whatever contact she's ever had with law enforcement.

Funny, I was thinking how I would have a hard time not using them to fidget. Can you imagine them walking in and finding me playing with the handcuffs?! 🤦🏻