The Sinister Case of Khalil Wheeler-Weaver 

What kind of cop? Just the regular type…..

@@dnr2089 Haha exactly

The cops probably thought she is a sex worker doing her business deal in the motel (the cuffs being a kink) then she had an arguement with her client over the money and she is accusing him of trying to murder her to the cops out of spite. That would explain why they behaved like little cunts and not taking her seriously.

@@XxChocomintsxX thats not their job. Its theirs to listen and make a report.

@@XxChocomintsxX it’s sad but cops don’t care about sex workers. Sex workers put themselves in extremely dangerous environment so when they arrive to the scene it’s just taken lightly. My friend is sex a worker. So I would know

Vile way to talk to a victim.

Same! Freaking A hole cop!

Yupp. Especially in NJ, they’re real nasty here

That cop was a moron, hope he was fired. That said, we don't all stereotype and hate the police, just the bad ones.

On a day to day basis, cops deal with a lot more bullshit than the truth. They have to be skeptical... I’m not excusing the behavior of the cops in this story, just saying...

He is young and cute. I bet he will be very popular in jail!

Why? If she worked a normal job they would give her some respect

Meh 🤷 she was a street walker and thief . She knew she was playing w fire so whatever happens is on her

Something tells me that she’s probably been around abusive men before and had to do something similar.

Blaq Gurls rock and nobody cares😡!!

She’s an idiot. She thought she was going to rob someone again and almost got herself killed

@@bodhi8297 while I don't condone we have Casey Anthony walking around free so don't get so high and mighty🙄.

I would call her a survivor, not a hero. Heros save lives, not their own.

At first glance I can’t decide if your profile pic is Umbrella Academy orrrrrr Resident Evil 🤔

@@sagittaria9566 Umbrella Corporation from Resident Evil

Those friends of hers should have their own show fighting crime

@@sagittaria9566 It's both Lol

It was her sister and friends.

If all monsters were obviously monsters, they'd never get away with their monstrous actions.

What boggles my mind is that he was 20. When I was 20 I was just getting a new apartment and doing other things besides serial killing. I just can’t fathom someone that young serial killing even though I know he did do it. It’s just bizarre.

Serial killers are monsters. They look like normal people.

He is a monster, it's just that monsters look the same as everyone else.

well they’re still monsters lol…just don’t always “LOOK like monsters”

Hey dont kink shame here you weirdo.

@@nickyblue4866 she called the cops to report her kidnapping. Stop trying to minimize the cops abhorrent handling of this victim.

@@mercury_rising And people wonder why women are scared to report??

@@mercury_rising It's a game to people like him/her because they have no idea what it's like to not be heard and dismissed because of what you look like. Or what you do for work.

@@mercury_rising pretty sure that was a joke, a wrong place for a joke like that though

Brutal

Ngl if that was me in that situation, I’d have likely been laughing as I was killed

@@ZombieSazza what a stupid comment. Smh

I'd be scared of a guy walking up to me in a ski mask whether I'd robbed him before or not. But yeah I bet she was horrified when he revealed himself. My gosh

@@ilovecreepyclowns right....then 6 stupid people liked the comment smh

Wasn't that cop also a black guy? And why should he believe her, after all there is no Black on Black crime as told by the MSM.

You know they weren't and won't be held accountable, sadly.

They don’t believe victims of assault full stop.

Yeah that really pissed me off him asking her oh so you let him duct tape you or whatever dumb bs he said.

always making it about race...............race bait-hustler ..................drug addict prostates are known for telling the truth......................excuse: black drug addict protitutes are known for telling the truth...... I included RACE cuz I know you love that.🤣

Predators prey on the vulnerable. I agree they need more protection, more justice.

That was a satisfying final message to him

Aye.

Made Me SMILE.

There is justice and he will pay, u can be sure about that

That was poignant. I hope so too.

🤣🤣

Agreed, I always think that too.

Plus he was so stone faced the whole time!! If someone accused me of being a serial killer I would be going ape shit, saying dammit take my DNA, MY BLOOD, GIMME A LIE DETECTOR TEST, GET MY PHONE AND COMPUTER RECORDS I WILL DO WHATEVER THE HELL I GOT TO DO TO PROVE YOU GOT THE WRONG GUY, I’d probably be crying with snot pouring out my nose, one those cries where you can’t catch your breath, lol, this fool was just sitting there like ..... DAMN THEY GOT ME 🤦🏿‍♂️

Pathetic that he still says he's innocent and got set up. Who is he trying to convince ? Himself ?

Or a serial killer just moved to another state.

I'm sure they were promoted...

@@brianwebber6996_ROADHUNTERlike they should. Let the riff raff sort itself out

Wow! I’ve never used a dating up in my life ‘cause I always suspected what you just stated to be true. Your testimony could help a lot of people to be extra careful while using any dating app.

I met my spouse through OKCupid, lol. Your mileage may vary, etc. etc.

All the more reason for individuals to get training, exercise their 2nd amendment rights. The police show up AFTER a crime.

"So you let him duct tape you?" Like WTF???!!!

yeah i respect police. but thess numerous examples of "detectives" not investigating shyte is infuriating.

@@jjoosneaphh, a lot of help that will be when you are handcuffed and duct-taped around the head…

Why would anyone care ? After many generations this kind still doesn´t want to comply or integrate . The more they kill the sooner people will end the hypocrisy of equality , BLM and more of this crap .

Exactly my thought!!!!

You're so right. I would trust someone looking like him. He looks respectable in his shirt in court, kind of nice and goofy in the picture where he is DJ-ing(I think?). He wouldn't raise red flags to me at all. Terrifying.

His eyes r (tried) hinding who &what he remains a monster...yea most c him as a push ove,r nerd,off rip $500 1st red flag,DANGEROUS work gotta stay ready....

I’m not sure if that is the look he rocks normally. It’s a known technique by the defence to suit the defendant up, give them eyeglasses etc.. if he was over 50yrs old they might put him in a wheelchair or give him a cane and tell him to limp.. All just in an effort to make the jury feel pity and in worst case - let him walk scott free. I’m glad the jury wasn’t buying any of that old shite!

He looks like tay zonday

I wonder how many women would be alive if they weren't drug-addicted, pregnant hookers? If you surround yourself with trash you'll eventually end up in a dumpster.

@@jamesjoseph1249 Must be a lot of trashy men in that case looking at all the violence

Me too, though I also think many more people would be alive and better off if they reported crimes and talked to the police rather than treating like racial oppressors. Its hard to do your job properly when everyone hates you by default

@@Maesterful, report to cops like these assholes who refused to listen and even began taunting the victim? Riiiiight…!

Play stupid games win stupid prizes.

It all depends on who the victim is/as we both know that.... just like they would never say to certain women in distress, cuffed "so you let him handcuff you"

@@omadjourney huh?

Well drug addicted prostitutes aren't known for telling the truth, so I can see why they were sceptical. They should have done more though.

@@MarioGoatse come on,she got a handcuff dangling down one hand,she's showing you neck ligature mark's...at that very point what was there to question?

ACAB

The cops need to be held accountable for that

u should have heard what the cops said to me after my sexual assault... cops are normally by nature woman hATERS. one cop asked "have u ever met up with a guy for a booty call"

@@kimmyfreak200 LEOs aren't `normally by nature' women haters. However, when your rapist is charged, he will almost invariably offer the defense of consent to a rape charge. Rape is hard to prove in many cases, so the DA does need information on how to go about prosecuting this case, including forestalling whatever doubts that the defense may be able to raise for the jury. Unfortunately, many rapes occur in ambiguous circumstances such as in a dating relationship.

@Evelyn Waugh. You typed a lot of words to dismiss a cop asking a ra__ survivor about “booty calls”. In this video Mike even detailed how one victim’s FRIENDS helped find her killer. Bootlickers who twist yourselves into knots to defend shitty cops are a cancer.

@evelynU I totally agree!!!!! Dirt bag COP'S! LAZY COPS! THEY SHOULD BE FIRED AND ASHAMED!!!!! 🙄 DIRTBAGS

Eagle Rock I don't know, though I'm in Jersey (albeit nearer NY state and the Ramapo Mountains

@@JoeChrisMorris it’s in the cedar grove/Verona area. There’s such a beautiful view of all of the city skylines from there

Thanks for sharing, May her soul rest in peace. take care

“Scarlet-Diana” …. your parents must be weird LOL

@@BikingVikingHH your parent must not be proud of you

I always hated the way people lie when you die. I hope nobody lies about me when I die. My ass did not light up any rooms. I was not a lost angel going home.

He had no idea who he was when she told him. They didn’t believe her for some other reason, perhaps she was known as a sexual worker, worker for money, and has other arrests for it. It’s very common in sex work for them to act out fetishes for me & why they make the money.

@@AlexanderTheGreat1000 thats not even close to what i said.... but you clealry want attention so here it is

Holy crap, I didn't even notice that! I actually listen while I'm working and just glance over from time to time. But yeah, that's nuts. I hope the cop was fired for not doing his job properly.

@@AlexanderTheGreat1000 and its you're not your.... learn the difference

@@AlexanderTheGreat1000 you think people are too stupid to pick up on obvious sarcasm? "I was just asking a question" 🤡

@@AlexanderTheGreat1000 you were literally trying to mock what i said with your "lol" at the end but failed cause you missed the point of what i was saying and tried to make it look like im confused on why cops treat black people bad? What a stretch 🤡

@Michelle Sanders a lot of ppl who shouldn't have power seek that job to have power over others. If you're an adult and don't know that, check your privilege and join the rest of us in the real world. Police being the "Good guys" has NEVER been my experience. And no, I'm not a criminal.

I would recommend that everyone get a private investigator, if a loved one goes missing or is murdered. Especially people of color that are poor. Raise the money somehow.

@@sonyaethaniel pi s are some of the shittiest people you'll ever meet.

@Michelle Sanders still no excuse for lazy police work. Anybody who has been trained at their job gets the blame if they aren’t doing it correctly. The fact that her friends did it without pay while police weren’t taking it serious is something that needed to be pointed out. They only get the blame when they deserve it. Edit: Just wanted to add I’ve personally been trained to sacrifice my life, and didn’t expect anything in return.

@@tawncaputo686 Why do you say that?

Adding the "boy" when he said it the second time was quite delicious too..

Loved it. I feel so much for the families.

I went back to watch Khalil's reaction to that father's words once I realized he was in the camera shot. With his hands clenched in nerves, and his face forward and unmoving, I was satisfied knowing that statement brought him great fear. Anyone innocent would never be as frozen and stiff as this coward was.

I've never felt such venom and vengeance in a sentence before. Living for it.

Well, it happens. Probably more than you'd think. The cops should have been more sensitive, but they were talking from experience.

Cops need to find out what happend. If you are to stupid to understand that some facts are important to them you shouldn't be blaming them for your ignorance. What about ppl who call for cops and falsely acuse someone? You got different story than them.

@@przemysawj6499 If you listened to this "sotry" you'd know by their tone they were being cunts and let a serial killer walk.

@@Milkbutter Yeah, the fact I make a mistake makes you right... Become a cop and change their behaviour if you think you are smarter than them and will do better job. They investigate what happened, you have to know that stuff before go and catch someone. Testimony of prostitute isn't enough to lock someone up so they can't do shiet untill they got hard evidence. How you will behave in that situation? Violate someone's rights, lock him up only because someone other told you something. People lie, you know? I know in this situation, this guy was killer, but you can't assume someone is guilty without evidence.

@@przemysawj6499 you went from “people lie” to “you can’t assume someone is guilty without evidence”. She gave no indication of lying, she’s just giving her testimony. Why would you assume that people lie without evidence? Especially as a cop, you don’t go into situations assuming they’d lie. They were discussing injuries, you don’t discuss kinks when you discuss injuries. And you don’t call the cops if you voluntarily got assaulted. To entertain your dumb situation: if you’re truly objectively assessing if she got duct taped voluntarily, you wouldn’t assume. Asking “you let him” is accusatory, whereas asking “voluntary or involuntarily” is objective.

While in this case i agree with you, it isn't always that simple.

Had they spoken to him. " Again " . He would probably have been released. DA would have had to charge him with kiddnapping and he would have killed again in the meantime. Most people just don't look at the big picture and realize the steps needed to get someone into custody. They spoke to him about each murder and he was released!

They have no problem convicting all individuals present during the commission of a crime or affiliated with the most serious crimes, I don’t see why cops should be exempt, but I mean we can’t even get them to stop murdering ppl. No wonder that was his dream job lol

@@tessaducek5601 i agree, most really cant or dont want to see the big picture. Its like they expect cops and detectives to act like citizens dont have rights and that they should cross that line to solve crimes but when they r crossed, all hell breaks loose and a murderer could walk free because of it.

@@tessaducek5601 being a suspect can be tricky for cops. imagine being a random person and the cops say u were accused of doing all those things that guy did. its just not an easy thing when there are no witnesses, poor cameras, lack of evidence, and a sex worker to boot (not a reason in itself, but the stigma with mental heath/drug abuse/ and general dealings with not so wholesome people). im not taking the cops side or the criminals, but i think most ppl forget how difficult it can be for them.

Yes well that is racism for you! It's a truly dangerous thing. Black women are also 3x more likely to die giving birth and so forth. As there pain is not seen. Rascim is name calling like so many people think!

The police in the UK would have done things the other way and gone after him...theres a huge deal over here at the moment too protect woman from being attacked.

Well after hearing about how the woman who was assaulted on the subway while 40 people had their phones out recording the whole thing really told me where we are headed as a society.

@@KatherineLaura6564 what

@katherine Laura It’s a sex worker’s job to provide this service to their clients, and it doesn’t hurt the public.. It’s a cop’s job to protect the public AND not further traumatize a woman who says she was violated-regardless of her profession. If these lazy misogynist anoles did their jobs a woman could have been saved. Victim blaming pos.

doubt it, cops don't face consequences when they're caught red-handed committing crimes.

The blue line is safe and secure from consequences across the pond. Miss the days when we just tire necklaced rapists and murderers here in Za🇿🇦 Our police have failed many a women of aggravated sexual assault and murder here too.

@@Emot10ns That's just ridiculous to say. Maybe not in this case, but of course that happens. You must not watch those videos.

They're actually jokes, can't believe the cops in some of these videos

Yea....they got promoted

Haha yes, my fave is the "floating bust" sweater.

Mike tree shirts!

@@jesusisGod1434 spongemike murderpants popsicle

Lol..😎🌴☀️

Lol I showed my sister one of his videos and this reminds me of what she said because she said he looks dorky like a real bobble head

Thank you for confirming that these behaviors don't spring out of nowhere. I do believe that people who later commit heinous crimes mush have exhibited some weird behavior earlier in life. There's no way an average person could do something like this.

Wow

Did he really come from a good family?

That's good to know that he had shown odd behavior before becoming a murderer. I mean not good but its comforting & makes sense that he has probably ALWAYS been a total creep. He had to just have been born completely missing an important element of humanity. This one really got me because this seemingly normal young man was just a complete monster. He isn't unattractive either I'm sure he could have been with women he just preferred to torture and murder them instead. Scary af

rays total psychopath! did not even blink once when he was being given the guilty verdict

I was thinking about this the entire time!

I was thinking the same but the eyes says it all to me

Most serial killers look normal and not like a boogeyman...most are very intelligent and carry on normal lives, even gettin married and havin children...that's how and why they get away with their crimes for so long and "fly under the radar" as Mike said

I didnt think so, but hindsight is 20/20 😅

evil comes in many forms

Are you screwing anybody's at trader Joe's?

@@traplordso985 lol wtf

@@traplordso985 say what now. Lol

Expect to see a video about you on this channel someday. What an odd question to ask someone. You must be a complete loser

Only half?

while I have some mixed feelings about airing these tragedies, one thing I absolutely find worthy and necessary, is showing all the instances of police ineptitude and utter stupidity. I hope some of these people strongly consider career changes after learning how so very shallow and callous they really are at heart.

All cops are like that they believe that they are above the law and they believe all civilians lie guilty-until-proven-innocent when they are really the criminals they all get away with it until they get caught or the justice system has to sacrifice to continue to look good so they become the Fall Guy like Mike said I wonder how many cops get away with murder before they become police officers

Cops ask questions because they deal with sex workers who are into bdsm so it’s a simple question

Duct tape*

@@Heavencollectable It doesn’t matter she had the HAND CUFFS still on one of the wrist! Who the hell is gonna let you duct tape their head?? The cops were there, watching, when he drops the keys off after taking dudes car! There was enough proof of felony kidnapping and rape. But instead of looking into it, they walked away! Why? Because of her line of work?! Thats BS! It shouldn’t matter. BOTH of those cops should’ve been fired!

They can't all not understand what they have done 🙈

Exactly. Hard as it is for the majority of us to understand or accept they have no ability for whatever reason to empathize with their victims and they do not care about the pain they’ve caused.

I've said this so many times. People often look for remorse. People like this are incapable of remorse, so it's best not to expect anything. The best thing is for them to never step foot in public again.

Edmond Kemper, after murdering his Mother and her friend he wanted to stop himself from killing again and turned himself in to the police. He claimed that he could not have otherwise stopped and that he wanted to so bad that the only way he knew how was to turn himself in. He claimed to have satisfied his need to kill once he killed his mother and her friend. So I am not sure how that relates to not being able to stop. He did claim both things in testimony and statements to the press. I would call that remorse and empathy for any future potential victims.

David Berkowitz a.k.a Son of Sam. He killed six people in New York and was sentenced to life. While in prison, not only did he regret being a killer and felt remorse for everyone he killed, he became a devoted Christian, and said he found a God while being held in prison. Berkowitz also stated he’s so excited to see God when he passes away, and that God would hopefully forgive him for what he had done in the mid 1970s.

I know 🙄🤮

Probably not, it's mostly for display.

jeah that touchy lady definitely gives off the "I want to marry a serial killer" vibes

Everyone is entitled to a vigorous defense. Given that i agree i found that very disturbing.

That was nice 😂❤️😁..

Same here, it`s a good tune.

I would hear the music clearer if the girls dad got to beat him senseless in court

In Britain a life sentence rarely means life. Sometimes a whole life order can be imposed, which DOES mean life, but usually murderers only get around 15 to 20 years. Yeah…..what a joke! Thing is, nobody’s laughing….except the perp

Can confirm. Basically better off not reporting to them, it's sad

@@laurcoates7842 I lived with a girl that moved out of jersey, she was very cordial and sweet and then we got drunk on the town and rolled a blunt when we got back to the house we lived in and she let the floodgates open on how the police up there would extort her for sex and turn their body cameras off when they interacted. Just a boat load of shit. Best roommate I ever had!

I can attest. One of the first things my husband noticed about me was how long I look in the rearview after passing a cop. I told him "I'm from Jersey. Old habits die hard." 😂

I dated one. He used to drink with his co workers before going into work. Safe to say we didn’t last long.

@Cats And alcohol I love Law and Order SVU, they are (unfortunately) too accurate about the system here

I noticed that too ❤️

"Boy." Can't forget the absolute morale kick that did to the dude.

Where did you get the idea that forgiveness means no accountability? Victims may forgive but that doesn't mean they want to see the person back on the street anyhow. And where do you live that prosecutors would drop a case against a murderer because the victim's mom forgave the killer?

Nah hand him over to me I’ll administer the death penalty 👨🏽‍🔬

@@Tracymmo I want to know where this idea came from that unless you "forgive" you will have a heavy heart the rest of your life. Not me. I can hate one POS person and love life at the same time.

It's more about moving on, than literal forgivness. You don't want to keep these kind of people in your mind, it will consume you with grief and obsession. No one wants to live like that for the rest of their life.

Agreed

True. It's a shame they had neither of the two traits mentioned for themselves...

@@davidperez5089 and who are you to judge whether they had it or not lmao. So full of yourself hun

@@LeilaleilaZ do you seriously think prostitution is dignified and respectable in any way?

Do not speak ill of the unjustly dead. Sex work does not merit capital punishment.

Exactly what I was thinking, unless they're really stupid and believed he was innocent.

Exactly that's what I felt.

Right? No doubt they saw the evidence and saw he was guilty.

Honestly I think it's just a ploy they use to humanize their client. Either way their job is the most deplorable thing around.

Yes, it gave me the creeps because knowing what he's done to those girls.

He was almost disturbingly calm. Mike didn't give us a motive, which is a little frustrating despite the fact that it wouldn't change anything. But the killer did not attempt to cover his tracks at all and yet was familiar with law enforcement procedures. Cases like this are honestly more scary to me than when killers are clearly demented and outwardly evil. Until the incident with Tiffany, there was seemingly no way to have predicted or prevented his spree. I'm sure there must have been more to the story of his mental health, yet nothing that had alarmed anyone in the past. Kid just threw away those three girl's lives for no reason....not to mention his own

reeks of psychopathy

Born evil!!!

And he stutters repeatedly while says, ‘it wa-wa-wasn’t me’ Coward.

@@extragoogleaccount6061 his motive was probably because killing someone made him feel something, that rush of adrenaline, which was like a drug, otherwise he felt nothing, cause he's a psychopath. Not all psychopaths kill, many of them are your bosses, they don't care if they have to lay off a 1000 people to increase the company's revenue, they are cold and calculated, that's why emotions do not interfere in their decision making, which makes them better than those with perfectly normal, healthy brains. Of course that doesn't mean they are everywhere. Psychopaths just don't have the same worldview as we. Psychopaths don't truly love, they can pretend or even know they should/have to, but never emotionally. They can get attached to you rather in a logical way - "what do I gain from being with you, what do I lose from being with you, does it provide me the things I want" etc. Most Psychopaths or Sociopaths don't kill. The motive of that guy is probably feeling something. Many serial killers described how they could only be satisfied either sexually or by feeling the rush or having total control over someone's life, only when killing someone (as this is the highest offense in the eyes of the public a person can do against another person), hunting the prey too.

Also, Mark 1000 for I'm shocked, he was nice. Mark 80 for I knew he was evil. They're always super nice. Always.

I always say still waters run deep!

I'm not saying all but in some cases quite people are just bad news

They always act sweet and proper in the beginning which later the Monster comes out. I prefer to be alone the rest of my life.. Be true in life games are dangerous.

Very well said. That is so true and probably the scariest thing about true crime.

I've asked a guy the same thing. Yikes.

@@agirlisnoone5953 yup that’s scary 😦.

@@agirlisnoone5953 That someone would put themselves in such a situation where ud even need to ask that is mind boggling to me.

Yea.. I learned a long time ago that if you joke about something like that your gut is raising a question... don't do it.

@@georgecostanza831 damn right! She put herself in that situation

A lot of sex workers practice bdsm , it’s a simple question.

@@Heavencollectable while MAYBE you can argue that MAYBE they need to ask the question as a means to make sure all the details are out there for court, it's still a shitty thing to ask. Especially because it's not worded in an apologetic "im sorry but I have to ask for procedure reasons" tone. So it just comes off as victim blaming and abrasive (especially since they didn't take her seriously and didn't believe her anyways). Sex workers don't deserve to be raped or attacked or whatever just because of the work they do. Comments like yours don't help anything and don't even make sense. So what if someone does bdsm? It has nothing to do with the fact that someone chose to attack them

@@Heavencollectable phrasing matters. He could have asked "were you engaged in any sort of sexual activity with him" "no" "The duct tape wasn't apart of any sexual activity?" "no." "Did he foricbly put duct tape on you?" "yes." This way makes it sounds like he cares 0.01% more and also doesn't make it seem like he thinks shes lying.

Actually asking why a victim of abuse why they didn't leave is infact a valid question, and the reasons are varied as well. Some victims are scared the abuser will come after them. Some don't have anywhere to go and can't support themselves or their children. Some like being married and don't want to be without a man. Some are afraid of societal pressure etc. The list goes on. It is important to ask victims why they didn't leave not only to understand them but also for others to learn from their mistakes and be empowered to leave. It is in fact a very natural question.

@@nusaibahibraheem8183 as others have put, tone is everything, they tend to ask the question as if it’s as simple as walking out the door and we were stupid for not doing that, it’s never that simple. (I know from experience)

They do that so they can be re-tried and/or let off on a technicality. It is purely strategic.

That's cuz he's is narcissistic and never does wrong.

When they read the 'guilty' outcomes, he didn't blink and his breath didn't change one iota. He would have gone forever, if not caught. Kudo's to that gals friends for doing what they did.

He needs to save face. Instead of him just sit down and hush......to avoid embarrassing himself further. He'd rather galavant with words to show how superior he was and still is to "these hoes", that someone else killed. This the kind of standz that like minds that think like him will take when they are confident in their value and level of importance. The fact that the elderly man said he's flabbergasted reveals how deceptive he was with his image. Something he would have definitely used to his advantage if he got into law enforcement.

@Wenzdai Thurzdai he literally set those girls up........and killed them effortlessly. So what's the problem............ you gotta love these type of men. Yes, there hands might be dirty, but none of that matters on their watch.

Probably because a lot of the cases he covers are quite recent (post Covid, masks and all) so it's not easy to catch up with until the verdict

@@OntarioAtOrion what an unhelpful comment. Nice way to put yourself in the limelight and insinuate you’re a student of law without actually answering the question. Narcissism at its finest.

@NECRO 69 huh? Please explain

@@jakeguthrie8476 excuse me? I only meant that because I took classes I learned how easy it is to read interviews and do the research to find out multitudes of data about criminal cases. I'm sorry it was perceived in a way that was unintentional. I have a hard time communicating myself in a way that is how I mean it. I apologize and never meant any offense or Ill will.

@@jakeguthrie8476 I never wanted any limelight. Never have. I only was sharing something I had knowledge of, and the background to that knowledge. I didn't want it to be unhelpful at all. I feel bad that you immediately went negative with what I wrote. I meant that asking around to students of case studies is a way to learn how to approach these kinds of deep dives. I will do better and explain my self more clearly for those like you who have shown the impact of what I am writing can have. I appreciate your criticism and will do better.

Excellent point!!

So true 😓

very very true!

You checkout Deadbug says RU-vid CHANNEL yet? Not for easily offended so heads up, but done in a way you absolutely love it or hate it.Hope you enjoy

And he manages to be respectful of victims and adds humor in the right places.

She probably deals with that everyday and knows how to get out of a situation like that.

absolutely did save her life, very very smart on her behalf. could've, should've saved his future victims too if the police weren't incompetent

He was just stupid. He could've killed her and then go get the phone

Absolutely! She saved herself on more than one occasion that night. For someone as intelligent as she is, I hope she smartened up and realized the danger she was putting herself in robbing "johns" like that. It's sad, sometimes people with mental disorders who do not get adequate help (or when there is no help possible ) end up living in dangerous situations, putting themselves in harm's way for money, shelter...even illegal drugs to numb their psychological pain. No blame, just wishing her the best.

@@MrEddie284 Yes, but considering he was only twenty years old and got away with a few murders already...I wouldn't say he was stupid tho. Anyhow, if he killed her and went back to the room it may have been too late as the phone may have been retrieved if the room got cleaned. In that situation it all depends how events were to be played out, too many variables.. hindsight being 20/20...idk, you can be right, I would make for a subpar psychopathic murderer myself, but.... ...she was way smarter then him, I think we'd both agree on that :)

He can't possibly do this alone.

I don't know, he is getting pretty stale to me. I haven't even been able to watch his last few uploads all the way through.

@@joachimvonribbentrop1956 yet you're in the comments?

@@joachimvonribbentrop1956 yet here you are commenting lol

Don't watch them then? It's not a legal obligation you know 😂😂😂

The police have entrance exams !

@@simoncullum5019 Surprisingly yes they do have some hoops you have to jump through to get a badge, one of my old gal pals was trying to get in but was struggling to pass the fitness test. Now I do think they should add a couple more hoops to it all but you know....

lol - excellent dark humour