Vengeance in Vegas | Full Episode

A beautiful mom is brutally murdered while her West Point grad husband was at work. Was someone stalking women in Las Vegas? "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant investigates. Watch more full episodes of "48 Hours" on Pluto TV.
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[@mfi-cf7sp]

10:15 these are the ones that hurt the most.. great mother and person.. and someone ended her not with a gun in a fast way but with a hammer in the most slow and painful way. I seriously have tears rolling down my cheeks.. why and how could anyone be a cruel?! why take another person’s life? that ruins all of their family’s lives as well 💔

[@Flyhighandfree]

Where is the intro music video of 48h? Loos like a TV show.. the music instead prepares you for True Crime TV show!

[@kelvinpatricio4054]

Ok Ok ma ingt ingt k lge

[@sonyagraske376]

​@@Flyhighandfree I feel same!!!!

[@judyderieux8484]

So sad to have someone who is suppose to love and take care of you have you killed. God rest her soul and help her daughter live a wonderful life......✨

[@melflowercat93]

The actual hero here, is Big Will. People like this man are the reason why there is still hope for humanity.

[@arthurswanson3285]

Facts. He had nothing to gain but a clear conscience.

[@astropioneer3296]

Well said.

[@fortunado66]

Yes, investigators would be nowhere without him. Then, they made such a big deal about doing their job with the information gained. They had to walk so far.

[@rich2080]

Big Will had a better moral compass than the community firefighter

[@EdwardWilliams-ri8yv]

Shanna was so incredibly beautiful. Some men have their heaven on Earth but destroy these blessings.

[@toniacollinske2518]

Just because a man is nice in the community doesn't mean he can't be horrible behind closed doors.

[@bullseyenow1]

Dennis Raider! and that clown guy that was a killer?

[@AHMAD-2324]

Exactly, John Wayne Gacy.

[@dreamsofturtles1828]

There's an old saying "An angel on the street, a devil in the home. "

[@Stevescafidi-km3td]

Three cheers for you Tonia! You said it in a clear and precise manner!

[@MimiB1974]

Exactly… we should’ve learned by now… 2 things can be true at once

[@goliath_red1102]

The fact he brought his young daughter to the home knowing full well his wife was dead shows how sick of an individual he is. RIP Shauna ❤❤

[@Naturefan354]

He likely didn't bring her inside the house tho.

[@lunacielo7680]

​@@Naturefan354That doesn't matter because she was there to witness the chaos.

[@Naturefan354]

@@lunacielo7680 Well I do think it would be 100x worse for her to see her mom like that than if she didn't. I'm not saying she didn't experience trauma and chaos as a result of everything, just that he likely didn't take her inside to see her mom's mangled corpse so that's how he likely justified taking her.? But yes he is still sick individual regardless

[@goodhumourwagon]

I'm sure he was counting on that as an alibi.

[@1515cando]

Yeah he used his daughter as a prop.

[@shaundejwan9035]

Hey sis you can cry all you want but your brother did this to himself, he had a good life, beautiful wife and kid, he threw it all away.

[@sleepontheclouds]

Narcissist and his flying monkeys

[@lisawentworth6831]

@@sleepontheclouds ...that's a common theme these days....

[@selectiveapathy]

@@sleepontheclouds is it being a narcissist if i really am better than everyone else?

[@lisaharris7001]

How do you know?

[@AMunoz-rh9cz]

@@selectiveapathy No no absolutely not! We are ALL very aware that you are a totally unique case!

[@goodtalker]

I worked 25 years in the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. Most inmates at this level of criminality are gang members who have done despicable acts, normally, in the name of "this is the business we're in." But in my estimation, about 10 to 15 percent of the murderers I came across were exceptionally bright, well mannered, and educated individuals who clearly had other options available to them. At the root of their behavior was an excessive sense of narcissism. In private conversations those who found Faith would say to me, essentially, "I can't believe what I have done that put me in this place." One inmate I knew who was a former UC San Diego mathematician, regularly, used to quote a favorite INXS song by saying to me, "You know Big Dog, 'Every single on of us is the Devil Inside.'" Since meeting him 30 years ago, I have developed a keener understanding of human behavior--and it has served me well. Thanks for reading.

[@joutoob9]

Sup Tom Hanks, I seen your movie.

[@Simplelivingslowliving]

Thanks for sharing . It never ceases to amaze me how human nature can be so complex.

[@goodtalker]

@@Simplelivingslowliving True that! Have a nice day. Roy, So Cal.

[@lisawentworth6831]

I don't think everyone has the devil in them, but narcissists certainly do.

[@mindhealsbody-soul]

Yep, Narcissist are extremely dangerous.

[@tonyturner2478]

Feeding the homeless at a soup kitchen is way different than inviting some strange homeless person to your house around your wife and your child

[@tango2217]

10000% I do homeless outreach and even have an established organization doing so but my number one rule is NO ONE COMES TO MY HOME. Now that I have a son and fiancé I’d stand by that even more.

[@bluecollarlit]

That's how Elizabeth Smart got kidnapped.

[@January.]

No one in this gnnnnn crazy third-world country of first-world countries can be trusted.

[@marigolds49]

@@bluecollarlit Her parents hired her kidnapper as a handyman--worked on the house and property

[@smithaday9225]

What is an "all American " look

[@sabrinarojas4796]

Big Will is a true hero in this story!

[@guerralg63]

Absolutely! He was a man of conviction and conscience. Not too many people like him these days.

[@aquachonk]

True dat.

[@brentbeardsley655]

He for sure would have gotten away with it if it wasn't for Big Will. His alibi was solid and they had no real leads.

[@mullcrumthesage6303]

PLOT TWIST..Big Will is the killer.

[@Coco-chrispy]

@@mullcrumthesage6303imagine 😂😂😂 but it was definitely the husband

[@em286]

If it wasn't for Big Will it would have taken them forever to solve this. Or maybe never.

[@BunnySlippers82]

Agreed, and the police gave the impression that he was more of a nuisance to them than anything. Hopefully they were grateful but it doesn't seem like it.

[@allenmitchell09]

@@BunnySlippers82at the end they said he was a hero but yeah they were dismissive of him initially.

[@andrew196809]

The detectives have a very high opinion of themselves.

[@icingcake]

His friend Noel went to jail but so did the husband who didn’t get to go after Noel

[@jimwerther]

Although Greyhound may well have kept talking until he was caught.

[@vlive1141]

I just wanna say how much I appreciate the producers of 48 hours for consistently putting out new stories and not just replaying the same stories under the guise of “new updates”

[@mortimerbrewster3671]

How sad is it that there are so many victims available to put out new stories.

[@ilabiossensuales2231]

NO GO BACK AGAIN AND CHECK THERES SOOOO MANYYY REPLAYS OF SAME CASES OVER AND OVER 🫤

[@laurafratoni7931]

She was killed in 2012, so it isn’t that new…. But I agree with your sentiment.

[@allenuconn]

Big Will is a hero. He really has found righteousness in the Lord. People can be redeemed and that’s what I see in Big Will.

[@KnottyTara143]

How in the world have I seen this case covered multiple times on KZbin, but *never have I ever* heard mention of Big Will?! Give that man all the flowers! 👏

[@lanagraham4587]

I don't know but I've seen this case reported multiple times and Big Will has always been featured prominently.

[@YvetteKeyser]

I have always heard mention of Big Will on every channel I have watched this tragic story on.

[@sonjaheck3156]

@@lanagraham4587 yes, me too, He was always portrayed as a real hero in every story I saw.

[@eviehammond9509]

Because Big Will solved it, not law enforcement.

[@ggurks]

I don't know how you managed never to hear of him, because he was mentioned every time I saw this story on other YT channels. Maybe you just didn't pay attention?

[@SugarBlueEyes]

What people dont realize is not every murderer has a bad record or history of violence. They can go to church religiously (BTK) or work for a suicide hotline (Ted Bundy) or they can seem like the best person among the public but behind close doors is another story! Big Will is an absolute angel on earth. We need more people like that. 😊❤

[@surpriseimblack]

Some murders are done out of utility. Like if he could press a button and have her disappear forever he would definitely choose that.

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Exactly. This man is a paramilitary, athletic type, used to being in control, being "the" man and when that scenario faltered, his grand ego also refused to accept that his life too could be imperfect. No one leaves a man like him w/o scarring his delicate facade of power and success. His intense eyes have that familiar look of determination and ferocity (even though he is conventionally handsome).

[@mercdragons]

Did you know BTK? He was an A hole. I lived 5 houses down from him. He was a mean guy to everyone around the neighborhood. People in the neighborhood hated him.

[@joejoe2928]

****WATCH 23 MINUTES IN HELL BY BILL WIESS SUPERNATURAL NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE DOES LIFE EXIST AFTER DEATH WATCH THIS THOUGHT PROVOKING STORY AND FIND OUT..*****😢😮😂

[@joejoe2928]

****WATCH 23 MINUTES IN HELL BY BILL WIESS SUPERNATURAL NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE DOES LIFE EXIST AFTER DEATH WATCH THIS THOUGHT PROVOKING STORY AND FIND OUT.. ****😢😮😅

[@Daisy_Dobby]

His family is delusional as hell.

[@magdalinepalmer1699]

😂😂😂! You’re on point!

[@bryancoyne9692]

Got that right

[@leelunk8235]

YES THEY ARE BUT BLOOD ALMOST ALWAYS STICKS TOGETHER

[@SharonMartinez]

And raising the victim's child. WTF?

[@purplerain6742]

They always are

[@k1z603]

Defense lawyer: there is no evidence tying him to the guy who murdered her. >video footage of him shopping for hammers with the murderer

[@edwinkevin6741]

He collected money 💰 to give the murderer fault hope

[@manik1989bit]

Exactly what I thought 😂

[@evelynholston3726]

And he had a key to her house!!

[@almawilliams9923]

And a key to her home and 80 some calls in one month, between George and the killer, clearly George thought he was going to get away with it, but never counted on his friend who was mentally ill bragging about how he killed her.

[@xXxDigitalBathxXx]

Right 🤦‍♀️

[@katcampbell9213]

Big Will put his life in danger in publicly disclosing what that unhinged man had told him. Very brave

[@bluecollarlit]

They say several times how handsome George is. I don't see it.

[@Janadu]

Evil tends to bring out the ugly.

[@jlondono7]

They were referring to his younger self

[@phoeberaymond8781]

​@@jlondono7I still don't see it

[@Darcey-t4s]

Monster 👻

[@Libbathegreat]

He reminds me of Scott Peterson.

[@Dhruv_Dogra]

Big Will is the real hero here. A wonderful man indeed ❤️

[@QueenSugar72]

The defense attorney said everyone deserves mercy. Where was the mercy for the victim???

[@LitaR1983]

💯💯💯

[@complicatedcelery4781]

Mercy is a contingency plan in the eventuality that the guilty are caught.

[@QueenSugar72]

@@complicatedcelery4781 your response to my comment makes absolutely NO sense in regards to this as he was already found guilty

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

@@QueenSugar72you didn’t understand him. He makes complete sense. Just agree to disagree if you want. But he has a point.

[@traviscoates6878]

​Makes perfect sense

[@tinahardy9361]

Big Will, thank you for restoring my faith in humanity. Hero, yes you are.

[@theVanishingGladiator]

George’s Mom?! What the heck!? Maddie should be with Momma’s family!

[@jameslomenzo1139]

George is a monster, I don't care how many soup lines he's fed.

[@jimwerther]

Only on Thanksgiving 😁

[@simonaxlz]

There’s a lot of manipulators that put on a good front. They act like such good guys. This helps better hide their dark side and actions. Look at his family and friends. All of them think he is a whole different person.

[@KH-dm9zm]

He is fake

[@AHMAD-2324]

His sister's were delusional

[@happysmileylips]

That's why the Bible says keep thy heart with all diligence for out of it are the issues of life. I believe George was once a really good guy, but allowed his heart to turn evil.

[@leelunk8235]

JUST THE WALMART VIDEO ALONE CONVINCES ME THAT BOTH OF THEM WERE INVOLVED

[@bostoncurtis9559]

I was thinking at first, but he was hired as a handyman and that could’ve easily been discredited as buying tools for him to work

[@BrendaBaBoom]

@@bostoncurtis9559 Yup, because oddly enough the [handyman] had not one hammer to his name.

[@bostoncurtis9559]

@@BrendaBaBoom Yeah I don’t think he had any tools and he was no handyman! He did live in a tent in the desert, that would be a nightmare to be a handyman carrying tools all that way! He would have been better suited as a guy that stands like a tree 🌲 on the strip!

[@AsWeSpeak154]

Same here.

[@dorisdepinar21]

Agree.

[@w.jasonspangler2952]

Dude tried to off himself via car wreck and was wearing a seat belt 😂😂😂 You could base an entire movie on that. Classic

[@dcdread5983]

😂😭😂 Or an episode on Seinfeld

[@NevadaLamb]

I love that so much - safety first! 😂

[@l-b284]

i don't think he was trying to die, he was trying to make it look like he wanted to die. Dude's a manipulator and had everyone fooled.

[@antoniasingleton3448]

He didn't want the last thing he heard to be relentless dinging for not wearing a seatbelt.

[@chanaragaskins6027]

I caught that too😂😂!

[@nikkisman914]

How in the bloody F does a murderers mom get to raise the daughter??? That’s sick!!!!!

[@vb9043]

That grin of George is scary. Big Will is a sweetheart

[@OoxB505]

He smirked the entire time

[@SpydersByte]

forreal he's got like a permanent joker grin, did he botox them lips? 😅

[@stacyjaye6350]

​@@OoxB505it's called the narcissistic smirk, or dupers delight.

[@omarra6781]

I'm glad there are people like Big Will in this world.

[@jdocean1]

His attorney “believed” but the jurors didn’t. End of story.

[@cathyprosser1050]

Yeah, but just like the guilty they defend, they'll lie. It's their bread and butter to do so.

[@byebeikibet1238]

Thank you for the spoiler😑

[@TheDriftwoodlover]

Defense attorneys are paid well to “believe.” If they don’t give their all to get the client off, there are repercussions that can allow the defendant to appeal, etc.

[@roahnosh]

His attorney “believed” but the jurors didn’t. End of story. Duh it's their job, surprised pikachu face. They're just doing their job.

[@djmagicmike5986]

Jurors are random people who thinks everyone is guilty. I had a friend on jury duty and she said she just said guilty cuz she wanted to be out of it and went with what other jurors said

[@maryannestrong6372]

How come Maddie isn't living with mother's family?

[@stephanietarkenton491]

Thank you Big Will for doing the right thing. Thank you Jury for getting this right!!!

[@gabrielletanner5339]

Why has a would be killers mother looking after his 🧒 child, surely it should be the victims sister.

[@cleop2813]

My thoughts exactly...

[@jimwerther]

Did she request custody? If so, why wouldn't she get it? And if not, then why not? Anyway, Maddie is now 19 years old.

[@Janadu]

@@jimwerther Because her father had her mother brutally murdered? That his family raised a psychopath and still defend him? The fact that it doesn't bother you concerns me....about YOU. That child belonged with her mother's family. Period.

[@jphwife]

@@Janaduagreed. You can just imagine the amount of lies that poor child has been fed about her dad being innocent and how he was railroaded by her mom’s family. How sad.

[@Lisa-hc3uq]

Maybe circumstances that the sister had made her unable to raise Maddy. Didn't the sister live in Tennessee and this story took place in Vegas? Maybe George's sisters lived close by and they had kids as well and it would be in better interest for Maddy to be raised closer to cousins / kids her age etc. There was probably more family in Vegas rather than where the sister lived. Since we don't know the reasons why Maddy is living with her paternal grandmother we really shouldn't judge. Maddy is a lucky young lady to have family able to love, raise her in an environment that's suitable for her, surrounded by family that love and care about her.

[@MegaCj65]

The world needs more people like Big Will.

[@CHELSEABuckhannon]

Yep❤❤❤

[@edwinkevin6741]

He's a big will

[@Alex-un7ug]

George's friends and family taking the biggest L of all time talking about how the best person they know had his wife murdered with a hammer. That's just pathetic!

[@Kafkaworld739]

Right? I mean if he’s the best person they know I’d hate to see the worst.

[@patricknegro5071]

@@Kafkaworld739 Very bad decision he made. Doesn’t mean he’s not a hard worker. Shows the worst of a downfall marriage. He’s not the first or the last.

[@Kafkaworld739]

@@patricknegro5071 I agree however for most of us, myself included, we just divorce and share custody of the kids and move on with our lives.

[@kalel311superman9]

i agree

[@Findpype]

@@patricknegro5071I feel like murdering someone should automatically disqualify you from being the “best” person anyone’s ever met

[@melissastreeter22]

George did not remain emotionless upon hearing the verdict. He blinked, lost his hopeful smile, and his whole face dropped like a slow landslide. How can 48 Hrs not have seen that?!

[@nickinurse118]

What is wrong with people? Get a divorce!

[@desshine5702]

Big Will, God is with you my brother! The truth has set us free 🙌

[@Vij367]

I wish God had been with Shauna and stopped her from being murdered.

[@rachelanderson5025]

100% agree

[@caramileelliott1719]

The detective “87 calls” that’s more than I ever talk to my husband! 😂😅

[@cindytrayer4279]

Lol, the other detective got a kick out of that too!

[@stumack9755]

I think George & Noel were lovers.

[@carolmworia9902]

That part😂🤭

[@surpriseimblack]

That's 2.8 calls a day. The horror !

[@ThisIsJ.Nicole]

That made me chuckle a little.

[@xyz123ohme]

The way he describes her in old videos, as "hot" all the time is just so creepy, it's like all he sees her as is an object. Poor woman, she didn't deserve what happened to her.

[@llm8268]

I thought the exact same thing. He’s very creepy. Objectifying and narcissistic. Poor family.

[@mizzwright3976]

I caught on to that too. Why can’t he just say she’s beautiful? It’s like her sex appeal was the only thing about her he cared about.

[@hedgedrisk]

So y’all DON’T want to be objectified this month? I’m trying to keep up…

[@l-b284]

@@hedgedrisk don't try, do. Do or do not. there is no "try."

[@hedgedrisk]

@@l-b284 just like a woman to completely miss the point

[@TheRealdal]

An innocent man doesn’t jump in his car and drive into a barrier.

[@sandey42]

Praise God for big Will. Doing the right thing. Definitely a man of integrity. It’s refreshing to see Christians with integrity

[@mus139]

He done Good.

[@bnhietala]

Big Will is a great man. Finding out that someone you've been trying to help has just murdered someone must be heartbreaking. He did the right thing. George manipulated a vulnerable human being to do his dirty work for him, and I wouldn't be surprised if his next move was to do away with his patsy. I bet he just figured, "who's gonna miss a crazy homeless person?" What a piece of work. I'm glad his poor wife and her family got justice.

[@mus139]

Big Will warned that Dunce Nolan.

[@LifeIsAGameClips]

Feel so bad for them. Also, Noel was manipulated. That man needed help, thought he had a friend, severely mentally ill and his “friend” made him murdering a beautiful mother.

[@TheDriftwoodlover]

And he was recruited by George for exactly that reason. Despicable person to prey on someone like that to do your dirty deed.

[@wearenottogetheranymore2658]

Exactly so sick the state should’ve gotten him help smh

[@Stevescafidi-km3td]

Noel was mentally ill but not crazy! He knew right from wrong. His choice of weapons indicates a degree of evil!

[@Vij367]

That's what sealed George's fate. A schizophrenic can't be a good alibi

[@jaweel6205]

He knew what he did was wrong. He had a choice

[@Marsand100]

Just started watching. Husband phones 911 and says " I think i need to report a break in and a murder"...I THINK??

[@maryjordan4129]

Great observation! I thought that was weird too

[@steffycas]

“The room is covered with blood & there’s a woman lying motionless on the floor, but I’m not really sure…”

[@hayleybayle]

Yes that call is biggest red flag I've ever heard

[@aliceshannon5246]

i hate the way they keep calling noel crazy and a monster. he was seriously mentally ill and left to his own devices. this is what happens when we don't take care of each other. George showed him a little bit of kindness and give him money and was able to manipulate someone into doing the unthinkable.

[@kevinbarry3548]

I will say it again: Noel is crazy and a F'ing MONSTER!

[@caesandraseawell1518]

You can hear in George’s voice on all the calls how superficial and cold he was. You can also see the difference in his face how his resentment has eaten him up. He gave the murderer a key and a hammer and a mission. Glad the jury saw it all too. A huge thanks to Big Will for his honorable character.

[@BBHoffman-ur1oy]

Detective: _"This case came down to shoe-leather."_ *Yeah, that, and Big Will handing you the suspect on a silver platter!*

[@bethlee7260]

Well said haha

[@evelynholston3726]

No one seemed to give him his due, I know he did the right thing , as we all should, But he did the right thing!!! I'm surprised that her family didn't thank Big Will, The police were willing to accept the husband's alibi without looking into him thoroughly too. Shoe -leather..yeah right.

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

And your point?

[@steveludwig4200]

@@Johnny53kgb-nsa That the cops took WAYYYYY too much credit for themselves here. Big Will gave them EVERYTHING they needed except wandering around Greyhound's campsite for a couple of days that a troop of boy scouts could have dome the exact same thing and found all the same evidence. Big Will should have gotten a commendation from the Clark County Sheriff's Office AND the Mayor of Las Vegas AND a security job at one of the casinos for his heroism on this case. Imagine how many dudes would not have done anything.

[@jeannineterese1037]

I’m so tired of hearing how beautiful and perfect all these people are. No one is like that in real life.

[@bjbrown]

Actually many people are beautiful in their younger years. I used to get complements all of the time when in my 30's and 40's and a few into my 50's. Now I look more grandmotherly at 65 years with my gray hair. I still enjoy watching beautiful people who take care of themselves and work on their appearance.

[@mikerivera7509]

He won't all that

[@SatyendraSunkavally]

No, she really is VERY beautiful. Can't believe something this terrible happened to someone like here. We are talking supermodel beauty. He must have been crazy axing her.

[@Hillbillykaren]

I agree. In reality they are average in looks. People simply believe what they hear and are told.

[@jeannineterese1037]

@@SatyendraSunkavally not “very beautiful” anymore rotting in the ground.

[@NoelBuller]

As soon as George was nowhere to be seen or interviewed in the beginning of this episode, I already knew he was behind it.

[@theresachung703]

Big Wil, youre a hero. God bless you

[@sandos91]

The hero here is whatever is keeping the defense attorney's toupee on

[@petalblossom96]

😂😂😂😂

[@dcdread5983]

😂😂😭😭

[@tangojuli209]

I never understand how the convicted murderers parents or family get custody over the victims family. They will estrange the child from the victims family.

[@ajdarko8531]

Exactly. You know they will try to convince her that daddy is the good guy. If she ever does find out the truth, it will turn her life upside down a second time.

[@jimwerther]

If Shauna's sister wanted custody, she should have gotten custody. If not...then why not? Maddie is now 19 years old.

[@tracypolselli1464]

Here in Chula Vista, CA a man murdered his wife, but they still haven’t found her body. Their three children are with the man’s parents. The wife’s family is still fighting (last I heard) for the right to see them.

[@ezzb]

What's even the rationale behind that? The family, specially the ones who defended the murderer, should at least have to prove after a period of time that they can be trusted

[@ezzb]

@@jimwerther you did managed to read tho lol Thanks for taking the time to let me know the 'e' was missing. I just added 😊

[@Joan-f3t]

WE ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOU BIG WILL ❤🎉

[@Sniper5354]

A person suffering from psychosis is usually more honest than most lawyers, defence lawyers to be precise.

[@cathyprosser1050]

Exactly!!!!!!

[@clorindaperry7900]

More true then we imagine. And they got the nerve to charge $400 or so an hour. Not looking for any justice for their clients only want to line their pockets.

[@chrissieroxba2949]

@@clorindaperry7900I sure as hell couldn’t do that job - defending monsters and psychopaths! No thanks!

[@clorindaperry7900]

Not talking about defending .Talking about their tactics.

[@Chellz801]

@@cathyprosser1050you make a lot of dumb comments on this channel huh 😂

[@christysivley]

Also, Thank You Big Will!!! You are awesome! And why would anyone think it's a good idea to allow a surviving child remain with the murderers family? How and why?

[@powerboatguy2308]

That is the banality of evil, you may go help the homeless you can work at a soup kitchen and still be a killer. If this guy was innocent he should have been on the stand, but he knew that he did it.

[@caramileelliott1719]

Smh!! God forbidden you are not good looking. I don’t know why 48 hrs keep talking about how good looking both individuals were. At the end of the day, looks doesn’t matter it how you treat others that’s matter!

[@fighttheevilrobots3417]

Thank you so much for this comment.

[@Nirual]

It’s just not 48 Hours. Other real-life crime shows, such as “Snapped” and “The Forensic Files” are guilty of this.

[@nikos9257]

Chill, they only mean that they had it all but that too was just not enough…

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

Well they are good looking, so they mentioned it. Why are you bothered by that? They also mentioned their other qualities. Did you hear those?

[@14ariel77]

@@AidaShawJ.D.because it is completely irrelevant and being good looking is not a virtue and it goes to show how superficial this society is

[@ProdigalATTN]

37:02 Yes, he is actually the worst kind of monster there is. The kind that is squeaky clean on the outside but dirty and evil on the inside.

[@SharonMartinez]

The first shot of him getting his picture taken with his wife and child is alarming - to me. The first word out of his mouth is "Look at Daddy." He might have been handsome once upon a time, but he looked creepy as the years progressed.

[@Yusuave]

He aged like the unused half of an avocado

[@SharonMartinez]

@@Yusuave lol...without the stone kept in.

[@queva3062]

😂❤​😂😂😂😂​@@SharonMartinez

[@loj74fun]

The man is in love with himself.

[@Riana_K9]

Looks mean absolutely NOTHING

[@lorrainemunnings5179]

His sister is clearly delusional

[@MomCatMeows]

Let's give a hand to Big Will 👏👏👏💯

[@TheStar798]

👏👏👏👏MVP! What a hero 💐

[@Darcey-t4s]

✋️ 🤚 👋 👋 will big

[@powerboatguy2308]

Most likely George kills that guy in the dessert and no one ever thinks twice if Will does not come forward.

[@trunkb73625]

A hundred thousand dollars a year as a cocktail waitress??? I am in the wrong field 😂

[@bradleyjackson7168]

Gotta be pretty and flirt. Wear heels. Hand a customer a customer cocktail.

[@carladaquila8190]

I believe she probably made more money than that. She was both very attractive and personable. That's the talent you need as a cocktail waitress.

[@marleyhill34]

Tips from Vegas High Rollers

[@wearenottogetheranymore2658]

Yea back in those days that job was better than being a doctor or lawyer lol

[@ezzb]

Tips. People can make good money as waiters in certain places. Those jobs attract a lot of people not for the salary but the tips

[@aguilona]

The look in the eyes of the husband is that of a dangerous man. Scary look

[@Janadu]

Crazy eyes with no soul.

[@kalitheamare]

36'01 😳 very scary indeed

[@psmathews1253]

With suppressed sexual desires. "We worked out and stuff" 😢

[@jamiew.6606]

@@psmathews1253 Omg, never thought of this! That is beyond evil if it is true... taking advantage of a mentally unstable person in so many ways.

[@brendaking8532]

@@psmathews1253yes girl ! I was thinking the same thing !

[@janeE011]

George is a creep. He films his wife on their wedding day in her wedding dress and says she has a "great body" and also refers to her as "smoking hot in her sunglasses" The guy saw her as a piece, and when she kept spending too much and got older he had her killed.

[@judithgannon5642]

Was she still making 100k working on her feet for hours? She had the right. But I've known a few stingy people- they are even angry when other people spend their own money.

[@JamariDaGoat_]

apparently the daughter is now in college and goes to school in Atlanta, Georgia. Glad to see she was able to move on despite what happened to her

[@ellecee453]

It always amazes me that children end up living with the murderer's family.

[@laprimo21]

Same, why is this almost standard? At least, in episodes of 48 Hours, it seems to be in ~85% of cases they cover.

[@TravelAlwaysOfficial]

Better than going to Child Protective Services.

[@darkprince56]

​​@@TravelAlwaysOfficialtheir daughter could've gone to live with her family

[@whatafarce4805]

Why not the victim's parents, or siblings.

[@_Aussie_]

Im glad im not the only one notices this. Whats also concerning the murderers family will paint there child as a victim and encourage the child to visit him. Disgusting!

[@QueenSugar72]

Whose bright idea was it to let the daughter live with his mother???

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

A family law judge! Sometimes they get it completely wrong!

[@aaolisami]

that daughter is gonna grow up hating her mother's side of her family...

[@jimwerther]

Did Shauna's sister request custody? If so, she should have gotten it. If not, then why not? Maddie is now 19 years old.

[@jen5138]

@@jimwerther broken record

[@jimwerther]

@@jen5138 What's your problem, sweetie?

[@Ozark_Bule]

His family and friends absolutely make me sick.

[@edwardwong654]

Yeah. And he makes me sick too. The family is freakin whacked.

[@Breezy3556]

They all have known a decent, caring guy but all it takes is the one time he’s not

[@MutedGrowl]

The victims sister using that fake cry voice is unbearable.

[@Ozark_Bule]

@@Breezy3556 It's excusable to simply know a person who you think was decent when you knew them. It's INEXCUSABLE to go to bat and ask for leniency for them after you learn what they did. It's no different than spitting on the victim's grave.

[@Stevescafidi-km3td]

Where was the feelings for their sister-in-law from George's sisters!

[@millieatr]

I think the beginning of the end was when the baby was born and attention was diverted from George to the baby

[@jenh9252]

Praise for excellent police work in finding the video of the hammer purchase!!

[@Saturdays.Script]

That confident smirk on his face right before the verdict was read.

[@easternkiwiz]

And did you notice when the first GUILTY verdict was read his eyes widened for a split second - he wasn't expecting that!

[@amandajackson6714]

What a great verdict. How brave was Big Will? An amazing and brave man

[@18000rpm]

Big Will is a hero.

[@jdmjcomito]

Big Will is the hero in this❤

[@rosaj6238]

His family and friends are delusional how can you defend someone like that. And I bet you anything that little girl is going to grow up believing that her father is innocent because she lives with his mom and so I’m sure his mom is always saying that he’s innocent and defending him and her aunts and family on her dad side also the same thing.

[@pennivalenti6602]

I hope these people that stick up for George, realize that you never really know what someone is capable of. You may be defending a murderer! Just because you did not know him in that light, doesn’t mean he is not capable of doing it.

[@texasd1385]

And just because he did it doesn't mean he can't have friends and be a likeable guy to people he's known his whole life.

[@janrobnettwordweaver2227]

exactly. So many times people will say of a serial killer, "But he seemed like such a nice guy!"

[@January.]

Those that supported and vouched for a murderer are shameful.

[@LadyTy77]

Even proof of him buying a hammer didn’t convince his family and friends! Sick people!

[@OdopaFoods]

@@LadyTy77 It called public loyalty but internal wreck with shame

[@Naturefan354]

​@@LadyTy77Well to be fair, that part wasn't that convincing that he was guilty. Because buying the m*rder weapon doesn't exactly prove he ordered the hit

[@Lisa_fysio]

George looks crazier than Noel.

[@corydk4834]

Also like Noel’s homeless. Of course he’s going to look a little strung out and not make sure his Afro is more uniform. That’s how he was able to be manipulated, he’s not going to be the most well-function.

[@AspireGMD]

He really has that ted bundy look to him.

[@CHELSEABuckhannon]

Yep😂😂😂

[@annfisher3316]

Bless you Big Will 🙏🏿 Not many people like you in the world any more 💛

[@jamaalrichardson4966]

People murdering their spouses/partners rather than divorcing them or just leaving is beyond stupid.

[@nycgirltee]

I love when I catch a new episode immediately.. good morning all ❤ be safe

[@VoluptuousDonnaRae]

Same here thank you, hope you have a great day ❤

[@kushmob4208]

good morning

[@maryposadas655]

Good morning! Have a nice day too!

[@abbeyball6890]

Good morning to you ❤ enjoy your day!

[@KJ_PhD]

Ditto. It’s like God saying good morning

[@keithhutchins8803]

I'd like to think my sister would rat me out in a second and not defend me if I did something like this.

[@kellycuckoo3143]

That smile on his face said it all. He is so despicable. I am grateful justice was served for Shauna.

[@LadyVoldemort]

Oh my yes, they keep saying how handsome and how an awesome, good-looking American man he was, etc. All I see were forced cringey smile plastered on his average face.

[@icedwidow]

My abusive ex husband went to West Point. There’s definitely a link between domestic violence and military personnel.

[@jlkitz1775]

Absolutely! There are a lot of mentally and emotionally unstable men in law enforcement and the military 😳

[@cuppa2023]

Or bad decisions making.. Stop trying to blame everything except the person In question

[@icedwidow]

@@cuppa2023 Maybe come up with a coherent response to my original comment, homie.

[@mattdelany6799]

You pick them.

[@heatherh.197]

That part with her & her daughter singing. So beautiful 💔 Thise two had so much love for each other

[@edwardwong654]

The husband was completely selfish and showed a disregard for his own daughter for killing the mother. Terrible.

[@tango2217]

I’m huge in homeless outreach and am extremely involved with our local unhoused community but you need established boundaries if you want to involved. Some of those boundaries SHOULD have never one being no one comes home. It’s just so unsafe to have any random person in your home nvm usually struggling mentally or with a substance.

[@JayTheDodo]

I agree with you, however there was a pre existing relationship with them being neighbours and friends, so he wasn't a random guy off the street. Regardless, he should never have brought that kind of guy around his family.

[@easternkiwiz]

@@JayTheDodo George could have planned this right from the start - inviting Greyhound to work for him as part of his long end-game alibi

[@donquixote8462]

That's exactly what I thought ​@@easternkiwiz

[@amandab6835]

It's crazy how you can see the evil and darkness so clearly in some people, even through a photograph.

[@Mzwhoiam]

Yes this is tru!!

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

The eyes? No. It’s called confirmation bias. If you’d seen his photo (without the context of his crime here), you’d think he is a normal guy.

[@JJJJ-gl2uf]

Well, you really can't.

[@jimwerther]

@@AidaShawJ.D. 🎯

[@jameslomenzo1139]

The eyes are the window of the Soul.

[@Dr_Vix]

Firstly, so tragic. Poor lady. Secondly, Big Will is a dude. How brave to come straight forward and save the family added grief. Lots wouldn’t have and could have manipulated this to their own benefit.

[@cuppa2023]

Thank you Will.

[@jaygeebee7291]

The defence lawyer has to be wearing the worst toupee ever made.

[@leelunk8235]

DEFENSE

[@CZP-01]

1st place for lousy toupee would be Donald Trump

[@leelunk8235]

@@CZP-01 CLOWN

[@katwil89]

Do you think Trump’s “hair” looks good?

[@ianclose123]

Are you all going to just pretend that Phil Spector never existed??? Over here in the UK we have a politician called Michael Fabricant. Look him up if you want to see what a *real* toupee looks like.

[@Nazreen9997]

It has been proven over and over and over that you can be a good friend, good brother, good colleague, good whatever, but u can still be a bad husband, bad father etc. You are still capable of doing bad things

[@eddiediesel9035]

He is a monster. He went shopping for the hammer knowing his wife was going to be beaten to death with it. He's a monster.

[@HollyB-if4hz]

As often as it was repeated. I don’t think George is good looking at all. Not in court. Not in the pictures. I got smarmy vibes before I even knew what he did.

[@HollyB-if4hz]

Anytime a person is about image and ego I am turned off

[@elviscollector]

My father used to bring home all kinds of lowlifes because he used them to work for next to nothing at the house. I came to visit my Dad one night when I was 19 there was a terrible smell coming from living room. I walked in and a scraggy looking guy, with one normal eye,one eye totally white colored. filthy clothes greasy stringy hair,With a baby blanket wrapped around his stinking bare feet,my Stepmother & my Father left this bum to babysit my two stepsisters age 6 & 9 yrs old. I was shocked,sickened and very angry. I had seen Dave now & then doing laundry,cleaning up dog sh** outside in the yard.doing any lousy job my Dad or stepmother was not willing to do. Needless to say I threw Dave out into the street, checked on my step sisters & waited for my Dad to return. This was 89 so no cell phones,etc. he finally came back 12 noon the following day. I missed work,etc waiting for them. I called the dept. of social services the next day nothing came of it sadly. I did not live there but I tried to call attention to it. When he married this woman after divorcing my Mother. this woman he married who was 21 and had a 6 & 9 yr old says it all..

[@crishuez]

In every single video, this creep is all about her image "look at her in that dress woo hot body" and "looking hot in those shades". He was completely materialistic and saw her as an object.

[@femen777]

Yea I noticed that too :(

[@StofStuiver]

Theres nothing wrong in thinking or saying your wife is hot. Its also not materialistic.

[@maggiej2769]

I came to the comments looking for this since I noticed it as well… Not “wow, look at how beautiful (or gorgeous) my wife is” but “Woo she’s got such a hawt body”. I agree with the person above saying there’s nothing wrong with thinking your wife is hot but if that’s how you’re describing her each time?? I dunno, it’s just such a juvenile way to describe someone.

[@MyriamRichardsdotter]

@@StofStuiver He was a closeted muscle bear using a cocktail waitress as a beard/status symbol. His true attraction is probably to muscle bears like himself. That's my impression.

[@StofStuiver]

@@MyriamRichardsdotter I was reacting to OPS statement. Has nothing to do with the case.

[@purplerain6742]

The fact that he wore a seat belt when he ran into the road block. He's a coward all around. Hopefully, his family comes to see him for what he really is one day, and not pump fluffy lies into this victim's daughter's ears.

[@susiefoxy8130]

Yeah , he wanted to be seriously injured and spend time in hospital !

[@texasd1385]

Wow what a rich fantasy life you must live to know all that from a youtube video lol. The fact that you presume to know this guy better than his family because you watched a video is both insane and hilarious

[@purplerain6742]

@texasd1385 Hi family member or similar-minded person. 🖐✌️

[@lovineveryminuetofit1314]

Yeah, that's what makes him a coward, lol wow

[@amandaschmucker2787]

​@@lovineveryminuetofit1314He's a coward through and through. That's just one otf things that makes him one.

[@caramileelliott1719]

Lord help these defense attorneys that say there’s no evidence, but there’s so much evidence! 😢 Shame on George’s attorney!

[@loj74fun]

They earn their money by being shameless. Bloodmoney.

[@Janadu]

His attorney should stick to stage acting.

[@easternkiwiz]

@@Janadu And leave the toupee at the theatre

[@jrambo7495]

​@@easternkiwizfor real!

[@Naturefan354]

Honestly there wasn't much evidence that George ordered it tho, just the word of the m*rderer. I'm not saying he didn't do it but I wouldn't want to be convicted of m*rder just because someone said I told them too.

[@deathlarsen7502]

thank GOD justice was served here

[@gracieg7601]

And the West Point grad fireman had his wife killed for 600 cash. Holy moley.

[@shimshonmelamed2888]

A wise man said "It doesn't matter if you are smart, or rich, or beautiful! The most important thing is who you meet in life!...Unfortunately, his wife met the wrong person!!

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

Who is this wise man? Please share.

[@shimshonmelamed2888]

@@AidaShawJ.D. Hello! I heard this proverb years ago from a man named "Shimi"

[@shimshonmelamed2888]

@@AidaShawJ.D. Hello. Maybe I deleted your subscription I apologize because there are many trying to attack me because of my views about the war Russia Ukraine! I do not like the dictator and war criminal Putin !!