Kassanndra's Secret | Full Episode + Post Mortem

[@florcorazon1397]

This is the type of police work that is appreciated....omg so great, so professional. A shame that system only gave him 26 yrs...that was 2 lives this sicko killed. Her mom seems, sounds so gentle, so sweet...my heart 💔 for her.

[@Regaltwo2]

This is Robert, Kasey's twin brother. First, thank you for keeping her story alive. Second, the civil side is done. If you'd like to do a follow up, watch the new videos we have, hear the new evidence against the GF and brothers involvement, we'd be happy to do a follow interview..... shine a light on what we've learned. Thank you

[@nicolaxoxo1]

Where can we see the videos??

[@JE4-1]

Her mom broke my heart, that's a lady who's drowning in grief and can barely breathe but keeps trying to smile through it.e. Being a mom of six, three of my kids are around Kassandra's age. They also like a lot of the same things, and are quirky and fun.The act is so deliberate, and the justice isn't there. They should have given him life without parole. I don't think anyone on a jury, listening to this evidence, would ever think he was innocent. She made me feel her pain. Bless her 🙏😢

[@JerryBlow-id8op]

6796😅😊😮😢😅😅

[@moniqueengleman873]

I can not imagine what mom goes through

[@carribishop]

Unfortunately in Washington State a life sentence is only 26 1/2 years 😏 That needs to change 💯

[@suezannemarie292]

😭😭😭😭

[@truthadvocacy]

"Being a mom of six" from 6 different fathers, of course. Classic U$.

[@MackieJackCreations]

I’ve lost a child, my daughter, and my heart literally broke in two, listening to Kassandra’s mother, because I know that gut wrenching pain that takes your breath away, and threatens to rip your guts right out. When we lose our children, there really is a piece of our hearts & souls, that dies with them, and that pain NEVER goes away. She not only lost her daughter, but also, a grandchild. That man should never see the light of day, again … ever. 💔 Rest with the angels Kassandra, and baby. You are both safe now. 🌹🌹🕊️

[@happypety6473]

he didn't want to be a father, but was fine with being murderer? wow

[@drextrey]

Yeah, dumb move from the beginning. Dont want kids? use a condom or any other contraceptive means. Killing the woman you have sex with just because she got pregnant while both of you decided to have unprotected sex, is beyond dumb.

[@cancunamericanatl7162]

Twisted priorities... 💔

[@Grammichal]

@@drextrey It’s cruel. Evil!

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

@@drextrey Having read lots of prior posts on other vids of this, he supposedly had a vasectomy, and she used Depo and condoms. This may shock you, but birth control fails.

[@RealityDisabled3979]

The illogical "logic" of a man

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

To people commenting that it’s an old show: NEWSFLASH, it’s not about you!! It’s new to some people! Just move on!! Reruns on TV and YT aren’t a new concept!

[@Nisie23]

NEWSFLASH: People CAN and WILL make ANY comments they want! Who th are you to tell us otherwise?!?! A nobody. So just stay in your lane and shhhhh!!!

[@killerconversations]

@@Nisie23 People who watch true crime don't care if a story is being told again. We like to hear it told from different perspectives. That is the reason the same story is done by many tv networks and many bloggers. People who get annoyed that a story is being told again are not part of our community and you don't understand us.

[@adrianaklick220]

​@Nisie23 did you forget to hug your soul today? Sending you a warm squishy squeeze.

[@silverman169]

Agreed. I feel the Post Mortem segments warrant the reruns since they add tidbits of information that didn't make the episode or new information that developed.

[@juhnetmickerdy]

Yup. New to me!

[@jessicabuchanan2214]

In Mexico femicides are in a different category for sentencing, which ranges from 45-65 years, the US needs to change their laws to punish these men who just want to get rid of the woman they got pregnant

[@Wistful77]

Her mother and brother got life without Cassandra. He only got 26 years! Should be life, no parole. Either that or the DP, make it permanent. We need to demand stronger sentences for all violent crime. 😢

[@kadygirlforever]

He killed two people, it makes me sick that he’ll get out one day. The innocent baby never had a chance.

[@scottt7009]

In the U.S., everyone has equal protection under the law without discrimination against race, sex, disability and religion.

[@Susiehighschool]

Exactly! Leading cause of death in women 18-35!!!!

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

@@scottt7009 Do they? I don't think women feel particularly protected. Especially now. This killer was already exercising the maga, "your body, my choice" motto. Dumpy will probably pardon him.

[@hvrs_]

I love how her and her mother were best friends

[@SpartacusErectus]

they are both disgusting..

[@dawnlennon5331]

That is a rare gift

[@Monster38jose]

B

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

@@Monster38jose ?

[@uncapabrew4807]

You love your child- Young ages You have to set an example Not be besties! Be a parent-

[@FreesiaBrindisi]

That guy murdered a young woman and his unborn child. Why he didn't get death row is beyond me.

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

Because WA (like many states) suspended it's death penalty without a vote from the people of WA state.

[@donnaengel6413]

A brilliant way to search for a cellphone missing in a large body of water.

[@Songshare]

I am sick of plea deals for first degree murderers. Why so much leniency for monsters?

[@truthadvocacy]

Corrupt U$ judicial system. Once the indicted enters a "plea deal", anything they say, including lies, are taken as "testimony", provided they plead guilty. Thus, they can get away with a lighter sentencing.

[@internetcensure5849]

saves the judiciary extra work

[@LeeLeeLaRoosh]

Pressure on the prison system, the tail wagging the dog

[@Mamaisawake]

Magnificent police work. True professionals.

[@gto6789]

Yes but the prosecutors are utter cowards

[@_nick_d]

@@gto6789they just want the conviction to get funds from DOJ & save money by not doing a trial that cost north of several hundred thousand dollars to poss over a million all said & done. Sad it comes to dollars when a life was taken.

[@IwasBlueb4]

Absolutely

[@Seriously-m1p]

Soros

[@dfelt1583]

But a bunch of lazy incompetent prosecutors.

[@JagoffCitizen]

It's unsettling to wonder what percentage of people are capable of carrying out something like that.

[@pammers5588]

Actually, very few people based on percentages.

[@miaknig3130]

But Dudley knew so much more than detectives bc he played a criminologist in an old comedy. I love when people don't realize how little they know, and actually believe the opposite to be true

[@elziewilson9279]

Salute to the detective and all who worked this case shame on the prosecution team to even consider a deal

[@MsAdalat]

Her blood in his basement & phone records pinning his location are physical evidence. This is cold calculated premeditated murders in the first degree. He took a young girl & her unborn child’s life. I hope he never sees light of day again.

[@1SeanPG]

His obvious lack of remorse is proof enough, that he should never be free to hurt anybody again.

[@SouthernSass51]

26 years, that's sickening, I hope he gets his in prison for the next 26 years

[@scottt7009]

Apparently it’s in the range for first time offenders without a record.

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

@@scottt7009 True. Let's hope "prison justice" isn't just a fairytale.

[@cindyrichman3828]

Ur right..not long enough..hope he doesn't make it out alive

[@carlsmyth7198]

Class A detective work, tragic lack of justice.

[@mihyejung4725]

He killed 2 people only 26 years?!?!?!

[@Seriously-m1p]

Justice system gone woke. Isn’t it great!?

[@karensholes7920]

So sad😞prayers for her family and friends🙏🙏

[@AntonioDavid-qu3zq]

It's a state that would prefer to "rehabilitate" and then release

[@sallyarias9873]

actually just one

[@mihyejung4725]

@ I thought she is pregnant

[@dezii7215]

Kassandra is from my home town I went to high school in Tacoma. Prayers for her family 🙏💚💙

[@linmorell1813]

Working out how to find the phone was incredible.

[@sunlover5000]

I agree great police work all around here

[@kathyh.w.3151]

Compared to other episodes, the police investigation was superb. I can't help but think that a jury would have seen the digital evidence and physical evidence matched.

[@miaknig3130]

I remember a case where they were looking for a "hunter's" (aka wife) shells, so a teacher helped a detective determine the path and possible spot in thick woods by using a sling shot and pebbles. The shell was within a few feet of where the pebbles landed.

[@wendyhart134]

Kassandras case always haunts me , since I found out about it two years ago. She reminds me so much of my daughter. Kassandra was so sweet , you could see her lovely personality from the little videos she made. Something tells me would have been an AMAZING mother. It's just so sad and so pointless. She was a mother and always will be, no one can take that happiness from her not even that vile coward who's not worth talking about.

[@lyndawoods3105]

😭😭😭😭😭

[@patriciacorcoran4582]

A beautiful mom .

[@truthadvocacy]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sunflowerz54]

The fact that they found her phone was great police work

[@truthadvocacy]

Lucky strike.

[@elali4855]

26years 😮 not fair 😢😢

[@outlawrebelgirl333]

He killed two people, his lover and their unborn child. Just an absolute hideous monster. My heart breaks for her mom and brother, they feel the loss of her and her baby the most. RIP Kassanndra and little one 🕊

[@truthadvocacy]

" two people" unborn is not a "people".

[@outlawrebelgirl333]

@truthadvocacy it's still a life that he took, 2 lives

[@angelamcnamara2310]

New to me, or so I thought till I remembered THE HAT MAN I still watched/listened it . I can always FEEL the grief and loss connected to all concerned. God loves you all and so do I. Amen❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉

[@straightforward]

I can't believe they let him have a plea deal!!

[@internetcensure5849]

corrupt judicial system saves itself extra work that way.

[@1006kathleen]

I know ! There was no reason for a plea deal " he was caught !

[@sheilagadde5975]

She was so beautiful. She looks like Disney's Snow White. Just a loving young lady. So very sorry. Deep Condolences.

[@truthadvocacy]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@HellavaLive]

She had beautiful eyes. Grey eyes.

[@HellavaLive]

​@@truthadvocacyWhy are you laughing she passed away. You are truly messed up. I would hope if this was your family member no one would be trolling like you are.

[@internetcensure5849]

Victims are always "beautiful".

[@morgansmith8290]

@@internetcensure5849 trolls are not

[@AmorDivino-e5q]

Prosecutors say it it's a case based in digital records, I ask , It's Kassandra's blood at Colin basement a digital record..?? Give me a break. He killed two persons, Kassandra and her baby . He never should leave jail. My. Condolences to Kassandra's sweet family ❤

[@eiwansk]

Not only did I watch it the first time, I watched the entire thing this time too……all of this after already knowing the story because my husband was involved in the case. It’s still mind boggling to me. If people complain, they’re just miserable.

[@Susiehighschool]

Thank him for me please! The work in this case was phenomenal! Given what we have seen in recent cases I’ve started losing faith in investigations, especially the Idaho 4. I wish this team had been on that case

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

Complain in what way? That justice was not served? I suppose you think it was? And exactly how was your husband "involved?" Enquiring minds want to know.

[@sherrydmyterko-tramp8654]

@@MSmith-b33tingUprolly means the ppl complaining it’s a rerun. I also watched the first time and this time.

[@eiwansk]

@@MSmith-b33tingU people were complaining about it being a rerun.

[@nicolaxoxo1]

@@eiwanskwas your husband a LEO or with the prosecutor’s office?

[@TheThreatenedSwan]

Don't turn your back on a theater kid

[@caryanderson6747]

Someone who never went to school at all could understand the data gathered by police was astronomical! Lame excuse for not going to trial!!!.

[@1StayBl3ss]

State just didnt want to spend the money

[@Aliciaw867]

He wanted to get rid of her so bad that he did all of this in broad daylight with bright blue gloves on and where millions of cameras are! My god!

[@Volfanj]

We have a law here in Tenn. That would have charged him with 2 murders. He could have gotten the death penaly or life without parole here, no less.

[@jeannievanniekerk1527]

So heartbreaking 💔 praying for the family, and friends.

[@jarrod4203]

26 years!!!!!!!!! That is absolutely insane... Just disgusting

[@IwasBlueb4]

That's more than the maximum, in some countries. Stop whining.. 26 yrs is a v long time locked up

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

@@IwasBlueb4 26 years is nothing. How old are you? Kassanndra was 33 when she was murdered so, according to you, that's a massive amount of time. She should have simply dropped dead at 30, like in Logan's Run, right? C'mon, how old are you? If you're 26 or older, that's a LONG time. 26 years is less than 1 year for every year of her life, and nothing for her baby. You have no concept of what "a long time" is. You also have zero concept of the difference between rage and "whining."

[@nicolaxoxo1]

@@IwasBlueb4not long enough considering the crime and overwhelming evidence

[@cotton-xb1xp]

I wonder why she had an affair with this sloopy character. She is absolutely beautiful in every way. He doesn't deserve her.

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

Having read a lot of posts on other vids about this; they knew each other since she was 18. He dumped his current gf for her a couple years later. Two years after that, Kassanndra dumped him when she found out he was cheating on her with the prior gf. Fast forward to 2014 when his father dies. Kassanndra was the only girlfriend he'd ever introduced to his dad, and his dad liked her/hoped she and CPD would marry. So, he reached out to her, as a friend, needing someone he could talk with about his dad. She didn't base friendship on the way someone looked, which is the only way I can explain how she might be with him. ("Affair" is not the correct way to put this, btw. It was made clear, on many other posts by people who knew them, that CPD and his gf, were not monogamous. They dated when she was married, and she was apparently also sleeping with CPD's roommate. He only moved the gf into his house after he learned that Kassanndra was pregnant. I'm guessing he was setting up an alibi?)

[@truthadvocacy]

" She is absolutely beautiful in every way." Sure.😂 Impregnated through meeting on online "app". US beautiful lifestyle gets better by the year.😂

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

@@truthadvocacy Another alt? You seem to have a vested interest in trolling this particular story. You might want to keep it on the down low. People are starting to wonder who you are, and why you're so obsessed. I'm pretty sure I know.

[@butterflymustfly_1232]

YOU'RE JEALOUS AREN'T YOU?😂​@@truthadvocacy

[@thegatesofdawn...1386]

26 years? He should never get out.

[@carolinawestern3875]

What makes this even more senseless. Is she likely would've eagerly went on being a single mom. Asking nothing of him. He may have even changed his mind. On not wanting to be a dad. But never gave her and his own child or himself the chance. Killing them instead and only gets 26yrs!

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

Good point. I've read a lot of posts on other vids about this and apparently, because she knew he didn't want to be a dad, she agreed that she wouldn't name him on the birth certificate. She was going to place "unknown" for the father. He was off the hook, free and clear. She didn't need him or his money. She had a job, and was renting a house. The only reason she was at home was because the Covid lockdown temporarily shut everything down, and the house she was renting was being renovated.

[@carolinawestern3875]

@@MSmith-b33tingU Right. So the only thing I can figure is. This was anger and retaliation for something.

[@SuzanneCook-f2x]

What the heck did they gain from a plea deal? They had the bodies! He pays nothing for killing the baby. All they saved only the cost of a trial. Sickening!

[@Painting1959]

I’m so sorry for Cassandra’s mom and brother. Praying for her family. . She was such a pretty girl.

[@internetcensure5849]

"pretty" because she died. Victims are always "pretty".

[@HellavaLive]

She had absolutely beautiful eyes. How sad. Why didn't he get the death penalty?

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

Unfortunately, the supreme court in WA suspended the death penalty, without a vote from the people of the state. But before people cry "liberals," even deep red states like ID, that has an active death penalty, and currently have killers lounging on death row, haven't used their death penalty since 1977. Let's face it, victims (especially women and children), have mattered less and less to the general public.

[@gto6789]

The prosecutors are cowards absolute utter cowards. And they betrayed Cassandra, her family, friends and her future child.

[@Jamie.fixes.things]

They don't determine the sentencing guidelines. I live in tacoma... actually a few houses down from where this occurred. Right now our whole States judicial system is like this. People are getting released way earlier than they should. If they get any time at all. But the prosecutor can only make a recommendation based on certain criteria. At the end of the day, they prosecutor and the judge have to follow the guidelines. No matter what.

[@morgansmith8290]

@@Jamie.fixes.things And they could have gone to trial, apparently.

[@drunkardsdream]

why would the prosecution accept a plea deal?? they didn't need him to confess. there was more than enough evidence

[@jfuentes9188]

45:00

[@internetcensure5849]

saves the judiciary extra work.

[@Kris-ib2xt]

Hope karma comes to that coward in prison

[@scottt7009]

You shouldn’t hope for that

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

You are absolutely 100% spot on.

[@Jeff_H_the_Guitarist]

26 years? So, 13 years per victim? That's a bunch of crap right there.

[@dangelamarx80]

I don’t think he will make it out of prison. He’s going to get unalived in there

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

Others have said Colin Patrick Dudley's perfectly happy in Stafford Creeks in Aberdeen, WA (if anybody's interested). He's running games for his little prison pals. He's being used as a chef in the kitchens. So, his life hasn't changed from the way he lived on the outside. Oh, except that the family, friends, and loved ones of Kassanndra get to pay for his room and board until he's released in 2044 with a nice nest egg arranged by his Karen mouthpiece that is not just keeping him cozy in prison, but will be waiting for him when he's out. He'll be set for the rest of his life without ever having to work again. Prison justice would be nice, if it was real. But I think it's just a fairytale.

[@cedarcanoe]

Great detective work.

[@lisas2538]

How awful. Why? They HAD enough evidence. The Prosecutor failed her. I’ve seen people go to trial with a lot less evidence. They should have had Kassanndra’s phone investigated. They were just lazy. If I was the family I would have gone to the media. Maybe shamed the prosecution into going to trial. She was such a pretty girl and seemed like a sweet soul. I’m so sorry for the family. I pray they find comfort and peace. Maybe real justice will be served in prison.

[@earthrooster1969]

Yes...the prosecutors looked weak and pitiful...as if they were going against some monster they were scared of..

[@gigiong]

Lazy is exactly right.

[@vinnygonzalez-h2k]

it is a liberal state and city so what do expect them to do, this is the reason they have so many unsolved murders down there

[@drunkardsdream]

Agreed. They should have gone through her phone and gone to trial. They did not do their jobs.

[@scottt7009]

Prosecutors don’t seek justice on behalf of the victims or their families. They seek justice on behalf of the jurisdiction in which they are prosecuting, a.k.a “the people”. That means their primary goal is to act in the interests of the citizens, regardless of how it makes the victims’ families feel. Some prosecutors do take their input into account but it’s not a requirement of the job and ultimately they decide what is and isn’t going to move forward. This is why the vast majority of cases never make it to trial. Getting defendants to plea out early is as much of a “win” as convincing a jury of their guilt in trial. They save the tax payers money, clear another case from their load, and move on to the next. It might not seem “right” or “fair” but that’s the only pragmatic solution. If every prosecutor took on a victim’s family’s personal lust for vengeance, cases would build up indefinitely and those charged with crimes would never see a day in court, which would be a violation of their rights. In this case, they likely felt the evidence was insufficient and that the probability of losing was too high. If they had gone to trial anyways and lost, I’m sure you’d be a lot angrier than you are now.

[@xrey83]

I don't know why the prosecutor's' thought they did not have enough to go to trial.

[@therabbithole9606]

The DA in this case was just lazy! I will never understand how the DA can determine how much time one will get. What a big piece of lazy garbage. The system is broke for sure here!

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

The DA doesn’t determine sentencing guidelines.

[@scottt7009]

The DA doesn’t determine sentencing, they can only make a recommendation to the court. In the case of a plea it’s a jointly agreed-upon recommendation from both parties. The DA gave a sweetheart deal, true, but ultimately it’s the judge who accepts or rejects the offer. If you want to be mad at someone be mad at the judge, although it’s very very rare that judges reject plea agreements.

[@sheilagadde5975]

Praying for Prison Justice, Amen.

[@morgansmith8290]

right there with you on that one

[@ssing7113]

So he killed someone and chopped her up and disposed of her while someone was in the house 🤯 This is just top level dark

[@stacycobb4173]

Prosecutors make me sick! All that evidence and they say they can't convince a jury... they act like they are having to come out of their pockets to try the case. If I knew of someone's guilt, I would try a case with the same evidence that convinced me.

[@mainelady2020]

You don't need an eye witness,or DNA. You have a visual path

[@NinaHosana]

Men find excuses for their fellow men to not punish them. If the roles were visa versa she was already in death cell.

[@scottt7009]

Jury surveys and case outcomes have repeatedly shown that many jurors will refuse to convict without direct evidence, regardless of how compelling the presented fact pattern is. The attorneys in this case know this. They knew that going to trial would have been a coin flip for either side, hence the plea deal.

[@NinaHosana]

@ but they do convicted him

[@rafa2117s]

great content

[@vickymaynard4963]

The prosecutor in this case or DA is just LAZY! How could they not take this to trial for 2 redrum charges since she was pregnant. I can't see any juror not finding him guilty.

[@scottt7009]

Prosecutors very rarely take cases to trial on a hunch, like yours. They use prior experience, statistics, current case load, and other metrics to determine their chance of a successful conviction. Unless the case is a complete slam dunk, the DA has a personal investment, or the defendant refuses a plea, the case is not going trial.

[@shawnnewell4541]

Juries are notoriously fickle. All it takes is one stubborn juror, and the jury can be declared hung, and a mistrial will be called by the judge. After that, the case may or may not go to trial again.

[@jfuentes9188]

44:49 literally answers your question

[@truthadvocacy]

" 2 redrum charges since she was pregnant. "😂 Impregnated through meeting on online "app". US lifestyle gets better by the year.😂

[@nicolaxoxo1]

@@truthadvocacywhy continue to comment lies? They had dated in the past for years

[@stoptheviolence3358]

She was such a beautiful woman. ❤❤❤ RIP ❤🪦

[@ilikenachosify]

RESPECT TO THESE DETECTIVES❤❤

[@laurastuart3814]

No man goes shopping for cleaning products at 7am without a sinister reason.

[@ar3421]

HUH? And what research do you have in your pocket to make an erroneous statement.

[@ar3421]

At the beginning of COVID, i had to rush to the grocery store early to get cleaning supplies that were hard to find during normal hours. Does that make me a criminal? Do you see how dumb your comment sounds.

[@cathyvanzyl6306]

Very sad story 😢

[@fredricksmith-something.2125]

On a lighter note. That detective's last name has to be a nightmare growing up.

[@Sarah24871]

Salmon?

[@lisakettelkamp6234]

So his girlfriend never heard her scream or him killing her… no way absolutely no way!! I can hear everything in my house and I’m going deaf absolute bs.

[@sheilagadde5975]

Death Penalty for killing 2 people.

[@usmaansial]

The jury would have been so dumb not to put this monster away for life. Why the plea deal?

[@ArdenSinn-oz3hq]

To avoid the possibility that the jury might blow it.

[@scottt7009]

Zero direct evidence. There are jurors out there who will refuse to convict without it.

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

@@ArdenSinn-oz3hq "Blow it" in what way? They might have turned him loose, in the big, wide, dangerous world rather than tucking him into that cushy Stafford Creek, Aberdeen WA cell where he's running games for his buddies, paying nothing in rent, and essentially living exactly the way he did before. And when he gets out, he'll have over a million dollar nest egg saved up to retire in style, and all on the tax dollars of Kassanndra's family, friends, and loved ones. This case was blown when he was provided with 24/7 police protection until 2044.

[@truthadvocacy]

Corrupt U$ judicial system. Once the indicted enters a "plea deal", anything they say, including lies, are taken as "testimony", provided they plead guilty. Thus, they can get away with a lighter sentencing.

[@internetcensure5849]

It saved the corrupt judicial system some extra work, by making him plead guilty and get a lighter sentence.

[@GoogleUser-fh8ek]

He didn't turn off her cell phone because he wanted people to think she left his house and drove to the homeless spot by herself. Also, pointing out about the black box really helps potential criminals.

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

"It would be hard to get the average person to understand what this data meant." Did they think the jury would consist of people who were 70 and older? Having read other posts on other vids about this, the family wanted this to go to trial because 2 more charges would have been attached, premeditation, and killing a woman he knew was pregnant. Each of those adds another 10 years. So he'd have faced 46 years rather than 26. Plus, a trial might have revealed more names, because a lot of people are convinced he didn't act alone. I think CPD thought the same thing, or he wouldn't have made the offer. Something they skip over is that the prosecutors allowed the killer to take a "Alford" plea deal. (It's in the public court documents.) In a nutshell, it means "I'm innocent, but the prosecutors have all this information that might convince a jury I'm guilty, so I'll just plead guilty, but I'm really innocent." So, Colin Patrick Dudley strolling around Stafford Creek in Aberdeen, claiming to be innocent. That's the real slap in the face to the family, friends, and loved ones of Kassanndra.

[@carrie618]

That makes a lot of sense.

[@truthadvocacy]

"Did they think the jury would consist of people who were 70 and older?" It's not a matter of age but intellectual level. At the same intellectual level, being 70+ might make people less able to understand certains things, compared to the young or middle-aged.

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

@@truthadvocacy Another alt? You seem to have a vested interest in trolling this particular story. You might want to keep it on the down low. People are starting to wonder who you are, and why you're so obsessed. I'm pretty sure I know. Blocked, y'know, again.

[@Orpilorp]

This was a double homicide. Only 26 years? Disgraceful. That won't dissuade the next guy who doesn't ever want children killing his whoopsy child and mom. Definitely a double homicide. A plea deal should need the victim's family's consent before it goes through.

[@creamofthecrop2789]

Oh my pierce county I use to live there/military … scary place

[@sheliaansley]

Most people who believe in abortion would not agree that the baby inside her was a person. But it was a person, a person that was growing day after day. Dead things don’t grow. So the baby inside her was very much a live. He deserves to go to jail for two murders!

[@jgunn03]

I'm pro-abortion. I'm anti-life. And I do believe there's a life inside a womb ONLY once a heartbeat can be detected. But, just like blood and organ donation, the contract can be terminated AT ANY POINT in the situation. Doesn't matter if that dude's going to die if he doesn't get my A+ blood. It's my blood and it's my body and I'm not going to be forced to give it. And if something or someone needs to utilize my body to live, then it's all up to me as to whether or not I want to utilize my body to procure or sustain someone else's life. If males could get pregnant, this 'life begins in the womb' nonsense would never have come about. It was started thousands of years ago by males, who, coincidentally, can't get pregnant.

[@BFRandall]

He left her cell phone on to make it look like she had driven her car downtown and got kidnapped

[@damienjstepick]

How are prosecutors and police allowed to be so lazy? Do what the family wants you to do. Edit: prosecutors weren’t able to find aggravating circumstances to add charges? Is Washington that liberal? He killed a child as well. Doesn’t the baby add charges? It’s hard to understand how he could get out in 18 years.

[@scottt7009]

Prosecutors don’t work on behalf of the victims or their families. They work on behalf of their jurisdiction and the citizens thereof.

[@damienjstepick]

@ I know, but they almost always consider the family in making such decisions. They’re often willing to spend tax payers money to have trials in election years, so why not grant a family this wish? It often depends on jurisdiction. My comment was an emotional reaction, but I stand by it. It appears the prosecutor didn’t consider the family’s request because the laws are weak and only could’ve added one or two years. They wanted his actions revealed to the world. They wanted him to suffer through the trial.

[@bill8907]

Nice job everyone who worked on the case

[@angelamcnamara2310]

Heartbreaking

[@LeveretteJamesClifford1955]

It's very interesting that the street car caught Dudley walking away from Casandra's car.

[@howardjacksonjr.3397]

Lazy prosecutors

[@rosesoultanian457]

They could’ve taken DNA off fetus, she still had baby inside of her and that baby should’ve have DNA.

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

No, they couldn't. She was dumped outdoors. In a ravine. For a month. In summer. Exposed to the elements, animal predation, etc. According to the court documents, her remains had to be sent to a forensic anthropologist. That means there was very little left of her. You've been told this repeatedly, so there's no need to keep saying this. Do you know how you can tell it was CPD's baby? He MURDERED her. HE seemed pretty sure.

[@talias7533]

She is just so pretty why would any body went to hurt her

[@Maryaliece]

Omg! I thought Mom was Kathy Bates! I just started watching but had to say that...

[@aymahh]

same

[@misterolivista]

Me too!

[@rmaria517]

I did too! I Love KB in movies! 😊

[@wendyhart134]

What an entitled inappropriate comment.

[@MidnightVentures]

Colin was a real creep. Smdh. Literally the lowest form of life. Straight 🗑

[@str33ttun3r9]

Damn technology brings Cassandra’s killer to justice

[@Rummagelady86]

He lied about no contact with her for years. Phone proves otherwise.

[@lisaw9263]

Crazy how people who don't want kids have sex. 🙄

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

Crazy how religious zealots think everyone should adhere to their crazy religious doctrines. 🙄

[@tlv1399]

What about Laci and Conner's law! This guy should be sitting next to Scott Peterson!

[@jgunn03]

Did you see that there's a documentary out claiming he might be innocent🤨. He's trying for a retrial. Methinks Scott and his lawyers are hoping time has erased all the evidence from people's memory.

[@ashleymartin4512]

he ended her life but what about the unborn child???? it was living inside her and did'nt get the chance to see the outside world 26 years for deliberately ending not one but two lives is extremely lenient and all in a state where the death penalty was legal until 2023......

[@princequestly2218]

The prosecutors had plenty of enough evidence they had her blood in his house, they had him at every spot where she was in last moments of er life and all on video and GPS. they should have made any deal with him. There was plenty enough evidence to convict.

[@jddmmabbott]

I love these old shows! I dont like how new stuff is filmed

[@princequestly2218]

If he knew “he never wanted to be a father” why didn’t he get a vasectomy then. What an idiot.

[@ilikenachosify]

A guy so monumentally insecure he has to pretend to be someone else 🎩def a red flag🤣

[@Jamie-b1e]

I love you Marie ❤ praying for you Jesus loves you ❤❤❤

[@nuchampion2320]

I’ve bought that quote of Kassandra tattoos from Amazon. ❤

[@emmaginationlove]

So theatre kids are either angels or psychopaths? Much like nurses then.

[@KathleenRushing-po4hg]

The fact that he wanted to be called The Hat Man and his personality changed, makes it obvious a big ol red flag.

[@pennieprichard1319]

Bless their hearts

[@cdcdogs4961]

I hate repeats! 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@astrialindah2773]

😅 then move along

[@cdcdogs4961]

@@astrialindah2773 I did, but then you called me back… "D'oh!"🤦🏻‍♀️🤣👊❤️

[@AngelMaguire-w3u]

Is there something we can do to help this law get passed?

[@susansage7218]

Oh no another crime in beautiful Washington state! 🌲

[@Butterfliesarebeautiful]

Her mom❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@internetcensure5849]

Who raised her so badly.

[@jgunn03]

@@internetcensure5849 Explain.

[@tapoemt3995]

So the familys thinking is, if a stranger does it, he's a Felon and does life with no Parole, if the mother does it herself, she's beautiful and brave... Got it.

[@MSmith-b33tingU]

So the maga's thinking is, "your body, my choice" and this man could take away her choice by any means he feels is best for him. Got it.