THE ORDERUD MURDERS

[@AmberAHue82]

That did have a lot of twists and turns! The pictures on the screen when you spoke about the different players really helped keep everything straight.

[@madisonbailee4117]

“Fricky Fricky fresh” .. “not the time , not the time or the place”😂😂 I love you so much 😩😂

[@Beyza-ml5qb]

oh those assasination attempts are so creepy i would go mental even if only one of them happened to me. i feel so sad for the victims

[@luisyfonsy711]

I would never feel safe going back to Norway if that ever happened to me

[@AnonANGL]

As a norwegian, I never see anyone cover norwegian cases, but now that I know you've done one, I was wondering if you could cover the case of Birgitte Tengs for your next norwegian one? It's one that happened really close to me actually. Anyway, can't wait to watch this vid, lots of hugs and love from Norway Bella!!❤️

[@MsBombastix]

That would be great, I am also Norwegian :D (eller vi kan jo bare si, jeg er også norsk x)

[@AnonANGL]

@@MsBombastix hahaha, heisann kompis, så gøy å se at hennas norske seere bare hoppa oppi kommentarfelte hennas i denna videoen, e allti gøy å se noen fra samme land se på samme youtuberene!

[@Eisa_12]

I’m Norwegian too!!!😊❤️

[@kine4965]

Samme her! Måtte lese tittelen på videoen to ganger før jeg skjønte at det Orderud og at det var en norsk sak!

[@AnonANGL]

@@Eisa_12 hahah heiiiii

[@lesliefamilytree8239]

I would like to see you cover my fathers murder. It happened in Eugene Oregon in 93 he was stabbed and the killers got away with it. The DA said my dad was a product of his environment. It was so messed up. His name was Clearance Walter Johnson Jr. he was An amazing dad. And he did not get the justice he deserved.

[@JessSchlindra]

I am so sorry for your loss!! :(

[@Kandisssssssss]

My Mamma was murdered when I was 19 and her killer only served two years for negligent homicide, when the Crime Scene cop said he had enough evidence for first degree murder. He is rich so he got away with it. It caused the most messed up trauma ever for me and my brothers. My youngest brother was 9 and he found her body. I hate the “justice” system sometimes.

[@seokjinsconfidence720]

I'm so sorry, thats so horrible. I'll search up this case a bit. I'm so sorry for your loss.

[@seokjinsconfidence720]

@@Kandisssssssss The justice system isn't even justice anymore. It just favors whoever the rich person is. I'm so sorry for your loss.

[@moniquesmith7138]

Saying prayers for you how Awful! God Bless you of course!

[@Kari.F.]

You have GOT to be kidding me!? I'm Norwegian. This is a very complex and interesting case, and no one has ever covered it outside of Scandinavia, except for in the news back when it happened. Cudos Bella! 👏👏👏

[@orderudmysterier]

Do you think people outside of Scandinavia might be interested to hear about all the sides and intricacies of the Orderud case? :) We could possibly start an English channel for the case in addition to our (newly created) Norwegian channel.

[@РахилПеличев]

@@orderudmysterier I would be very interested. I am from Bulgaria;I am interested in cases from all around the world. It would be really great if you start an English channel for Scandinavian cases, I am sure many, many people would be interested. At whole, I don't see many European cases being covered. Or cases, from non-English speaking countries.. ¿¿ Maybe I haven't found the channels which do that.

[@heatherlou-v9c]

I think those convicted did it. Those first assassination attempts were very sloppy. They don't exactly scream professional hitman. As someone who worked for hospital consultants who treated cancer cases, I don't see how any medical professional could mistake poisoning for cancer. Some forms of cancer are very aggressive and sadly can kill very quickly. It's usually those with the biggest motive and they had the motive. Plus the magazine and wires were traced back to them. It's so sad that anyone can do this to their own family but it happens and people are more likely to be killed by people they know. I would love to hear about more Norwegian cases xxxx

[@francoleby]

those assassination attempts are genuinely so scary, i’d get so freaked out if i were them. this case is so so complex but rest in peace to the victims💝

[@theunicorn1167]

I just wanted to say thank you for always taking the time and showing pictures every time a name is said or a city is shown. I usually can barely follow with these true crime channels because I‘m bad at remembering the names/relations people have to the victims or I never know where cities are nor how far of a drive they would‘ve been, and your videos are so easy to follow because you try as best as you can to show pics every time it‘s necessary!! Much love ❤️❤️

[@katjajagodic]

yesss I agree

[@kine4965]

I’ve never been this early and you just posted an infamous old norwegian case?? Life couldn’t get any better

[@terridemaio2926]

Agree

[@Eisa_12]

Me too😊

[@karoshii_x_1229]

. I just got to thinking today that my cousin by marriage would be a case you might like to look into . His case is still one of the most watched forensic files episodes. Season 5 episode 12 . His name is Collier Landry . He recently made a documentary about what happened to him as a kid called “a murder in Mansfield “. He has made it his mission in this part of his life to help as many people as he can who have dealt with what he has . I think it would be cool to bring awareness to what others deal with in the aftermath of murder .

[@gillianmee5888]

Oh my gosh! What was happening with my app. Great content!

[@allana1997]

I love this idea!

[@karoshii_x_1229]

@@allana1997 if we can get her to somehow see this, maybe we can make this happen. Maybe we could make it a storytelling/interview type video.

[@maggiekarabel123]

Collier Landry has an amazing podcast! I love this idea!

[@Irma.LGE19]

BAHAHAH I WAS READING "COUSIN BY MARRIAGE" AND MY DUMBASS WAS ALL LIKE "HOLUP, U MARRIED UR FUCKING COUSIN??!" um yeah anyway GREAT IDEA LMFAOO

[@jgcaesar4]

I'll go with the simple explanation. Those convicted were the murderers. Greed was the motive for Per and Veronica. It's difficult to determine what the motives for the other two were (maybe they were promised a piece of land on the farm) and the extent to which they were involved. They all lied so much that none of the participants were credible, although in an odd way Kristin comes across as the most "honest."

[@christel3742]

I’m with you. Also would the mafia really be so careless with all of the assassination attempts? Genuine question because I don’t know anything about that. It just all seemed amateur.

[@lolawhiterabbit]

Yeah it was those 4 hands down

[@jessewhite2879]

Lars too i feel like was speaking alot of truth

[@Kari.F.]

Wow! I had no idea you had so many Norwegian subs, Bella, but we are all over your comments here. How cool! 😁❤️ You are doing an excellent job on this one. Lots of illogical lies, contradictory testimonies and chaos.

[@CaptainOzzies]

it's so nice to hear about a norwegian case for once. even though i live in norway, i rarely ever watch news or read articles as it never interested me. so i am so deep in shadows that i barely even know what goes on in my own home country. so i'm happy to hear someone cover a norwegian case

[@meaghanellis6195]

Marie's smile in the first introduction photo is just so sincere and heartwarming

[@orderudmysterier]

Marie seemed like such a sweet person :)

[@annecathrine8827]

I was 6 years old when this happened and I still remember my parents being glued to the TV screen watching this case unfold. I've always found this case very confusing so I appreciate a video that's easy to follow! - Love from a thankful Norwegian.

[@feliciaeline]

I am Norwegian, and this is the first time I have seen any one cover a Norwegian case. The case is very interesting, and you told it very well Bella!

[@saharakarri6011]

As a Norwegian, thank you for shedding light on this case Bella! I think i’ve mentioned the Lørenskog disappearance in one of your videos before, which is a pretty recent case and super interesting, you should check it out! X

[@saharakarri6011]

Just found out that the lørenskog case is premiering on Netflix in 2022!!

[@Ayat_Ali]

@@saharakarri6011 hæ! Kødde du?!

[@anelaostojic2530]

“the slavs (ex-yugoslavian and/or russian) had something to do with it” is the alternative murder theory way too often. we’re really not that bad and dangerous

[@anastasijastefanovic]

So true

[@karolina.nojber]

I had a really good laugh at this theory. I do remember Serbia in 1999, and later years, and if the Serbian mafia really wanted them dead, they would kill them in the first go. They wouldn't fail as many times as it was mentioned in this case. Also, if I understood correctly, there were no attempts to kill them during their years in the USA, which basically means someone targeted them only in Norway. It doesn't really make sense to follow them from Serbia to Norway, and then wait till they come back.

[@maggiekarabel123]

@@karolina.nojber Yes this was not organized crime. It’s too sloppy. Also the mafia didn’t bring enough guns? That’s not a thing.

[@orderudmysterier]

It's a well-known fact that Kristin Kirkemo, one of the four convicts, had contacts with ex-Yugoslavian criminals in Oslo. For many it's not an unreasonable theory that criminals within her circle might be involved, even though the real motive for the murders might lie elsewhere.

[@orderudmysterier]

@@maggiekarabel123 The perpetrators brought two guns to the scene of the crime. That proved to be sufficient to murder three people. However it's interesting to note that one of the guns was used more sparingly and effectively, hitting the victims in the chest. If there were two murderers, that seems to imply one of them were better trained in the use of weapons.

[@velvetshawty]

Every time I see you upload I do a little happy dance. keep doing amazing on the vids Bella, u always do so well!!! Especially with credibility and detail, u never leave anything out !

[@foxymama2003]

I am using your casetify code to get custom cases for my son and his girlfriend for Christmas. When they realize they are for an iPhone 13, I will give them their new phones! They are going to be moving out soon 😢 and mama isn’t gonna hear “My phone died because it is so old” as an excuse not to call me daily! 😂

[@opeyemiolamitoye1855]

awww 🥺

[@daisypea7391]

@@opeyemiolamitoye1855 please tell me how this went! What were their reactions 😱🥺

[@DonjeteAhmeti]

Yes, please do tell us! Even tho this is 4 months old 😭

[@foxymama2003]

@@DonjeteAhmeti They we’re thrilled after they figured it out 😂 My son’s first reaction was to tell me that the cases were the wrong size for their phones but it was ok, I could exchange them. I played along and said “I got them personalized so I can’t exchange them!” He looked like he felt so bad and then I said “But I think they will be fine on these!!” and handed them their new phones! Both of them were shocked and I told them that I wanted to set them up with new phones so they could stay in touch! I talk to one or the other every day! Empty nest syndrome is real though 😢

[@daisypea7391]

@@foxymama2003 this is so so sweet! Love the update - Thank you 🤍😩

[@Kamdyn5]

Very interesting case, Bella. I love hearing about cases that I’ve never heard of. Especially from from different countries. I’m in USA. A lot of names and twists and turns in this (I love it) and you did a great job telling the story . I think the son and his girlfriend did it so they could get everything and her sister and her boyfriend were probably promised money .

[@nydiablackwell8104]

I agree Tina, I’m from the USA/New York, and I also like hearing about cases overseas, this was awesome! Great job Bella…

[@Kamdyn5]

@@nydiablackwell8104 I LOVE NEW YORK! I visited in April this year. Can’t wait to go back! I’m in Florida

[@nydiablackwell8104]

@@Kamdyn5 …And I LOVE Florida! The weather is amazing. Is super cold here now. I hate it! I’ve lived in NY my entire life and I will never get used to the cold 🥶 lol.

[@orderudmysterier]

This case has indeed lots of interesting twists and turns!

[@janetrawlings1691]

Me too Havre de Grace MD USA 🇺🇸 ♥

[@therobot3858]

Such a great storyteller, love listening to these.

[@oliviamoe2846]

7:37 "He could hear this bizarre hissing smell." LOL love you Bella

[@atikabatool3033]

Hi Bella! I am from Pakistan and I was wondering if you could cover the Noor Mukadam case. The murder took place in July 2021 so the case is still being worked on in the court even though everyone knows who committed the crime. It is so tragic and heart breaking. You will be able to find a lot of information on the case because there is so much media coverage around it.

[@lulu-ul2nl]

I’m norwegian and Veronika is now my colleague in the norwegian welfare system (NAV)… She is a counsler for unemployed people😅

[@hardver8855]

lol

[@hardver8855]

imagine being an unemployed person who loves true crime videos and you know her background and start questioning her when you come to her office as an unemployed man for counseling. Lol that what i would do.

[@emm7758]

isn’t she dead?

[@lulu-ul2nl]

@@emm7758 She’s very much alive🥲

[@orderudmysterier]

That's very interesting! What's your take on the case?

[@holliegeorge5933]

What a crazy and interesting case. You should do more Norwegian cases!!!! I found it very intriguing to hear a case I had never heard about before. Thanks again!!!! Well done!!!! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@DanicaM98]

As a 23 yo Serbian, I always get so suprised whenever I hear these theories about Balkan/ex Yugoslavian assassins or big mafia bosses.

[@kaleyhyatt9909]

Been watching Bella for years now ! Just love her

[@marinamrsic3219]

This one truly was a rollercoaster. 🤯 Almost forgot who I was while trying to connect everything & everyone. But, as always - great job Bellissima. 💕

[@bellafiori]

ahh i know, so many names and twists and turns, such a wild case! i hope the photos helped a bit, i tried to put their photos up every time i mentioned a name! 🤍

[@amandazeller3269]

@@bellafiori the use of the pictures and the timing definitely helped keep things straight!! I don't know if I could have otherwise. 🤣

[@marinamrsic3219]

@@bellafiori they did, u did an amazing job with such a crazy story, don’t worry gorgeous 😍 love from your devoted Croatian fan ❤️

[@mrussell3264]

Great to see a case that's not been heavily covered, this was a new one to me. Such a shame, I think it mostly comes down to money and greed sadly.

[@martemarie]

Its been very heavily covered in Norway, It so interesting to hear someone from another country talk about it!😁

[@S04ien]

As a norwegian who lives maybe 1 km away from the murder place i love how she did this and since its so close to me im curious about the case

[@dancesmokesmile344]

As a Norwegian it’s so interesting to see a Norwegian case covered, I never see any Norwegian cases talked about by people outside of Norway! This had a lot of twists

[@maininatomstad7087]

Omg a norwegian case! Im so excited for this one! Love your videoes Bella, hugs and kisses from Norway💕

[@thinblacknoodles]

This story was wild you did a great job please do more foreign ones( meaning outside of us/uk/ast.) This was great I think the worst enemies you can have is family (for some people)

[@andreabalieva]

I am so glad you covered this case! As a Norwegian I find it weird that I haven't heard about this case. I've seen the mugshots but never heard what actually happened. I watch true crime daily, and I rarely see anyone covering Norwegian true crime cases.. This case is insane and I almost can't believe it happened here. Could you cover the Birgitte Tengs case? That's a messy one for sure but I really want her story to be told! Great job!

[@TheHauntingsOfJulie]

As a norwegian, this was soo fun to watch! Like THE Bella Fiori covered a NORWEGIAN case, wow I live for this

[@Abi-uj8yg]

Wow! Actually on a Monday! Lmao love you Bella!

[@taylorhedges2306]

baby it’s been 2 weeks r u okay i’m worried

[@ryxjames]

i HATE when i hear a really strange hissing smell!!!! all jokes aside though, thank you for giving us amazing content! i love seeing the notifications that say you posted!!!!!

[@carriesmith4308]

I was looking for this comment 😆

[@jendom0112]

You know what’s crazy? Where I live back in the 90s and probably before- birth announcements with a picture of the baby and the address were posted in our paper=baby snatchers heaven. Death announcements were the same=breaking into the houses or know that vulnerable people were there. But you didn’t hear as much bad stuff as you do today. Also!!! You could call the operator and get phone numbers and addresses without any issues. Craaaaazy!!! Times were a lot different then.

[@roseaAlisu2000]

OMG I`m a Norwegian and I study law, I had to write a paper on this case just a few weeks ago!

[@honigfuchs111]

Damn girl you're smart smart😳 wishing you success! Fingers crossed

[@roseaAlisu2000]

@@honigfuchs111 Thank you!

[@orderudmysterier]

What did you write about? :)

[@celiastorstad]

thank you for covering a norwegian case! Sending love from Norway❤️

[@sunnyshayv]

it always blows my mind how money (or land) hungry family members can be.

[@keithberry4930]

Freaky fresh!! A LITTLE BELLA GOES A LONG WAY!!

[@tjv1516]

Hi from the Nordics! I wanted to tell you about the Ulvila - case which was huge in Finland. Such a complex long case with an odd ending.

[@agnesl.j4530]

OMG IM SO HAPPY AS A NORWEGIAN WATCHER TO SEE THIS!! Thank you so much💗💗💗💗

[@ZackBurnsOG]

Right before my great grandparents died, some ppl from their church had secretly gained power of attourney and used it to will the farm to them. They spent around 80% of the estate, took almost everything that wasnt nailed down and sold it, and the legal battle took about 10 years. Then, my grandma inherited the farm. When she eventually died, she had originally willed the farm to my mom and my aunt 50/50 split. But, my aunt pulled the same trick and spent about 80% of what remained of the estate. The legal battle between my mom and my aunt took around 5 to 6 years. My mom finally got her split. But by that point, there was basically nothing left to inherit. And this was a small farm that wasn't worth a lot of money compared to big ones. And that's what happens with family farms in the US. It's not just plausible, but 100% believable to me that they murdered over the farm. I have seen it happen time and time again in the farmland area where our farm was.

[@portiae4510]

I’ve watched all the cases you do and this one had my head spinning 😵‍💫. Craziness. Thank you for all the hard work you put in to do these videos.

[@williamspence1294]

Your enthusiasm for the cases is awesome

[@trj1442]

Another excellent episode. Thankyou. Have you ever thought of covering the Australian case of Anthony Waterlow?

[@cherylmokka]

Bella you’re so amazing with all these videos! The amount of research you did and I love how you didn’t give everything away right away! I love listening to you and I’m so interested in cases like this, so strange, so confusing, so sad for the victims 🙏🏼

[@bottle1211]

that was a wild one. gj putting it all together. tbh its so much information, and all the different variables, the lies, the changing of stories. who knows who killed these poor people.

[@tushisushi2321]

this was such an interesting case. i loved how you told the story! Also, do you think you could cover the Sheena Bora murder case? She was murdered by her mother in 2012. Overall, I think it is a really sad and twisted case, so I thought I would let you know about it. always looking forward to seeing your updates! Lots of love

[@jessicamujica7678]

Perfect timing! Lunch time and Bella! You’re awesome! You make learning about True Crime interesting. Today’s earrings are my favorite!! 🪴

[@sweetsugarjojo98]

You make Mondays so much better!! Love your videos ❣️

[@AsToldByVicky]

you are such a great story teller bella!! i could listen all day lmao

[@daniellekrippner4322]

Hey bella!! Thank you for always posting such great content 🥰 i’ve been watching since before you even started this and it’s been my favorite thing ever!! just wanted to also say if you did the cooking with bella i’d definitely watch and share! all love & light ✨

[@bellafiori]

thank you angel!! will definitely be doing some more cooking videos soon!

[@MsBombastix]

I was having a bad day, but thanks to you uploading it is now a little better :') Thank you Bella! BTW can't believe you did a Norwegian case, I am Norwegian sooo :D

[@honigfuchs111]

Hope tomorrow will turn out better for you💗

[@hardver8855]

What is the feeling when Bella is covering case from your country? Wish she covers case from my country, but in fact it will not happen. Not some cases i can think of from Bosnia and Herzegovina.

[@MsBombastix]

@@honigfuchs111 Thank you, nice of you to wish me a better day :) Yes today was a bit better! A good nights sleep helps with most things lol

[@MsBombastix]

@@hardver8855 I had to read the title twice lol I have never seen an international true crime KZbinr cover a Norwegian case before! It is a very known case here in Norway, and although it happened when I was 2 years old I have heard plenty of this case. Maybe if you keep suggesting cases she will eventually pick one from your country too :)

[@ahenry7407]

I wanna see your whole earring collection in one picture

[@Franklin5261]

It was a very confusing case but you did a great job explaining it. Thanks for sharing a case that every other true crime channel has not covered!

[@josefineaurora]

Finally Bella, I have waited for you to talk about it!! Even though I have watched the entire series about this case😅 Love from 🇳🇴❤️

[@dittemor2]

Thank you for covering this case from my homeland. You did a very good job.

[@nickimartins2699]

Well, you would just be mind blown by phone books then just imagine back in the day we had a book that you could open and it had everybody’s name phone number and address in it… And you had to pay to opt out

[@amanda-al01]

We still have this in Norway... 😮

[@MaxParadiz]

No video this week... Two weeks before Christmas... I think Bella is preparing something special 🎄😀🎄 Yayy!

[@mikerudy9196]

Thanks for another great video, Bella. I’m always impressed by how much detail you go into in each case. Would really like to see you cover the double murder of Jennifer Ertman and Elizabeth Pena in future.

[@davidcollins9455]

I'm glad that I'm not the only one who still says Groovy

[@jesslovespanic100]

My brain every time she said the dude’s name: purrr 💅🏻

[@Daniel-wz4th]

Bella I was so taken aback by using throwing the C word out there 🤣

[@KiM-ob4el]

i haven't even watched the video yet but i just get so excited whenever i see you've uploaded!!! my favorite youtuber

[@tabsxx4492]

Bella I really wanna hear u talk about the Menendez Brothers!!!!!!!🙏🏼🙏🏼 it’s such a sad case.. the way the media portrayed those two brothers during their trial was horrible

[@b.5795]

There’s hundreds of videos on them

[@Kandisssssssss]

I wish my name was Purr that would be fire.

[@orderudmysterier]

It's actually Per, but that's hilarious.

[@Coffeedrinker291]

How awful for those three! Just so heartbreaking and unfair

[@alejandraramos2506]

Hey Bella!! Love you! Just wondering what you do with all the cases you get when you get a new phone? Do you throw them away or try and recycle them? Send them back to casetify?

[@bellafiori]

i usually give my old phones to friends and family and i give the cases to them as well to go along with the phone! 🤍

[@alejandraramos2506]

@@bellafiori that’s awesome! Thank you for replying! ❤️❤️❤️

[@malaksable]

my shock seeing you do a norwegian case omg so few ppl do anything other than the isdal woman. would love to see you cover the birgitte tengs or trude espås case since you always do your cases with such respect for the victims and good research. love from norway!

[@sweetsushiness]

If you want to cover a Norwegian case two famous ones are Lørenskog and Baneheia cases. They are both open, the latter reopened recently.

[@joarvatnaland6904]

Oh, yes, the Lørenskog case would be good video material, only problem is there is no solution yet. Maybe the first big kidnapping case where the ransom was demanded payed in crypto.

[@MegaDublinguy]

Wow that story was a wild ride! It was definitely the brother Per and his wife as well as Kirsten and Lars. Sick though that Per ended up with the farm.

[@sheilajones3628]

Your voice is so soothing & beautiful!

[@TheScarletAlchemist]

almost a year later and I'm still trying to figure out how a gun goes off in a bag.

[@sheryesperanza]

Im norwegian and i really recommend looking into the Birgitte tengs case as well as the marianne case

[@aspen1713]

THOSE RADISH(?) EARRINGS ARE AMAZING

[@laurafelicis1895]

After binging your vidoes for 2 to 3 weeks straight, I had to take a break for just as long as the binging itself just because I was so freaked out and couldn't sleep through the nights anymore because of those cases. But I think, I'll try one, again. Pray for me

[@XLessThanZ]

Knives Out in real life (family fortune and inheritance), except missing the girl that keeps throwing up

[@martaschummer1413]

This is a curious and disturbing case. Somehow I don’t feel like the actual murderers got caught. This whole case left me confused and questioning. 🤔 Thank you, Bella! 👍

[@kriseckhardt5148]

Excellent job Bella! A very clear descriptive presentation. I enjoy the cases you cover because they are not all American ones. I live in the USA in the state of Maine. Keep it up!

[@Ilikefrogs..]

Twenty years for murdering three people is crazy 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@amanda-al01]

21 years is the most time you can get at a time in Norway. But for really horrible crimes, like the awful mass shooting in 2011, the sentence can be increased by five years, every time the sentence is about to be fulfilled. This apparently only came into law in 2002 , so after the Orderud murders

[@chelseamartinez3958]

I literally just got done watching the previous vid and got this notification:))))) my lunch break is going great lmaooo

[@samanthakoch6945]

I love that you open your videos with such a cheery greeting, and then you proceed to talk about serial killers... lol!

[@annateksum5000]

So shocked to see you cover a norwegian case! Been following you for years, and I really like the way you tell the story of the cases you cover❤️ love from norway🇳🇴

[@MG-ru5pi]

Freaky freaky freaky fresh! 😂❤️

[@Spacecookie-]

I really don't understand how anyone can murder someone else for money, and even more-so when that someone is family.

[@orderudmysterier]

If the convicted were in fact guilty, the motive is probably more deep-seated than just money and greed. Per had worked on the farm his entire life and his father had promised him the farm and land more or less free of charge as payment for his hard work throughout the years, but ultimately he changed his mind and wanted a much higher price. That started the whole farm conflict. If the conflict resulted in murder, it's still absurd, but it's possible that years of disappointment and bitterness made them justify the act. However two of the convicts are still claiming to be innocent even after serving their prison sentences and want to reopen the case.

[@meganjohnson9976]

where’s the next one?😭

[@My3jtr]

I had to listen to this twice and I still might be a little confused. What a twisted mess.

[@growthcoachclay]

You did a good job. Keeping up with the names of each of the characters would have drove me crazy alone. I had to rewind a few times to keep up 🤯

[@nashlee2991]

Always love the way you tell stories!

[@tinaking2348]

This is a crazy story, I think it would make a great movie!

[@mik6090]

I RESPECT YOU SO MUCH AS A TRUE CRIME KZbinR❤️❤️🤞🏼

[@SaucySunsetChaser]

I’ve been dying every week for you to put out more videos!? Maybe 12 cases of Christmas!? Where are you Bella!?!?!?!?

[@a.k9673]

In the 90 ‘S and before that, there were those thick directory books with people’s names, phone numbers and their addresses as well. If you didn’t like that, you had to ask the phone company to have your personal info removed from these books on their next edition ........crazy.

[@whaddyaa]

Yes, more European cases please 👏 I do enjoy the Australian cases too, though, the true crime scene focuses so much on cases from US