Killer Daughter Thinks She Got Away Until Boyfriend Turns Her In

[@danielleiezzi]

It's crazy watching a suspect, who knows they murdered someone, act in an interview.

[@P9rkour90]

Sociopathic narcissist

[@nickibackhaus6321]

Congratulations. You have discovered why people enjoy warching these videos 😂

[@danielleiezzi]

​@nickibackhaus6321 thank you

[@MattCarvin]

“Don’t worry Chrissy bear, I’ve got a ride!”

[@juice_wink]

@@MattCarvinI had to pause when I heard that!

[@bw1330]

911 operator - "can you investigate the scene for us - maybe solve the case while youre at it?"

[@Wilhelm-100TheTechnoAdmiral]

Can you tape off the area and take some evidence photos?

[@Yinyanchant]

Who are you quoting? No one said that.

[@eonfontes-may219]

@@Yinyanchant WOOOOOSH

[@heidih3048]

How about, the dispatcher needed to make sure the person was not needing CPR

[@goat-eyes]

Abusing the hell out of hyperbole with this one.

[@techjots]

The 911 operator telling the man to get closer is wild. Not only are you subjecting the man to the trauma, but he could also possibly destroy evidence

[@SaanMigwell]

She may have still been alive. People can survive for a quite awhile while mortally wounded, and if found be brought back from the brink. (I've seen it personally in Iraq back in the day)

[@techjots]

@SaanMigwell yeah, that's a valid point

[@cruisinguy6024]

It’s not wild, it is 100% appropriate and in fact required of dispatchers to attempt to render aid until information is provided indicating signs incompatible with life (such as the bloating and flies he later mentions). Preservation of life > preservation of evidence. Had the caller initially been more informative then the dispatcher never would have had him approach.

[@boots73ca]

@@cruisinguy6024guy was in shock.

[@norran3830]

She also put the man safety at risk. The killer could be very well still there and he will not let any witness to get away.

[@loushia16]

Man: I think it's a dead body. 911 Operator: Damn, that's crazy. Send me a pic

[@Bootydoc1999]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@cauleentigner]

😂

[@kathleen9768]

😂

[@Scrappygymrat]

that shy guy pic is awesome

[@Vgamefrk1]

Trying to pull a Logan Paul here

[@lenymitchell]

That 911 operator traumatized that poor man 😅

[@lotuspocus76312]

Go have a closer look and destroy evidence. Amazing. 😂😂😂

[@tifKh]

@@podzstealzboardzno, they were having him check for signs of life because he clearly stated he hasn’t seen her entering the area, only leaving, leaving the possibility cleaning was recent enough for there to be reasonable chance to save her

[@sonquatsch8585]

@@tifKh he is not a medic. so then what? she is on the edge of life or death, and it's not about cpr. best thing to do is get the medics there asap.

[@CrowXiX]

@@tifKh Yep, likely just following procedure. Now, if someone said the body was decapitated & he asked for signs of life, he may need to take a anatomy* class.

[@julieoluna8887]

What exactly is funny?

[@holdmeclosertonydanza22]

Man: "I found a body." 911 Operator: *"Touch it."* 💀

[@muddydog6605]

😂😂

[@justin3947]

Funniest comment

[@shamekaburford4602]

😂

[@NORTAH85]

Hahahaha omg I can’t stop laughing!

[@NORTAH85]

@@justin3947hilarious comment!!

[@stephyc.992]

This was not a normal mother daughter relationship...its more like friends or teenagers using each other to get what they want. What a shame.

[@JudeNance]

Ya think 🤔

[@sandytorres5845]

The Mother indirectly caused her own death , I can imagine what she teach her daughter.

[@GraveYardShif7]

👆 People who victimize murderers are irrational. Her mom was bad Yes. But she's a grown adult that could have left her mom or gotten help, so she's still is at fault for her murder. Not to mention it's not 1935 anymore. There is so many helpful alternatives now in 2024 for victims of abusive parents, that no longer requires one to take the law into their own hands. Do you want to live in a civilized Society thst is fair?, or do you want to live in a society like Afghanistan that stones women to death simply for wanting to leave a marriage?

[@MichelleH-ti7fb]

U r so right! If u don't get help, when help is so readily available, then it's becuz u don't want help! She can clearly see her mom's mistakes & problems! U never want 2 think that ur own mom would lead u into harm's way, but she sees her mom's problems, so her role as a victim is solely an act 2 get sympathy!! There is so much help available, she can get help if she wants it!

[@jacob5061]

I hate when people act like their upbringing has nothing to do with their life choices. Y'all are dumb AF. "Just don't do bad things that you've been around your entire life" is a lot harder than you are making it out to be. Does it excuse the murder? No, but if she had a proper and healthy upbringing her mom's chances of being killed by her own daughter go down exponentially. Whether you want to admit it or not your upbringing and the environments you are raised in are the biggest cause of this sort of thing. By the way the homicide rate for the US is 6.3/100,000... Very "civilized" indeed.

[@tomsanders5584]

Boyfriend: I don't know nuffin'. Cops: Yes you do. Boyfriend: OK, I know everything.

[@PulledPurk]

So I started spillin

[@dizzymindy6024]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@yllia2852]

😂😂😂

[@sweeneytodd011]

Dude blabbed so quickly he didn't even think to ask for a lawyer and go for a plea deal.

[@jacekstankiewicz1594]

@@sweeneytodd011 fr i was like "damn bro admitted all guilt for 14year prison sentence lol"

[@duncanidaho2130]

You feel for that Caller. He seems like a good person who stumbled upon a harrowing situation.

[@starlight-tour777]

How could you tell that Fosturd?? 😂😂 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@lutchien]

Yeah, he really does seem so.

[@Joostmhw]

​@@starlight-tour777assuming a person to be normal isn't weird, or funny. 😂😂😂😂 Or whatever

[@twiceshy9773]

​@star_gazer2967 the fact that he called proves he's a good person- lol cos I woulda been outta there!! I have no time to be caught up in a trial!! This is gonna give me nightmares already!! Gigglesnort yeah I'm a total POS...but I'm very very appreciative of the kindness of strangers!!😂😅🤷‍♀️

[@tayto721]

@@twiceshy9773did you really type out *gigglesnort* 🫣😬

[@joedirt7119]

911 dispatcher wanted that dude to do a friggin autopsy!

[@timothyjackson4069]

That was kind of weird, I was like do you want this poor guy to count the hairs on her head? 😂

[@drunkpaulocosta]

"It's ok if you don't want to... But can you drag yourself into the suspect list real quickly for us please?"

[@itstatystoopid1538]

He wanted to make sure it was a dead body and not a live victim in need of medical care. That's the normal line of questioning so they know to send fire, police or paramedics or all three in some cases.

[@crystaldawn9255]

Lol. But if she was breathing, he may have been able to give life saving help. They do that even when you call and say he is cold and blue. Is he breathing? They ask .. No. Okay let's start CPR. That's exactly what happened and was said to me when we found one of my dad passed away in the morning

[@joedirt7119]

@@crystaldawn9255 I’m sorry for your loss. May your father rest in peace… I was just being a little facetious.

[@Beetlegeuse715]

Good thing she was caught. They saved that 2 year Olds life.

[@jocbt]

Let's just hope the 2-year old does not get placed with the Great Grandparents, they raised 2 messed up kiddo's, break the chain....

[@Nunyaaabusiness]

@@jocbtsometimes parents raise their kids the right way, the kids change after they are adults by the influence of others

[@jocbt]

@@Nunyaaabusiness I would agree with that and that there are some kids just born messed up or to put it other terms, are wired differently and that there are others who do take the wrong path due to influences, but in this case, both were raised by the grandparents at different times and both turned out to be drug addicted prostitutes. Where there is smoke, there is fire.

[@Crystalclear17693]

Shame they never jailed the mother, so she couldn't spawn and create another horror story for the kid. Chrissy probably had more right to this act than most murderers and atleast she did the deed herself and didn't manipulate others to do it for her.

[@vasily2022]

keep in mind she used to be that child who was "saved" from the bad mom...

[@georgesmith5201]

Man: "I think I found a dead body" 911 operator: "Try poking it with a stick."

[@debidriscoll8108]

Disgusting

[@realretrorelapse]

I dont think this is the right career for a bring your daughter to work day.

[@TheDriftwoodlover]

😂😂😂

[@loretta_3843]

That's one way to describe it, I guess 🫣

[@TheDannyparks]

🤣

[@TURBULANCE___AHEAD]

that's wild

[@JillDinardo-mb6ii]

Can you imagine show and tell day?

[@franknorris5422]

I found a dead body walking a trail years ago my first instinct was ‘he’s dead get tf out of here before I end up next to him, the killer might still be here’ even tho it turned out the man had died hours ago from a heart attack ain’t no way in HELL THAT 911 operator could of gotten me to walk back up to that body and ‘get closer’

[@almost.there_lazy]

😂😂

[@Isthisjoebiden]

Damn that's crazy

[@shannoninalaska]

Yeah, I wouldn't have either. I'm not cut out for that kind of stuff. 😬

[@PatrickFDolan]

Stop fibbing

[@travelingdude33914]

I found a dead body with a friend when we were both 10 years old. No cellphones back then, so we had to ride our bikes 1/2 to find a home to tell an adult. Needless to say, that kinda messed me up for a while. I found out years later the police found the remains of 3 more women. It was a dumping ground for a man who was killing prostitutes. I have never returned to that trail. It's been 37 years now.

[@burntblonde2925]

Absolutely nothing was okay in either of their lives. A child should never be brought into that lifestyle . So sad

[@a.mie.533]

...definitely...

[@nd3991]

She was born into it.

[@IamVintage72]

Or the daughters eyes look very strange almost wicked.

[@Lifesizemortal]

Sometimes these problems take care of themselves, don't they?

[@bunjijumper5345]

Stop judging. My moms make more money than you can imagine.

[@prettypeggy98]

How incredibly sad that some cycles never ever end. I pray Chrissy's daughter has a better family and never has to deal with this cycle 😞

[@deaf2819]

911 caller was stoic. Hope you’re okay bud.

[@BloodSweatandFears]

I’m a former emt, and we kind of have to be or we would internalize all of the awful things we have to deal with. I respect 911 dispatchers so much, they have a harder job than we do, because they can’t actually help the situation. I’ve known a couple that dealt with suicidal ideation feeling they aren’t helping enough people. It’s a rough business.

[@grimsgraveyard3598]

​@@BloodSweatandFearsit's your job to dispatch help not provide it why feel responsibility for anything that occurs.

[@russell2910]

He was a regular Marcus arelius

[@BloodSweatandFears]

@@grimsgraveyard3598 I suppose it’s a helpless feeling. My coworker once said “If I had just said this instead, maybe she would have made it.” It’s a lot of what ifs.

[@Punkpsychobilly]

@mrdavisdance If you find a girl that likes farts as much as you, or that can fart louder than you, she’s a keeper

[@nathanyork7477]

Cop : "Matt, she said your truck is shitty" Matt : "She killed her mom"

[@BelindaSyevens]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Absolutely

[@paulforsell1439]

@@nathanyork7477 🤭 💀

[@debraperry5859]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 funny! Ding! Brad we have a winner! Tell him what he’s won

[@kkw-pal1178]

Hilarious

[@debidriscoll8108]

Lol

[@MrBashem]

They never cry because they are sorry. They cry because they've been caught. That is the sad part.

[@ConceptualVision]

Maybe they cry because that mother turned her into this also? Who knows, ey?

[@SkullModder]

crazy I thought the sad part was she killed her mother

[@ConceptualVision]

@@SkullModder probably more sad that the mother created a killer I would say

[@nonsoobieyisi3329]

L0 ry

[@MKUltraed]

she was scared of her mom turning her in for being a prostitute but ended up going anyway.. criminals are not very smart

[@memebrazy2295]

It’s sad how you see generational trauma play out. The killer was in CPS as a child and her daughter was in CPS. Just sad

[@AprilJean82]

Its pretty sad. Cps/foster kids get nearly 0 chances and it seems that no one cares. Pretty soon with all of the unwanted births and the state funded childcare facilities we'll have a lot more broken people than ones who know empathy and love. Not all cases are sad but far more are than not. Toys for tots Isn't enough 💔

[@StarkeyatRingo]

it's what a lack of family does. once the family is broken, within 3 generations - that leg is dead, and so too will that society be. Without families there is no love, honor, respect - there is no truth - there is no more civil-ization. USA is in big trouble. teetering into an abyss right now

[@memebrazy2295]

@@AprilJean82 As a social worker I agree and disagree. You would be surprised how much the state offers for resources such as food , clothing, etc. but it’s almost redundant if the parents don’t work to make their lives and their kids life better. Especially if they have a drug addiction

[@AprilJean82]

@@memebrazy2295 total fact. Thank you for doing what you do. Actual lives hang in the balance and it's up to you to make the tough decisions. At the end of the day tho, you're 100%. The parents are responsible. I really believe that just cuz people can do something, it doesn't mean they should.

[@lauren.stengel]

Guess what, it's a parent's job to grow and heal and do better for their child. End of.

[@PhilVG]

She can remember that her mom tried to buy $112 worth of things at the gas station, yet she can’t remember where they dropped her off?

[@EricK-tb2dn]

My cousin got so drunk she forgot to pick her son up from school but still realized two of her pills had been tossed out all within two hours.

[@thevalorousdong7675]

​@EricK-tb2dn So pills and booze has more of a presence than her kids. She'll forget kids, but not pills!

[@seg6629]

​@@thevalorousdong7675 Unfortunately thats what addiction does 😢

[@dmreddragon6]

It's plausible.

[@dmreddragon6]

@@thevalorousdong7675 -Just like parents forgetting their kids in the car, but never their phone.

[@randallsmerna384]

Hooking with your Mom - geez, what a pair!

[@carolinarodejo3600]

Gross ewe😢

[@clark2491]

​@@carolinarodejo3600right. They could have made a ton on only fans

[@teafoster5643]

It's more common than you think. My half sister and her mom used to prostitute together. Her mother was proud but my heart broke for my sister. She finally left her mom once she was old enough but she's damaged AF!

[@yvonnedeboer7535]

A lot of guy's fantasy😂

[@bentonrp]

That's why I don't get people who say that everything's worth trying at least once in life.

[@DogLover17177]

Someone needed to call an ambulance for that poor man. He sounded like he was getting traumatized by the operator.

[@cathyabril8615]

Bless that poor man that found the body... he wanted to make sure she wasn't still alive and just gave himself a lifetime of trauma to make sure. What a good man.

[@joet840]

A lifetime of trauma ? What's happened to people that they can't cope with anything anymore.

[@lisahinton9682]

@cathyabril8615 Just stop with the dramatics. "A lifetime of trauma"? Come on, be reasonable. He's fine. Probably would have preferred to not see that, but I guarantee HE IS FINE.

[@shroomshroom5945]

​@@joet840he saw a dead body bloodied and murdered. Of COURSE that can cause trauma

[@mrdavisdance]

I am a FART GOT and a FART WARRIOR and I agree :) girls think I am very cool :)

[@deucedeuce1572]

@@shroomshroom5945 Even the police often times have trouble with seeing these things. Yeah, they have to deal with it more and get a closer look and hear about the stories and go over the evidence and that can be a lot worse... but I know cops that have PTSD from seeing terrible things. I think it sucks, but it appears that people just aren't as strong as we used to be. It could just be that people are more outspoken about it now. Before it was always thought of as a weakness, but in today's world we all know about PTSD and this kind of trauma... and we have treatment for it.

[@VeronicaMoreno-qd8yh]

*To hear the daughter that killed her mum pretending that she doesn't know what happened is sickening.*

[@jackson4404]

The girl's tears are genuine and she could have very mixed emotions about what just went down.

[@ConceptualVision]

or the mom exposing her daughter to drugs and prostitution is sickening. What's worse?

[@mattiaamadori803]

@@ConceptualVision murder. Murder is definitely worse. The mother was awful, but that isn’t an excuse for frickin murder

[@dirkaminimo4836]

She couldn’t look at cop and just stared at floor. Bust!

[@TheTuttle99]

​@@jackson4404very strange reply

[@somebodysoon]

Incredible how calm, collected, and calculated this gal is. Very dangerous individual. Something about when she said "Lawyer" sent chills down my spine.

[@Scorpiobw]

Yea it's truly disturbing when you think about it

[@bentonrp]

It's like the mask fell off. "Oops!, I know I'm caught", and now undoubted desperation immediately kicks in. No time for analyzing, reassessing. It was always about ambitiously getting away with murdering her mom.

[@jimmymetal713]

She is horrible at lying I wouldn't even call this calm.... The first 10mins the cops didn't believe her, and the she told the cops she was with her... She pretty much told on herself...

[@tiffanybarbee9316]

Me too..and they zoomed in right then too...good editing..

[@leo29hornsfan]

Lawyer. That means you never talk to the police no matter what. I’m not at all one bit defending her because what she did was just wrong and yeah it was a very shitty situation but she didn’t have to murder her own mom. There’s right way to do things and what she did wasn’t right.

[@scoleman2620]

The guy totally ratted her out, and he still got charged and sentenced to 12 years in prison

[@Omer_Sastim_is_turtle_bot]

Helped try to conceal a murder, he should get life without parole

[@jnewcomb]

What did you think he was going to get, a handshake and a plaque? He's lucky he got less time than she did.

[@kkw-pal1178]

​@jnewcomb😂😂😂

[@namechange9470]

And the ‘pimp’ got off without a trace. American justice system for ya

[@ohioplayer-bl9em]

Matt never even got any of that rank P from her. He was trying to be Superman and save her but she used him like she used everyone else. What a fool

[@just_tee_]

This man who found the body😢 I cannot imagine the trauma in seeing a deceased person.

[@carolvfl8355]

Especially in the condition she was in.

[@just_tee_]

@@carolvfl8355 for sure 💔

[@deaf2819]

It’s not trauma for everyone, thankfully us humans tend to get used to stuff if we see it enough & become pretty stoic when you see enough even if it’s not necessarily a dead body.

[@ErikaTBus]

@@deaf2819 Whoa, really dude? Speak for yourself - LOL I'd be traumatized by it...

[@susankeith326]

Thankfully he didn't know the victim.

[@declan92100]

the 911 dispatcher expecting the caller to do a full investigation 😂

[@UberInformer]

He was wanting the caller to confirm the victim was actually dead/beyond saving. Dispatch always tries to get lifesaving measures going asap if there’s still a chance.

[@declan92100]

@@UberInformer The caller didn't want to get close, but already confirmed it was definitely a dead female human then the dispatcher asks him if the cut to her neck "looks like a cut or stab" "are there any weapons nearby?" "Does it seem like she's been there a while?" Dispatcher should confirm she's dead and no CPR can be done then tell him to get back to preserve the crime scene.. Not look at the injuries and describe the surroundings..

[@stevegottenbass]

The weapons question is asked because it could have been an animal attack, genius

[@mikemcmike6427]

@@declan92100dispatcher was like “hey anyway you could run a blood spatter analysis and possibly collect some DNA for testing”

[@declan92100]

@@stevegottenbass TF difference to the caller or dispatcher does it make if it was an animal attack genius? And what if there was a weapon? Did the dispatcher want the caller to run DNA and look for fingerprints? 😂

[@wagashi]

I'm impressed -- she was pretty convincing at first! If they hadn't started the video saying she killed her mom I might have wondered

[@noelleewen2946]

Agree!! And I watch tons of these interrogations ...she's damn good I gotta say!

[@definitelynotanAIchatbot]

​@@noelleewen2946 You might even say she's a... pro 😎

[@jhnyjoejoe69]

Nah, she gave it away a few times.

[@noelleewen2946]

@johnjoe69 we are judging by her demeanor not facts vs. lies.

[@jhnyjoejoe69]

@@noelleewen2946 demeanor gives it away. You're just bad at spotting lies.

[@christinasmith272]

Being adopted into a GOOD foster home .. And this happens .. ? I was taken from my mom @3 && adopted @8… Both to good homes .. I stumbled when I was 16 but it quickly sunk in that I got not one or 2 but 3 chances at a good life and I wasn’t going to waste it .. I now have 2 BEAUTIFUL, HEALTHY children , I’m an LPN and I never, EVER knew till watching these how DAMN lucky I was to have gotten through what I did … I literally could not be more greatful…

[@pjjj8117]

I’m glad you got your life together and now can live happily ever after with your beautiful kids

[@davidsallas7049]

She almost said when asked if she had a drug problem and listen closely she stated “ yes I had a bad drug problem and she was bringing it back around that’s why I knocked “ and she stopped almost saying it

[@naked.peeach]

She was talking about knocking on her mom’s door lol. It’s pretty obvious 😂

[@mike41062]

She said she found some brown stuff in her mom's room that she thought might be heroin- but she flushed it.... then 5 minutes later admitted she had a heroin addiction. Idk how the cops didn't catch that obvious lie- she knew what it was- quite possibly stole it and used it- and it easily coulda caused an argument.

[@harryparsons2750]

@@mike41062yeah she would obviously know what heroin looks like if she used to be an addict

[@NestedVideoProductions]

Usually I’d say ask for a lawyer right away, but with the way she said “lawyer” after he gave a little talk about cell phones, she might as well have said “guilty” 😂

[@Ron-d2s]

I'd want to be like Mike...... "Lawyer." "Lawyer." "Lawyer." "Lawyer." "Lawyer." "Lawyer." "Lawyer."

[@mendmywings7238]

Ngl when she said that right after he was listing ways they basically know she's lying. Then she said "lawyer" like another item in the list. I couldn't help but laugh

[@JayJay32186]

I like how the only two options to describe a pickup truck are “nice” or “shitty”

[@lynnehuff7059]

hahhaha

[@starlight-tour777]

Maybe in your limited means... Derp

[@bentonrp]

@star_gazer2967 You missed the joke.

[@Baglady111]

@@Falconer22It wasn’t his two descriptions …… he’s alluding to the fact that those were the only two descriptions used in the video.

[@christophluger793]

The Tesla Shitty Truck

[@christinaf8076]

I worked 911. We ask for callers to give info so officers know what they are coming into. It's very important for the people on scene to see if the person is beyond help. If someone is hanging we ask for them to cut them down and see if CPR is possible. The poor callers are traumatized but 911 operators are there to try to help the person who is down and they need the help of the public to do that till responders arrive. We once had a caller who found a man face down oon the side of the road. The operator taking the call told him to roll the man over. He kept refusing. He finally said he would and found a small female passed out under him. They had both overdosed and needed rescue breaths until help arrived. They both survived.

[@m.g.7828]

Agreed, all those comment about the "poor man being traumatized," it's like no, get your ass over there as verify it's a dead body and not someone still breathing

[@rheap129]

@@m.g.7828 I wouldn't verify shit. I called the cops. Y'all hurry up and get there to verify. They get paid to do that.

[@m.g.7828]

@@rheap129 that's your right, but if it turned out someone was still clinging to life and you could have helped, you can live with that the rest of your life then

[@rheap129]

@@m.g.7828 Sure could. At the point I called the police, I would have already done more than I was obligated to do. How do I know that the person who did something to that person isn't hanging around or going to return?

[@Adelicows]

Christina, did they ever tell you in your training that if the person isn't breathing, there's only a minuscule chance that the person will be revived after receiving cpr by a passer-by? Hell, only 15% survive when treated immediately in a hospital by professionals! And you're trying to make people feel guilty about not putting their mouth on a drug addict? You could have at least used a less macabre example.

[@MeghanS9883]

Her daughter is a product of her own doing, I can only imagine the horror shes put this poor kid through her entire life.

[@arendelle6531]

Okay but now her daughter is a killer and shouldn't be walking free amongst civilians.

[@MeghanS9883]

@@arendelle6531 I don't refute that fact one iota. My point was her maladaptive coping is directly correlated to her mother's rearing.

[@joshgarbe-j6s]

@@MeghanS9883 the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

[@natalienelson8681]

Why would the operator ask if he could go closer?!?! That poor civilian.

[@mpmb8885]

Because if there are signs of life they will send the ambos out immediately but if there are no signs of life they won't prioritise it, essentially they just needed to know if she was actually dead or not so as to rush to try keep her alive or to not waste resources. The guy can say no and it wouldn't be a problem.

[@PG-wz7by]

That makes sense, but then to look for weapons? I guess the dispatcher wanted all the info possible. But damn, not sure I'd go back.

[@krisday9250]

I understand looking for signs of life but seems really weird the 911 operator didn’t warn the caller not to touch any evidence.

[@bentonrp]

It's ALL because the caller said the line, "I'm not sure if she's dead or not." That opened the possibility up to the chance that the caller may not have found a dead body, but rather a person barely alive who was in need of first aid immediately or they would soon be dead. If the caller had determined that the person was still alive, then the operator would go through questions to know the severity of her condition, and then go through medical procedures with the caller if immediate first aid was necessary sooner than medics who would be called would be able to provide.

[@frankiecarter9430]

If you recall what the caller said, he stated he had not noticed her when he walked by. It’s common sense that if you see an intact body one would check for life.

[@tannerwilsonart]

The detectives taping brown paper bags over her hands and then leaving her alone was HILARIOUS to me for some reason 😂

[@EARTHandSKY-ld9pd]

😂😂😂

[@CatBeck-lg7gp]

Why did they do that? No nose picking or butt scratching🎶

[@sbeaber]

They thought she might be be trying to dig out evidence from her fingers (mom's DNA) ​@@CatBeck-lg7gp

[@nickc8819]

@@CatBeck-lg7gp preserve DNA evidence(if any) under her nails. Also added to the psychological affect to break her down. This young woman still had a conscious, so it was effective. The investigator did an excellent job obtaining information

[@muskokamike127]

"can you draw eyes on the bags for me then I could do a puppet show while I wait"?

[@dennisthai]

When a cop says "I'm just here to help you", ask for a lawyer immediately.

[@jrod1591]

Everyone questioned should ask for a lawyer. Whether guilty or not. A homicide investigator once told me: “if you’re guilty, you need a lawyer. If you’re innocent, then you DEFINITELY need a lawyer.”

[@jillgosk8806]

@@jrod1591Yep. I told my son that as well. Sometimes people worry they’ll look guilty if they request a lawyer but you need to protect yourself.

[@Thatsher21]

She’s an idiot. She’s the one who called the police in the first place when she wasn’t even being looked at as a suspect.

[@autumn007]

The mother was messed up. The daughter was even more messed up. I hope the little brother has a good foster home to live in.

[@verabolton]

The daughter was privileged to be adopted. But her DNA proved to be stronger than any other influence.

[@JulianotKaren]

​@@veraboltonWhat an odd comment.

[@jimmymetal713]

The little boy was with the dad I thought in Texas

[@NoName-yn5bh]

The brother was with his grandparents per the video…

[@ronnierebel6388]

@@veraboltondumbest comment of the day award goes to

[@ijustwannacommentonpostmal895]

I cackled when the cops face was blurred but not his kids pictures in the background 😂 not many channels keep me glued to the screen for the whole video but this one does it everytime!

[@sarahwolf6130]

First thing I noticed too! Not criticizing the creator but I feel like it's something you'd notice when censoring the officer. Nbd just funny

[@ianheimbigner7088]

I know someone else witha blurry face. I think they call him bigfoot.

[@michaelblankenau6598]

I remember a COPS episode where they were arresting some fat dude in a trailer and the producers blurred the faces of the two yapping chihuahuas that were running around .

[@The3Storms]

@@michaelblankenau6598🤣

[@ameliashostak4764]

@@michaelblankenau6598 OMG that's hilarious!

[@Amylan1]

100% guilty, but that girl was doomed from the beginning. Never stood a chance.

[@ClipzSan]

cool but why arent we talking about one of the most important witnesses getting 12 years???? thats fucking insane

[@Amylan1]

@@ClipzSan that was a deal. He didn't do the killing, but he knew about it and where the body was

[@susankeith326]

​@@ClipzSanHe's an accessory to murder by his presence and because he provided the vehicle and the weapon. It's perfectly legal to charge and convict him. The murderer got 40 years.

[@susankeith326]

​@@amberstorm1139No, it is not ridiculous. Had he not been involved, he wouldn't be in prison.

[@chrisnoname2725]

@@susankeith326 Just because something is law doesn't make it right. Laws aren’t written by people with perfect foresight and pure intentions.

[@armymoaengene9181]

This is why I get so frustrated when cps keeps giving kids back to terrible parents. This girl was probably taken from her mom multiple times and then given back to her. When she finally got out for good, she grew up and went back. I understand reunification is the goal, but some people should never be parents. She was a monster that created another one

[@staceykimbell9324]

She was adopted at 3, not given back to the mom. Blame CPS for how she turned out if you blame anyone

[@limasierra6639]

This is just messed up and sad all around. I can't even imagine this mother/daughter relationship. Also the second she said "I threw away most of it" I was like nah! No you didn't!

[@saintsinner7565]

Oh wow unreal finally a 911 operator who can actually hear

[@IamGrootOG]

For those who aren't aware, the thing around her bicep is used for tying yourself off to use an injection of whatever. I am very aware. Sober 10/01/2019

[@IamGrootOG]

@I-serve-you-tea no time stamp. It's when she's first interrogated in the black dress or whatever. It's around her left arm

[@MorbidKat]

I figured she was trying to hide injection marks. But congrats for you! Coming up on 5 years is no joke!

[@IamGrootOG]

@I-serve-you-tea no worries

[@IamGrootOG]

@@MorbidKat thank you 🥰

[@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607]

Why wouldn’t she just not cover her arms that makes no sense

[@debidriscoll8108]

The poor caller will never get that sight out of his head. My heart is with him.

[@AngelReyes-fu9xv]

What sad is that she's not crying because her mother is dead, she is crying because she knows the police are on to her and she knows that she's going to be caught and be put in prison hopefully for the rest of her life.

[@Artificial-Influencers]

I guess if you were dealt that hand you would have a sensible comment. You really should not comment, ever again. Just use emojis 👉🤏

[@ThatCarGuy1983]

​@@Artificial-InfluencersWhat??? 🤔

[@Artificial-Influencers]

@@ThatCarGuy1983 I have never won a discussion with a fool. You win.

[@Artificial-Influencers]

@I-serve-you-tea none of us were given a life like that so couldn’t possibly predict what we would do in that situation. Most people do not kill I agree.

[@P9rkour90]

@I-serve-you-teashe has a child??? Oooh man God bless that poor little girl

[@ericamoore2763]

How she just gone steal the bowling alley shoes like that....

[@oif3gunner]

Gone steal.

[@sodacan1415]

@@oif3gunner american education

[@mischievousmoonshine]

@@oif3gunneryou feel me

[@quinnchilds914]

​@@sodacan1415 what makes your kind murder their parents?

[@vamountainman2512]

​@@quinnchilds914same thing that makes your kind murder their peers I suppose 🤷‍♂️

[@KayBeena]

She was so excited eager to share what her mom was doing but she was doing it too …

[@anugillsten5996]

Yes,she didn't throw it away,she used it herself..

[@loriegosnell9355]

So she was taught how to do drugs and sell her body by her own mother who didn’t bother to raise her but didn’t mind helping corrupt her.

[@MashaRistova]

Right!!! And she was pretending to not know what heroin was and then admitted she used to be addicted to heroin and cocaine.

[@missdaydreamss]

She learned from the best

[@levithewonderdog335]

The irony was from what I read is that she had a 2 year old daughter and her mother was going to report her to child services for being a prostitute! This is why it happened. Yet her own mother who lost custody of her years back and yet another child,son, (father gained custody) was a hooker herself. Talk about pot calling the kettle black! Regardless though, no way the mother deserved to die.

[@nygrlathrt4015]

Making that man do the investigating maybe even ruining the site was ridiculous!

[@cptsteele91]

Not really, he saw what he could really only identify as an incapacitated person from a distance, dispatcher needs to know what type of assistance to send as well as potentially instruct the caller to start life saving aid if appropriate, can't do that without actually finding out if the person was dead which in this instance they were, in order to do that the caller needs to approach the person in distress and check em over, dispatcher actually did nothing at all wrong.

[@TuckerCarlsonEpisodes]

Matt is a real dummy! He probably could have leveraged his knowledge of the crime and either received an immunity deal, or reduced charges. ASK FOR A LAWYER!

[@Relbo]

He 100% would have gotten lesser charges, he might have even been able to walk away a free man.

[@kay-bc3vl]

I was confused why he was charged? What exactly did he do?

[@Relbo]

@@kay-bc3vl It's what he didn't do. He was there and basically watched the murder take place and didn't come forward, he had to be questioned before he would come clean. That was the first thing he did not do right. The second thing he did not do right was get a lawyer, because he probably still could have walked even after not coming clean if he had a good lawyer.

[@James-dq3jo]

@@RelboYep. You don’t have any kind of positive legal obligation to help the police solve any kind of crime. (Maybe a moral obligation but that’s beside the point.). Basically you can’t lie to the police, and you can’t stand in the way of their investigation, but you don’t have your help them out. He didn’t commit the murder. He didn’t help dispose of the body. Depending on whether he knew anything about it in advance, he could possibly be charged with aiding & abetting but that’s about it, and that’s going to be hard if he doesn’t talk.

[@taleandclawrock2606]

Unless he was actually the killer

[@morganmccarthur1633]

When the suspect can't remember where they stopped, can't remember her own phone number, you know they're lying.

[@heatherchisholm2415]

Sometimes it's just brain damage. I don't remember my phone number that I've had for years and last time I was out and about I couldn't tell you most of the places I went. I remember I ended up at my sister's house at some point, actually don't even remember the guys name who was driving and it was less than a week ago. That being said, people do like to act like they don't remember anything when they're in trouble. If I ever find myself in a pickle I'm done for 😅

[@amelliamendel2227]

Not necessarily I've been so zooted I didn't know where I was or how I got there and if you've never woke up next to a strange guy you just haven't partied hard enough😂

[@deucedeuce1572]

She still has the Right to be presumed innocent at that time though.

[@susanmann5286]

I can't believe the type of questions the caller was asked!

[@ct5625]

Then lucky for you you've never been in such a situation. I don't know how precious so many of you are but none of that was unusual. The priority was for the operator to ensure the victim didn't need immediate medical assistance. That's what the operator did. Everything after that was to establish immediate risk to the caller and the attending.

[@freshbux]

Matt should’ve said he wanted a lawyer from the gate & then negotiated immunity for his testimony

[@harryparsons2750]

Absolutely

[@lansvale28]

They screwed him

[@Layla.H.79]

EXACTLY!!! 🙌🏼

[@tocc]

shouldn't we be giving him props for telling the truth and ensuring the case got solved quickly...

[@ProfNDKai]

@@toccsaying he deserves immunity is giving him props

[@KarenanneT]

Love it when a Beyond Evil video drops in unexpectedly! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@megancolasono1108]

Was she bowling when they picked her up or what?? 😂 Those shoes! Hahaha 😝

[@melaniewilliams1688]

😂😂😂😂

[@rchla]

Peoria native here. I had heard of this case in the news but never knew it was this crazy. I’m so shocked!

[@CDsLayS]

I was raised in Washington. This is the 1st time I've heard of this case. Crazy

[@louiemiller4189]

Only in Peoria. I live in Peoria and used to work in Bloomington. I can’t believe I haven’t heard this before. You guys are way better than the news.

[@luxeternal1258]

She should have caught a charge for those shoes.

[@tbenson5966]

And haircut

[@kyleanderson2949]

@@tbenson5966totality of the hairdo, generic tats, little whiny voice and shoes - no parole!

[@seveseve3984]

@@kyleanderson2949 correct 👍

[@EatABrickBigot]

​@@tbenson5966 not feminine enough? Is it your hair?

[@nicandromartinezsotelo3300]

She's overall criminal-looking

[@hothan32]

What chance do you have of being a decent human being when you have a mother like that…

[@trishdelacour8746]

"There but for the grace of god go any of us" as the saying goes. That is why I make no judgements on these sad people with their generational trauma

[@Robbie1075]

She had every chance NOT to kill her mother. No matter how she grew up, killing another human being isn't something that is raised into or out of us as we grow up.

[@AnnA-jd4xm]

@@Robbie1075 You've clearly never hit your breaking point. It's not excusable but it is an excuse.

[@know-ledge1707]

Do you keep that same energy when the suspect is a man? ​@@AnnA-jd4xm

[@Gfysimpletons]

Jeff Dahmers parents were the nicest people you’d ever meet. Used to make us meat soup when we were kids. We’d use their backyard as a bmx bike course since they had a bunch of speed bump type ramps all over.

[@Meta4XReaL]

Its very sad that she killed her mom. She was born into this lifestyle. Then saved from it from her adopted family. But still went back to it on her own accord. Probably trying to reconnect that was huge mistake. Since the mom was still living a dangerous life. But hooking with your mom and then killing her. Thats just built up hatred that turned to murder 40 yrs is a fair term.

[@floydlooney6837]

The orange shoes are a crime

[@kathleenyoung9486]

Right? They look bowling shoes 😂

[@TheBOG3]

@@kathleenyoung9486That a clown would wear.

[@johns1625]

911 operator: "Okay, now can you please tell me what her hair smells like?" 😂😂😭😭

[@JulianotKaren]

LOL

[@Wilhelm-100TheTechnoAdmiral]

Stank, cigarettes, brain, blood, and dirt

[@Stumpybear7640]

😢😢😢

[@vickyiliaens1000]

must have been head and shoulders sir

[@MsMak03]

😂😂😂 bruh

[@GraveYardShif7]

It's dishearting that youtube keeps deleting everyones comments, even when theres nothing offensive being said.

[@dwayneneal3342]

They really stay on me not letting my comments go through its bizarre

[@BloodwyrmWildheart]

@@dwayneneal3342 Welcome to the club.

[@MelancholyRequiem]

It's only going to get worse as they rely more heavily on AI to moderate comments. A solid 99% of KZbin's problems with censorship and sponsorships would be solved if they switched to most of KZbin being KZbin Premium but whatevz. Channels can also flag specific words be flagged, which can occasionally lead to mishaps though I haven't seen this one in awhile. The clearest example was banning the word "anal" only for all comments saying "analysis" to be removed.

[@BloodwyrmWildheart]

@@MelancholyRequiem This is why, when the opportunity arises, I recommend people migrate to Odysee, as it doesn't suffer from this problem whatsoever. You might not get as much exposure there, but you at least get to speak without needing to self-c.

[@hensonlaura]

Democrats suck, with their overriding drive to control. Let's go Brandon!

[@loriegosnell9355]

What she did was definitely wrong. Her mother was Not really a mother though… she chose drugs and alcohol over her daughter and didn’t even raise her.

[@emmalouise7884]

Yes, this girl had no chance with a mother like that.

[@amandaparker5775]

@@emmalouise7884 but the daughter didnt have a relationship with the mother she was adopted. If daughter didnt like and want to be around the mother she was a adult why didnt she just stay away from her? Thats a normal thing to do if you dont like someone, you dont go around them.

[@kyleanderson2949]

lol not really a mother doesn’t make it gravy to off someone!

[@emmalouise7884]

@@amandaparker5775 yes it does not excuse what she did AT ALL, clearly by being involved with her mother and not staying away it shows she really wasnt right in the head. Always best to stay away from toxic people even if they are your relatives. Its normal to those of us with normal intelect and a moral standing to stay away.

[@emmalouise7884]

@@kyleanderson2949 i agree.

[@krissyridgelawnerd]

Me: working with ear pods in. Narrator: "What the hell, Krissy?!" Me: what? What did I do?? 😂😂😂

[@CJLOVE23]

This is the absolute *BEST* true crime channel online, period! This narrator’s voice is soooo good too! ❤

[@CoExist64]

@@thearch1tect249that’s the OP’s opinion, why make this comment?

[@MochaPony]

I agree! A real voice.

[@CJLOVE23]

@@thearch1tect249What did you say? 😮

[@CJLOVE23]

@@CoExist64What did they say? Thanks for having my back 😁

[@CJLOVE23]

@@MochaPonyYesss! I don’t know why people say he’s “AI” when clearly this is a real voice. It’s so good! Perfect voice for narration

[@alicelaybourne1620]

Okay, so this is one example where asking for a lawyer, most definitely made her look guilty (well, the face and head movements anyway!)

[@Tokiohotel192]

Its so common that the person who did it, talks down about the victim

[@amaz0nsmash]

What good can you say about a mother who put her daughter on heroin and turned her to prostitution?

[@CTFoodReview]

Fire the dispatcher! The things he asked that man to do is traumatizing. Just hearing the conversation between the two traumatized me 😢

[@scoobysnacks209]

i love your format i love that you cut it up and get to the point its really great work and i love your vids 35 mins is perfect

[@Seashelle564]

Perfectly timed videos. My attention span is not good for anything after 45 min.

[@lornaginetteharrison7168]

Sad to say, but the victim was an undeniably sh!tty mom to both her kids, especially Chrissy. She certainly was NEVER going to win Mother of the Year! Her daughter never really stood a chance of growing up to be a normal, functioning member of society, and Teresa definitely never had a regular, healthy mother/daughter relationship with Chrissy. Though Chrissy appears to be a very calculating individual, her mom is almost entirely responsible for how she turned out. All the commenters saying "how could she do that to her own mother?", I’d like to see how fondly they would view their "mother" if they’d been raised in similar appalling circumstances. That Teresa deliberately and maliciously set out to nuke her daughter’s sobriety and chances of regaining custody of her own child is indicative of what an awful woman she was. She didn’t deserve to be murdered, but all the commenters painting her as a loving mother, and Chrissy as some kind of demon child, are deeply in denial about the reality of exactly what kind of person Teresa actually was.

[@kingcosworth2643]

This parent/child dynamic happens way more often than I think you believe, it is quite common and even though awful, depressing and hopeless, pretty well all of the people in this situation do not commit murder of one or the other.

[@Isthisjoebiden]

So true. I have always been worried about the mother I would be due to my own mother. I have created a village for my kids so they can be taught genuinely about life and not just my example

[@kendal_whoever]

I pray for all those affected by this.

[@kylemclelland5119]

I was a 911 operator for 5 years. No brutal murders but I still never told someone to do our investigation.... smh

[@joyanna9433]

why the hell is the operator asking him to solve the case??? This is one of the weirdest 911 calls i have ever heard. He exposed him to tremoundes trauma.

[@jslaughterofthesoul4939]

Definitely harder to judge somebody that was dragged into prostitution alongside her own mother... Pure tragedy

[@slickstufneatstuf]

Did you see the body? No, i used my dead body scanner.

[@VivianneBichly]

Thank god for echolocation

[@shhh_quiet]

I can’t help but feel bad for her. Her mother destroyed her life. An addict mother making an addict daughter. 😞

[@Pat6670]

How do people live like this?? Prostitution and drugs never lead to a happy ending.

[@RedDeadBanjo]

pretty sure happy endings was all they were doing 😂

[@ladislavjonas977]

I don't know, might be the way to Vallhala!

[@AngelBabyMama]

Generational trauma goes full circle ⭕️

[@ccs20107566]

The victims mother also did the same things the victim did. The victim is my half aunt and her mom is my biological grandmother

[@WayneBarroncffcs]

2004 My father and I were working in Virginia. He drove home to New Bern, N.C., one weekend, and he called me to say he had just called 911 about a car that had wrecked into a ditch, and it was about 10ft down. He said the operator asked him if the driver was still alive. My dad told me that he told her. "I am sorry, ma'am, but I cannot go down there. If they are dead or badly injured, and I am by myself, I can't do it." He told me that he gave the operator the exact instructions on where the car was at, and then he headed on down the road. If you do not feel comfortable doing what they asked of you, you DO NOT have to do it. So do not ever feel obligated to do it. Personally, I could not. My son lost his life less than a mile from our home in a bad car wreck. I knew he was involved because he was not responding to my phone calls or text messages. I could not have the job the officers and paramedics have.

[@hillarymccorkle622]

Sorry for your loss

[@RedRoomPosters]

Sorry for your loss :(

[@senosab]

Dispatcher: Ok, can you get us a DNA sample from the body? Caller: Gee, I don't know if I can...ok, gimme a sec.

[@cannasaurus_jess]

I was thinking he SHOULD have told the man to back off and leave the scene. From what I know, as soon as someone says they see a de@d body, the police alert them to immediately remove themselves from the scene.

[@jimmyzhao2673]

I thought for a moment the 911 Dispatcher was going to ask the caller if he could perform an autopsy on the body. smh

[@JamieLee711]

Her mom may have had issues that she was sick of dealing with but then leave her alone! U don’t go n do that to ur mom…wow! That’s just psychotic!

[@austinharris2961]

The poor caller.. you can hear the point where he becomes traumatized in his voice.

[@ryangrey]

The dude that called 911 and spotted the missing body handled that situation well, he was composed and easy to understand. Whoever he is, I'll bet he's a cool person. It's rare to hear someone so calm under pressure like that.

[@memyselfi4325]

just what i needed right now. a new beyond evil video! thank you!!

[@youownittakeit]

So many broken people, sad …….

[@NateSmith87]

When Christine said "I couldn't handle her anymore" tells you right there that she did it.

[@Eumelmann]

Glad people like you are not in charge of anything.

[@amirahal-wehbi]

Right Nate. That’s a strange thing for Christie to say. “I couldn’t handle her anymore”? I wondered what she meant by that.

[@DeebAlamarat]

Yeah I said out loud “keep yapping you’re gonna make it obvious “

[@thelastpirate1906]

that is one of the most professional and kind detectives ive ever seen. an actual good one.

[@shirleyguy7152]

What a story…so sad Well covered thank you

[@lsimon343]

An addict NEVER EVER “ throws away” her stuff. Never. Thanks for the likes! I never got so many and I appreciate like minded peeps!

[@bunny-fh2ug]

real shit. a few years back before i got clean, i had a meth induced stroke & quit after that but i had just bought half an ounce that same day. my roommate had to hold me down & destroy it. after that i was good. but would i have thrown it out given a choice?? NOPE. even with how badly i wanted to quit.

[@ashleycampbelllane4758]

Accurate AF

[@P9rkour90]

Right?? She definitely stole it if anything

[@em84c]

​@@bunny-fh2ug I haven't used for 6 years but if drugs fell in my lap I would use it. Some people do flush drugs down the toilet but I couldn't do that, even now.

[@bunny-fh2ug]

@@em84c i like to think im strong enough now to toss it where i’d never see it again, same for you! but it is much different when its right in front of you & you can all but taste it again. hell yeah on 6 years sober baby ! keep goin strong 🤩

[@cherylsabol387]

How could you sit there and watch someone being murdered.

[@ragingbull888]

How could you murder

[@chrisnoname2725]

Maybe he agreed with it at least at the time. Did you listen to the start of the video and think she sounded like the type of person you would want in society? Do you like people that try to keep children from their parents to punish the parents? The law is there to keep society calm and stable. Laws are absolutely not a judgement of morality.

[@JaneDoesMind]

I hope the youngest daughter can stop the cycle of abuse in that family lineage.

[@ladislavjonas977]

Hopefully she's not gonna carry on the family business.

[@MR-in8bl]

Does the 911 operator want the caller to solve the crime too?

[@DonS-l9v]

Normally I would think they wouldn't want you to disturb the scene by trampling on shoe print or stuff or am I way off on that?

[@cfg389]

"-911 whats your emergency? -I think I found a body. -911: OK SIR I NEED YOU TO CONFIRM CAUSE AND TIME OF DEATH!"

[@redguard2529]

Right? Caller: I'm not CSI. But I watched them on T.V.

[@icantthinkofaname15]

LOL

[@Jazna1]

Poor girl never had a chance at a normal life. Sad sad story.

[@danielhowell1640]

Women like her fight for custody for no other reason than to use them for a meal ticket.

[@TechTalkTips]

I’m the child’s father and can confirm she didn’t want time with her child just wanted support money

[@TheEarlThePearl1]

@@TechTalkTipsok buddy

[@StefaniClowdis]

Exactly

[@TechTalkTips]

@@TheEarlThePearl1 actually I am…

[@TheEarlThePearl1]

@@TechTalkTipssource: trust me bro.

[@icejonesjones919Gaming]

Bro told them he seen the body, n they ask him "did you see the body smh