Cases Involving Deadly Weapons | "48 Hours" Full Episodes

[@bretzelpdx]

There’s something soooo heartbreaking when the only one a vulnerable person trusts is the one they should’ve trusted the least. Poor woman. RIP

[@WindDancer435]

Yes, that is true and it is even worse when it is a family member who betrays that sacred trust.

[@Runnygraph20]

She started going down hill when this demon got out of jail that says it all. She was poisoning her just like our government is poisoning all of us right now. People better wake up and realize conspiracy theories was made up to make you think your crazy but really its ALL CONSPIRACY.

[@MrBaltimoreRon]

Preach, No Words. So Sad.

[@miwi3095]

@@WindDancer435 22:31

[@donethwd]

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[@TheNinnyfee]

This is a stellar example of why we have to check on vulnerable people and examine their caretakers.

[@Hartleymolly]

Currently in rehab to learn how to walk again and your 100% accurate

[@joemars41]

Good point. Vulnerable people should be monitored and have people physically present in their lives to keep healthy. AND SAFE.

[@joemars41]

@@Hartleymolly All my best to your recovery.✨

[@kingpest13]

​@@Hartleymollydang, in 2011 I got hit by a suburban while I was on a bike ride. Couldn't walk more that a few feet for two years, walked with a cane for another three then had another surgery and had to go back to a walker. Stay strong, it can be a long road and it can be depressing when you can't take care of other people like you are used to. You'll get through it just keep pushing yourself

[@rhondadavis1483]

I’m a retired nurse that worked for years in nursing homes….2 good ones…left when one had horrible staff and results from the state inspections. The MAIN thing that will keep ppl safe in nursing homes is a daily visit if possible from family. If the staff know you are checking, they treat the patient better and you can find out about his or her care first hand. There are good ppl that work there, but you have to be an advocate for your loved one. Even the good ones overlook things and also don’t know the pts likes and dislikes like family. Food for thought…good luck sir in your recovery. Rehabs are mostly a lot better. The pts generally have their mind and there are more ppl like therapists in and out of the pts rooms…more eyes help when a person’s condition changes also.

[@LongJohnLiver]

I take care of my elderly mother and cant imagine doing anything to harm her. She's all the family i have left. I hope she lives forever.

[@RichardWagner-hi4zn]

I keep my fingers crossed for you! I hoped the same for my grandmother and she was 90 when she passed. It's 20 years ago and I still weep thinking of her.

[@Erichmustaine88]

I think everyone watching feels the same. Doubt anybody in here is planning on killing their mother…

[@ElieGroff]

We all get only Mother, so we should love them with all we have. I'd give anything for 5 minutes with her......anything. RIP Mom🎉❤

[@molliemae6855]

I took care of my elderly Dad for 2 years. It was the most incredible experience. I was determined to do anything to keep him from going to a nursing home. We got closer in those 2 years than we’d ever been. Unfortunately, Dad died quickly after a cancer diagnosis in March. I miss him immensely. I completely understand what you mean about wanting your parent to live forever. I would ask my Dad what am I going to do without him. He’s always been there for me. It’s been so hard.

[@gigiebangtango7]

❤️❤️❤️Long live your mom and God bless you and your family 😊

[@cindyhesson9213]

I always look forward to Saturday and a new 48 hours!! It just amazes me what people will do for money!! Thank you !!

[@PinkIsTheBlondOfColors]

I love these double episodes that they have been uploading lately - twice the pleasure. lol

[@JuicyPeaches504]

​@@PinkIsTheBlondOfColors YES!! Perfectly said🧡

[@danielbrofford3885]

Yes Cindy the love of money is the root of all evil.

[@dewalt459]

These episodes on here are way better. Than waiting till Saturday to watch them. Because the ones that have on TV have way too many commercials.They really dragged that show out. And make it two hours long when it could actually be an hour or less

[@cindyhesson9213]

@@dewalt459 I def agree!

[@judithnwankwo1620]

When the doctors can't find out what is wrong with a person, why don't they immediately check for poisoning? Why do the people have to die first before they check? Makes no sense to me!

[@elishh8173]

Because the tests cost money

[@onelifedontwasteit8568]

Do you think poisons all show up the same way?

[@tinajoerossignol]

Because they would need a place to start looking for something like that. They can't go around the person's home or interview people they know to try and figure out what to look for. There's a lot of poisons/toxic things that could be making someone sick or killing them. Cost to much to just start testing the list.

[@Katiee0592]

I have the same frustrating thoughts. Being so intimate with our healthcare system due to a chronic illness, most doctors/nurses etc don’t care. 90% of them. To put it simply, if their loved one or their own health was suffering as many people who come to them for help and care are suffering, there would be no stopping them to find answers. Our healthcare system is disturbing and deadly. It needs to change. Money should NEVER be the reason why people do not seek care, receive care, or are helped and many times, saved from a terribly painful death. This needs to change. Education is not sufficient for our healthcare workers. Many are incredibly ignorant. But more importantly, they lack heart and compassion for the people who depend on them. They’re lazy, inefficient, gossipy, and callous. It’s just the truth.

[@tinajoerossignol]

@Katiee0592 The whole reason we have government health care is do that people will seek medical care. Instead, people who are on government health care tend to be treated as nothing more than leaches and medical experiments, test subjects. Now it doesn't matter what insurance you have, we're all being treated the same way.

[@Emily-bt4um]

A former caregiver helped herself to my mother’s money before my mother went into a nursing home with dementia. Once I figured this out, I reported it to the firm she worked for and they said they had noticed that this caregiver had been showing increased interest in being assigned to go to my mother’s home, and they had cut her hours back. She went to court, and the money was recently paid back and court costs paid. My mother passed away not knowing any of this happened. This woman was vetted and it still happened. I think the theft started almost from the beginning, in small amounts so I wouldn’t notice. I think my mother’s dementia made it easy for the caregiver to get her trust. Family members need to watch a vulnerable loved one’s finances and welfare when a caregiver is involved.

[@chrissieroxba2949]

I’m so sorry you had to deal with that on top of dealing with your ailing mom.. it’s just not right! But I’m glad you all got some ‘resolution ‘ and that your mom was unaware of what the caregiver was doing! RIP to your mom! 🙏🏼

[@littlegreen5845]

Liar. You sound like that lady from “The Help” who ends up eating Minnie’s famous chocolate pie.

[@JustaPersonTryinToHuman365]

For the Algorithm. Thanks for the content. RIP to those who were lost and healing for those left behind.

[@PinkIsTheBlondOfColors]

❤ Well said!

[@5GreenAcres]

Since Jessie was friends with Lynn for a long time, I suspect that most if not all of Lynn's health decline has been slow death all along.

[@Rugelacharugula]

Which makes it all the more despicable. It was slow, deliberate drawn-out torture of a lovely woman who saw her as a daughter.

[@Bhoneyb355]

Ya think

[@NanasRanch]

Exactly. The parasite found a host and plotted from the beginning.

[@JaneDoe-tr5xy]

@@Bhoneyb355 Possible

[@lanalou77]

Me too! That’s one evil woman

[@bonniekesic8040]

Just started watching this. She kept going to the hospital TO GET BETTER. She didnt commit suicide. The caregiving thief is guilty.

[@RichardWagner-hi4zn]

Yes, they seemed to have overlooked that fact!

[@TwoTrees777]

it's disgusting how the defense and so called "experts" are allowed to try and tarnish the reputation of the deceased...unreal

[@OptikushPrime]

I don’t see how someone can sit there and actually defend such bs claims like she just happens to drink visine for fun but I neglected to mention that until after you found out she was killed by it like give me a break

[@kingjavezgaming3775]

@@OptikushPrimeit all comes down to money my friend

[@adamfindlay7091]

I see a potential lawsuit defaming a character no longer able to refute and defend themselves.

[@alloverdaplace2043]

This is narrated so perfectly I don't even have to watch it. Just listening to it is 👂👌

[@hardwired8084]

Me too, while working, sooooo soothing, storytime, tragic tho it is.

[@marshapieroni6677]

I listen at night....I don't bother watching

[@TheOneinthewoods]

I listen while in the bathtub

[@DBZluvz]

''when your married to a man you know his heart and soul'' no ma'am! you only know the 'him' he presented to you after this happened. you weren't there at the time nor do you know what kind of marriage they had, you only know what he's told you and how he's 'acted' with you.

[@insekta1701]

OMG, for real! That woman disgusts me with her entire affect of the ditzy blonde, clicking cheek noises, and her statement that she basically has magic powers to know his soul. 😖😖😖😖

[@underratedunity1528]

Exactly! And she couldn't even come up with one good reason when questioned

[@RichardWagner-hi4zn]

@@insekta1701 haha, it didn't work with you! I bet she is surprised she convinced no one.

[@horsegirlb7120]

There are *SO MANY* wives of murderers who never suspected a thing. She has to acknowledge that it's possible.

[@FasterFaster196]

There is no, absolutely no reason, and no evidence that Jim murdered Kathy.

[@LulasSong]

Thanks for using real people with real voices.❤️

[@jerrycooper7300]

Lynn seemed to be a very special person. That she had so many medical problems and then died by someone she loved and trusted over money is the lowest of lows. May she forever be at peace.

[@gmurph6499]

Poor Lyn she was a good person who trusted the wrong person. Very very scary sad situation. 🎉

[@RLU-wt8vi]

In the first episode, I believe the judge, and asked myself the same question. Had Jesse Kurczewski been poising her "friend" all along. Amazing. She didn't have such severe symptoms, that required numerous hospitalizations until AFTER Jesse came along. Pure pathological and evil. Keep her behind bars and warn her cellmates.

[@karenmartin4221]

“She was drinking vodka and Visine…” Right…🙄

[@spikenomoon]

Gets the red out

[@aliciakraynik7674]

​@@spikenomoonhee hee!😂

[@kellypantin7423]

That was mind-blowing when she said it but to think anyone would actually believe that is next level stupid. Who makes their vodka with a splash of visine?

[@hodajucipoligraf2913]

@karenmartin4221 What? Didn't you know that this combination is very popular in every country on this planet?(among the killers 🤪)

[@marcelokodama238]

Good thing I watched this marathon because the third episode was new to me. May God Bless the Moxley Family.

[@danielbrofford3885]

The cop says I seen his heart pounding through his shirt. If the cops walked into my house right now and accused me of killing somebody my heart would be pounding too. It’s real easy for these prosecutors to say no doubt in my mind when they have 0 idea of who did it.

[@JJJJ-gl2uf]

That's when I tell the cops to take a walk.

[@corrinaramos5906]

Thank you!!! Total bs!

[@cla3862]

😅😅😅😅😅

[@Tmiscia]

Or getting a medical examiner that’s different conclusion than other ones she said she wouldn’t have hired him if he agreed with the other ones

[@marisamichelle2522]

It pays to trust in the cops despite what ppl like hating about them. How could jessie tell her bf that someone” put visine in Lynn’s drink? “ that sounds weird. Yet she also says “Lynn put it into her own drink. “

[@IdRatherBeDiving-vr5gk]

32:00 This guy... he testifies that a year before Lynn died he saw her sitting there with a bottle of vodka and a bottle of visine. But Jessy's story was that she started mixing her vodka with visine just a couple months before she died. Seems pretty obvious his role was just to back up her story, but they forgot about making sure the timelines matched.

[@corrinaramos5906]

I guess it would depend on when it was that she gave that fake story. Either way it’s total BS. However, the timelines could still match up. Like, if she had given that story let’s say 6 months after she died, and then they went to court on it another 6 months later- then the timeline would match up.

[@bethmackins2433]

she had multiple interviews, she only admitted to lynn mixing the visine with vodka in her third or fourth interview after they told her she had a fatal amount in her system.

[@IdRatherBeDiving-vr5gk]

@@bethmackins2433 Yeah, that's my point. At 29:34, Jessy says "she was doing it for two months at least". Jessy explains the visine thing as something Lynn started doing a couple months before she died. But then this guy at 31:10 was called in to back up Jessy's story. The problem was that he admitted the last time he was in Lynn's place was a year before her death... but he also said he saw her bottles of vodka and visine right there. So Jessy, who sees Lynn all the time is saying she started mixing her vodka with visine two months before her death, but this guy claims he saw her doing it a year before her death. Doesn't make sense, unless you assume they're just trying to tell the same fake story.

[@deevillarreal9475]

That poor Lynn would have lived on the toilet with that mix 😢

[@TheOneinthewoods]

Kathy must have had something on her husband so he murdered her in that horrific way

[@TeaSpiracy]

Jessy Steal-yo-Checkski

[@brittanyclark9867]

😂

[@RichardWagner-hi4zn]

czechski! lol

[@maryg3143]

The evidence against Kurczewski is obvious. She did it and has no remorse for taking another's life.

[@January.]

It makes no sense to trust someone who was in prison for stealing money.

[@diaryofarealmom3264]

That isn’t true…. A lot of people are just in the wrong place at the wrong time. I also have a large criminal record from 18-22, but I have not been in any trouble in 10 years. I was just young and dumb, homeless, and living in the streets. But I would have to say it also depends on the charges. Don’t trust somebody that has identity theft with your money.

[@kittencatlover156]

The only person saying that she was trusted with her money is the one that stole the money. She's probably lying to try to get off

[@mfi-cf7sp]

some people get so lonely that they look past things they shouldn’t but I’m with you 💯 if you’ll steal from Walmart.. you will steal from me.. if you will steal a dollar.. you’ll steal a million 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@lunatic5162]

@@diaryofarealmom3264 still, you don`t know if that person wanted to do the bad again. Once people taste how it is they get addicted

[@tomspeed3354]

@@diaryofarealmom3264 zero tolerance for theft -life sentence for you would’ve been correct also. you know after the age of four that stealing is against the law. Somebody could’ve been killed in your stealing activities.

[@gloriasBotelle]

I like all of 48 hours shows 😊

[@gib59er56]

Yes, they are all great. My fav. is First 48. But I dig `em all. Cold cases are great too in my humble .....

[@awadventures6230]

First thing I thought was Jessy Kurzcewski had been poisoning her the whole time.

[@Marilyn-tk3jl]

To keep stealing her money!😮

[@ResinateByChanel]

I kind of believe that the axe murderer guy was innocent and the only reason that the burglary looks so staged is because the daughter was at home playing by herself for hours..... I know that that tea set looks like it was set up by a little girl..... Somebody might have really broken in and killed that woman and the daughter continued to play as usual and it made it look like it was a botched burglary..... I know that my kids go through my purse the second they get the chance! And that's exactly what looks like happened with that woman's purse.... I may not be right on this theory but I'm almost positive that he didn't do it....

[@paulastreet485]

If someone you know is going from Dr to Dr and getting sicker- consider the fact that they might be being poisoned.

[@RichardWagner-hi4zn]

But it is hard to find out. Where do you start? With open water bottles? And if someone prepares you food, you would have to say: sorry, I won't eat anymore what you have prepared. That is a huge decision.

[@paulastreet485]

@@RichardWagner-hi4zn most of the poisonous cases have said to friends and family-if anything ever happens to me check so and so

[@RichardWagner-hi4zn]

@@paulastreet485 Well, that is a little late! I was thinking more in the line of preventing death! lol

[@paulastreet485]

@@RichardWagner-hi4zn I agree

[@Magnificent_Mustang]

Thanks for the upload. Saw much about this already but watching anyway. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@sandgrownun66]

This one's doing the rounds.

[@DianaIvery]

I knew this wasn't new cuz I live in Milwaukee Wisconsin and remember this first case...

[@1412-n2n]

Unfortunately , my brother Married to a serious gambler. Who lost so much money in the past decades. Thankfully I convinced my father to write my name in his will.before he passed away.-- to ensure my mother will be safely protected from that sick woman. Dad passed away so did my brother during covid . But mom is going strong. And the house is under my name. No one can steal anything from Mom now.

[@kimemerson4608]

No. You stoled it

[@1412-n2n]

@kimemerson4608 haha, you are so cute

[@AndiSplatterpunk]

Okay..one more episode then I'll go to bed 😊

[@kkdoc7864]

Lynn’s health decline starting a year before her death was most likely due to poisoning. I’m wondering if any toxicology rests were run during that time. It is not something drs would necessarily do.

[@Zinaida_Pankova]

👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@PinkIsTheBlondOfColors]

I was just thinking, I wonder if they ran any tests on her hair to see how far back that they eye-drop poisoning went back. I agree, the health decline was probably due to the poisoning. Very sad situation, and Jessy had to be a really horrible person to do that to someone who loved her so much 💔

[@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO]

Our Death Care System/ Medical Industrial Complex is a complete failure/ completely incompetent and ignorant, and this kind of crime happens tens of thousands of times annually, the vast majority of which are undiscovered/ undiagnosed. Law Enforcement as well is completely incompetent, lazy, and do not give a damn. It happened to my Dad last year and the Police won't even investigate. The hospital/ doctors instead of accurately diagnosing that he had been poisoned over many months, instead finished the job by pumping him full of IV Fentanyl, Propofol, Sedatives, etc. etc. He was dead in a few days.

[@kkdoc7864]

@@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO who poisoned him and with what! Toxicology results! I would be angry, too. However tempting it is to blame an entire system, there are individuals who really do care. I consider myself one of those as an ER dr. But I have worked with guys who didn’t seem to care. Would like to hear more of your story.

[@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO]

@@kkdoc7864 - I'm not condemning the entire medical establishment here or everyone in it (or even close to that). I'm saying having studied this for almost 50 years, studying to become a doctor (never happened) and having been a victim of it now 3 or 4 times at least (myself, family members, friends) I have a well educated/ well informed, and somewhat unique perspective/ body of knowledge. Part of the goal of this (for me) is to improve the health care system, to try to prevent outcomes like my father's. Death is forever. He wanted to live as long as possible, hoping that if he could survive long enough, there might be scientific advancements in medicine that could help him live longer, and/or cure or diminish/ improve his ailments. I would also like to draft legislation which protects patients, and nuclear family members from becoming victims of such crimes, and victims again after the fact by the Hospital/ Medical Malpractice, the Government/ Politicians (bad laws, no laws/ lack of protections), the Police/ Law Enforcement, and other organizations/ corporations whose interest are money over human lives (just like the Criminals).

[@ginettedejesus6861]

Im so glad they weren’t able to pin it on the black guy who was not even in the area.

[@albondigas9549]

Ah yes , lets not feel for the victims here.Lets divert and go completely off topic and make it a race issue, pathetic.

[@Nicolethomas51312]

@@albondigas9549 They said the samething in the video just in a different way. I hate what happened to Martha Moxley we may never know on this side of what truly happened but God knows. I'm black and I'm glad they were not charged or convicted for something they did not do because of the color of their skin. Now there you have it.

[@sam_bibly]

when RFK jr said "if i'm lying about this may a worm eat my brains" i did a spit take...that says it all, to me

[@DivineGrace-ex1gd]

She never cried when Lynn died, but cried a river in court😡🤬

[@emeraldblue5291]

Narcissists & sociopaths never do. The tears only come when they're worried about themselves. They don't feel emotions like normal people, if at all

[@lunatic5162]

She needed to act to show she`s a decent human being

[@gigiebangtango7]

Yeah. That woman is selfish and downright evil🙄😐

[@FredArmstrong-lv2oz]

Nobody robs a house when someone is obviously home and not have a weapon and need to go outside to get an axe from the victim to use!

[@mfi-cf7sp]

severe gastrointestinal problems were stemming from the several different pain pills she was on.. go back and freeze frame the autopsy report she was on more than a dozen pills more than half are narcotics 🤷🏻‍♀️ js she was probably sad to be getting older and falling apart.. aren’t we all?! but I don’t for a second think this lady did herself in this way 💯 she had too many other drugs to have a nice peaceful bye bye than to use something that would make her hurt and sick.. this 🅱️ took advantage of that poor sick sweet lady! 🤬

[@Indiartworks]

You're actually insanely incorrect. Watch the trial! Not any of the medications in her system were at a level that could have killed her!

[@aliciakraynik7674]

Shame on Jessy! Lynn didn't deserve to die that way. Jessy is a liar. Lynn wasn't suicidal, just concerned about her money being missing. So, Jessy was about to be exposed. Her record was extensive prior to taking care of Lynn. Bye bye Jessy!

[@chydiener2427]

Agree wholeheartedly

[@yep_2431]

Best true crime channel on KZbin 💯

[@Userhdhd-t5l]

Beyond Evil. Beyond Evil Podcast. Ewu. Ewu storytime. Ewu bodycam. These are the best true crime channels. This used to be a good channel. Not anymore.

[@Witchfoot.Incorporated]

They did ZERO investigation of Laraby. Absolutely pathetic. Not back then, not all this time later. Didn’t even ask for an alibi. I stg I loathe investigators even more than regular

[@Indiartworks]

Um, yes they did. Watch the actual trial

[@ZenobiaDecrespin]

Wooooohoooo im finally caught up! Ny favorite true crime show ever.

[@gasmith7486]

Why do lawyers foolishly try to paint a picture of friendship between two people as a defense for the perpetrator?? MOST people are murdered by someone they are close to!!

[@fungfrancis7156]

For the Moxley case. I have no doubt in my mind that it's one of the rich boys oppressing one of the ordinary people's girl.

[@mwahha6965]

Absolutely, it’s either tommy or Micheal, the crime completely fits spoilt rage, and they got away with it because of their connections to the Kennedys.

[@fungfrancis7156]

I don't usually think like this or talk like this, but in this case, it is just too obvious.

[@FasterFaster196]

The Moxley's were wealthy people too

[@RamdomManeGenerator]

There is something about crimes involving a group of friends that seems so scary and sad to me. I feel so bad for this girl. I definitely think both Tommy and Michael were involved. Either they made a pact to both have sex with her, obviously she wasn’t into that, things went wrong, and they both moved her body. Or Tommy was with her when Michael attacked her out of psycho jealousy (and because he was a creep) then Michael and Tommy moved her body.

[@cfreemful]

My favorite Judge, the honorable Jennifer R. Dorrow. Present and accounted for✔️🙂

[@tam2505]

Isn’t she….

[@WilliamBonney-gl2qf]

She's right up there with Judge Aquilina

[@21randyo]

Shes beautifully professional 😅

[@brittanyclark9867]

I love her! Proud she represents Wisconsin 😊

[@roxannemoser]

​@@brittanyclark9867makes me want to move to Wisconsin. She's a fair and excellent judge. In my county, that's not the case. I'm a law abiding citizen and have never been arrested. But, I've seen some bad court cases here not handled with the class and finesse of Judge Dorrow.

[@MyTube4Utoo]

So, after some 40 years of having nothing to charge Krauseneck for killing his wife, they suddenly do even though nothing had changed? OTHER than they got a pathologist to disagree with others, and say that Kathy died at 3:30 am. Baden was able to determine that after ~40 years? They acted like it was a big deal because they found no other DNA in the home, but even before DNA testing criminals knew to wear gloves to keep from leaving fingerprints. To know you can be prosecuted just because they don't have anyone else, is *FRIGHTENING.*

[@christinariege9849]

Judge Dorow is an amazing judge! To have to deal with this person and the guy that mowed those people down at the holiday parade .. she'd get my vote .. on a side note, Wi is a great state .. we're not all malicious.

[@Metroid250]

I'm very sure it is. The lovely people, prosecution team, law enforcement, and communities that banded together during tragic times is the proof

[@Wonderland005]

The Brooks trial tho? Major props to Judge Dorow!

[@tam2505]

Right! I recognized her immediately. Also she stood a lot. lol

[@beverlylawyer9692]

Such Horrors people have suffered, Mercy, Rest Easy sweet people

[@santale4102]

I don't know if this man did it or not but the truth is that no matter how long you think you have known someone, you will only know the parts of them that they will show you. We NEVER fully know another human being despite our wholehearted conviction that we do!

[@64young]

Slimy caregiver Jessie took the same amount of money that my sister blew out of my moms acct this is really surreal !!!! Omg I just can’t watch this it’s eating at me and bringing back memories of my “family “….. so called I was the black sheep to siblings but my mothers favorite 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@AntoniaLopez-e9m]

Jesse didn't shed one tear for her so-called friend and mom.

[@janenerafie6609]

Judge Dorow is Awesome!

[@JustAThought155]

Episode 2: No judgement intended, but let me say, so too did wives say, “When you marry someone, you know their heart and their soul” said Gary Ridgway’s wife and Dennis Rader’s wife and a many others. So, no, sorry dear, you NEVER truly know another person thoroughly. Episode 3: Really, RFK???😵‍💫

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

Love your post! I agree with you 100 percent!

[@ColonizersBlow]

My thought too

[@martasplace6414]

Exactly!! I would NEVER imagine my ex husband, when we divorced, because we got along better once we divorced, and I was shocked to find out he was molesting our 5 yr old daughter when he had her for visitation! He did that for a full yr and when I found out I went directly to the police department and he went to prison, he even admitted to me that he did it, but I was in shock and questioned a lot of my life because out of all the men that I have dated I would have staked my life on him never doing such a thing. Ppl have secrets, and no one can say that they know, for sure, what a person is capable of especially before they met.

[@pontshomotloung487]

Watching from South Africa...

[@Z8Q8]

Does SAf have a weekly or monthly crime-show like this? Have you watched: "CoffeeHouse Crime" here on YT? It's VG also. :))

[@danielbianchi3479]

Watching in Northern Thailand!❤

[@jeannerountree952]

Watching from Waukesha county WI.

[@IdRatherBeDiving-vr5gk]

The defense claims that Lynn wanted Jessy to have all her money, so that Jessy wasn't stealing from Lynn. But that contradicts Lynn's will, which is her actual legal final wishes... and in which she left only half her money to Jessy, half to the other kid. So no, Lynn did not want Jessy to have all of her money (but it's what Jessy wanted.)

[@merrymeditation]

The greed and the stupidity is unreal, and unfortunately dangerous :( She is a definite psychopath.

[@kristopherbearden590]

Good point!

[@Sciencenerd11]

Thanks for the upload. ❤ just got on KZbin and was like YES a new one lol

[@ctom1985]

Did the investigators ever find all the bottles of visine on the day she died? If Lynn put the visine in the bottles and then died, where were the bottles? Jessie put the visine in the bottle and took the bottles with her when she left her die.

[@benanaaanen6817]

48 hours been in my ears while at my 8hours job the whole time.

[@GigiRulesTheRoost]

Who drinks vodka with Visine? come on

[@marshapieroni6677]

Yoy mean you don't? 😊

[@markkuhexen-sonderauftrag7760]

What a wonderfull justice system you have got out there in the thrird world country of freedom and opportunities

[@LaylaOlsen]

Exactly

[@riverroadracing]

Perfect timing, thanks for the upload!

[@JustAThought155]

Thanks for tonight’s upload!!!🎊

[@rhondadavis1483]

Love Judge Durow!! She’s moral, fair and speaks her mind…I saw her patience and yet boldness during crazy man’s trial….she’s got the patience of a saint for sure to deal with “sovereign citizen” Daryl Brooks😉 But she called this one correctly IMO also.

[@ForgottenPepe]

Justin time for lunch. Thnx dude 👌🇺🇲

[@Nurturing2]

54:27 Respectfully, I was married to a man whom I believed I knew his heart and soul. Boy, was I wrong!!! The mask slipped and the truth was revealed. My twenty-two year marriage was a lie. The light always shines upon the darkness. Thankfully, our daughters and I are safe. 🙏😇✨

[@femsff7090]

The first two are already available on this channel, the last one is new to me. Poor Martha.

[@gcrichman53]

Yeah they really keep repeating the same episodes just all in one episode that they call Marathon.

[@ally_tyson]

Same judge for Jessie as Daryl brooks. Such a great judge!

[@drlynnhutchinson]

That’s disgusting that this Jessie is stealing repeatedly $124.000 well as putting eye drops in her food , she needs to admit her wrong doings and at least show some remorse. Horrible excuse of a woman

[@PattyRice-q4g]

With friends like this you need no enemies

[@chatcrib]

Through all those visits to the hospital, that poor woman was dying a painful, slow death from poisoning. This is so sad!😥

[@rachaelleann9847]

Shes one of my favorite judges

[@WindDancer435]

I absolutely don't believe a black guy murdered Ms Moxley.

[@AustinB.3322]

Thank y'all for uploading this I needed something to watch. Love you.

[@missbae28]

The Kennedy guy bought that black dude to lie😂😂😂😂........

[@jumpscare1530]

Exactly, even the story he told didn't sound believable "we wanted to be cavemen for the night" huh?? Just looking for a scapegoat

[@anthonyesparsen7776]

Where is the suicide letter, that is usually left by a suicidal person They usually leave a letter of good bye family

[@Indiartworks]

Except that suicide letter was not written by Lynn....please, watch the actual trial

[@chrissieroxba2949]

@@Indiartworksthey’re point was that most suicides leave a note.. Lynn did NOT.

[@paxetbonum7270]

Jessy is currently writing a 38 page suicide letter on Lynn's behalf - it should help Jessy's conviction appeal. SMH.

[@2000magw]

Episode 2 I don’t understand judgement like this there was no new evidence or new investigation

[@Indiartworks]

There was an extremely long and very thorough investigation. You have no idea how much of an investigation was done by watching under an hour of a summery on 48 hours

[@shoddypockets9666]

Jessie's behaviour with the detectives is simply hilarious 😮... Those tapes alone did it for me. How many far fetched lies can one person invent?

[@DBZluvz]

what gets me is that most of these defense attorneys who are relatively unknown get these defendants that they know are guilty but still defend them hoping (in my opinion) to make a name for themselves. i get that everyone (and it's not by my choice) deserves legal representation but when do these attorney's sacrifice their own morals to make a buck, being an attorney used to be a solid profession but now it's mostly about getting coverage or money.

[@jeremyfredenburg3827]

Fear not..when there is not evidence...they will always "find" some...👍..I hate it when they say it's "suspicious" when someone lawyers up...it's absolutely stupid not to and there is this stigma that having counsel makes you look guilty...no it shows common sense...I get so sick of detectives saying "oh he looked nervous when we accused him"....WELL DUH....I was questioned about a very serious felony...and guess what I was NERVOUS when they dropped the bombshell on me even as a innocent man....just stop with that plz...

[@JK-gm6kk]

Yall really going in with these reruns

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

It’s new to some of us. Be grateful or move on!

[@DBZluvz]

well....... better a rerun then none at all!

[@JK-gm6kk]

@AidaShawJ.D. first, that's not how it works in this country. Second, you could watch it just the same from the same exact channel, in just an upload that's older. Third, call it a first world problem if you must, but seeing a new upload and getting excited. For about 30 seconds till I realize it's a repost. All I'm saying is that that isn't fun.

[@oldegoatee8450]

If she was never given a diagnosis for her complaints, then why did she have so many prescriptions?

[@Rebecca-hc5ju]

To put a Band-Aid on her symptoms. Some antidepressants are frequently prescribed off-label for pain management, migraine prevention, menopause, neuropathy, etc. Gabapentin is prescribed for a plethora of symptoms. Etc., etc., etc....

[@redshed2020]

Meds are prescribed without a diagnosis and off label all the time. It's treating symptoms with no idea of the cause.

[@thesecretaryofcommonsense3851]

To make Big Pharma BIG BUCKS... "That's the American Way"🤪😷🤑

[@DBZluvz]

because it's easier and cheaper for the doctor's and insurance companies to pay for a prescription then more tests.

[@DianaIvery]

I use to have problems with getting pain medication for my ss disease, but here it's ,They can't put a label on her illness but give her all kinds of prescription drugs smh...

[@reneesantiago6496]

Watching these shows scares me. A jury can send anybody away……evidence or not!

[@wadeshull8227]

Justice isnt handed out by man...God will give the final justice

[@anka_szklanka]

“God” doesn’t exist

[@patriciadonoho2199]

Poor Martha Mosley, RIP at 15. Sad. Spoiled rich kids/ People, Always able to have money talk, so they can walk…. 😢😅💙

[@iamGRILLSY]

FYI this judge is epic, I watched the trial and she owned it

[@erpthompsonqueen9130]

Thank you. Watching from Alaska. I watched every minute of the trial and associated interviews and documentation. I hope that you do justice to this case.

[@RubyArellano86]

It’s so scary to think someone can fake care about you & use you like that. It takes a special type of evil cold person to do that. Especially to someone who you’ve known literally your whole life?? Crazy.

[@catherinewilke5583]

This is a good argument for longer sentences and better supervision of parolees. Where was her parole officer when all of this was going on? Also, will Lyn’s other heir be able to get his half of the estate? Because Jesse stole from him too.

[@Peacemar]

Lmaooo jessie couldn’t shut up! 😂

[@JPEaglesandKatz]

Thankfully this monster will go to prison for a very, very long time and will have to repay any cent she makes if any. Loved how Judge Jennifer told her what she thought about her in a very honest and long talk to her at sentecing... That must have been torture for this woman.... Justice. Hope they also prosecute her mother.

[@thesecretaryofcommonsense3851]

Michael Skakel did it😔

[@deidradahl2802]

In the Martha Moxley case, I think an important part was left out. I think she was sexually assaulted, and when the suspect heard that DNA was in vogue, he hurriedly said he had masturbated in a tree, or something like that.

[@destinyteslashea1822]

Idk but judge is beautiful just beautiful and so is the woman being interviewed as well

[@stephenpritchard8787]

Just from the “evidence” presented in the 2nd case it’s hard to understand why it ever went to trial.

[@aliciakraynik7674]

As a caregiver myself, I am appalled by Jessy's decision to take Lynn's life with eyedrops. I never give a client medication without permission. I would NEVER assist in a suicide attempt either. 😢

[@LaylaOlsen]

That's because she's lying about that.

[@littlegreen5845]

Only a jury and prosecution would believe the ridiculous allegations. No one should be a caregiver or work in private assisted living. Modern day versions of “The Help.”

[@terrific804]

She was sick and doctors could not figure it out, for how long? And then after she dies they do?

[@shawnba2294]

“When you’re married to someone you know their heart, you know their soul” Well this testimony definitely beats forensic evidences, sounds to me like Jim is in fact innocent. Case closed

[@Arabzene]

There was no forensic evidence, I believe.

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

You think you know, but you don’t! You never fully know a person as only they know what they are hiding.

[@k.stacey7389]

Well it’s as good as the evidence that the prosecution had. “Common sense should tell you…” In other words, “we can’t prove it but we think he did it so you should think that too.”

[@andreaperini3982]

I would say to that woman : "Sure! Tell that to the Gilgo Beach serial killer's wife" 😅 #peoplenaivness

[@merrymeditation]

@zephyrcalm9717 I thought the same but the jurors said his testimony was excluded by them all. They convicted him on circumstantial evidence which I agree is damning.

[@B4D_5USHI]

There is absolutely reasonable doubt in the second case. There is literally 0 evidence tying him to the crime, besides the fact that he was married to her. They find the one crank who somehow, despite no other forensic medical examiner being able to determine anything, can say for sure that she was killed at 330 am 40 years ago from reading a file?!? That should have been laughed out of court. The fact that they didn’t find anyone else’s dna in the house doesn’t mean Jack, again it’s been 40 years. These cops are out of control, they just decide it’s the husband and go on the warpath despite any and all evidence to the contrary

[@christellpannell6808]

Just loving the judge

[@Eda-ow7ff]

She has cold greedy eyes.

[@ninabriesch4184]

Death By Eye Drops- Amazing how many use it as a deadly weapon and how many times in goes unnoticed... Reminds me a Short Stroy - Miss Marple by Agatha Christie..

[@charitygrames6443]

I immediately recognized the voice of the judge... Same judge that did an AMAZING job in the Darelle Brooks case. The dumb a$$ that drove through the Christmas parade ❤❤❤❤ Love her❤❤❤❤

[@christinefinniss6263]

Crying because she was caught.