Cheating Husband Stages his Wife's Murder as a Break-In | Glen Wolsieffer | TCC

[@mothersuperior6751]

If my good friend was in a tough marriage and showing bruises. Then is killed the night she was going to confront the husband. It would not take me three years to tell the police about that.

[@anibabikian]

Totally agree!!!!!! Her parents went to court daily but not close enough to confide in her mother? Does not make sense!

[@denyss3476]

Agree! Why keep that information to yourself? Maybe she also had a crush on the good dentist. Because she sure didn't show as a good friend.😢

[@duvessa2003]

Ikr? What’s that about? Was she afraid he would come after her?

[@freespirit8635]

Yup! Was just gonna say she mighta had a slice of her bff's husband withholding that type of info for THAT long.

[@cheyenneblankenship8179]

Just what I was thinking. Why did she wait so long to tell police?

[@lorettokennedy4647]

8 to 20 years is supposed to be justice???? that's what 's wrong with the system, you take a life, you should get life in prison , end of!

[@catarinagracio1997]

Provavelmente foi julgado por um juiz homem que levou a traição como atenuante...

[@DrineThePoet]

Facts

[@discobikerAndRosie]

That's what happens when you have money & connections. There were probably Freemasons involved somewhere but idk. Freemasons is a cult & they believe in "Order out of chaos". It's how a lot of CEOs, producers, & entertainers, etc get off.

[@HarlemPanther]

I agree unless of course for self defense

[@ElizabethFisher-i4k]

Or as in some cases 300 years LOL...which is totally not possible. only in America. Called the United States, but not very united, every state appears to have different laws for different things, does not make sense.

[@lisayork2624]

And at age 52 he’s already been let out of prison for ruthlessly murdering his wife and never taking responsibility. Unbelievable!

[@wheresbaby7783]

How don

[@chanellerogers8862]

That’s crazy!

[@debbiegrasse3920]

Stay out of Pennsylvania. Obviously their judges have no regard for life.

[@richardlippincott8881]

You forgot, Hon, this dentist was wealthy. two tiers of justice in this country. Yep.

[@jackiekupstas]

I was to sell him a cell phone at radio shack, after seeing his id, I refused. Manager did it. In Wilkes barre! Disgusting 🤮

[@NomadicLifer]

Do not confront your abuser. Get your kid(s) and leave. Put a plan in place and start putting away money a little at a time and get the hell away. Nothing good can come of confronting an abusive person.

[@starsparklemonkey3390]

Yes..and also get your friends and relatives to go for you if you ever have to meet the abuser after leaving (to collect belongings, get documents, or anything). Never meet up alone. Avoid contact as much as possible. And keep the new address secret. Share it only with people you absolutely trust.

[@Longhornechi]

That worked for my mother. I had childhood amnesia until one day in college. I was shopping for groceries and saw a man abusing his 3 yo. I froze, dropped my basket and booked it out of there. Everything came flooding back. My mother tried to play it down until she realized that my memories were specific. If my father had done, even a fraction of what he did then, he would be in prison. I still have nightmares and through the years realized JUST how strong my mother had to be. She went back to school, got her Bachelors, 2 Masters and a PHD! She was amazing 🤩- If she had confronted my father, she would have been beaten, one of us would have tried to save her and he would’ve turned his anger on to that person. He wasn’t a drinker, didn’t do drugs. I wish I could say it was a disease but he was just a monster

[@ingevonschneider5100]

You are so right. But being normal that is hard. A tiny part of you still thinks the person must react healthy.

[@pamelacarnes9652]

And never meet someone you have broken up with just to talk or any other reason!!!!

[@Mr60minor]

FLEE

[@staciacrick3373]

The fact he moved back to his hometown says a lot about his sociopathy . He is exhibiting I can do what I want and disregard and flagrant lack of emotional empathy for the other people who were impacted by this case.

[@beverlychase3587]

It called Narcissism- seems to me that in cases like these where the murderer is set free after a few years that the community should have their own trial and make him disappear

[@kellyraffaele171]

That is precisely what I thought as well. What a sociopath, indeed. Ego beyond understanding. I daresay, the community would not have welcomed this flagrant and arrogant murderer back with open arms.

[@ishp2]

A full-blown psychopath.

[@lisasternenkind6467]

You're wrong! Nowadays people tend to see narcissists in almost everybody. Almost everybody has some narcissistic traits, some more than others, without being a true narcissist. But here we have a different type of disorder in my opinion. This guy seems to me like a person with antisocial personality disorder, which generally is referred to as sociopath or psychopath. ​@@beverlychase3587

[@bluechurch776]

So her brutal death was only worth 13 years? Life has become so cheap. There are people serving more time than that for drug charges. Sickening

[@DrineThePoet]

It's absolutely ridiculous

[@lindafox3619]

​. BLA. BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA

[@drkmwinters]

Men often get short sentences for killing their wives

[@jackiecartwright9343]

Uhhh, when you talking about? This was 40 years ago.

[@that.ll_do_pig]

​@@jackiecartwright9343and 40 years ago, people were also being given significantly longer sentences for drug crimes. 40 years is not that long

[@L_Leocel]

13 years he spent in jail is too short.

[@Elaine-lk3iw]

Many men have spent over half my wife harrssin me that's why I don't like men😂

[@PhyllisBurris]

Doubt he spent 13 yrs probably only served half the time for good behavior.

[@ladeiiluck]

Exactly…. Especially with how he killed her and what he had done to her face.

[@janetmccoy7945]

Remember the sentence was 8-20 years. He served 13 because he confessed that he murdered her.

[@renee1961]

Hello, and Thank You. I read a book about this Case years ago, and Betty , and her Family did not get Justice! 13 years for Killing his Wife is just Wrong! He should have Received LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE. This happened near me.

[@Geronimo2Fly]

At first I thought, maybe he'll feel bad because he basically killed his brother. Then he went after his brother's widow. This man has no soul.

[@VioletJoy]

Bingo!

[@meredithisme3752]

Reminds you of Hunter Biden doesn't it

[@ursulamarshall1282]

@@meredithisme3752 🤡

[@starsparklemonkey3390]

@@meredithisme3752 Stop trying to make fetch happen.

[@lauriesmith82]

But he (and his wife) are 'deeply religious' people. Just shows what a crock of shit religion is.

[@leanderrowe2800]

He not only killed his wife, the mother of his child, he also killed his own brother, his parents's son. Because of him, many people were hurt.

[@honorladone8682]

Leander I'm sure he didn't care.

[@madsdee7803]

And his parents still supported him even when he did all of that. Because he was a rich dentist they could brag about. The other son wasn't someone they could brag about so he was disposable for the golden child there. The fact that his mothers obituary still called him Dr says it all really.

[@myname5731]

I’m just wondering why it took her friend 3 years to come forward with the information it took to have him arrested?

[@battlekitten4188]

Because women don't have loyalty like men do

[@Dulcimertunes]

Fear?

[@VioletJoy]

@@Dulcimertunes Fear from what? How about stick up for your friend?!?!

[@emmaskilton7346]

i was thinking the same thing when they said it was the breakthrough they had been waiting for.

[@tantalize811]

​@@VioletJoy🤣😅👏🏽👏🏽

[@Nizhonibearcreek]

So he was cheating on his wife before you stared dating but you thought he wouldn’t cheat on you ?? Lol

[@hullyokwanyo346]

13 years for murder!! What a laugh

[@OstaraDawn]

Never, Ever confront your abuser....just leave!!!

[@PrettyBrownNeek]

Yes! I want more people to understand this because it never ends well. It’s sad that we have to move this way anyway but safety is key!

[@donnawentz2221]

When I left my abusive ex I pretty much left most of my stuff behind and left while he was gone, and to a place he’d never find me. Didn’t go to family because I didn’t want to put them in danger. But they knew what was up and my Dad and brother told him they would kill him if he ever touched me again. I’ll never marry again 😂

[@suzib777]

I agree completely.

[@calgal5752]

@@donnawentz2221 I hope you have been able to recover. I wish you the best…stay safe. 🙏

[@Analiffey1916]

I went a step further, I left my country, I have regrets but protecting my son was paramount!! I could never trust a man again!

[@zazzifizzle]

Neil's wife is bizarre. You start a relationship with the brother of your husband almost immediately after he dies and only care he is a suspect for the murder of your SIL after you find out he's cheating on you. Wow. She's a trash person.

[@myzacky96]

You got that right! gutter trash!

[@loretta_3843]

Seems like "trash" people is a bit of a recurring theme here!

[@richardwait1206]

Seems that the adage there ‘is nothing like a woman scorned’ rings true.

[@pamelacarnes9652]

He's probably been grooming her for years though.

[@christinanevils3376]

What goes around comes around? What really happened to the brother? Seems karma always prevails!

[@stucook8622]

This guy should have never got out. The jurors should be proud of themselves.

[@bhemlorena9597]

I'm not totally happy with the outcome. He just serve few years in prison, he could have stayed there for 40yrs at least and he went back to his hometown? what a despicable human being.

[@madsdee7803]

It's sad that her daughter supports him still today and has more to do with his family than her mother's family. He cheated on her mother multiple times, gaslit everyone, murdered her mother while she was in her bed in the same house, conned his brother (her Uncle) into supporting his lies and his brother killed himself rather than tell the truth...and she supports that kind of sociopath. He and his family must have been throwing money at her is all I can say. So sad poor Betty cheated on, gaslit, killed and then let down by her daughter too.

[@NakaidaBeauzec]

Apple don't fall far from the tree

[@YuYuBee2017-cn3xh]

His daughter is just as deranged as her father!

[@aleisaetheridge8682]

It seems She's definitely her father's daughter ,horrible and so sad for Her mother's family but they might be better off .If she knows all of that and still supports her father she's not a good person ,I could see if she was still a child but now with the truth out there and she's old enough to know it .

[@denyss3476]

I don't understand how the daughter didn't hear her mother's screams, or the noise that must have been made given the beating the mother got.. she is not a stable child either.. it will come to a head later. 😮

[@minoozolala]

The daughter has been brainwashed by her father since she was 5. Probably started before she was 5.

[@Sckvictor]

His Narcissistic rage took over and he killed his wife. So sad!! May Betty RIP! 😭😭

[@roxy5154]

Kills his beautiful and innocent family. Pursues his very loyal dead brother's wife. Living back in his hometown. WOW! He would have to be one of the most ruthless monsters around. And he's living in the free world now. What else could possibly go wrong?

[@chapmans84]

is he still s dentist?

[@iseultbourke4692]

@@chapmans84 Wouldn't let him near my teeth. I respect them too much.

[@Mr.EmeraldTheGreen]

And to top everything off,,,, the daughter still supposedly supports her father and has little to nothing to do with her mothers family. If after everything her father did, she can still support him it’s a proverbial slap in her mothers face..... so so sad.

[@TheeyarutSaetae-yr3bq]

Ha ha Ha ha yeah ​@@iseultbourke4692

[@gombak3752]

@@iseultbourke4692😅

[@lynettevari2576]

omg 13 years our system is fu**ed

[@Lisa-fv7pp]

Do they ever think about the children and how their actions are going to destroy and devastate their little lives forever

[@redpill1940]

That would be a NO.

[@nicolepsy]

Ha! Trust me, this guy and the ones like them only think about themselves.

[@chapmans84]

who raised the little girl?

[@KatrinaMelvin]

Obviously they dont

[@dreamersleepwalker]

Nothing can justify murder, nothing. Unless you are defending your life or the life of your child. That’s it. In my opinion of course.

[@rocioaguilera3555]

I agree completely, but in such case it's not murder.

[@robertbishop5357]

@@rocioaguilera3555 exactly. It's self defense.

[@videoettaceo8900]

Agree.

[@chefaarondeleon6406]

I’m defending my whole family and my property.

[@OstaraDawn]

Agreed!!

[@Julybaby12619]

The actor who played Glen is So Much better looking than the actual "Casanova Dentist!"

[@elizabethmenegon8057]

Did I heard that right? His brother wife got with him and then go to the police when she realised he was still cheating but of course this time it was on her?!? 😳🤡 The entire family is phyco.

[@Gregory10000000000]

Yes, they are all rotten!

[@jackiedixon5076]

He had a great life. A loving wife. He was no doubt a high level murdering narcissist.

[@rebeccahooper7968]

chris watts

[@cecilelyons7178]

Not narcissist. Sadistic sociopath.

[@wheresbaby7783]

His wife doesn’t come down and all the commotion and he doesn’t go upstairs. Oh my God that’s guilt right there so guilty come on.

[@patwhite7970]

Divorce is better than murder, but the spouse doesn't want to pay child support, there's a life insurance policy.

[@sasintennessee32]

What’s really sad is other than his former wife being a victim his child is a huge victim in all of this and way too young to even understand

[@lorellgingrich1334]

I hope her relatives took good care of her and that she had as good a childhood and teen years as possible. She would be 42 yrs old now

[@Mary-zd8xo]

His brother became his victim too.

[@VionaRG]

Apparently his daughter, now in her 20's is very close to her father who had an early release from prison😮

[@shonabeggs4640]

​@@VionaRGDidn't this happen in 1986?.

[@madsdee7803]

His daughter has two kids of her own now and supports him. He and his family must have been dishing out the cash to her. He cheated on her mother and killed her while she was in her bedroom in the same house and she supports him? Ugh. How sad for her mother who missed out on her life, her daughter's life, and those of her grandchildren.

[@angelastars27]

Evil does truly walk among us daily.

[@duvessa2003]

It is said that womanizers actually hate women. That, alone, would explain the rage indicated from the crime scene add to that the certainty of being exposed as a complete fraud and general POS.

[@marktroiano1533]

I think a lot of womanizers don't give a damn about women one way or the other. They're just toys to play with :)

[@VioletJoy]

I'm thinking he's a narcissist who didn't like being questioned about anything. He probably had his brother wrapped around his finger too. I wasn't surprised to hear that Betty had suffered abuse. She was sweet and he was a fake.

[@tantalize811]

😂🤣 I doubt they hate women. I would say they don't respect certain types of women - the one's who fall for them. 💁🏽‍♀️

[@eboli7146]

There are many types of womaniser, that behaviour is always rooted in some kind of psychological issue but there are a variety of possible issues. Some want to have control over women; some want to punish their mother; some are looking for the love they never received from their mother.

[@marionvaughan3335]

These evil monsters should get life in prison or else the death penalty. Dont threat them like a human being if they dont act like a human being. Most of these murderers have no feelings for no one only themselves.

[@annfisher3316]

8-20 years, got out in 13 😠

[@VioletJoy]

Ridiculous. However I don't know the sentence for 3rd degree murder in his state. Whatever it was, it wasn't long enough.

[@אילייןלוי]

The " murdering cowards" keep the Death Penalty off the table..if theres a confession made by the perpetrator., and that's disgusting..they should get a confession by force and interrogation!!,not by making disgusting deals with murderers,why should they live??? they are unrehabitible,they cant be helped,so tax payers pay for keeping them in prison,cleaning and feeding them

[@JudithSweeney-p1o]

*flouting marriage vows, not "flaunting"

[@grumpygremlin2379]

I agree with someone else who commented. Don't tell your abuser nothing. Just leave.

[@geraldineharvey6804]

Well said.

[@ileneclarke9954]

Exactly

[@TraciCulpepper]

You gotta play Your Poker face!

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

Yup.

[@ShamieShaw]

That's exactly what I did. Packed a suitcase and leave with my child to another country.

[@feurquiola9444]

How tragic for Betty to die in the hands of her husband.A husband who slept with you in the same bed having achild in their union.God save the women from this kind of man.

[@TNT-km2eg]

Or anybody else , for that matter

[@ymrgjrjrejm7437]

Sad very sad it is like sleeping with the enemy unknownly

[@michaelsouthward7152]

I don't know how he could live with his conscience knowing he murdered his wife, having affairs, drove his brother to suicide and came out of jail like nothing has happened 😳 unbelievable!!

[@elas5889]

These people exist… it is frightening.

[@michaelsouthward7152]

@elas5889 absolutely especially whether they are lawyers, doctors, or even cops are sociopath.. You just never know?

[@Mojtala41]

He doesn't have one! 'Conscience'

[@StellaAsh]

Psychopaths do not posses a conscience or empathy - they get through life mimicking others behaviour to appear normal -

[@madsdee7803]

He has no conscience that's how he lives with it. He's all about himself. His family all still supported him after he drove his brother to suicide (they blamed the police rather than him), then to sleep with his brother's wife (that was HER fault according to them)...the golden "dentist" child never had be accountable for anything he did to any of them.

[@labelledujour5855]

These crimes shows keep me in high alert, and celibacy life.

[@tjongejongeman8153]

Yes, these kind of cases also make me stay single, too many crazy folks on the loose.

[@istudios225]

Agree! But bear in mind that staying alone comes with its own dangers. Be careful.

[@YeasminiPhone]

😂

[@julieoluna8887]

​@@istudios225Dangers such as?

[@shonabeggs4640]

​@@julieoluna8887Men reading your comments here 😱😂

[@elizabethgunning6745]

Unbelievable! ---- Back living in his home town and jailed for only 13 ýears ---- If I'm correct in catching the amount of years that he served. But his poor wife lost the rest of all of her years and her daughter lost her wonderful mother! An absolute miscarriage of justice for an innocent woman murdered and so sad for her parents! But well done at least to the perseverance of the detectives! 👏 Imagine having an neighbour though like him! 💣

[@ephesians_5_11]

Which is why a jury trial is a freaking joke! 🙄🙄

[@VionaRG]

Shocking that he got an early release, and his daughter who is also a mother now, is very close to her father😮😮 What this man could get away with!

[@Michelle-qq4sd]

Avoid confronting your spouse in your home. Do it somewhere public and where you can be safe!

[@istudios225]

But if it's your spouse, you and he/she will have to go home and be alone with each other. Of course the spouse is not going to murder or assault in public. They wait until they're home, where most crimes take place.

[@yvonnefernando6504]

Exactly true

[@abigailfreeman715]

Just leave.

[@angelcraig9912]

13 years omg that’s nothing she lost her life someone should take his

[@ericvansteenlandt7888]

If his murdered wife were my sister I would find him for sure. He would know what it tastes like when you get a beating and what it feels like when you can't breathe. This monster deserves nothing else.

[@jonathanwilliams7475]

Nancy didn't believe Glen was capable of murder until she found out he cheated on her??🤣🤣

[@julietgover2832]

Narcissists always want to talk about their injuries and problems to draw attention to "ME". Regardless of his wife being deceased, he was sooking about a bump on the head. That should have told the police straight away, that he was involved and who he was!

[@terriwalshe9045]

So true 😔

[@JudithSweeney-p1o]

*sulking

[@brendaeaster8874]

This case reminds me of a case that happened in Davis, CA. In that case, a young couple was stalked and killed by a man after they left their apartment. That killer then called his brother to help him, which the bother did, well, the case went cold. About a decade later, the brother of the killer committed suicide and his widow found a note detailing how he assisted the killer after he killed the couple. That blew the case wide open and he was caught. So sad, how can murder solve anything???

[@TawnyC_]

Why was he stalking them?

[@brendaeaster8874]

@@TawnyC_ he was after the 19 y/0 girl

[@brendaeaster8874]

@@TawnyC_ He had fantasized about killing this couple!

[@alisong2328]

I immediately would suspect any guy who was out every Friday with his buddies until 2 am. Nothing against going out with friends - but every Friday? And he was sometimes locked out of his house and had to go in through an upstairs window?

[@sharcrum]

My first husband did that on Saturday nights. Always. No matter what I said, if I cried, begged, left him, nothing ..... Of course, he wasn't a murderer but we ended up divorced and he's been married to another gal for over 40 years so... It's maturity and the right person I guess.

[@moldyvoldy1231]

I can't imagine their child being that house while her father murders her mother 😔 so sad

[@terraalbritton6405]

I feel so badly for Neal. He couldn't lie to the police, and he couldn't betray his brother. I feel badly for the wife and their daughter as well. Was it worth it? Why not divorce over lives destroyed or taken?

[@marilynglazier9794]

Plain and simple greed and selfishness.

[@jademoon5103]

Yes he could betray his brother and he should have.

[@honorladone8682]

Lying narcissist!

[@tigerlilygirl2643]

$

[@bonniemoerdyk9809]

In answer to your last ? .... they (this personality type) are all about looking squeaky-clean and perfect to the world, and it makes them furious if someone were to come forward with the truth (like an affair).

[@charitorabe2382]

😂😂😂😂I can’t stop laughing when the detectives said his name Glen LUCIFER 😂😂😂

[@judehemsworth85]

LoL 😆

[@Phoenix77766]

😂

[@mugurewachira7458]

She was married to the devil. Lucifer

[@Bootmahoy88]

This case sickened me, even more so realizing that Glen W. is a free man. In a very real sense he got away with it. Wasn’t there a Lifetime TV movie dramatizing this case with Michael Ontkean as the philandering dentist?

[@annfisher3316]

It's on KZbin, something like Murder at 75 Birch

[@lisabradford8180]

the movie with michael ontkean is "in a child's name" and the character he portrayed was a dentist also.

[@amymullen306]

Wasn't. It. A. Lifetime. Movie. With. . Gregory. Harrison. & Melissa. Gilbert. ??!!

[@zazzifizzle]

And he went back to the same town! The balls on this guy!

[@Bootmahoy88]

@@amymullen306 you know, I'm not entirely sure. There is a LIFETIME TV Movie with Ontkean as a killer, philandering dentis, but there may be another flick with Harrison and Gilbert.

[@CiprianaLeme]

Ladies, never confront a possibly violent man, even if he is your husband, when you are alone at home. Leave first, do it over the phone, or take a friend.... just saying and not victim blaming, but she could have saved own life if she had taken those protective measures.

[@pamelabrandvold5068]

Takes gall to go back to the city of one's crime. This dude should have received more years. What was that juries thinking? Crimes against an innocent spouse deserves more. His immorality, ego centric lies, what destruction he had in his wake, and the short sentence emphasizes that another's life is worthless next to oneself. This emphasizes all our lives are worthless and teaches the killer/predators nothing giving them total power. Look around the world at all the human predators and the exceptionally short sentences. The still living are left behind as bait.

[@shawnnewell4541]

How could he show his face again in Wilkes-Barre?

[@ChristinaTodd1970]

He killed his wife and his brother. Disgusting

[@janececelia7448]

Confronting an abuser can make them snap. However, as far as I'm concerned this shouldn't be a mitigating factor in a murder trial, especially in this case considering his previous violence towards Betty. Even though the daughter was only 5 years old at the time, delicately handled she still could've given testimony; she was the only witness after all. This narcissist destroyed so many lives. My heart goes out to Neil, Betty and all their loved ones.

[@RatherBHunterthenPrey]

It took Betty's friend over a year to come forward???

[@michaeltuffin5002]

Am I a part of this human race.. do I really know who anybody really is

[@user-is6de8pp7k]

No we never know. That’s scary.

[@GenerationJonesi]

Mer? I get being on the rebound but you get with your BIL who's under suspicion for murdering his wife? Run, baby, run!

[@careysullivan1650]

Omg the little brother makes the ultimate sacrifice for his brother (Glen) and gets involved with his widowed wife. Is this for real ?! 😮😳

[@terraalbritton6405]

He used his brother and was able to move on to his brother's wife? What?!

[@RatherBHunterthenPrey]

Hmmm.....ever heard of Hunter Biden...he did the same thing.

[@gingermiller8609]

uhhh...check out Hunter Biden and his brother's wife.

[@tantalize811]

She obviously didn't decline his advances. To me, she showed what SHE was really about - it was just her skanky a$$ turn. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@shanlim4625]

@carey, your misconstrued sentence makes it sounds like the little brother gets involved with his widowed wife.

[@Anon.5216]

Killing a person is so terrible. That is why soldiers need so much prayer. In their case it is their duty to protect us but must leave them so traumatised and affects their lives and their families lives.

[@AB-un4io]

Right? Most veterans have extremely brutal challenges with PTSD, among other physical and mental health issues, due to being in the service. And it seems as if most veterans are not treated very well after they exit the service. Every VA hospital gives sub par (at best) medical care, the branches of each armed service offer no help and no time for soldiers (particularly combat) to help them prepare for re-entry into the civilian world, the fact that veterans have horrifying suicide rates…it’s a terrible situation. Also, if you know or meet a former (or current for that matter) combat soldier who claims to have enjoyed or still enjoys/loves the act of killing, that’s someone to be extremely wary of in my opinion. 😳 I know a few Vietnam veterans and have known them for many years. None of them wanted to be in the military, none of them are cowards by any stretch, and each one of them suffers greatly everyday. Physically and mentally. It’s tragic. 😢 Veterans deserve to be treated as respectfully as anyone else; and with genuine gratitude. I may hate war but I have immense respect and gratitude for the folks that are in the military. The folks actually in the midst of war. They deserve better treatment than they’re currently receiving and, seemingly, than they’ve been offered in the past. ✊🏼🙏🏼💕

[@renee1961]

God Bless Our Military People.🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@beitruah]

The fact that he beat her until black and blue should’ve shown her he’s a truly evil man. She should have just left covertly and filed for divorce.

[@ennds4636]

I CAN'T BELIEVE HE MOVED BACK! That is ballsy. Wow.

[@Gaelicgirl725]

Wonder if he confessed to his brother, and then asked him to cause the superficial injury to his head to help him with the cover story. That would certainly explain why his brother never checked on Glen''s daughter and wife on scene. Also explains the gap between the call to his brother and the 911 call. Brother couldn't live with his complicity in the cover up - which would bring charges of accessory after the fact - which explains his suicide. Glen also filed a report of a prowler days before the murder -- planting the seed of an intruder attack. Along with the multiple affairs, that should have resulted in a first degree murder conviction. Disgusting that Glen Wolsieffer only received 13 year sentence and is now a free man!

[@marktroiano1533]

If it wasn't premeditated then it wasn't 1st degree murder. Jurors can't GUESS that it was 1st degree. It probably was though :) And you're right. That would explain the injury to the head. it's not easy to make your own head bleed...at least without leaving blood on the wall or wherever you banged it

[@KnowTrentTimoy]

white man privilege. Any body else would've received LIFE behind bars.

[@Super11022009]

This guy didn't even get proper sentences .. After a short spell in jail, he went on to enjoy life with his daughter and grandchi🤬

[@valerietaft657]

I hope the daughter doesn’t end up with a man like her father thinking it’s okay to be abused and cheated on!

[@TheresFuckeryAfoot]

I just read that she’s close to her dad & believes him. Yikes😵‍💫

[@kristinholsapple2587]

​​@@TheresFuckeryAfoot I just read that as well ..Hopefully it turns out ok

[@nancyhoward7005]

So your brother dies for you and you make yourself comfortable with your brother's wife and cheat on her with 2 or many?

[@Gregory10000000000]

His brother was a tool!

[@tantalize811]

​@@Gregory10000000000 Neil was the weaker of the two. He most likely adored and detested his brother most of his adult life.

[@cassandraralph5906]

I am very saddened by the tragic and yet unnecessary death of a young woman. I would have told her to just pack up her bags and leave with her daughter, to some where she couldn't be found ever again. It would have saved her life and quite possibly others as well. Thank you

[@ageeibc6029]

A painful ending in life for all these murdered victim. Lord, be this cruel situation be far from us all. Amen.

[@TegrityUSA]

Thanks!

[@TrueCrimeCentral]

Thank you!

[@margochanning6868]

Dealing with a controlling and abusive narcissist - rule no. 1: NEVER confront them alone in a private place. Before confrontation, lawyer up and have someone with you that you trust IN a public place. Make sure you have a safe place to go and take your child/children with you. Have photo evidence of bruising and file police reports.

[@donnawentz2221]

I wonder if the hygienist felt guilty for Glen killing his wife due to their affair? I know he’s the one that chose to do that but still …. It’s so wrong to cheat because it affects not just the spouse but also the kids.

[@marktroiano1533]

The problem with the majority on these boards, including me, is that we think other humans care about other humans like we do. MANY don't. I would bet an awful lot of money that she felt nothing. She felt NOTHING for a child whose home she was about to ruin. She wouldn't have cared about the murder. Maybe thought it was a way for them to be together.

[@AB-un4io]

Home wrecker.

[@allisonlew4508]

Most women who have affairs with married men have no conscience about it.

[@quickchris10]

I bet he had many more flings than this. Hygienist probably knew of it wasn't her, it would be someone else, plus, that's her boss; when he made a pass at her, she probably felt it was that or give up her job. That's why making moves on your employees is illegal.

[@91rummy]

What was this best friend Barbara doing for so many days without expressing her concerns to the police?

[@shantini2911]

Valid question

[@misselanys1219]

Maybe had a fling with him? Would not be the first time best friend bangs the husband.

[@sallyroeserrealtor6825]

I dont know why but affair reenactment scenes always crack me up.

[@tantalize811]

😂🤣

[@concernedkid3262]

the poor baby girl😢 Tragedy, certainly, all the victims (Betty and others who suffered) but I ache for the daughter most....

[@donnawentz2221]

I looked up the daughter and she’s living with her Grandma and is in high school. Also, the police made sure she got her mom’s engagement and wedding rings instead of Glen.

[@sheilaboston7051]

​@@donnawentz2221 "Danielle became a hair stylist and is close to her father. A 2020 story in the local paper noting the 10th birthday of Danielle’s son mentioned Glen Wolsieffer as his grandfather. Glen’s sister, Lisa Myers, also remains in his corner." She was a child in 1986 - that would put her in her 40's now.

[@nancyhoward7005]

Is the cement truck driver ok? Good he's ok. Awesomely awesome

[@mallymakings2853]

That detective sounds really tired. When are people going to realise there is *NO* such thing as “perfect?” No perfect human, no perfect marriage, child, family etc. I think those that portray a “perfect” life are the ones who have the most secrets.

[@AB-un4io]

As Dr. Grande (another yt content creator-he’s great-give his channel a look) says…”Perfect is the enemy of good. And good has to be good enough.” It’s a tough thing to understand that there is no perfect but I’m trying after many years of hoping to achieve that very thing.

[@E-Kat]

Perfect for me, in my eyes! My mum would've terribly disapproved of my fun loving, constantly joking, pulling my leg husband, who'd put our children first and play with them the whole time after work. He'd let the girls to paint his nails, backcomb his hair, fo his makeup and dress him in hats or in a mermaid costume. He'd do colouring books with them and join in in every board game with them. He'd carry them on his back and legs all four of them. The water fights were legendary! I'd ask to help me with the diy but he was always busy with our children reading to them and teaching them chemistry; making experiments and electronics etc etc He let them stay up late and watch interesting programs on tv. So, my darling husband wasn't perfect in many people's eyes because he let them paint his nails etc. But we loved him so much and now, life's so abnormal I must say. I miss him so much, it hurts. Our children suffer badly since his death. Being reclusive is my new life as I can't face the life outside. So, no one is perfect in other people's eyes but my darling husband was perfect enough for me, for us. 😭

[@tantalize811]

​@@E-Kat😔💖🙏🏾

[@serenasantiago1964]

So they let him go after he admitted to his guilt??? SMMFH!! How is that okay?

[@doorguru168888]

13 years he spent in jail

[@MrsDetroit622]

His account of what happened made absolutely no sense.

[@janewilson2421]

I'm so over these women who knowingly get involved with men who most likely killed their wives....seriously have some standards...these women just make the rest of us look bad!

[@GenerationJonesi]

I think they're fantasists. It will never happen to me & all that.

[@jeanmcguinness3297]

Amen

[@jenniferalexander5423]

This is a great channel!

[@aireothogaba8613]

Welcome you must be new 😂

[@gerganaG83]

Wth ? His wife's brother was " heartbroken from his cheating?! She slept with her brother in law, disgusting!

[@JJ33438]

no justice really. he took her life - he should have lost his! but he is free......to do this again!

[@pique-nique]

I feel incredible sorrow for the victim and family but every time I watch one of these murder stories where the murderer gets caught and goes to prison, I think … “…and how’d that work out for ya?” It pleases me it did not work out for them and they spend hopefully the rest of their evil lives locked up, hopefully in hell.

[@cruisepaige]

He’s out and will prob get his license back. Life is unfair

[@iseultbourke4692]

@@cruisepaige There is no way he would have his murdering hands inside my mouth. Bit of a slip and they would be on my throat.

[@avalonheather1071]

Murder is never a f@#$!ng option! NEVER..tragic story, going to think on this one awhile

[@barbararenner5473]

The child slept through all that violence?

[@sophiejameson4064]

It suggests the poor child had heard loud fights at night before and learned it was best to stay quiet in bed.

[@peggystoutemorin4529]

Look, some of these men are devils, but handsome? Beauty really is in the eye of the beholder.

[@iseultbourke4692]

So were the bruises that Betty sustained not noticed during her autopsy as it would have been seen that they had been there for a while, thus giving more weight to the fact the her husband was abusing her. Therefore more likely to have killed her.

[@susanm4424-w6k]

That is what I was wondering, but nothing was said and it took years before her friend came forward, very sad story.

[@terrealcee]

@@susanm4424-w6k Her friend probably just made up the story to be honest, probably after the sister in law and other mistress came forward probably just felt he is guilty so made it up. Otherwise it didnt look good for him but there wasnt direct evidence at all. The brother's wife, just could be a woman scorned making up a story aswell. Because why only after finding out he cheated on her?

[@dapawap]

Surely no one needs a relationship that badly!

[@marymcquaid7291]

The fact that the ladder was backwards could suggest that Neil put it there afterwards. Glen would've been familiar enough with the ladder to place it properly.

[@franziskani]

I wonder if his brother was an acessory to murder. That he was so much under the spell of his brother that he would help him to kill Betty. - OR he had seen something suspicious when coming into the house - that would explain why he phoned 911 later, he had to process his shock.

[@loretta_3843]

They hit the big, strong guy over the head but make sure to kill the diminutive wife? I'm only a few minutes in, but I'm suspicious...

[@AlixnGL]

He has time to call hus brother but never checked on his wife or daughter. I'm ready to arrest the husband already.

[@Anon.5216]

The little girl must have heard it all. And living back in his home town after prison? He has a brass neck!

[@MsLilac88]

This seems like a heartbreaking murder case. 😢 Hope that Betty Rest In Peace. 😢

[@TNT-km2eg]

She's not resting anywhere . She's no more

[@susanclow5384]

I agree first degree murder is planned and planned ahead. He wanted his family and all his affairs and did kill her in the heat of the moment but then went on to cover it up. His big mistake as he probably told his brother and he's brother couldn't tell on him and killed himself. How tragic and the person now walking around is the husband. What a narcissist person he is for sure.

[@theranjithjay]

1986 Pennsylvania- Police were called into a crime scene and husband Glen Wolseiffer told police that his wife Betty Wolsieffer was strangled and murdered by an intruder while he was out with friends and came home late and heard a noise and an intruder stuck him on the head and when he recovered he rang his brother Neil who came across and called the police. Investigators wondered why Glen or Neil did not go upstairs at once to check on Betty and her daughter. Then another tragedy and Neil Wolsieffer was killed by a car accident on his way to talk to the police. Investigators found that Glen had another affair with a a woman named Debbie and another named Carol and he was also close to his dead brothers wife Nancy. Betty did a foolish thing by confronting Glen alone and if necessary should have confronted him in front of witnesses or in public.

[@Robotina-e8u]

Glen did a foolish thing by murdering his wife. Stop victim blaming!

[@lindasoderberg9477]

"Crimes like this don't happen in,,,". Crimes like this happen EVERYWHERE! And you never know what happens behind closed doors!

[@laurids2007]

Exactly

[@dianaabcalen9954]

we watched too many murder scenes that the first minute the guy giving interview that he was attacked and knocked out we knew he did it

[@jessemerrill6481]

Man that detective has to be fun at parties huh?! He seems to have one speed, slow and monotone lol

[@kibbulz1]

Omgggg that's too funny!! I was saying the same thing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@zombiechicken7114]

I wondered if he has an illness or a past stroke? Sounds a little like that. Best not to judge.

[@hirainawhaanga6253]

Where the heck did he get the time to 3 x + work. Im in awe.

[@gritsNgravy-fn5ic]

WHAT ?? 13 YEARS ??

[@Gregory10000000000]

A joke of a “justice!”

[@strawberryjam119]

I haven’t finished watching because I yet I had to come to the comments to say, you know there’s already a problem when nobody goes and checks on their wife, “in the midst of confusion,” they forgot?!? No, that’s a huge red flag from the get go!

[@Rp-pc1rl]

I'm sure in prison, Bubba will really find Glenn perrrdy. 🤣

[@suerichards47]

Good looking people with huge egos should never marry as they love nobody but themselves ❤