Canada's Chris Watts | The Slippery Case of Robert Leeming

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

UPDATE 24/01/22: Robert leeming has been found GUILTY of Aliyah Sanderson's murder, and is now convicted of two counts of second-degree murder. You can follow me on instagram for more case updates: instagram.com/coffeehousecrime

[@franciosdauteuil4626]

16:00 randomly has a ton of bacon left out and put random places after barricading the door??? Not finished but that just sounds like a guilty person trying to cover up the smell and/or residual blood evidence by putting raw meat out. EDIT: 27:00 The fact he was so quick to try and show off the dead bodies of a mother and her baby is utterly horrendous and I am glad that in doing so he handed himself up to justice. I hope that he is punished for both because that poor child was robbed of a life and that mother was robbed of getting to see her child live and grow up by somebody she thought of as close to her. What a horrible betrayal and cold coverup by such a deplorable man.

[@postingbmwm3]

What is the name of the song/melody that starts playing in the background at around 24:19 (FULL TIMELINE)?

[@louloubelle1330]

Pls do the Chandler Halderson case 😪😪

[@allylabar21]

7:32 the bastard should be in jail for that alone. Those poor women and babies. I can see where this is going very fast!

[@allylabar21]

Please do, dying to know he needs life or death either is fine with me. What a big man preying on the weak and vulnerable. I'd like to see him try to live with me and my girls! He would be the one to go missing! Ergh smh

[@elizabethgrogan8553]

All he had to do was ask her to leave, just as Chris Watts could have divorced Shannan. I hate these men. They are both inadequate people who don't deserve to ever walk free.

[@supernova11711]

@@sophon238 So can life in prison lol

[@Libz]

@@sophon238 please tell me this is sarcasm lol. They werent even together

[@RoCkbunny769]

@@sophon238 not exactly a good look for you to say this. Looks like you’re defending their murderers🤨

[@Y0JA]

@@sophon238 yes to avoid the stress of divorce let's just kill the wife and children, that makes sense

[@m-705]

@@supernova11711 take a look at the Canadian legal system and rethink your view. The tldr version is: it is completely unfair to victims, heavily weighted in favor of criminals and in no way a place to find justice.

[@andy_B_goode]

Anyone who would intentionally hurt a dog cannot be trusted!

[@ktv1993]

Agreed! A whole different degree of evil...To me, it's the exact same as killing a family member. Fucking disgusting and depraved to do that to an INNOCENT living creature who trusted you.

[@lunarbubu]

So damn true. Anyone that can do that to an animal, especially one who trusted you, loved you, innocent and never done anything bad to you, you should automatically be considered a menace to society, because 1. It will not be long before you do that again to anyone else, other animals or humans 2. What the fuck is wrong with you for doing that period. It's a sign that they have no moral compass and don't care about anyone at all, and that is pure evil at its rawest core. This is one of my biggest gripes with the "justice system". They honestly could care less half the time about if someone can do something that depraved and disgusting to an animal, to your own fucking dog no less. They don't care about the animals themselves and they don't even care knowing full well that that is a sign they will go and kill more, and they have no respect, love or any kind of basic decency for any form of life. Not to make this political, but as far as I'm concerned, there is no Justice in the justice system, basically ever. They could care less about the individual souls that were hurt in general.

[@carolinebrennan3864]

Pos as this goof really makes me pray karma is real

[@yunglynda1326]

this!!!

[@17thknight]

Well that rules out trusting most cops

[@Cenc9]

"Being British, he went straight to the pub for a drink" Never have I been so insulted by something I 100% agree with :P

[@StoneColdFox17]

😂

[@missrobertson45]

😂😂

[@djedo2007]

🤣😂😅

[@kymkymarts7822]

came here for this comment

[@laneesha1000]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@FourShotmyEX]

You’ve got to be kidding me.. this guy literally told his deepest, darkest secret, a secret that would ruin his life and take away his freedom to 2 undercover cops pretending to be locals that he had JUST met outside of a liquor store. Not only that, but he actually took them to the location where he dumped the bodies. All in the matter of a few hours.

[@topspot4834]

Seriously ... When I was in 6th grade I stole candy at a CVS and I'm 40 now and still haven't told anyone outside of online. Taking that one to the grave!!

[@kunkkaralho]

@@topspot4834 FBI! OPEN UP!

[@megyskermike]

He's a drunk/drug attic, makes it more understandable~ sort of...regardless he's an idiot.

[@bosborne7200]

Yeah my thoughts exactly..

[@the_person_in_the_photo]

My mother only just found out a few weeks ago that I stole a sticker packet eveytine we when to video ezy when I was about 7-10ish

[@logansymmes2193]

I'd never heard of this case before this video. Absolutely heartbreaking and infuriating.

[@LCx829]

Same never heard of it. Disgusted by this case.

[@Babaaa24]

Correct

[@Lucywonderhunt]

I’m British and never heard of this unfortunate case ! So sad

[@AlexisS998]

Me too, and I'm Canadian??! From Alberta too

[@hatake1990]

Same...leaves an awful taste in my mouth.

[@barefootedbougie]

I will never ever ever understand why these men do not just tell the woman they do not want to be involved with them anymore and just move on. It's just beyond me.

[@fluffin4bean]

Child support. It’s always about money.

[@jolly_39]

You don't have to pay child support for a girlfriend's child she had with another partner if you break up...

[@mamobee]

@@fluffin4bean they weren't even married though???

[@TS-rd7oy]

They have defective brains.

[@vadr0ka]

@@mamobee You don't have to be married to pay child support.

[@travismcfern9671]

The huge red flag in those media interviews is the fact he was regularly laughing and smiling when his ‘good friend’ was missing

[@Grant849]

I think that's why he mentioned it was a bad idea to go the pub before an interview

[@monalisasweetheart7369]

So true!! Such a narcissistic animal!! 😡🧐🤬

[@Mr___f]

I genuinely don't think I could keep my liquor down in the same circumstance. Homie looked extra guilty

[@PaladinMika]

he was fucking drunk, that's why he was laughing, not because it was funny or anything like it

[@travismcfern9671]

@@PaladinMika hilarious

[@CassidyListon]

UPDATE: The judge found him guilty of BOTH murders.

[@abbigail.a]

GOOD!

[@rullmourn1142]

You have a link.?

[@rullmourn1142]

What's the sentence.?

[@CassidyListon]

@@rullmourn1142 his sentencing is on Feb 11.

[@cindycinn2724]

Of course he killed the daughter..smashed her head then threw her down the stairs...oops she feel....yes he did it...he did it all

[@Libz]

The interview where hes laughing.. you can see the evil and fake ignorance in his face.

[@PhoenixLyon]

He was probably drunk or high, both of which lowered his impulse control. What a piece of work. Love your kitty profile pic!✌😸

[@yunglynda1326]

yeah. another thing is he talked about her in the past tense which is a sign he knew she was dead.

[@Libz]

@@PhoenixLyon yes 100%, you can tell just by the state of his hair, and his red face that hes wasted lol. Sophie says thank you hahaah😻😻

[@Libz]

@@yunglynda1326 yes just another layer there, he really is dumb for getting drunk and doing an interview

[@Samarthjbr]

Correct

[@an.artist.named.kim.]

What is scary for me is that, if he hadn't blabbed to his two new friends, the undercover officers, he may still be free. I'm glad that her family got the closure they deserved. What a horrible man.

[@maryyoung7373]

So glad they got the truth out this awful person.

[@absolutelypitiful3837]

They didn't have any real evidence without him leading them to the bodies. If you don't have them, it's not unfathomable for instance to believe that she might have met another man who did her and her daughter harm.

[@michaelmignone5869]

Apparently this guy never saw the movie "Layer Cake". I'm equally amazed at how big a p.o.s this guy is with how stupid someone has to be to not think 2 new people just randomly wanting to know if he killed his gf is highly unusual and a red flag.

[@kareemi7080]

kinda moms fault too for leaving her baby with an alcoholic and pot head

[@mihirengg19]

@@kareemi7080 oh boy the feminists will come for you.

[@kristn6513]

Animal abuse should be severely punished! Normal humans don't harm animals. It is the first sign of a phyco!!

[@Goldensimba815]

I almost stopped watching the video when I heard he tied the dog to the tree and left. The dog had no idea what was going on getting tied up and seeing their owner walk away. He was prob so scared at night. I started crying my pup is the world to me

[@calamari206]

@@Goldensimba815 yeah this guy is truly a piece of shit, I struggle to imagine how someone could do something like this.

[@ffhummel5569]

Do we know whether the dog died? So sickening 😡

[@JesseSprague-cc3sy]

I know it's infuriating. The laws in my state of PA are a joke.

[@FreeDom-nm5tu]

We eat animal meat as part of our main diet, stfu.

[@janndwightnicolas1844]

The only difference between this guy and Chris Watts is that when Chris was interviewed by the media, he was trying his best to get emotional to win the sympathy of the people. While Robert was laughing and smiling throughout the interview. It can be because he was already drunk. But, Robert and Chris are just pure evil. May the victims rest in paradise and these guys, just rot in hell.

[@michaellovely6601]

Plus; Robert Leeming did not get a plea bargain whereas Chris Watts did. Even if he got a plea bargain from the Crown Prosecutor; Robert Leeming probably wouldn't accept it.

[@Genxr-u8o]

No Chris Watts is much.more evil. Those 2 little girls were his own flesh and blood.

[@samsamcupcakes6476]

Chris Watts wasn't an alcoholic... And didn't smoke weed...

[@mariaorourke5866]

I think he was revelling in all the media attention and feeling very self important as well as being seriously drunk. Also it helps to have more than two sozzled brain cells to rub together - I've seen brighter turnips! I feel so sad for Jasmine and Aliyah. RIP together.

[@Andreea6442]

Some people laugh when they feel uncomfortable. Is a self soothing gesture in a way, can't really control it. He was laughing because he wanted to hide his truth. In his drunken state he was trying to appel and seem normal, but he wasn't disconnected like a sociopath is, his subconscious was afread so you see a lot of clues in his behavior that he is lying. With a real sociopath, you would not be able to tell anything, you would never know.

[@Fluer-de-Lis]

I can’t believe he confessed to strangers... I’ve never heard of this case.

[@trossk]

Thay was the most odd part of this whole thing for me.

[@Vizzu]

@@trossk at this point I think he wanted to be caught but why confess to strangers? no idea

[@dmacrolens]

@@Vizzu Drunkards don't have high standards. Anyone will do.

[@markmike7933]

@@dmacrolens GOD I've confessed to women in the past about cheating when I was drunk! I am middle aged now and that was in my 20s. I learned my lesson by my mid 20s.

[@supastar25]

Yeah they had just met but he felt comfortable enough with them to start talking. I think it's because the undercover officers were really good and basically nailed down how best to approach him and the kind of person he is...which is obviously a big talker once he's downed a few drinks.

[@karyndrake7219]

I love the way to cop talks. "You're not making a whole lot of sense here guy". love it

[@criticRN]

Same !

[@Navvs15]

Some how I knew he’d say “I was in here drinking” when the cops said we’ve been out here for hours.

[@maramarxx2431]

And from the start, that face beaten by somebody trying yo defend herself

[@Cure_Hana]

Robert: “I’m not your guy, friend!”

[@Carebearritual]

very canadian 😭

[@killercat1981]

I'm no expert but as soon as I saw the strips of bacon placed around the house the first thing that I thought of was he's trying to cover the smell of decomposition in case the cops brought in dogs that are trained for that. I don't believe he accidentally killed the little girl either, he doesn't deserve another second alive.

[@DKF_oli]

You don’t think it’s just a taunt against the police, how people call them “pigs”, “bacon”? Raw bacon doesn’t really smell that strongly, maybe after a while but they said it was only the next day.

[@carolynjiminez1247]

I was stumped by the bacon but your theory makes great sense!!

[@BakedBrain7100]

@@DKF_oli I think the idea is that dogs like bacon and would get distracted, the smell is strong to them. Lol

[@ennds4636]

​@@DKF_oliI def thought it was a taunt as well.

[@lifewithkbhm]

Reporter: “how are you doing through all of this?” Robert: “ 😁 traumatized”

[@Rohityourface]

He acting like a victim is so sickening

[@2509498788]

You didn't like traumatize at all

[@joelvaldez4246]

Correct

[@wonder777warrior6]

@@2509498788 wtf are u even saying?

[@Navvs15]

The way he kept laughing was odd…

[@LynnNgugi]

Thank you for respecting the victims. I love your work🙏 More Grace to you.

[@sonimuthoni7171]

Hii lynn your fan from kenya wow you also like murder cases

[@aliceritho]

Wow for some reason I didn't expect to find a Kenyan comment here let alone yours😍😍❤️...I love your work too @lynn Ngugi....glad we have the love of true crime in common...❤️

[@kadzo6614]

Our own Lynn is here..❤👋

[@totodenis9078]

@@sonimuthoni7171 Kenyans are everywhere haha

[@Anonymous38572]

Why wouldn't he respect them I'm confused

[@KaliCush]

No f**king way the child fell down the stairs and if it was an accident why didn't he call 911? I don't believe it for a second. He deserves to be buried under the prison.

[@Deebeez716]

Was the bacon his way of calling the cops pigs ?

[@KaliCush]

@@verreal Even someone completely hammered would know to call 911 if an accident happened. I call BS on his story.

[@KaliCush]

@@Deebeez716 Like taunting them? Maybe.. Dude was drunk the whole time the police where investigating their disappearance.

[@yunglynda1326]

this tbh

[@MollyMcBooter]

Yeah they said multiple head traumas. That would have to be one loooong set of stairs, and somehow none of her other body parts hitting the stairs 🤔 Dude was mad and drunk and beat that poor baby in the head. 💔

[@ALLDAYKPOP]

It's so scary because this guy's description perfectly matches my ex. The verbal and emotional abuse turned into physical one day and after the police left (he had fled), I packed up a few things and left with my toddler. We never went back.

[@roomcguire]

Glad you got out & are safe now ❤❤❤

[@sarahwatterson5706]

Sarah was *VERY* smart to get the hell out of that relationship and for fighting for sole primary custody of her child. I don’t think I have to tell anyone here what an inherently evil thing it is to harm pets, let alone kill them. That’s one of the biggest and brightest red flags there is. But what a cruel and torturous thing to do to a helpless dog. Describing him as a heinous monster is even an understatement. But not just satisfied with killing his pets, he decides he needs to kill a woman & child who opened their lives to him and who had loved him. He’s a man without a soul and with no humanity, a truly disgusting individual.

[@GypsyRock]

Yes the dog is a sad thing but this is about a human woman and baby. People always get more upset over an abused dog than an abused and brutally murdered human and little babe. Not picking on you individually, ur comment just reminded me how frustrated I am and I get, over so so so many people seeming to place more priority on animal abuse or even death than dead humans. They’re all lives.

[@mcmuffin7941]

I give her so much respect. So many people stay in toxic situations and relationships until it’s too late.

[@WYIN98]

@@GypsyRock I'll always feel 100% sadder for the animals because they can't comprehend the situation, a human can understand what's going on

[@ray-tx8yx]

@@GypsyRock Not all humans are lives worth saving. In this case, the woman and the child including the dog were innocents. And I daresay, most animals are worth countless humans.

[@Angie-jm8kp]

@@WYIN98 a human may understand but a young child doesn't and these were innocent people, I care for animals aswell as humans but to murder a young mother and young child is disgusting and I hope he rots in hell.

[@carleysanftleben7223]

I am from Calgary and have never heard of this story. Thank you for covering it. There's another one from Calgary you should look into. Into I believe it happened about 7 years ago. Now. It's where a police officer's son went nuts and stabbed a bunch of people at a house party and killed five people. It was incredibly sad. It affected so many people around Alberta. I'd love to see you try to cover that one

[@carleysanftleben7223]

The guys name is Matthew de grood.

[@kylejmxb]

Alberta has had a few pretty messed up cases. I am in Edmonton, and have encountered a number of similar situations in the media. Be safe out there!

[@isabelvermeulen2288]

I agree, De Grood's case is actually pretty sad. It was because of his Schizophrenia that those students passed away in 2014. It really affected the community when that happened, especially on the street when the Brentwood 5 happened. I'm glad that someone remembers :)

[@justinmarit7938]

Respectfully, there isn’t much to this case. It was awful, no doubt. But he was schizophrenic, proven by many different doctors and he simply had a mental break.

[@TigTig-Kitty]

Calgary has had some really bad murders over the years ! I still think about Stephanie Favel who pushed an elderly person off the C-train platform unprovoked and then committed more violent crimes!

[@naboegrainger1132]

He's clearly a very disturbed and manipulative individual, who senselessly extinguished the light of two beautiful souls. Rest gently Jasmine and Aliyah 😔

[@luccamartin8197]

This sadistic creep also left their dog to die from starvation and exposure after being tied up at the top of a mountain :-(

[@elishh8173]

What an evil monster.

[@quirkyfemmepeach]

To me another interview red flag was him saying ‘towards the end’ - felt like a slip up of him meaning towards the end of their lives. I reckon any innocent person would have said ‘up until they went missing’ or something similar. Another expertly covered case Adrian well done! x

[@susanne4106]

Correct

[@antoniopalladino5802]

correct

[@cuchuloholic]

thats a stretch they were talking about the relationship not her life

[@RinRiot1980]

@@cuchuloholic the interviewer asked, “Was there any romantic relationship between the two of you? Or is there?” to which he replied, “There was, initially, but towards the end, no.” You can try to rationalize it, but that is, indeed, a huge red flag.”

[@cuchuloholic]

@@RinRiot1980 well the same language can be also used in cases where someone is not dead and someone is strictly talking about a relationship and be acceptable.

[@firstgrace]

This story left me completly broken and devastated. Learning that this dear mom found her sweet baby child dead on her bed... I have no words. Cannot begin to imagine their suffering. I hope they are holding each other in heaven as they do in all the pics. To their family: I am so deeply sorry for your loss and unimaginable pain ♡

[@bambinaforever1402]

I think the child was noisy, he was drunk and stoned, so he just silenced the child and then the mother because she probably tried to interfere.

[@graduke1]

Can't believe his story entirely. He could have killed jasmine first and then killed the child who could have been in bed.

[@justinhopper5941]

You actually believed that story about the kid falling down the stairs? He’s trying to tone it down to minimize what he did by telling that b.s story to the cops. This psycho is a pathological liar. What actually happened is likely far far worse.

[@SematerySyren]

You’re broken and devastated over a KZbin video about someone you dont know

[@sarahamira5732]

Its called having empathy, mate, try it sometime ​@@SematerySyren

[@via45]

It's terrified whenever the line "and then he grew angry" means a simple emotion lead to a woman's death, it's too common and terrifying.

[@vixxxenfoxxx3660]

Same can be said for women that kill their male partners. Just goes to show humans from all walks of life are capable of evil. Regardless, male or woman, anger is no reason to take a life. Heck, I don't think any emotion clears a person to take another's life.

[@potatojones1089]

@@vixxxenfoxxx3660 Sure. But it is far, far, faaaar more common for men to kill their partners than women.

[@corvid1221]

According to the ONS, in 2020 77% of domestic homicide victims were female, with 96% of the perpetrators being male. Of the 23% male victims, 53% were killed by another male. Yes, domestic violence against men is a very real and serious problem, but feeling the need to bring it up whenever someone talks about male-on-female violence makes you seem like a bit of an arse. Especially when considering the statistics.

[@beebee8217]

@@vixxxenfoxxx3660 please don't both sides this. Yeah anger can lead to death of any gender but women and afab people are effected at much higher rates and the proponents of said violence (whatever gender their victim is) is disproportionately men. You cant just say "people are shit" and leave it at that, you are not helping the discussion.

[@vixxxenfoxxx3660]

@@beebee8217 and how is divide helping? How does dividing the human race help anyone? People say we are equals but clearly that's a definite lie. Look what the Depp/Heard trial showed us, people automatically believed Amber Heard was some defenseless victim all bc she said so. No proof to back her claim other than I have a vagina therefore I would never lie. She's on audio mocking and belittling Depp for being a man and a victim. Equality? Hahaha. Nope. I work with the courts in 7 different states, I have been involved with about 860 cases, an additional 4 currently active. Male predators get far worse sentencing than women predators. Male victims get far less justice than female victims. Is that fair? What is wrong with holding all accountable, not just men? Why do only females deserve justice? Then we wonder why male victims are less likely to come forward. Because of people like you who say 'you don't matter as much as females because they suffer more'. Thank you for proving we still have a long way to go for equality. This is coming from a 34 year old black American woman who was a victim of sexual assault for 11 years by both men & women. At 17 I was beat & r@ped (vaginal and rectal tearing [32 stitches], 3 fractured ribs, broken left femur, shoulder popped out of socket, fractured eye socket, nose, split lip [7 stitches], multiple broken fingers) and left for dead. 3 women & 1 man did this to me. I was thrown out of a vehicle and left in the middle of nowhere to die. The vaginal and rectal tearing came from the actions of the women with a broken vodka bottle and tire iron (4way). So don't tell me how women aren't so bad or as bad. So between my own personal experience and professional/career experience I have a decent insight to this. As long as people like you continue to ignore equality male victims will be too ashamed to come forward. Their claims & themselves will always be made to feel less than. People are capable of evil, no matter their sex/gender just like people of every sex/gender can be victims. No one deserves to have their pain brushed aside because 'the stats don't favor them'. The stats are very wrong for both male & female victims, moreso for males.

[@Tryingtogetradical]

I don’t get how a spouse/lover can kill someone and then not expect to be caught or the main suspect. It’s almost ALWAYS them, like come on

[@Awaredo]

Right! Like, it pisses me off because lives are taken away FOR NO REASON!! You’re going to get caught, you’re clearly not smart, just stop before you do it. 🤬 RIP to these two beautiful angels! I’m sooooo sorry your life was taken by this disgusting monster! Like, how tf do you kill a person, a baby at that!!! I hate people 🥺

[@jeremyt2212]

Just my own speculation, but I think that there are so many people who've spent years watching CSI, Forensic Files and the like, and think that they're some kind of qualified criminal mastermind now. They seem to forget the part where the killer always gets caught in the end. As I remember a cop saying in an old episode of Forensic Files, "If you think you can pull off the perfect murder, there's a thousand ways to f**k it up, and you're a genius if you can think of five hundred."

[@cherrymetha3185]

What about the ones that don’t get caught ! We only hear about the ones that do . Also sometimes the police don’t have any enough evidence so can’t take it further .

[@Cameruption]

Assume innocent until proven guilty. This line of thinking can bring a loot of innocent people to jail.

[@OscarFrosty]

The biggest red flag when the cop asked him if they'd been in an argument recently, "yes, I guess - she told me she was leaving a few weeks ago". The most dangerous time for woman in a relationship is when she is leaving. Her chances of being murdered go wayyyyy up. This should have been the first clue.

[@f0xcreep]

him laughing while being interviewed was haunting! thanks for this one, i’d never heard of it before!

[@OhItsKobi]

*gf and young child missing* Journalist: Can you tell us about your experience with this? Robert: Omg 😆😀 it's been CrAzY 😀🍺😆

[@leemannino9347]

I’ve seen a few videos that remind me of the creepy laugh here. One is Ted Bundy, another is Eileen Wuornos, and the most recent one I saw on KZbin, Diane downs. I think it’s a sign of psychopathy/lack of understanding of proper emotion. They think it comes off relatable and cool and diffuses people looking at them for the crime, but it’s the opposite. Laughing and cracking jokes seems extremely off

[@edinsinanovic4741]

That's more less tachtic to confused and make more suspect on someone... Just very sad behaviour

[@blackeagle6268]

Erie!!! 🤢

[@got_rats]

@@leemannino9347 I see it more as nervous/manical laugh. They don't laugh when being questioned by the cops, they laugh after they know they're that close to getting caught.

[@weirdautumn]

He lost me when he tried to hurt a dog. And not just hurt but to left it tied to a tree with no food and water to die. That's just uncalled for and cruel. Absolute psycho. I haven't even heard the whole story yet, but I don't trust this dude already.

[@jennybeanSMC]

Yes that should have been a MAJOR red flag right there.

[@PhoenixLyon]

I've always said; If anyone hurts one of my cats, the cops can have what's left of them when I'm done. ✌😸

[@frankmarano1118]

Seriously why would he have it tied up, ensuring its death?? Not even going to give it a fighting chance, & even if he did thatd still be incredibly messed up because domesticated dogs are not used to having to hunt for food, theres almost no chance of them surviving even if free.

[@DPSFSU]

Dogs are better people than people. I've always said this. What gets me is how did all of the CCTV of him kinda get pushed to the side. Like "what did you do with that extra can of gas?" and getting the car cleaned immediately. Guy is a piece of shyte.

[@myeyeswentdeaf6213]

@Phoenix Lyon. Years ago in my 20’s here in Brooklyn we were the regular tough guys on the corner. And some new to the hood guy started coming around n one night he football kicked a street cat(was even bothering him). We beat this guy something awful. Never saw him again. The cat died, but I think that a-hole survived.

[@zainabkhan3545]

I am so happy this case is being covered!! I went to high school with Jasmine, she was always such a shy, kind, quiet and beautiful girl. I never thought something like this would ever happen to someone like her!!! Rest In peace you beautiful soul ❤️

[@MellowJelly]

That's the thing about violence against women, it's never deserved... I'm not talking about self defense here... I just mean ruthless abuse

[@whyter11]

She looks a sweet happy mum. Unfortunately she met that piece of crap.

[@loriblue7768]

Heartbreaking, just utterly heartbreaking 😢

[@TheUnapologeticGeek]

CC: “That’s when things started to get strange.” Me: “I’m prepared for this. I know what to expect from these stories.” CC: “…and several strips of bacon were strewn about the property.” Me: “Welp, I was wrong.”

[@zerodadutch6285]

That part stuck with me too... like... what thought process or lack thereof of caused him to strew strips of bacon around... it's so odd.

[@mariaorourke5866]

Initially it crossed my mind that it might not be bacon. I've obviously been watching too much true crime!

[@kristinmacgregor9360]

Perhaps to try and throw police dogs off the scent in case they brought some in?

[@besucatt]

With him being British I imagine it is a reference to how some people call police "pigs" over here. (I'm not sure why they do) And saying "I smell bacon" when there is a strong police presence. With it being in really weird places it's likely he knew they would search the house and where they would search.

[@ArinaPodolskaia]

Even if Aliyah really fell down the stairs while in his care, it's still extreme child neglect resulting in death, for which he should be held accountable. However, seeing what he did to the dog in his previous relationship and telling his ex that she "burdened him with a dog and a child he never asked for", I can only assume he felt the same about Aliyah and probably murdered her by pushing her down the stairs himself.

[@TimmHenson]

I literally had to research to find out if the dog was alright because that was so upsetting - "In 2018, Leeming pleaded guilty to animal cruelty charges. He left his dog to die, chaining it to a tree. A peace officer found the dog in distress four days later."

[@endearmentthedoe1191]

He’s so disgusting. My heart honestly breaks for the victims and their loved ones.

[@blessedheavyelements8544]

She didn't fall. He bashed her.

[@Mr.Sp0cK]

@@TimmHenson What a Luck, at least the Dog survived. Thanks for the Research!🖖🏻

[@georgeelmerdenbrough6906]

Its a short hop from cruelty to animals to cruelty to people . Its a special kind of life's loser that can victimize helpless children and animals .

[@TinaTimeMachine]

I know it is only a tiny act, but thank you, Adrian, for sharing her words in that facebook post she made. I REALLY needed to hear that right now, so even though she's not here anymore, I am sure she'd love to know that you did spread her message, and it did get out into the world.

[@traceylockhart6005]

Love your consideration Honey! It touched a part of me too. Beautiful words. Wishing you all the best. Much love to you.

[@Mycatmillie24]

Absolutely 100%

[@TinaTimeMachine]

@@traceylockhart6005

[@TinaTimeMachine]

​@GHOZTLY THE GOD OF SUFFERING haha thanks, I like yours too!

[@hiyapal7719]

It usually begins with cruelty to animals, and ends up with them murdering a human. I'm sorry, but my opinion is that he's guilty.😖

[@mikelisteral7863]

these idiot narcissts always talk to much

[@ashleighmackenzie8670]

Correct

[@drewtou2235]

U r wrong because he was never not proven unglutlu

[@hiyapal7719]

@@drewtou2235 ?

[@hiyapal7719]

@عبیدالله جان قندهاری ده خره زوی I had made my comment before seeing that he was convicted of murder. But, yes, he's definitely guilty, and deserves extreme punishment.

[@CloudyTrout]

used to live in cranston, rode past this complex everyday each summer. his ex was my teacher in grade 7-8 but had to leave. a month n a bit later i found out it was cuz of this. glad she made it out, sorry for the two that lost their lives.

[@pinlight97]

She was very lucky but also so smart to get out. He was fully gaslighting her; pure narcissist.

[@shannonigans2220]

“How’re you doing?” Robert: “She’s with her sister!” Hmm 🤔 Did they ask yet?

[@dianeparr2483]

Exactly 👿

[@malachit3741]

Right?? As my first thought,

[@Jack-jg4jy]

My soul left my body when I heard him say that

[@genad236]

Actually it was another officer saying, ‘HE says she’s with her sister.’ Not him just answering, ‘she’s with her sister’ Go back and listen again and read the red words after ‘how are you doing?’

[@viyorel]

him laughing during the media interview was so weirdly disturbing. sure he was drunk but i think because of his drunkenness you could REALLY tell that it was his true emotion showing

[@shirin9452]

Exactly his laughing is soooo weird and so extreme also. Kind of manic, uncontrolled, almost

[@Andreea6442]

Some people laugh when they feel uncomfortable. Is a self soothing gesture in a way, can't really control it. He was laughing because he wanted to hide his truth. I know is easier for us to see things in black and white, monsters and angels. But the real scary truth is that those monsters are also humans, all of us are capable of doing unspeakable things when put in certain circumstances or if we don't learn to manage our emotions. (Not trying to be on his side, he is definitely responsible for his actions and he should face the consequences for it. Awful things what he did, he had no right to take their lives. I'm just saying we should not forget that we are all humans, we are capable of evil stuff)

[@Leotheleprachaun]

​@@shirin9452 *pauses Joker* Welll.......😂

[@trineseDMVbeauty]

A DRUNK PERSON WILL ALWAYS SPEAK A SOBER MIND.....TRUST ❗️❗️

[@lavenderblue5143]

Yeah he was so happy they were dead.

[@joshoshea3194]

"He's British so straight to the pub". If I wasn't so drunk right now I'd be offended.

[@frankdibasta2546]

That poor woman and adorable child. Man, I’m crying just watching this breaks my heart.

[@reapthewhirlwind6915]

Why cry for someone who did this to themselves?

[@smdsnowflakes5107]

Oh boo hoo😂

[@aquariusmoon771]

Cry for the dog, Axel. Heartbreaking.

[@SarahAbramova]

3 trolls in a row

[@trance7443]

​@@smdsnowflakes5107 Autism moment!

[@anitaallan8243]

As a mother, the idea of coming home to your child dead like that...i cant even begin to imagine such pain. Im sorry they met this monster and i hope jasmine and her beautiful daughter rest in peace together :( xxx

[@lovelinessyx]

As a mother I can’t even imagine, what would I do to him.

[@uzmakhurshid845]

So true I wish no mother could face something like that

[@wheatstonebridge]

I don't mean any disrespect here, but I'm so glad I never had kids

[@MrMuaythai84]

Where the good guys at? Many women ask while never choosin Us good guys because we are boring and to nice

[@moirabeast8381]

@@MrMuaythai84 do yall not see how completely unhinged y’all look saying this? This gives me serial killer/r*pist vibes every time I see it. Get a grip.

[@TheNuckinFoob]

Incredible story. I actually knew Chris Watts. I live in Fort Collins (about 30 minutes north of his town) and I still work in oil and gas. We weren't buddies but we'd known each other. What he did blew everyone away. It's still taboo to even mention his name around here.

[@elh1977]

Did you know his crazy mistress?

[@TheNuckinFoob]

@@x4at197 Oh my... aren't you just the most impassioned little rugrat around, eh? It's okay, those 2 little words you replied with summed you up quite succinctly; divulging just how coddled and self-entitled your upbringing has been thus far but don't worry, I'm sure things will pick up for you not too far down the road of life. You're obviously still coming to terms with the fact that the world doesn't owe you anything; you have to actually get off your ass and make things happen for yourself. It's tough venturing out on your own having to actually adult your way through each day instead of living at home with virtually zero bills. Life won't suck so bad once you've gained some experiences and made yourself somewhat marketable to humanity. Then again, I could be 100% wrong and you're just this bitter because you're still stuck at home without the means, skills or ability to take that first real step into true adulthood. Either way, thank you for the chuckle. I always enjoy it when I see unabashed, fabulously ironic, passive aggressive ignorance exhibited in pointless vitriolic replies to civil comments. You truly represent the "average young adult" absolutely perfectly. Have yourself a fantastic day you cheeky little firecracker, you! 😂👍

[@yunglynda1326]

sorry mate that must have really shaken yall up

[@Josh31287]

I wouldn't admit I knew that pos

[@cherrymetha3185]

Gosh! Shannan’s mum has a cooking channel on You Tube. She really is a lovely woman .

[@robertgrantham1023]

His speech was rather peculiar. At times he sounds perfectly Canadian, and perfectly British at others.

[@bendover9663]

Split personality

[@robertgrantham1023]

@@bendover9663 he's like Kevin Costner in Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves 😂

[@bendover9663]

@@robertgrantham1023 oh that's harsh, Kevin Costner never once sounded English in that film haha

[@robertgrantham1023]

@@bendover9663 😂

[@whitneyangelie3682]

Maybe his parents are British but he lives in Canada so he has a muddled accent due to being around his parents and picking up their manner of speech? 🤷🏻‍♀️ I knew a guy in HS like that.

[@newlynic]

I love that you have Jasmine back her voice by sharing her message to the world. She seemed like a positive person who loved life and her family... the complete opposite of Robert

[@willissudweeks1050]

That’s the silliest way I’ve ever heard of them catching someone. Who the hell would admit to killing two people to two people they barely met and then drive over an hour to the bodies with them?

[@s0me0ne1se]

Overt narcissists.

[@jumpscare1530]

Right!! That was absolutely insane to me, like how stupid is this guy?

[@bonnieb6984]

Robert Leeming would!

[@trix5253]

Free drinks and drugs maybe?

[@NotASnowflake]

I'm wondering if in some "self sabotage" way that he did know there may be something up with the two undercover units but still told them everything. In order to get it off his chest and be punished and be able to still say "oh, I didn't confess to this." I could be totally off here and in that case he is a narcissist and probably felt superior with two strangers telling him how great he was and eff the cops and giving him the courtesy of a reach around, so he bragged. He is right where he deserves to be.

[@luckytrevelyan115]

Sure, nothing says "I'm innoccent" more than barricading your door to keep police out, and laughing when you get asked about your missing girlfriend and her daughter. This is such a heartbreaking case that could easily be sensationalized, so thank you for always treating the victims with the respect they deserve; this is why you are and will always be my favorite true crime channel. Cheers, Adrian!

[@yunglynda1326]

that was wild

[@superdave1263]

Doesn’t everyone barricade their doors so the cops can’t come in?

[@emily3]

The laughing in the interview was a huge red flag on its own. Such a tragic story.

[@alison5009]

And…the bacon?!?!

[@Deebeez716]

I'm only up to what Robert did to the poor dog Axel and I'm both heartbroken and full of anger. Animal abuser, woman abuser and child abuser. This guy is the worst of the worst

[@michaellovely6601]

Robert Leeming and Paul Bernardo are the two most infamous men in Canadian criminal history. Mention the name "Paul Bernardo" to any Canadian and the hairs on their arms will stand up. Paul and his wife Karla Homolka are jointly responsible for the rape and murder of three teenage girls in the Niagara region of Canada during the early 1990's. What I find particularly saddening about this particular case is that the most forgotten victim of this crime is Karla's fifteen year old sister Tammy Homolka. The motive for Karla and Paul's rape and murder of Tammy Homolka is because Karla wasn't a virgin when she and Paul were married. Their two other victims- Lesley Mahaffey and Kristen French- were victims of opportunity. Lesley Mahaffey was locked out of her parents' house due to missing curfew whereas Kristen French was abducted from a church parking lot while she was on her way home from Holy Cross Secondary School in St. Catherine's, Ontario Canada.

[@ajmehok23]

I think you meant murderer of Jasmine, Aliyah, and Axel😔

[@frosty_teacup]

@@ajmehok23 axel survived, someone found him 4 days after he was tied up

[@mariaorourke5866]

@@frosty_teacup 4 days! That poor animal. I hope he has gone to a good home.

[@nickrozzoni9661]

The narrator of this program is superb. Articulate and reasonably opinionated. The stories are also very fascinating and addictive. Keep up the outstanding work!

[@spiceyboogerspiceybooger6437]

He really just wanted to kill somebody. There was nothing really holding them together. They were not married her babygirl was not his and she had family she and her daughter could have gone to. Absolutely just evil.

[@andreawarren304]

I lived in that complex. Saw it all. Saw him standing outside of the pub drunk. It was eerie and so sad. Poor Jasmine and her daughter. I had to move. It was too hard to look out the window and know they'd both lost their lives so horrifically. So glad they found them, and the family was able to put them to rest, and that this animal is locked up, hopefully for the rest of his miserable life.

[@wowplayer160]

No matter where you go, you are standing on the graves of others.

[@davidlynch9049]

@@wowplayer160 Wtf? Are you the weirdo killer, or someone about to be??

[@confusedbadger6275]

Not true at all

[@familyfirst3380]

​@@wowplayer160 how is that the same though when knowing the people and seeing all the commotion?

[@bambinaforever1402]

I saw once here on youtube two low life young guys captured an underage girl, tortured her for days and then violently killed her, poor soul rest in peace, they got like 8 years each. I m still shocked. So by now they re free and ready for further actions. They have experience now how not to get caught. This is canadian justice for ya

[@thrashbin2001]

I like how you talk about the victims. Respectfully. Unlike many other true crime channels.. I really like how you said she wasn't just a mother. Women get often described just as "someone's mother/daughter/wife/grandma" etc etc.. Women and afabs are so much more than that. Thank you. As a childfree person I think about these things alot. Noticed it right away.

[@probrickgamer]

Weird, if ai am ever a victim, I want to be described as a father. If nothing else is remembered about me, I want that to be remembered. That I love my children and nothing else matters about me.

[@reptileman97]

what is afabs?

[@gaaraxnaru]

@@probrickgamer That's you. Some people want to be known for more than just their biological relationships to others. I know I want my mom to be remembered as more than just my mom. Because she had a life before and after me. She is her own person.

[@bianca2222222222htop]

@@probrickgamer that's the thing: you get to choose what u want to be remembered as. Most women are not given that choice and are just remembered as someone's mother. A lot a women feel that motherhood takes their individuality as a human being. Respecting people as individuals first and then biological bonds second is just nice and I don't believe that this is such a controversial take to be made

[@PiXie232]

@@bianca2222222222htop well said..

[@roxyagogo0810]

7:22 Found an article that the owner of the land where Robert abandoned his dog found the dog in a timely manner!

[@burntblonde2925]

I feel when you’ve been in an abusive relationship the worst thing you can do is date again. You attract even worse person, than the one you left. Take time to be with yourself. Keep your eyes open. We have a tendency to envision this life, then force our mind to believe this new person, fits in exactly and we close our eyes to red flags. Ask your family and friends their opinions. They are not emotionally involved and may notice the red flags. Be safe out there

[@anhserc3534]

Agreed. Abusive men are like sharks. They can smell the “blood in the water” of your past abusive relationship and think if you tolerated it once you’ll tolerate it again. I stayed single 7 years after my DV relationship. Now I’m 2 years in with an amazing man!!

[@walexander8378]

Problem is a lot of people don't have the discipline to be alone and on their own and stay happy. It is not easy.

[@beaulieuonnp593]

Exactly. Sometimes being single is safer for a woman

[@SocietyKilledTheUnicorn]

Any single mothers in here?

[@burntblonde2925]

@@walexander8378 I’m happy now, but I’m older. Couldn’t have felt like this in my 30’s or 40’s.

[@GIChiyo]

"How's it going?" "She said she's with her sister" lol that's not a suspicious answer at all!

[@sages101]

Correct

[@soyslut]

Correct

[@genad236]

Actually it was another officer saying, ‘HE says she’s with her sister.’ Not him just answering, ‘she’s with her sister’ Go back and listen again and read the red words after ‘how are you doing?’

[@kimdaisies2660]

What about "It does not concern me" ..the officer repeated those words too, officer can tell immediately dealing with a person with very little or no empathy... well No. 1 suspect right there

[@el34glo59]

Correct

[@Rup869]

Why on earth do authorities allow this to happen. Here in the UK I met someone who seemed really amazing. Yes too good to be true. Q few months in I had a knock on the door. Two people, one a detective and one a social worker. They came in and pulled out paper work and a non disclosure form. They revealed all of this guys history and told me how dangerous he was. Certain behaviours and criminal backgrounds should always be monitored and people warned. I'm so sorry this never happened for the beautiful momma and her baby girl ❤

[@meera2531]

That's amazing!

[@SatumainenOlento]

Saved your life! Good job on those people in police and social services! It is good to hear that sometimes they actually do help so much! Somebody must have cared in real.

[@tkdb317]

This sounds very rare. It should happen a lot more!

[@bambinaforever1402]

U need police to come and warn u there re bad people? U live with special assistance or smth?

[@LCee7]

Small country that’s doable.

[@randimurray5902]

I'm just seeing this video now and I'd like to compliment your pronunciation of Calgary. You say it like a local 😄. Thank you for your work and covering these tragic events.

[@rebekah1180]

The laughter, during his interview, was creepy as eff. Very dumb, for him, to do an interview, especially while drunk...but good for the police and prosecutors.

[@slaythembeforeme]

There's not enough commas in your comment.

[@bilindalaw-morley161]

Wouldn't being drunk/high invalidate any interview revelations?

[@xmiunax4385]

Honestly it's good they do interviews so we have examples of red flags, their narcissism and stupidity...

[@naurrr]

what the FUCK it's a huge red flag when someone starts with animal cruelty, eg LEAVING THE DOG IN THE WOODS TO STARVE and he had the nerve to accuse his WIFE of needing psychiatric intervention?! PROTECTION

[@hatie2510]

If we start taken animal cruelty seriously we could prevent many murders happening. Why do we let people get away with killing animals until they start killing human? The punishment for hurting animals should be harsh

[@LeeBv9983]

They should get the same treatment they gave the animal. Tied up by a chain in the forest and left to die.

[@hatie2510]

@@LeeBv9983 yes excatly

[@johanrijhkelaar3627]

Found your channel this earlier this week, subbed instantly, a well presented and documented crime stories. Keep up with the good work Adrian

[@dineomatlapeng6957]

What a tragedy ... sorry for baby Aliyah and Jasmine !!! Robert deserves prison, he doesn't deserve any parole ... lock him up forever

[@MrHeroicDemon]

You mean Prison. But yes lock him up forever. Jail is short term waiting for trails. Prison is long term, and are hard to gain trails or parole or bounds.

[@HeppyValentine]

As a Canadian, I want to sincerely apologize for the fact he could possibly walk free again in as little as ten years for this. It’s heart wrenching and I feel for jasmine’s family

[@eirschu8973]

Yeah this is horrible :(

[@tucker2074]

Bad people do go missing too

[@7Mushrooms7]

He's a danger to society. He'll do it again.

[@seanhenning3723]

Apologizing for something you have zero control is super Canadian but I get what your saying

[@kasinoone7398]

Don't worry tho because the Canadian government has admitted to spying on all of you because "COVID" so you'll all be safe...right?

[@lisabrightly]

The thought of her leaving her young baby with him to run errands gives me chills. Ladies, please let's be more careful with jumping into things with people and trusting our children with people we don't know

[@merrymeditation]

Seriously, he was a chronic alcoholic with anger issues . Not great babysitter material.

[@krystingrant6292]

Yessss

[@chrisstone8210]

My thoughts also. Beware of leaving young children with those who don't love them.

[@tracyross5831]

DON'T TRUST ANYONE...... Especially Men who "RUSH"...... THEY Do that for a reason.......To have CONTROL over you..........

[@lisabrightly]

@@tracyross5831 you got that right!

[@GlitterGlamGal]

HOW on earth did the investigators not find ANYTHING in the house? He’s either really good at cleaning a crime scene or those investigators are absolutely USELESS!

[@KyaniMosaic_Crone]

My aunt owns 3 cadaver search dogs. She said in her professional opinion Robert put the bacon in each spot her knew the cadaver dogs would alert on hoping that in court his lawyer would be able to argue that the dogs reacted to the BACON & not the scent of human decomposition. Laying bacon around hints to blood splatter or pooling. There would be blood in the drains & going r o the sewer from him cleaning up. He most likely also packed bacon in the drains.. If they are a really good lawyer they will argue that the composition of humans & pigs is so similar that advancements in medical science has been made by working with swine. For example, they have been transplanting pig heart valves into humans for decades. Robin Williams even famously joked about his for years saying he can no longer eat spam. Tattoo artists also learn by practicing on pig carcasses. Here in the states those arguments may or may not work depending on the judge

[@xseno]

That's interesting

[@okiemax]

Thank you! THANK YOU! I was so freaking confused by the bacon. No one else seemed to have addressed that in the comments. Nor at the point in the video im in, has Adrian addressed it sense.

[@Vyansya]

Ohhh thanks for explaining

[@kimberlypatton9634]

Yeah.. he thought way too much of his own intelligence, didn't he?

[@themightymcb7310]

It also opens you up to pretty obvious questions on cross examination like "did you always keep bacon in your shower drain or was that just a one time thing?"

[@kaylagonzalez3465]

"Psychologists studied his posture and 'body language' and concluded that he was lying." Oh, come on! This dude can't even stand up straight without swaying like a cooked spaghetti noodle lmao

[@maryanne1830]

Can we pretend a nice family found the dog, Axel, and that he was fine? I'm gonna say he's fine.

[@meera2531]

He was found and rescued by a peace officer

[@changeintheair9648]

@@meera2531 thank you so much for the update. Anyone who is cruel to animals will be cruel to humans.

[@margaretthomas7207]

I've been watching a marathon, in essence, of all of your shows. I've enjoyed them all immensely but will be forever struck and touched by Jasmine's writing that you mention in the end. Her words were not only poignant but also prophetic. Keep up the fantastic job Adrian!!!

[@peachylady]

The fact he says "towards the end" there was no romantic relationship is pretty sketch.

[@brittanysucks2955]

I know and also the “she WAS a nice person” like omg🤦‍♀️

[@iLitAfuseiCantStop]

I think he lost his temper & beat Aaliyah which has become an all too common occurrence when partners are responsible for babies that aren’t theirs. Then when Jasmine came home & discovered what had happened, he killed her to hide what he’d done.

[@tabathaogost4982]

The real shocker here is that the police actually did something fairly quickly and followed up.

[@mariaorourke5866]

I thought it was a great bit of police work.

[@s3rye306]

In more recent true crime, yeah police start to act fast because of technology. Someone dispearing 50 years ago for a few hours was normal, and the majority of the time, they went out without twlling anyone. but since we have phones. We text or call our family and friends to let them know we will be out. Phones are intact the police bestfriend. Since people always carry it with them, police use that to tell where they have been, or track phones. Or when people selfsnitch, it looks great in court.

[@smdsnowflakes5107]

When there's a vvoman involved yeah...they turn every stone😂

[@fishandchipsupper]

​@@s3rye306 Yeah, intact, I'm not twilling anyone anything. 😂😂

[@NordicaTundra]

In Canada too.

[@Thetrash_Panda]

Man I found this channel today and I can't stop watching these videos I'm gonna tell my mom about it she'll love these stories

[@randomcommenter4719]

Heard of this in Swedish news. Got disgusted. I got a soon 2 year old daughter myself so I got so angry... Also how he treated animals.

[@yunglynda1326]

wishing u and family well

[@candikretz8526]

U could see robert had a problem keeping his composure. He also acted very strange when he was being interviewed the way he laughed, the way he answered questions. He would've gotten away with this, if the police hadn't come up with this brilliant plan to trick him. I believe sarah and her son could've fallen victim to him, if they hadn't gotten a divorce and split. RIP Jasmine, and little Aliyah.😇🙏

[@elin_]

And the dog

[@AtheistPirate]

His body language was more obvious than an L.A. Noire suspect. Glad he's behind bars, but Jasmine and her daughter deserved better.

[@PoliticalJunky101]

Monster. Hope he gets placed in the jail’s general population. Even in custody criminals have standards - don’t mess with children. My heart goes out to the poor victims and the family. RIP Sweet Mom & Baby 🕊💕

[@tsurugizaki]

18:18 'Towards the end'. This in particular stood out to me. If she were just missing, I would phrase it as 'more recently', or something. But he knows it's the end, and she isn't coming back.

[@xNeonRobotx]

I thought the exact same thing!

[@supervegito8340]

“He was emotionally abusive” that sucks I hope the ex wife is doing better “He took the dog out to the woods and left him tied to a tree without food or water and left him to die” *grabs katana with holy intent*

[@gabriellemadrid2831]

Yes! Yaaaasssssss! I was about to turn it off when I heard that shit, but I love and respect Adrian too much.

[@persephoneblack888]

That shit really pissed me off and I hope the dog was okay in the end. If someone mistreat animals you know they're a monster. I feel bad for Jasmine getting mixed up with this psycho.

[@Peppysgirl]

@@persephoneblack888 From a CBC article on the crime "In 2018, Leeming pleaded guilty to animal cruelty charges. He left his dog to die, chaining it to a tree. A peace officer found the dog in distress four days later.". He was apparently charged with "leaving a dog in distress", not a fatal cruelty charge, so it appears to dog survived thanks to the peace officer!

[@supervegito8340]

@@Peppysgirl lets fuckin go. Love to see it

[@KikiCartman]

The way he laughs and talks about her is just sickening

[@nonmihiseddeo4181]

I wonder if Leeming has killed before, getting away with it because his victim wasn't in such close contact with their family? He acts so comfortable with the aftermath of the video's murders, that it makes me wonder. The lure of romance and a place to live for a little rent would be a perfect rouse for a serial killer.

[@darkwoods1954]

If he doesn't like being tie down then why keep getting into serious relationships? Why move a woman in who has a kid? Why not just dump her? I guess these guys don't work on the same level of logic as sane people do.

[@leecon401]

Canada's judicial system blows... 10-25 years. 🙄 He should have gotten that for abusing the dog alone. Death for murdering the woman and her child.

[@criticRN]

Agree 💯 %. Poor dog, innocent baby and beautiful Jasmine. Asshat doesn’t deserve to live 😡

[@Kyleighsmom]

Agree, I'm Canadian and our justice system is a joke!

[@kathurtado13]

Let's pipe down about Canada's judicial system since ours is as atrocious and ridiculous! Don't believe me, look up the case of Baby Briana in New Mexico back in the 1998. This story alone will piss you off. We have really bad Justice system for women and children, or have all you forget how child rapists (in many states) ONLY get less than 10yrs, 3 with "good behavior". So how about we keep our stones, in our own backyard.

[@wcolautti]

I agree with you. I feel sick.

[@leecon401]

@@kathurtado13 I never said ours was any better, especially for child molesters. Not sure why we don't just give them a death sentence, since we all know, there's no cure for child predators. Damn near 100% of them reoffend. It looks like those that are in charge of handing down sentences to child molesters are ones themselves. Because there's no other reason for giving them a slap on the wrist.

[@nulleinss]

Hey Barista! There are some cases in Finland that I would like you to take a look of. One of them being pretty heavy, the case of Eerika, a 8 year girl lost her life to her father and stepmother. It's a tough one, some of our own true crime tuber's cannot take a look of it due to its painful details. There was a book written about the case and its a really important story since it kinda shows how helpless a child can still be even when child protective services are involved.

[@CatherineDoII]

Eerika's case was so horrifying, one of the most hideous child abuse cases I've ever heard. 😰 There were so many red flags that child welfare just ignored. 🤦‍♀️

[@brandyhuff8487]

🥺 that poor sweet girl

[@putinski666]

Dammit I just read about it. How the fuck did those monsters not get put to death? They tortured and killed a little baby.

[@quuks]

Just like Victoria limbe, UK if i remember the name right

[@kentario1610]

@@quuks I believe it was Victoria Climbié, you're right! One of the worst fates I've ever heard.

[@madelineleyden1108]

I live in the city where this happened, and I saw/received amber alerts on Aliyah and Jasmine. I had seen them at a store I frequented and immediately recognized the precious little girl. So upsetting and sadly super common for many people in violent relationships If you see something, SAY SOMETHING.

[@LifesPeachy321]

*How do you kill a precious baby? DP please!* Every picture of him looks like he just crawled out of bed...how any female could have been attracted to _that thing_ is beyond understanding!

[@cherrymetha3185]

My thoughts exactly . He’s gross! He’s not well groomed and he looks like he doesn’t shower ,and he’s dumpy. He’s got that false hair stitched to his head which looks xxxx hair . His demeanour is odd too . I bet he is tight with money too . He wanted to get laid for free while getting her to pay for her room ! What a scumbag! . Jasmine was very pretty . He’s a creep who most women would run from I wouldn’t be surprised if her family didn’t like him !

[@sages101]

Correct

[@LifesPeachy321]

@@cherrymetha3185 I agree! I wonder if she was desperate for a place to live? I bet he made her do the cleaning too! His face makes me gag!

[@jenniferbrown8314]

Why can't people just break up with someone, LEAVE, you don't have to kill the other person!!

[@sages101]

Correct

[@dorothyedge2747]

This whole thing makes me sick. Good work on the undercover detectives for getting to the truth. Otherwise, who knows if the bodies would have ever been found. And I hated to hear what he did to his dog. Unimaginable. Smh.....:(

[@Sciencenerd11]

when you edited it the part "correct , correct, correct, correct" i laughed so hard because i was thinking the same exact thing ! Also , it's creepy how he is laughing and doesn't seem a bit concerned! you can tell he did something to her and her daughter !

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[@gloverdragon6854]

People look away when talking to others all the time, it’s normal. Reason why this happens is that it can be awkward just staring into somebody’s eyes non stop. Keeping constant eye contact can show that you’re serious, confident and sincere but it can often also be mistaken for intimidation and social awkwardness, hence why people often break eye contact when talking.

[@romz11khan]

Ya fr some of this was really reaching!! Minus his laughing honestly, he sounded very believable about everything else.

[@EnigmaticHandbags91]

Yep, I'm like that. I hate looking ppl straight in the eyes, it's just awkward for me. From what I've read, it can just be a sign of extreme anxiety

[@Nall412]

I find it hard to make eye contact with people. I mean i can keep it. But i have to break it every few seconds. Is that normal

[@Nall412]

@@EnigmaticHandbags91 Can you keep wye contact with people you know. Like friends family. Or is just when talking to strangers

[@taranmander4939]

@@Nall412 it’s normal to not be able to make eye contact with people because of anxiety. That’s just something you have to work on if you want to overcome it or if you view it as a problem stopping you from progressing. Breaking eye contact with people is normal if you’re trying to not come across as super imposing, but it’s tricky because not making eye contact can come across as being untrustworthy or shady. I think the best thing to do is to sound confident in what you’re saying, strong body language, cheery and occasionally breaking eye contact from time to time to not appear so intimidating. Of course if you can’t make eye contact because of anxiety then that’s something else. That type of not making eye contact is almost out of your control and due to anxiety.

[@mellel5594]

I love Jasmine's post at the end. May she and Aliyah rest in peace. As for Robert, his fellow inmates will make sure he's taken care of in their special way.

[@missychan63]

Nah... He'll just go to PC where he's safe with the other baby rapers and murderers.

[@priscelaprimo-navales216]

Thank you, coffeehouse Crime!! You made the next vlog. Love watching!

[@elexos6268]

I watch coffeehouse crime every single time it comes out. I'm always super excited to watch. But when listening and watching a story unfold on most occasions it's far away from where you live. But when it happens in the city you live in its crazy to realize how fast anyone's life can change. Most of time story's like this are covered in the USA but calgary Canada. Damn that's just to close to home.

[@freedomfirst5557]

I am of the opinion that it's NOT that people don't see the red flags. I think that people just don't want to see them. If one sees a problem, the logical next step would be to do something about it, trying to fix it. Maybe that entails difficult life decisions and so people ignore the red flags, hoping problems fix themselves.

[@1emmajones]

No one wants to believe people can be like that. Well I don’t anyway.

[@sarahholland2600]

The psych term for why victims stay is Stockholm Syndrome. They have feelings for their abuser as a coping strategy. That, together with the coercive control & emotional abuse, leaves them too conflicted & mentally ground down to leave . The love bombing & promising to change after violence also adds to the victims confusion. At the start, most abusers never reveal their true self. They love bomb to get a speedy relationship or marriage. It's typical that things move quickly , as the victim is swept off their feet by the 'romance'. Then once they have the victim secured, they turn.

[@amemelia]

@@sarahholland2600 absolutely, abusive partners don't show that side they coerce people into relationships and usually pick people that are vulnerable. People who have already been abused in childhood or relationships so it looks like the abuser is a saviour for the victim. The abuse is gradual and from different angles. Feel like the original comment was a little... well incorrect, can't remember the word I'm looking for but it's feels too simple and blaming the victim. Usually these people can't see red flags because they've been conditioned before what "love" is through neglect of their parents to partners raising a hand. Victims have become dependent on the abuser like they planned and sometimes the red flags do stick out enough that they can't be passed but sadly some victims think abuse is what they deserve, ever since childhood because that's all their taught

[@keeper6458]

@@sarahholland2600 absolutely...well said

[@1emmajones]

@@sarahholland2600 absolutely. I suffered, with my son though. Was very hard. I thought he would kill me. I’m just starting my life again now but have so many doubts about myself and everything that’s happened . I keep going to my safe space.

[@achannelhasnoname5182]

I'm a bit shocked how Jasmine trusted a strange man to watch over her infant.

[@zuzannazaprawa2788]

@@blacksilverchair3315 more like a man that murdered her and her daughter,stop blaming victims

[@cammey3]

@@blacksilverchair3315 men 🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️ always have to kill

[@raik6172]

@@blacksilverchair3315 ah yes let’s blame a woman and not the man that straight up murdered two people. go to school, and get yourself that degree. i can tell you’re beyond incompetent

[@АнастасияЛаврентьева-я6э]

@@blacksilverchair3315 do you think all men have the mental capacity of a wild animal? I thought they were above that, but I guess not

[@blacksilverchair3315]

@@luvcherry who said I was making any case? What are you talking about? 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Do you think my random comment will change anything going on in this world? Lol. Stop taking KZbin comments too serious 🤣🤣🤣 Women will still continue to have kids they can't take care of, and men will continue to kill women with kids from other women. Simple and short. My comment changes nothing 🤷🏽🤷🏽

[@beepbopboop7727]

So she moved in with a man she met on a dating app and allowed him to look after her infant child alone? Wtf was wrong with her?

[@neocores]

i love that you put in a little bit of humor in your videos here and there, to try and relieve some of the heavy weight of the subject without being disrespectful. the 'he said correct a lot, kind of annoying' got a little chuckle out of me.

[@agiordano17]

"There was one thing that was preventing their relationship from progressing any further, and that was - the Atlantic Ocean," got a good chuckle out of me

[@lucyamclarenauthor]

Me too. Like the ocean is actively out to stop their relationship 😂😂

[@ladymadamblueberry]

This is literally in my neighborhood. I walk from the bus stop to my house and pass by that apartment complex. His interview with the media is a commercial complex with a Sobeys in it and I get my groceries there. I've never heard of this until today. Thank you for covering it.

[@yunglynda1326]

thats wild

[@sages101]

Correct

[@thanib7796]

You should ask someone local if they've heard of it. I hope Jasmine's family is doing okay.

[@HTFWSFWWE]

Wait! What happened to Axel?! You can't tell me a dog was left in the woods to die without telling me what happened to the dog afterwards!

[@bambinaforever1402]

Someone wrote here they did a research and the dog was found 3 days later by a police officer.

[@HTFWSFWWE]

@@bambinaforever1402 Alive? If so then thank God something good came out of this.