The Slippery Case of Michelle Young

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Wishing all of you a happy and healthy week ahead! Thank you for dealing with my reduced upload schedule while I struggle with covid. 🙏Hopefully we're now back to two a week! You can keep up to date with me on instagram ( @coffeehousecrime ), I'm also on Twitter ( @Coffeehcrime - twitter.com/coffeehcrime ) and facebook. See you again real soon! Adrian ☕

[@DeepThought420]

Thank you for all your hard work! I will ALWAYS watch your videos! P. S. Hope you bout with COVID goes fast!

[@MausMasher54]

You really need to sample a Sour Cream Cake Donut of theirs.....

[@carolecollins853]

Have you thought of joining Spotify?

[@mikevandervegt]

🙋‍♀️

[@sandysizemore1802]

Thank you. God bless you and yours. Very kind

[@brookejohansen1681]

That man really sent her sister over to find the body. What a horrible person. For so many reasons.

[@bettywith2girls]

Exactly. That's what I thought too.

[@kadi611]

I was thinking maybe he sent her there to get the daughter.

[@baffledanderanged2101]

Sadistic AH

[@17thknight]

@@kadi611 Yeah I think it was two fold. It let him look innocent and it got someone to get his daughter, otherwise he'd have had to leave her there for days alone while he pretended to do a business trip. It's also weird she had clean pajamas, like someone cleaned her up.

[@GamingTeaParty]

@@kadi611 That was my thought, too. Seems like he legit loved his daughter (or at least didn't want her to starve to death) so he had to do something to get someone in the house.

[@bug2547]

The thought of the daughter giving her mother a doll to help make her feel better is so heart wrenching. I can't imagine what it's like to be so small and innocent and have no idea what's going on and why your mom is not moving. I hope at least she did not see the full events unfold and that she's been able to find peace now.

[@seangildersleeve1270]

Me too. this is probably going to traumatize her.

[@artsyhyd]

Also that poor dog 😭

[@markcastaneda7448]

It's almost as bad as the Christa Worthington case. I couldn't help but ti cry when they spoke of her little girl trying to comfort & feed off her dead mother. Poor babies.

[@mihaip90]

I wanted to comment on this as I have a 2 year old, and that part just made me cry. Also I believe he sent her sister there for the child, murderer as he is he probably didn't want to hurt the child. I believe you have to be on another level to just hurt a child. You really need to have no soul whatsoever, so maybe he had a shred of that I don't know...

[@mitchellhorton9382]

@@seangildersleeve1270 Hopefully she was young enough that she'll escape the worst of it, since she didn't understand what was happening.

[@Violetlais]

I think him calling his sister in law with that story about the supposed print out is one of the most disgusting parts. He made her go to his house in the full knowledge that she would find her sister and have to deal with those images forever.

[@bettywith2girls]

Yes, I agree. He wanted his sister in law to find the body. If he didn't care about his pregnant wife, I don't think he gave a sh-t about his sister in law or how this would affect her (probably didn't like her either).

[@therealwilfreddierkes9980]

Reminded me of Chris Lightbulb Head Coleman. Ugh.

[@Violetlais]

@@Tako-6478 definitely. Trying to strengthen his alibi at the expense of his sister in law

[@Violetlais]

@@therealwilfreddierkes9980 that name is disturbingly accurate haha. I shouldn't laugh but he really does look like a bulb

[@melaniemmouton7590]

Yeah that really got my blood boiling

[@brookebass1383]

22:39 I was one of Cassidy’s preschool teachers when this happened. That was my coteacher and the dolls from my classroom in the picture in this video. We both had to testify in his second trial. Michelle was an amazing mother and Cassidy was a smart little girl (definitely advanced for her age even though she was only 2 and a half when her mother was murdered). This case changed my life forever. I think of Michele and her family often. I still keep in touch with her sister, Meredith. Cassidy is a beautiful young woman and is in college now. I know Michelle watches over her and is so proud of everything she has accomplished.

[@grammyjan]

It is so good to hear that Cassidy is doing well. Thank you.

[@TheJudiBambiPurrsParadox]

Very good news to hear Cassidy is doing well. Curious..does she remember it, or just through the stories/pictures etc.? Hoping her mental health is doing as well as her studies.

[@angelang222]

I'm so happy to hear that Cassidy is living well!

[@shayneelizabeth358]

@@TheJudiBambiPurrsParadox That’s a definite no. She would not remember. Too young. Thank God.

[@TheJudiBambiPurrsParadox]

@@shayneelizabeth358 ...Indeed, thank goodness. I was worried, because sometime excessively sad OR joyous things CAN be remembered whilst 2 or 3. Not often, but it does happen, and tiny bloody footprints is pretty excessively horrific.

[@bethanysalmon8328]

The teeny footprints pulled my heart out of my chest. That poor little girl

[@lh2988]

I know 😢😢😢

[@SomeGuyFromOK]

Absolutely devastating. I can’t even imagine. “Mommy mommy wake up what’s wrong”. She probably didn’t know she was dead. Breaks my heart even thinking about it.

[@elijahcummings4018]

The thought of her giving her the doll to comfort her is what took me out, I'm just glad she was young enough that she probably doesn't remember any of it

[@cdes1776]

I hope she never ever saw the photos.

[@mghorvath79]

That poor little girl 😢

[@ffcortial]

Just to imagine the daughter staying hours close to her mother's lifeless body covered by blood is unbearable. As an adult, I saw my own cousin kill himself in front of me, and I am still learning to deal with it after more than a decade. Now, can you imagine how this horrifying scene can traumatize a child? My prayers go to the child. May she grow healthy both physically and mentally. And may she find the happiness her mother wanted for her.

[@xalataf3365]

Oh god. So, so sorry to hear you went through that.

[@therealwilfreddierkes9980]

Losing someone to suicide is awful enough. I’m so sorry. ❤

[@jeannietarantola8173]

Prayers to u and your cousin, 10 years ago on 7/4 I found my husband meer Minutes after he shot himself. Idk if it. Ever gets better.

[@nico9544]

she definitely will never be healthy mentally but i hope she can learn ways to cope with that knowledge at least

[@ffcortial]

@@jeannietarantola8173 Jeannie, I am sorry to hear. My prayer goes to you too. I have learned that the pain never goes away, but we learn to live with it. It has been a learning process that I don't think I will never graduate, but you can barely pass every semester. Well, that is my own experience anyway. Just remember that you don't need to suffer alone! You are not alone.

[@dolceitalia5846]

I wouldn’t doubt that the car accident was also intentional. Maybe only to terminate the pregnancy or to kill her this way, which would cause less suspicion. If he’s guilty of this murder, the action to kill her in front of their child, then leave the child there AND send his sister in law over to find her body, is beyond evil.

[@cstalnaker1311]

I was thinking the same thing about the car accident!

[@amandastakeonit7402]

I thought the same thing! How convenient to get in a car accident when their daughter wasn't there. I think he wanted Michelle dead.

[@Onyxiate]

But he had no reason to want to kill her at that time. - Both were excited for the planned pregnancy - He was loyal and loved her at that time as far as we know - It wasn’t until after the miscarriage that people noticed he was antagonistic You’re retrospectively looking for clues that would support the conclusion, not looking at the evidence as it is.

[@dolceitalia5846]

@@Onyxiate hence why my comment started with ‘I wouldn’t doubt…’ I was making an observation not stating a fact.

[@discordye4825]

@@Onyxiate you make the same assumptions...you don't know what he was thinking...quit trying to be that guy...

[@NoisyNazgul]

My sister, Emily Elizabeth Fulton was murdered by her husband, Jason Evans. Similar to the Jason in this story, Evans also called several family members after killing my sister. He attempted to blame her for what had happened by claiming she was shot by accident. Once he realized no one would believe him, the coward blew out his brains. Their six children, now orphans, were present in the house at the time of their parents' deaths. This story hit home for me. The red flags are always the same. Physical abuse, mental abuse, infidelity, frequent fights, complete control over the victim. Looking back, the signs were obvious. Examine the relationships around you, and you could prevent a tragedy. Thank you, Adrian for the respectful and compassionate delivery.

[@supernovasat]

Sorry that happened to you .

[@tan9515]

I’m so sorry for your loss. 🙏🏾

[@darkregions]

My condolences to your family and the poor children... I wish them happiness and wellbeing despite the loss of their innocent mum at the hands of their father.

[@revivethemusic8073]

So sorry for your loss, I couldn’t imagine losing mine and in such a tragic way. Vengeance is the Lord’s, he my have escaped justice from this world but the verdict in the next will be fair and eternal.

[@nikobellic570]

RIP your sister. Thanks for sharing what must be a tough story put out there...

[@MothicalBeast]

That baby doll was 100% put there by her daughter to comfort her mother. My daughter has done things like this when I was sleeping on the couch. She would bring me stuffed animals and other things because I normally sleep with a stuffed bear. Kids are so good and it breaks my heart that she was there with her mom

[@bellatalkssa405]

"it's a shame that the man that she met on her 24th birthday, would turn out to be the most poisonous of gifts a woman can receive on her birthday"...... I felt that. Deep

[@evantambolang3052]

His face looks like if Gordon Ramsay was a crackhead

[@brigittekiosis1897]

I'm pretty sure he knocked over her glass of wine to accidentally meet her! Groomer/predator 😥

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

Absolutely! And looks-wise, she was waaay out of his league.

[@Grimaldo354]

By my math the daughter is now 18. I hope that she is on her way to a successful, peaceful life in spite of the horror that occurred.

[@scrounder]

Me too. Originally she was in the care of her father, who wouldn't allow her mother's family to have any contact with her. Then custody was transferred to the mother's family after he was imprisoned. By that point she may not even remember them from when she was so small. She would have been in elementary school at the time, that's such a confusing thing for a little girl to have to process. I hope she's had the right support throughout her life.

[@readilium3432]

A commenter above (details made it seem legitimate) said she is in college now. So,.going into massive debt for likely zero benefit, but alive and well.

[@marimz1997]

@@readilium3432 not everyone that went to college is in debt . I find that so,e people who didn’t go to college often seem bitter towards those who did .

[@GA-in4mw]

@@readilium3432 😂 Whats the point of this comment? Your comment made me laughing though. Thanks, but the facts and reality says your comment is incorrect and inaccurate.. But anyway, enjoy the life of your choice. -

[@Dog.mentality]

She’s fine ash

[@KSakamoto]

I super respect asking for a donut from people who recognize you in public. That’s the kind of innovative hustle I can get behind.

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

I'm gonna wear them like fancy rings, take a look at my donut bling 👑

[@lauracrowson9150]

Krispy Kreme donuts was founded in Winston-Salem NC. Also not many people know this but Texas Pete is also. And let's not forget about RJ Reynolds Tobacco, with Winston and Salem plus Camel cigarettes. Guess where I'm from...

[@BC_-uh5ki]

BARS!

[@romeowandrainbow1040]

@@CoffeehouseCrime 🤣 you are fun and funny, I reckon you should do some uplifting or even just weird stories where you can show this side off too. Love your content tho✌️

[@Gammaknife97]

You have good taste in doughnuts too, choclate icing with sprinkles is top tier Doughnut choice

[@potterlookalikeables]

Adrian really deserves how quickly he blew up- he puts so much time, effort and thought into each video while remaining respectful of the victims of the cases he covers and their families.

[@Likeitis24]

So true 🙏

[@mleh2512]

And he does all that always true to himself. Love his style! 🍩

[@balthazarasquith]

Well said that man/woman

[@aridyaacob9528]

Yep, and he doesn't have to go on and on for about an hour or more to present all the facts. He's succinct and quite straightforward.

[@lilyflower6096]

Hear hear! 👏🏻

[@shoddypockets9666]

I'm so relieved to learn that Michelle's daughter is being raised by her aunt. She will certainly be loved and nurtured by someone who will understand and support her. God bless the whole family. My Love and strength to you all x

[@amandaknowles2998]

This one really got to me. I have a 2 year old daughter and am struggling through a difficult divorce with her abusive father. This would have been my story if I'd not left him.

[@bumblebee5059]

I am so proud of you for leaving that situation peace and blessings and much love to you and your daughter ❤

[@cosmic_aster]

Stay strong and safe, I hope you're in a good place now 💛

[@pollypockets508]

(HUG) You are a strong woman.

[@tehjamerz]

Women lie

[@duskripper6650]

@Mahesh K are you her ex husband? You sound like just the type.

[@kimaparks2592]

I have sisters and a toddler niece… hearing that 911 call, knowing that sister came upon her sibling & niece in that manner brought tears to my eyes. I doubt I’d be able to maintain myself as she did. No matter how many stories I hear I’m continually surprised at how demonic people can be

[@leesigalaxy]

Man.. I don’t have a sister or a niece, and the absolute dread and horror in her voice had me so tense and upset.. her poor sister. :(

[@dteenagewitch360]

Me too I can’t imagine being in that situation. I am thankful my sister has a kind husband. May you and your family always safe and healthy.

[@JohnSmith-jz4pk]

good job making it about you!

[@kenjiharima4294]

@@JohnSmith-jz4pk people are sharing and being empathic, can you leave?

[@Usernamenotrecognized01]

@@JohnSmith-jz4pk just what i was thinking

[@67nBrynhurstCuh]

How in God's name did her sister stay so calm in that situation. I'm a grown man and would be screeching like a baby. Strong woman

[@kylebutler7142]

She should have asked for the cops straight up. Any attempt to revive her cold, dead sister was destroying evidence. I wonder if that's why it was so hard to build a case against Jason.

[@AshNikkosWife]

She was probably trying to be strong for her niece.

[@Diligent-Witch]

Probably shock, and trying to comfort her little niece

[@duskripper6650]

@@kylebutler7142 it's kinda hard to think about something like that when you've just found your sister stabbed to death with your 2 year old niece present.

[@GCKMimi]

Shock, sweetheart. Shock robs you of emotion so you can survive and do what you need to do. You fall apart later

[@kianathomas851]

Merediths ability to keep her cool through that 911 call… incredible!

[@squidsquadron69]

I was thinking the same thing

[@Kiefsti]

Yea, I'm not that well composed on this end. Strong woman.

[@TheQueenOfSheba]

Yeah… probably because she was holding her niece and felt she needed to be strong for the baby. Very strong women. Glad the baby is with her now.

[@orinorio1]

That's how anyone would react. Often the caller we here in these videos were involved or did it. Her being calm is what shock would do.

[@onibabapapa2659]

pretty weird how the responder told her to get the corpse on her back, basicaly tempering with a crime scene i guess he wasnt 100% sure she was dead but from her sister's description it was pretty clear

[@Highlyfavoured7187]

This brought tears to my eyes😭. If you don't love someone anymore just leave instead taking away her precious life from her loved ones.

[@artestra]

that’s the thing which baffles me so much. the relationship is over either way. just go. how does murder help anything

[@bryantotten2757]

Well said

[@subconsciouslyinyahead7977]

He didn’t want to be paying child support and possibly alimony. Could be up to 4-6k a month including 2-6k in child support.

[@artestra]

@@subconsciouslyinyahead7977 well, he's paying heavily in a different way now

[@DaisyMae3]

My thoughts exactly

[@jeanaerowley7150]

He did it. He mercilessly tortured and murdered her, sent her sister to find her, but most disturbing….he left her baby daughter with her Momma’s dead body. That is soul shattering. 💔

[@cdes1776]

Geez... I hadn't even thought of that!

[@KataHime]

I think that the car accident when she got pregnant for the second time wasn't an accident. I think he was trying to cause a miscarriage, and when she fell pregnant for the third time, that was when he decided he had to kill her. Why not just divorce her probably had something to do with child support or alimony.

[@melaniemmouton7590]

Perfect summary

[@bettywith2girls]

I agree. But everybody knows that it takes 2 to tango...he had to agree to have unprotected sex with her after the car "accident"...so why do that if there's a good chance she will get pregnant again with their 2nd child, when he's, by then, having a full-blown affair??? Neither of them had much money or a business to protect...divorcing a woman who's got 1 small child (that was unplanned and the only reason they got married) is a lot easier than divorcing a wife with 2+ children, of which some were planned. I guess I don't know why he was still having kids with her, when he was having an affair? Everybody knows how kids are made. But I think you're right about the child support/alimony, in the end. Poor lady who was his wife.

[@elainevankat5353]

Exactly! The car accident was intentional (to kill his wife and baby!).

[@elainevankat5353]

@@bettywith2girls Agree.... why would he make an other baby with someone... he wanted dead! (that’s weird).

[@amandastakeonit7402]

Alimony isn't just handed out and not every state even grants it at all, it is an option but rarely done in many states. In most cases alimony is to support the ex spouse until they can find another means of support that can keep them in the current life comforts, generally it's for the rich, or if a spouse has supported and seen her husband through school, he might then have to pay her alimony. Sometimes it's for life, sometimes until the spouse remarries, and other times their is a set time. Michelle and the ugly guy she married didn't have that kind of income or lifestyle that would allow for alimony consideration.

[@dariawells7438]

Thanks for being so low-key and easy to listen to. A lot of true crime people are so "in your face," they're impossible to watch.

[@chrisjackman9102]

He sent a close relative to find her sister dead. As someone who’s found a dead relative who passed peacefully, that was horrid enough. Let alone a blood bath and suspicious and dangerous feeling situation. I hope the Sister and her daughter are doing ok.

[@Gleyi07]

♥️ 🌹

[@PrinCesA159]

Right. I was there as a child when my grandma died and that still is traumatic for me. Thinking about what the sister and innocent little baby had to see makes me feel physicality sick to my stomach. I hope they were/are able to get counseling or therapy to help them process.

[@gerald4535]

Agreed. One of my grandma's sisters found a distant next door relative dead after days in a hot house. i can't imagine how that was. Sadly, years later she was found peacefully deceased by her youngest sister. I think about that often.

[@marivipalomino6975]

Exactly. He wanted to make sure he wasn't the one to "find" her dead when he was back from his trip.

[@Sorayaclark1271]

I've watched several of these videos but this case gets to me in a visceral way. That poor child trying to comfort her dead mother and wondering around the house ALONE and unsupervised and trying to clean the blood off just sickens me and shakes me. This man is truly evil. And then to send her sister there!

[@Mr_Mcfeely]

As someone who is divorced with two kids. I can't imagine taking their mother from them, no matter how much you don't care for her anymore, she still means everything to the children that are supposed to mean everything to you.

[@Yorokobi224]

Exactly. Why I call my ex spouse my PIP (Partner In Parenting).

[@Freestyle80]

doesnt even matter if you dont care about her, its a human life, only a monster can think about taking it

[@ennii1013]

I rarely ever say this but you are one of the few true crime channels i thoroughly enjoy watching. I really like your style of narrating the cases while always respecting the victims, also speedy recovery!

[@skreemqueen7520]

I will NEVER understand how divorce is believed to be worse than murder to so many people ! I’m a true crime junkie and time after time I see cases like this one. It makes zero sense!!! I feel horrible for Michelle’s family , especially her young daughter who witnessed her mother being murdered. Absolutely horrible! Great work Adrian!!!

[@kenrose2523]

I watched another documentary about this case and it hinted that it may not have been his first attempt to kill his wife; the "car accident" that was mentioned earlier was likely intentional.

[@nimbly1693]

My mom is a psychologist. She says often the best indicator of future behavior is relevant past behavior.

[@SabreVatour]

The worst part of this is that poor little kid having to see her mom like that and not understanding it. Makes my heart ache and my stomach churn.

[@dariadavies256]

The 911 call gave me chills, you can hear the sheer terror and pain in her sister’s voice. That poor, poor baby having to see her mother be killed so violently and then just left. The more I listen to these stories, the more I lose faith in humanity.

[@matty6848]

That's why it's a good idea too switch off now and again and watch some comedy or a uplifting movie. Watching this stuff too much isn't good for your mental health.

[@Cure_Hana]

If you listen carefully, you can also hear little Cassidy babbling in the background during the call. I can’t make out what she’s saying, but the poor baby was likely confused and scared by all the chaos around her. 🥺

[@cmenowlandreth]

You're one of my favorite true crime channels for several reasons, the most important one is the deep respect you give every victim and focusing the case on them instead of the perpetrators. Thank you for giving them all the time and attention they deserve.

[@josepha3805]

Belcheez Show it's called the Belcheez Show Now. On WAMZ Belch Cjeese. 🧀

[@charleendavis8171]

As the young mother of two little girls myself, those little bloody footprints just broke my heart. 💔

[@1363Max]

Baby footprints in the bathroom was so sad and terrifying simultaneously.

[@lotus.bouquet]

Oh my God, that poor baby 💔 I almost cried when I heard that she crawled out from under the bed. What a nightmare ☹️

[@hannahbeanies8855]

Omg that poor baby…seeing those tiny, bloody footprints. Knowing that is the blood of her mother. The toy she left near her mother’s head and you KNOW she was trying to wake mommy or give her the toy so she would feel better. She tried to care for her mom the best she could and she was just a tiny little girl. God. Please RIP Michelle.

[@Tra_C]

Watching those bloody baby footsteps was so heartbreaking. I hope Cassidy is doing well. SIP Michelle🙏🏽

[@Dr3Mc3Ninja]

The fact he killed her with his own daughter present to see the aftermath, if not the attack itself is probably the most disturbing part. The sadistic nature of getting the sister to find the body... Entirely messed up.

[@karayanna8119]

The sister being composed was likely for the baby. When I was younger I was able to compose myself in scary situations that normal made me panic (obviously nothing in comparison) if my little brother was there because I didn't want to upset him. As long as i was ok he would stay calmer. So that could have helped her retain some composure. Im sure the disbelief and shock helps to. You never know how you'll respond to traumatizing situations.

[@jampandaa]

I think the only thing that can explain him getting a hotel only half way to his work meeting, is to drive back and commit the crime. It's also way too coincidental that the hotel camera was turned upward. He clearly snuck out from that emergency exit.

[@madsdee7803]

True. I thought the same. Why stay at a hotel an hour away from home for a meeting 2hrs away? Sociopaths aren't as smart as they think they are.

[@madsdee7803]

I bet he stayed at that hotel previously to work out how to sneak around there. They would have had footage of him there under a fake name previously checking out where the cameras were and how to hold the door open etc.

[@mikehat7652]

The fact that she had to marry someone just to get health insurance to give birth is so sad

[@R_Jon]

This isn’t true.

[@jimmlygoodness]

'Merica!

[@RatPunkGirl]

Yes it is.

[@R_Jon]

Poor people get free medical care. People over 65 get almost free medical care. Most employers provide medical care subsidies. So, if she couldn’t get insurance for free, then they obviously made sufficient money to buy their own, today, that would be more than $29,974/year- and she made the choice not to buy it. It was their choice. Pregnancy hasn’t been considered a preexisting condition since 2014, so she would have either free guaranteed coverage, or they could immediately walk into an insurance office and buy coverage starting that day.

[@shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564]

She shoulda been married before giving birth anyway, so...

[@LauradoyleDoyle]

The way Adrian tells such a horrific story just goes to show how kind a person he must be.

[@Jinrou_Yumeno]

Haha, simp.

[@DeathMetalDerf]

He tells the story with such reverence and compassion. I 100% agree with you.

[@chompolomiss6659]

He is the only one I've watched who takes it seriously and also doesn't seem to get off on the content.

[@Jaji813]

What a horrible man! I have to say though, I COMMEND the 911 operator. What a GREAT job he did! He was patient, calm, and diligent. They sometimes seem to add stress to already the most stressful day that person may ever experience.

[@SukiSays23]

Wholeheartedly agree. Normally the 911 operators we see in this shows are horrendous. This man was soothing, calm, and professional. He sounded like a grandpa. Wonderful.

[@revmo37]

What a sad and harrowing story. I'm amazed by the composure the sister displayed during the 911 call.

[@DeathsWarmEmbrace666]

I've watched hundreds of hours of true crime content from you and a few other top tier KZbin channels. This case broke me man. The fact the little baby girl placed the doll(supposedly) by her mother, the tiny bloody prints... Idk it just made me break. I'm crying for her daughter and her family.

[@scottyerkes1867]

Jason is a selfish individual who went to great lengths to establish an alibi. Divorce would have been the best and not deadly way to end a marriage. In my opinion he is guilty and deserves a life sentence without parole. A pity that their young daughter is without her parents. She is obviously being raised by her loving aunt. Thank you Adrian for airing this case.

[@phoeberaymond8781]

Sad that there was probably a monster bubbling under the surface the whole time

[@scottyerkes1867]

@@Tako-6478 I agree! Isuppose his hatred of marriage, children overtook the logical way to end a marriage. My mind works logically and i would have chosen divorce.I also believe his mistress would have met the same fate if they had gotten together. Thank you for your input.

[@scottyerkes1867]

@@phoeberaymond8781 Absolutely!! Thank you for your input

[@libbybryson4672]

He was strangely different even when he was a child.

[@scottyerkes1867]

@@libbybryson4672 Absolutely!! And no one recognized tjst. Thanks for your inpu

[@debbiepeck5529]

As many lawyers have said, sometimes a very circumstantial case is just as good as one with a lot of good evidence. Of course he killed her… most pregnant wives are killed by their husbands. It’s the number one cause of death ( murder of a pregnant wife). It reminds me of laci and Scott Peterson. I hope the dog was ok

[@piledriver7238]

Pray you are never on the receiving end of being judged only on circumstantial evidence...

[@Erebus.666.]

@@piledriver7238 Why? Circumstantial evidence is still evidence.

[@piledriver7238]

@@Erebus.666. Because the innocence project has exonerated too many people who were wrongly doomed based on only circumstantial. Nothing beats direct an/or physical evidence.

[@kenirainseeker539]

This is why banning abortion will result in more dead women

[@Libellulaire]

@@piledriver7238 I think in this case though it's not just about the fact they are curcumstantial but also the fact there's literally no other possible suspect. Only someone very close to the family could have entered without forcing their way in nor alarm the dog. That reduces the amount of suspects by quite a lot... and then the husband is the only one with an actual motive and who had issues with the wife. If all they literally had were the details about the hotel and such, I don't think they would have judged him guilty.

[@Aaron_Scissorhands]

Cardinal Rule #42: DO NOT kill your spouse. Divorce can be messy, stressful, frustrating, and aggravating, we all know... but killing them off is ALWAYS much worse for everyone. Just don't do it.

[@persephoneblack888]

It tore my heart out knowing that little baby girl was in there and possibly tried to comfort and help her mother as she laid there dying. She was covered in her own mother's blood, and that is horrific. I don't get why people kill their significant others. If you don't want to be with someone anymore, get a divorce.

[@katiehickle6979]

Hope you have been feeling better! We love the content but make sure to take care of yourself and don't push too hard!

[@youtuber6193]

He’s so obviously guilty - he sent Michelle’s sister around to ‘collect the copy of the handbag listing from the printer’ as he was fully aware that Michelle was dead and Cassidy was still alive, there on her own and had been for 8 hours or so. Even though he’s a callous wife killer he must’ve had some degree of concern for his daughter to prompt him to do this. RIP Michelle. I hope Cassidy is having the best life that she can - I speak from bitter experience that losing a parent young stays with you forever, and can’t quite comprehend what she must have been through.

[@oliveryt7168]

He sent her sister so she would discover the dead body and he wouldn't be connected to the murder..

[@olilumgbalu5653]

Right, he should have asked his wife get whatever it was from the printer but didn't because he knew he had killed her.

[@dragonsky799]

@@olilumgbalu5653 He didn't ask his wife because it was supposed to be a print out of a purse he wanted to get her for her birthday, hence why he called her sister to go and do it as to not spoil it for his wife. That was his story anyway.

[@paperroute5366]

I’m sorry but whether or not he is guilty I don’t know but I do know he shouldn’t have been found guilty, this is not what justice should look like, giving people life in jail over superficial evidence and based strictly on speculation, there should be a solid case this case wasn’t solid at all just bitter exes and speculation, no real evidence at all. This is how innocent people end up in jail and I’m not saying he’s innocent but for the rest of us this is an L for the U.S justice system.

[@dragonsky799]

@@paperroute5366 You have to remember that this is just a snippet of a very complicated story. I have read up on this case, and there is a lot more to it. By the end of this trial, the jury decided that Jason was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of murdering Michelle Young, and each and every one of them stands firm in their decision to this day. Obviously the circumstantial evidence was overwhelming in this case, and the jury saw it as such. They were obviously exposed to way more evidence than the public was as well, which also included a description of the murder by his daughter. In the end the right man is in prison, and I for one am thankful a monster isn't walking free after committing such a heinous crime. Especially because I could see this guy doing it again.

[@Stephen-vx2gq]

I feel blessed having both you and TC to provide such amazing content, for some bizarre reason at first I thought I’d have to choose between you, but instead it’s a privilege to have you both delivering such high quality content. Both masters of your field.

[@victoriagraham6470]

Yes, agree both are my favorites

[@shdynareed3278]

It’s amazing how her sister handled that 911 call. My God I can’t even imagine!

[@deannadrake2040]

As I am right outside of Raleigh, I remember the Young case, w/ little Cassidy's footprints in her mothers' blood. She has grown into such a beautiful young woman herself. I cant believe it's been so long now. If I remember correctly, after the verdict was announced, the members of the jury went to the gravesite of Michelle & her unborn child & they all held hands around the grave. Adrian, maybe head back to NC (Durham this time) & cover the murder of Janet Abaroa?

[@sarahewson3607]

I saw this case on another channel, but you told it so much more compassionately. It brought tears to my eyes, as I had a baby girl in January of 2004 , and thinking of what that baby went through is heart wrenching. Great video, Adrian 👍🏼

[@DeepThought420]

Seriously Coffee House Crime is unmatched in it's respect for the victims! Thank you for all your hard work!

[@TammyBundleballs]

Absolutely! Unlike Mike from That Chapter, who I personally think is so disrespectful. I can't watch his channel anymore because I cringe every single time. Adrian does not poke fun or look for a cheap laugh. He's professional and empathetic. Quality work, Adrian.

[@yennefer440]

@@TammyBundleballs Bailey Sarian and Eleanor Neale could also learn for CHC.

[@carolecollins853]

@@TammyBundleballs That's not fair, Mike is excellent too, he simply has a different style

[@TammyBundleballs]

@@yennefer440 I don't think I'm familiar with those, but if they're anything like Mike, I'll definitely avoid them. CHC is the best. At least for my personal liking. I used to like Caleigh Ellis a lot before she left KZbin, as well. She and Adrian are very respectful.

[@TammyBundleballs]

@@carolecollins853 You can like him, if you want. He definitely has a large following. But I think he's insensitive and not funny in the slightest. I think his "style" is disrespectful

[@melissaadams2981]

Just found your channel and your voice is so soothing yet the information is a little crazy! Love it!

[@mikevandervegt]

🙋‍♀️ welcome 😊 ☕

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Welcome!!

[@josepha3805]

Angels and Demons are Skirmishing Throughout the Globe 🌎 😢 😥

[@357pghguero]

@@CoffeehouseCrime I listen to your stories right before bed and I dont even make it 5 minutes in before passing out

[@WolfieDawn]

She had a freaking master's degree in accounting and a stable job, but didn't have insurance?? Freaking America...

[@SamizzleWren]

Gosh. This one was just particularly hard because of the details of her daughter... how heartbreaking and tragic for that poor baby girl. And for the woman to find her sister that way :(

[@ReallifeBambiDeerattheFarm1]

You and That Chapter are the absolute best channels going for crime on KZbin! The respect you give the victims are unparalleled, and a lot of research and detail results in a great production! My only complaint is that the Coffee House Crimes logo at the end covers Amanda's face at least on my phone. You might want to move the tag down. Thank you for all you do!

[@therealwilfreddierkes9980]

Yeah, I love Mike! These two rock.

[@jolo3118]

Agreed! We only have to wait until tree o'clock tomorrow for Mike! Adrian rocks too!!!

[@stephanielloyd4053]

I looove Mike!

[@melaniemmouton7590]

Just came from a That Chapter video! Absolutely love these two 👌

[@phoeberaymond8781]

Same I also love ewu

[@Zisssouu]

Nothing like waking up on a Monday morning to find a new Coffeehouse video! Great start to my day!!

[@Shakastopthat]

It’s 16:15 here. Just in time for some food boyyyyyyyyyyy!

[@sashaboo72]

Brilliant channel isn’t it. I always come back here

[@Kiefsti]

I'm having my vents cleaned and furnace serviced today, and get rather distressed having strangers in my house. This is keeping me distracted 💜

[@jolo3118]

This should be the 911 standard! Too many operators treat someone who is obviously in shock like a criminal. This operator was calm without being rude and sympathetic while still able to get vital information. I knew it could be done!

[@PoptartParasol]

Sympathizing and empathizing takes energy and a little piece of you with it. Most people aren't willing to put in that energy

[@trossk]

@@PoptartParasol it's not that, but try to imagine sitting there for 7-9 hours a day, 5 days a week taking call after call like that. Hearing the absolute worst that people are going through. Are you going to be emotional and caring or every call? My father was state police/detective for 25 years, retired and did 911 calls after. He said he quit after 6ish month because it was the hardest amd most soul destroying job he ever did. The 911 guy in this call did amazing but they are not there for emotional support till after they get as much information they can

[@jolo3118]

@@trossk I completely get that. I'm referring to the ones who are straight up rude and argumentative. I've heard some that are just short of victimizing a victim all over again. I know they're not there to be therapists and have a specific job to do. I don't think people know exactly what they're getting into when deciding to become a 911 operator. It takes a special set of skills and not a lot of people can do it for a long period. I have the utmost respect for people who can do that job. I would like to think I could do it but realistically, I wouldn't be able to handle it.

[@shelleyconnolly1769]

@@trossk total respect for what your father did my mom was a telephonist years ago that worked at the telephone exchange in the UK ...the lady that taught her actually took the call that said her home was burning down with her children inside ...my mom quit the next day ...it's an incredibly hard job that I for one know I couldn't do ..I listen to true 911 calls and for every empathetic and efficient operator there are unfortunately many that should never have taken the job and have caused delays in people being saved .. thankfully those seem to be few x

[@trossk]

@@shelleyconnolly1769 I couldn't do it either. And yes, many are not trained well. The guy that did this 911 call tho, amazing. He needs to be a instructor.

[@mimzylove9821]

Love how you included the dog 🐕 as a family member,💗🌹

[@celestialknight2339]

It’s crazy to think about how many crimes like these have happened throughout history (all the way back to ancient times), when there was NO police, NO DNA, and NO cameras. Society was RAW back then. Murders must have taken place like wildfire, and many killers were NEVER caught and probably lived the rest of their lives normally, or an innocent person was punished instead. Deadly house fires that were brushed off as accidents. Spousal murders that were labeled as natural death or an enemy tribe attack. Murder of unwanted children attributed to coincidental errors. All you had to do was quite literally “wash your hands of blood” and nobody would ever know. It is truly scary stuff. And I am grateful for the technology and law enforcement system we have today, even though it’s far from perfect.

[@jcymngo]

If you look through history people were better. Confessions were common. Truthfulness. Being a "man" and taking your justice was considered noble.

[@celestialknight2339]

@@jcymngo I think that’s a bit too romantic/naive, in my humble opinion. Fair point, but a stretch. People have always been brutal and criminalistic.

[@Jack-sh4uv]

I've been watching these videos for well over a year and im so proud of this channel! It's the first channel that I found when it was small and have followed its very deserved rise to a larger one.

[@armorykittington]

The whole driving off a cliff thing really ties it all together for me. Who just does that? Plus all the other stuff. It's too weird. Really sad. She just wanted a happy life but ended up crossing paths with a wolf in man's clothing.

[@junoatx]

Wonder if there were airbags in the passenger sides or just the driver, so he knew he would have better odds at surviving the wreck. Seems ballsy though, to risk injuries like that.

[@rejaneflorinda6162]

Now now, let's not offend wolves by comparing them to this poor excuse for a man. Wolves are very straightforward in their attacks, actually. They are hungry, they want to eat you, therefore they have to kill you: to eat. Not because they want to have an affair and are afraid of growing up.

[@davidlalhmingmawia2388]

8:36PM here in Aizawl, India...just started listening to one of my favorite crime stories narrator... Coffee House & That Chapter best crime stories tellers.

[@andreeageorgiana1797]

Yesss, watched all their content, they have a way with words, keeping us engaged in the stories. Love them!

[@mariaantoniades2497]

Love your crime stories Adrian..so well presented and informative ..thank you...

[@357pghguero]

Coffeehouse Crime & That Chapter are the best true/mysterious crime storytellers on KZbin hands down!! Thank You for making my Father's Day that much better! Happy Fathers Day!

[@john-murraynewman-scotch6567]

Dude, I am absolutely gobsmacked by how far this channel has come. I was watching when there were 10k subscribers, to now see over 1 million absolutely blows my mind. Congrats legend!

[@fijiwizard]

I’m from Raleigh & it’s so weird to see the all the things I know on a big channel such as yours like the area, the news reporters & so on. Great work Adrian

[@mirandaschalen]

That he called the sister about the bag suprise and have her going there early, seems suspicious. I can imagine him wanting the daughter to be found asap. I even wonder if the ''accident'' where they ended up in the water was an accident at all.

[@bettywith2girls]

Yes, having the daughter being taken care of...AND him n-o-t being the one who finds her dead is important too. Yeah, that's what I was thinking too...was that r-e-a-l-l-y a car "accident" or was it preplanned?...he probably was having the affair at that time too. Why he didn't just divorce her, after she lost the baby, because then they'd only have one child...why try again and get her pregnant with a 2nd child after that...while he was having an affair???

[@Peace-tk3gr]

Ditto.

[@MountainCry]

Yeah, the "accident" seems like his first try.

[@katehack1677]

The phone call made my mind up in terms of his guilt. Very transparent.

[@madsdee7803]

He didn't care about his daughter. He wanted his wife's murder discovered and himself to be in the clear quickly so he could move on with the life he killed her for.

[@czarinamayramos8847]

I always want to watch your videos whenever I am doing anything. It's like I can still understand even though I am.not looking at the screen. It's like I am listening to a podcast on spotify.

[@elizabethramirez4603]

Love u Adrian! Thank u for ur amazing work bringing life to these tragic stories!

[@ISeeWhatYouDidThere]

Normalize walking away from situations that make you unhappy. It is better to coparent separately and happily than together and miserably. Do not force yourself or someone else into a situation they do not want to be in.

[@aboutfeddy]

Absolutely.

[@WhatALoadOfTosca]

It's not always that easy

[@Kivlor]

The evidence is actually clear on this, your kids are far better off if you find a way to stay together. Either way, don't kill your spouse because you're "unhappy" lol

[@KarynHill]

My sister's daughter attends that college. She's three years older than Michelle's daughter. Her daughter is still so young, having gone through that experience as such a small child and living all of these years not just with a murdered mother but that her father is the murderer. I suspect I'll be hugging my niece extra tight when I see her next month.

[@nikobellic570]

At two years old she hasn't developed a memory yet. It could be there was no trauma - just some harsh truths to process a bit later in childhood

[@catherinewilson3987]

@@nikobellic570 That’s actually not true. They’ve found that trauma can begin as early as in utero.

[@emilycatherine446]

When you start with "Good morning, good afternoon or good evening"... I'm hearing Jim Carrey in The Truman Show... "Good morning, and incase I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening and goodnight!".. Great content as usual, love the fact you're delivering unknown cases as voted. 👌🏻✌🏻

[@monkaWGiga]

Glad I'm not the only one. Does it for the same reason as Truman too since they're both addressing people all over the world (although Truman doesn't realise it).

[@johnnydeclanbarnes116]

Islam is the truth, come to Islam

[@alicecuriosityoftenleadsto6288]

Over 1 Million subs! Wow! Good. You deserve it 👏 nothing better than seeing one of your favorite creators blow up!!

[@DirkDiggler1620]

I work in a hotel on the engineering side. This, is why cameras in hotels aren't able to be moved or unplugged by people now. And, a door that is held open for long periods sets off an alarm

[@mikesharon2177]

I so needed this today:) Thank you for all the content you put out to keep us entertained especially when some of us are going through alot, I look to these videos to take me away for a while and it helps:)

[@veenoir1991]

Riiighhtt. Hope today is good for you homie

[@mikesharon2177]

@@veenoir1991 Thanks my friend:) really appreciate that!

[@Julia-uh4li]

Hey Mike, I hope tomorrow is a better day and the following ones even better. Cheers 💙

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

I hope you have a good day man!

[@angelmartin2214]

i hope whatever is going on, maybe pumps the breaks long enough for you to take in a lil moment. your not alone

[@kellyfalletta1949]

I’m inclined to believe he did it. Circumstantial, maybe. But too many things regarding his alibi can’t be just coincidence. I also wonder if items he’d said he printed to home in error. This would give reason for her sister to go over, find Michelle and take care of their daughter. Another coincidence? I think not.

[@shirleybell6994]

Thank you so very much! I have been having an awful week and every day I have been checking to see if you had put out a new episode and I just checked and there it is! Thank you so very much! I really look forward to your new episodes and they never disappoint and always brighten my week!

[@ashrodway4503]

this is good mate keep it up its my new crime favourite

[@ebonystewart8873]

Luv your work Adrian 🤩

[@daydreamishh]

I almost started crying hearing that telephone call. The poor sister…I can’t imagine how seeing her loved one like that must’ve felt.

[@daydreamishh]

And the poor baby☹️☹️☹️this is just too sad…

[@banksybum317]

The challenges that child possibly faces in the future makes me so sad. I have severe trauma from my childhood and all I can think about is that poor little girl.

[@allglorytogod7429]

same here ....so sad

[@Ontheroxxwithsalt]

Hopefully she was closer to just turning two than she was closer to 3. I think a 3 year old 's brain is much more capable of remembering something this traumatizing. Hopefully the girl doesn't remember anything from that night.

[@SchoobieDoo]

WHEWWW I WAS GETTING WORRIED, thanks for the amazing upload per usual. take care mr Adrian!!! cheers

[@jackthewisedog5171]

great video as always

[@jasonthomaseckroate1733]

I totally think the jury got this right. It's obvious he was responsible. What's more, I doubt the accident that caused her to miscarry was actually an accident- someone willing to do this would absolutely be willing to try to cause her to miscarry in that way.

[@WolfieDawn]

I don't get why on earth he didn't just talk to her and tell her he didn't want more kids? Like there was definitely a non-murderous way to go about that.

[@datgal2u]

@@WolfieDawn I always wonder why men like him don't just get a vasectomy. Problem solved if children aren't their thing and they don't want to be burdened with the responsibility of raising kids.

[@14catsand1human]

@@WolfieDawn like birth control

[@imissmybed3469]

You’re right. All the evidence (the ones mentioned in this video) was circumstantial. But surely the investigators determined early on who would have wanted her dead, and violently too. Nothing was taken from the house. And all of those things that happened during the husband’s stay at the hotel too. I mean, even the people working at the hotel noticed things were out of the ordinary with the emergency door and the CCTV. It’s hard to think he’s innocent. He must have planned all of that during the many times he stayed at that hotel, calculating and thinking about possible aspects to cover. But to leave his daughter like that, what the hell. And to get Michelle’s sister to discover her too, that’s downright cruel.

[@bettywith2girls]

Yeah, this was definitely premeditated. Why did he get her pregnant a 2nd time if he was having an affair at the same time, and the only reason they got married in the 1st place was because she was pregnant with their 1st child, which wasn't planned? Why not, after the 1st kid and losing the 2nd kid in that car crash...take it as an omen and get a divorce...it's not like either one of them had any large amount of money or a business to split up? I don't understand...

[@PhoenixLyon]

@@bettywith2girls Ego and pride, is my guess. Some people can't accept any mistakes in their life. Especially not their own. ✌️😺

[@orinorio1]

@@bettywith2girls As said Jason acted like man boy. Manboys don't think clear or sort things out a mature way. Someone who is not fully grown mentally only think of themselves. The things he did to try and get away with what he did was based on a immature mind.

[@orinorio1]

@@PhoenixLyon he did accept his mistakes and he did something about it.

[@lkuewhfuieh83u]

tldr

[@_Laura_P]

You cover these stories with such respect. Love your videos - thank you!

[@gernothartig]

You are my favorite True Crime KZbinr at the moment and I think, it's going to stay like this for a while. I just love your Style. Keep it up, Adrian! Greetings from germany btw

[@catraoinekelly2879]

Agreed from Ireland 😉

[@dawnedawe5337]

Very interesting, extremely well narrated and it .kept my interest right until the end. Have for sure subscribed

[@ICoachHoops1217]

The stone in the door sold me on his guilt..even if he didnt do it. He allowed someone to and knows what happend. The mistress also sealed his fate in my eyes.

[@frankjoseph8972]

Never been this early and was just about to take a nap. Greetings from kenya 🇰🇪

[@sunnycloud]

Haha me too 😂

[@Julia-uh4li]

Hello Kenya, from Nottingham England 💙

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Good evening Kenya!

[@frankjoseph8972]

@@Julia-uh4li nice, enjoy the watch!

[@jamielee7404]

Usually I'm bored with stories about the people involved. I just want to hear about the case. But you tell these stories so well I not only forget I was watching true crime but I honestly don't want these people to get hurt even though I know what's coming. Thank you for making victims come alive and for reminding us all that these were real people

[@stephenmoerlein8470]

Tragic story. Why do spouses murder their significant others instead of simply leaving?

[@talent_can5770]

Probably stems from a mindset of “I don’t want this person anymore but I also don’t want anyone else to have them”.

[@VioletJoy]

Because they don't think rationally like you and I would.

[@nikobellic570]

@@masked_being yup. Cleaner break. Get to keep kids, house and savings and don't have to pay any alimony. Pure cold heartlessness

[@nthabix]

@@nikobellic570 I feel like if you do that you never truly loved the spouse you kill. The spouses are just disposable objects

[@bigdundee12345]

Because the law allows the woman to fuck up the mans life forever more if he leaves

[@Hexter555]

That part about the poor toddler washing her mum's blood off her hands brought me to tears.

[@nasreenkhan2716]

True crime stories. Adrian you relate these episodes very well. I have subscribed. Regards from India.