Cops Horrified By Killer's Sickening Confessions | Amanda Blackburn Case

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

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[@bort1988]

Keep up the great work, love this channel.

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Happy Holidays to you too and a happy new year ahead.🎉🍻🪅🎄❄️🎁🎆🍾🍻🥳

[@cdes1776]

Thanks, Adrian. It is difficult finding unbiased news. Especially with a gluttony of south-of-the-border buffoonery. Happy New Year!

[@toastercatx]

​@@WhyAreWeHere2023 you know what's really ugly and unnecessary? That nasty attitude of yours. Reign it in sooner rather than later because later will be too late, and you'll spend your twilight years alone because the next generation refuse to pass down the family neurosis.

[@intothemystic5223]

I cant believe people leave their doors unlocked. Im way too paranoid to ever do that.

[@deniseroe5891]

I agree if you live in a city, for sure. But out in BFN and having firearms and big dogs we don’t anymore. I locked up tight when we lived in the DFW metroplex, even with personal protection at hand.

[@SomeoneIusedtoknow-s1f]

@deniseroe5891 That is so stupid. There are actually a good number of criminals who do decide to target homes in areas where people admit to not locking their doors. It is stupid, and irresponsible to not lock your doors. Big dogs can be shot very easily. Big dogs can often be bribed too because almost no one trains them to be true protection dogs.... Lock your doors, don't be foolish and think you're protected when you don't even lock your doors. Get a safety system, get cameras, lock your doors, AND have dogs, and don't assume you won't be targeted due to location. There are a select number of people who do not care about dogs and will intentionally hit non city homes due to how lax y'all are.... I live in the country, and I lock all of my doors because I've known farmers who get hit, and ive watched enough true crime to know better. I've seen plenty of stories where people have weapons, even firearm weapons right there by them and they still get killed with their dogs....

[@MortgageGirl7]

After I started watching these true crime channels..I lock everything & I am very alert when getting in and out of my car! Stay safe 🫶

[@hightower6645]

Same here. Even if crime is unheard of in someone's area, a person or people with bad intentions in the middle of the night can get anywhere in a car and discover areas where people don't lock their doors and take full advantage of that. Don't ever say that bad things can't happen where you live, that just makes people more vulnerable and then they find out otherwise.

[@CrimeBeanus]

It's not paranoia, its logical. Leaving your door unlocked is extremely ignorant.

[@Duddypup34]

I am surprised security camera companies don’t sponsor some crime channels

[@kimberlyhood4095]

Simplisafe does quite a few of them.

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

I've been asking Simplisafe for so long, it would be a great fit and could even save lives. But they never respond to their emails!

[@robadagamers]

@@CoffeehouseCrime That's interesting..

[@susiew2521]

​@@CoffeehouseCrime Tight bastards 😂

[@bonniedeaves422]

​​@@CoffeehouseCrime I agree, you would be a great fit, I hope they see this!

[@HeatherHolt]

10 years. People like that should not get out. Ever.

[@ekbanks]

100% agree with you.

[@LinkiePup]

Thats plea deals for you.

[@ZzzMMZzz]

They were on a total high crime spree. I don't get it.

[@TenFalconsMusic]

. *Note to self:* "Never light up a room."*

[@sunnyscott4876]

Well said.

[@Andy_0L]

Not funny

[@IvanPavlov]

@@Andy_0LCome on… It was kind of funny.

[@cindys.9688]

​@@Andy_0L ~ It's dark humor, but it's funny.

[@cindys.9688]

😂

[@PrettyAliceNight]

The fact I was surprised it wasn’t the husband is sad and says a lot about how much I’ve seen about pastors in the news.

[@Bettinasisrg]

And spouses!!

[@riveramnell143]

It’s sad because in criminal cases like this where a person is killed, it’s usually their spouse that did it. That’s why we assumed he did it (I was right there thinking the same thing).

[@ashandemi]

Same

[@Special_Tactics_Force_Unit]

Yeah, it's weird that pastors are only human and just as susceptible to sin and temptation as anyone else, probably moreso actually because the enemy goes after them even harder. You know what you don't hear about on the news all the time, though? The thousands and thousands of pastors that don't screw up and continue to lead successful ministries and help tons of people find Christ. Why would anyone want to talk about that on the news lol 🙄

[@temporaryonesix]

Not sure I understand how expecting the spouse as opposed to a stranger would invoke sadness. The implication would be that spousal homicide is somehow more upsetting than general homicide which seems like a peculiar distinction.

[@MM-uv6kb]

Evil men. To think that Amanda's last conscious moments were spent in the presence of such loathsome monsters.

[@themenace1983]

Well said!

[@truenokill]

Such a nightmare. That poor sweet little woman in the face of such evil

[@huzk]

You said nothing rlly.

[@Kat-uw6tn]

​@@huzkYou said even less jerk

[@judymurray191]

Poor Amanda, she made two fatal mistakes…1.) not locking her door (2)not giving them the correct PIN number.

[@Morbid_Freyja27]

No matter where you live, please lock up and stay safe! 😬

[@Lizille97]

That's a natural thing here in South Africa. You don't need to remember to lock your door. You do it automatically.

[@TwinFlameTreasures]

We live in what would be considered a very safe neighborhood, but my terrible fears refuse to let me go to bed without checking every single door and lock. Seen way too many of these videos 😂

[@bettywith2girls]

I live in a small town. I said something to the effect to the local bartender that if I lose anything, it's a small town, we're all friends here or at least know each other, or can find each other...I'll get it back. The bartender did me a H-U-G-E favor...she looked me directly in the eyes and said "No one is your friend here. No one." And she was a nice lady that everybody liked, including me. OK...BIG wake up call. I used to live in a bigger town before this so I ALWAYS locked my door after shutting it...ALWAYS...not just at night. We added add'l safety measures after that, understandably. Not blaming the victims, of course...but yeah, don't make it easy for "them" to hurt you or your family, monetarily or physically. No matter WHERE you live.

[@camilam3975]

especially if in your same neighbourhood there had been a break-in and rape just a week before. 14:15

[@scarletmacaw]

All the door locks in the world cannot keep the boogeyman from getting in.

[@Dubbers2013]

They were my friends, I went to Resonate and did some counseling with Davey and Amanda. She was smart and thoughtful and so much fun. Those speculating Davey was involved didn’t know them and didn’t see his grief. Also gotta say, it’s weird to see yourself and your friends in pictures online from a stranger lol

[@elizabethebbighausen9341]

I'm so sorry for your loss. Their portrayal in this video leads me to believe that Amanda and Davey both are wonderful people and I'm sure the loss of Amanda is felt deep among her family, friends and community. It's disgusting that, even in the face of empirical evidence, people still suspected Davey. I feel like that deepens and draws out the grieving process. I hope you and all of Amanda and Davey's friends and family find peace and healing. 💜

[@cindys.9688]

With no evidence pointing to Davey at all, the 3 were responsible, and only them. I'm so sorry for the loss of your friend.🥀 It sounds like she was the sweetest young lady. She and her baby girl are Home with Jesus. This was a horrible tragedy. Thank You Lord that the perpetrators are in prison.

[@rogermucroy750]

Liar.

[@JamieReynolds89]

home with jesus lol wtf ​@@cindys.9688

[@Dubbers2013]

@@rogermucroy750 Haha ok bro, it’s not like I benefit in any way by lying and can clearly prove it but whatevs. I’m sorry you have lost trust in people

[@AnotherTaco.YesPlease]

Forever telling my roommate to lock the doors when he is coming or going. All I get is his eyes rolling at me. I always check the doors after him for my own safety anyway.

[@ckoritko]

Your roommate sounds like a real intellectual. Stay vigilant and stay safe!

[@HeatherHolt]

Some people never think bad things will happen to them… until it does. Bc it happens to someone.

[@mandalorianmama]

I live at the end of a dead end dirt road in a rural town, and I make sure my doors are locked. It's just common sense in my opinion

[@AnotherTaco.YesPlease]

@@mandalorianmama Good to be more careful because of the isolation factor. I love being out in the country but, these days, it is good to be aware and check in with neighbors, family, etc., on a routine basis :)

[@ssing7113]

Get an automatic door code. It locks automatically after like 10 seconds… Solved

[@m.e.c.1007]

I never judge grieving people when they get into new relationships. I had a friend who lost his dear wife of many years to cancer, he was remarried within a year. His new wife was sweet, kind, and gladly embraced him and his children. She never stopped them from talking about their mom, and she took them to the cemetery often.

[@Panda-cute]

Within a year… I hope his kids are okay. Going from losing their mom to having to accept a stepmom that fast is usually traumatic

[@ChroniclesOfANamibianGirlChild]

​@Panda-cute Traumatic to selfish children perhaps. Children need happy parent to be happy themselves.

[@chenoamoten5296]

​@@ChroniclesOfANamibianGirlChild the dad was selfish ( seems to me he hurriedly married again to have someone to push the kids off on)

[@missymarie2698]

@@Panda-cuteright?! Yeouch.

[@missymarie2698]

@@chenoamoten5296100% agreed. Where’s the “grieving” Time?

[@michaelstephens9852]

If he was involved, they would've definitely traded that information for lesser charges.

[@robadagamers]

Yeah, are you really hoping to change stupid people's minds with that thought ? No.. They will always think her husband is involved cause they are stupid and love drama.

[@horzu3391]

@@robadagamers Those African American guys are good people

[@RisingRevengeance]

100% he did seem sus at first but I don't see how he could be involved with the actual burglars turning on each other and not even mentioning him

[@giigity]

Yeah, they would have thrown him under the bus

[@michaelstephens9852]

@RisingRevengeance for sure. The husband always looks suspicious at first. But they definitely would've used him as a bargaining chip.

[@jenniferrieder2286]

I lost my husband to cancer when I was 26 years old. He was 28. I started dating someone who had lost their fiance 10 months after he passed. Amanda and her hubby probably didn't get to have the conversation of moving on, but I did. And I will tell you, it was the hardest conversation I've ever had in my life. And you know, he told me to be happy, however that looks. The common misconception is that we are replacing them. I could never replace my husband, no matter how many people I've dated since his passing. But I have been lucky enough to find someone who celebrates him with me. It's easier to not pass judgement and let people be happy...or at least try to.

[@christinestevenson4304]

My first husband passed when we were 25. And your right, it's not replacing them! I have now been happily remarried for twenty years now! But, I will never forget or not love my first husband!

[@MikadoYuma]

My mother is the same, her first husband died when they were in their early 20s. He had a seizure while driving. Every relationship she's had after that, they had to understand that she will always love him and miss him.

[@tuckersdadnb]

True strength. 🙏

[@iggvec5769]

👌👌👌♥️

[@susiew2521]

It really seems like the majority of people find it easier to pass judgement rather than wish others well. Particularly people who have never been in the position of those they are judging. I've told my husband repeatedly that if I go first I'd want him to be happy with someone else - I can't think of anything worse than being in my last moments, worrying that my death would be taking away his last chance of happiness. I absolutely wish the very best of everything to you and anyone else who finds themselves in your situation. You deserve the happiness you've found, and I hope it continues for many years to come. ❤

[@christiescorner8472]

You know, I have told my husband that if I die unexpectedly I want him to move on as soon as he feels ready and not care about anyone else’s opinion. Our three children deserve a maternal figure. I think Amanda would have been happy that her son got a loving stepmother and her husband found love again. They went through enough trauma. No need to add loneliness and guilt to the mix.

[@jenniferrieder2286]

THIS!!!

[@kalex791]

Amen sister!

[@chopsandtoots]

I agree! Though my husband said he probably wouldn't date again, but it'd be his choice and not any kind of pressure.

[@Shevywevy-4]

Very true. I said this to my boyfriend that he should move on and be happy. Life is too short

[@lisadolan689]

I know mine would move on, that’s why everything I own/co-own, is in a trust for my only child. My knows this and is absolutely fine with that.

[@veganandlovingit]

What a nightmare being confronted and sexually assaulted by those creepy monsters. Poor girl seeing those faces before she died. She had a beautiful life and they ruined it. Her poor children.

[@steveperreira5850]

All my stereotypes were reinforced, I listen to this as a podcast I did not watch the video. When the criminals make so many stupid mistakes, it’s obvious what community they come from, definitely a very uneducated one.

[@beamer3839]

For those who question people who “move on too fast” after they lose a significant other: Be glad you have not had to be in that position. Save your judgement.

[@AnnieBugWilliams]

I could not even imagine being married again if my husband died.

[@2agscape]

- davey

[@beamer3839]

@ 😂🤣 ok 👌🏼

[@purplevelvet69]

I was in bed when I started this video. 4 minutes in I ran down stairs and checked the doors were locked. All safe. Now to watch❤❤❤❤

[@tellmeofyourhomeworldusul6060]

I will never ever understand people who don’t lock their doors. That practice should have stopped decades ago no matter what area you live in. It takes zero effort to lock the door.

[@AGOTHWEDNESDAYTV]

💯💯

[@Poopipantz1]

What about a woman going to a party, and dressing very revealing, and she gets sensually assulted? In your views, she is responsible or at least bares some responsibility right? And don't say "these are 2 completely different situations". Its simple to not dress like a hooker and go to a party with a bunch of men who might be pigs. Ppl would say your victim blaming lol.

[@abroadlivingabroad3412]

For my family, not locking doors (stupidly) means they aren't afraid...yet they have an arsenal of guns. It's cognitive dissonance. I think they're also too lazy to lock their cars and house.

[@christinarintoul9088]

We don’t but have 3 dogs

[@HamEggsButteredToast]

Especially if there have been burglaries and even SA in the area in the weeks prior?! That's so weird!

[@psI6]

Mind boggling that they would STILL give them the opportunity for parole even after they committed those crime while on probation.

[@ckoritko]

More infuriating than confusing to me, personally. I can’t believe there are those amongst us that would even bother to consider the “rights” of animals such as these. Not many things spur shame of my country more than our failed judicial system.

[@rhondapatterson1]

Yes, they do not care about the populace when they allow these repeat offenders, who have shown you their character, to get out so they can victimize more people.

[@PokemonkaDub]

Some people are unable to live single, the emptiness of the home driving them crazy.

[@maryjane4432]

@kendelrikan-s5sthat’s not even close to true

[@poopyfartballs5363]

​@kendelrikan-s5s you don't even know what that word means dude. It's not true at all. You are just bitter and attract bitterness.

[@AVeryStableGenuis]

If it was a woman she would still be single and mourning today

[@SirChristoferus]

@kendelrikan-s5sWhat good is love if it stays locked away instead of being shared with others?

[@IronKore]

​@@AVeryStableGenuisam sorry, these same crime channels have enough examples of women doing the same

[@serfranklin6022]

Can't believe there's still people who don't lock their doors at this day and age 🤯

[@numbernine3436]

Oh there are . I know several, I think it is absolutely Insane

[@divagumm]

i'm from indianapolis, most midwesterners don't lock their doors

[@adohmnail6445]

It isn't about the time period that has changed. It is the people. There are places where there is no need to lock a door, but sadly disappearing as these folks arrive.

[@xHiyami]

from the 90s~2000s pre 2010 my family used to leave our doors unlocked all the time from sleep to awake, and never a single attempted break-in, but then again I live in a pretty safe place in Canada.

[@ChesireHeart]

Grew up with parents who never locked the doors save for the night. They still leave the doors unlocked. Windows are open too during the night. We never felt afraid about it, but now we lock the doors since we moved out 😮

[@JuniperWhiskeytart]

So gross that they didn't allow the knowledge of her pregnancy during the trial. Glad it worked out the way it did, though.

[@priceandpride]

Maybe it wasn’t a baby yet

[@JuniperWhiskeytart]

@priceandpride if course it was a baby, what else would it be? And they knew it was a girl, so she had to be 18 weeks pregnant at least. Also, I feel like it's disingenuous to withhold information like that in a trial. And it's rude of the courts to act like the baby never existed in the first place. Imo

[@CuriousMisterG]

​@priceandpride so true During my wife's pregnancy, I was worried it would be a koala or something weird like that! I got lucky with a baby!

[@Puppywillow]

​@@JuniperWhiskeytartwith all the abortion stuff going on you'll start seeing this more and more in the deaths of pregnant women where the prosecutors won't press the charges for the unborn baby because they don't want to have to sit there in a trial for murder that they know the person did arguing over if her pregnant that the baby is a baby during a murder trial so they won't even charge them with that anymore in most cases. You can't say on one hand when you agree with abortion that it's not a baby until it's born and then during a murder trial say well yeah that is a that is a form of life so charging with second another murder. Because then it goes into anybody that has an abortion can be charged with murder then.

[@silencehill3355]

@@JuniperWhiskeytart She was thirteen weeks pregnant and they thought it might be a girl.

[@sweetanila26]

Amanda was robbed of so much on that day. It’s heart breaking.

[@theresathompson9123]

This case made national news and I remember it well. That she was an innocent woman, pregnant in her own home made it heartbreaking. I'm happy to hear Davey moved on and remarried. I can't imagine going through that.

[@susansage7218]

What a horrible situation Amanda found herself in! Pregnant, home alone against 3 disgusting criminals - and in deep trouble when she wouldn’t give them the pin #. This just makes me cringe. She didn’t deserve what happened to her.

[@KevinN-df8eo]

Just because you're good people does not mean you should not take sensible precautions against bad people. Leaving doors unlocked is idiotic. I am not victim blaming in anyway here, the one's totally responsible for this are the defendants, but don't make it easier for them, especially if your area has suffered recently from home invasions.

[@Andreamom001]

My dad used to leave his door unlocked because he said if someone wanted to steal or commit a crime, at least he wouldn’t have to also fix the door they broke through. I’ve only known one person who had someone invade their home, and they broke in despite locked doors. 🤷‍♀️ But yes, definitely best to lock doors!

[@angelikaskoroszyn8495]

The issue with door locking is that it's incredibly easy to unlock. If someone is at least a little bit determined theyll find a way in It will obviously protect you from the less determined criminals but it's not a very good protection

[@carebear8762]

@@angelikaskoroszyn8495 A properly set up door is not easy to break through, even with proper breaching equipment. There are a host of videos on hardening your home on youtube. In any event, the point of a barrier is to create noise to alert the occupants and buy time for them to prepare to defend themselves. Security consists of layers.

[@maryjane4432]

@@carebear876280 plus percent of front doors are a single kick or two to open. Heavy duty metal safety doors maybe but not regular doors. Plus any glass close enough is an entry point.

[@Puppywillow]

When you have to say your not victim blaming your victim blaming. They would have broken in anyway just like the multiple before they got there.

[@SAAmanat]

Not trying to put a dent on this tragic incident but somebody explain to me how not locking the front door in a “safe” neighbourhood where burglaries have been taking place for a month makes sense?

[@callysto11]

Hi Adrian, Nero, and everyone else here on CC. I hope you all have a safe, happy, and healthy New Year!

[@randomunicorn1578]

To you too! 🎊🎇🎆

[@sheilae.9670]

Thank you! You too❤❤

[@AnnQuebecPolska]

Thank you from Canada ! Best wishes for 2025 ! 🎆

[@jeanbeans7926]

Thanks, you too!

[@ambergriffes6122]

As a 46 year old single mother of 3, I definitely make it a habit of always locking the doors at night, but not necessarily if just running to the store or to grab a quick coffee. Until yesterday (Sunday) late morning, when my oldest daughter and I returned home with our Matcha Latté and coffee, when we noticed the back door of our house was ajar. With my youngest (20) year old and her 22 y/o bf home, we didnt think too much of it, and cautiously entered our home, only to have an intruder exit our kitchen as we were about to open the second door past our mudroom!!!! It was terrifying to say the least, luckily long story short no one was hurt and he fled in a truck, that in my shock I am still kicking myself for not getting the license plate number. The police have yet to find him.

[@LM_612]

People need to leave the husband alone for real. Let him grieve and keep moving on with his life as he is.

[@ssing7113]

I’m sure he’s grieving in bed with his hotter wife 😂

[@suewomack5960]

cold, cold eyes. poor amanda n her precious unborn daughter

[@johnbright4619]

Hello how are you doing?

[@dariahughes5564]

Congrats buddy on your 2 million you deserve every single subscriber I've been with you a long time but 2 million wow🎉 much love, Daria❤

[@TwinFlameTreasures]

This is one of those 10% cases that don’t actually in involve the husband being the perpetrator

[@IronKore]

Or a wife being a serial husband killer

[@denisewherry2319]

I believe he moved on quickly because of lonelyness (and sadness). After my Mom passed my Dad got married a little less than a year later . Looking back he was looking for what he lost! (My Mom's father did the exact same thing!) But I think he was trying to find what was lost to him! It's bittersweet! But his present wife seems to be very much like his 1st. It looks like he is a doubly blessed man!

[@nyphira]

Sometimes in grief you find the best ppl

[@maliceinwonderland99]

It's mostly men, then. Not saying some women who've lost their husbands don't move on, but all the comments I've read so far have been about men marrying quickly after losing their wives. I personally know of 2 men who remarried before the year anniversary of their wives' death. Damn.

[@tashibalampkin8555]

What?! Now that's unbelievable. Imagine grieving the loss of your spouse and getting remarried in less than a year.

[@alisong2328]

People who were happily married often marry again fairly quickly.

[@dn9597]

loneliness

[@jenniferlonnes7420]

Just from the mugshots, the 3 thugs have malice written on the faces.

[@penny8579]

I thought that about the one with the tattoos The others look like their mothers didn't raise them that way. Turns out the killer was one of them and the youngest. Some people regardless of race color or creed or how much love the parents provide, are just plain evil. You can't judge a book by its cover.

[@Ghekko-kw3zz]

​@@penny8579these are fatherless men, would bet on it.

[@MJPedersen]

I will never understand people who doesn’t lock their doors! Like wtf… I would never feel safe with my door(s) unlocked nomatter what! Ps. Larry’s eyes are the look of evil.

[@missmombi466]

I use to leave my house wide open while out during the day. And I hardly locked it at night. I lived up on a hillside, the driveway was long and steep. Towards the top of the driveway, it got worse and most cars skidded as they came up and you could hear it loud as anything. Not many people drove all the way up but still complained the part they walked puffed them out. So we were pretty safe when it came to burglaries. No one dared 😂 Sadly I no longer live there. The view from the top was amazing. It was private and quiet from street noise. I now live in a street where everything is locked all the time.

[@Andreamom001]

My dad always left his door unlocked. He said if someone was determined to get in, they would, and leaving the door open meant he would at least not have to fix a broken door or window. I lock my door all the time. It annoys my kids. I do it so automatically that I have locked myself out of the house several times.

[@Luuskamuikkunen]

Maria please fix your forehead. That thing is terrifying..

[@bettywith2girls]

I live in a small town. I said something to the effect to the local bartender that if I lose anything, it's a small town, we're all friends here or at least know each other, or can find each other...I'll get it back. The bartender did me a H-U-G-E favor...she looked me directly in the eyes and said "No one is your friend here. No one." And she was a nice lady that everybody liked, including me. OK...BIG wake up call. I used to live in a bigger town before this so I ALWAYS locked my door after shutting it...ALWAYS...not just at night. We added add'l safety measures after that, understandably. Not blaming the victims, of course...but yeah, don't make it easy for "them" to hurt you or your family, monetarily or physically. No matter WHERE you live.

[@bettywith2girls]

@@Andreamom001 That would scare the cr@p out of me, as a kid, if I knew anybody could walk into our house at any time, even in the middle of the night when I was sleeping...and do anything they wanted to me. At least in breaking the door or window, you would hear it and get a warning. But God bless your dad tho.

[@scottyerkes1867]

Strange case. The 3 perps should have received longer sentences. Thanks Adrian

[@jborden18]

Excellent, Coffeehouse Crime Sunday!! I remember when you had just 500,000 subs, you've come so far!!

[@GothPaoki]

It's so ironic that in thinking neighborhood everyone felt safe enough not to lock the doors yet most had safety cameras installed.

[@HayleysComet3]

Ugh! I can’t imagine the horror of rape by these 3.

[@euphorbia1581]

Oh my, just saw their faces, makes me sick to my stomach

[@eileeneclark9011]

12/29/24...WHAT A TERRIBLE EVENT! SORRY THE PREGNANCY WASN'T ALLOWED IN THIS TRIAL/CASE. I LIVE IN CENTRAL FL IN A "RETIREMENT COMMUNITY" + HAVE SEEN THAT MEN DON'T LIKE TO BE "LEFT BEHIND". AND THIS YOUNG MAN HAD A LITTLE BOY TO RAISE.... STILL A "SQUISHY" MURDER.....THERE SEEMS BE BE SOMETHING A BIT "OFF"!....

[@astrialindah2773]

Snow... What a weird comments to make 😵‍💫

[@Bettinasisrg]

It was only one, but any is horrible.

[@AmyLeaCooper2024]

​@@astrialindah2773 The comment is perfectly relevant?

[@user-dk7fz3tr9k]

I do find the tone of his phone call to 911... Very unusual, given her condition.

[@adnanazadZR49]

Hope Australia is treating you well, keep up the great work Adrian!

[@xcel007]

Moral of the story: lock your doors. Always.

[@deeceepnw]

Leave Davey alone. It’s pretty obvious that the three convicted (defendants) are responsible. I think he loved his wife deeply. He had a young child and a deep faith in the afterlife. Perhaps, remarrying was his way of also giving his child a chance at a “normal” life. It’s horrendous to live such a happy and full life, then have it snatched away from you in such a violent way. He found her brutalized body with cranial matter smeared on the floor. It sounds like he mourned for a year and dated the new wife for another year before he married. That’s 2 years. Statistically speaking, men tend to marry quicker than women, and not stay single, especially when they have a child.

[@p1ndakaas]

My grandfather remarried in less than a year after losing my grandmother whom he was married to for 35 years. I watched him cry every single day for 6 months, he would look at her picture and even considered taking his own life at ome point. Initially I was offended that he moved on so quick because I was still grieving by the time he found someone new but I came to accept it. He still cries on Christmas and new year but he's no longer hurting and his new wife is basically just a copy of my grandmother so I'm happy he's happy.

[@karenmossbryan7932]

But is she? In that shadow? No

[@orangemascara]

EWWWWWWW

[@wandertree]

@@karenmossbryan7932 Oh good grief. Any good woman would accept that the first wife was loved and be there for the husband in those moments! What a silly comment.

[@esteemedmortal5917]

It never ceases to baffle me that there are still people who leave their doors unlocked. The only time this makes sense is if you’re bringing in groceries or moving. Otherwise, no good reason to keep doors unlocked. This maybe kinda was ok back when it took great effort to travel from one town to another and so you really would be likely to know most people around you.

[@ListeningisaGiftNy]

Note to anyone involved in a Robbery, give up the money, jewels, PIN numbers, what ever they want, you can’t take it with you. RIP Amanda and condolences to her family.

[@stevestarscream5182]

The judge went down on him?!?! That’s a pretty cruel punishment

[@iwatchyoutube523]

Like a sack of potatoes even. Harsh.

[@moxiegurl]

There's gonna be so much more crime when people find out that judges are going down on defendants, esp like a sack of potatoes...

[@angelicahancock7939]

At least he didn't finger him

[@mollyhorse]

@@angelicahancock7939 disgusting. Remove your vile comment .

[@jeremiahweed725]

Why is Larry still breathing? Why are any of them?

[@Alaryicjude]

I wish I could like your comment more than once

[@mollyhorse]

@@Alaryicjude me too

[@wandertree]

100% agree. So sick of our failed judicial system and our ridiculous government that is failing in its responsibility to protect law-abiding citizens. Infuriating.

[@elbeelondon]

On a Sunday? WHAT?! Let me grab my coffee 🤭🩷

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

I could hear everyone bored at home with nothing to do! Last one of the year!

[@jamierupert7563]

​@@CoffeehouseCrimeI am bored. How did you guess?😂

[@alij7047]

After ten straight days of dealing with family, family, and more family, boredom isn't quite the right word. Losing my grip on sanity? Maybe. True crime stories are the perfect antidote. Thank you! And happy New Year!

[@elbeelondon]

@@CoffeehouseCrime you rescued us hahaha thank you Adrian and wishing you a happy new year!!🩷🩷🩷🩷

[@CallingOutGhouls]

🙄🙄🙄

[@debbiethompson14]

Thanks!

[@baisalimitra4865]

Those are monsters. How could they assult an expecting mother!!😢😢😢😢

[@arthurwulfrun]

Davey is such a saint. I wouldn’t have been able to find the good side after that. Some people find it hard to fill voids in their life left by someone so special. That’s why he moves on. RIP to Amanda and their baby. Hope those criminals see true justice someday.

[@hadestheblackcat420]

Adrian I have so much respect for you and the way in which you retell these tragic and infuriating stories. Thank you for all that you do. 💜

[@loveinspired7]

The _Swisher Sweets_ left on the counter were a dead giveaway. Thank goodness they weren't too bright!

[@raquelcadette768]

Thank you adrian for the last update of the year! You've done and amazing job reporting this cases and honoring the victims. ❤

[@Luvsinging100]

18 & 21 is crazy , they look much older. Sick sick men. Wasted your freedom at such a young age.

[@KimmyGames]

My question is: if they were done for burglary, why did they not have electronic tags during their probation? Surely that would have prevented this from happening

[@puppydog8977]

Thankfully I have my Rottweiler Nelson who has proven himself when I had an intruder earlier this year. A man entered my home through my back door where I was relaxing, he made a grab for me when my Nelson walked in the room and instantly attacked the man. Needless to say he was still in my Nelson’s mouth when the police arrived. It took a lot of persuasion from me before Nelson eventually let go.

[@yzettasmith4194]

Way to go, Nelson!!

[@sarahalbers5555]

Dogs are a great deterrent. We had a giant English Mastiff, Sheba, who had a serious deep bark. She was sweet as sugar. Gretchen the Doberman was loving to me, but when some guy tried to get in my front door, she chased the two intruders up a tree. It made it very convenient when the cops came. Our two Rottweilers thought they were lap dogs! But I totally get what you are saying.

[@Songbird-59]

There is no stress in his voice. Finding out it wasn't Davey is surprising.

[@amandaecherebor7082]

Congratulations on 2m 🥳🎊🎉🎊🎉🥳, i have been watching your channel from the beginning and I Always enjoy the cases you cover. Well done Adrian you deserve it! Happy New Year from a wet & windy UK 🇬🇧

[@JaclynCoffman]

Walked in the door from work flopped down and instantly saw this❤ thank you

[@amityislandchum]

If Davey *had* turned out to be guilty of this crime, this entire comment section would be people saying they knew he was guilty based on his 911 call alone. He's weirdly calm; he minimizes what the actual crime scene looks like ("she collapsed" when she's actually been shot multiple times); and he gives an alibi to the 911 operator. I would love for true crime creators to start pointing these things out, so the public might *finally* realize their own confirmation bias and stop claiming that they can determine guilt based on a goddamn 911 call.

[@wandertree]

The only time I've thought 911 calls sounded suspicious is when they are overly dramatic - trying to hard. And that's taking into account that we all respond differently. But you're probably right by and large.

[@ebdo7863]

A lot of man haters!

[@wisdomsleuth77777]

I was not judging anyone. It's the statistics that show most of the time the Killer is the one closest to them. And that was an oddly unemotional call. He did not sound distressed. it's not like husbands haven't hired Hitman before but there was definitely something odd with that 911 call. I'm curious what if any of their DNA was found at the scene. Odd that a killer is just going to leave swisher on the table as well. So maybe not be so judgmental when people jump to an educated assumption that it's the husband especially if he remarries right away that would be part of the things that would make people wonder if he did it😢 not just statistically but those things are flags.

[@ebdo7863]

@@wisdomsleuth77777 fair point! Those Christian types are strangly accepting of death. As they think there is something beautiful after! Ignorance is bliss

[@suzieque4222]

@@wisdomsleuth77777 I have to agree it did sound very un emotional .. there is blood on the floor and blood splatters also !! but all he says is shes collapsed

[@jaymcc845]

Hope you had a great Christmas buddy!. It was a pleasant suprise seeing this pop up on a sunday!. Coffee is in hand

[@jacobgriffeth3068]

Them getting anything other than life for being tied to this crime spree and and being accessories to a murder is a travesty.

[@lissainkd2580]

My only question is, why if there had been recent robberies in that neighborhood, why wouldn't that front door have been locked? RIP Pretty Lady 💜🥀

[@nsargent7780]

Dead eyes. Dead eyes. Dead eyes. I'm so sad for her and her family. Larry definitely deserves that life sentence.

[@jamesfowley4114]

A friend of mine lost his first wife to a rap**t. It was several years before he married again. Everybody is different. I don't second guess either of them.

[@vanadot]

One year is a very long period of potential anger, rage, anguish and absolute grieve in this situation. If he found someone who could suppress these feeling and turn them into peace, passion and love, he should absolutely took that path. Not to mention his child will need all the love he could get.

[@The_Binninator]

That someone being a licensed therapist

[@saulthechicanootaku]

Hey Adrian. As we approach the latter parts of 2024, I wish you, Nero, and the rest of your family and friends a great new year! Keep up the great work, and I hope we'll see more great videos from you in 2025

[@Panda-cute]

I dont care how much yall “trust your community” lock your stuff up! Absolutely tragic

[@reneecarlson7124]

What a nightmare she went thru! That beautiful girl had to look at those monsters' faces when she was dying. 😢

[@infinitewisdom4557]

Credit all round... from the caring husband who didn't want to disturb his wife by leaving the front door unlocked at 6:00am, to the courts who gave our dear brejrin another chance at freedom... ... thumbs up 👍 for the American Dream!

[@nadinejackson3740]

I feel like I can speak about him remarrying after only one year. I was 27 and widowed with 4 small children. I remarried about 14 months after his death. It didn't mean I was over it, and it didn't mean I didn't love and miss him. I was lonely and had 4 children to raise. Here comes another good man willing to take all this on. So we don't really know how others feel, or how they're coping after something like this blows up their life. So don't judge, and don't presume to know what you'd do, if you found yourself in this situation. And pray you never do.

[@Sophie-UMC]

Thanks for saying this. It's different if the person can't find anyone or nobody like you well said is willing to take all this on, so when you meet or find that person or they you, we do it. People don't also know how lonely life can especially after trauma and tragedy. Personally I even pray for those to find someone to take it all on because it's difficult to live life like that and with all that goes on after tragedy, family while awesome can't be there 24/7 because they have their own lives too even if they are trying so I get it....deeply.

[@jackchop1576]

There are a bunch of bitter nasty women in the comments claiming that only men do this and that women stay single for years and mourn.

[@nadinejackson3740]

@@Sophie-UMC it's sad that we know this, and even sadder that people who don't know this, will still judge. You're right about family. They're amazing, and so helpful, but eventually they have to get back to their own lives. Meanwhile the grief and loneliness is still there, so we just do what we can. Sometimes that means getting into another relationship.

[@nadinejackson3740]

@@jackchop1576 they might be right to some extent, but I think they're way over generalizing. I know a couple men that were quite young when their wives died suddenly, and they're still single, years later. They have lots of help from family, and date sometimes, but never remarried. It just depends on the person. But judging them is so cruel, especially because they've already been through so much trauma.

[@ThisisTylerTaylor]

My wife works for SAN as a producer and we’ve been watching you for years!

[@hunterchapman9356]

ive been watching you through so many milestones in my life. these videos really have got me through some tough times. i’ve always appreciated how well your videos are made, and how respectful you are to all affected parties. been there since before your channel blew up and i’m super proud of that too. i’ve dropped whatever i was just watching to watch this same as always and i hope you have a great day!

[@33Tiffny]

15 years ? WTF smh digusting people

[@Rosterized]

well yeah the other 2 guys did not do the murder so basically they were only doing armed robbery

[@annamarinernudottir1260]

Happy new year and thank you for everything in 2024 🥰 …in Iceland 🇮🇸

[@ΝατάσαΚαφετζάκη]

The 911 call got me suspecting Davey right away. He sounded too calm. Not shocked, horrified, panicked or grieving. He sounded uninterested / uninvolved / indifferent!

[@shayneelizabeth358]

3:51 Just started the video but I read some comments and found out she was pregnant when she was murdered. I am shocked they were not charged with feticide. Just another let down from our justice system.

[@sarahalbers5555]

I am too. That little life was totally overlooked.

[@mavenofmystery2729]

I love your content. I've watched you for years and have always enjoyed your storytelling. For me, even though the content could be disturbing to hear bc humans can be so devastatingly cruel to one another, your presentation has a way (for me) of bringing a solemnity and comfort in your speech. Thank you so much for all of my hours of listening. And yes, I do caffeineate as we investigate.

[@yoorili80]

I think Adrian is the best at narrating crime stories. You are such an effective story teller without so much drama. I always look for certain cases on Coffee House Crime , sad it's not featured. Hopefully, you get to present the Carly Gregg case. Thanks!

[@roseb5004]

I think it wrong to judge how "fast he moved on"....a year is tremendously long when you are grieving. To find a sense of normalcy after what he went through is not surprising. I hope he has found peace.

[@Astrocam88]

While I don't believe he did it, if he got in a relationship with someone else less than a year after his wife and unborn baby were horribly murderered, it almost seems like he cares more about image? Like he had the perfect pastor life before this, now he's trying to replicate it as fast as possible? Idk, it does seem like he loved and cared about his wife, however that was a bit weird to me.

[@johnbright4619]

Hello how are you doing today?

[@sadmermaid]

Adrian its almost 4am, i cannot caffeinate rn! Hope you enjoy the sun this week, have a great new years too mate, thanks for making the year better.

[@LucasMoore88]

That's the MOST important time to get caffeinated! Lol. I was up at 5 am but I just had mine. Must have COFFEE 😂😂

[@LaMereACaniche]

You still need to caffeinate, I don't make the rules.

[@ViSi-q9t]

Nobody cares

[@LucasMoore88]

@ViSi-q9t Literally nobody cares about your loser opinion either

[@discoduckgandolf]

Merry Christmas, Adrian! And happy New Year! Poor Pastor Davey. One thing to lose a wife and child to such a senseless act, but to be wrongfully suspected of said senseless act is even worse. Especially after the facts presented proved otherwise. You would think the people who wrongfully implicated him would be ashamed of themselves and admit defeat. But nope. They had to use his remarriage as an excuse to implicate him even further. As someone that has recently got dragged in the middle of family drama involving someone who happened to have remarried within a year of their spouse's death, I can definitely say that that type of mentality comes from a place of wanting the widow/widower to be miserable for as long as possible for their own benefit.

[@kathrynellison328]

There's not such thing as a perfect family. There are families that want you to think they are perfect.

[@NahFThat]

That description of Indy was hilarious

[@benaiahw2898]

Congrats on 2mil subs and thank you for the Sunday surprise, sad part is that I was surprised it wasn’t the husband/pastor. What a day we live in.

[@londamail]

23:28 It’s “come down”. “Go down” is a very different situation 😂

[@lucila5466]

Adrian's grasp of the English language is rather tenuous 😅

[@Dee-JayW]

@@lucila5466 What? Isn’t he British, living in Australia? He speaks excellent English! Why would he know slang or euphemisms from another country?

[@SadieMae-zw4qb]

While they still may have gotten in her home had the door been locked, not being locked made it easier. I read a book years ago, by an FBI agent who had asked a brutal killer, why he had chosen that particular home? And the killer said - “Because the door was unlocked.”

[@s.jackson6885]

Even if you live in an area with a very low crime rate, you should still lock your doors because you just never know. Getting complacent and thinking it can't happen to you is a mindset that has turned out to be deadly for many people.

[@TravisBosshardt-e7u]

Thank you Adrian and Happy New Year!

[@amandadelaney310]

I’m sorry, but unless I lived somewhere hidden/difficult to locate, I would not be at the end of my driveway waiting for EMS.

[@CC3193]

We can all speculate as to what we would or wouldn’t do in a situation. But unless we were to actually find ourselves suddenly in such terrible, shockingly tragic circumstances, who knows how’d we’d behave in reality.

[@StancyTalk]

Could’ve been prevented with the click of a key? No, could’ve been prevented by three men not being murderous felons. Let’s not blame the victim.

[@911kitty2009]

It doesn't matter where you live because there are crazy, unpredictable people everywhere. Just lock your damn doors.

[@jdsteppenzyde]

So tragic and I’m sorry for all who loved them, but why not just give them the money? She was pregnant and had a kid in the house. It makes no sense.

[@rbarba2751]

This is so sad. Please give them the money 😭😭😭😭

[@tracyc9171]

Just grab a coffee and your video popped up. Perfect timing. Watching from Truro Nova Scotia Canada

[@Nina-fc8ey]

It doesn't matter how religious you are, not locking your door is simply inviting bad things to happen in your life.