Crime Beat: Beyond a Reasonable Doubt - the Story of Terrie Ann Dauphinais | S4 E9

[@ladytjoy]

As soon as he said she wanted him to stay the night but he didn't think it would be a good idea I knew he was lying.

[@KrisCorby-iv8dg]

I agree, but lets be honest; it doesn't take a genius!..😆

[@gingersnapped5235]

Terri-Anns parents seem like good solid people! 6 little girls to raise, wow, hats off to them. Condolences on Terri- Anns passing. She too seemed like a very good person. May she be Resting In Peace.

[@tammymackinnon6620]

So sad .. so he basically got away with murder? My condolences to the family

[@MarthaAnderson-ex9yb]

You are very nice 👍

[@carewser]

The one good thing about this case was all the work that went into it after years of the family thinking the cops weren't doing anything but it's weird that the cops can't tell the public what evidence they collected since there will never be a trial

[@mommabear4232]

seriously this needs to see a supreme court because that man admitted to hurting her

[@tavasikachabvonga5026]

Got away wit murder, a sham of justice system

[@TeWai-rj8zt]

And it continues to this day!

[@MarthaAnderson-ex9yb]

As I say karma will come back on him it will be so horrific at that

[@sandraleblanc2990]

So sad! Prayers to Terri-Ann's family and just remember he will meet his maker.

[@LisatheGreatest]

The man is guilty. I don’t respectfully disagree with the judge. She has made a travesty of Justice I won’t say what I really think, it’s not nice

[@billy6pack887]

Nah he never confessed. Even when trying to impress Mister Big, the death sounded like an accident. I wonder if they did a tox screen on her. I heard on a podcast about this case that she had 0 ligature or strangulation marks on her neck. Who knows, maybe she had a heart murmur she didn't know about, and decided to experiment with cocaine one time and died, and he walked in and freaked out. Or maybe she just had a stroke. My mom had a stroke at 37 and was otherwise totally healthy. This whole coercive method was very poorly done in this case if he is guilty. What did they even offer him? To me it sounds like he didn't cause her death. But then again maybe he put a rag with Cloral Hydrate over her face and suffocated her with a pillow. Guess we'll never know. I'd say maybe 50/50 at best he killed her. Strange, sad case.

[@zahrahassam4495]

He did it for sure!!

[@Mj-zj6gm]

It's a way to point guilt away from the ones who are killing our Woman and girl's. They love to blame the boyfriend. The serial killers responsible are free to continue doing what they do.

[@maryjane4846]

I'll say this, these judges are complicit in all the mmiwgm cases. It's happening here because they have partial immunity. Meaning the punishment never fits the crime and most times the killer walks in no time. They should be held indefinitely because they pose a threat to any community they live in or pass through. They do it because its highly unlikely they'll ever be caught. If they are caught it's thanks to someone coming forward with information. Judges should be lobbying for proper sentencing that fit the crime AND keeps violent offenders behind bars for life where they belong. But they obviously feel comfortable with letting these people walk..

[@real_MacrocosM]

It kills ppl like you to admit that justice exists for all parties the plaintiffs/victims and the defendants/accused ⚖️ the law is the law, you don't have to like it. If you want it changed, then lobby. You and your opinion on this case are: IRRELEVANT m

[@anniehoping5967]

how sad for the family. How can you kill the mother of your children and go on like nothing happened!!!! living every day with them, seeing their faces and knowing that you took her away from them......

[@annalisavajda252]

Well they don't want a divorce and need to pay child and spousal support the women are just for breeding and maybe changing diapers cooking sex etc. Then the guy gets tired of them so they get rid of them. Some try to act like the victim themselves and some are stupid enough to believe that.

[@lisabutter6181]

when someone is evil they are not your dad they are a monster

[@MarthaAnderson-ex9yb]

I Agree with you 💯

[@CutiePie_Leah16]

Love this Program, more so it is a Canadian Program. This is so very sad. I am myself a proud Metis. Thanks for Sharing I appreciate you taking the time doing this for Us All. LiveLoveLight

[@joanna0988]

I love the way they make it more human being sensitive to the victims and their families so it's less for entertainment but more about getting their story told.. The American crime shows are so dramatic and sensationalized.

[@emijacqueline]

Terri’s father seems to have a deep bond with ken. I find it odd they took in a young man who was headed down the wrong track. (Only because they had so many young women in the house)I wish there was more information about that. Terribly sad for her children to grow up without their mommy.

[@Kopihue]

And to grow up with the murdered of their mother.

[@gwens5093]

Unfortunately, Canada is not immune to these tragic mysteries, with over 3,400 cases remaining unsolved in the country.

[@TheBasedCanadian]

Humans are the most dangerous animal on planet earth

[@joanna0988]

BC specifically has an 80% unsolved murder rate 😑😑

[@aridyaacob9528]

Shame on the police and maybe the so called justice system.

[@sandycromhout9850]

It's a law system, not a justice system.

[@lidiaandalexmoura8354]

My DEEPEST CONDOLENCES to Terri-Ann's family, her parents and family are such good hearted people. So sad and unfortunate. RIP Terri-Ann.

[@fauna3989]

Good lord I thought the static was my ceiling fan breaking down.

[@kimdaffy4427]

Love this channel

[@fredajordan5704]

He has no conscience.

[@Kopihue]

Poor children to grow up with their mother murderer.

[@fredajordan5704]

One day they will question him, when they get older....

[@ChantalsCritters]

Great coverage

[@franhunne8929]

I hate cases in which there is no proven murderer. I do not think True Crime broadcasts should focus on those cases. But that is just my opinion.

[@wholeagain]

These mr big operations 😂

[@999tj6]

They always still sound like a cop grilling a suspect, imo.

[@nonblonde35]

Well that was super sad.

[@CN-ek7nb]

Never take in someone you dont know plus he was 19 and having young daughters not going to result in good way

[@snowfox3012]

Hello crime beat!❤️

[@rje306]

Problem with mr big is exactly why it’s inadmissible police told his kids he was getting arrested then 4 days being told we can make this go away and that’s very dodgy ground

[@raichelsolomon8370]

Was under the impression that dauphin admitted to killing the wife. There is in my mind overwhelming evidence if memory serves that an admission of guilt proves beyond a reasonable doubt.

[@billy6pack887]

Not under duress or coercion. He sounded like he was getting scared the cops would be mad if he didn't say something. I get a feeling he's innocent. This was such a flimsy case. Very poor police work. And likely the autopsy was botched. There's a Podcast on this case that really makes him sound innocent.

[@adilrahman1204]

@@billy6pack887 you can't be serious. He's guilty as can be. He also turned himself in to police after this case for sexual assault

[@billy6pack887]

@@adilrahman1204 Never heard about the sex charge. If he is guilty then it's the cops' fault. You can't do Mr big stings if the suspect isn't criminally inclined for one. And 2 they shoulda focused on forensic evidence. And that interview that seemed coercive was a disaster. Maybe he did do it, but the cops are the reason he's free either way.

[@adilrahman1204]

@@billy6pack887 oh I agree the police fumbled this. They had him and couldn't close the deal with good police work. Google his name to find the sexual assault article. I'm surprised this episode didn't mention it

[@valkyrja-]

@@billy6pack887 but he also admits on tape later that he pushed past her and she fell funny. Then he panicked and ran. And in another tape talks about her ashes and destroying evidence. And how there was no weapon used. Remember she was strangled.

[@Whips383]

These cops are gonna do this Mr big dhit to the wrong person and there gonna get smoked foreal how many questions are you gonna ask such a amateur

[@valkyrja-]

Man o man. This was tough to watch. Suspect mentions on tape about her ashes and destroying evidence, and pushing past her and she fell funny. And that was deemed inadmissible in court. Fucken tragic. And double jeopardy? Jesus.

[@Livingapril]

I have never heard of double jeopardy in Canada 😱

[@valkyrja-]

Same. I’m shocked.

[@jessicamousseau3258]

Nothing like Investigation discovery. I like the show, but fine sometimes it’s long winded and drags on.

[@adrianaleon7413]

The crazy thing about Mr. Big is that still keep working with the douche bags

[@B1TKZH47]

I agree wholly with the judge. I think the police tactics were underhanded and shoddy here. Not impressed.

[@livdirrengesuasmatsuoka9843]

My grandma say..don't get married when your young, enjoy your youth to the fullest, then when you mature enough go and find a partner.. that age pass and your old age and don't feel the way you were you...divorce would have been better.

[@yennefer440]

Your grandma is right.

[@aym280]

Haven't finished watching the video, but when the husband said he should talk to a lawyer, the officer should have stopped. It's not legal to carry on.

[@Stichting_NoFa-p]

Why do you make the video unavailable in my country? That only causes less views...

[@Nephilimfields]

That decision isn't made by the poster. It's made by youtube and certain laws.

[@valkyrja-]

If you have a VPN you can still watch.

[@joanna0988]

Get a VPN blocker

[@bretzky9261]

Some fine legal defense work done here. Kudos.

[@Duskyberry]

I am surprise the prosecutors went to trial on that evidence. There wasn't enough to prove it and it lead to him never being able to be held responsible.

[@aym280]

He's soooooo guilty! Double jeopardy should be revoked, just as in the UK! Burning stuff, ashes, no weapon, no DNA... I have never seen such a bronze Canadian Defence lawyer.

[@taradeleeuw2344]

I get the recollection thing

[@vettelover695]

Police: Stop asking questions when someone invokes their right to remain silent. Multiple times yet!! How do you expect the interview to be used in trial when you attain information against the Charter of Rights and Freedoms afforded to every Canadian!? Jeez!!

[@heksedansd.2919]

Terrie Ann ❤ 🙏

[@c.o3301]

He needed to explain his presence because he knew the children would tell that he was over there. Other than that he wouldn’t speak. He’s 100% guilty

[@culvercat11]

Where is the new episode?

[@patternmotherlode9250]

This was bound to happen given Canada's success and reputation for using this sting many times over in recent times. It seems they could have gotten a more explicit confession before laying such a serious charge. So many ppl involved and just a few dropped the ball in the end... Overconfidence in mr big stings likely played a role in them playing fast and lose, and ultimately rolling the dice with what they did have. At least now everyone knows the truth and the perp can stop pretending as was his wish. He probably didn't expect it would make him a pariah, however. If you do actually shove someone so hard that they go funny, call 911 you selfish POS

[@taradeleeuw2344]

How’s that going

[@taradeleeuw2344]

4 year olds has a history

[@taradeleeuw2344]

A phone call ?

[@Whips383]

Where tf is episode 10

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Sounds like ……

[@KrisCorby-iv8dg]

Yeahhhhh! How dare the mean old police man, lie to the poor murderer! Baaaad! police man!..😆😂😅

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Depends on what kind of space or resource s are the flavour of the week

[@MegaSmk]

you'd think the mr. big approach wouldn't work anymore these days... I've seen it so often on these crime shows that it's the first thing I'd suspect if I had committed a murder and suddenly some shady underworld character showed up and promised to make it all go away.

[@MarthaAnderson-ex9yb]

See there goes the insurance money very suspicious I say why do people treat there loved ones like dirt with doing horrific crime and other horrible things to them much sympathy to the family and friends of the decesed RIP angel 😇

[@dodgingbullets3503]

Stop the beeping sound, geeezzzz. Just erase the words, it throws one off. damn😉

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Spooky rooms

[@taradeleeuw2344]

That whole defence definition stinks

[@rje306]

Oh and the officer saying we had more evidence and if the public knew they would have no doubts I guess that’s a bit manipulative if it was evidence it would of been heard if it wasn’t allowed that’s because it’s not really evidence

[@SW-su6ou]

That's some bullshit policing

[@taradeleeuw2344]

I always laughed ,am I in some Mr.Big process of course timing is everything

[@Mj-zj6gm]

No sign of forced entry doesn't mean the killer had free access. People used to leave their doors open all the time back in the day. I know I did. These aren't big clues to draw up conclusions with..

[@annalisavajda252]

Locks can be picked other people can have master keys etc. Even a window can be left open but the cop said that looked "staged". Three or women are murdered in Canada every week by current or former intimate partners though some can plot better than others I guess. Sometimes it's a crime of passion or revenge sometimes if they think a divorce is imminent and they don't want to pay child or spousal support than money is the motive. Domestic abuse is not a rare thing but talking to some cops or lawyers who are ignorant you would think it was.

[@annalisavajda252]

Locks can be picked other people can have master keys etc. Even a window can be left open but the cop said that looked "staged". Three or women are murdered in Canada every week by current or former intimate partners though some can plot better than others I guess. Sometimes it's a crime of passion or revenge sometimes if they think a divorce is imminent and they don't want to pay child or spousal support than money is the motive. Domestic abuse is not a rare thing but talking to some cops or lawyers who are ignorant you would think it was society is so accepting about it.

[@honestlycastle]

Yes. Or you can simply get someone to open their door by convincing them to let you in under false pretenses.

[@asahel980]

Mr Big sting isn't unconstitutional its just that they messed it up he should confessed In his own accord and corroborated what he said. Now his guard is up. And likely he wouldn't be prosecuted

[@taradeleeuw2344]

The sad thing is families think they are talking to police or authorities and they are not

[@KrisCorby-iv8dg]

Somebody please tell me, that we teach kids in highschool, that this is not the U.S.!, & there are very different rules in Canada, upon arrest! Somebody? Please!? Its just plain embarrassing, when I watch these shows & A Canadian citizen attempts.to invoke their right to silence! 🙈 YOU DONT HAVE ONE! Oh sure! You don't have to talk to the police, but they are not required to stop asking qjestions, for HOURS if necessary!, just because you do! 🙄😒

[@taradeleeuw2344]

Audited mr Big application s but more financial applications,I have an opinion

[@DebsMcC69]

Another Mr Big sting 😂 Canadian police make me laugh…the operation must take longer than the sentence handed down to the offender, not to mention the pay offenders & new identities given to ‘snitches’ & all the dodgy critters that ‘assist’ with getting a confession. It’s almost farcical.

[@taradeleeuw2344]

We the defence council,delusional

[@brendamcdonall5798]

Defense COUNSEL!!!

[@MsFifthstone]

Weird but awww has the Calgary Police ever looked at the Mother? Juuuust saying.