Dad Caught Forcing Daughter to Murder Mom on Camera

[@SM-vx6bu]

The way he says "sweetie" gives me the same feeling as accidentally touching wet food in the kitchen sink drain

[@feleciaclemons5074]

So descriptive, I felt it , too.,😖

[@LeeDee5]

eww that lingering feel of dirtyness

[@whatabouttheearth]

He sounds like Mr. Rodgers or Terrence McKenna if they were trying to be creepy. How is that his normal speaking voice?

[@jamespettyjohn4330]

Or barefoot stepping in dog poo, your feet will never feel clean AGAIN!!!!

[@huh_oh3607]

That is such a vivid description. So accurate though.

[@gic8849]

The way she switched from sobbing to “yeah, she’s in my apartment” was spooky af

[@SoldierPrince]

Just dropped a similar comment and scrolled down to look for any mutual thinkers... took a while but finally found one, haha. But was quite a demonic moment for sure.

[@wisdomseeker3362]

@@SoldierPrince It sure was. Creepyy.

[@taraalan1131]

Yes - that stopped me short . Very cold and unfeeling in the blink of an eye .

[@sharonsworld907]

Thought I was the only one to pick up on that... Heartless bastards

[@fatamy7]

Ha ha yeah just noticed the same. Totally changes character doesnt she.

[@madeintheu.s.a.wwg1wga449]

The segway between "My mom hung herself" and "Yeah she's in my apartment" told me everything I needed to know.

[@cleobinx]

That was eerie

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

RIGHT!?! I just commented about that, as well!! That was creepy and disconcerting AF! So, so wrong in so many ways! I'm sorry, but that transition between (ostensible) distraught weeping to perky cheerfulness and then immediately back to crying? FAKE. That coldness totally gave me chills. Poor girl: that's such a shockingly unnatural, programmed way for a kid respond to supposedly JUST hearing that your mother hung herself...which is why that recording also told *me* everything I needed to know about JUST how twisted, coached and controlled by her dad she was. I must admit that I honestly do have tremendous sympathy for her, because I believe that once her dad's control wears off (and it most likely will) she'll be hit with the full emotional impact of knowing that she essentially aided and abetted in the murder of her own mother. When or if the full impact of all that hits her, I have little doubt she'll be utterly destroyed emotionally. In essence, this monster didn't just murder his wife...he also twisted and tampered with his own child's mind, heart & soul in the most cold, callous, calculating and evil ways imaginable. I can only hope that someday his daughter will find healing from his cruel & repulsive abuse of her mind.

[@thesaxophoneboy]

Segue* - sorry!

[@dominidimaggio-preisel9489]

I just so happened to be at that part when I read this comment. Soooo insanely creepy

[@dodieyates4186]

Yes!!!! I thought that too!!! Wow it was an absolutely dramatic change in emotion... crying... then.. nothing.. 😳

[@powwowken2760]

I'll never get tired of the clip where the cop wrecks his shit

[@blondechick9804]

Me either. I’ve watched it many times. Kansas City chiefs needed him !!

[@bayonetababe9697]

I wasn’t watching the screen and all I heard was he was on the ledge and they’re trying to talk him down for 90 minutes then I hear bam and Mike talking about how funny it was. I thought when I heard the sound that it was him jumping so I had to rewind it. It was even funnier because of that.

[@bunnymad5049]

I love the rugby crowd and commentating over the top. lol

[@cyndymcfarlin8537]

@@bayonetababe9697 I thought so too. The cops did a excellent job. Until they stopped him from jumping. Yep just my opinion. Much love

[@suerichards47]

That in Australia is called a rugby tackle. Well done officer.🇦🇺🇦🇺🇧🇩🏉🏉🏉

[@rullmourn1142]

That cop tackling, slamming Lloyd to the concrete floor was satisfying to see.

[@TalairanPerigord]

Supremely.

[@remikortekaas8075]

After listening to 90 minutes of self-pity from that pos, that must have been so satisfying.

[@k_xxo]

So good!! 😂

[@leluschka11]

I watched it four times!!!

[@curbyourshi1056]

Damnation! Don't wanna fast forward to that. To hell with my curiousity about comments.

[@annevaccari8843]

"She's just kind of standing there motionless. I can't really see, it's dark" only to find out she was hanging. ABSOLUTELY TERRIFYING

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

I said in an earlier reply that that sounded exactly like a scene from a Japanese horror movie. I can't even imagine...

[@suzbone]

And she'd been hanging there for over a day, in her own home. My heart 😢

[@cyndymcfarlin8537]

Yeah I watch a lot of True Crime. That one kind of messed with me. Much love

[@bubblegums100]

Yeh... Made me Weak at the knees...

[@Secret_Soul_Survivor]

I know right, the moment he said, 'She's just kind of standing there motionless... ' I heard 'standing' and thought, 'thank god this person is alive and well enough to stand,' and then my heart sank. Quick reality check to remind me I am watching Mike delivering true crime cases here, it doesn't mean I can't feel unexpected surprise, horror, compassion, empathy, heartbreak and rage... quite the roller coaster of emotions really.

[@Chiyembekezo]

Gosh. Imagine seeing your abusive ex husband coming into your room at night. Then realising he's here to kill you. Then you see your daughter is there to help him end you. Then you remember your 14yo is downstairs and you don't know what these demons would do to her. And there's nothing you can do. This poor woman's heart must have broken before they killed her.

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

The way you just worded that is SO spot-on...and it's so much worse than basically any horror movie I can even begin to imagine. That poor, poor woman. It sounded like all she wanted to do was keep her kids safe, healthy and happy. As a mom, I literally got chills and felt sick to my stomach just reading your comment and trying to imagine that...a true, literal living nightmare.

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

And also, the part where you talked about her heart breaking? SO spot-on, as well! Again, as a mom, trying to picture myself in that situation, I *know* that my heart would be so utterly shattered that I would probably not even care as much about dying as I would about the absolute, total sense of betrayal and grief. What mother would even have much of a will to live at all, after realizing that the same child that she'd she carried for 9 months, birthed, loved, raised, homeschooled and desperately fought for in court hated her so much that they were willing to murder her?? It's beyond comprehension.

[@Jvksiew]

Go watch the movie "1922"

[@unite4peace88]

Yeah, and I could also imagine she thought to herself, how many times she saw the red flags in her relationship with this Narcissist and chose to ignore them. Probably wish she had a do-over.

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

@@Jvksiew I've been meaning to watch it for a while now! Thanks for reminding me!

[@Dajuggernaut74]

Met my wife in high school. Still together coming up on 30 years. I can’t imagine this poor ladies betrayal by someone she fell for so young. RIP.

[@Ezinma88]

Karrie - admits to everything, then: "... I want a lawyer".

[@wanderinghistorian]

YES! I thought the same thing. WTH girl you're a bit late on lawyering up.

[@009lazynurse]

She’s obviously not the smartest sister...

[@jhoughjr1]

@@009lazynurse she was in STEM. Prolly got great grades

[@peperuiz9264]

@@jhoughjr1 people who think academics are a good indicator of intelligence are not very smart themselves

[@ZRex92]

I mean it shows she was cooperative and obviously remorseful of what she had done, I’m pretty sure all the crying and truth telling is what got her 1-2 years and paroled out

[@les_5184]

Jesus, I can't imagine being the man who found her... he looked in and thought she was just standing there motionless, in a dark hallway.. that would scare the shit out of me!

[@noda2ful]

ikr! when the dispatcher asked if she was standing there without moving! that was horrifying to imagine

[@TheLadybughug]

My mother and found my sister, who had decided to do the same as Michelle. I still have nightmares. And I will never forget my mom's cries. It's... Unreal. You look, and think something, then look again and reality starts seeping in like black ice down your neck and back. I will say, the first responders were absolutely fantastic, including the cop my (4'11") mom was pounding her fists on, demanding to see her daughter. You never ever forget, even 20 years later.

[@ma-nesia6947]

@@TheLadybughug *hugs* I hope you and your mum are having a good life besides what happened.

[@lawrencegray5403]

Sure he still has visions of that

[@TheLadybughug]

@@ma-nesia6947 my mom passed in 2007. I miss both dearly, but try and live in such a way they would be proud. ❤️ Be blessed, stay safe

[@aaronfields7146]

I like how the cops were trying to talk him off a ledge. Trying to convince him to please not kill himself. Then as soon as he gets off and turns his back an officer just absolutely yeets his face into the concrete.

[@whiskeylullaby5707]

I laughed so hard. Just WHAM!

[@Westicles805]

Yeets his face 😆😆 too funny

[@Goodcard91]

They should have encouraged him or pushed him. Would have saved tax payers money.

[@maryr6237]

😂

[@DanielTsosie]

Boom Shakka Lakka!

[@origin-al9585]

This is sickening, hearing a daughter talk to her father in such a casual, not giving a crap that they killed their mother way. The father telling her to cry when she talks to the police. Heartless, animals, pure evil.

[@yunabean]

The way she was crying then quickly perked up like “yeah she’s in my apartment!✨” oof, that was sketchy lol.

[@cine-ish]

That's what I was thinking, she dropped the crying daughter demeanor so quickly it made me think she hung her mother.

[@phelony3973]

I ran to the comments to make sure I heard that right it was so so weird like beyond unmissable

[@cine-ish]

@@phelony3973 it's like me as a child pretending to be sick to not go into school... Bit she straight up took part in murder?

[@lu.ciel8770]

Right? I was like wait...what??

[@empressnylah1315]

IKR 😳

[@NachoAE360]

That tone change when she said ‘yeah she’s in my apartment’. I’m not even halfway through though so we will see what happens here

[@katc6880]

Yup. Suspect a.f

[@saraa1741]

I'm on to her as well...I'm only 8 minutes in.

[@Mscrimsondragon]

Yep. Went from crying to completely...whats the word? Calm?

[@cloudie8314]

I caught that!

[@thatsjassie]

I noticed that too

[@laurenfinney9762]

I love how the daughter spills everything then says "I want a lawyer", bruh you just told them everything

[@sailorscout3045]

I agree with you on that because you would think you would ask for a lawyer first but obviously she wasn’t thinking too smart but I know that if you’re brought in to be questioned by police you can ask him I am I under arrest and if they say no then you can get up and walk out because you’re not in a rush but if you’re under arrest then you should ask for a day and where I hope you have a great day or night

[@tylerskiss]

It was funny, but she's wearing different clothes, so I'm pretty sure the lawyer one was an earlier interview and the babblefest was later. Or she spilled it all one day, then came back and realized she was in trouble too, so she demanded a lawyer. Either way, it's not the same interview.

[@victorious1503]

i think she asked for a lawyer when they started questioning her involvement. prior they were trying to get motive and she was making it seem like it was all her dad's idea and plan.

[@phoenixrises1311]

It was actually pretty genius to blab everything and then ask for a lawyer. It makes you look innocent and naive when you punish both your Mother and Father and yourself!

[@markg.3171]

Exactly

[@maandren]

Has everyone forgotten about when her dad asked her, "do you think you could cry?" and how she responded???... Regarding her trying to excuse herself from being interviewed by the detective because this has been SO hard on her.

[@verazion7451]

The way I genuinely forgot about this though.

[@avariceseven9443]

Well, maybe because she was manipulated all along. It's like those cult members not seeing what they did wrong or weird. She's like that I think. I feel bad for her in a way. You can't really say she's lived her life with a father like that. Parents can love their children without manipulating them. If you're forgotten, it was mentioned that they were taught by their father to hate their mother. If you've been raised that way, how can you see that something is wrong without someone pointing it out to you and drilling that to your head?

[@angelasexton8369]

Exactly what I was thinking!

[@angelasexton8369]

1-3 was too light of a sentence. She was an adult, she knew what they had planned, done & then spoke about fake crying!! Mercy is 1 thing…slap on the wrist is another! She needed to take more responsibility. If not for her…the MURDER would have not taken place at that very moment!

[@tyrnill]

Nope! Cold as fucking ice. Not even an ounce of hesitation or a tremble in the voice. She didn't give a shite until she was caught.

[@alanmontoya7162]

That segway from sobbing to "yes she's in my apartment", was the absolute definition of crocodile tears.

[@johnvarley4561]

*segue

[@SHMZ-B]

At that point i already knew it was her. I've seen so many of these videos now. They can't carry the fake emotion over to answer a genuine question.

[@Elleoaqua]

@@johnvarley4561 I'm happy someone knows the word. Correct Spelling would be icing on the cake.

[@peterjongsma2779]

@@Elleoaqua The asterix is cute.

[@Dante3214]

This is probably what the police noticed too Alan, good insight

[@sm0ki]

"I want a lawyer" she says, after she had given them a full confession. Hilarious. If they had both lawyered up right from the start, this would have been a real tough case for the prosecutor.

[@davidhintz1]

Ya sound like ya have experience.

[@TalairanPerigord]

Right? She got that all back assward.

[@IcyyDreams]

She has remorse.

[@Shambhalaubie]

Exactly my thoughts, you've already said WAY TOO MUCH... INNOCENT OR NOT ALWAYS ASK FOR A LAWYER!

[@Deeplycloseted435]

NEVER talk to the police. “You have the right to remain silent....anything you say can be used against you....” They literally tell you to not say anything, yet time and again.....people run their mouth into a life behind bars.

[@christoph1596]

*After admitting the entire murder: Daughter: I want a Lawyer. Gotta work on your timing

[@blondechick9804]

I know I never heard of anything so stupid!

[@keyworksales6241]

It's not even the same interview

[@jamesmaier5544]

well maybe they tried to frame it on her before she said that, but your post was still funny :D

[@autumnbritten2280]

I always say, timing is everything lmao

[@Bea1994uty]

Mike: uploads a new video Everyone: let’s head over, have a goo! ❤️

[@tyandlivsmummyxx]

Iv actually started saying it like this 🙈😂😂

[@KMTSports21]

Only the turd one I've watched today...and I'll likely watch tree more after.

[@IAmTheOceanWhosWatersOverflow]

i literally just said that to my dogs.

[@JM-hc1pf]

Us folks in The Black Country, England, say "goo" for "go" for real. That is how we speak, along with so many other incorrect words lol we are called yam yams because we say "You am" as opposed to "you are"..

[@dylankuehner]

Lol Uploaded thuritythuree minutes ago

[@kingragnar8023]

Ew they way he talks to his daughter. Makes me think something else worse about him

[@etherealdepths]

their grandma did say he was sexually abusive but she didn't clarify if that was towards her daughter or grandkids. Maybe her daughter told her someone was being sexually abused but because it's her husband, maybe she didn't wanna disclose who. Maybe that's why Karrie was his favorite and why the mom decided to keep Karrie with her, ugh I don't even like thinking about it

[@bbuunnkkyy]

i thought the same thing once the details started coming out. weird relationship

[@honkylips9072]

I was thinking the same. The first time I heard his voice I thought he is a pervert. They should of pushed him off that ledge.

[@KaladinVegapunk]

Yeah the way he says sweetie gave me the creeps like he was a guy on to catch a predator.. The dudes creepier and more manipulative than a priest haha, and that's an accomplishment The funniest thing is the daughter spilling her guts and incriminating him completely and then finishing with I want a lawyer hahaha like, when it's already pointless

[@avonleamontague2469]

Right?! It literally sounded like an episode of To Catch A Predator.

[@SundayMourningLove]

That poor womans last moments were her DAUGHTER and her daughters father attacking & murdering her. How utterly heartbroken she must have been.

[@prunabluepepper]

Probably not at all. If it comes to such things then the family relationships had gone bad for years. If she was really oblivious she must have been incredibly naive. I believe she might have suspected something but chose to ignore it.

[@Amaya313]

@@prunabluepepper Nah man. I've had horrible family fights but I could never imagine any of my family members hurting me.

[@BalboaBaggins]

haha

[@prunabluepepper]

@@Amaya313 lucky you. For many people however it's different. Sadly.

[@myname3599]

@@prunabluepepper i think it's pretty reasonable to not expect your child and ex-husband to murder you, even it your relationships with them are rocky

[@olihughes]

I like the way he says; "I'll see you real soon in the next one." Like he knows that I'm going to watch another one immediately.

[@hrdkorebp]

“Here’s my entire confession, now I’d like a lawyer”- Genius

[@yeah_yeahwhatever]

Hahahaha. Like buckling your seatbelt after impact.

[@bryangarcia5599]

She probably heard it in a movie or something, and thought it was just 'the thing to say' at some point during an interrogation.

[@gNome_5]

Ha ha, that's what I was thinking! She missed the part whr u ASK 4 A LAWYER 1ST, DUH!!?? No wonder she was so easily manipulated!!

[@Vapourwear]

Eh. She could have been wracked by guilt, planning on confessing anyway and cooperating. Ideal? No. I have some experience in this kind of thing and I’m not sure she really hurt herself much. She gave a full confession , and given her age and the impact of a father on her prior to her attorney smacking some sense into her...her deal was pretty good. That said ALWAYS ASK FOR A LAWER.

[@maryallison0509]

Lol exactly!!!! Here's all the evidence that I have now give me a lawyer. I'm glad though that in the plea agreement she said the exact same story. And she only added a few different details. Not a very smart kid at all. At least she isn't a complete lying pos like her dad.

[@AdjustedDisparity]

whoever the officer that tackled the scumbag was, give him a raise, hell give him his own tv show. Perfect timing

[@kristianthaler6525]

put him on the Lions, they might finally win a game.

[@robertross7666]

@@kristianthaler6525 noice

[@jordanmoir1076]

Why?it solved nothing.the lady is still dead and now we pay for private jail.waste of tax dollars all around

[@mandyrobbins1]

@@jordanmoir1076 The dude was never going to jump, he is a narcissistic asshat, he values himself too much to do that...he was just trying to get attention, he didn't have the stones to yeet himself off a 5 story ledge...too bad though, like you said, now he's a burden on tax payers and a waste of perfectly good air...

[@ashleypauly4551]

The WWE soundbite that played got me, lol

[@Gooner333333333]

when she's on the 911 call, the way she goes from crying and being upset to calmly saying her sister is with her says it all

[@davidvielman5645]

Think it was edited

[@JohnDoe-qz1ql]

@cjwoot yeah, thinking about it you distract the individual from their train of thought. Switched thought switched emotion. Really not so creepy or whatever.

[@crieverytim]

@@JohnDoe-qz1ql yeah but in this instance it was creepy because she was lying and being creepy, so....

[@JohnDoe-qz1ql]

@@crieverytim but WHY was it creepy?? Because you watched a crime show in which you Knew a guilty party was being investigated, called build up. If the audio was randomly mixed with 19 other Innocent subjects, Noone would differentiate. And that's a FACT.

[@jamieluce5808]

I noticed that too ! So much emotion and then ," she's in my apartment ." And her dad had mentioned her crying on cue .I think she is a very good actress .I believe she hated her mother ,but she learned it from her dad .Sick and twisted .

[@barbiezack9425]

The love of your entire life (25yrs) that's a lifetime. A daughter you gave birth to and raised. She asked him "why? Why?" The daughter heard this as well and still went through with it while sitting there as her mom is killed. The betray she must have felt. Such a sad story.

[@amberspaulding]

She'd been raised to dismiss her mother and it was really like a cult with the dad. But she did change and when describing the hanging she broke down. And then she must have seen her father in a new light. It was like listening to that eldest daughter in the Westboro Baptist Church. It's inspiring for the onlooker.

[@BunnyQueen97]

It's terrifying that even after a woman gets out of the grip of an abusive man, he can still weasel his way back into your home and life to murder you.

[@bryangarcia5599]

Meanwhile, Jodi Arias _doggie-doored_ her way back in.

[@shaleamontanez4591]

@@bryangarcia5599 I shouldn't have wanted to laugh but imagining Jodi pushing herself thru a doggie door to murder this guy is fucking bananas

[@bryangarcia5599]

@@shaleamontanez4591 B-A-N-A-N-A-S!

[@joeakaprolifik7735]

@@bryangarcia5599 the worst thing is is now I can actually picture her doing that 😂,she was cray cray 😜,💖🇬🇧

[@bryangarcia5599]

@@joeakaprolifik7735 God, I wish there was security-camera footage!

[@geographicoddity9444]

Poor younger daughter. She lost her whole family.

[@paulie.d33]

There’s still the oldest sister

[@imokay1118]

@@paulie.d33 the one that was complicit in her mother's murder? Haha get real, she's a psycho

[@crystalhenry5137]

@@imokay1118 they had three girls right?

[@deaconsmom2000]

@@imokay1118 The oldest. Karrie, the accomplice, was the middle of three.

[@themumblingdumpling2838]

Jesus the phone calls between him and the daughter were *creepy* ... Made me feel all iffy

[@katc6880]

Yes...... Very creepy "daddy's little girl" vibe

[@bonnielarson4160]

The way he says sweetie, like nails on a chalkboard.

[@TalairanPerigord]

Yeah. Can you say "overbonded" ? Gross.

[@bonnielarson4160]

Imagine having him as a father in law, he would probably expect to come along on the honeymoon.

[@Glibzer]

Hes not cute, not built good...

[@randywyatt3676]

couldn't help but play that tackle a couple times myself, even before I saw you had done it a couple times yourself. Funny, it was even funny watching you laugh. Nicely done.

[@lailag100]

He was never going to jump, too much of a narcissist.

[@jqbaker418]

We would of missed the BODY SLAM heard 'round the world!

[@carolineadams7283]

I was going to say his a malignant narcissist

[@helgenlane]

Not everyone who is suicidal and doesn't kill themselves is a narcissist. I don't because I don't want anyone to become traumatized because of seeing my body afterwards, lul

[@helgenlane]

@forest rin yep. For him it was probably something like "Oh crap, I don't know what to do. Well, maybe they will spare me like my daughter did if I threaten to kms". Abusive manipulative people often threaten people around them like that, but almost never actually do anything.

[@kultofbunny]

He manipulated his daughter with threats of suicide which was easy, she was clearly weak minded and he tried it again with the cops but they said hellll no we arent havin it...

[@venice3458]

When Karrie started to cry in front of her lawyer, he didn't even look at her or try to comfort her, making it clear exactly what he felt.

[@dionnefaulkes]

I'm sure they can read the fakeness.

[@AL-op3ue]

@@dionnefaulkes i dunno that girl was brainwashed and probably molested by her dad, and then was coerced into kill her own mom. she may be legitimately upset as she comes to reality

[@badgalriri2354]

@@AL-op3ue You could be right there but I do think she deserved more than 1-3Years in Jail you get more time in Jail for selling Weed or simply having Drugs on you as a Addict which is a disease & she helped to DRAG HER MOTHER to be thrown of the banister?!? A Black Teen was in Jail for 4 Year’s for stealing a Bookpack of a Boy on the street which he didn’t even do & was sent to Riker’s Island (worse jail in America in NY) to the point he killed himself about a Year later (Netflix have a Documentary on him done by Jay-Z) & she did that & is free. She faked cried even in the Interview with Police that 2 SECONDS LATER her voice was back to normal this is injustice & America for you. Don’t mean to bring Race into it but it’s FACTS that you can look up, if she was Black she’d be doing much longer as she should. May Michelle RIP & God Bless her other 2 Daughters ESPECIALLY the youngest who def will need Years of counselling thanks to her Sister & Father! 🥺🙏🏾💜

[@AL-op3ue]

@@badgalriri2354 i basically agree with all u said, except 2 wrongs dont make a right and id rather see the justice system fix how they sentence black people and non-violent criminals, rather than make the system less fair for white people. just like id rather see the gender pay gap solved by paying women more, not paying men less

[@roninkraut6873]

@@badgalriri2354 Actually, that’s not true. And I know you race vultures want it to be true with all your little hearts. When I was in college (20 years ago) studying criminal law, that same narrative was being pushed about race and victimhood. I believed it and thought the justice system was racist. That is until I started to do actual research and case studies. The numbers do not match that narrative. There are some cases (mostly very old ones) that can be contributed to racism but the vast majority do not have anything to do with it. In fact, you often see the opposite where blacks get more breaks and more lenient sentences. Maybe you’ll read this far or maybe you won’t. But the truth is more important than any agenda. I cannot believe how far this BS has spun out of control. The truth is that POOR people are far more likely to be targeted or put in jail unfairly than anyone else. It’s not a race issue but a socioeconomic issue.

[@lollypoofy]

Imagine the younger daughter.. losing her mother, father and sister all at the same time.. I'd lose my mind

[@epajarjestys9981]

And the eldest daughter who had lived with her father after the divorce was not even much mentioned. She must be fucked up and feel like a total failure.

[@renn6102]

Same

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

Technically she didnt lose her sister. She was only inprison for like a year or two. I wonder if they still talk...

[@jaypalmer3806]

I love the way people ask for a lawyer thinking that when they get one, their crimes will disappear.

[@marikadolinsky9912]

This guy was grooming his daughter from when she was little, a manipulative sociopath. Another great video Mike thanks

[@fredajordan5704]

Marika Dolinsky : Yes, but she is a psycho as well, and she should have gotten a way longer sentence, way longer!!

[@Trollika_Devi]

She's way worse imo. What was her reason ? If she was afraid of him she could have recorded him and gone to the police.

[@ichibanmanekineko]

Like the education system grooms all children to believe in racism, sexism, consumerism, democracy all designed to force them further from the truth.

[@gratefuloctopus7446]

@@ichibanmanekineko Umm.. Okay.. What is the truth, then?

[@thesupergreenjudy]

I don't think you understand how grooming works.

[@marcuswade710]

That tackle by that officer needs to get an award.. Straight Goldberg dude

[@FeR-kt1jt]

"The Spear! The Spear! He nearly broke him in half, Jim! "

[@marcuswade710]

@@FeR-kt1jt 😂

[@kevinfilbin7688]

That tackle on the parking garage roof was years of unresolved "I didn't make the varsity football team senior year" issues

[@Tracymmo]

LOL!

[@cayladelorenzo4047]

Or, “I’ve had enough shit this week” tackle lol

[@HawaiiBlack]

Too funny

[@natecherek1713]

RUDY!

[@markjonesatlarge5240]

Police are psychopaths.

[@sway242009]

When that cop tackled him I straight up laughed!

[@jsmalls9575]

That constant “sweetie” is kind of gross.

[@AlexanderTheGreat1000]

He was hittin that.

[@sisu413]

Yeah, I kinda wonder if there was more to that "relationship."

[@SleepySloth2705]

Right? They sound more like an affair-couple than father and daughter

[@Laura-fv1oe1]

@@sisu413 I'm actually shocked that didn't come to light

[@sisu413]

@@Laura-fv1oe1 - right! I kept waiting for it. He probably started when she was real young and it may take years for her to finally talk about it. But I wouldn't be surprised if it came out one day. I defa don't take her actions as not her own regarding her mother though.

[@Taskandpurpose]

Mike does true crime better than the ID channel . amazing story telling !

[@btgkg9639]

@jessie pierson Sooooo much better then those garbage shows on ID.

[@juicebox6398]

@@richebronsonify I fall asleep listening to Mike almost every night lol. I don’t watch normal television though

[@abarkins]

There's so many channels that cover the same stories over and over. I recently found this one, but I have yet to find a story I had ever heard of. Great presentation, uncomfortable humor, and more darkness than I should probably be consuming. A+ content

[@Arisbe_obasmoqweef]

It’s cause of his constant ability to turn a phrase. He uses vague language so often throughout the video it makes it seem like he’s intimately knowledgeable or friends of the victims or even the investigator. I’ll give him that. Imagine describing all the parts of a car, “and then we open the hood, let’s give it a go, and wouldn’t ya know, under that hood, is the, you know, where the sparks fly, the spark plugs, not that spark plugs fly, but, well you get the point.” It’s how he describes everything.

[@katybug6572]

Lol well I love me my ID channel.. only ch that’s literally ever on my bedroom tv lol but for YT- it’s DEF Mike!! Alll the wayyy 👍👍👍💜

[@LisaBelleBC]

The TACKLE is too funny! Thanks for the replays! I must’ve rewound it 10 times and had to show my husband twice. You crack me up! Thanks!

[@SnarkierThan-U-R]

They didn't even have to put any pressure on her, Carrie cracked like an egg

[@naivenitara]

🥚🍳😂

[@ghostestwiththemostest]

A bad egg.

[@nikifrantz3958]

The dads voice on the phone 🤨 the way he talked to his daughter was just creepy 👀 that tackle was the highlight though 😂

[@melissamarie7598]

“😭😭😭😭.. “ *2 seconds later* “ya she’s at my apartment 😀”

[@CeiCie]

I thought that was weird too, like weren't you just near tears 😳

[@Mayaman67]

Instandt red flag that tone change

[@madisonealy2281]

i know in a split second she went from distraught to totally at ease, it’s honestly scary 😦

[@pilar9247]

The split second switch from fake crying to just being casual was unbelievable. She manipulated the police because she learned how to manipulate from her dad.

[@IChIDH]

I knew she was in on it right then.

[@natekendall1976]

The way he talks to his daughter makes my skin crawl. Its like he's talking to a lover

[@robbiefarrell7872]

The way Mike combines his telling of the story with captured phone calls and interrogation/trial footage and intertwines it into an enthralling story is truly an art form. Let’s have a goo!

[@jamiethomas5184]

Totally agree he's so real and hilarious at the same time. I love his work

[@yoursotruly]

Tree kids, or as we say, saplings.

[@erkaderka3571]

Oh, dad! Come back home!

[@theangriestcatintheworld]

Ahahahahaa. Nice one mate!

[@bluemeister7]

Ok you got me, still chortling!

[@evergreen61]

Brilliant!

[@cynthiam3943]

😂😂😂😂👏👏🇬🇧

[@tylermorud7460]

So glad you post twice a week. Anything less wouldn’t meet my addiction needs.

[@heatherc9770]

Totally with you! 😫

[@off-the-cuff5375]

Facts..

[@Oblivisci........]

Its becoming a serious problem.

[@peacelove6356]

What will happen when Mikey runs out of stories??? Who will nominate themselves to commit a real dumb crime for him to cover? 1...2...3...not it!

[@coolwomabat7897]

@@peacelove6356 not possible lol... too many psychos out there!

[@meeganherne7384]

Why is no one mentioning how nice Mike’s smile is when he says ‘that’s pretty fucking funny’? We never really get to see him smile properly…. It’s just…. NICE! Lol

[@TalairanPerigord]

That police tackle--possibly the most satisfying thing on the internet this afternoon.

[@saltymcpepper5777]

I have daughters. The way he was talking to his daughter on the phone made me nauseous.

[@5p3ckyf0ur3y3d833k]

Yeah, same here. My eldest daughter, Bootylicious, also thought he seemed creepy.

[@feleciaclemons5074]

@@5p3ckyf0ur3y3d833k 🤣🤣🤣 😵😵😵😵

[@AlexanderTheGreat1000]

They were banging for sure.

[@AndrewPureMI]

Right like shes a 3 year old or something but the context is just nutso

[@MAYBEE90]

Agreed. I once dated a guy who was an absolute creep and he talked to his little 15 yo sister that way. Calling her “sweetie,” “honey,” in this sickeningly sweet voice. Nobody talks to their sisters or daughters that way. It honestly made me feel sick to hear him croon to her like that. It didn’t sound right. I think they talk that way bc they don’t have the capacity to form real loving bonds with people, so they say what they think sounds appropriate. One of the many red flags with these narcissistic psychos.

[@taylorlatte1]

Tells literally all that's happened. The entire story "I want a lawyer." HA

[@tylerevans1700]

This is exactly what I had to immediately come here to say after that happened and I laughed so feckin' hard... So absolutely ridiculous man.

[@PApro]

Than of course she pleads Not Guilty at the trial after all that. Because of course they wouldn't possibly have her on recording admitting to it or anything.

[@topspot4834]

Crazy cause a prosecutor would've had an extremely difficult time getting a guilty verdict if they kept their mouths shut and lawyered up. The whole _I don't wanna appear guilty so I'll cooperate_ mindset has sent many criminals (and innocent people) to prison. Always lawyer up, *especially* if you're innocent.

[@Lucixir]

I wondered the same thing but we dont really know the correct order of how things happened, this was just presented in the video as happening first when in real life, that could of be after she struck the plea deal - which would make more sense. 1thing about any video is, time is not as our mind puts it, just as you thought why did she spill the beans first and then ask for a lawyer, when in reality she probably lawyered up first and after the agreement was made, she gave all the details. Regardless, it was posted here and many other places" "The whole I don't wanna appear guilty so I'll cooperate mindset has sent many criminals (and innocent people) to prison. Always lawyer up, especially if you're innocent. " Is 100% accurate - you always get a lawyer, PERIOD! No where in your rights does it say anything you say can and will be used FOR you in the court of law - it's all against you, nothing positive will come from any statement you give and no matter how innocent you think your statement is, the police and DA will use it against you one way or another.

[@jeomemo]

she was an 14 year old kid, she probably only saw interrogations on tv, what could she possibly know about real world law.

[@aoutsky]

Karrie deserved a harsher sentence. She was equally involved and showed no remorse in the calls. The police listened to their calls for months. I find it hard to believe that the incestuous nature of Karrie and Lloyd's relationship didn't come to light.

[@markmike7933]

Judge much? She was a KID and if there was incest, what are you blaming a girl that might have started to be raped at SEVEN or EIGHT or who knows!?!!?!?! My God

[@musicful7036]

@@markmike7933 💩💩💩

[@cdes1776]

I have read numerous articles online and not one mentioned - or speculated - SA. If it was there it would have come out in the wash.

[@pugachevskobra5636]

I was about to say, that's literal rape. What is wrong with these people?

[@IAmStillHere-ws4jc]

@@cdes1776yeah, it’s more likely she’s just a sociopath, like her dad.

[@Doctordevey]

As a father of a teen daughter the way he says “sweetie” is creepy as hell.

[@Cwn41]

Absolutely same

[@Tracymmo]

Really inappropriate,, boundary breaking

[@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380]

@@Tracymmo It's actually a common form of address in the U.K, and has no sexual connotations, but is used for both the opposite gender and in a unisex way for children. The same goes fir "love," "dear," " my love," " my lovely" or if you're in Devon, "my lover." "Sweetie" is derived from "sweeting." It only appears to be considered sexual by the younger generation but has literally been around for hundreds of years.

[@Rubydoomsday]

@@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380 I was sexually abused by a father figure and this commenter is absolutely right. It’s not the word, it’s how he said it. Chills, it took me right back and made me feel sick.

[@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380]

@@Rubydoomsday I'm really sorry to hear that, no-one should ever abuse any child. My own experiences with abuse started at the age of 14 so I'm "lucky" compared to a lot of children. I'm sorry hearing him say that was triggering for you. Take care of yourself, I wish you all the best.

[@tinasherrill6530]

You’re always thanking us for watching. Mike, I’d like to take a moment to thank you for always posting something worth watching.

[@CrankyBubushka]

The daughter sounds extremely dangerous. They should keep a close eye on her.

[@PeachysMom]

She’s the kind of woman who becomes a serial killer’s accomplice.

[@jeanjennings5712]

I know, right? She helps her father murder her mother, including watching him lift the body into the rope? Then seems to stay pretty cool for months, until the interrogation, and cops a plea deal, turning against the father to save her own skin. Hmmm....I wonder what's she's doing today?

[@AuDHDarling]

I dunno. It's like the "Manson Girls." People aren't themselves when they're under the thrall of a cult-like leader. And in this case, it's not like the kid had a chance to be raised in a functional home and develop a stable identity and healthy personality. She was always around a guy who gets off on total control over others, including their life or death. She could be totally different once she's physically AND psychologically separated from her dad. But that could mean an unbearable onslaught of guilt once she finally reconciles what she did, as happened with some of the Manson Girls.

[@Lola-AreaCode212]

Anyone who can do that to their own mother (!!) AND behave normally afterwards is a psychopath with no feelings.

[@brazenlilhussy5975]

I heard she knows what you've been saying about her on social-media and wants to meet ya for a 1 on 1 to sort it out..6 feet apart and with masks of course. Quarantine style bare-knuckle bout..you in? (Be wary of her carrying a noose it's her preferred weapon of choice..I've heard!)😉

[@johannaparry5498]

This is the perfect example of child manipulation and it’s sickening. As a parent who has gone through a long drawn out custody battle with an emotionally abusive ex husband, which came out in the end it boiled down to not wanting to pay child support, I can see so many similarities in this case. But luckily I’m still here to tell my story. At the end of the day, children no matter their age shouldn’t be used as pawns to get what you want because the ones that are truly hurt in the end are the children and the lifelong damage it causes is sometimes irreparable 😢

[@amberspaulding]

It seems that 80% of men in divorce get to seeing things the same exact way. Thinking of all the money they'll owe without being able to control anything (they think) they're happy to bolt. But in this case why? I imagine she made as much money as he did, or more. I suppose he just purely hated her.

[@MyDyerMaker]

He went unpunished for years for that friggin mullet. Finally, justice was served.

[@sethunyanikuru1079]

😆

[@juliannah5721]

Those "sweeties" of Lloyd's sends icky shivers down my spine and gross feeling in my stomach. The tone he uses for that daughter is inappropriate.

[@Scarleto]

I watched this with my mom and 'sweetie' is her favourite nickname for me. The way he said it creeped us both out so hard we had to pause and shudder together in mutual disgusted agreement that it sounded wrong and downright incestuous. Neither of us could pin down what it was, just something in the inflection seemed more like how you'd refer to a lover than a daughter...it freaked us out more than the daughter's flip in attitude. I've been called sweetie by male relatives too and it never sounded like that. I don't doubt that he put his family through some screwed up BS well before that.

[@shirleythompson2068]

That’s exactly how I feel about it too. It’s sickening hearing how he says it 🤢

[@rekietabeatslc9980]

Braiding her hair & the one that took her to ballet...the other parents thought he was odd...yup something else going on there.

[@velkrokitty260]

I hope it was just the tone that was inappropriate. So gross.

[@gloomycandy101]

@@rekietabeatslc9980 I mean, a father doing his daughter's hair isn't strange, but his attitude toward her IS very concerning. He definitely did something to her :c

[@PhilipIIofMacadamia]

That man was doing more with his kids i feel. He's talking to his daughter like she's a groomed pet.

[@heath2694]

Agreed.

[@PhilipIIofMacadamia]

@@heath2694 the best payback ever though was seeing his soul be tackled out of his body. If you slow it down you can see the frame where his ghost acended

[@PhilipIIofMacadamia]

@@farynparfait1899 ?

[@IChIDH]

She was groomed and manipulated since birth, she was a victim too.

[@summersojourner]

@@PhilipIIofMacadamia more like descended.

[@talithamarko4291]

It's sounds so much like he was a narcissist, and could not handle being "betrayed" by one of his. They do seem to take it more than personal when you say no.

[@moosenman]

I feel the most sorry for the younger sister. She didn’t do anything, she was just dragged around

[@OhHamburgers0258]

I like how the daughter goes from distraught crying to answering the next question in a normal tone of voice

[@ma-nesia6947]

Yeah, you can tell right away she had something to do with this.

[@OhHamburgers0258]

@Magic Cookies lol ^_^

[@mentosfairy]

I am obsessed with your name and profile picture 🥰

[@OhHamburgers0258]

@@mentosfairy lol! Thanks, man ^_^

[@carriebizz]

Lloyd sounds extremely creepy talking on the phone with his daughter. That doesn't sit right with me

[@bokani79]

Exactly my thoughts. I have a feeling he did something to that child when she was younger.

[@catscanhavelittleasalami]

Right, It's clear the man groomed his three daughters from a very young age so I would not be surprised if he had a sexual relationship with his favorite one (if not all of them). What a vile pos.

[@Luvmyswiftvet]

That smirk on your face with the football tackle is priceless...!!.. when the daughter was fake crying... Talking about he wanted to put a towel in her mom's mouth... And then just straight faced...I want a lawyer... She's just like her father.... .. I'm sorry Michelle.. for your suffering in the end...May you rest in peace... 🙏 💕

[@biancavanvuuren7727]

Michele seemed like an amazing woman! Homeschooling three children, working as a professor, involved in charity work. What a loss. It disgusts me that her ex and daughter did this.

[@IAmStillHere-ws4jc]

That’s why it doesn’t really seem worth it to sacrifice one’s entire self to raise one’s children. It doesn’t seem to gain the respect of your children or partner. In fact, it seems like the opposite.

[@DianasHandler]

Karrie’s attorney sitting there like “why tf did I take this case?”

[@TBKGOLDY]

What would you have done in his place?

[@RandolphTheWhite1]

@TBKGOLDY - I bet, in his place, he wouldn't have taken the case.

[@Warriorette12]

Because its his job to facilitate the right to due process?

[@kevinfilbin7688]

As a public defender you are incentivized to win or seek a plea bargain, under no circumstances do you want to lose a case

[@hectorheath]

I think he was wondering how he could decorate the room to make it look nicer.

[@karenl5971]

The way the daughter's voice changes is bizarre, she nearly cried telling them about how he put a towel in her mouth then proceded to speak normally about the part where he strangled her.... Creepy as hell

[@TheIronDuke9]

I'm not defending her but it's not that bizarre. When listening to war vets tell stories or anyone talking about past traumatic events they usually go through a whole range of emotion. Chuckling one second and then choking up and crying the next second then straight deadpan talking. Emotions come in unpredictable waves. She probably intended to speak normally but it's hard to fight that lump in the throat when it shows up mid-sentence

[@karenl5971]

@@TheIronDuke9 That makes sense! I didn't think of it that way but it actually makes a lot of sense. I guess I just thought something was off by the way she spoke but people do cope and react differently to situations, specially something like this

[@patriciagazey4693]

She is a really poor actress

[@elpatron7916]

Or the cops got her to lie for a reduced sentence.

[@lisamac1986]

There's more to the call it was cut shorter obviously for the video

[@sheneversleeps]

i learned about this case from another channel. watched it for maybe 30 seconds and promptly searched the names in the case and went to TC. Love ya, Mike!

[@wholesomeoatmeal]

I can’t even comprehend killing my own mother. I don’t understand how anyone could. Disgusting.

[@TheIronDuke9]

because her father brainwashed her into it, has your father ever brainwashed you into hating your mom?

[@pretorious700]

Most people with any morality at all couldn't. These people are sociopaths.

[@OlliePawsitivePets]

Same. I have a awful relationship with my Mum but I could never imagine doing that

[@dipitavanessa8522]

Carol Brotherton i was going to say some people are horrible parents, but you couldn’t do it coz you value human life unlike some some sociopaths

[@SundayMourningLove]

As bad as it is, I can imagine it. I mean, I would NEVER actually do anything like that. But everyone who has ever seen my mothers "real side" and not just the facade she displays to acquaintances, has said she is the meanest, coldest, most selfish person they have ever met. You can "feel" her rotten presence when you enter a room. Without even seeing her, you KNOW if she's around. She's so full of negative energy that it literally fills a household. It's disgusting. My little sister died some years back from an O.D. And a year ago my older sister got some fluke blood disease or something and was in a coma for a couple weeks. The DAY she got out of the coma, as my mother and I were leaving the hospital she said to me, "Thank God. Now I dont have to waste my time coming up here every day!" She already lost one daughter and then had the audacity to say THAT when a 2nd child of hers almost died. They had a priest in to read her her final rights and everything (or whatever it's called, lol). Just disgusting. And she always says she would have had 15 children if my father hadnt been sent away to prison. She didnt even like or appreciate the 4 that she had.

[@steveescher1554]

Does anyone else get the weird feeling that the Lloyd and his daughter might have been more that just friendly? as sick as that is.

[@AlexanderTheGreat1000]

99% of the comments agree and i cane here to see if i wasn't the only one thinking that.

[@dotsyt7765]

Definitely

[@evie5375]

not necesarily. i mean, of course it's possible but like I don't personally believe that at the moment.

[@marleylove510]

I was thinking so also. I hope this is not inappropriate so I apologize if it is, what I’m about to say. The reason I thought the same is because I was abused and it gave me those vibes. (I am truly embarrassed about my situation but it is what it is and I used to think I was the only one, I actually wish I was so that no other child would have to go through that and I remember feeling that as a child. So I don’t mean to speak so freely on the situation, I felt that.)

[@memawknowsbest4978]

The grandmother said he was physically, emotionally and sexually abusive. Maybe that's something that came out during the investigation and that's why they were so lenient with her. I was a daddy's girl, but my Dad never used such a creepy tone of voice with me, especially not when I was that old.

[@mirhasanoddname]

I knew there was something weird about Karrie because when she called 911 she sounded like she was bawling her eyes out when talking about her mother, but literally half a second after she was like "oh yeah, my sister in my apartment now 😄💕"

[@OddityDK]

Because that clip was obviously not the entire conversation.

[@HeadNtheClouds]

Oh! And the pizza delivery is here! 😲😃, hang on a sec…..

[@suzannenichols6900]

@@OddityDK it sounded like she gave that answer right away and she did change her tone of voice which was a dead giveaway. Later her dad asked her if she could produce some tears when she was getting interviewed by the detectives. Carrie had a talent for pulling off emotions that she wasn't feeling.

[@user-njyzcip]

@@OddityDK JCS talked about this, when you're faking emotions you can't reply logically to unexpected questions, and vise versa

[@joshuarisker5525]

Around 23:00 in it is a news broadcast the mother gave saying he was abusive mentality physically and sexually the news lady said

[@mariamalzahem7512]

Her requesting a lawyer when she did is actually a great strategy because it establishes her story right away, detectives aren't given a chance to poke holes in it or pin down any further details than those she decided to give, her lawyer will get a transcript of the statement so she can keep her story straight, and she both appears forthcoming and is protected at the same time.

[@JustKelso1993]

Or she could have asked for a lawyer immediately instead😂 either way I am glad she was dumb enough not to ask for one until it was too late.

[@dermaspaceSC]

​@@JustKelso1993 I think the point is, she wasn't dumb; she was strategic in action.

[@JustKelso1993]

@@dermaspaceSC She really wasn't though.

[@dermaspaceSC]

@@JustKelso1993 OP literally says "Her requesting a lawyer is actually a great strategy" so yeah she DID say that. But if it makes you feel good to think the teen who threw her dad under the bus when they both killed her mother is dumb, then you do you boo 😘

[@JustKelso1993]

@@dermaspaceSC She was a dumbass, regardless. Lawyering up before speaking is strategic. Not murdering somebody is actually strategic and intelligent. She failed that shit.

[@horticultureharry6198]

Can’t believe some people don’t know that the police can access your calls and messages, I’m glad most criminals are so dumb but I mean...come on

[@trismegistusholy6482]

​@@erikascencen It probably depends on where it happened (country) and what crime it was.

[@erikascencen]

@@trismegistusholy6482 money scam

[@Arckivio]

He did know not to take his phone with him from the motel but obviously forgot about the CCTV!!!

[@stacysealemusicandgreenthu7078]

Spot on about dumbass criminals

[@dionnefaulkes]

These criminals are so dumb sometimes. I guess they don't watch crime shows like the rest of us. lol!

[@BlindBabeBeth]

Wooooow... The daughter's lack of emotion when she's talking with her dad about lying to the police. It's so awful.

[@GuyNamedSean]

She was trained from birth to shut off her mind when dealing with Daddy. Do as Daddy says and ask no questions.

[@femsff7090]

Her own lawyer looked bored and unconvinced when she 'cried' while giving her statement.

[@steviecrow914]

@@GuyNamedSean Agree! No critical thinking skills allowed in a family dominated by a sociopath. Going against the abuser brings bad consequences. This kid wasn’t allowed to mature.

[@msharmsen]

And now she's out...

[@cyberren354]

nah as someone who's dealt with a father like lloyd before she 100% wasn't okay with what they did. i imagine the only reason she did it is because of how much he'd brainwashed her into abiding by his every word. by the sound of it those kids have a lot of trauma from their father and her way of reacting to that trauma was through trauma bonding with her abuser. it's a survival mechanism that arises when you've been abused for a long period of time, and i really hope that she can get herself some help now that she's out and free from her father's influence.

[@jeremyjackson8807]

“I want a lawyer” ......boy, she should have absolutely said that before giving them an entire confession....

[@lucycarr6065]

Not really, the confession and her cooperation is why she is free right now. I think she knew what she was doing when she confessed and asking for the lawyer after was just a "now you handle the rest" thing.

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

It was nice of her to throw her dad under the bus first, before asking for a lawyer

[@ritaheilig3575]

Yes, spill your guts, tell the police the whole story and THEN say........I want a lawyer!!!

[@Leadyoutotheslaughter]

Thinking the exact same.... Was like I don't it works the way you think it works.

[@citizenvulpes4562]

Except for the fact that confessing is what kept her out of prison. She knew what she was doing.

[@pushinkeys]

What was strange was the way the girl crying on the phone to police about how her mom hung herself then says, “yea she’s at my apartment” with a clear voice. sounded suspicious.

[@BudSchnelker]

"I want a lawyer." "Karrie, you don't get to pick your cellmates."

[@newkeds]

Lololol!

[@noda2ful]

What cell? this girl is free as a bird apparently

[@mirrrstery]

Ok um that cop who tackled him?!? AMAZING TAKE DOWN

[@Suzanimal_316]

I laughed so freaking loud, replayed it & had tears from the ensuing giggle fit !!! Gotta love it🙄😏

[@FeR-kt1jt]

textbook tackle! big hit!

[@lisamac1986]

The wrestling announcers added on made it even better haha

[@KittyCatDonut]

I have a feeling there was wayyyy more going on between kerrie and her father ... those ‘sweeties’ came across are super creepy the way he was saying it...

[@F00dCHAiN]

Anime profile pic projecting so hard

[@johndavis9321]

Reach

[@Dlck.C.Normous]

Sounded creepy af to me as well

[@FR4M3Sharma]

@@F00dCHAiN He's right. I know what exactly "Sweetie" means and why she was his favorite.

[@F00dCHAiN]

@@FR4M3Sharma literally every parent in the west calls their children sweetie. Stop pulling bullshit out of your ass, Sherlock.

[@JadeBlakeVideos]

As a mother who's son sides with his dad on everything this really made me sad 😞 if that poor woman knew the child she loved more than anything had been a part of a plan to kill her, it breaks my heart 💔

[@amberspaulding]

She snapped out of it though.

[@LanaDelReySimmer]

I feel like he groomed his daughter... something seems off.

[@RuskiVodkaaaa]

Yes and no; he did but she also planned and allowed her father to kill her mother. The fact that the grandmother said there were constant family fights between the mother and daughter is alarming. It's easy for her to throw her father under the bus when she paints herself as the 'innocent daughter that was manipulated' lol, no sweety, any sane individual (no matter how manipulated they are would not allow their father to kill their mother unless they want it to happen...) It just doesn't add up ; >she knew her father would kill her mother >she had a horrible relationship with her mother >she planned it out with her father = 1 year in prison for conspiring to kill her own mother lol. She knew exactly what she was doing.

[@kath3832]

Yea I don't know what to think of her really. Parental alienation is a real thing though, so perhaps she could have been brainwashed by him that her mum was this monster who was ruining their lives etc. Xx

[@tongpoo8985]

@@RuskiVodkaaaa parental manipulation is extremely powerful. If the parent you live with and trust demonizes the other constantly you will grow to hate them until you mature enough to realize you've been weaponized. Especially considering this guy was a skillful manipulator and was threatening to kill himself, it's far within the realm of possibility that the daughter is not a danger to society outside of his influence. Seemed to me that she had an epiphany at some point about the true nature of her father. Their already rocky relationship was probably a direct result of demonization by her father. It's hard to empathize if you haven't been subjected to this sort of thing

[@SuperNuclearUnicorn]

@@Rbati_malaki I really don't think she's dangerous. She was naive and groomed by a person she loved. I truly hope she gets some help and lives a happy life away from the influence of her father

[@jayfng123]

100...from that first bullshot phone call. Shitty grooming...

[@EpicNinjaEm]

why is everyone seemingly missing the part where it mentions he was sexually abusive? I wonder if it was towards the mother, the daughter, or possibly both.

[@briannawaldorf8485]

Because people are fucking soulless bloodthirsty bastards and blind to seeing he clearly was abusive towards the daughter and that’s the only reason she went along with it. Those years when she was confessing with her lawyer right there was real. She had no reason to crocodile tear there. But people are cruel bastards who don’t think people can be remorseful so they assume the worst of her

[@Foxy_rin]

@@briannawaldorf8485 I feel like he didn't talk about the manipulation as much as he could have, really just glanced over it, this was obviously emotional incest gaslighting ECT. I feel sorry for her in a way, but what she's done is irreversible and she has to be punished.

[@windchijmes893]

@@briannawaldorf8485 How do you know she's remorseful? Because she cried? Because she cried in a way that convinced you? In that case, why bother having the law at all? All people have to do is cry and be suitably remorseful for the masses to see after they have committed crimes then! Sexual abuse is not an excuse for murder. Don't forget the part she didn't get a heavy punishment AT ALL considering she helped to kill her own mother. If that's not mercy shown to her by the law, I don't know what is.

[@naomiminame6855]

@nono meme There is a genetic component to sociopathy, she obviously takes after her father.

[@janetwestwood9194]

😖👍

[@thatsjassie]

This is a sad case but the way he tackled that man lmao

[@naivenitara]

😂😂😂😂

[@A_YouTube_Commenter]

I did laugh at that bag of puke getting dropped.

[@dianneellis9656]

I stopped the video and printed that expression of yours after Neurauter made that comment about approaching cars after I watched it and rewound it a few times. It's priceless. Nothin' but Mike.

[@lizhartel3740]

Damn. Love the voice over when the deadbeat ex-husband was tackled by police.. you missed your calling!! You are a HOOT!!

[@LitteJeanie]

If anyone ever says 'sweetie...' in that voice to me, I'm going into hiding from them. Creepy af.

[@kevingee4294]

Good for you...honey! Sorry.

[@safeinmyheart1]

Good plan, sweetie. 😉

[@Krise343]

I love Mike’s speaking cadence. His timing is genius. Quirky, authentic and seems like a truly grateful, nice guy. “Turdy-tree”!

[@tracycrawford6826]

I agree. I think a lot of people agree. A million subscribers, must be doin something right.

[@Lovebug-ut8mx]

Agreed!! i love true crime but mike's voice more 😁

[@onlyme574]

That was so funny! I nearly got a neck spasm! Mike is Awesome.

[@janetwestwood9194]

💩d🌲 🤜🤛 🤭😷

[@BloodyWallz]

I 1000% disagree, I think it’s off color in a bad way, tasteless and cheeky in the wrong brand of awkward. Terribly off putting. The only time I get immersed in a video is when he isn’t trying to make a shitty joke.

[@physiquegirl]

What’s disturbing is how the daughter speaks like a five year old and the father treats her like a five year old.

[@Rubydoomsday]

I did the same thing and I still struggle not to use a “baby voice” in situations where I feel uncomfortable. It’s a defense mechanism, an effort to get your abuser to feel empathy for you or to keep them from becoming explosive. I thought it was just a weird thing I did until I talked to other child abuse survivors.

[@marianartube]

@@Rubydoomsday I'm sorry you had to go through that. lots of hugs 🤎

[@lolawants2008]

What’s disturbing is the girl plotted & helped her dad murder her mother, had no real remorse, no problem lying & crying.. and she spent a year in jail for that. That woman is gonna have kids or a husband or “friends”. That wasn’t justice. And she is a danger. She also conspired to commit murder. Daddy’s little psychopath. And yeah I wouldn’t be surprised if there was incest. I got that feeling from the get. The “baby/daddy” way of speaking is very common in incest. There’s also kind of a fetish crowd that does it (prob bc of childhood trauma)

[@shutch3367]

I thought the same thing. I get it that some people just talk this way however this is obviously so different. He had control over those girls in ways my father never had over me. I was “daddy’s girl” up until he died this past March but I never spoke in this manner nor did he speak to me that way. It’s sickening to me.

[@naturaljapan7204]

You can tell in the daughter's voice on the phone with her dad that she is just being led along. Her spirit is not with him.

[@keithdevlin1]

Lloyd: "Hey Karrie, ya know what would really 'help' me out of this jam?" Karrie: "What??" Lloyd: "Killing your mother." Karrie: "Sure thing Dad!"

[@soxpeewee]

She was helping get rid of the competition. They were f*cling. She wanted to play mom to her sisters.

[@mirrrstery]

@Southern Truth CHICK right!? Like wtf. The daughter dad creepy relationship only adds to how much it feels like a cult. Creepy and wrong

[@huginug]

Did she inherit the psychopath gene from her father? I hate that she only gets 3 years. Brainwashing doesn't make you kill people, especially your own parent. She wasn't even abused ffs. In the other stories where kids kill their parents, I can at least empathize because the kids were going through hell. This here is just evil..

[@SmartStart24]

@@soxpeewee 🤢 disgusting!

[@MrLorincombs]

@@huginug lol she wasn’t abused hahaha after you say she’s been brainwashed.... absolutely moron lol

[@loatanagatalevu7868]

I laughed so hard at how Lloyd didn't jump from the ledge at that parking lot. Next thing he's being tackled to the ground. That was truly fucking funny!!! 😂

[@thatsjassie]

They should definitely keep an eye on Karrie.

[@AndrewPureMI]

Yup shell kill a lover at some point

[@Horseluvver]

For Ever.

[@MsJAM123456789]

the dad literally played it out that he was helping his daughter move into a new school and at the same time ruined her entire future

[@gidget3467]

He DID help get her move in process started. It was just into a jail cell instead of a dorm room. Apples to oranges right 🤷‍♀️

[@Neophema]

@@gidget3467 Well, she's already out again, so what difference does it make. Out and free to murder the next person!

[@amp279]

She's going to have a child of her own one day, & when she holds that baby in her arms after 9 months giving her body over to pregnancy, & the pain & sacrifice of giving birth, I hope when she feels that wonderful bond & that immense undeniable love she might finally understand how egregious her part in her mothers death actually was.

[@gangsterpenguin8709]

savage but so damn true!

[@richebronsonify]

Some people aren’t built that way. I’d argue anyone who has the ability to do something like this to begin with, isn’t made with that kind of stuff. The stuff that separates humans from wild animals. I doubt she even has the ability to feel those emotions. Like people saying they hope Chris Watts thinks about what he did to those babies, and what the eldest said to him in her last words, every day for the rest of his miserable pathetic life. If it bothered him like it would the rest of us, he could have NEVER done it to begin with. Most of us couldn’t do to an animal what these sick asses do to their own flesh and blood. A child’s first bond is with its mother. Every bond after that is built on that bond (just like you defined in your comment). If that one is broken as clearly this one is, there’s no hope for the rest. Sociopaths don’t grow empathy much later in life.

[@richebronsonify]

Beautiful comment by the way. Clearly you have a deep and clear understanding of that bond, and are also built of the right stuff. X

[@tigerdragonmartialarts4032]

Its ironic, these sociopaths and psychopaths are like a manual for human behavior. They’re not exactly representative of right and wrong morals, but of the distinction between the narcissistic actions and actions that are consistent with despair. Its strange how these folks hide themselves up until around the average age of 30ish years before making a criminal mistake and exposing their truest natures. Its strange they already know what “normal” people think and feel like but they cant have those in themselves. Its like watching an animal morph in front of you

[@veronicacampoverde3123]

I hope she never have kids.

[@tiffanysantiago516]

Even though I shouldn’t have I died laughing when they tackled him 😆😆 I love me some Mike !

[@rustinstardust2094]

Christ, the dad's voice even *sounds* like a cult leader's in those phone calls.

[@BalboaBaggins]

no it doesn't, stop copying others

[@rustinstardust2094]

@@BalboaBaggins no it doesn't, stop copying others

[@torimeadowsss]

@@rustinstardust2094 LMAOOO

[@richebronsonify]

Yep. One too many cloying “sweetys” for me. I broke out in hives after the 3rd in a 30 second call. Cringey ah!! Makes one wonder just how much “grooming” this sick bastard did, doesn’t it? Makes one wonder why Carrie was daddy’s favorite. 🤢 Gah. Makes me sick. Lots of counseling (and meds) needed, I’m sure. 😖 Ick.

[@likeathiefinthenight1333]

@@richebronsonify exactly, you can tell this girl has been groomed from a young age. I mean he did take her to ballet all the time. No telling what he was doing to her all these years.

[@katc6880]

That whole "there's a train comin....don't cry for me" 🤣🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏👏👏 well done

[@Thankgot]

Playing all good things come to an end. In the background 🤣😂🤣

[@18booma]

The phone calls reminded me of the calls you used to hear on "To catch a predator" whenever the dad spoke.

[@ADManns]

I immediately thought this 😂😂😂

[@skeleczar]

My god. This really hits hard being in a very similar position with my parents. My mom basically hated me from the moment I was born and was awful to me, didn’t really seem to like anyone in the household really and was mean to my dad as well. I wanted him to get a divorce, but my mom was also very sick from pretty early on with some pretty gnarly diseases, and my dad supported both of us with such devotion. He was always the mediator (even though that seemed to piss my mom off even more with him), always put things in perspective, always made me understand that she was suffering and people can be mean when they’re in pain. He told me that he made a commitment to my mom, that he had to play with the cards he was dealt, that he promised to love and care for her in sickness and in health, through good times and bad. He protected me from her wrath, stayed calm and patient and loving, did the nurturing and the care and the work of both a mom and a dad, far above and beyond what most parents do. He made sure that I came out of that whole thing as someone with empathy and understanding and integrity. Those poor girls didn’t stand a chance. How any father could possibly put her child up to that is just so sad. I feel very, very lucky right now.