Detective Realizes Jealous Mom's Horrifying Secret

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Amy Vilardi discovered a horrifying scene in her parents house, Mike Scott, Cathy Scott, and her two grandmothers were in a very bad way. The case would last for almost a decade, before the alleged truth would be revealed.
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[@Suguri]

My dude, where did you get that shirt? I need it.

[@bee.mice-elf]

Imagine having 4 babysitters who live next door, take your kids to see fireworks, and then come home and say, “oh, hey we’ll keep babysitting ‘cause it looks like you’re still having fun!” I would be so grateful! What horrible people 😞

[@JoshuaFante]

Then seeing the begging Timo see those baby's and kissing her butt to see them, when she was wrong to begin with, shows they didn't care about all that they just wanted to have their grand baby's around and we're willing to put up with whatever Amy's crazy as did, shows the kind hearted pol they really were and how disgusting this itch really is. Could u imagine killing your old elderly mother or grandmother? It reminds me of my 95 yr old gma looking at her pic and I know the respect I have for my gma as a elderly woman who's raised kids, grand kids, great grand kids etc. Thought of someone killing her just destroys me. How tf could she do this, go into the news, post crap on fb, and live almost 10 years acting like nothing happened n she's suffering loose etc, beyond sicking. This is disgusting and one the worst I've seen just by how she responded afterwards. I'm shocked they didn't kill or hurt more ppl if you'd do this, you got NO limits into wtf they'd do

[@brielliott04]

Right?? My oldest was the first born grandchild on both sides of me & my hub’s families…we lived close to both sets of grandparents (not as close as this situation, but close enough lol). We were sooo beyond grateful for all of the help and spoiling. There were times when we had to have little chats to establish healthy boundaries, but even then we knew we were so lucky to have so much love and support around us. I can’t imagine the hurt these loving grandparents & family members felt even before the physical pain of their deaths. These monsters are so hateful and selfish…they both deserve life behind bars where they can do less damage to those children.

[@lakeshoreshepherds741]

And probably free rent too

[@amberlynn470]

I haven’t finished yet but was it the red jacket lady? Her husband looked at her like she was lying 😢😮

[@swhite8381]

It’s always the people who have it made that do this . Awful

[@vintagecameragirl]

The initial 911 call. "There's 4 bodies" Not someone has killed my family, not come help, no, there's 4 bodies. Distancing language from the start is never a good sign.

[@karaamundson3964]

😮 you are O SO RIGHT

[@cindyknudson2715]

And seeing the first three bodies didn't drive her out of the house to call 911??? How'd she know there was 4? Did she walk through it to

[@cindyknudson2715]

And seeing the first three bodies didn't drive her out of the house to call 911??? How'd she know there was 4? Did she walk through it to

[@arandomexplosion]

idk man, i could see myself saying this tbh. it is a form of "distancing" yourself, but i can also see somebody doing it to "distance themselves" from confronting the truth of the fact that their family was massacred after the trauma and shock of finding them. like, in the same vein of logic of "if i don't acknowledge it, i can convince myself it didn't really happen" type thing. it's similar to saying "my grandmother has passed" instead of "my grandma had a massive coronary and dropped dead like a sack of bricks in the kitchen hallway". saying "t-there's 4 bodies/people" doesn't seem as real and painful to confront as "my family was just slaughtered and i witnessed their dead bodies with blood everywhere", i can see someone legitimately saying this (especially after such a traumatic experience like witnessing a crime of this sort). if they don't say the words, that makes it feel less true. idk. the accused are definitely guilty in this particular case, but i could see this happening with a non-guilty person too

[@MrSirlulzalot]

Good points

[@jennagottschall5469]

I knew Amy personally and actually worked with her for a while. Her and my family were really close. Amy and her previous husband would always come to my parents house for holidays, bbq’s, birthday festivities, etc. Let me just say this…NONE of us saw this coming! When this tragedy rocked our small town to its core, we all wanted to believe her and give her the benefit of the doubt until the real truth started to reveal itself. Amy was always a narcissist but she drastically changed after she met Ross. It was a pair made from Hell! They were always up to no good! It’s a very sad ending for that family but thankfully her and Ross are still in jail awaiting trial. Thank you for doing your due diligence and researching this before making a video because you sir have definitely got your facts correct!

[@leannemo7382]

Great info! Both Amy & Rosmore are examples of the pure evil that can hide among us, yet they found each other. Those poor kids. 🥺 Btw, just to confirm: is that small town known for having “fireworks lighting up the night sky” on Halloween, as he stated during the intro? Normally, that only happens on the 4th of July. Children and families would be dangerously distracted while engaged in trick-or-treat activities while crowds also gather for the town’s Firework display. It makes little sense. Presumably he somehow got our American holidays mixed up. 🙃

[@keepitforreally4501]

@@leannemo7382 I was wondering the same thing I’ve never connected fireworks with Halloween

[@springsteenguy]

She calls the victims the “narcissistic family”… meanwhile she was getting wasted and neglecting her kids to hang with her friends.

[@somita9849]

she looks like a wicked witch

[@BornIn1500]

That's not narcissism. That's just being a loser who can't take any responsibility.

[@daynasafranek7807]

Exactly. The classic 🚩 of the narcissist. I stay away from people who ignore their kids to get trashed. 😊

[@Shanesawendsley]

It's so fucking wild to get pissed at your parents offering to keep watching the kids so you can party

[@rosemadder5547]

Gaslighting 😢 and using her kids to control her parents and grandparents. Disgusting.

[@amityislandchum]

Those poor children... First they violently lose the 4 people who actually cared about them, then they're raised by these 2 psychopaths for the next 8 years, and finally they learn exactly what their mom and stepdad did to their beloved grandparents. I hope they have a great support system, therapy, and hopefully they still have their dogs!

[@marshapieroni6677]

Grandparents AND great grandparents

[@Tyrwaxx]

I’m not trying to be funny I promise, but I’m honestly not sure how much of a support system they have left thanks to their mother. I hope they end up doing well, poor kids.

[@leiaitri0444]

@@Tyrwaxx I thought of that too but they have their bio dad and their mom has siblings. Remember, they're taking her to court for that 100 grand she transferred from her mom's account to her own. Each one of them are probably the polar opposites to Amy and that's why they don't care for her or get along with her, so I'm sure they're decent, loving and kind people who'll do better by the children than she ever would have. I hope they end up okay bc they're going to be messed up by this, then again when they're older and learn the real truth... It really is so sad,

[@hnr4994]

Is her mom's siblings who took them to court, her mom transferred the grandma s money to her own account, so Amy's uncles and aunts​@@leiaitri0444

[@sharonthompson672]

​@@Tyrwaxx Plus their location isn't known for its supportive mental health care.

[@montanaelkwhisperer1744]

here's a crazy life rule.....if you have a problem with someone....STOP LIVING ON THEIR PROPERTY!!

[@Johnny-v5p]

Or maybe don't let them live at your property

[@sed6657]

@@Johnny-v5pyou are absolutely not blaming the parents for this lol. Amazing. It's natural for a ma to want to help her child out and to keep their grandkids close, especially knowing how unstable their mother can be. Kids need stability, it's not the parents' fault they were trying to provide some sort of healthy support to those kids.

[@bazinga9473]

OMG FULL CIRCLE MOMENT - Those were my neighbors down the street!!! They moved out about a month before they got arrested! The whole neighborhood was buzzing when the story broke and we had news trucks in and out trying to interview people. [Edited to remove the part about one of their kids] Crazy.. I've been a fan of this channel for years. Seeing people from my own subdivision come up is just wild.

[@lunaticgaming7967]

That is fucking bananas and I'm glad y'all were ok.

[@Matilda-y]

Is that the adult daughter, or one of the grandchildren?

[@bazinga9473]

​@Luniz-5-On-it the guy who called the cops for their kid said that he wasn't surprised. After the incident with their kid, Amy and Ross tried to sue and file a restraining order against the guy who helped their kid because he was telling the other neighbors not to use her as a dog groomer. Both were thrown out in court. But at the time, no one here really linked them with what happened upstate because they moved here after the murders and Amy went by the name "May Jordan" to everyone. The neighbor found out her real name only when she tried to sue him. But he still didn't make any connection to the quadruple homicide years ago. I'd never spoke to them unless maybe in the neighborhood chat, but not in person. But many of the neighbors knew the woman because she groomed their dogs. There were regular posts for like a year after where people were looking for a new mobile dog groomer. [Edited to remove parts about which kid]

[@yatsuto6088]

Sure bud

[@snittykitty1]

So glad the daughter was brave enough to speak up about her abuse and that your neighbor did the right thing. I hope she is well. What a terrible story all around.

[@wolfhound45]

How sick can you be to kill four elderly people, including your own mother.

[@razztazz1982]

Evil is how I describe it.

[@daynasafranek7807]

I can’t imagine doing that to my 81 year old mother. I don’t know how anyone could. Her laughing on the news… evil; absolutely evil.

[@tinaroberts5858]

I'd give anything to have my mum back again. She was 89 when she passed. Miss her so much 😢. RIP mum. ❤❤❤❤

[@bishyeahbish3758]

Well and truly as sick as a person can possibly be! To do that takes something that I definitely don't have within me. Your own mother who fed you, bathed you, nursed you when you was sick and who raised you with love in her heart. I'm sorry but that's just something I wouldn't be capable of doing. Those poor people. Rest in peace folks I hope you're all in a nicer place than this world. God bless them, bless us too, please keep us safe and away from evil such as this. Amen.

[@kcosminhz7988]

Evil is nothing compared to human.

[@jayjonesrgaming]

Ross: it would be really dumb for me to commit a crime in those shoes and wear them afterwards Detective: yea, thats kind of my point….

[@darthtraya5992]

😂

[@adraborandavis-blake4611]

Meth heads- too cheap to buy new shoes.

[@user-nq8ll4wq5n]

😂😂

[@Por2ugal]

😂😂😂😂

[@jazpes.u5875]

@@Por2ugal Por2gal

[@LylahK]

This is so sad bc the grandparents genuinely loved their grandchildren. These people are disgusting, they belong under the jail!

[@karaamundson3964]

Rightio... ...maybe even 6' under the jail...

[@Ahzpayne]

You know who else thinks they should get to decide who lives and who dies? Be better. Do better. We don't live in caves any more. Pretend you've grown with us.

[@RandomBogey]

I’ve seen firsthand the mountains of crap loving grandparents will put up with just to “keep the peace” because they don’t want to upset the parents and even risk the chance of potentially not seeing their grandkids. It’s unfathomably to me that anyone would ever leverage time with their children against their own parents, and/or use their children to their financial benefit, but there are obviously sick people out there…

[@nataliedavis6651]

It's a mess when kid's are involved but when a whole generation is taken out and there's only babies left it becomes so much sadder and makes U more determined to solve it

[@sernity1523]

Who cares about the kids

[@pukegreenpea4628]

When I lost my last living grandparent, I felt orphaned by the past. I can not imagine purposefully eliminating such intelligent, kind, important people.

[@KimberlyPatton-x1n]

True! I would give both legs for just 5 more minutes to be able to talk to my mother- and not have had her taken away so unexpectedly. She called me at work- the last time we spoke- to wish me a happy birthday, and I was so busy I couldn't say much... I will regret that forever. Please cherish them while they are with you, you just never know when you may lose them!

[@GrandDukeMushroom]

I only really knew 1 out of 4. I get what you mean.

[@kezfaz6429]

I’m literally 12 mins in and the minute I saw Amy Vilardi I just knew. Not a single tear shed and describing the whole scene as a ‘movie’. It’d be hollering and screaming a week later at best!!!!

[@Dan_Ben_Michael]

I’ve watched a lot of interviews with family of murder victims and you can always tell if they were involved. Amy gave off the classic signs, such as no emotion, micro expressions, pretending to be too distraught to go on without tears, talking as if reading a script. Also there seems to be a perverse pleasure like they are in on a secret and pulling the wool over everybody’s eyes. My mate is homicide detective and he told me that they encourage family members to make appeals on tv so they can get a read on them, plus they later rely upon as evidence in court.

[@antjobert]

You cannot tell by watching this. It is possible for someone who is innocent to react this way. Shock can be really intense. That said, I do think Amy is 100% guilty. But because of the evidence, not because of her behavior afterward.

[@shaylatorch]

She definitely looks like the type

[@angelad7302]

She might be one of the scariest women alive today. To do that to your own family and feel nothing. That level of narcissism is frightening😳

[@WobblesandBean]

And she wasn't even the one doing most of the kìIIìng. Ross did the...sigh, I hate youtube "pokey pokey". I can't imagine the malice it must take to use a knife on a person, let alone several. Both are just, horrible people. I often wonder in cases like these if it would have happened if Amy and Ross had never met each other. In cases like Karla Homolka and Myra Hindley, there's no question in my mind that if they hadn't met their sociopathic boyfriends, they never would have merked anyone. But with Amy, I genuinely don't know.

[@austinv9964]

​@@WobblesandBeanI think Amy was the leader here. Ross was nothing but a tool to her.

[@oldhickory4686]

That one side view with her lips, I thought I was watching Tweety Bird...

[@tarynhill8094]

That's not narcissism it's psychotic

[@tarynhill8094]

​@@WobblesandBeanevery woman you just mentioned would have killed regardless. It's not having those partners that did it. Doesn't matter who I meet I won't become a murderer. There's something extremely fucked up about a person who kills, and it's not their partner

[@lilz2421]

They get off their faces.... parents say we will keep the kids while you party, and they're the bad guys. She really is a disgusting individual. Glad they were caught..

[@benjaminperez6620]

Amy can’t help but radiate duping delight barely masking her rage.

[@Catnthehat-e1o]

you are so correct! Just like OJ Simpson!

[@gigiarmany4332]

IKR?! she has this perpetual hidden smile behind her face it feels like👀😏

[@Blade56762]

She's got a smirk that sets my hair on end. Also that weird fish face selfie. She looks like a vampire.

[@karaamundson3964]

That smile on Amy's face as she's interviewed about the murders is completely damning. What she says about what she would do to the perps if she ever found them ("I can't say that on TV") is a COMPLETE CHERRY ON TOP of her gruesomeness.

[@cassiusdio1138]

It's called "Dupers Delight" they say with their mouth how shocked and sad they are but with their face they look pleased.

[@karaamundson3964]

​@@cassiusdio1138 I figured that there had to be an actual psychological term for this irepressible body language but all I have to recognize it is my own brainstem!! 😅

[@iulia.bianca.b]

Also, she chose to not state what she thinks is a fair punishment for the killers. Law enforcement often uses this question. An innocent person would normally answer with "I know it's illegal, but I would like to torture/kill them myself". Or they would ask for the maximum penalty possible. When the murderer is asked that same question, they usually skirt around the answer or answer with a lesser form of punishment. As a self preservation thing, because the question is about themselves. She didn't even answer 😂 she tried to play it off as "too gruesome for tv". No one who cared for their murdered family would care about getting a news station in trouble for cuss words and such. Lol

[@pickles3128]

She's not lying: she can't speak directly to the murderer because she'd be incriminating herself: "Congrats to myself for having outsmarted everyone!"

[@jaybee2337]

And, wiping away those imaginary tears at 38:52

[@bec7080]

This is most parents dream setup, having their child and grandchildren live right with them on the same land. How horrible of an ending.

[@PikaChu-nl2rd]

I know, right? We built our home pretty much next door to my mom and dad's and they love being able to see my baby girl anytime they want. I would never take that from them or use my child for leverage; people who do that are garbage.

[@jodiforeman3314]

those poor kids have no family now

[@gracejohnson789]

Yes!!! I would love to have all my 6 children and 9 grandchildren living right with me or next to my husband and I. That's my dream. How awful of this monster.

[@Tyrwaxx]

Not sure I want to live that close, I prefer my current set up, a 5min drive away from my brother and his kids. Not so close they’re running over constantly (especially because they’re still fairly young and need watching, cant be left on their own and they’re totally wild children 😅), but close enough. My brother comes over to our house nearly every day when the kids are in school and the kids come over a few times a week. And still plenty close enough to babysit when necessary. I love them, but I also value my space and alone time and like the balance we have right now 😂 But then again I’m not a grandparent either.

[@Natasha-2483]

It would be my heaven to have a plot of land and have my mom, and my husband’s parents on there all in our own homes, well believe me I’d never have to lift a finger, I’d have my mom and mother in law cooking, cleaning and they would both love seeing their Grandson so much I would be like the Queen of the universe it would like the films with me lying there being feed grapes. I can only but dream. But most importantly we would all be a happy family and it would be great for our son spending as much time as possible with his grandparents because my mother in law passed away three days before our sons first birthday and it is heartbreaking because she loved him so much to think she had so much love for him with so much little time spent with him , she was taken from him way to soon. Family is everything and how can someone treat family or their children like so many people are doing in the world today is just so alarming and the world is a living hell.

[@ScarlettOH1225]

I live in the upstate of South Carolina and I must honestly say that you have provided more insight into this case that all of the local news media combined. Thank you for this report.

[@mightymarsha]

It’s called the Fake News Media for a reason 😜

[@anneperry9014]

What do you expect from any media. Lying, biased assoles!!!!🤬

[@HansFelsh]

Mike does a great job, I’m actually surprised Netflix or Hulu or someone else hasn’t offered him a tv deal yet.

[@a.mie.533]

Ross with his ridiculously readable face. That hardly suppressed smirke, that look of a naughty boy who is aware of his guilt and full of admiration for his satanic mistress - immature, irresponsible, detached as if everything just was a bad joke.... quite nauseating...

[@Handstyles]

And I thought I overread his non- existent pokerface... Same for her. How she smiles & talks in the first videos i so far away from a grieving person, it is laughable and scary. Especially since she is always having a resting bitchface galore in all the other pics & videos. I am 100% sure they did it and hope they rot in prison.

[@SybilGillespie-k1b]

I worked with Cathy at Ryan's Steakhouse for years, she was a super sweet person. I met her daughter, Amy only a few times. This all took me by surprise.

[@mikesanders8621]

She stole her sibling's inheritance. Kind of a nasty thing to do.

[@Janellabelle]

I remember when my grandfather died his 6 kids raced to his house to be the first to sack the place. My father was the only one that had a relationship with him in his final years (decades my dad was his only child that visited--for good reason though, my grandfather beat them in drunken rages when they were kids, starved them, and murdered at least one man--that we know of). He was the 2nd person there, but by then, my aunt had packed everything in the house worth anything in her car. 😂 dad didnt really care, though. Cared more that she did that more than he cared about what she took. I mean, she took everything, left nothing for the others at all. Ppl are so selfish and crazy when an inheritance is up for grabs.

[@user-ch6um1vn8x]

Sure you did..

[@dudemorris7769]

@@Janellabellesounds like that was your dads plan also; that’s why most adult children have sat down with their parents & have been given what they’re getting before they pass away. If not, the majority, including myself have a living will naming one or our relatives as the “executor” so this doesn’t happen until the will is read & items dispersed appropriately. I’m 56 years old, my husband 69, & we’ve had a will and legal paperwork filed since our first year of marriage as we both brought property into the marriage in 1991, & our children, 3 of them, grown, including a 17 year old granddaughter that we’ve raised & our children know what’s theres. Our children know what trinkets, guns, decoys, motorcycles, antique cars, are theirs & that the 17 year old gets every thing else, the house & properties as our adult children have done well & have their own homes & properties.

[@dudemorris7769]

@@mikesanders8621that wasn’t proven that Cathy did anything that her mother hadn’t approved. It’s not unusual for children who have the power of atty that don’t invest to grow interest in stocks or bonds to grow in 5 years.

[@brittbrat4977]

As a pet groomer of 27 yrs, it's terrifying the thought of what those animals might've been subjected to after being dropped off by their owners. If you are evil enough to do what these people did, better believe they put those animals through hell. I know this is probably not many people's main concern but that's what people like me are here for

[@CATNAPREAL1188]

Humans are murdered and YOU & people like You prioritize Animals Over humans ? It's No wonder society ostrasizes some people ! It's NOT Human to put Animals before the safety and lives of Humans ! Not NORMAL AT ALL !!! Just too out of sync with reality for my mind to comprehend. These are the type of people who Subject the rest of us to put up with their, often dirty, noisey, unruly pet's in grocery store's around Everyone's food. In restaurants where people eat, on trains, just F'ing RUDE and inconsiderate! Dog dander, hair, fleas and Whatever is in their coats, Just Gross and people who prioritize Animals over Humans Need their Heads checked ! I have to guess that people who Do that are people who aren't accepted by other people because they are just too weird and they resort to Animals because Animals can't tell them to beat it like humans do. Poor animals, subjected to being drug around everywhere because of mentally unstable people. Poor animals ! I'm not sure but I think it's why those people are ostracized by society, their just Too Weird. Not sure, but maybe ??? Any response from the people who Don't like animals being allowed EVERYWHERE ?

[@wukong2282]

Not necessarily. There are people who care far more for animals than humans. It's unfair to automatically assume they abused those animals.

[@zarasbazaar]

Hitler had a dog, so, no. People can be monsters to other people and still love animals.

[@paddiowilson]

As a human, it’s terrifying what happened to that family of people.

[@brittbrat4977]

@@wukong2282 It's unfair that you automatically judged me and my comment without researching

[@SandiKlein]

What horrible greedy people. I feel bad for seniors, it happens so often that their greedy relatives think they are entitled to their money.

[@rudra62]

It happens to seniors, but not JUST seniors. It can happen to anyone, including a young or middle-aged adult who becomes vulnerable. Sometimes, family cannot wait to inherit.

[@yts70r135]

Too bad there's very many greedy people like them pretty much everywhere The more ignorant and lazy, the greedier

[@rudra62]

@@yts70r135 Oh, there have been plenty of thieves, including big-time thieves such as Bernie Madoff, who were anything BUT ignorant. They're certainly greedy. The true and best sociopaths are intelligent, knowledgeable, and very cunning.

[@maggiethecatroberts4197]

I was a banker in an elder population city So what can I saw the senior citizens getting taken advantage of put a lot of times they don't listen. Sad but true.

[@sheilagravely5621]

7😮om good ness. ​@@maggiethecatroberts4197

[@GypsyRock]

It still took >7 years and a whole new detective team to find these culprits even AFTER immediately finding the stolen 80k ?!? That's enough motive along with the anger

[@reignman30]

I know right? Like WTF? There's a lot of evidence here that they can't explain away.

[@rosshoney1989]

I KNOW! The money and what looked like the safe was in their home! The evidence was there!

[@beckycantrell5547]

At first ,I thought your name was gypsy rose. 🌹 😅

[@doygazgar]

It was so obvious from the beginning that they did this, but what is most concerning is WHY did it take so long to charge them?

[@redelfshotthefood8213]

Police have limits on how they can collect evidence. DAs decide when they have enough to convict. Sometimes witnesses are reluctant to testify because they feel endangered. Sometimes the police need relationships to sour to get spouses to turn on one another... DAs want convictions. And often try to only catch the guilty. But sometimes the innocent get caught. Like Milgaard. A stoner wanted a donut and got 20 years in prison until DNA evidence proved it was someone else. Milgaard was on the scene. And a stoner. So the police immediately suspected him of it. A bunch of circumferential evidence and boom. He's gone for 20 years.

[@christopheraaron8299]

I don't think they have enough actual evidence to convict them.

[@mullenio4200]

They new all along, but in the US you only have one chance to convict and they didn't have a smoking gun. At least not untill looking back at everything from scratch.

[@belladonnahigh9206]

I wouldn't convict them based on theories, there must be actual evidence. Beyond any reasonable doubt, and I'd have doubts to convict them.

[@iveliserojas612]

@@belladonnahigh9206so don’t convict then help the killers who killed old folks get away ur as evil as they are the only who had motive was them they to old to have ppl hate but a family who got money from the death and was upset because the grandparents was tired of the parents party’s hello anit no one that dum to no who did it they had no money but after kills they had money

[@JonesySurvived]

Poor kids. I hope they can recover from this nightmare of a start in life.

[@SerenDipity64711]

they have lost their entire family😥

[@WhattEvery]

The detectives dropped the ball from the beginning. I could immediately smell Amy's rot in those very early interviews, with her husband's deadly stares at her. Thanks for the story, Mike!

[@thehangingparsiple5692]

Remember Amy and Scott gave themselves three days to clear up any evidence, so all that was left was purely circumstantial and not enough to warrant an arrest. 😢 I did think those phone videos were hugely telling, but unless they were only recently unearthed, maybe they too weren't considered hard evidence? Maybe they don't prove anything other than that there were 'occasional' arguments? Fingers crossed they get absolutely mashed at the trial.

[@lizadoesray]

Keystone cops over there what the hell! The FBI should’ve been involved immediately.

[@j.rebekah8605]

Its pretty sad that all the people in the comments who know everything aren't cops! And why aren't you cops if you know so much?

[@WhattEvery]

@@j.rebekah8605 For eight years, they, the murderers, were flashing their middle🖕🖕fingers at the cops with impunity.

[@GothicUndone]

Yeah I noticed that. Her husband almost looks like he’s in shock of how much she’s lying so easily! Lol. Not to mention he can’t seem to figure out what the “appropriate facial expressions” are.

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

This seems so stupid! They've got money proved to belong to the victim, claimed to not have heard a single gunshot, and ditched bloody clothes, proven to be on the scene. What's taking so long?

[@Lee-u2i]

all the evidence is circumstantial.

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

@@Lee-u2i Overwhelmingly so. There was a guy who mistakenly believed that it police never found his victim's bodies, he could never be convicted of his crimes. He dissolved them in acid. He was hanged.

[@TararyzeMcg]

@@Lee-u2ipeople are convicted on less EVERY DAY …duh…a jury would find her guilty FFS😣

[@nhmooytis7058]

First thing that struck me, Amy’s 911 call said 4 people dead but in the living room there were only 3.

[@blackdogfive]

i also think she slips up when she says the house was dead silent , then in another interview says the tv's were on. , but omg the money is the clincher. so tragic eh.

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@blackdogfive circumstantial evidence is still evidence and this was pretty considerable!

[@reignman30]

@@nhmooytis7058 Yeah when there's enough circumstantial evidence all pointing at the same person, we can just go ahead and call it evidence at that point xD.

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@reignman30 if it walks and quacks like a duck and is named Daffy I bet it’s a 🦆

[@Maya9396]

Yes and the fact that you call them people as if you don’t know who they are.

[@XavierIsraelMatamoros]

Amy: Another fun filled day with my narcissistic family. Pot calling the kettle black.

[@hollyharris1874]

So like another criminal in the news! (A dear friend of the late, great Hannibal Lector!)

[@darkamora5123]

Actually, that idiom is a bit inappropriate, under the circumstances. It is more a case of the pot calling the highly polished mirror black.

[@yts70r135]

Gonna dave this phrase, it's lovely

[@elchiponr1]

Not really, the grandma was stealing the 80 year olds money ad well @@darkamora5123

[@Stef-j9w]

My mum, gran and dog all died in March, I’m horrified at this story. I’m in so much pain, I can’t believe someone would do this.

[@deniseroe5891]

I understand how you feel, just buried my sweet mom in law today. God bless and give you peace.

[@deeborahm1martin615]

Sorry for your losses x

[@stringbeanii]

sorry to hear that you're on so much sadness and loss. really hope that soothing healing energy helps you.

[@india1422]

That is a mighty burden to land all at once

[@MsKatana1973]

Sorry for all the losses you have gone through 😢 concentrate on all the good memories you all made together ❤

[@charlockprime]

One of the most telling traits of a narcissist is that they call everyone else around them narcissists.

[@karaamundson3964]

for example *DONALD* *TRUMP!* 😂

[@ChrisDaAce27]

Sounds like almost every woman I've ever met or heard speak

[@deeb81]

My mother! 😂 she sends me videos about narcissism and says "isn't this exactly like your aunty x" etc and its always someone acting EXACTLY like her 😂

[@johnjames4007]

Totally agree. My ex-wife constantly complained about her narcissistic mom; too bad she never really looked in the mirror.

[@denisehagwood4542]

​@ChrisDaAce27 if everyone you meet is a problem, you're the problem

[@r.shanethompson7933]

This was actually the SECOND quadruple homicide that took place in Anderson county within recent time. Nathan Dickson age 18 shotgunned his stepmother, stepsister, father, and 14 year old brother to death in April 2008. Never been in any serious trouble before that and never gave a good reason for his actions. He went out riding atv's with friends after the murders.

[@catherinerainville4232]

Horrible!!! :(

[@mrbraindead12]

I think that was in Easley, but still horrificly tragic.

[@r.shanethompson7933]

@@mrbraindead12 it was an Easley address yes but it was Anderson County none the less. You know Pickens county had a quadruple homicide around that time where a woman took out insurance on her two sons, ex husband, and ex MIL, and killed all four with a handgun. She had saved a suicide note written by one son from years earlier and killed him first as he slept. She then killed the other three (ex hubby and ex mil lived next door or very close by) and tried to put the blame on the "unstable" son. I'm not too up on the specifics of that one so I'd love to see one of the better content creators take it up.

[@shawnk934]

Wonder if he hit his head somehow while riding. My exgf was diagnosed as bipolar at 18. Years later after we had broken up she was t-boned and hit her head in the accident. Almost immediately afterwards she started hearing voices. She believed people were monitoring her email. That people were watching her thru her laptop. She also believed the directv people were sending her messages and watching her thru her tv. She called me at 3am one night and went thru four separate emotions every 15 min. When she was going thru her mad & paranoid emotions she was absolutely scary. She thought I was in cahoots with the directv people cuz I also had it and then she thought it was me sending the messages. She made threats and I fully believe had I been there she would have acted on them. But then the emotion would change and it was like she never said a thing. 3 hours of that. It was some crazy shit. But just a simple bump on the head can turn someone from a rational person into a legit crazy person. Btw…the ex went into the mental hospital just a couple hours after her 3 hour phone call to me. Maybe that kid needed that chance.

[@darthtraya5992]

I’ve been trying to get Mike to do a visit to South Carolina y’all ever hear of PeeWee Gaskins?

[@blacklilac2788]

The minute I heard the 911 call I knew she did it. Killers always do the same hyperventilating, barely intelligible, fake panic attack performance.

[@AnneHathawayRules]

That's what most murder 911 calls sound like. It's what a real panic attacks sounds like. Sociopaths are good at mimicking emotions. But yeah unfortunately I've heard more than my fair share of real 911 calls where the person calling in didn't do it and they sounded the same way.

[@iveliserojas612]

Those cops who didn’t do the job was the worst had to be a new cop to see all the evidence that the first cops didn’t if the had that video with the boots why wasn’t he interviewed why the new cop got all this and the first cops didn’t wow failed the families

[@barbaraclose8819]

Mike, I could see and hear in your voice how hard this story was to cover. You cover so many cases that are hard to give a voice to. But I want to thank you for what you do. It reminds us all that evil does exist in all different packages, not just the obvious ones. Thank you.

[@knoxham]

The daughter smiling while she talks to the interviewers is soo creepy. she doesn’t look sad at all

[@Quisite]

Everyone griefs differently. Halfway in, she prob ends up doing it tho…

[@sandrya6457]

I was looking for this comment!

[@karaamundson3964]

What I thought. Immediate "GUILTY" look.

[@karaamundson3964]

​@Quisite But she was always smiling, always lying, never mind calling these very people "narcissistic" and saying that they were going to "emotionally damage" the children who loved their grandparents so much. Innocent people don't do that.

[@jonny-b4954]

Yeah, you saw that too? She's really struggling to hide her smirk of knowing she got away with it (in that moment)

[@Nola504Nola]

8 years is ridiculous. I could have convinced a jury a lot sooner.

[@iveliserojas612]

Right because the state attorney was stupid and dumb would new right from the get had to be a family a person who didn’t money and then they bought all type of stuff cops was dumb

[@valkyrie2307]

Oh, ok😂. Next time the police and prosecutors only have circumstantial evidence and need a conviction, they'll call Nola. That will fix everything !😂

[@Whitewolfen]

That first interview with the couple really showed how flat and unemotional they were. That guy was a bad actor, or not holding his end of lying. So gross, such ugly dangerous people.

[@neese7123]

Agree I thought so too...Her 911 call was good..the pictures at beginning of show showing the heavier girls crying and very upset...I thought was Amy..so was thinking ok that looks like real emotions..must have been friends..

[@kenw2225]

Did he even speak? I didnt see him talk

[@ericburton5914]

@@kenw2225 he looks palistinian

[@alienresearchlab]

Yep. The first news interview is the giveaway. She sure seems in a good mood for someone who walked in and found their entire family murdered.

[@emilien.]

@Whitewolf-xx6qu Oh dear, my comment disappeared, likely due to running afoul of an analytic. I will reiterate in a different way. Amy V and Ross V. Soulless. Remorseless. Amy presents like a conscienceless monster. Ross presents like a complete thrall (to Amy). South Carolina is a CP state.

[@hollyharris1874]

Who else *really* appreciates Mike's "I love you's?" 💜

[@pattivernucci691]

I do. I listen to TC as I go to sleep. Hearing Mikes "I love you" is lovely to fall asleep to especially when you're old and alone like me

[@hollyharris1874]

@@pattivernucci691 Same! It's nice to hear during the day, too! His is a great playlist for bedtime, I just learned! I know what you mean - I'm (medically) old & thus (mostly) alone. And getting less & less likely to want to leave my little cocoon. 🤗💜

[@Kattycorner59]

Me🎉

[@cicada2022]

Also, "Let's give it a go!"

[@3DogMama]

@@pattivernucci691Bless! It is nice to fall asleep to Mike though, isn’t it?

[@nikkim746]

Hello Mike! I’m Nikki. I was wondering if you are able to view how many times I have watched this episode? The reason for my question is that it feels like 15 times and I only remember the name Aimee and Ross Moore. I made an incredible decision to be sober from alcohol and today is day eight! So now I am going to watch this video for real and with full attention. My husband, by my side, he asked me what I needed, and I told him that chapter to listen to that chapter… I don’t think you realize how much and how many different ways you help people. I am thankful for that and I hope you have a beautiful day! I am now off to watch your last video for real this time! So, let’s give it a go.!!!❤🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@chrisallen6714]

Congrats 👏

[@sabrinagrosser-jd5bc]

Nikki, I don't know you, but I applaud your decision to get sober. I am in recovery myself and I wish you all the best. You can do it. Go to meetings, or even better, go to treatment if you can. Good Luck,I'm rooting for you!

[@nikkim746]

Thank u so much!! It still a tough journey detoxing and feels like my brain is a bit scrambled, but will get better! Thank you girl proud of you too! ❤️🤘🏻

[@beckycantrell5547]

Congratulations and don’t give up. Even if you have set back. Get back up and try again. You got this. Lean in Jesus. He will give you strength. 🙏🏼❤

[@amandab8433]

Nikki YOU GOT THIS! One sec, one Minute, one Hour, one Day.... From someone who just celebrate 30 years sober I can honestly say YOU CAN DO THIS!!! 🌟🤗🌟🤗🌟🤗

[@Smokasaurus]

My grandmother died when I was six years old. That was thirty three years ago. I still remember to this day what scene of water world was playing on the family tv when my father got that call. Important points in life like this do not leave your mind...

[@dickottel]

my grandma died when I was about 11 and I didn't feel sad, not everyone feels close to family.

[@janeguarnera7700]

Referring to her kin (despite estrangement), found brutally murdered as "dead bodies" is cold, brutally inhumanely cold.

[@takoholic]

I’m from South Carolina and this case still gives me the chills. Like why would anyone want to do this to their family especially the elderly 😣

[@veroniqueaudet4152]

Having 80k in cash at home is more dangerous than having a big life insurance on your head.

[@waterbitten]

Agreed! The temptation is increased for the greedy amongst them.

[@9babyblu]

Ys, if i had cash I wouldn't say shit to anyone. No one would know...

[@LeanneFowler-ms5xc]

"DTA" DON'T TRUST ANYONE!!!! THANKS TO STONE COLD STEVE AUSTIN!!!

[@fatrambo73]

The only dangerous part is telling anyone

[@Scram673]

Banks exist for a reason

[@Heather_nicolee]

Tony, the man that was in the barrel. He was my step dad when i was little. He was a gentle giant. I loved him so much and this breaks my heart. 🥺🥺 He really was an amazing man.

[@mayberelevant3237]

OMG 😢❤

[@catherinerainville4232]

❤

[@beckycantrell5547]

Oh I’m so sorry for your loss. Prayers that God will comfort you.

[@TheKrispyfort]

🫂

[@geoffreywendelen660]

It’s crazy how narcissistic people call others narcissistic 🙃

[@TheKrispyfort]

Because they genuinely believe that everyone is just like them, but not as good as them obviously, and they know it evokes a strong reaction and people will jump to defend themselves from such accusations

[@nicloren2220]

cough cough Gabbi Hanna cough .

[@JanBee1122]

If Amy was "missing the dogs" as was stated by Mike, where were the dogs when she arrived? There is no mention of them and it was stated that the place was quiet when she went over to the house of horrors. What happened to them?

[@TraceySmith-fk6mn]

Yeah. I spoiled this episode by looking for what happened to the damned dogs in the comments! Crap!!!

[@vogerbits2204]

This is my question! What happened to the dogs?

[@SerenDipity64711]

she probably got them out of the house long before the crime took place, and told the police some excuse as to why the dogs hadn't been in the property at the time - safe away from halloween shenanigans, fireworks etc,?

[@zarasbazaar]

I wonder if the dogs were put up somewhere to avoid the risk of them defending their owners.

[@aomorimi]

I ran in to a former employee of theirs in a Reddit sub a few months ago. She said pretty much the exact same thing about how shady their business was.

[@nil_nux556]

Narcissism is one of the most mislabeled and misunderstood words there are. Major difference between being cocky and/or selfish and being a true narcissist. The word is an actual disorder but usually used on people who you just dont like or have more confidence than you. They might be, they might not be. It takes more than few vid clips to find out.

[@shamako4ever718]

Time to stop everything we doing now to watch some great episode from Mike, Let's give it a gooooo!!!

[@ThatChapter]

Thanks so much for being here!!

[@KrillKutta]

I work from home and this is perfect timing! lol

[@LeighPrendergast]

​@@ThatChapter don't do a ad in the middle of a video. It's annoying

[@glowindark64]

He rlly put his back into this one too😅

[@bekkismith5643]

Generic answer sadly😢​@@ThatChapter

[@sheeps1495]

She’s calling her whole family narcissists, when she is the narcissist. Did you see the way her husband was staring at her when she was being interviewed by the reporter?

[@joycebrackbill-henderly8311]

Definitely. He looked at her so strange with those huge dark eyes! 😮

[@CocoLala84]

Strange isn't it? I have realized that the people who through that diagnosis around are usually the narcissist themselves.

[@deeannadorough7378]

She didn’t appear upset. She was almost smiling.

[@GMoney-ho8zx]

Narcissistic personality disorder affects approximately 7% of population. Her calling everyone else narcissistic is quite telling.

[@pija9505]

​@@GMoney-ho8zx7 persent are the ones who got caught ect.. Hardley a censos of narcs and clusterbs... Covert manipulative pathalogical liers... Dont tell people they are.... Fsss fsss fsss fsss !

[@H_A_L_7]

She’s got the duper’s smile on her face every time she was interviewed and it was hard for her to stop it, she managed it some how but a smile was lurking

[@tyrannus1987]

That was the most disgusting part for me. Imagine doing interviews right after you killed your own family and smiling like that. How the hell did she get away with it for so long?

[@SmittenKitten.]

That despicable woman posting about karma with such snideness and superiority...

[@realtalk2046]

She’s probably Jewish

[@kdallas636]

That karma smirk was what she did to the victims. She committed their murders as her idea of karma for all she thought they did to her. It's a self appointed professional victim textbook.

[@philfichtinger3009]

i sometimes forget that you have to look through a lot of horrifying imagery while doing your research for us, mike. thanks for reminding us. and as always: so neatly written. poetic at times, then witty, funny, somber. you're a wordsmith, truly.

[@kbraxton45]

Notice how her husband just stares at her through every interview. That woman is a true psychopath and evil to the core. Her own family for His sake ~

[@Raykibb1]

The Olympics are now paused, Mike is giving it a goo.

[@4fNReal-]

No big loss, this is much more entertaining...

[@ShankNspank]

You can get back to your chix with dix in 44 mins x

[@jsijret3947]

@@ShankNspankthey accomplished more in a month than you have in 10 years. Meanwhile ur in a comment section of youtube while they’re achieving their goals 😮

[@mikeykay1898]

@@jsijret3947what’s your point, nerd?

[@seanh1661]

If you are still watching the bread n circus then there is no hope for humanity...

[@namrondex]

Her non-verbal cues from the first interview made her look guilty. I knew who it was immediately. Smirks, smiles, awkward head movements, etc.

[@razztazz1982]

Yep. She had that Duper's Delight smile during the interview. They're sick & twisted.

[@ingloriousbetch4302]

Whew. Apparently, you'd find anyone who's neurodivergent immediately guilty by your standards.

[@jaybee2337]

Also, wiping away non-existent tears.

[@sgtBilko75]

“They’re four people dead”…… another 911 call made by the killer

[@joeymims5852]

Absolutely mind blowing it took the cops 8 freakin years!!!! When they saw the couple had the stolen money from house. How was hat explained away??? I have to be missing something here

[@myathewolfeh1156]

Yeah, no wonder there are so many unsolved murders there. The cops are either lazy or incompetent.

[@lindasentek9795]

Nope, lazy cops….lol

[@ingloriousbetch4302]

Small southern towns have no shortage of incompetent, lazy and corrupt cops.

[@waynepolo6193]

Who says the cops believed their cockamamie story? Stolen money alone isn’t evidence of murder. Certainly not beyond a reasonable doubt.

[@zaratastari2457]

The murder weapon and the missing gun. Meaning a damming evidance pointing them as the murderer putting them on the site. Why the shoe evidence is so crucial because she wore them during the crime. The defense could argue that anyone could just squander inheritance money (its stolen money I know) but it doesn't prove them as the culprit just suspect. Therefore they actually need something to prove to the jury not just circumstantial evidance. You heard a lot of cases where the culprit are being let go due to lacking of evidance, even tho many people knows that they were undenaibly the killer.

[@kcosminhz7988]

"what would you say to the killer?" Amy couldnt say that on TV, Amy couldnt do herself dirty like that. Absolute true Narcissist. I mean, the fact that they had the money shouldve been a pretty big giveaway, but hey im not a cop, what would I know.

[@Cmin480]

That was funny cause I feel like they knew it was her 😂

[@CantTellYou]

Damn. I guess she was telling the truth with that line at least?

[@kcosminhz7988]

@@CantTellYou totally! part of me thinks she was being facetious. or some weird kind of Freudian slip

[@CalvinLangatMMA]

It hurts knowing that they got to live an extra 8 years of freedom. 8 years they didn’t allow the grandparents to enjoy in their sunset years peacefully

[@uberneanderthal]

35:20 ah the classic "It would've been stupid of me to do that" defense. police: "yup, it sure was"

[@PamelaH_HappyVibes]

We were all surprised when they were charged but, it was about time! A lot of people knew they did it but, nobody thought they would be caught.

[@domoniquesacco4964]

I live in a small rural town. When I first started dating my daughters dad his little cousin and his aunt were stabbed to death by her ex husband when she went to go pick her son up. And then he stabbed himself to death. It was one of the most heartbreaking experiences to be that close to 😭 His little cousin used to come to my house and play with my two sons and my ex had a really close bond with him and so did his dad. The boy was a really good kid, very kind, soft spoken, and he was only like 8 years old and was stabbed multiple times by his own father! No one knows what happened to cause this, if he stabbed the mom or the son first. He was upset that she divorced him so we assume it’s because if he couldn’t have then no one could… It was pretty devastating for the community because they were locals and they were very friendly and social. My ex’s step mothers family were devastated, her and her sister had a very close relationship with them and they were actually staying at my ex’s house after she divorced him so they were a part of their house hold. My ex’s dad is a military veteran and he was so upset that the coward took his own life so they never got any answers and couldn’t get justice for their loved ones 😢 It’s crazy how many people I know who have murdered, been murdered or someone attempted to murder them… Oregon and Washington have so many homicides 😔

[@e.d.3729]

I have an aunt just like Amy. She's in the South Bend, Indiana area. She's a horrifying human being. I expect in the next 10 years, she'll appear on TC. Welcome to America!

[@trailertrish]

im from South Bend! my mom is a nightmare as well. must be somethin in the water. i dont live there anymore and ill never move back.

[@VictoriaMarch13]

What does America have to do with your terrible aunt? You do realize there are awful people in every country around the world, right?

[@user-gj1me4mf5c]

What does America have to do with it? Assholes are worldwide.

[@Michelle_Mack]

Can you imagine how those kids feel. Just an absolute nightmare.

[@zarasbazaar]

Right? Lost their entire family.

[@UnkleRuckusNoRelation]

I bet tragedies like this become much more frequent with this younger generation that feel like they are entitled to things they didn't earn.

[@user-by9xi9cq1w]

This is case along with another one in Anderson County were solved with the help of Kelly Seigler and the Cold Justice team. There are a lot of missing people, murders and various crimes throughout Anderson County, one reason I don't live there anymore.

[@bishyeahbish3758]

Omg those poor old girls, what a terrible way for them to go at that age. So Utterly Evil and Sickening.

[@brandilee84]

I live 30 minutes from Pendleton, and I remember watching the news interview she and her husband did the night of the murders. It was weird. She was weird. Very suspicious. And then she was all over the Facebook groups about the case. And made herself look even worse....if possible. All she was worried about was the money the police "stole" from them. 🙄 Most people knew they did it, and it would only be a matter of time before they were arrested.

[@RandyStoker1964]

I actually thought you were drunk because you were speaking so slow and slurring your words. I finally realized that the video was set at -.75 speed. 😂😂😂

[@sexyanonymous4962]

that’s funny😂😂

[@YoureNotMySupervisor]

I think the scariest thing is how you upload regularly, always the most gruesome cases and never run out of content. I mean, im here for it but crazy how many people have lost their lives to lunatics. My condolences to all the families involved with these cases.

[@tinak.356]

mike, Never runs out of horrible cases because the devil is in all of these killers, So.... the Devil is in the WORLD... He will never run out of cases... SAD but TRUE!!

[@len9221]

@@tinak.356 The devil is around more than ever and unfortunately not enough people living a righteous life.

[@COOLOCKER]

Not gonna lie, but when the clip at 11:41 started rolling, i knew we had the killer right there. That smirk she had, almost breaking out into a big smile tells you everything you need to know.

[@MsSonali1980]

The smirking in combination with the overly heavy eyelids make a very punchable face.

[@RachelD386]

Duping Delight

[@WVgrl59]

Exactly

[@thehangingparsiple5692]

My mum used to say avoid any man who's eyes are close together (like Scott's). She also said a man who uses a coin pouch/purse is usually mean. 👀

[@jonny-b4954]

How you gonna wipe your entire family line out for... a years salary? My lord....

[@razztazz1982]

There's stories where vile narcissist do this for a lot less. Pure evil.

[@trudykennedy2380]

She also got the victims’ home and its contents, plus likely a vehicle or two in addition to the stolen $80K. It’s possible she benefited from life insurance if her mother had any, but perhaps the insurance company balked given Amy’s plausible involvement in the murders.

[@SupaFlyMagic]

Literally was just about to take a nap and then I got my weekly “That Chapter” notification and immediately got the biggest burst of energy even coffee couldn’t provide! Mike you are the man! Thank you for putting in the work and making all our day so much better with your videos!

[@judedonnelly4100]

😂

[@missjoasia123]

I don’t believe her. When she goes on tv she looks like she’s smiling behind the crying

[@susanhughan2198]

No matter what they’re arguing about, how could she take her Mom & Grandma’s life? 💔

[@bfmt42]

1:36 Probably just me, but does Pendleton look like a little piggy to anyone else...

[@snowflake88]

Yassss lol now u mention it I see it!

[@vampcat260]

That's funny. I have s children's book called Pendleton pig.

[@beccaprof63]

🤭😂

[@TonyaJames1.16]

Looks like a piggy bank

[@staceyjordan6187]

😂❤ To funny

[@spectrese7en721]

Am I the only one wondering who the hell is shooting fireworks on Halloween? I was born and raised in SC and I’ve never seen that.

[@heather2837]

I'm laying sick on the couch trying not to cough up a lung. 🥶Nothing better than a new that chapter to watch. I feel a bit better already. ❤

[@karaamundson3964]

GET WELL SOON AND GET *T H A T C H A P T E R !*

[@VivaciousOM]

I hope you feel better very soon. Enjoy your fix of That Chapter.

[@Autumn_Forest_]

Aww, I hope you feel better!

[@stephenmoerlein8470]

What a self-centered daughter. Very unjust that these two perps had 8+ years of the good life after such gruesome murders. Thanks for posting this story and remembering the victims.

[@johnpendarvis7885]

Murdering two elderly grandmothers is just unimaginable. What can you even say about someone who would do that?

[@nabelb1208]

With even the circumstantial evidence, it’s surprising that it took years to get this case moving . The matching serial numbers in the money alone should have triggered a grand jury. Frustrating case.

[@hermitbob7304]

Funny how she claims the older couple are the Narcissists when all they did was offer to keep the kids while she was sh1t-faced and then they apologized for nothing, just to get the kids back. Narcissists don't apologize unless they can make it your fault somehow.

[@AdamGee8]

One of the worst parts is you know people like them would have gone through 80 grand in no time and been back with financial problems.. disgusting woman. She was one of the best actors I’ve seen on videos like these. I guess being soulless helps with that.

[@leannemo7382]

Amy’s consistent “duper’s delight” smiling and lip pressing are both physical signs that detectives notice. It’s not a definitive sign of guilt, but it does give them concern in which to look closer. Nervous smiling doesn’t normally occur when a person is speaking about a murderer of their family, so her timing was highly suspicious. Many psycho/sociopaths are able to hide among us very well. They can be quite attractive and seem charming too. Many people only view evil as ugly/dirty in appearance, but often it’s not what one might expect. For example, the harmless guy with a unkempt beard and baggy jeans that will give the shirt off his back to help you, verses the manicured lady/man with a charming smile who laughs at your jokes…but will kill you for money. 😬

[@tthom2459]

in the News clips . . Amy came across fairly convincing . . . but her husband had that look on his face that says . . "Damn girl! you're good at this"

[@paigepage6791]

I felt the total opposite she couldn’t even look in the camera when speaking, no emotions at all. I knew it was her.

[@missmee7210]

I thought the same exact thing about his expression 😆

[@faykouri1162]

How can people be so evil, it’s the arrogance that gets them every time, Mike you’re the best!

[@bernieheartdragon1888]

“Hat in hand” or “cap in hand” is one of my favorite Irish sayings. I use it as often as I can. 😊

[@MrJohnnyBic]

I’m a horrible person. As you were describing the horrible murders, all I could think was, “How are the dogs?”

[@alexacarrillo4339]

To be fair to yourself we know the people were murdered when we clicked on this video so it isn’t wrong to be wondering about the dogs. It was definitely my first thought as well.

[@teresaspaulding1120]

I felt a bit ashamed of those thoughts myself but it's good to know I'm in good company 🙂

[@Dee-oh1je]

I wondered about the dogs too, sometimes they are spared

[@Leoprincess3038]

Yeah that's pretty messed up

[@sharongrigg5336]

I feel disgusted with myself too cause I just kept wanting an update on the dog's..

[@toupac3195]

Of all the situations a Coroner has to deal with. A person in a barrel has got to be one of the worst.

[@susanbengston3208]

I honestly do’t know how they do it- and I’m a Medical Professional… children, partially decomposed bodies, oh Lordy, how the Medical Examiners do it, much less the first on scene Law Enforcement Officers, whew, grateful some good people handle it all.

[@toupac3195]

@susanbengston3208 I'm a firefighter/ emt of 20 years. Yeah, discovery is one thing, the real professionals I have empathy for.

[@-jellyfish]

The duping delight was strong with this one

[@Goose9313]

You know. I always thought being killed by your child was awful ..but being killed by your granddaughter. Sickening...sick people

[@mayimkatz2616]

Brother, please 🙏 can you cover Kayleigh Ward. 1997 Chester murdered by John O'Shaunessy, when she was 9 years old. I don't want her story to be forgotten xxxx John has been released back into the general public. So let's get his face seen before he does it again xxxx ❤

[@newkid02able]

I lost it when my boy said turdy year old.

[@sydneysisu]

I GASPED when Mike said South Carolina! So exciting to have him cover a local case. The south is full of mysteries and creepy happenings.

[@hannahrosshirt7494]

Me too. I live in Anderson.

[@brendanward2991]

11:40 - Duping delight. I immediately guessed she was the perpetrator.

[@neese7123]

Plus her husband seemed weird too...as she was smiling and crying faked tears..he showed no real emotions..

[@saintsinner7565]

She was holding back a smile CONSTANTLY,when giving that interview..

[@eyesopen66]

The daughter and son-in-law sound like horrific and entitled people. Treated her parents terribly....

[@samking2094]

How tf did the case go cold when these shts literally had the victims $80k and they clearly hated them.... smh

[@Cmin480]

The police definitely knew it was them just needed more evidence I guess

[@nil_nux556]

With hindsight people ALWAYS say "look how unemotional they are" or "look how much they overplayed it". The truth is that whether you're guilty or not, being flat is completely natural and not a good indicator or whether they did it or not. Best to rely on evidence and not just "look at their face". People handle things differently.

[@eponack]

It’s true. After I learned my brother died by a gunshot, I was numb. Just numb and without emotions. And I had nothing to do with his death. He died in a hunting accident in CO while I was in WA. People could have read my expressions the same way.

[@nil_nux556]

@@eponack sorry for your loss. Hopefully this wasn't a recent thing. And yes, same. It might not be a healthy reaction but it's an honest reaction.