Detective Realizes The Victim Is Actually The Killer

[@Cucker_Tarlson]

It’s beyond comprehension that she was texting the hitmen and didn’t think the police would check her phone for texts.

[@dbeloved02]

Right!

[@marguerittte]

it could be because she was deleting the messages as she sent them, and the ones we're seeing were retrieved messages. i could be wrong though, i haven't finished the vid yet 😂

[@I.pray.to.George.Carlin]

Some ppl are really that stupid. Let's all be happy that we aren't lol!

[@adamimberti6948]

​@@marguerittte That's kinda the point. She didn't know the cops could retrieve deleted messages. Not exactly a criminal mastermind.

[@tannerhuskins330]

I love your profile name 😂

[@SuicidalSummerSnowWoman]

samantha: "i dont honestly know what happened" also samantha: proceeds to write a novel with character development, story arcs, side characters etc.

[@metookie451]

Yuuup just as bad as most anime story writers😂

[@elliettalomar112]

😂😂😂

[@TheSssarasss]

That basically sums up the whole video

[@cougars_3471]

​@@metookie451 most anime story writers? maybe what u mean is just as bad as most "off-brand" anime story writers 😂

[@BlackangelKatakuri]

​@@metookie451no

[@jadacottingham8554]

"she portrays herself as a stay at home mom but her homemaking skills seem to be lacking based on the condition of her house" SHADE!! 😂😂😂

[@HolisticManifesting]

It's rough in there. I don't see how people function in that chaos.

[@evco4426]

fr 😂

[@vashamasha777]

😂😂😂 the narrator is low key a catty bitch...😂😂😂

[@mrjonesandme8848]

Her house was a dump

[@CherryFlavoredAntacid]

💀

[@killer.bee1013]

“What kind of gun is that” “………..a Glock.” He sounded so annoyed like he new she was full of bs

[@Leoprincess3038]

He doesn't you could tell they knew she was full of it from gate 😂😂😂

[@Jrez]

she's all "hmm, if I act like I've never seen a gun before, then I couldn't have been there when my husband was shot!"

[@benturner3458]

It's a dad gum gun

[@lakoncers13]

@@benturner3458😂

[@honeyforce996]

Imagine how many people like this police officers have to talk to every day. Must be hell

[@JehBasquiat]

"We have a search warrant for your phone. Every call, every text." Her heart dropped so fast.

[@chelseylyn]

"I swear I'm a good person, look qt my record!" Like she actually thought the cop was gonna be like ok, we will just do that instead lmao 😂

[@jodycarlosborrageiro9588]

It was at this moment she knew.... She fucked up...... The way she looked directly in to the camera at this point

[@pulgitamala4424]

Her heart fell out of her 🍑 😂what a fool 🤡🤦🏽‍♀️

[@chexcollects]

@@jodycarlosborrageiro9588haha

[@XiD0]

​@@jodycarlosborrageiro9588you'd think she was auditioning for 'The Office'

[@markmathisen3908]

The irony of her glorifying acting and how much she loves acting, and then being THAT bad of an actress during her interviews. 😳

[@pauldeangelis7481]

I know I start feeling terribly embarrassed for her during this

[@wesleyAlan9179]

Lol! Right?!?

[@FienX_]

Yeah it's incredibly embarrassing to say the least lol.

[@Kookabrah]

I mean... Amber Heard gave a performance on an equal level.

[@MsNikkieMichelle]

That’s why she never made it far especially her KZbin.

[@williamchapman9178]

It would be interesting to see a video of the questioning of an innocent spouse in a murder/kidnapping case to underline how out of the ordinary the guilty ones are

[@SariennMusic73]

There is one, and I am 99% sure it's on this channel. I would search up something like "police interrogation of an innocent suspect" or "police interrogation of guilty vs innocent suspect". It should come up on KZbin

[@ianarmstrong9594]

William Chapman , So you are claiming to be innocent ? .... just what are you hiding ?

[@LadyK-Take2]

Yes. I second this😊

[@williamchapman9178]

@Sarienn Yeah I've seen that one but I'm curious about specifically one about a spouse

[@williamchapman9178]

@@ianarmstrong9594 Who me?? Definitely nothing! 😅

[@Juandirection1]

“You might want some of your husband!” So they chopped off his hair and threw it. ….smh these were some Shakespearian era killers.

[@anniehills3580]

And she just left it on the floor!

[@LadyKay327]

😂😂😂😂

[@nintendogh0st]

Her talking about how much she loves acting and then being absolutely terrible at it is just so oddly fitting. Listening to her wail to the police while they were at the house was absolutely painful

[@joycewible8816]

Like nails on a chalkboard 😩

[@kolerocks1]

Yeah watching her expressions is so eery because of how disconnected they are from that terrible screechy voice shes trying to pull off.

[@tadstar6194]

The wailings only when she wanted to make herself look good but clears up when she needs to say something clearly for the interrogator. Hard to miss.

[@Wilhelm-100TheTechnoAdmiral]

She might start an acting group in prison. Shame for all that talent to go to waste 😂

[@harmfulhazard]

Her acting is a crime itself. Throw the book at her.

[@AlwaysCheckmateNeverStalemate]

It's definitely weird that she doesn't seem concerned for her missing husband from the beginning, but to not worry about her children even while being interrogated is very alarming.

[@lynnkayee1015]

That struck me too....

[@Mike-es2yg]

She's a nasty piece of work....doesn't take care of her kids, cheating with multiple guys....hope she enjoys prison! Guys, stay away from these skanks!

[@victoriaaaaaawestaaa]

Had the same toughts

[@mikeep19]

Self centered person spotted

[@DawnDiggetyNoDoubt]

@@mikeep19 oh this is a narcissist. 💯 %!!!

[@YoBubCo]

I’m honestly so impressed with how detectives keep their composure for so long. I could barely watch her ramble and talk in circles as a third party viewer without skipping, Jesus

[@the.unknown8642]

Lol, so you tryna tell me I'm the only one who watched the whole thing uninterrupted?😂

[@YoBubCo]

@@the.unknown8642 hey I did, it was just VERY hard. My finger was HOVERING over that skip button LOL 😅😂😂😂

[@wessy05]

​@@the.unknown8642 the only reason I watched the entire thing is because I was washing the dishes while watching the cringe fest haha😂

[@DioOdinson]

It's part of their job so they like that because then the criminals tend to expose themselves.

[@phao3093]

Lol, I couldn't do it. I skipped ahead

[@JaxonBurn]

"When someone is lying they feel more anxiety about whether they will be believed or not." Brother, it's when I'm telling the truth that I feel that anxiety the most.

[@firesofhelel5717]

That moment when you grew up never being believed and always having your friends/siblings/teachers believed before they ever believed you (this is me, at least lol)

[@kimberc813]

Very good point.

[@MrBrezelwurst]

It's the same thing with the "the suspect may make compelling statements" thing. I grew up in a household where I had to justify everything I've done or prove everything I didn't do to a point where I still subconsciously do that even with small things like "who forgot to throw their trash in the bin?"

[@robinanders3954]

Same here. Cause you know they wont believe you. I just quit talking to folks unless it's surface level conversation. I mean I'm still helpful, I still care about folks and will listen to them, offer assistance whatever. But idk, the older I get, the more I like to be alone.

[@notperfectbutstillbeautifu2077]

Yes, growing up in abusive environment where you used to get all the accusations on things you didn't do and no one believed you..i ended up being very nervous whenever i have to tell truth.😢

[@jocelynastheart2732]

When someone is innocent, they have nothing but questions. When someone is guilty, they have nothing but answers.

[@jessicawilliams1870]

Just wanted to come and say that this response is absolutely everything

[@zonefreakman]

this

[@cjswhitebo1882]

Not necessarily true. Some people have capabilities to remain calm under stress and retain vivid details

[@Comelyman2]

Doesnt make any sense. If youre innocent you will try to give answers to help the situation

[@jocelynastheart2732]

@@Comelyman2 what vivid answers is he giving to the police and friends! only babbling! trying to cover his track! he is NOT asking one thing one questions about where his babies are and his wife! ....take a step down buddy! and re-read my comment!

[@fionaj.851]

The way she wrote “have you found my husband” on the whiteboard then gestures to the camera got me☠️

[@SilvrFox-b2d]

lmaooo frr like girl what u tryna accomplish 💀

[@Gumiho89]

What if she wasn’t acting, maybe because she knew her husband was dead. Maybe she meant it as like a question did you find my husband yet? Almost like a game?

[@GrayD_Fox]

I’m surprised she didn’t smile at it

[@Simon-rt4hx]

so fucking entitled and for what

[@bullock4211]

That and when she was asking the cop what kind of gun he had and if she could see it

[@keilismith9454]

I think the saddest part of this story is that 5 kids are now having to grow up without their mother and father. Samantha is so unbelievably selfish.

[@memphiswasp]

Probably for the best considering what a nasty shithole that house was

[@plecko187]

i think its actually better for them if they find them better home..having parents and walking on shit stained carpets is not win for kids either..

[@Nalier]

I think that's too many kids for such a young couple.

[@melissasmidt222]

She's a soulless, psychotic, boarderline disordered killer. My heart really goes to the the kids who will inevitably learn the exact details of their fathers' death .... and attempt to not have a effed up life.

[@pavelowpower]

They'll be far better off without a woman like that in their lives. Far better.

[@GorlWorldComments]

These videos are SO well made! - No distracting music - No dramatization - Very well edited - minimal voiceover/captions that precisely highlight important clues - explains crucial info i.e. interrogation techniques or background info Thank you

[@bullock4211]

I got second hand embarrassment when she asked the cop about his gun.

[@shesvi6716]

Whole thing is just so cringe 😬

[@texaschick9154]

Timestamp please

[@Seltkirk-ABC]

14:42

[@davevargas360]

I had to forward through it bc I felt embarrassed for her. Such a fake

[@kimberlyhayes6006]

Oh thank God, I wasn't the only one! "Can you take it out" like bitch, what!? 😂😂

[@Oliviaandtrina]

I think the detective snapping on her was SO well done. He read her perfectly, knew there was enough evidence, and knew it was the perfect moment to do it. He did really good the entire interrogation.

[@toluolaitan916]

Yea at 48:51 I was like "this officer is freaking brilliant"

[@MiaogisTeas]

Dad gum right!

[@marksommers4179]

He did that because he knew she was going to stop talking and evoke her right to remain silent. So he had to do that to really break her down and get her to talk. It was a good job though.

[@feenarvaez65]

Nice to know

[@PotatoCheeks]

He had me at the first dad gum.

[@PaddyMcMe]

The most frustrating part is that you just know she's in Jail and tells literally everybody how her husband ruined her life. She is incapable of remorse and pity.

[@wba9652]

She'll be absolutely getting it inside for snitching.

[@akshay9602]

And most people will believe her and see her as the victim just because she is a woman even tho she is a killer

[@aurorialgaming1935]

​@@akshay9602 At least those who matter know the truth thankfully. People can think whatever they want of her, but truth is stronger than their opinions here.

[@HLJRMAI1]

Same with Darrell Brooks. He'll forever blame Erika for his murdering those 6 people.

[@eddiesuttle9028]

It's almost like most women for you

[@chelsiedominguez5911]

" If you listen closely, you can hear Samantha breathing. Breathing can be a Red flag" 😂

[@kierarahrah]

😂

[@GraveyardTV]

I swear lol. I love the channel , but at times they repeat the same stuff N say EVERY interview has red flags lol. Like damn 😂😂😂

[@DougieFootball]

Love this comment! I swear when you are being put under the microscope of the law, Anything you do is a " red flag". If you make a movement at a certain question it's a red flag, that you are experiencing some reaction to the question, which might indicate guilt. If you are not moving a muscle, you are " locked down" to avoid giving the impression of nervousness. If you continue to not move for 2 hours ( like the infamous Stephen McDaniel) they'll just keep trying to break you. ( which is why one suspect had actually died during interrogation without ever getting help, and another suspect had been shot in the eye and was bleeding into his brain and they didn't believe him!!!!!). If a suspect pretends to have been shot, it can be a red flag that they are trying to avoid questioning

[@JeffreyWalker-fi3ri]

Dude, that's funny 😅

[@dsimi415]

I swear I've heard him say "eye contact can be a red flag" and "avoiding eye contact can be a red flag" in the same video

[@David-mn2mp]

She's a terrific actress. She acted her way right into a prison cell. Plus, the squeaky, high pitched, cracking voice is a dead giveaway. She even asked if they were accusing her. 🤣

[@ariesleorising9421]

Yep. She’s a moron who can’t act! Oh, yeah… and also a psycho killer!😮

[@AlexandraBolz]

Lol 😂😂

[@hollzie7348]

Oh that voice is soo annoying since we know its fake 🙄 Hell I get annoyed with my own self whenever I have a reason for it like a bad cold and can't talk normally...lol!

[@mcuserton]

True Crime Loser calls that the "Lie-cry."

[@candyqueenify]

When she asked that I was like WOWWWW...

[@danyhocine]

The fact that the investigator started calling bullshit the SECOND he got to the house… what an amazing set of a great mind and mad instincts he has. Edit: I don't know why a lot of people are answering this comment as if I said the detectivehe has superpowers and no one else could have done the same. I'm just saying he is competent that's all.

[@rainblue8005]

Almost as if he schemed it all

[@danyhocine]

@@brucebeaver6929 you got a point

[@trizzlehizzle9068]

or a pair of eyes

[@likeorasgod]

Criminals tend to be lower intelligence and what they think is a full proof plan soon falls apart. These videos shows us how a lot of that happens, but for some one like a investigator they tend to see a lot more details than one lets on. The problem is you can't charge without hard proof and the best proof of a murder is a body and weapon. So he needed to get those two things.

[@LeeAdrian777]

Watching her was like watching a bad movie, it was over acting. Trying to hard to display the emotion, without actually truly feeling it.

[@cassoIa]

The way she added squeaks and wails to her voice after acting out other voices is wild. The dramaaaaaa

[@myradavis1139]

i was just about to comment this 😂

[@JeffreyWalker-fi3ri]

Hurts the ears.

[@truecrimefan1433]

When she said " Samantha" with a squeak at the end when they asked her name after she was just speaking in a man voice attempting to impersonate the killer, made me so mad ,it's like ok love we can tell that's fake and Ur a shit actress 😂

[@willek1335]

Yeah, but she said she wasn't into drama. 😭😢🥺😣 HAHAHAHA

[@LordOfThePancakes]

@@myradavis1139no you weren’t bot

[@azurep3273]

The fact that those children will one day be able to see a youtube video detailing how their father was murdered in a conspiracy orchestrated by their mother is actually bizarre...

[@boogersaregood]

This detective read her like a book and knew just how to make her fall apart, well done sir.

[@DroneStrike1776]

A blind man could've read her.

[@boogersaregood]

@@DroneStrike1776 getting a read is one thing but knowing how to manipulate a puppeteer requires a master of puppets

[@DroneStrike1776]

@@boogersaregood not hard when she has the IQ of a subhuman. She never asked about her kids, but instead ask to see the officers gun. She was caught talking to other men and justified it by accusing her husband of cheating. She said she dialed the first number. This was 2015 and smart phones are everywhere, so I assume she has one. You can dial 911 by hitting emergency on your lock screen. No need to unlock your phone. Her face froze and jaw dropped. If you seen any woke progressive person being called out, it's the same face of shock when they have no meaningful response. Texting people involved to delete messages. Digital footprint, who doesn't know that? Random people she met at the hospital? She's not the brightest bulb.

[@DroneStrike1776]

@@boogersaregood guilty people like to over explain. I would say she went beyond over explaining.

[@user-bz6gh5ng2m]

@@boogersaregood MASTER MASTER

[@JustAGirlWhoLovesCats]

If someone actually paid her for her acting, we have another crime.

[@Ali-kb8gr]

Hahaha 😆 wish I could give extra thumbs up 👍

[@LostHorizons0]

I wouldn’t pay her to clear my dinner plates

[@Bird1964]

😂😂👍😊 great comment!

[@LisaHerman1963]

Lol truth!!!

[@007mihaela]

😂😂

[@UncleGaming89]

The look on her face when the detective told her he thinks she’s a liar and ain’t buying her story was priceless

[@HPLP-123]

You could hear in their voices that they weren’t convinced right from the start

[@shaylol1511]

no fr she rlly was like 😟

[@crimsonsword23]

@@shaylol1511 more like 😲

[@redrum6316]

@@crimsonsword23 wait, where in the video does this happen? I listen to the audio but I want to see her face when she was discovered to be full of it

[@its_a_filosofie]

it was so satisfying!

[@360.Tapestry]

she looked annoyed that the officers didn't let her fully perform her part the way she had scripted and rehearsed. she's actually a pretty considerate story teller to break character in order to act out the alleged perpetrators' parts with voice and tone changes while in her supposed emotional shock and grief

[@ahintofgabi5847]

What’s killing me is that you can still hear her telling that ridiculous story as the officers are searching the house. Like girl, stop talking they already know you’re involved

[@MaisXZC]

that's what i thought it was so clear she lied

[@user-kj9oz7lb8s]

She thinks she's Meryl Streep...

[@tacituskilgore3246]

You wish she was smarter about it, is that it? 🥴

[@MaisXZC]

@@tacituskilgore3246 no. its that she got her husband murder and shes trying so hard to convince them as if shes in an Audition, they asked her 1 or 2 questions and shes making her own questions with her fake answers

[@Zariaaa00]

@@tacituskilgore3246No, they wish she could realize that her story ain't work & she going to jail .

[@TheimmortalAbhi23]

You have to feel for those five kids of hers. Innocents little lives, and once you consider them in the picture, you'll truly then realize how narcissistic and evil Samantha really is.

[@mary-chrisstaples9767]

I thought the same thing - and the two sweet dogs as well😥

[@bullock4211]

Kids are better off without her. Hopefully they have a chance to live a normal life. The kids were living in squalor

[@konstantinnaumow505]

​@@bullock4211 True

[@ImprovEyes-fc9fo]

Women who kill seem to always attack the character of the deceased. It’s just a pattern I’ve noticed. Reputation destruction and gossip against those who can’t defend themselves is pretty evil.

[@1MicroCPU]

150 years for this white and drug addiction

[@ANDREA-kk2gx]

Her asking the officer about his gun..and to take it out .. after such a traumatic experience is just so freaking ridiculous...

[@BornIn1500]

We didn't get any context at all for that scenario. They may have been asking her what kind of gun the kidnappers had and she was having trouble making up a story for what features the gun had. Makes sense. "Officer, it's hard for me to describe...oh, would you look at that? Their gun looked a lot like yours! Maybe it was the same! Can I get a closer look?"

[@layoramirez4993]

@@BornIn1500 hard to believe that since it seems like the officer wasnt as engaging in that convo after the question, nor wasn’t taking any notes down! They knew she was suspicious from the start!!

[@BornIn1500]

@@layoramirez4993 all we can do is speculate. Police officers often ask questions without having a pen and paper on them.

[@DamianoftheRyans]

Indubitably! 🤣😎🤪

[@queserasera7395]

Right? She sure remembers a lot of details! Think I only heard her say I don't know once.

[@monkeybear2199]

Those puppies are so cute😭 while she’s getting interviewed they’re just sitting there unaware

[@CopperPine]

I’d say there were very aware but upset they couldn’t speak our language to admit the truth to us

[@w0mpW0mp._.]

@@CopperPine poor pups probably don’t realize really what happened to their papa :(

[@maryjayluv531]

I literally thought this and didn't expect to see a direct comment !

[@whoisthisidunno]

the puppers were nervous and getting away of her. They knew something was off, her energy wouldnt fool them. They are anxopus about their original guardian.. the poor husband that was murdered.

[@linuxgirl_]

Oh my God, you can see how much she is in love with this fake story she's telling, like she's a victim or a heroine in a home invasion thriller. She's totally getting off on it. It's so utterly sickening.

[@thomasvang232]

Wouldnt be suprised if she wants to write a book about it and get a movie made about it

[@morganablackwater2017]

Thats what I thought the moment she started to talk... She sounds like LARPers or D&D players talking about game they had last weekend... Except instead talking about killing Dragons or ransacking goblins hideout she talks about supposedly OWN HOME INVASION It makes me sick...

[@catalinab.6649]

The law in every state says..no convicted murderer can NEVER profit from their offense!! That b***h is to stoooopid to draw a picture must less write a book! 🤬

[@osmium6832]

Yeah, especially with the hair cutting part. She says a group of guys break into her home, pistol whip her husband, strip her, and then say something poetic like "here, as a wife you should have a piece of your husband" before cutting off a few locks of hair. That sounds like something a teenage girl would write in her fan fiction. I'm not saying no man would ever, ever say that because drugs make anything possible, but that doesn't sound like something a guy would do in the middle of beating a husband in front of his wife. They allegedly wanted money from HIM, but this gesture was entirely to intimidate HER in a particularly feminine and dramatic way. A violent male would be more likely to instead threaten to break fingers or stab someone to get the husband to cooperate, assuming they weren't willing to actually torture her in front of him. She didn't realize that in her made-up narrative she was a means to an end, not the primary target. She really seemed to think that'd help sell her story but it further broke any suspension of disbelief I might have had.

[@magalie8628]

She miss sex

[@kil-roy]

She attempts to maintain that emotional, affected crying voice for far too long. No one, even people who may have just gone through a crazy traumatic experience, keeps speaking like this that long; eventually your muscles have to relax and your breathing has to slow down, your speaking returns to normal even as you talk about what just happened. This episode rocks.

[@squidguard1]

Lmao

[@janayw1130]

Good point

[@ricktaylor14001]

That was my first thought to! The officer probably wanted to pull a Sean Connery on her and slap that annoying voice out of her! 😂 (and I’m NOT condoning violence!! 🤣) 👍🏼☮️

[@uncledoctor6920]

Notice she only does it when she's pressed on something or is asked a question she doesn't have a ready answer for. It's a tactic to buy time or get the other person to lay off. It's learned behavior.

[@hazeleyes449]

Her screeching voice got in my nerves.

[@izziediaz4257]

I pray these babies and puppies were okay after this

[@mrjonesandme8848]

She isn't in their lives so they are automatically doing a lot better

[@hygbhgygyt7]

they are ok

[@lynnemorgan4926]

You know them personally?

[@fj81191]

I just couldn't believe it when we learned "they cut her shirt off" *but the shirt didnt have any cuts.* Why would you tell a lie that is so instantly, certifiably disprovable? 🤯

[@ladychelseatheundead]

She was so committed to trying to paint a damsel in distress picture of herself, yet not committed enough to even try and cut the shirt. hahaha

[@beaupeterson188]

She probably had it planned and forgot.

[@yana2409]

probably had the story made up in her head but had to move quickly when she found out her mom was sending her aunt.

[@silvsevie]

the funny part is when she was describing them cutting the shirt from the top down, instead of starting down going up, I thought it was suspicious, I just thought she actually did it herself and never took into account how a second person would do it. and not that she didn't even bother to do it. why it's sus: it's easier to cut your shirt yourself from the top going down to apply the force of the blade opposite to you and against the fabric, but to cut it on another person is easier to start from the bottom to apply the force of the blade towards you and against the fabric with an extended arm, if you cut from the top you have to put extra strength because you have to contort your wrist.

[@aboringpersonfromaboringpl3444]

unsure if this is TOO sus, cuz if I was to cut anything infront of me, I'd go top down without much thought@@silvsevie

[@ta2joe13]

The 1st red flag to me was that the children slept through the entirety of a violent break in, a violent home invasion, and subsequent kidnapping. The 2nd red flag was her entire demeanor during the 911 call and attitude towards the responding officers. Truly a case study on how not to orchestrate and/or commit a violent crime.

[@MarvinHartmann452]

At least they didn't know and saw what happened. I hope they're doing good now.

[@countryroad9827]

What's sad is they probably are use to hearing all that loud screaming and turmoil so they learned how to sleep through it. 😢

[@DanTran-gh5hn]

@@countryroad9827 exactly

[@neonfroot]

Those kids were probably doped with cough medicine to knock them out

[@countryroad9827]

​@@neonfrootProbably right....

[@MartinGhost427]

For her to be texting her accomplice when the police are literally investigating everything right next to her is the smartest move I've ever heard of! 😂

[@jacobcarrillo7896]

200 iq move

[@MeW_37]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@NickyDekker89]

I could see her picking up the phone and making the call with the police there lol she was not very bright.

[@jonathanharold3767]

You got the DAD GUM GUN! That sheriff was a savage lmaooo

[@lolgirliguess]

I was in a house robbery and my friends were tied up in a separate room. Luckily, no one was hurt but many things were stolen so we called police. We were all questioned as a group. They asked about the guns used and we tried our best to describe them but we could barely recall so they literally showed us their gun as reference and we all looked away and said we didn’t know. My one friend even started crying. So for this woman to literally ASK to see a gun after such a traumatic experience is wild.

[@swinteroo]

I’m so sorry to hear that y’all went through something so traumatizing :(( that is a good point though and i wish you all the best in healing and moving past the incident

[@lolgirliguess]

@@swinteroo thank you! I wish you all the love and healing in whatever you need as well.

[@jenniea64]

Thank you for sharing your experience and I agree, after such a crime I couldn’t look at any firearms without shaking after a mugging.

[@fhc3289]

@@lolgirliguess i’m so sorry about what happened :( i hope you’re doing better and i wish the best for you and your friends. im glad you’re all okay :)

[@Weekenday]

Dude some people like guns lol

[@helianabanes4875]

Her attempt at becoming a criminal mastermind would be laughable if it wasn't for the fact that a young father lost his life.

[@julesvr1255]

And 5 children losing their parents in a way that will always be sensationalized by the people surrounding them

[@bryanh5097]

Notice how she did the cry voice without crying the whole time... until the detective made it clear that she was a suspect, then all of the sudden the tears were real.

[@Reeeeeee12345]

Lulz

[@magz6763]

cringy

[@norton2]

It's so easy to tell when someone is faking crying. It's ridiculous that some people still don't get it.

[@kimberlygenell8970]

I don’t consider someone being guilty if they don’t cry. Cause when traumatic things happen in my life like a close family member dies or something for some reason I cannot cry. I cry to stupid stuff like something sad on a tv show but if something traumatic happens in my life I can’t cry

[@kecukraftwork1988]

​@@kimberlygenell8970Not everyone cries over the same 'conventional' things, and some have a habit of not crying at all. This is especially true during times of trauma or grief. So I agree that the sole presence of absence of crying isn't a direct indicator of innocence or guilt. However, when someone has been in the 'crying stage' (i.e. sniffling, high-pitched & wobbly voice, uncontrolled emotions, etc.) for as long as she was, but hasn't produced a single tear or broken down completely, it's highly suggestive of fake crying. Rule of thumb is this: everyone's flood gate capacity varies by individual; but once they open, they tend to open wide.

[@OSUBUCKEYE1]

That house is an absolute dump! Those poor kid's.

[@FinalFrantasy]

It's amazing how when people act like the victims they overact so hard.

[@meganwilson2742]

Exactly what I was thinking, they are terrible at mimicking human trauma responses and just think crying is what someone would look like had they been in this situation. When I was assaulted and the police came I stood deadpan, eyes wide open, knees shaking and my responses were a whispered hush - terrified the guys were going to come back for me any given moment (even though that wasn't logical). AND my kids were staying out of town that weekend and I definitely asked for them and asked about their well-being repeatedly. These people are so infuriating to watch!

[@thenuttednutter2669]

@@meganwilson2742 its awful how others will use the pain people like you have had to endure and make a weapon out of it for their own disgusting desire.

[@adrenalinekick]

Twitter is an excellent example of this lmao

[@topspot4834]

And she claims to be an actress. Talk about over-the-top ... no wonder she was only an extra

[@lukecarlson8256]

its pure cringe!

[@brietta2000]

I just love how quick she was to start dropping names after realizing she's caught in her lies.

[@konewone361]

Yeah, she’s a couple of sandwiches short of a picnic

[@FPSBuzz]

Hopefully she's getting treated like garbage in prison for being a snitch.

[@lplp223]

Literally so immediately 😂

[@jesseray9944]

thats why you never speak up just say idk or i want a loyers never give police interviews it will later be used agaisnt you so if u keep quit you will be fine i think

[@marcusagrippa8078]

Before John came in and started talking I thought everything she said was a complete lie.

[@paoladelmaschio]

I’M LITERALLY CRINGING!!!!! LIKE WHY IS SHE SO BAD AT BEING BAD???? I started CACKLING when the detectives mentioned they would search her phone and she started to visibly panic like GIRL you’re DONE for… YOU JUST GAVE YOURSELF AWAY LMAO

[@elenavandreiden7948]

She didn't visibly panic at all actually

[@american_cosmic]

I just feel bad for those poor puppies at 9:50 -- they don't know what's going on, but they know they one of their owners is missing, there's been some sort of violent disturbance, and there are now strangers in the house. And they're both sitting on the coach right next to each other, for support, and they keep cocking their heads, trying to figure out what's going on. Breaks my heart.

[@LovedbyNature777]

​​@@american_cosmicOmg gobto sleep u making a story in your head there tails are wagging 😂they are nodding there heads at the sounds coming off the radio.

[@american_cosmic]

@@LovedbyNature777 Lol do you speak english?

[@yourmom-po6xx]

I feel sorry for her children. I hope they dont also suffer from low brain cells ​@@american_cosmic

[@Cant_handle_the_cause]

The guy gesticulating and gesturing with his hands cuffed behind his back is hilarious 😂

[@moonzzzzzz]

honestly what hurts me the most about this is the children, they've had to grow up knowing their dad was murdered and their mom was behind all of it

[@denjas66]

I think in the end, it's best to get the children away from that couple and out of that home.

[@rokukou]

Based on the state of that house she was not a mom. She was not even a mother. Hell a foster home is more motherly than that.

[@johnsmith-ug5tp]

Stop using the word mom. How old are you? Its mother. This being said, this thing is just a bio mother/breeder.

[@qoopzy2271]

shut up@@johnsmith-ug5tp

[@sari-kitty]

Samantha's children are most definitely better off without her. 100%

[@waifukeera6178]

Even the dogs looked nervous by her on the couch, I hope the children are okay and his soul can rest at peace

[@nyangweso]

Right? The fact that the puppies did not dare approach her on the couch says everything about her.

[@arielatarantino6671]

Agreed, when anyone in our home is upset my dogs comfort them right away. Clearly they saw and know what really happened.

[@Stepatee]

​@@nyangweso I thought the exact same thing

[@beautyengineer2198]

Right? They also looked kinda skinny

[@morgansanders1920]

I noticed this immediately, they’re very wary of her and any loud noises going on around them.

[@MindFullCheeseburger]

the fact the dogs didnt go to comfort her when she was "distraught" says a lot

[@PuffKitty]

yeahh.. now that you mention it; they probably thot she was rehearsing another scene for one of movie parts rather than having a true emotional breakdown 🤔

[@misfit1395]

Even they know what's up lol

[@rayray094life]

Yup my dogs would first of all be barking at the police and secondly making sure I’m ok and stand right in front of me guarding me 😂 they are small but they don’t play lol

[@dharmallars]

So cute how they turned their heads to listen when the cops radio was going off though. Hope they and those kids ended up with someone who can actually take care of them

[@lisahershock7682]

I thought the same thing

[@ILoveCats6000]

Watching more of these interrogations makes me realize my anxiety habits would get me the top spot of suspected individuals in a crime

[@rikkigreyson6112]

Lmao RIGHT? They could be in there just asking me to confirm my name or the color of the sky, and my anxiety would have the narrator going “she laughed uncomfortably and was so anxious about being perceived guilty that she threw up… also, she took a breath for 5 Mississippi’s instead of 4. Those are all red flags that could imply she’s guilty” 😭🥲

[@almondy1963]

It is utterly horrific what this woman did to her husband and the fact that she doesn't even know that a 7 year old is not an infant

[@myujmes]

the person who described the children as infants was her aunt Ginger, not the actual suspect. Also, it's common for older southern Americans to call kids that, even if you wouldn't consider it the right word to use.

[@stevesharpe3370]

Wow almondy looks your the do-do! who can’t follow and comprehend a story

[@hibiscustea9274]

It's a southern thing, ages 0 to 12 are called "babies" the only time we're called "children" is 1-25 by elderly people

[@maricelah8644]

​@@stevesharpe3370 p😅 pp😅0p pp

[@zmo1ndone502]

Yea this is a forgivable mistake. The distinction between a infant toddler child are easy to mess up. I'm more concerned about her absolute disgusting crime that not only killed her husband but also tried to pin a crime on someone else. Imagine if they thought she was telling the truth and the person was convicted.

[@SydMountaineer]

Asking the cop to take out his gun so she can see it is frightening. She wasn’t upset anymore, was not worried about her 5 kids, & was more interested in his gun than finding her husband.

[@snakefinn]

Especially frightening considering that she has supposedly just experienced such a traumatic event involving a gun. I think she does this because it's at this point when she realizes her plan is falling apart

[@wondergazers2004]

She probably wanted to lunge for it. And use it.

[@hannahriley8383]

I don't even think she was interested at all, she probably just assumed that would be normal cop talk. In lamens terms, she dumb.

[@NeoNyder]

Well she never was worried about her kids lol

[@calebreutener870]

​@@hannahriley8383 *layman

[@kambam2836]

The way she changed her voice to tell the police what the “intruders” were saying 😭 I knew right then that she was telling a lie 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@JohnnyCage4Real]

Yeah that was ultra cringe

[@kambam2836]

@@JohnnyCage4Real Definitely! 😂

[@kathydisalvo905]

Wasn't that the worst???

[@anitalolley6756]

I looked up from my project when she did that 😂

[@325-k9k]

Hitler fluoridated the water supply wanted to slip everyone Prozac 🤔

[@ethribin4188]

"Are you guys trying to accuse me of something?" I wasnt before, but NOW I DEFINITELY am.

[@hiei248]

This is an absolute masterclass in how to not cover your crime

[@swisscheeseplease97]

She was good at dramatizing the whole ordeal, but it didn’t turn out to be in her favor.

[@trondmg]

To be fair, she did put on the screen lock on her phone😅

[@alvinhickling901]

just a bunch of dumb billhillys !@@trondmg

[@Sandrawest64]

I don't think she'll be getting an acting contract any time soon.

[@hannamanalo8218]

Omg 😂

[@candicelueck9067]

“Let’s just get on with it” 😂😂😂 I love when the cop finally had enough of her bs and called her out!

[@brendarigotti843]

Same. The look on her face was priceless! She honestly thought that the cops would believe her ridiculous story 😅

[@iUnderstand]

It happened so quick and suddenly. I was even shocked by it, even though we knew the whole time that he didn't believe her

[@LovedbyNature777]

​@@iUnderstand❤😂Now you should be a actor! I like the way u 🤔 💭 ❤

[@joshsaunders6392]

42:24

[@determined2win585]

😂😂

[@tatianatatianaxo]

if I was an officer on scene and saw the 2 dogs not even coming close to her would've been a major red flag for me. Dogs know things, and they were not comforting her to have just gone through such an attack. Tail tucked and sniffing !!

[@valerierodger]

I’ve known about this case for quite a while, but the footage is new and unexpectedly entertaining. It’s hilarious that she thought she was so smart while the cops clearly thought it was bullshit from the outset and barely tried to hide it

[@higaiwokeru]

It’s also the “I used my nose to call” thing which, ok fine, let’s say it’s a high stress situation but 1) she called her mom, instead of the police 2) how would the hitmen not notice a girl slamming her face on the floor? 3) where was the phone? Was it just lying on the ground? 4) if the phone was on the ground, how did you manage to position it close to your face/position yourself to have your face in fron of it? 5) you really want people to believe that you are in a confined room with hitmen that are so close to you they can rip off your shirt with a knife and somehow managed to get your phone to the ground, use your nose to turn it on, call your mom and by some MIRACLE the hitmen didn’t see the light of the phone or hear you whispering?

[@TomDavidMcCauley]

Yeah she’ll never be an actor. She can’t portray emotions, has no control of her voice, improvises terribly, and can’t even read what mood her scene partner is in

[@victoriaaaaaawestaaa]

@@higaiwokeru lockscreen evry one has lockcode ore swipe up thing. How wil you open your phone

[@brianthedesertbum]

​@@TomDavidMcCauley READ HER FROM COVER TO COVER!!!!

[@andreabennington]

@@TomDavidMcCauley Your comment is hilarious!

[@womanofgod7871]

"Hey Luke!" is crazy... I have never rolled my eyes so hard.

[@vext8108]

i know right😂😂😂😂😂

[@meganwilson2742]

Dude....she sent that text while she was pretending to cry in front of the cops???? Like what???? She didn't think they would see that???

[@Llc221]

She texted while the officers were walking around the home

[@elkay8390]

@@Llc221I assume OP means when they check her phone

[@GoodNyew]

This is why mostly dumb people do these crimes because they are dumb

[@mccullsn]

Bruh just look at her face extreme case of mouth breathing this women is a few iq points away from being mentally handicapped

[@iiheartboba]

@@Llc221 she really thought that one officer wouldn't see her texting???🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ebonym-g7477]

I just wanna say the dogs cute head tilts when the officers radio was going off. Too cute for that evil environment

[@AlM22]

Love that the sheriff instantly knew she made it up as soon as he got there

[@timhautzinger6697]

Some people don't give these country sheriff's enough credit.

[@CHloE748]

The BIGGEST red flag to me is how calm she is when they are telling her she tied herself up and she’s completely involved.. If you were innocent you would be PISSED

[@themasterspiece965]

I'm confused how someone would or could tie themselves up tight enough to not get out?

[@tracyhaverstick5672]

@@themasterspiece965 That's not hard to do but no one saw her tied up. Her Aunt told 911 she was untying her before the police were there.

[@zacharyb2723]

This lady is a psychopath or narcissist, but you must be careful as you can get false flags of that from a traumatized person whose reactions are weird and inappropriate.

[@ivydietz]

true but then interrogators will say you're being overly defensive for something you didn't do 🙄

[@uraniumu242]

The “Big guy” ? Biden?

[@moc617]

I’ve seen a lot of these stories on other channels but the way you guys present these things in such a long and detailed way makes it much more enjoyable. I always learn something new or interesting about these cases even with having seen them before. Thank you.

[@maryjanerx]

Right!! I've seen this case before, but never this footage

[@chloerice8639]

Yes!! And they have the subtitles, which is just the icing on the cake

[@ornellalmao]

@@chloerice8639 the subtitles are the reason i chose this crime channel over any others! people underestimate how necessary they are

[@logannixon231]

I agree 100 percent I love this channel so much

[@nikolaikai940]

11:28 Imagine coming up with this entire plot and scheme only for the detective, who isn't even in the house yet, to immediately go "yeah, might have been her". lol

[@justforever96]

Sounds like she is escalating a pattern of behavior, they probably had reason to think she was suspicious last time when she claimed they broke in and threatened him.

[@willpeacock8979]

She clearly lives in her own world. In her world, she deserves fame and stardom… when she randomly pointed out to the police officers how peculiar it was that she dialed the phone with her nose when they first arrived, it was like she was already imaging recounting the situation in an interview where she would be seen as a courageous, quick thinking victim

[@Garanon5]

After reading about Narcissistic Personality Disorder, that last part sounds laughably plausible.

[@luisagudelo677]

That's all women for you

[@stephaniemurria5534]

I couldn't be a police officer. God Bless them. I would be so unprofessional ......busting out lauging at her throughout the interrogation.

[@Elderflowerpunch]

@@stephaniemurria5534 me too. I would request a demonstration of the nose phone calling and then encourage her to take her time trying to redo it. 😂😂

[@mizzbarbiedoll8989]

@@stephaniemurria5534 lmaoooo

[@uttermanbo]

I remember as a kid being caught in a lie about how I hurt my arm. The dread I felt as I knew my story was being dissected was terrible. I had to admit my lie, and apologize to alot of people. Including my whole class. I can't imagine being caught in a lie of this magnitude. Lady you are screwed.

[@lilkyngtuttbusha8080]

What happened tho

[@uttermanbo]

@@lilkyngtuttbusha8080 "Borrowed" some motor bikes, took them on the beach and crashed them. At nine years old we had no experience,but thought what was different than riding a bike.

[@nataliaknt]

I did this too haha and my whole class caught up on it 😅never lied again !

[@BasedDad35]

@@uttermanbo ok I wasn’t expecting the story to be that badass as a 9 year old 😂😂

[@maureenbanks3702]

What a sweet story! Good! You learned a lesson! That's great! That's how we built a virtuous life with honor! Good job!

[@marsulgumapu2010]

I love how the detective figured it out before he even went in the house.

[@mellimel2444]

The silver lining in all of this was that I got to see two adorable and presumably well behaved dogs. They were so cute!

[@ritakennedy3138]

@mellime12444 Same. And I don't even like dogs.

[@CdGrifter]

13k likes. Wouldn’t you like to know how.

[@Joosher56]

You’d think she’d at least know about burner phones if she was going to call a fucking hit on him lmao

[@alexdionisos]

Truly big brain time

[@GenoReaper333]

The worst part is she could have done it better by texting a "concerned friend" saying "police are here now, they said they are gonna ping his phone and locate him so hopefully they people were dumb enough to leave it on"

[@Jell-E]

Lmao. Right. Geniuses out here today.

[@johnzerzan2191]

They need a warrant to get your phone.its easy to say that's sloppy but if everything else is tight they'll never be seeing it(clearly in this case it wasn't though lol) And obviously never offer anything that would incriminate yourself. But its not always as huge of a thing as it seems.The real mistake was them not getting rid of the dudes phone immediately.she should not have even had to text them that in the first place.it's more like the people she hired were incompetent. I would have destroyed his phone and left it there at the scene lolololol.

[@SuperZytoon]

This is completely off subject but the two dogs on the sofa reacting to the police radio killed me!! Their heads going left and right is darling!

[@Megan8151]

This is what I came to the comments for but I didn’t wanna seem insensitive 😂 they are adorable

[@lexdaly-thomas4195]

@@Megan8151yeasssssss🎉

[@charliechurch5004]

Aww I missed it

[@apryll48]

They were toooo cute!

[@AngiO-f1s]

I know that was so cute I couldn't help but smile.

[@jeffe2267]

I love how no one believes her, even when responding to the initial call.

[@danahooley7059]

I mean...I don't blame them. Her acting is certainly something. Not good, but something.

[@theimmortal4718]

Like Smollett

[@marissamacfarlane2071]

​@@theimmortal4718I genuinely laughed, thank you

[@miltonbates6425]

It's so painfully obvious that she's lying.

[@be.A.b]

I’m originally from this area. All the histrionic narcs from this region talk and sound just like her tbh. Overdramatic, and talk way too much. Can’t take a pause for a second. She couldn’t even stand there without asking the cop if she could see the glock. They also have a way of acting like they know more then they really do. She was trying to help the cops do the investigation for them lol.

[@MariaCardenas-w4q]

She doesn’t think about all the hate she’ll be getting from her kids

[@Cyn-C33]

She started telling story on a 911 Call. Anyone could see how weird that is. I knew she was off first time I heard about her and watching this video makes me realize how amazing intuition is.

[@novembershanghai]

​@garyallen8824 couldn't agree more! I can't say for certain that Patsy killed Jon Bennet on purpose...but I'm almost sure that she did it!

[@californiagirl1579]

Right!

[@Just1Nora]

Yeah...my dad had a heart attack half a year ago and when I called 911 I didn't say much and couldn't remember if my dad was taking asprin or if we had any in the house. The adrenaline hit and I calmed right down. I'm usually an overexplaining babbler. 😅

[@DrLuke49]

Nothing says *"criminal mastermind"* quite like sending out incriminating texts from your phone while the law enforcement officers are on the scene

[@breannamichellelaw]

Okay, but those puppies listening to the police radio with her tilts was so stinking cute.

[@gypsymoongoddess]

I just saw what you were saying and omg so cuuuute!!!

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

lol. Just rewatched and noticed what you're referring to. Yeah, it is cute. Dogs do that as they're confused as it's a strange noise (the muffled voices and static).

[@paulbytheriver4976]

very well written, produced, and narrated. nice job

[@LakeGirl24]

Some people act like this is movie made for entertainment and the comments is where you leave a review.

[@murrayroodbaard207]

This video robbed us of the great moment where Samantha realizes it's over and she's put under arrest. For shame.

[@applesomething]

This channel loves to do that 😭

[@kalimba5258]

Really??? Noooo, I'm halfway in!

[@KaigaiProject]

If anybody knows where to find that can they please plug it in the comments??

[@ChrisCarlin-is8wv]

She’s too hot and intelligent to go to jail.

[@sour3270]

@@ChrisCarlin-is8wv dude what ? isn't this video about how shes getting convicted for murder ??? the murder that she horribly tried to cover up ? i wouldn't say intelligent

[@zoeb3573]

I'm surprised the narrator didn't point out that she specifically said one of the attackers was named Luke when first interrogated, but then when she started giving out suspects names in the interrogation room, she didn't name a single Luke. It's crazy how she loses herself in details; she's clearly rehearsed her story so many times she feels obligated to relay all of it to make sure she doesn't forget anything, but that's just not how someone traumatized and worried for her husband would talk.

[@canondead1943]

I was looking for someone else that noticed it

[@onepastmidnightart]

Yeah I thought that was super weird, glad others noticed it aswell

[@Pizzuhhhhhhhhh]

She also said she just let him fight back too

[@HouseOfFaust]

Keep watching his videos, its actually pretty impressive how many pretty key details about these cases just go totally under his radar.

[@gerardarpin987]

Big thug trolling

[@MsMouthy]

I never understand how parents could kill the other parent and leave their kids orphans. It’s disgusting.

[@blessedblessed5018]

They don't plan on getting caught hunty

[@kakemase]

If you're a narcissist, others are lucky if you care about them ONLY AFTER you've cared about yourself, doesn't matter if they're your children or not. They were just not her top priority.

[@warrenmasonjeffs6712]

What’s that mouthy like?

[@kakemase]

@@warrenmasonjeffs6712 dude, not cool

[@TommyJ710]

@@kakemaselmao there name Is mrs mouthy take a joke.

[@comennish9994]

Her laying on the floor gives me second hand embarrassment

[@Raja-vg8og]

What a simple, unpretentious soul she is ...

[@kiimmig2293]

Anyone who’s ever had their place invaded or even an attempt understands how absolutely violated you feel! And the fact she doesn’t even act concerned about her CHILDREN is a huge 🚩 for me! She focuses so much on her ability to Act, she forgets that her story is flawed almost as much as she is. She wants center stage and she got it!!

[@jimmckay2337]

That was the first red flag for me, and I believe the children sleeping soundly set off all kinds of alarms to the detectives.

[@seasonedbeefs]

Anyone else would be freaking out about the husband being taken. She doesn't have a second thought for him. Horrible little runt

[@nocturalExplorer]

Nah, obviously the intruders were just real conscientious of the poor lil kids and puppies! I mean, they even knew they need their sleep, so they kept real quiet, when they e.g. yelled in Samantha's face to get dressed more quickly, you know? (On a more serious note, sorry to hear you had to go through that.)

[@leviniahill454]

Agree 100%. I was broken into about 3 years ago. House completely trashed. I still have anxiety and PTSD to this day 🥺

[@peggyreely8339]

Absolutely. All most of us would care about is our children.

[@boeing-757]

I literally can’t get enough of these cases, thanks so much for making their stories public and aware, and of course thanks for the great videos.

[@FatRescueSwimmer04]

oh just wait until they cover mine... prepare to be disgusted and horrified friend. Your going to be in it too... see yah soon Partner

[@mujtablueio3381]

@@FatRescueSwimmer04 rob rob? Paw paw?

[@chosen_remnant]

​@@FatRescueSwimmer04 Why would you even joke about such a thing. Your brain has a major glitch if you think that's funny.

[@chosen_remnant]

dvhh-- I agree. I've been binge watching these for the past week and can't stop watching. Just learned about the other EWU storytelling channel and now I'm digging into at least 1-2 of them a day as well. This stuff is so intriguing.

[@Tobel08]

@@FatRescueSwimmer04 brother what

[@richie8638]

I love how cartoonish the Detective got when he said we need to go arrest these people and get them off the streets before they hurt you or your kids

[@rach101]

😂😂😂

[@chubbyfug4601]

And his usage of "Dad Gum" lol

[@glenngriffon8032]

I'm a texan, i can tell you that that's just how it is. Especially at the start of the video saying dadgum.

[@Adelicows]

48:45

[@chubbyfug4601]

@@glenngriffon8032 "YOU DADGUM DID IT! DARN YOU"

[@TheMchammer11]

It's astounding to think that some people would come up with a half-baked plan for murder and believe they could get away with it.

[@CCM8817]

It's terrifying that she was responsible for 5 little human beings, I hope they are all doing well❤

[@Acemechanicalservices]

Yes, 5 infants ranging from 7 to 1

[@peggyreely8339]

Disgusting. I pray for those kids.

[@brianj4492]

@@Acemechanicalservices Lol

[@grantkeller4634]

They were living in filth apparently

[@icarusalchemist1398]

They've lost their Father and Mother. Hopefully there's a family member capable of raising them properly.

[@barbhollands2619]

Her fake hysteria and crying are driving me up the wall. All sniffs and no tears, no inkling of sorrow. They all got the sentences they deserved. I hope the kids get a better life.

[@manda506]

Its the tiping of her head up as she swallows for me, its because he throat is dry that she ticks her head up and its annoying.

[@jeaninekisby8590]

Fake hysterical raspy voice! Annoying!

[@zenobiamichelle6828]

Im 1 hr in and been cringing the whole time😂😂😂 idk if I want to finish the video lmfaoo

[@chadfookilroy2015]

ecept maybe tay, im curious why he got 90 but the other two got 50

[@mareed3265]

Ugh gawd can’t stand her fake crying and sniffling

[@jeremybr2020]

Many years ago I had my motorcycle stolen from in front of my apts. A month later its found a couple hundred miles away. The people that were found with it, apparently gave a convincing story to the police that I had sold the bike to them and then reported it stolen. This was odd being that I still had the keys, I had insurance on the bike and was paying payments to the bank for it. Before I knew anything about that story I was asked by the investigator in my city to come in and give another statement about what had happened the night it was stolen. I didn't think much of it at the time. The officer takes the statement and has it notarized. He takes me into an interrogation room and proceeds to call me a liar. Telling me about how I sold my bike and reported it stolen and Im also under suspicion of being part of some bike stealing ring going on in the area. And I needed to come clean or they were about to come down hard on me. To say the least, I was speechless. I thought this had to be a bad joke. I'm the victim here, what the hell is happening?! Here's the point of this story. I immediately stopped talking and asked if I was under arrest. He said not at this time but I would likely be arrested in the next few days. I said I want to leave and went straight to a lawyer. This is something that Samantha would likely do if she had been innocent of these crimes. Guilty people will be hesitant to ask for a lawyer because they feel it would be suspicious to do so. I was never arrested and the investigation was eventually dropped when they realized the only evidence they really had was the statements by the people who stole my bike. There was no happy ending though. My bike had been sitting in impound for months while this went on. It would have cost more than the bike was worth to get it out of impound. After paying for the lawyer, I couldn't afford to get it out either way. I never got my bike back. I still had to pay the bank for it though. (it was a personal loan I got to buy it.) I was pretty young at the time and I just wanted to be done with the whole thing. Now that I'm older and more wise, I should've went into the police hard for their baseless accusations with zero evidence. The police should've paid the impound fees. Or they should've given me one of the many bikes that they have impounded from drug dealers and what not. I should've gotten a brand new nice bike for the bullshit they put me thru. All I got was an apology.

[@pinkpriss]

That effing six! That is not right at all! How the phuc could they justify that!?

[@jeremybr2020]

@@pinkpriss They couldn't justify it at all. And I can't tell you how much I regret not having the knowledge or the wherewithal to have done something about it at the time. It seems so obvious now, that I would've had everything I needed to do it. But back then, I was young, and even though the police screwed up, "attacking" the police still seemed like a very unwise decision. It just wasn't that common back then, at least compared to today where you have so many more options in bringing injustices to the light. Social media, the net, and it's easier to get the news media to take up a story like that these days.

[@spankyjeffro5320]

If you got an apology in writing, that's evidence. An apology is an admission of guilt.

[@jeremybr2020]

@@spankyjeffro5320 Unfortunately it wasn't in writing. It was a face to face meeting we had with the investigators and it was pretty much a half assed apology anyways. They apologized, but followed it up with ....."We thought with the evidence and statements given, that we had a sufficient reason to open an investigation." Again......I would so love to be able to have that conversation, knowing what I know now that I'm older and smarter. I guarantee I would've walked out of that police station with a new bike, or at the very least, my impound fees paid for by them.

[@caseyj779]

My sons best friend and his family had some dirt bikes stolen. They had the camara video at their house to prove who took them. The Sherrif talked to these people and they said they were theirs and they had loaned them to him and his family. His family bought them used from someone and they rode them on their ranch. They had no paperwork to show for owning them. The theives got to keep the bikes.

[@realalldway-raw4996]

When my son gone missing during school hours and they told me. I couldnt breathe and i couldnt think much less talk. I left my computer at work unlocked and just said to my manager i have to go my son is missing. My mind was foggy. Her reaction to someone she loves missing is not normal.

[@sethsalgado858]

poor officer you can see how uncomfortable he is when he finds the body trying to stay calm fixing his sleeves for no reason god bless him

[@cindieryan446]

Mt Pleasant sweet small town with sweet cops. I imagine this was very disturbing for everyone.

[@sugarspice7768]

😢

[@Janosik_Janosikowy]

He is fixing his sleeves all the time lol

[@lemonon7149]

I hear you but technically he should have checked for a pulse. The human body is amazing and will strive to live. People have been found in the worst of conditions and still had a pulse. The picture was blurred but the body still looked like a sheet was over him enough to hide as well as protect him. Just saying he should have checked fo a pulse to be sure and to confirm by a miracle he may have been clinging to life.

[@fluffylittlebear]

@@lemonon7149 I'm guessing his brains were mostly outside his head. There's a good reason nobody checked for a pulse.

[@roxiegs348]

Yeah, for a woman that has just “been through a traumatic” event, she sure has a lot to say about nothing important and certainly doesn’t worry about her husband.

[@NeoNyder]

Or being so stupid to text her accomplices to "kill the phone" while the cops are right there.

[@Nylak-Otter]

The lines should exactly be, "Random dudes kidnapped my husband, my kids and I are fine, how can I help you to hurry up and find him?"

[@شعبة-ت6ط]

Realistically, someone in her position through this "break in", who really witnessed stuff like she explained, would be terribly shaken up, they'd be a mental mess, likely crying uncontrollably. Especially a mother, she should be much more concerned about it all! But she's not? She isn't a convincing act WHATSOEVER. It's terribly embarrassing. "Talent" like this, belongs in jail! Terrible acting, should be another charge! Now, I'm obviously joking. But it is horrendous acting.

[@RedDosuu]

This is a very serious situation, and I’m glad that they put her away…but the dogs on the couch are the cutest thing I’ve ever seen in my life

[@promisereesee]

i swear omg i was so pleasantly surprised when i saw them 🥹

[@dani_ong]

I KNOW HAHA I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT

[@gaypride3761]

When they kept cocking their heads every time the radio went off🥹

[@CapnLubeHandles]

Those pups are cute af

[@user-ud5zi5lq6v]

Yes! Very cute pups!! ❤ hope they found a good home. Terrible person doing this! 😒 why they didn’t take her phone?!?! Seeing her texting but maybe they didn’t.

[@Thisisrance]

When you’re casually watching murder KZbin and realize that this happened in your hometown. I played on the same soccer team as the victim when I was in middle school.

[@peggy_bobeggy]

whattt thats crazy 💀what was she like???

[@Thisisrance]

@@peggy_bobeggy I’m sure I met her at some point growing up, but I knew Ernie. He was just a laid back kind of guy. Not the “loner” you hear about all the time, but still pretty soft spoken. He had friends. We shared friends. Definitely seems like he got caught up in a not so great group of people because of woman…. Such a weird feeling watching this honestly

[@sneakersmcgee8968]

I couldn’t get past her constantly mentioning how beautiful everyone says she is, how many guys want her, how the intruders just HAD to rip off her shirt. Really pathetic

[@meowmachine9147]

She's deeply insecure, immature and embarrassing

[@torment4723]

​@@CEO_of_Unpopular_Opinions All the while being totally oblivious to how that alone won't help you much = disaster

[@JB-kg1zv]

@@CEO_of_Unpopular_Opinions but she doesn't shes gross, comment sections on a youtube page arent indicative or real life its full of Simps who have never felt a womans touch saying pathetic things hoping the uggo will notice them.

[@torment4723]

Another legendary pokemon deleting his comment, nice.

[@mizzteek]

This channel helped me complete my transformation from a 20-something party girl to a 37 year old tired woman who watches crime shows in bed. I absolutely love the candid, raw way that you present the cases and the well-educated analysis of every crime. I'm lifting my giant glass of wine to this channel! 🍷 🥂

[@SASKATOONBLADES13]

Tired? Or retired?

[@rubyrumsey6710]

me, 23, a party girl but still watching true crime in bed 24/7 hahah

[@NanciMify]

Same. Same. Same. 😂

[@Nessa___]

I’m 36 and watch in bed too haha

[@clara6360]

@@SASKATOONBLADES13 I wish you could retire at 37! 😂

[@joemoore1998]

She seems like the type of person to blame her problems on everyone but herself. That’s why she was so quick to try to throw her “friend” under the bus

[@laurieerickson5648]

AKA.....pure narcissist

[@SoberMomsterOf2X2]

@@laurieerickson5648yep sounds like my MIL and HCBM

[@SoberMomsterOf2X2]

Aka a grotesque immature gas lighting stone walling narcissistic being

[@dontwatchmydoomvideos]

Another example would be her throwing her husband under the bus but that works too

[@jessicam6881]

I know a girl who claimed her husband hit her. Turned out she was hitting him in the chest repeatedly & when he tried to push her off he got her in the cheek. The next day she was trying to give me the "I didn't deserve it" story. She acted out what she was doing before he "hit" her by doing it "lightly" to me. I remember thinking that kinda hurt even though she claimed she wasn't doing it very hard on me. I don't believe men should hit women but if a women gets into a physical altercation with a man & the only way he can get her off is to do it forcefully such as a push, shove, or slap then I don't blame the guy, as long as he doesn't continue after he's gotten her off him. She left the guy & started telling everyone how he hit her, leaving out the part about her hitting him. It also became evident in other things she did that she was a bit of a narsacist. Women like this are the reason truthful women are scrutinize so much & doubted when they claim abuse.

[@amandaloveless4369]

She didn’t realize either that in those kinds of situations if one person is killed, the killer typically isn’t going to leave a potential witness behind especially with no significant injuries. When someone survives something like that it’s usually because they somehow escaped or more likely, the killer thought they were dead/tried to kill them but the person somehow survives. The wife being relatively unharmed told detectives something wasn’t adding up right off the bat.

[@blackbear7624]

exactly why would they leave a living healthy witness fully capable of giving a testiment to the police after they show their face and everything

[@xoxsilentrealmxox]

Yeah it would have been red flag number 1

[@kecukraftwork1988]

This is *especially* true if they had intent to murder to begin with, and one of them accidentally used real names. Once she said that one of them called out “Luke”, but still left her alive for no apparent reason, the seams were already beginning to unravel.

[@lostandfound5145]

It doesn’t hurt that she’s the worst actress I’ve ever seen and must have a below average IQ. Her story and behavior is utterly ridiculous

[@rickwrites2612]

This is true, though there are very stupid ppl who commit crimes or ppl who maybe were involved with him and therefore didn't originally plan to kill him and it happened later for another reason. But yea in general.

[@Issenthevampire]

The lady Lacona was an incredible contrast of what an innocent or victim person looks like in the situation. She could barely get a word out, was crying uncontrollably, and was all over the place in confusion. It's so clear even as a side comparison how unusual Samantha's behavior was.

[@mikab8615]

I feel so bad for her :( why’d they have to accuse her like that so harshly?

[@georgejohnson6098]

​@@mikab8615 she may be a good person but she was with the wrong crowd. I see you hanging with doped thug wannabes. I'm gonna think you are too.

[@sangun123]

lol you bought that act? she's marrying a career criminal and 100% knew, she basically knew what the deal was and helped hide the gun, then she tried to claim his innocence in the follow up interview, she's suspect

[@getmeouttahere3595]

@@sangun123 i don't think she participated in any plan of it or anything, she simply played ignorance while knowing what was to come. She seems far removed from reality, tbh. She was an unwilling accomplice, but didn't have any damning role to the murder. Otherwise, they'd blame it all on her.

[@tofuwiener]

@@sangun123 well she isn't in prison right now and you never had a conversation with her so