Detectives Left SICKENED By Killer Mom's Confession

In today's true crime documentary, we're covering the case of Angela Stoldt and analyzing it from an educational legal and psychological perspective.
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[@jamesblount1043]

Nothing says, “I’m not mad, but I am disappointed.”, more than EWU seeing bad interrogation techniques.

[@beegibbs]

😂 it really does give off disappointed dad vibes

[@haleyjacobs1324]

@@beegibbshahah i’ve always thought this too

[@LazarusFTW]

I wonder why the da doesn’t do interrogations since they are prosecuting

[@sarahcanales5783]

​@@LazarusFTW good point! Wonder why they wouldn't. They have to hire more bodies who pass the bar ...

[@theHouseOctoberBuilt]

Haha I think about this everytime I watch EWU videos.. where the detectives are interrogating a suspect and they don't take the time to build a rapport with that said suspect. EWU is not a fan of that. Lol

[@peggzz1384]

It’s easy to see how a horrible detective can screw up an entire investigation. The female investigator has to be one of the worst I’ve seen in a long time! Sliding the phone across the table, yawning and making weird faces like a teen girl would! She is horrible at her job.

[@jillijane9793]

And not telling her to take the stupid sunglasses off

[@Blahblahtellyouhowitis]

>>>female investigator >>>Emotional rude >>>Me, failing to be surprised

[@hangemhigh3578]

​@jillijane9793 she didn't tell her to remove sunglasses because "muh rights"...

[@melodyblanchard2017]

totally agree

[@jmg4566]

they're letting her work on it, on a big case so yeah it's kinda dumb. She's not as bad as the female cop I witnessed being told multiple times to pull her taser. She was on nonlethal, but decided to just walk around like she was casually waiting for an ubereats. She never even pulled taser, forcing her male partner to use lethal force on a woman running at him with a nine inch kitchen knife. I think it was donutoperators video, but female cops in the field are much more dangerous in my opinion. That police department is now being sued for wrongful death, and because of that female cop failing to do her job, I believe they have a decent case. This situation will end in this person going the mental hospital route for the rest of her life, but even police are short staffed sometimes.

[@jacobb7608]

Imagine showing up to an interrogation wearing dark sunglasses and then averting eye contact for the whole interview. Literally the most suspicious behavior you could possibly show

[@deepemotion2745]

lmfao im done. all she had to say is she hadn't seen him at the very beginning and how the fuck she ends up in interrogation with men in black sunglasses im dying laughing over here

[@music0cool]

*shuffles around in my trenchcoat*

[@remixrae9621]

According to Stan B. Walters ('The Lie Guy'), there are a multitude of studies showing NO CORRELATION between eye contact and deception. In fact, an estimated 40% of people INCREASE eye contact when being deceptive.

[@starry2205]

I get it. But I'm neurodivergent and I do not take my sun glasses off under lights like those. Also not making eye contact is part of my neurodivergence 😅

[@ashleyealston]

SAME! My background is forensic, clinical and child psychology, and the entire time I was sitting here thinking that I'm glad I abandoned psychology because me being autistic means I live in a constant "state of invisibility" and would come across as the prime suspect for a crime! 😩😂

[@waspqueen217]

THANK YOU for captioning all your videos!! I’ve given up on so much true crime because I’m hard of hearing and thhere are so many interviews of people talking that I can’t understand them in other peoples videos so the fact that you have this all captioned keeps me coming back for more. KZbin captions suck btw lol! Yours are always on point!

[@hankstrickland5011]

If you’re hard of hearing how do you know his captions are on point? Half the time he’s making stuff up

[@themasterofslime4391]

​@@hankstrickland5011that's just not even true, and being hard of hearing doesnt mean youre deaf. I do agree that EWU can bullshit sometimes, but his subtitles are mostly accurate

[@fredrickpowers2054]

I'm curious what you mean by bullshit, does he fabricate evidence? I think I'm missing it​@@themasterofslime4391

[@ej_ruiz]

I'm not hard of hearing, but I feel like I can't watch anything without captions.

[@milhop8389]

@@ej_ruiz Seriously! I have great hearing, but it's like I need the subtitles to fully take in audio on KZbin, movies, shows, etc. I can't even say if I actually read the captions or not.

[@tuesday6569]

That female detective is one of the worst interrogators I’ve ever seen. Unengaged, unnecessarily domineering, and all over the place with her questioning

[@codygratz4314]

They use em when it’s a slam dunk and doesn’t matter lol

[@cdes1776]

She shouldn't have been put in the interviewer position so really, to me, that was a higher-ups decision. Then the male detective comes along and the conversation progresses.

[@l-b284]

and the guy in the chair kept feeding her suggestions. Where were all of these people trained?

[@malcomx1924]

@@cdes1776it’s always other people’s fault huh? No accountability anymore…

[@cdes1776]

@@malcomx1924 Your comment doesn't make sense within the context.

[@WoodlandT]

The male detective is very effective. His calm, non threatening demeanor makes it almost like retelling a crazy night with a friend. It’s impressive how inviting he is, no judgement communicated. Even his casual clothing helps with rapport. I bet he gets lots of confessions

[@Verdelith]

Empathy and brains.

[@creatineforthesoul6495]

@@Verdelith No empathy. Just skill and brains

[@tiggyvolts9076]

@@creatineforthesoul6495 I think mostly skill and brains, but possibly also empathy. Little (very little) for the killer, but more for the victim

[@jessy7796]

@@tiggyvolts9076sympathy for the victims, empathy for the killer.

[@AnEpicSaga]

Begging to be stopped the entire time. "If you had only gone into the house on that first day.". Faaak

[@janetsimpson4799]

Loved how the female detective stated yawning , shes in the wrong job

[@seanleary7711]

She is in the wrong job. Her female friendly, biased interrogation makes that readily apparent. She should be a DHHS social worker at best.

[@The_Drippin_Don]

I thought it was a good cop bad cop thing lol

[@user-qm3eu8hd4y]

@@seanleary7711 you formulated this sentence saying friendly and biased is typically for women. ew honestly. You could just say shes bad at her job without bringing her gender into it. its showing your bias towards women, youre weird asffffffffff. no actually, your male weirdness made that readily apparant.

[@user-oz2jn4yh2e]

@@The_Drippin_Donnah jus good cop sleepy cop

[@tyriellemarie6645]

As a woman I just don’t think most women are good at interrogating we’re too snappy, catty, and impatient and this female detective completely annoyed me in this

[@Idrizze]

Was cleaning and cooking when I first started watching this. Sitting down to eat, seeing that pot in the woods, turns out I’m not so hungry anymore😭😭😭😭

[@bonquiquis]

Soupy discolored gelatinous mush doesn’t make your tummy grumble?

[@mahnoorrahim1809]

I understand because the same thing happened with me RN. I just sat to eat and then the video started from where the commentator started telling how he was murdered xyz.

[@piercemccauley7079]

i sure as hell am

[@Jumpyman_thegamerYT]

@@piercemccauley7079 🤨📸

[@aleashacasarez855]

Seeing her house made me immediately want to get up and clean. I grew up seeing so many houses like hers. I pray my home never ever looks like that.

[@Praderanoire]

That detective that did the first interview/interrogation is probably the worst I have ever seen at her job. She missed her calling as an elementary school principal.

[@amymay2575]

I agree.

[@TGrigry]

Second that.

[@karenbrown6348]

When she kept taking her phone I was like, wtf are you doing? 🤬They're still at the trust building time. Total failure on the detectives part

[@lindajack7969]

I totally agree with you! She is so mouthy and doesn’t give the girl a chance to answer. She also interrupts and puts words in the girl’s mouth! I can’t believe she is a detective!

[@verlinswarey507]

Yes. And the male detective was,I think,a little too hot and bothered by his sexy coworker to really focus on the interrogation either! Maybe that was just me. But yeah no,she was the worst I’ve ever seen.

[@kustrio2838]

It's frustrating how sometimes a criminal doesn't get brought to full justice due to the unprofessionalism of the investigators. I'm glad that's not the case here.

[@thecultleadersthoughts2519]

You said that in a weird way but I get what you're trying to say

[@Wolfnrun]

Ya with the first women I felt she was not doing a great job. It just. Felt weird? I don't know how to explain it

[@ComradeStrogg]

Steeeeveeeen!

[@Jw_617]

Check out the Karen Read Case here in Canton, MA - it’s currently in ore trial phase yet the state police and Norfolk county DA are being investigated for corruption in the case 🤬

[@utatanepiko7087]

@@Wolfnrun I think it was because of how casual she was talking to Angela? Like they were friends, rather than interrogating her. As the narrator said though, it seems she had some bouts of professionalism, but nothing that costed the case by any means

[@amandanolan8310]

Soooo where is her husband that was also “missing”?

[@-T_Louis]

I forgot about that..

[@KombatGod]

Far from her.

[@Hikari-mj6zx]

It was mentioned, I think she said he was in another state (florida perhaps) and they were still married but apart

[@rileywillard139]

​@@Hikari-mj6zx she may have been lying about that to

[@eveferqueron3201]

Fr tho like they need to look into that too

[@lmwarw9]

Im shocked EWU hasnt been approached by Netflix, prime, Hulu, etc. Explore With Us is THE BEST true crime "story tellers".

[@KUPHSER]

She cut up, boiled, and cooked that dude with the kids inside the house.. It is unreal how separated people can become from a normal reality. Even the filth of the house is insanely deluded let alone the murder

[@kerrymartin7557]

Do you think meth was involved, somewhere along the line?

[@sarahgibbs1875]

@@kerrymartin7557just by looking at her I wouldn’t be surprised at all

[@michaelwaninger3155]

She left out the part where she tried feeding him to her kids to get rid of the body.

[@c.f.6048]

​@@michaelwaninger3155whaaat?...is that for real?

[@cloud4254]

Nice misinformation​@@michaelwaninger3155

[@tannerhuskins330]

I love how she started off trying to tell a story that paints self-defense and somewhere in the middle she quickly realized that there’s absolutely no way she could possibly explain away the remains.

[@leaaba2965]

Maybe he was turning into a zombie

[@jehlibleu]

​@@leaaba2965are you okay?

[@leaaba2965]

@@jehlibleuyap thank you for asking, it's actually midnight and I'm binge watching YT

[@jehlibleu]

@@leaaba2965 it's time for bed for you

[@BladerunnerJake]

Bro how tf people not realize this was a joke @@leaaba2965

[@username.not.known2473]

With an icepick in one eye, he's still complaining about his financial problems? And she managed to get her homemade garotte around him while he was fighting her? Most remarkable...

[@babynissan]

ewu throwing in such subtle notes of sarcasm sometimes makes for a good break from the depressing details, much appreciated

[@DoYouLikeMyVest]

The fact that the female detective was so bad that she's being talked about as much as the murderer, especially considering everything she did...yikes. She seriously needs to be checked out bc she's a liability. It's very clear she shouldn't be doing what she's doing. Did she dip into some evidence? Was it her first day on the job? Is she just really that bad at her job & how'd she get the position in the first place?

[@Halliwell0Rain]

​@@FlagerMiszczyeah males are just so great.

[@warriorsflame1255]

What does that even mean 😭

[@DoYouLikeMyVest]

@@warriorsflame1255 Could you be more specific? What does what even mean?

[@user-fi5hc9um6q]

i mean... its pretty obvious that it was a day and night difference on the male versus the female, so yeah LOL.@@Halliwell0Rain

[@gerardoduran4240]

holy h*ckin yikes!!

[@LM22391]

I feel so bad for her kids. Just seeing how they were just living in filth is traumatizing enough but knowing that poor son was putting a dead mans body in her truck thinking it was a deer & and the mom confessing to her 14 year old daughter. Even in jail trying to use her children as scapegoats - claiming she only murdered him to protect her children.

[@free-tx8jg]

I would like to know more about the husband/father, I wonder why he left 18 months prior.

[@UC32UC32]

@@free-tx8jgidk.. maybe he wasn’t the biggest fan of living in absolute squalor…

[@kerri-lynbryant293]

I agree. The lies in that filthy house. Just awful.

[@dazzstorm1]

Absolute nutter with clear delusions, poor kids.

[@pinkskyyyy]

He realized she was the devil and was dangerous and probably ran away

[@sleepy.dreamer]

the male detective did a great job with speaking to her and i was especially impressed with how thoroughly he had her reenact this truly inhumane crime. sending my condolences to jimmy’s friends and family - as well as angela’s son and daughter.

[@goodguyscratch2293]

The random phone call was so funny, *ringggg, “hello?” *turns to detective, “Do you want to talk to him?” “No?” “Okay,,, okay bye” “was that jimmy?” “No my husband”

[@Lilith6.6]

Let's not forget the husband is also missing by her statement. XD

[@aleashacasarez855]

Yes this was so bizarre 😂

[@shavedparmesanprosciuttoan4317]

She calls Jimmy “her only friend”. As a former addict that made me think about how addicts consider their lifestyle peers as “friends”, even people who we hate, who have screwed us over, lied to us, stolen from us, and have nothing in common with us other than a common habit. It’s quite sad

[@delladylan8301]

Lifestyle peers is the most accurate description that I’ve ever heard. IYKYK ❤

[@DubzCo]

Yes perfect analysis

[@MarvinHartmann452]

That's very accurate. And it's the same thing no matter the addiction.

[@thetruth45678]

Addicts don't have friends. They have lampreys.

[@melaniegaribaldi6724]

You nailed that sentiment of 'frenimy' perfectly 👌

[@Sparrow8812]

Her reenactment is HILARIOUS. For her to believe it's reasonable for her to just happen to have an ice pick and a garrote inside her car is *breathtaking*.

[@hanner8830]

Not *just* in her car, but easily accessible and within arms reach from the drivers seat.. d u r i n g a s t r u g g l e 😂

[@cartergomez5390]

I'm almost afraid of watching this story because I most likely will have nightmares. I get nightmares when I'm leveling up my life and it started in 2024

[@AvidiaNirvana]

​@@cartergomez5390Then you should stop leveling up homie.

[@emstink]

​@@cartergomez5390 Bro 2024 started literally 28 days ago. You're not even a month in, do something else to level up your life lol

[@rondaburke2438]

Right ..no way it happen like that ..she would of never got her legs out from under that steering wheel

[@shanaerobinson8673]

I’ve been watching true crimes for a few months now and this was by far the hardest confession to listen to. I can’t imagine how she stomach doing all she had done to this man and his dead body. What was going through her mind when she when to the store with her kids knowing she was there to by items to dismember a body to cover up the murder.

[@KyaPorr]

She literally had a file in her computer labeled “yummy gore” Jesus please heal this earth… so messed up

[@dreaminactive]

@@KyaPorrthat freaked me out so bad .. like she enjoyed that shit

[@sleepy_tiger]

the detective she talked to while she was demonstrating was so patient and really respectful, and he really helped her open up and waited for her to answer. so refreshing compared to the woman detective who had NO idea what she was doing. to talk to a potential killer you need to be patient and she had NO patience whatsoever.

[@Lilith6.6]

100% she let her anger and superiority complex run the show.

[@Makrateli]

From watching this videos I now understand that whatever you do in an interrogation room, it will all be interpreted as being either dishonest, nervous or suspiciously defensive. If I am ever in a situation like this, the best way to behave seems to be lying prone on my stomach facing away from the detective

[@johnjaeger2968]

Actually, that's considered to be the most suspicious thing to do. Bobby Duvall was convicted of murder, in 1938, after doing just that. He spent the next 35 years in prison before it was later determined that it was impossible for him to have been complicit in any way in the death of Marianne Taylor Source: I made it all up

[@djordanjere2911]

Bruce rivers, criminal lawyer says innocent or guilty, never talk to police. Ask for lawyer and shut up. He has a good channel

[@tygerdavid]

No, the best thing to do is to not speak to them and ask for a lawyer.

[@djordanjere2911]

@@tygerdavid Bruce rivers, no self snitching

[@michaelhawkins7835]

Best option is always invoke 5th amendment. Talk to your attorney only.

[@cattrash3113]

That first interrogator was giving ME anxiety. The question stacking was very overwhelming just to listen to.

[@sethb4637]

The wheels on the detectives chair is a clear indication of its mobility

[@slickm0uth]

😂😂 that's hilarious!! It's like the suspect can't breathe without it meaning something.

[@amybecker9108]

Those poor kids had to live in filth and probably had a really shitty home life. Thank God their mom is behind bars for the rest of her life.

[@zaynad1034]

This detective is sooo good at his job. He acts as though he’s just a good friend listening to her story.👏🏽 even backing her up like “it’s okay, you’re just telling the truth.”

[@winstonmontgomery8211]

I'm sure he knew she was lieing through her teeth almost all the way through. But pretending he thinks she's being truthful just keeps her talking.

[@ccandicestorm]

Setups and corruption right! They all need an excuse to justify violations.

[@ccandicestorm]

Just his alibi, they is as corrupt as the rest. She wasn't telling "the truth", but trying to figure out or make sense of her violation. She was not crazy, evil or any of the other titles, just got trapped by some nasty turds.

[@J.Gainez]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@ccandicestormshe wasn't crazy or evil? i knew you were sIow when you said "they is as corrupt as the rest" tf are u talking about

[@krittikabiswas8500]

Well, after the case on the teen who killed his mom and gave his friends the laptop or stuff, I looked up the detective cause he was so calm and good at his job. If I'm not mistaken, this detective is the same as before.

[@bia.miller]

Whilst the stories are horrific and soul shocking, the way you talk and go through your videos is really great. I personally think you are one of the best true crime reporter/content creator. Thank you.

[@The_Apex_Wolf]

I totally agree. Been a supporter of this channel for some time now. One of it not the best crime shows there is.

[@welsh.truth.dragon3914]

Raven has the best voice ❤

[@christinamanweiler3541]

Yeah they steal content like a pro

[@welsh.truth.dragon3914]

@@christinamanweiler3541 EWU doesn't "steal content" lol

[@jewlz1.1.1]

The way it's investigated, presented & delivered, makes it my most favourite channel out there! 👍🏻

[@Gewalt1984]

This channel has taught me to not live in a town with a winn Dixie

[@GhostPepper233]

That female interrogator is horrible. She was so attacking and bossing. It should have been a follow-up of the previous conversation and should have brought some food and have a casual conversation to ease the tension.

[@sandygreenberg7282]

She is sister of Florida man

[@abidababida7096]

I doubt anyone is gonna believe her that she did what she did out of fear for her life and that she was a victim. People who fear for their life usually don’t cook and eat the person they fear. She’s insane

[@orionxtc1119]

She's evil

[@GlitterC8k]

She didn't eat him. Why do people keep saying this in the comments? Watch the entire thing.

[@kaydotz]

He wasn't eaten.

[@imperialpresence1173]

fear that he was going to harm her was only a symptom of her illness

[@imperialpresence1173]

@@orionxtc1119 can a mentally ill person be evil?

[@Akosua_donkor]

Not only does EWU give us captions but we also get relevant timelines on the side of the screen so we don't get confused. Did I mention these videos are FREE. Thank you EWU!!

[@juzeoo1617]

Detective Pagliari is genius. I remember him from the Gregory Ramos video, A1 detective work

[@Hh11873]

Why wasn’t the female interrogator removed immediately when it was noted that she was screwing up the interview? She needs better training or removed as enterviewer.

[@BookishDark]

I can’t fathom how you get to a place in life where you’re hacking another human apart.

[@whitbyretreat145]

By simply getting to Florida

[@WAFFENFABRIK]

Morticians: 👀

[@BookishDark]

@@WAFFENFABRIK lmao okay fair - I mean that you’re hacking apart a human whose life you took in the first place…although I couldn’t be a mortician either lol

[@k0dzuk3nn]

the male investigator was so good, he was always extremely professional and knew exactly what to say and when to say it

[@TetroHydroCannabinol]

Pentagram on the window, "yummy gore" "favorite haunt" the fact she cooked his foot in that pot with probably his head.. pure evil. Demonic.

[@Think_4_Yourself]

Don’t get me wrong, I love these videos. But sometimes EWU is like “the suspect twitched which shows they were hiding something” and then in the next video “the suspect didn’t move, which shows they were hiding something” 😂

[@feliciafrench9765]

Yeah, i agree with this. Not everything means something; as a autistic person i hate eye contact so like 😂

[@hotcrazycatladyme168]

Is no one else wondering where her husband is? He went "missing" just like Jimmy. Then she randomly gets a phone call from him while she just happens to be in the interrogation room and the first thing she thinks to do is ask if they want to speak to him. She tried tricking everyone with fake text messages from Jimmy. She told her youngest that she killed him, but not her son? I wonder if it was him on the phone that day, or is her husband alive? The yummy gore file she had doesn't leave much hope though.

[@lauracook8203]

Yes! I've been looking for this comment. That coincidental phone call was bizarre. I think there are more than one skeletons in her closet.

[@D1722eieio]

That was not her husband on the phone, that was some other low IQ person she paid $20 and act-shirt to make that call. For some unknown reason she thought she was smart but her life sentence proves otherwise.

[@venusalexa7367]

But if someone else called, doesn't she have someone helping her?

[@Spiritlife01]

Yep could be her son who knows . They'd have to have mental illness as well. No explanation of why she took her teenagers to buy an obvious murder clean up kit at 3am. It's all sick and depraved.

[@gaylebynumcardosa7034]

I could hear the voice on the phone though. I don't know who it was but it was definitely a man.

[@mkeerkens]

It's laughable that this woman wants to claim self defense using tools she bought in the days prior to killing him, and that self defense is stabbing someone in both eyes with an ice pick, strangling him with handmade num-chuks, and then wrapping cling wrap around his head, all while he's pinning her down in a car. Riiiiight. The "Yummy Gore" folder on her computer is the cherry on top.

[@cyberpunkcentral8500]

✔️✔️✔️💯

[@Eazyjaypee]

Ahh the classic gore folder.

[@ccandicestorm]

Setups, don't worry, what goes around, comes around. How you judge is how you may be judged in return.

[@klondike69none85]

@@Eazyjaypee imagine whats in her "disgusting gore" folder

[@TheCoolestCarl]

Yeah, she absolutely ate that guy. Ain't no way she had a whole "yummy gore" folder, cooked a corpse, and didn't eat some.

[@biancabratton2886]

This man got stabbed in the eye and was still tryna cus her out? That is probably the most unbelievable thing about her account...

[@marcelomuniz4972]

Another fantastic work, you really stood out on KZbin because of your attention to details, such as subtitles, pointers to help read the letter and so on. You're one of the few channels I'm subscribed and got all the notifications on.

[@8213apice]

The sister did a good deed turning her in.

[@ellasflover]

What do you mean . I didnt understand anything . you must explain more. Ok my friend

[@ugocristo84]

@@ellasfloverget a brain

[@sebasco4329]

@@ellasfloverhuh

[@ahcapella]

@@ellasflover At the beginning, Angela’s sister is the one who called the police to pick Angela up after she (somewhat) confessed to a crime.

[@gloomysunday9534]

the other day i was at my therapist and i was sitting crossing my leg and i thought oh no im making a "false barrier" so i uncrossed and i thought "but if i keep moving i look stressed" and i look at her and think "dang if i look at her too much i look like im lying waiting to see if she believes me, what do i dooooo" 🤣 you guys are driving me nuts 😂 but i love it ❤

[@josephineoutcalt4121]

Omg 😅

[@josephineoutcalt4121]

Very relatable lol

[@slash_em]

Just be truthful

[@yourfreedomisinyourfeet7731]

Lol

[@Marsand100]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@AngrySinn]

She's not only insane but also incredibly deceptive. She really has no shame with bringing her own children into it... disgusting.

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

*”I threatened him with the icepick, by putting it in his line of sight…”* _Holy mother of accidental puns, Batman!!_

[@amberlujan8318]

the fact that she constantly claimed she wanted to protect her kids but yet had them help her and "confided" in them. disgusting

[@clark871]

Fact that she' constantly. Claimed she wanted to protect her kids yet them help her and confided. In them disgusting

[@scarletamazon3455]

Nah, she's changed her story since her conviction to say that he threatened her kids. She made no mention of that during the initial confessions and interrogations.

[@ms3d921]

That woman had everything premeditated. Her kids at those big ages definitely played a part in it. Had she been a black woman she would have been “told” to remove those shades in the beginning interview. Her children should have been questioned because that boy helped her and they should be charged.

[@TheBaumcm]

@@ms3d921it had nothing to do with that. They were trying to encourage cooperation.

[@MrGoddlie]

That's what all loving moms do... wish I had one

[@calebokeefe376]

I feel like we moved past her missing husband too quickly. Did they ever confirm if he was dead or not? Feels like she was chasing the thrill of killing someone a second time.

[@dejavoonails60]

Her ex husband spoke out saying she contacted him a week before the killing talking about God. So I guess he wasn't missing as she said.. he probably just kept a safe distance. She used that to make it look like men just ran off on a daily..

[@l-b284]

Agreed, it was suspicious that she asked "do you want to speak to him?" regarding the husband, as if she were proving that he was alive. No one even knew he existed.

[@emilily6513]

Yea, I can't find any info on him at all..

[@malcomx1924]

@@l-b284that’s the downside of being a guy…. Nobody cares about you, and only expect money and solutions from them.

[@debbylou5729]

She cooked and ate him. I doubt even her poop has any answers

[@npalmi88]

This world is so evil.

[@MrGoddlie]

You fail to see the beauty in it

[@christiantruther9367]

Thanks for posting and breaking down the case.

[@Badger705]

There was a woman in NC that killed her baby, cooked it and fed it to her husband. While he was eating he asked about the baby. That's when she told him he was eating it. I can't even imagine the horror and permanent psychological damage that man must have endured, Forever. In prison the guard's had to escort her if she ever went on the yard because every inmate wanted to kill her

[@nelsonargueta3706]

What's the name? I wanna look up this investigation

[@Badger705]

@@nelsonargueta3706 I've tried looking it up but I can't find it. I don't remember her name. But I know one thing everyone in prison hated her. They said she would yell at them bragging that she did it. Sick

[@Badger705]

@@nelsonargueta3706 If you want to do a story , you should do one on my life. It's horrifying and people don't want to believe it but it's true. I would like to write a book about it but I'm not in a position to do it.

[@ellasflover]

I don't know bro@@nelsonargueta3706

[@LarryFalcon-ds4ex]

​@@Badger705 Sounds like you made it up 😄 a search for that would come up on Google yet nothing appears are you sure you didn't dream it?

[@jamiepastman5594]

i’m no expert, but it seems to me the female detective is a disaster. Instead of asking short, direct questions, she spews out long winded hypothetical scenarios or overly complicated multi part questions. Then, she looks at texts in the woman’s phone, literally jeopardizing the evidentiary use of the entire interrogation Thank god this monster was caught anyway

[@user-ei2je5oy7x]

Was gonna say the same but you saved me the typing time.

[@chriskozub8012]

Women..

[@rofecoxib]

​@@chriskozub8012aye, this has nothing to do with women..

[@GrzegorzDurda]

Maybe they're very similar in personality, lol.

[@angh2008]

​@@user-ei2je5oy7x❤

[@kcs3151]

The fact that she not only involved her kids in it, having her son lure him into the car then pack the bags with his body parts back into the car, but she also told her FOURTEEN YEAR OLD daughter?! I'm just absolutely sickened! I can't imagine the trauma those kids must live with and the guilt they must have because of their moms sick actions.

[@danieldaniel-ol6dz]

Not the first interview conducted by detective Pagliary on this channel - and once again, a job well done.

[@biancawarner7831]

Went to school with the daughter as well as the victims kids. The daughter was brutally bullied unfortunately but they obviously moved away after this. I hope they’re doing better they clearly weren’t living in a healthy stable home. Really shook our community when this happened

[@imperialpresence1173]

we're just not neighborly anymore...and it's a sad thing

[@ryananderson4315]

Many people still are.

[@TAGMZs63]

Sad that kids get bullied for their parents choices

[@flograce8210]

Poor girl, it’s not her fault.

[@jmg4566]

@@flograce8210 hopefully she doesn't acquire the same mental illness that runs in her family.

[@rachaelbeaver7285]

I've seen this case done on several other channels but you guys did the deepest dive into this disgusting situation. Very well done, you guys are always going above and beyond for your viewers!❤

[@delphineblue]

Same- I am halfway thru and realized I watched this case on another show.

[@violetsrayreikishop2]

Ew I can only imagine we had the same in America many times including big chain restaurants including McDonald's yuck I felt disgusting or small meat businesses 🤢🤮.

[@PrettyinGreenn]

Over the years they've really become a true crime staple. Their analysis of body language and interrogation tactics is incredibly interesting. I've learned so much over the years from them and it's made me understand social interactions way better. I always had an issue with being easily lied to; I think these videos have helped me sus out when someone isn't being truthful or has arterial motives.

[@CoExist64]

I couldn’t agree more. EWU is awesome!

[@menmaniggahsneverbeennice2572]

Wtf yall talkin bout I must be stupid cuz ik what she did and why supposedly but I never heard her say she fed her kids him

[@Polymathically]

The "yummy gore" file on the computer is the cherry on top of this absurdly grotesque sundae. Good god.

[@rangerortiz1555]

When the detective said “ gimme the phone I need you to concentrate on this” she sounds like my mom when she’s trying to tell me something but I’m busy on my phone😂

[@no-li3xj]

Man that woman detective is so unprofessional it's insane, seriously what the hell, so far great video EWU

[@jadeangel000078]

She states that her kids suffered the most because of this. I have to say that her kids have probably suffered the most because they have her for a mother. Let's hope they have gotten some therapy and are able to heal and move forward from this insanity. This woman is stuck in the victim mentality and she isn't healthy for anyone. She is exactly where she belongs. RIP Jimmy.

[@junemarshall-kingsley566]

The chaos in the house, having her kids help her with the body, all of it shows that she was an unfit mother. Yet she wants us to feel sorry that "she was taken away" from her kids. It was a lucky break for them to be away from her influence.

[@milkymilk53]

Her letter "after I was arrested my children froze academically" Yeah.. finding out your mother was stealing some guys money and then murdered and ate him. Would probably freeze up most kids

[@PERRIONPHOENIX]

RIP Jimmy.. at least her kids are alive

[@milkymilk53]

@@ccandicestorm you sound just as deranged as the woman in this video

[@J.Gainez]

@@ccandicestorm another sIow comment by u... really?

[@hunee8]

Yall always have the best close ups with these insane cases. Much love

[@sasaesasa19]

unrelated to the case itself, but she essentially lived in a filthy and unsafe hoarder house while raising her two underage kids. definitely surprising she hadn't already been investigated for child neglect

[@rhondaturner]

The garage was cleaner than the house. Absolutely disgusting I will never understand how anyone can live in such filth

[@suyapaflores8823]

It is called:,Depression

[@Ann-sj4pt]

I’m deeply depressed and have chronic pain in my spine,i’m messy but she has no excuse to let it get that bad,only maybe if she has a form of psychosis which is possible

[@drinas2783]

I'm depressed af & keep my house clean

[@free-tx8jg]

@@Ann-sj4pt I have pseudoarthrosis [non-fusion] at c5-6 and c6-7, and c7 has collapsed onto t1 and dislocated forward. All the screws for the rods and plate have come loose. All the surgeons have given up, I also have severe pain, but no depression. It has been over 20 years since my last failed surgery, and I feel blessed to be alive and am grateful for each day. I hope you are able to kick off the depression and realize how lucky we are to be alive.

[@drinas2783]

@suyapaflores8823 btw that's very common house for someone who's on drugs. So no. It's not just depression & it's very inconsiderate & selfish of her to let her kids live in that. Addiction is a very selfish disease

[@troyperry411]

Wearing sunglasses inside during an interrogation about the murder of someone you were in contact with last is a major major red flag. This woman is obviously not all there. She’s clearly doomed. People are f*ckin crazy man you really have to be on your p’s and q’s at all times or you could end up butchered and cooking in the oven. Terrible smh.

[@laurasmith14]

I swear there is something about this state (FL). Probably the size and the lower cost of living compared to many other places and it brings all the crazies!

[@gray3508]

wtf are p's and q's?

[@elleharrop1526]

⁠@@gray3508Pleases (P’s) and thank (Q’s) yous. Means to be on your best behaviour

[@mayjailerxx]

@@gray3508it’s just a saying, an alternative to saying “cross your Ts and dot your I’s”

[@thomasbernatzke2732]

@@gray3508idk but it means manners

[@ginovalentino5735]

I never talk to people if they have sunglasses on

[@DayOneAdeleFans]

You’d be might lonely in Florida then lol.

[@sophieuh1195]

it’s crazy, this is the second video you’ve made about cases taking place in debary/deltona!! i never thought i’d see my hometown on your channel, let alone 2 times.

[@Patjuhhe]

Unbelievable those kids lived there! It wouldn't surprise me if those kids had health issues as a result of the living conditions. I don't understand why no one has ever reported this 😢

[@Danny___Riot]

20:59 that was the fakest yawn I’ve ever seen in my entire life. This interrogator is really not good at her job. I’m glad they pulled her out here. She was way too green and nervous to handle something like this. She also seems to let her emotions lead her which isn’t a good trait to have for someone in her position.

[@welsh.truth.dragon3914]

Exactly. She's awful. But she actually THINKS she's good 😂😂😂

[@swamp-nymph]

Agree, she was very performative... kinda made me sad because maybe she feels like she needs to prove herself and just got carried away, but there's no room for drastic errors in things like this. Hopefully she has found a better position/line of work

[@xdgs567z]

She did everything a detective should not be doing….if she was interrogating me, i would be pissed off and not share anything with her

[@welsh.truth.dragon3914]

@@xdgs567z I'd have walked out If I wasn't under arrest. If I was under arrest is request another officer and say I'm not talking untill shes out of the room. Simple as .

[@welsh.truth.dragon3914]

@@swamp-nymph probably only fans . She can act all she wants there 😆

[@user-wh6bl4gd8w]

If you’re ever in an interrogation room your only words should be “lawyer”! Don’t say a word.

[@N0RZC]

I like how EXPLORE WITH US roasted that female detective time after time 😂😂

[@nessae354]

The female investigator did way too much talking. She didn't give Angela opportunities to respond or get a word in edgewise. Sitting in silence will often make the subject uncomfortable and they will fill in the empty space.

[@itzzcarolinee]

I agree, she also was kinda aggressive right off the bat. The more comfortable the suspect feels the more likely they will tell the truth, right? 😅

[@MissBillieBadass]

I agree. She was way too unprofessional and judgemental as well...

[@rickh9127]

I just LOVE this guys breakdown of interviews. So good. So educational on human behavior. I take a lot out of every episode.

[@ellasflover]

ok and I love you

[@Lilith6.6]

​@@ellasfloverI don't know, doesn't sound like you really love them to me

[@encryptlakegames5328]

Guilty or not ask for a lawyer.

[@samanthajo7683]

ok but what happened to her HUSBAND?? 😵‍💫

[@MeliLeani]

Someone get that female investigator OUT OF THERE 😂 she’s constantly leading & directing how the conversation is going to go instead of giving the woman being interrogated a chance to speak. She needs to find a new line of work asap

[@swagpepperoni5503]

The fact that you managed to contact her and speak with is actually insane. Your work is amazing and I find your channel to be the only one that's relevant after JCS stopped posting sadly :( I still think that you're at the same level at this moment, you're doing it incredibly well

[@swagpepperoni5503]

Notice me senpai :C

[@Arc_Viper]

It's interesting because it's only something that has started happening this past few months. I think even criminals are aware of how big this channel is now

[@ronniewilliamson564]

​@@Arc_Viperthey've been popular for the last couple of years. It's not something that has just started the past couple of months

[@rayvenrzechula8289]

I know it takes a long time to put together these amazing interrogations dissecting… I need more.

[@babalonkie]

Planned and methodically executed. Sickening.

[@FlowTownShowTime]

Then completely told on herself. That was God.

[@macroglossumstellatarum3068]

Don’t forget ritualistically

[@SToNEYx-_]

She’s writing to you like she’s writing a novel She’s had nothing but time to make her story believable

[@take-the-cake]

That was exactly my thought! Like she did draft 1 and 2 with the interrogation and trial and now she’s finally worked some kinks out with her storyline…

[@debtfreejoe]

Dude, I have a deep voice and people have told me I have a good speaking voice but man! Your voice is so rich and easy to listen to. I watch all your videos. 😄

[@amalimamboofthesky]

Ewu, the raven, you guys are exceptional. Every single video is narrated with such grace, integrity and eloquence. The analysis is fascinating, and the insane amount of effort you all must put in is beyond words. Thank you! You are healing something in me massively, I got caught up in abus1ve relationships and thankfully made it out- your channel and work helps me even more to spot the signs and to understand human psychology to protect myself and others. I am beyond grateful, and honestly raven your narration is impeccable. Perfect all round ❤ wish i could find better words to express my gratitude for your work, as it is seriously unmatchable, but i am in absolute awe- thank you!

[@kathieprater2431]

She is obviously a seriously disturbed person. I feel so sorry for her children.

[@alexisgordon2759]

How could her kids flourish in that Hell hole of a home even before the crime. She's full of herself!

[@CuteSceneChic]

It literally was a Hell hole too with that satanic pentagram and the "all seeing eye of Lucifer" on her windows. This woman was following evil.

[@1w72st]

So if the suspect moves, it's a sign of stress or discomfort. If the suspect doesn't move, it's a sign of dishonesty. You're screwed either way.

[@zombievariant]

that's the "justice" system for ya

[@collinwallace2447]

Very respectable professional detective, nice work sir!

[@seandelap8587]

There's something deeply unsettling about finding out that you ate the fresh of your own father without even being aware of it and your mother served it to you

[@hastyhillfarmand4x480]

Cartman

[@zanderman004]

"something"?! ..no it just IS deeply unsettling! lol "I can't quite put my finger on it.. something weird about it.."😅

[@whosurgma2809]

Are you speaking from experience..?

[@anthonyasmussen8732]

​@whosurgma2809 only a trump nut job would do something like this

[@alw8355]

​@@anthonyasmussen8732always that one who has to drag politics into everything... rent free huh

[@plantlady1557]

She talks about how much she loved her children…people who love their children don’t do drugs, don’t murder someone and confide it to a 14 year old child. And she wouldn’t make them live in total filth. That house was disgusting!!!🤮

[@AdaVox]

She was on antipsychotics, so she was very clearly not mentally stable. That doesn’t mean she didn’t love her children.

[@nightsoul395]

@plantlady1557 you clearly never watch anime or met a person who was a sadist! Love come in many form, my ideal version of love is stalking, and being possessive!

[@kennydiedagain8275]

@@nightsoul395umm… seek therapy? this is a joke, right?

[@jedcollings3624]

​@@nightsoul395:/

[@mandypdx]

I quit drinking when i adopted a dog!!

[@Travisrogers87]

Can somebody explain why memory qualifiers like “not that I’m aware of” are considered a sign of deception? I use them ALL the time because I value clear communication and don’t want to answer something definitively when I simply don’t know.

[@amysuemoe4715]

They’ve said repeatedly they make small talk at the beginning of the interrogation to check if a person has memory qualifiers in their normal speech patterns. This is why the small talk is so important. It’s also not always a sign of deception regardless, but sometimes ppl say them so they can change their answer later bc the answer they give is not concrete. Wiggle room. This is also why they look for clusters of deceptive behaviors.

[@AshleighHoward-xp5uq]

It may be easy to forget day to day details but you’re more likely to remember the details of a murder you committed.

[@TheBaumcm]

Often there is baseline first, to see how they respond when being truthful and how they respond when telling an untruth. Not that I’m aware of, instead of a simple no, or I don’t know might be considered a red flag, since in stressful situations, people tend to streamline speech. It all can be easily misinterpreted though. There was the case of a young woman, abducted and SA’d, who has escaped and made it to a station. She was so coherent and collected, they thought she was pranking them at first. They didn’t know that she had lived a rough life that had prepared her to dissociate enough from the feelings to address the issue.

[@user-ps2ur3bo1o]

she knows lots more than she is saying boys

[@JemmaRustles]

How are you raising your kids to be happy/healthy/productive members of society, when you're dragging them into Walmarts at 3 in the friggin morning, buying your murder kit? If her kids become ANYTHING positive, it will definitely be IN SPITE OF her, NOT because of her parenting.

[@stacygoode5852]

I totally agree with you-every word. I assume she dragged the kids to Walmart with her in fear that they may discover the body in the garage while she was gone. The whole line of events is like something out of a horror movie!

[@drewbola]

I know my opinion doesn't matter much, but I think the male investigator did a great job here. He kept redirecting her concerns of 'ha-nging herself' to the idea that she is just recounting truth. It must have made her feel comfortable thinking that he believes her story (56:30). Also, stacking questions might not be a bad tactic. He introduced her children in one line of questioning that may have been too much for her, but by stacking the questions it allowed her not to answer it. Then later when he asked about the children again he didn't stack the question. But the introduction of the topic was no longer as shocking as it had been brought up before (57:03).

[@Where-is-Jessica-Hyde]

👍💪

[@aconnors8]

Thank you so much for sharing this incredibly intelligent observation. Seriously, 99% of the time I come to the comments to find someone's genuine and reflective thoughts on the material. Too many times have I come to the comments only to find people making petty, demeaning, and dismissive remarks and starting arguments over the most meaningless points. Anyway, I completely agree with how effective the male detective's tactic was. By introducing the topic of the kids in a stacked question it cushioned the landing for when he asked her directly. Great point Drew! I really hope more people like you keep commenting on videos and those who start the 'boys rule girls drool' stuff learn to let all that go RIP in kindergarten where it belongs. 👍

[@ancastanciu1189]

Yes,this investigator, is the best,he knows how to approach her,My respect for him.Good Job.

[@delladylan8301]

He made it feel like it was a “judgement free zone” and they were just clearing their minds. Unburdening themselves. Like when he was having her reenact the fight in the car and told her to put her foot up on his shoulder and then encouraged her when she put her shoe up there like “yes girl! There you go! Now keep talking…” and she seemed to really enjoy that approval he gave her. Daddy issues lol. Just kidding about that last part. Well, maybe…she did talk a lot about her dad and when Jimmy asked for money from her dad, she lost is apparently

[@TheBaumcm]

In regards to the stacking, I was thinking this myself, that he could give her brain a question to think about, and then bring it up later.

[@rook_y]

i cant stop thinking about how those kids lived in that? i feel so bad for them, living in that only to find out their moms a murderer

[@judithcampbell1705]

Thanks EWU for this ❤.

[@Shmityorshen]

Your anti-piracy measures are creative and effective! Smart play with the moving logo over the important parts of the content. I can't believe its necessary to stop others from just flat out stealing the value in your work.

[@Marsand100]

I was wondering what that was

[@SunnyDz26]

I came here from tik tok where an account literally posted 90 second clips of an entire EWU episode

[@lsealey20]

@@SunnyDz26,yep. And me watching the blurred out logo moving around the screen. I tell folks to come here to watch.

[@chelseataylor5244]

Her website is a trip. She’s got a bizarre smear campaign/conspiracy about pretty much everyone involved, but especially her sister for some reason. She appealed last year and her conviction and sentence were affirmed. What a mess of a person. RIP to the victim and peace to all the other people grossly affected by her disgusting actions.

[@c.f.6048]

Yeah, she's disgusting. So blatantly trying to make up excuses and lies to excuse her behavior.

[@meredithheath5272]

More like a mutant psychopath

[@KitKatSukiKat]

Sooo happy I found this channel 🥰❤️🇨🇦

[@ilivory974]

Good lord, the first interrogation is absolutely everywhere. It feels more like a parent confronting their child in some points!

[@daheadsmiter2052]

The moral of the story is. Don't talk to cops without a lawyer, and don't murder people.

[@xSCHEF]

Like for real even that first dummy could have gotten this bitch behind bars. They just keep on talking. Start off with saying Lawyer, or if you can’t think of that yourself: I don’t know I feel sick can we do this tomorrow. These people aren’t the brightest out there huh.

[@HingleMacCringleberry]

I learned not to have holiday dinners at crazy people's homes bc you never know what they might be cooking up.

[@stephanie6851]

@@HingleMacCringleberry 💀

[@dude3277]

@@HingleMacCringleberrythis is true.

[@marybarry2230]

I would put the “don’t murder people“ before don’t talk to the cops without a lawyer. Just saying!😊