Doctor Beaten to Death with Hammer by Hitman Hired by Husband (Killer Cases)

[@beamarlo3962]

Love the judge's last line "I judge people's actions, not their souls, and if I'm wrong then may God have mercy on both of us". So powerful, it says a lot about his good judgement.

[@russpost2557]

This judge was remarkable, I went and watched several days of this hearing . I was interviewed by the dude from date line .

[@TheSuperbadkneegrow]

@@russpost2557 you 😊😅😅😅😅😊😊😊😅😊

[@jenniferharris1606]

@@TheSuperbadkneegrow 😊😅😂😊😅😅😅

[@alfonsgrizzly5558]

Why this criminal called police? He was also there.

[@staceyg861]

@@russpost2557 really, I didn't see you on there lol

[@KCsFunHouse]

The way he asked how she died in the beginning, if she was tortured, it sent chills down my spine. It was so cold and callus.

[@Erika-qp4qq]

yes that was so creepy..

[@itsinesantonio]

Yes

[@lionedheart]

Women keep choosing Chads and Sociopathic behaviors. Interesting how normal men get called creeps but the ones who dont get to have a marriage with a Doctor. it keeps getting women killed. Such a tragedy

[@AlaFrigginBama]

@@lionedheartmkay, dude. Anyone that talks about women choosing “chads” TOTALLY sounds like a better, more reasonable, catch. Bc that’s totally how sane men talk. What are you, 12?? Perhaps if you worked on your own self worth instead of being jealous of all the “chads” out there, you might actually end up in a worthwhile relationship??? Just a helpful little bit of advice.

[@lionedheart]

@@AlaFrigginBama You made way too many assumptions. How about dont get killed off and cheated on by chad and tyrone

[@JonBlackstone]

This defense attorney’s “theory” that Curtis suddenly “has had enough”, was jealous of Mark and sexually attracted to Mark is the worst defense idea I’ve ever heard. He’s trying to convince us that after decades of friendship that Curtis suddenly snaps right at the moment he’s marrying a girl he obviously loves. Seeing him trying to convince the interviewer that he actually believes that theory is embarrassing.

[@ledoudoucherie]

@@JonBlackstone I agree if anyone is in lover with mark it’s him bcs he was talking about how he “grew to love him” which is a wild statement, the defense attorney in this case was actually infuriating 😕

[@WillFourTwenty]

“ I judge people’s actions not people’s souls “ we need more judges like that

[@plainwhitepaper3898]

@Frank Skoda-Simmons You don't have a soul?

[@baronmeduse]

@@plainwhitepaper3898 It's a belief concept, not a thing.

[@itreal379]

@@baronmeduse how you know it’s not a thing, Egyptians believed it was real and they proved to be just as smart or even more, you barely know anything about life except are human era version

[@baronmeduse]

@@itreal379 Right... They also wrapped people in bandages and thought the body 'passed to the other side' and also physical objects like food. Yes, even knowledgable societies go to pieces over supernatural beliefs.

[@kimalison]

Rightful judge

[@reesemorgan2259]

Imagine the pain of being beaten to death? He must have hated her. Very sick. There are less sadistic ways of ending somebody's life.

[@alfonsgrizzly5558]

Knife... are also terriffic.... thoe I cant imagine the horror hearing your skull break, and gun was not an option, mayby strangulation... but then she would scratch him... and police would get his DNA.

[@MsLilacLover1]

I'm confused how the friend could do this, he obviously (Or not) was her friend too, knew the girls. What sick minded friends

[@rachelgarcia4301]

What was the motive? Another woman? Her money? Did they say?

[@saomychau7010]

@@rachelgarcia4301 Well, Mark S. got about six life insurance policies on his wife, so money is just one of those, if there are other motives.

[@saomychau7010]

@@MsLilacLover1I think he (Mark S.) might have a preconceived notion of how he can "achieve" his goals in life since the formative years of adolescent and now he thought he has been 'self-actualized' and got a lot of money (close to $5 million, USD) for killing his wife, as he believed she was worth more dead than alive (and just within the short time span.)

[@simpliceouamba-nkounkou7334]

Killing a person that was sharing everything with you in that manner, is pure evil. Much respect to the judge. people like him don’t deserve to be in this world. My condolences to the poor children 😢

[@mrperfect5985]

is it evil if they didnt share anything with you? Just asking for clarification

[@karenhamilton3700]

😊

[@mraims2plez]

Was the only evidence the testimony of the man who murdered her? He might have conspired to kill her but they didn't prove it. Also how can the people committed the act be guilty of second degree murder while the "idea" man is guilty of 1st degree murder and then get the shot.

[@xVex_Wyvernx9]

@@mraims2plez the guy who killed her took a plea deal, he promised them evidence and a confession as long as they charged him with second degree murder.

[@faithjemo2416]

Infact she was the breadwinner 😭

[@sweeteverglades8381]

Can u imagine the agony she went through it’s awful and horrifying that animals like this exist

[@getreadyyou]

That’s an insult to animals, animals don’t do this sort of crap!

[@rjunxi]

@@getreadyyou Of course they do.

[@crossfire081771]

A small important point--why would a person marry such a person-especially victimized person stating that devoted knowledge that the eventual offending person's deeply love for the victimized person--no matter situations that occur in future?

[@getreadyyou]

@@rjunxi no they don’t. Animals kill to survive, not out of greed, lust or anything else. Some humans are monsters, not animals.

[@J155P]

​@@getreadyyou just do a search of animals that kill for sport.

[@amelia_k1082]

This story was a disgrace in the end, knowing it was her husband the whole time who planned this, never once considering the children he had created with his wife. Those poor girls now have to grow up without both parents.

[@garycastronova7939]

Maybe it's better both parents don't seem good. Hopefully they'll be alright but life is full of messed up people. It's tragic.

[@justsaying1818]

@@garycastronova7939 What do you mean that "both parents don't seem good"? That doesn't make sense. Everyone said how wonderful the mother was to her family and patients.

[@rickgarza4167]

@@garycastronova7939 I think you missed something there. One parent was a selfish, uncaring, hateful parent: Mark Sievers. The mother was a loving, caring, hands-on, fantastic mother.

[@ArriBurr]

@@Bodaduchee wtf

[@carlinbrumback8931]

Husband deserved an Academy Award for that performance.

[@bpekhoul]

This Mark Sievers could've won the academy award on acting. He is such a cruel person who never hesitated to kill his own wife. He is the devil in disguise.

[@SergeantExtreme]

Yeah, the way he acted during the interrogation would have fooled even me. He could have pursued an acting career instead of killing his wife.

[@Oooo-bi7bi]

Thank's for the early review. I'm a few minutes in feeling sorry for the guy. It reminded me of how I felt when the mother of my son left me. How anyone can do this to anyone but someone that mothered their children and they loved.

[@alfonsgrizzly5558]

He is narcistic.... egoist.... who have no empathy for other people , but when he heard judgment then he cried... he felll sorry for him self. He think that he deservs better, he is smart and manipulativ and he orkestreted a perfect murder.

[@jcarsony]

nah that was terrible. the sad thing is he probably rehearsed that many times too. rofl

[@dakotyascott7996]

@@jcarsony yeah, I did it think his acting was believable at all.

[@soulstorm8806]

She was my doctor for a couple years. Really extremely nice and caring. I was only 18 or 19 at the time. She would always answer her phone. I couldn’t believe it when we got the news. I only met her husband once. Didn’t know him really. She was so small. Like four eleven or something. This made me really sad. She was so kind to me and understanding. Excellent doctor. An absolute tragedy. She is terribly missed. Apparently her husband was into swinging etc. before he decided to plan her murder. Not healthy for many people. To murder her because he feels inadequate? Madness. She will be dearly missed. Their personal life is none of our business. And I can tell you that she was a delightful soul and extremely kind. She would pray with me. She was amazing! I miss her dearly and she was merely my doctor but also my friend and counselor. How terrible must this then be for the family who knew her far better than I??? We will never forget you Dr. Teresa. You are missed.

[@heartofbrowardcounty142]

Yikes

[@skygazer6898]

A lovely tribute

[@Bradygoat6390]

She is with Lord Jesus Christ now and may Yeshua help everyone who knew this angel grive and heal over this tragedy. This woman spoke truth and knowing that she is a sister in Christ and I know exactly in CT where they are talking about which is wild . May Father Yaweh , Lord Yeshua, and The Holy Spirit be with with you all. I pray this message may bless in you in Jesus name, Amen 🙏

[@maryreynolds5310]

She seemed like an amazing woman. I could tell She definitely believes in a soul searching kind of healing, and using our own bodies to care for what the good lord gave us. I would like someone like that. I’m sorry you lost a good Dr! I hope you have found another Dr to help you as I can betcha she would have wanted this for you. Best wishes, and so sorry for your loss!

[@cocksure8430]

@@heartofbrowardcounty142 I cant quite read the prescription she gave me, I will ask the pharmacist what P....R....A.....Y....E....R stands for??🤣😂🤣

[@nickpn23]

I got confused by how everyone looked the same, the accused, the killer himself and even the defence attorney. lol

[@ACEKYNG_]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 like are these triplets?

[@deborahroberts2777]

It looks like a family affair...lol 👪

[@deborahroberts2777]

The three stooges 😃😊🙂😀😄😁

[@HistoryKhethiwe]

That is why they are all killers also behind bars gated community for life

[@nickpn23]

@@HistoryKhethiwe Lol. I reckon you're right.

[@deborahfrancois714]

He must have really hated this woman to have someone murder her with a hammer, that was real torture.

[@itsinesantonio]

Yes he hated her so much He also wanted her torched to death so she could die in so much pain

[@bannedone3ice138]

Thank God for those who provide tips. They’re a blessing.

[@donski7999]

They are snitches

[@bigjohn742]

was not it girl friend of young man vel Hammer ?

[@CHELSEABuckhannon]

AMEN ❤❤❤❤

[@zunedog31]

Thank courageous humans, not the sky fairy.

[@magnustorque5528]

Mark Sievers sunk himself with that initial pathetic "over acting" job in the first interview with the investigators. That had to be an undeniable huge red flag that went up. From that point forward they knew he was involved but now had to figure out how he did it.

[@magnustorque5528]

@@Tyronebabydaddy That's a very astute observation. Not only was that attorney out of his realm of experience (possibly grounds for an appeal), but his likability factor was extremely low. Oscar The Grouch would have been abetter choice.

[@asherrogers2687]

@Sound Money Too funny. I think only a few people speak of "flicking the bean". LOL Actually I used to say "spin the bean".

[@nickpn23]

@@asherrogers2687 Go on, what does it mean? I may use it myself if it fits my needs.

[@codybarry8204]

@@nickpn23 unless your penis is the size of a button, I wouldn't worry about it!

[@kimberlyearly7704]

It was interesting how he asked was she tortured. Most people would just ask what happened how she died. He ask was she tortured to see if the hitman did the job he asked him to do.

[@marimullan4012]

Thank you to that brave young lady for coming forward & doing the right thing.

[@Chrisyt272]

If I remember correctly, his mother had been in charge of feeding the dogs, and had a lot of guilt about the trouble she had resetting the alarm. She even called him, and he told her not to worry about it. She thought it was her fault. He allowed her to carry around that guilt, knowing full well he was responsible. I hate this guy so much.

[@timgreen2426]

He set up his own mother

[@jonyvisa7031]

I recall something similar also

[@Chrisyt272]

@Drama Llama Thank you. I thought I was imagining the whole thing, lol.

[@cellettegipson6042]

You hate him???

[@Chrisyt272]

@@cellettegipson6042 I mean, I don't know him personally; but yes, I hate him. I know hate is a strong word, but I hate people who choose murder, over a divorce. He knew exactly what she was walking into, he could have stopped this at any time. She knew who was murdering her, and I'd wager a bet, that in her final moments, she knew he set her up.

[@kingcoreyair]

"I judge people's actions not their souls" - Judge Bruce Kyle. That's powerful

[@imranynwa506]

That word got me chills

[@farqusada6939]

Thats a fact tho the real and only judgement is GODS righteous judgement

[@dikhurtz2406]

Yeah, Judge Kyle has been continually reversed by appeals court and even the Florida Supreme Court. One case the appeals court sent back they specifically ordered that Kyle could not preside over it any longer. Ouch! Terrible judge.

[@theworldrealm72]

@@farqusada6939 Indeed. We are all going to be judged for the lives we lived and anyone that chose to not accept and believe in the Lord as the Saviour will end up where we all deserve to end up. We have all lied to a degree or taken something not ours, and that's all it takes. God is holy and He is a righteous God. And to top it off, we are at the end of human history as we know it. The upcoming years will be horrible. Seek the Lord while there still is time. God is good and He has opened a path back home to Him, but it takes faith and we are told to endure until the end. Maranatha.

[@farqusada6939]

@@theworldrealm72 ❤🇳🇿exactly and i myself personally have done alot worse than lie steal adulterous and violent thoughts so im not victim no matter what because i crossed the threshold so even if i completely change my life it dosent change my past... again nobody above 18 is innocent...no man is good not one

[@chideraarueze]

He had the guts to ask for his life to be spared but he didn't give his wife such opportunity. Evil being!

[@pale_saint]

”I feel I could’ve stopped this from happening” Exactly. You truly could’ve.

[@Earthgal1964]

So sad when the person you trust the most turns out to be your demise!!

[@Sarah-gl8ki]

@SpaceAce100 One can only be betrayed by someone they trusted.

[@Chelsea-lp1gc]

@@Sarah-gl8ki exactly, lol

[@pale_saint]

@@mizzo8341 well you know, that’s a ridiculous angle

[@timkrouse345]

you have SERIOUS hair

[@pronounsuswe5698]

No kidding, it's just like that other scumbag in Colorado who murdered his wife bc the grass looked greener with a side chick with no kids so he killed his 2 daughters both under 3 years old and his wife and then went to work like Nothing. Smmfh

[@jd35711]

the only case in history where the defendant looked exactly like the hitman he hired when he was arrested and exactly like his defense attorney during the trial i was expecting him to arrive for sentencing looking exactly like the judge

[@ericaameh4483]

😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@amrita3000]

@29:53 This particular episode has way too many similar looking men. Hitman, husband, detective all are bald men looking eerily similar or almost alike! lol

[@bichitenshi6696]

I would imagine that it would be very easy to confuse to two if they were caught on security cameras lol. Be like, “yep, that’s him.” And then the other is like, “well actually…”

[@jd35711]

@@bichitenshi6696 prosecutor: do you see the man who pulled the trigger sitting in the courtroom? witness: yes, he's sitting right there >points< judge: let the record show that the witness has identified defense counsel - case dismissed!

[@amrita3000]

@@jd35711 lol

[@jezruby2]

This case was very emotional. It’s scary to know that there are people who can hide their demon very well.

[@donski7999]

Yes there’s a lot trust me

[@martyn975]

Gets even scarier when you realize 600,000 people go missing annually in the US. The percentage that were murdered by a partner or family member has got to be pretty high

[@bamdingayan3906]

@@martyn975 💔💔😭😭

[@maxidal6927]

Majority of those crimes were true God believers. God made them Monster. Their is no such things like forgiveness. You pay for your crime. Period

[@anitahiawatha6060]

U are wrong. They do not hide their evilness. Ppl are blind to see.

[@katiestmarie1306]

Oh my heart just breaks for Teresa’s mom. What a touching sentiment. I lost my only daughter and have had those thoughts too😢

[@BSaadeh95]

Rodgers girlfriend was really a key in solving this case. Big shout out for her for helping and revealing the truth.

[@TopZBtv]

She helped.

[@subst4nce973]

In some parts of her interview she seemed so blaise, like they were questioning her about a stolen car or something and I'm pretty sure she didn't fess up straight away and only after they applied pressure and she needed to protect herself.....so I don't think she deserves any credit for looking after her own hide.

[@itsjenga]

We grew up in the same neighborhood and I couldn't believe when I saw her face pop up in the news. Teresa was such a good person. This was just tragic.

[@sherryhansen5228]

The OFFICE NURSE called Mark to say Teresa was late coming in, so she asked MARK, do you want me to go over to your house---his answer was FLATOUT NO and hung up....He then proceeds to call DR PRETITUS and the DR goes over to make the discovery....Bottom line--MARK ALREADY KNEW TERESA was DEAD, wanted the DR to discover and NOT the office nurse.

[@hellaSwankkyToo]

@@sherryhansen5228 ….did you mean to reply to OP?

[@DroneStrike1776]

She didn't seem like that nice of a person.

[@gardensofthegods]

Jennie , do you think her husband is a good actor or do you think there's a possibility he might actually be innocent ... ? I'm just wondering what you think

[@gardensofthegods]

@@sherryhansen5228 Sherry , thank you for explaining that as I just don't have the time or energy to delve into this case more to see if he's just a good actor or could possibly be innocent but thank you for explaining that and it definitely makes him look guilty .

[@loisdgilbert8639]

Once again children are left without parents because of selfishness or greed. The Daughter who wrote the letter shows a lot of maturity, and it was very emotional hearing it being read. Doesn't anyone get divorced any more?😖

[@danielleoldfield5952]

After how many shows I've seen that follow a similar story many times, you would think they would learn that they will get caught in the end as well. And its always the kids that pay the biggest price, its so sad.

[@breathless8075]

@@danielleoldfield5952 narcissists don't think like normal people. They're so arrogant they think they absolutely deserve to have whatever they desire. Everything he had, still wasn't enough. Stay at home Dad, in a beautiful home in Florida, with a beautiful wife who was the breadwinner. Beautiful Daughters that are forever changed. No winners, none at all 🤬🤬🤬🤬😢😢😢😢😢😢🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@uolocur9356]

Yep. About 50 percent

[@breathless8075]

@@uolocur9356 love the name 🤣😉👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@uolocur9356]

@@breathless8075 thanks. It's just a copy paste from a text inverter

[@KaseyNlopez]

For someone who lives in Bonita Springs and still passes her street on my way to work/store all the time...I always get chills because I live about a 3 minute drive from the house where it all happend. I feel so sad for her daughters😔 I always have her on my mind every single time I pass the street.

[@armorkinggaming1933]

So where are those girls now??? Are they doing fine?

[@DexterHaven]

Yeah, I heard the local Wal-Mart doesn't sell hammers anymore in honor of her. It might just be a rumor, though.

[@davidmorris8509]

@@DexterHaven went to their web site and yes they sell all kinds including a pink ladies hammer.

[@DexterHaven]

@@davidmorris8509 But the Wal-Mart website is not store-specific, so you must visit the store and see to be sure or call.

[@KaseyNlopez]

@Dexter Haven there are two walmarts in about the same distances in either direction, one in Naples and one is Estero, I shop at both depending on where I'll be that day and I've always seen hammers at both so maybe they did it for a short time.

[@danielleschiazza6172]

His horrible act during interrogation was a red flag but the smiling and smirking in court when the man that u grew up with who killed your wife in cold blood comes in was a dead give away for me! No grieving husband would do that! He would be furious, enraged and hysterical all at once! Not only did this man kill your wife and mother of your children but he is your childhood best friend!! The heartbreak and betrayal would take over. He sealed his own fate.

[@BB571009]

I have high respect for this judge. I wish there are more judge like him.

[@sherryhansen5228]

That is why his title is THE HONORABLE JUDGE KYLE .....HE ALSO MAJORED IN TAX LAW.

[@iwillbuildmychurchwithsue8975]

Amen he did what was right!!!!

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Keep looking. You'll be there quite awhile.

[@trekkiejunk]

How do you now there are not more judges like him? Maybe there are a lot more. You knew nothing of this judge other than one thing he said, and you are judging his entire career as a judge, and also declaring that there aren't many like him. --- Man, the arrogance of people in KZbin comments never ceases to amaze me.

[@Frieddog717]

@@trekkiejunkyour mom touching on me 😈🧨

[@ChannelJtotheD]

How can any person do such a horrible murder to an innocent woman (mother) who is unaware and get away with it, is beyond my comprehension. The children now left to live with this for the rest of their lives making them orphans. An unnecessary brutal act. May she RIP.

[@saomychau7010]

Great comment! Any you are asking a 'classic question' as any sane person would ask, and that is expected, so we have no word in our vocabularies to be used for this particular case and in particular manner, and unlike the soldiers fighting against the 'enemies', this former spouse or lover recently turned into an enemy and had 'eliminated' his one-time loyal friend as as a lover, and thus betraying all love and trust on every level, so that is not different from the sick and ruthless animal that had killed Teresa S. And the police investigation had yielded or found out the M.O.M. (i.e., Motive, Oportunity, and Means) on this murder case. ---_ --_---

[@amandaamanda5398]

People are known to do that for thousands of years. War is human's homicidal tendency on a macro level. How is Russia's invading Ukraine different from a man killing his wife to stop her from leaving?

[@saomychau7010]

@@amandaamanda5398 That is an interesting comparison and contrast on the objective of killing; a man murdered his wife, and when looking at another level, there could be a state or a nation is waging war on another state or nation. But, of course, they have different objective(s). At the state's or nation's objectives are often blurred by political 'games' and very difficult to gauge or measure or even analyzed. You're basically had 'mixed' the category of fruits like mixing apples with oranges, just to check on the balancing of views and not that people who do not have enough an analytical power like you do.

[@amandaamanda5398]

@@saomychau7010 You are right they are not in the same categories. I just feel the underlying human desires beneath both are the same: the desire to control (and "own"), self-interest, the willingness to destroy the other party when losing control, and the tendency to resort to violence to solve a conflict or gain self-interest... A group of people or a nation's interest is just a different form of self-interest (and is often glorified).

[@Smorss2011]

A woman doesn't have to be a mother to have worth.

[@laraoneal7284]

Amazing how the husband and hired killer look identical!! Unreal. The attorney looks like Seivers also. How weird.

[@carolroberts8930]

Agreed. It is uncanny.

[@LanieBee724]

Maybe the lawyer was " in love" with Mark too!

[@NaughtyAutie]

And Theresa thought it was her husband murdering her..... after the first hit she turned around and asked him "Why?"

[@LanieBee724]

@@Kahn101 oh wow..that's crazy!

[@BB-dk3fd]

Yeah, it's wired indeed!

[@Ladybug211211]

The two guilty men AND the defense lawyer look alike!

[@linny3260]

Absolutely!

[@bigjohn742]

they all sick .

[@bullionmaster]

This is beyond vile, beyond henious, beyond humanity! Absolutely sick! This is demonic!

[@itsinesantonio]

Yeah this is a demom

[@laraoneal7284]

The husband is utterly disgusting.

[@abelis644]

Isn't he though! 🤮 Have you seen his interrogations? What a clown he is.

[@pale_saint]

Betas are

[@holiewood]

He knows he was caught he prob will drop the soap

[@artdonovandesign]

Seiver's phoney, over-the-top acting during interview was hard to watch.

[@treciaparks5305]

We need that in Jamaica

[@suntiki33]

The psychological blinders that family members of criminals have on is frightening.

[@highlyfavoured6789]

It’s astounding 😢😢

[@WatchTashi]

What blinders did this family have on? Do you know them? You'd have to be a close, personal friend to know this about their family.

[@Chris-b4w8t]

this family didn't have any blinders on though

[@lollipop6311]

beautiful wife,beautiful kids, beautiful home, he deserved none of that

[@itsinesantonio]

Indeed

[@lollipop6311]

@strong woman meaning he had more than he deserved in life,beautiful wife,kids,and home and none of it meant anything to him

[@jamesmcdevitt5327]

Lost it all in the end

[@rhuttrho88]

@@lollipop6311 Who says?

[@lollipop6311]

@@rhuttrho88 A lot of people,He had his wife killed,Did he deserve having her? Did she deserve to die? Answer is NO to both questions.

[@LanieBee724]

Lmao..that lawyer doesn't even believe his own crap .when he said "if Curtis can't have Mark than nobody can" he smiled! Because he knew he was full of 💩💩

[@KissMyFatAxe]

It's his job to defend him. Calm down.

[@hellaSwankkyToo]

@@KissMyFatAxe i’ve seen you reply w| this same line to anyone mentions the lawyer even slightly unfavorably. LOL you his paralegal or are you the -scummy- …. -amoral- attorney himself? how bout you let people express their opinions w|o chiming in to defend him like your job depends on it; maybe go lay down while you calm yourself, you seem quite…..emotional.

[@fifi8690]

@@KissMyFatAxe who crapped in your corn flakes

[@waynebartley2404]

But it’s kinda true.. think about it, why did he kill her in such a gruesome angry and slow way? Why not just shoot her? What made the hitman dislike her so much he killed her the slowest way possible

[@GA-fz2wt]

Also the detective asks about it in the first interviews, about Wright & mark being a thing, so there was something they knew..

[@rhyfelwrDuw]

I feel for the children, having to grow up with all that happened. Hope they are living good lives, and they grow up to be loving women despite this horrific tragedy!

[@opo3628]

It's chilling to think that this case may very well have gone unsolved if one of the hitmen hadn't felt the need to involve his girlfriend (who didn't seem to actually like him LOL).

[@arthurwatt5162]

I don’t know how a person could take another life but to do it this brutally is incomprehensible.

[@elitamalita8123]

Oh really? I have a question... Do you eat meat?

[@deborahroberts2777]

And in cold blood..my goodness..when I squash a roach it hurts me much less

[@paulclancy2404]

Humans and woman being attracted to narcissist always boggles my mind . He could marry the same type ladie tomorrow.

[@cy4330]

Tell me what you would do if your wife took custody of all your children and cut you off their lives? Get off your high horse. You don't know what you would have done if you were pushed that far

[@joey8701]

And dairy

[@shanahaim5935]

Then he hired a lawyer that also looks exactly like him .. this guy is insane

[@bigjohn742]

that are all sick psychopaths lawyer too.

[@corythenbalover2k2ndchanne58]

Mark deserves an award for pretending to be a grieving husband. He's literally the narcissistic devil himself.

[@Knapweed]

They talk about Sieverts's tears but I never saw one tear, just theatrical attempts at screwing his face up. The look of surprise on his face when the judge confirmed the death penalty betrays his belief he had conned the court until that moment. My heart goes out to the kids but the verdict spared them years and years of him protesting his innocence and a host of other mind games.

[@hellaSwankkyToo]

did it tho? spare them yrs of protesting his innocence + other mind games? totally agree about the tears. LOL i literally said, “what tears?!,” when the woman said he could bring on tears on command or something like that.

[@Knapweed]

@@hellaSwankkyToo Well yeh, death is pretty effective at ending protestations and mind games.

[@antiquemacabre]

I watched this trial, and watching Attorney Hunter work was a pleasure. One of the best prosecutors I've seen in action.

[@b.d.89]

Who is the judge?

[@PeterMJ100]

Yes, attorney hunter is one of the best.

[@jd35711]

you never know what goes on behind closed doors, and i'm sure people occasionally murder their spouses for reasons many of us might find not entirely unreasonable but when you tell the hitman that also murdering a completely innocent random stranger would be a bonus, there's no doubt that you're a monster

[@sirensignalmedia]

Its true what you said behind doors.😭😭🤬🤬💔

[@barbararoca27]

He looks like a monster anyways! An excuse for a human being

[@TruthHurtsSoGetAHelmet]

Man this guy’s police interview was just pathetic and infuriating.

[@raphk9599]

That's right, he gives off worm vibes.

[@TruthHurtsSoGetAHelmet]

@@raphk9599 He really thought he was believable and I swear his “crying” sounded like laughter as in he couldn’t believe his buddy had pulled it off but he was sure giddy he did. Then mentioning putting the paperwork in motion to receive her life insurance during the interrogation is ALWAYS a red flag!

[@pale_saint]

Well murder aside that bad acting was the worst

[@jimmy2thymes916]

I've watched a lot of police interviews (maybe too many LOL) and this guy was THE most obnoxious. As soon as they start talking to themselves while alone in the room (for the cameras)...you know they are guilty.

[@joanfrellburg4901]

His performance was just as criminal as his part in the murder.

[@SpeakerOfTruth444]

RIP Dr. Sievers. So sad.💔

[@BillieS-pu2cz]

I knew Mark. I knew Teresa. This video only scratches the surface. He was guilty without any doubt. May Teresa rest in peace.

[@crystalpalms2183]

One time for the judge. “ If I’m wrong, GOD have mercy on both of us.”

[@Sassyglbeauty]

Marks attorney is insane.

[@sherwood9917]

Agreed. Did Mark corroborate the tale (the Curtis was in love with Mark) the attorney was trying to spin?

[@LanieBee724]

The attorney smiled when he said it! He even knew it was ridiculous

[@kensmith2796]

Talk about selling your soul to the devil. Some people will do anything for fame and fortune and to see their name attached to a high profile case. I consider him as sick as his client.

[@Harizak]

@@kensmith2796 You... do know thats his job right? Everyone in our country has the right to a defense lawyer. You do understand how many people are falsely convicted right. Mob rule like you seem to wish for is why we have a court system to begin with. If the defense lawyer is not trying every angle then he is not doing his job. Just like of if the prosecutors are not trying to then they are failing. Of course they need to stay within the bounds of the law and not fabricate information. The idea is they both should be trying their hardest to assure their side wins. I just find it mildly funny you think its unacceptable for the defense to try and come up with other reasons for why the murderer might have killed. Because like the prosecutors said. Its all about having faith that a murderer was not lying.I mean every time a killer is found everyone is always like, "Oh they were so sweat, quite, and normal." how do you know the friend that killed his wife was not a crazy dude who got wronged ten years ago and been planning this for that long. There was a lady who baby sat some kids and thought one of them was pretty. Wanted to be like the kid and when the kid was like 16... 10 years later strangled them to become them and everyone was like, "She seemed normal." Point is there is nothing wrong with the defense using speculation if you are going to allow the prosecution to speculate and run a trial on that.

[@honestyisadyingvirtue]

@@Harizak thank you for this. It amazes me how small minded people can be. If they committed a crime or were falsely accused, I'm sure they would want their defense lawyer to try everything within their power to get them out if those charges. The amount of people I see put hate on lawyers all because they fail to appreciate that they have a job to do, is crazy. Not only do they have a job but if they fail to do it to the best of their ability, there is a chance a person who may deserve to be locked up could get another chance because of that failure.

[@vasily2022]

The statement from the judge at the end was powerful.

[@icequeen9417]

Makes me sick to my stomach to think people just think they can steal the life of another human being .

[@silentype3008]

Mark cries a lot but if you'll notice he never sheds a single tear.

[@fyrelemon]

Crocodile tears.

[@crochunter35]

You can't really tell, he's too far from the camera.

[@MerenJamirNaga]

Reminds me of Amber turt

[@chrimony]

@@crochunter35 Yeah you can. His eyes were dry as desert sand.

[@daphnepierre6246]

😂🤣💯

[@mariebrown4458]

He Might Didn't Commit The Act Of Killing Her But He Was The Wheels That Put Everything In Motion✨✨May God Bless His Children.🙏🏽✨

[@trishatate327]

Exactly he was the killer his friend was the weapon.

[@CancerArpegius]

Why did you find the need to capitalize every word? I'm not criticizing I'm genuinely interested.

[@trishatate327]

@@CancerArpegius It draws your attention. I will choose words in sentences to capitalize but the whole word will be. Which makes it difficult to miss.

[@jeremyclyde3006]

@@trishatate327 naah I just think he sucks at writing in English... I mean have you really read that sentence?

[@SausageSideways]

@@jeremyclyde3006 *she and she only had one word wrong.

[@CATMANDOOOOOO]

Using a hammer is brutal,so heartbreaking for the family an my heart goes out for them.

[@johnnykirk2099]

4

[@jhankri]

The little smirk on his face before he makes his statement says it all. And that swagger as he exits the courtroom. Cold blooded.

[@byhiscall2969]

I watched this case while it was being heard. Fascinating case. It sounds a little odd, but one of the things about that case that stood out the most, was how _absolutely phenomenal_ a prosecutor Hamid Hunter is. Seriously; that guy was totally enrapturing to watch. A _really_ good speaker/storyteller.

[@JOECorsoNova]

Sad all the way around, BUT, the defense attorney who said he never committed an act of violence and is the only man on death row in Florida who hasn’t committed an act of violence should be ashamed of himself. It’s semantics, he absolutely committed an act of violence, a jury of 12 found him guilty!

[@KissMyFatAxe]

It's his job to defend him calm down.

[@JOECorsoNova]

@@KissMyFatAxe I’m very calm, that does not mean he’s incorrect for saying what he did….. 😊

[@hellaSwankkyToo]

@@KissMyFatAxe a job he chose + wanted. says a lot about him. which is essentially what OP is saying.

[@stefanbouwer2223]

Jury's have been wrong plenty times mate

[@forwardsdrawkcab]

No he didn't. He hired the other dude to do that.

[@b.1162]

I cannot fathom being the daughter who pleaded on behalf of her father. If my dad did something like that to my mom, he'd already be as good as de*d to me. Rather no dad than a pathetic pos who won't even take responsibility for what he did.

[@margothatcher8178]

They are scared to be left with no mother and father this is why kids do this. There life style will change in a big way.

[@hellaSwankkyToo]

you can’t fathom cause you’ve never been in their shoes. which is understandable. although i can only imagine what she’s going through, i know her feelings are valid.

[@margothatcher8178]

@@hellaSwankkyTooit is about not going without lifestyle, I would never stay with a person who is evil, you never know what they will do to you, he had money problems and could get rid of the kids for insurance, had he not been caught.

[@texasgirl9405]

I couldn't believe that, either. WTH was that daughter thinking? The kid's mind is twisted too.

[@gillianmaclaughlan240]

I’ve no doubt his solicitor helped her write that letter.

[@Lokey_8664]

Someone give thus man an Oscar I knew he was guilty by the performance he gave in the interview room. But what happened to the other killer, Jimmy Roger's.

[@lizzieball1210]

He got 25 yrs to life. Both of the hitmen got about the same even though the other one is who helped the prosecution because he felt guilty.

[@tommyandrews4992]

Had two female relatives murdered by boyfriends just because they left the guy. One strangled day before my birthday back in 1986 and the other 1994 shot in back. Unbelievable this happened twice to our family

[@Ella.L.]

How tragic; so sorry for your loss ❤️

[@abelis644]

I'm so sorry. I wish you all the best.

[@bartholomewesperanza3442]

Badass

[@dukecity7688]

Our mother of seven was murdered in our kitchen when she rejected this man because he started to stalk her. She was embarrassed and did'nt want our relatives to think badly of her. We did'nt even use the word stalk then. 1976. After serving less than three years - he was released so he could "die with dignity" because he was big time decorated Marine Vietnam vet. He is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. Along with my mother he killed two others and shot my younger brother who never really recovered. I am very sorry for your loss. It's so awful.

[@debbinevius3454]

I am so very sorry for your loss.

[@juliem3987]

This was so heartbreaking.. we live in such a horrible, evil world.. it’s only getting worse.. so very sad 😢

[@rickybobby3960]

The world has always been wicked. Nothing has changed

[@kcrknp]

The world is actually getting better over time. Look up the data and Cheer up

[@scholaroftheworldalternatehist]

Don't worry, after we die it doesn't matter at all. This is why I don't give a f**k about global warming even if it was true

[@rickybobby3960]

@@scholaroftheworldalternatehist holy Christ on a bike, dude. Can you be anymore cringey? You're not deep or profound just because you just discovered nihilism

[@Oorlich95]

Hey, at least we don't have warring European tribes throwing the heads of entire neighboring villages in rivers for sacrifice to pagan gods. At least, I hope not.

[@thequake180]

They didn't even try to make it look like a robbery? If the killers didn't have any apparent motive then who did Sievers think the cops would have to turn their attention to as the main suspect? These three geniuses should have thought it through a little more before carrying out their brilliant plan.

[@skeptical_sorcerer]

The prosecutor said that the Sievers were having money problems and this was a motive for her murder......then we hear they had $50,000 in cash in their home safe? WTF I'd like to have those money problems.

[@bigjohn742]

mark was a looser no trade , he was stay home mom, she would divorce him and take children.

[@sharonadongo2573]

Money problems with money stashed in the house

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

@@sharonadongo2573 50 grand would barely support that big house and their life for very long.

[@missKushite]

When the judge said" I judge people's actions not people's souls and hopefully God will have mercy on the both of us" gave me the chills. That was truth!!

[@marimullan4012]

That he could so callously & coldly murder the mother of his children is the epitome of evil. Those daughters have to live with the loss of their mother & know it was their evil, heartless father who had her brutally murdered. She died in a very brutal & horrific way. May she RIP.

[@sweeteverglades8381]

Mark sievers lawyer made me laugh he doesn’t even believe himself 😂

[@louellarobertson8074]

Seem as though that attorney was bamboozled by Mark as well🙄

[@CHELSEABuckhannon]

Exactly

[@randallsmerna384]

I couldn't imagine finding a friend in that condition. It's got to change you.

[@yazzyb3293]

When people are in the questioning room on their own, they don't half put on a show 😂 they know their being recorded in there... Tactics to the fullest lol

[@YoMamaIsSweet]

I don’t want to be that person, but…. They don’t have to put on a show*** Thanks & Happy Holidays! 🎉

[@yazzyb3293]

@@YoMamaIsSweet Thank you, I'm sure il get a peaceful night sleep now 💯😂 & I ment to put "don't half put on a show" just need to change it to they not the 🤦🏽‍♀️ so Thanks for bringing that to my attention 🙂

[@amrita3000]

@29:53 This particular episode has way too many similar looking men. Hitman, husband, detective all are bald men looking eerily similar or almost alike! lol

[@yazzyb3293]

@@amrita3000 😂😂

[@orangepeel3465]

What on earth attracted this smart intelligent doctor to this man?

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Rich women get desperate because their equals don't want them.

[@trishatate327]

@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 hypogamous relationships are still far more synonmous with men being the ones marrying /dating down. Is desperation their motive as well?

[@latinaalma1947]

@@trishatate327 It easier for a man to marry an attractive woman with less intelligence and achievement than he has than a woman who is it all and its easier for a woman with achievement and intelligence to marry a man with intelligence and achievement. Some men still want to feel they are MORE than their their partner...more intelligent and higher earners...with that I do agree. It takes a special man to be confident enough to marry UP educationally, and a woman with higher earnings than him. I found a man like that, he was as intelligent as I. Like most women my intelligence was largely verbal, but theoretical too which is NOT as common for women as for men. My mates intelligence was more about physical things and spatial.ability whichos also most usual for men...mechanics ,,what makes things work, how to fix things, he began taking apart clocks, radios all manner of things as a kid like most men do when young. He also was better at basic science...biology,,chemistry, zoology than I. He mastered calculus while my specialty was statistics at the graduate level and post doctoral level esp as it applied to research...tests of significance etc. We both had respect for each others intelletual strengths. He sometimes made more than I and other times less...we made JOINT decisioms about all the imprortant things in life:retirement goals, where we would live, where we would spend vacations,,how we would spend our money. We always tried to play to each of our strengths...THAT carried us far in life. There were no power games or insecurities on either of our parts. I of course as a clinical psychologist know these ARE issues for others. We were just exceptionally well matched and very very lucky.

[@trishatate327]

@@latinaalma1947 I was responding to the comment of rich women being desperate. At the end of the day , desperation is not the reason someone who has elevated themselves educationally and financially would date/marry down, regardless of gender. If I'm being honest regarless of gender it rarely has to do with love either. Power dynamics, is usally what's at a play.

[@carrow1057]

Brillant, keep them coming, more material please. This was by far the most interesting case to date.

[@gaillessard2786]

These are real people's stories. It's not a made for TV drama. This woman was beaten to death. I hope nobody ever has to go through that again.

[@wakingupnow9324]

The devil places a thought and needs a willing body, but it is a choice to listen to him or not.

[@orangepeel3465]

Excellent police work and thank God for the lady who gave a confession to her boyfriend’s involvement in the murder. Thank God for the jurors and Judge! Justice was served!

[@warrthogg1758]

Justice is never served when someone is murdered. You get answers but you will never see your loved one again People who do this are mentally ill or worse, psychotic. We need to recognize these poor souls and get them treatment or confinement.

[@DexterHaven]

Yeah, her and the GPS and the credible testimony of that co-hitman sealed his fate. What a fraud till the end. Maybe he'll write a book "If I Did It" like OJ did.

[@kimfoster6755]

No it wasn't. The murderers are out in 25 and he's being put to death against his daughters wishes. The murderers should be put to death and he should get life for the planning. This is so backwards.

[@DexterHaven]

@@kimfoster6755 Sievers was the mastermind who drew them into it with promise of riches and exported their natural loyalty as friends, though. So the judge saw him as the real danger to society.

[@carolinaspringcookie1985]

@@kimfoster6755 I agree with you.

[@breathless8075]

I lived not far from there three years before this happened and this is the first time I heard about this horrific murder. Nothing surprises me anymore, but each time I hear these details of such crimes, I have to shake my head in disbelief 💯💯🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬😲😳😢😢 Those poor little girls, that's who will suffer the most 😢😢😢😢🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@LeafsAndCars]

Condolences to her family.

[@MelanieJenks]

That poor mom coming home and feeling safe just to get killed in her own home by her husbands friends 😔

[@abelis644]

Reminds me of Shannan Rzucek, murdered by her pos despicable garbage husband. Her friend Nickole drops her off at home and waits until she's inside and safe... She was safer outside!

[@teribrod4017]

A husband that was conveniently a thousand miles away the day she was murdered. That's so typical.

[@Chemical_Ali]

They look so alike, she probably thought it was her husband doing the deed.

[@magnustorque5528]

It really shakes your faith in human nature. How could these people be capable of that. We can almost accept that as possible and likely from someone like Jimmie Rodgers (the hammer), but her husband? and then his best friend? Well...people can pretend to be one thing and turn out to be quite another thing. Theresa Sievers had actually figured out that her husband was not who she first thought him to be. She no doubt came to that realization over time through multiple interactions that resulted in her identifying him as a liar and manipulative, etc. The real chameleon in all of this was Curtis Wright. He flew under everyone's radar, but was clearly a sociopath. Mark Sievers is also a sociopath. These people had (and continue to have) zero remorse for what they did to that totally innocent woman. You really don't know who people are sometimes. You have to be very careful in life.

[@anitayeboah4572]

Horrific

[@High-Alpha]

This dude was an absolutely sick/crazy sociopath. When he was in jail awaiting trial he would call his kids and talk to them like everything was normal and he wasn't in jail for their mothers murder.

[@HannahRoot55]

Gold

[@teribrod4017]

Yeah and I believe he was the one that encouraged his daughter to write the sympathy letter to the judge. The judge obviously caught on and proceeded to sentence him to death,

[@sherryhansen5228]

@Notatroll Geronimo RIGHT !! TWO DIFFERENT JURIES. No other explanation.

[@bigjohn742]

he is Painted Jew .

[@SDRockman]

@@bigjohn742 Both families are, along with the judge and police.

[@NOURINHO-rv5fk]

How on earth do you go someone you killed their funeral. That is beyond my belief.

[@laraoneal7284]

Shopping in the serial killer aisle at Walmart. 😂

[@paulsto6516]

It would be hysterical if they put all that stuff in the same aisle.

[@luisaviggiani8188]

Mark is an incredibly sick man, it was obvious to me from the get go that he is a manipulative person who used his best friend to kill his wife for the life insurance money as he couldn’t stand the fact that they were broke and that she was having an affair which may have ended with him loosing his meal ticket! Just cold and calculating murder and he almost got away with it!

[@teribrod4017]

From what I watched they never said she had an affair. I did see that they were having their differences within the marriage. Had they finally divorced he would be the one paying child support.

[@shirothehero0609]

@@teribrod4017 27:18 is where Curtis says he was told there was an affair.

[@teribrod4017]

@@shirothehero0609 Thanks for the timestamp. I missed that.

[@BigShrimpin416]

@@teribrod4017 she was the bread winner so he more than likely wouldn’t be paying child support. More than likely she would have been paying him spousal support if she was the bread winner.

[@jayo3074]

She's also wrong for cheating during the marriage.

[@cherrymetha3185]

What a fantastic judge ! And an amazing jury . Justice was served. Amen . 🙏

[@jamesy29]

He wasn't swayed by the pleas from the defendant family to spear his life and upheld the death penalty. This crime was well organized and executed, with a mountain of strong evidence, that he was the mastermind behind the murder of his wife, which warranted the death penalty. The true victims in all of this, are the innocent children who lose their mother at the hands of their own father due to his selfishness, and greediness for money. He should have thought about his kids first, before organizing a hit on his wife. I have no remorse for him, as he didn't show any remorse, throughout the interviews and trial for killing his wife.

[@trekkiejunk]

How do you know the judge is fantastic? All you heard is one little thing he said. And how do you know the jury is amazing? You know zero about them, other than they found him guilty.

[@JOHANNA-qd6iz]

It's unthinkable that you can give life to someone that is capable of doing something like this.

[@mabelkane8240]

It's downright scary, to be honest!

[@josh1158]

Life as in giving birth or the sentencing?

[@suzweinstein]

Put the defense attorney, the husband, and the killer in a lineup, and on my life I wouldn’t be able to tell who’s who.

[@autumnpastime]

You have to watch for the signs, don't ignore them. People who are not good will almost always tell on themselves if you just listen.

[@welcometolanaysworld5000]

Believe them the first time

[@Mr7352]

Sad when the only one who did not appreciate the value of your life was your spouse .

[@dialsoap7610]

In the wise words of Immortal Technique, "If the Devil wants to dance with you, you better say never, cause a dance with the Devil may last you forever."

[@jgiza8888]

The defense argument that "If I can't have you, no one can" doesn't work because Mark Sievers would have been murdered, not Teresa.

[@keepitsimple4629]

Defense lawyers are the scum of the earth. Mark's said "he's a nice person". Nice people don't hire a hitman to kill their spouse , the mother of their kids, and an additional stranger who might be present, but he considers collateral damage. That's not a good person!

[@monicadonnelly4991]

Scum of the earth? Pretty harsh

[@davidchico9574]

Depends. For instance, the Rittenhouse defense attorneys are considered heroes. The Ruby RIdge defense attorney (Gerry Spence) is considered a hero.

[@tatianaquiroz4615]

31:48 the tear are not real when Sievers was at the trial. Why would someone think that it is okay to kill someone that is the parent of their child? The judges statement at the end was awesome. The lady that was the prosecutor (Cynthia Ross) was right on the money when she said "Mark Sievers wasn't crying for his wife but for himself." Then deny at then end reading a letter like that. Heartless to say the least. Glad he was convicted.

[@kimberlyweaver1285]

I can’t help but wonder how you can be married to someone for over 10 years and you had no red flags your husband is capable of murdering you. Terrifying. I’m praying for the children.

[@pickledragonrebel]

What makes you think there weren't any?

[@seancourtney9021]

looks like they were divorcing, so some red flags but yes, nothing like him planning to murder her.

[@teribrod4017]

@@pickledragonrebel Exactly. I believe that she eventually started feeling some anxiety being that they disclosed there was trouble in the marriage. She probably began to see him for what he was and he felt threatened by that. Rather than divorce and pay child support in his sick mind he felt killing her would be to his advantage when it comes to his kids, the house and the money.

[@danielleschiazza6172]

I believe there were, there was supposedly some infidelity by one or both parties and they were headed for divorce, his lawyer worked for him on his custody case with his wife so they were clearly on the rocks. If it got to that point then I believe she definitely saw some red flags and that is part of why it was ending.

[@thebodykeepsthescore2828]

Praying won't do anything🤦‍♂️

[@mj3107]

His lawyer ''I start to like the guy, he's goofy''. Dude, you're a lawyer, and it's creepy to like a murderer. And the husband should've taken some acting classes that acting in the interrogation room was awful.🤣

[@overcominglifestrials5316]

I know lawyers get paid to defend, but MY GOODNESS! I wanted to be a lawyer, but knew I would make no money because I couldn’t take a case where the evidence clearly showed my client’s involvement and they’re trying to plead not guilty to something they’re guilty of. I couldn’t sleep at night knowing I’m helping murderers go free. This lady died for NOTHING. The crazy thing is her husband KNEW he had money in the home, but gave his friend $600 to make the trip to do his bidding. The fact that he didn’t tell him money was there so he could take it to even make it “appear” to be a robbery just speaks to his selfishness and wanting to do away with his wife like trash instead of just divorcing her. He took away his kid’s mother and now they’ll know he was responsible. Now he gets to go to jail. Hope it was worth it!!! His own lawyer said on this video that “he don’t believe Mark gave the go ahead!“. Why would he need to give the go ahead if the defense was that the friend killed the wife because the 2 friends were lovers. By him saying that THE LAWYER, to me indirectly admits, THERE WAS a plot to kill Mark’s wife. 🤔🤔🤔 The audacity of Mark to ask for his life to be spared to save his kids another lose when HE took there “mommy” away. Just him saying “mommy” did something to me. Too much audacity for me. Just because Mark wasn’t PHYSICALLY there doesn’t mean he DID NOT commit an act of violence. He was the orchestrator. He set in motion the events. His friend would have NEVER killed her UNTIL he asked AND THAT is a murderer. If we go by Mark’s lawyers logic then a lot of people in jail now for murder that hired hit men/ women to kill someone need to be freed because they didn’t do the murder themselves. Coward!!!

[@ruthanne85]

Yes! I caught that too! That defense was disgusting

[@honestyisadyingvirtue]

By him saying that he didn't believe Mark gave the go ahead, he was saying that he didn't believe the husband told the friend to kill her in the first place and his reasoning for the friend killing her was his feelings/obsession for Mark, not lovers. The lawyer did not indirectly admit anything. That makes no sense. And what evidence? They really only had circumstantial evidence and the word of a killer. I mean, I believe the husband did it but there really was no hard evidence. The lawyer is allowed to believe what he does. It just means he was duped by Mark as well.

[@Texasisred]

@@honestyisadyingvirtue burner phones

[@robw2486]

The down fall was the killer who barely got a mentioned 'blabbed' to his girlfriend, who then 'blabbed all' to the cops.

[@joanfrellburg4901]

Ya, I don't know who's sicker, Mark or his lawyer. I feel insulted by his con attempt.

[@celjac7486]

Correction: it wasn’t a neighbor he called. It was a doctor that she had known for a long time. Mark Sievers called him to drive over there.

[@trailrider7046]

Orchestrating it so an innocent person would go to the house and find the bloody body -- that's really low.

[@slaughtercomeswithlaughter]

@@trailrider7046 traumatising another victim forever is just so disgusting

[@lindavanocker1841]

Cell Jack.... Apples to oranges. So u r saying a neighbor cldnt be a friend and Dr. as well ??

[@Virus-xm7qc]

The HUSBAND could have WON an OSCAR 😂😂😂😂

[@opo3628]

A Razzie, more like! 🤣

[@JohnDoe-ed1mb]

Watched the entire trials against Mark and Jimmy about a year ago. Thank you for this documentary with many known faces from those trials.

[@HannahRoot55]

John Doe 😮

[@LoloCommentQueen]

Every time I watch one of these hit for hire titles I already know it’s a coward responsible. Lets see who cowered out of their relationship this time…😢

[@Rwnyyyyy]

Something not quite right about that attorney representing mark! Laughing in court, what an absolute disgrace. Evil men that deserve their comeuppance. Rest in peace Teresa & thinking of your dear children 🧡

[@lovepet4565]

This was the best trial to watch Especially seeing Mark found guilty and sentenced to DEATH 🎃

[@missdaydreamss]

And the fact the parkland high-school suspect got life. Wish he had these jurors

[@lovepet4565]

@@missdaydreamss totally ! I thought of Mark But now after reading what his life will be like not on Death row? I feel Its going to lead to his demise alot earlier and more horrendous

[@RedLeader024]

the amount of baldness in this video is insane

[@margaretreefer1145]

What, are you afraid to shave your head? 😜

[@babyneticsllc4385]

Lol 😂

[@sandy_says]

Exactly my thoughts🤣😂🤣😂

[@NB-lk7yd]

🤣🤣🤣

[@onengnina9367]

😅😅

[@BigShrimpin416]

Mark was pretending to cry but I never saw a single tear come out of his eyes

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You don't need tears to cry