Evil Wife Poisons Husband To Steal $37,000,000

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[@DowinGMD]

Yo

[@noobisdragon7852]

2nd😊

[@EliShh-n2n]

Stop just stealing other channels content. Do some original cases for once!!!

[@melissamucha1815]

It's not free. They STILL make you put all your credit card information in and after that it's expensive and they'll take it out of your account. I tried

[@emc2568]

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[@Klevergamer]

Poisoning your fiance with antifreeze while wholeheartedly believing an inheritance scam is one of the trashiest things I've ever seen.

[@andrews.7754]

They met in a homeless shelter...

[@alizaepstein273]

Absolutely diabolical

[@fraxizztv6433]

​@@andrews.7754trash meets trash. Trash squared.

[@otmgi3865]

Welcome to North Dakota

[@VinNY1360]

The whole bunch of em too

[@laskey2175]

Well... She does live in a castle now. With guards and everything!

[@HEAT4YOAZZ]

LOL. good one

[@t99155]

Lmao

[@anneleeuwen2105]

😂😂😂

[@miaknig3130]

Our city jail is so old that it actually resembles a castle / fortress, which would be perfect for her.

[@RitaRiley-w4d]

Laskey, you are awesome!

[@BR-ty3hx]

Billy seems like a good friend. To be able to tell your best buddy to take the money, get on a plane and not look back cause you know his lady is insane, that's best friend advice.

[@dreamrelaxation7239]

And also know that money isn't his. He knew he didn't have no rich uncle anywhere. Yet he was willing to take the check. He paid with his life for his dishonesty. Just say you don't have no rich uncle.

[@BR-ty3hx]

@dreamrelaxation7239 what?

[@XIStance00]

@@dreamrelaxation7239that doesn’t even make sense….

[@Greg-eg3tf]

​@@BR-ty3hxhe never had rich relatives to even get an inheritance. It was a scam.

[@Greg-eg3tf]

​@@XIStance00it makes perfect sense. The guy knew no one in his family wasn't rich. He was scammed.

[@erinkizorek5826]

Imagine killing your man over a $37M inheritance email scam and getting 25 years

[@Su-od9hx]

Yes, this is sad. Why do people fall into scams? Regards,

[@chrispyfryguy]

Lots. Talk to your grandparents and family. Sadly elderly fall for a lot of scams.

[@BluemanDrummer]

Ooops

[@RioMuc]

I had an odd feeling from the beginning regarding the inheritance. It then became clear to me it was a scam with the fact that they should meet a "lawyer" in the airport. That's not how it works.

[@danielingalls8980]

They didn't even have it sealed in stone. That woman was planning murder on someone at some point.

[@ziptieracingteam9805]

My wife and I received an inheritance (for real) and nobody in our life knows about it, not even our kids. We paid off our mortgage and cars, didn’t buy anything showy, still work at the same jobs. If people think you have money they get greedy.

[@IncoherentBabbling99]

That was very WISE of you to handle your inheritance in such a manner.

[@lolQ459]

Smart man. Long life to you and yours!

[@Michael1777-1]

Wtf. Tell nobody. Including us.

[@bakkerem1967]

Yeah, that's the way to go. Your kids will have more than enough time to get accustomed to out what the extend of the heritage is, when that time has eventually come.

[@strongfoot2009]

Lol. You just told the whole world!. Are you serious?. Made up stories get absorbed by idiots and not by the ones who use their brains.

[@slaughtercomeswithlaughter]

Billy is such a good friend. Refusing to leave until his son was going to come so she wouldn’t get rid of his stuff.

[@chuckgates1171]

Or get posioned

[@Shartmouth-Mcpoo]

That’s a helluva username lol

[@slaughtercomeswithlaughter]

@@Shartmouth-Mcpoo thank you, I referenced it in my speech at my dads funeral 😂 “you can’t spell slaughter without laughter and like my dad used to say, you can’t spell funeral without fun!” Plus I’m really into true crime…

[@slaughtercomeswithlaughter]

@@Shartmouth-Mcpoo I’ve just noticed your username 😂😂😂😂 Jesus! Love it!

[@nicholasschmitt8006]

@@slaughtercomeswithlaughterpositive perspective.

[@icy-hearted-angel]

Right from the beginning I was thinking "Who believes a scam like that??" The sum alone, being so outlandishly huge, should have been a red flag.

[@captainawasome8985]

I got an invitation to Buckingham palace in the mail, they were going to give me 500 000 000 usd for a lottery that i never participated in. 🤨

[@texasrefugee7888]

Tweakers would believe it

[@strongfoot2009]

It is a very well known scam played by some Indian, nigerian....etc, vile scammers. I just blocked them and never reply to them.

[@Xyll]

Scammers want to find the idiots, since the smart ones will not fall for a scam. So you mention an amount that only an idiot would fall for.

[@rhentertainment3941]

I get stuff all the time for 500$ to millions, I don’t even read them I just delete and click report spam. 😂 I didn’t know you needed a college degree to know people don’t just give you money. Even text that say we’re trying to deliver a package we just need… I mean who falls for this sh**. Well I guess we know who now. 🤣🤦‍♀️🤣

[@danishskiwarehouse]

The most astonishing thing about this whole story is that Ina is 48.

[@Bobcatdaddy49]

She looks early sixty's 😅

[@RONJAE212003]

Damn I’m 47 that’s unreal

[@jeffprescott9658]

Jeebus! My wife and I are ten years older than her and we agree that she looks ten years older than us! 😳

[@Nylandss]

My parents are both 60 and my mom just got over breast cancer and they both look way younger than this lady. I will judge her for being an evil POS but it truly is a testament to surroundings and lifestyle I guess. You don’t take care of yourself, do drugs, live in filth, this is what you’ll look like I guess.

[@Sandi-ke9mi]

I’m 64…she looks older than me!

[@steamdespair9189]

Imagine being so comfortable in all that filth that you don't clean up the evidence of your crime.

[@dreamrelaxation7239]

Without that bottle this crime would have been harder to solve. So she just left it around so detectives could zero in on her sooner.

[@KingfishStevens-di9ji]

Can you imagine if them two actually received that much money? They'd be gone in a month.

[@brentfarvors192]

Not really. The effects of ethanol poisoning are unmistakable in a autopsy...

[@desertweasel6965]

Can you imagine the shape her 😺 is in? Thing probably looks like a fruit salad that set outside for 2 weeks.

[@TheUtada1983]

She never clean her house, make sence.

[@asaglucksman9530]

The fact she STILL thinks there's inheritance money is crazy work

[@yxxx2790]

I’m just curious why didn’t they verify the apparent inheritance from any of their family members? If they reached out to the relatives they could easily confirm the existence of lack thereof of that uncle in Ireland. Personally I would go a step further to reach out to that uncle in real life to confirm the situation as well, 7 years ago when he was still alive. Passing down $37 million to a nephew you never ever seen in your life is just utterly absurd.

[@CinnoPepper]

They must have paid something to the scammers for them to keep upping the ante.

[@goldwilbur]

I live in the city where this all went down. She tried to explain to the police that since they were together for so long that they were common law married. They broke it to her that North Dakota doesn't acknowledge common law marriages. She flipped out shortly after that when she thought the "inheritance" was going all to the son.

[@circesoul2218]

​@@goldwilburThat's wild.

[@oliverberglas4188]

​@@yxxx2790 They are obviously not very smart.

[@michiganrocksnobs]

As soon as I heard "inheritance from his late uncle" my scam alert went haywire.

[@soappy1720]

From Ireland, holy crap

[@Legitti]

Mine went soon as I heard just the ammount 😂

[@aarondavis8943]

Yeah clearly but I'm just wondering what the actual scam was. Were they asking for a "transfer fee" or something like that?

[@michiganrocksnobs]

@aarondavis8943 Lawyer fees, signing fees, flight fees. There are plenty of ways. Especially when the victim is as gullible as them. I've actually gotten this scam a few times in my email.

[@michiganrocksnobs]

@Legitti Bahahah fr though.

[@harlyquin]

I'm surprised she said at the start that she is going to pay off all her bills, she just dosent seem like the type of person that pays bills, no matter how much money she has

[@lemonyskunkketts7781]

That's why she has to pay them off 😂

[@harlyquin]

@@lemonyskunkketts7781 pretty sure those bills are still sitting there unpaid

[@HeyHeyHunt-q2r]

🧐💞 Readers plz investigate the Tyree M Burr-Hunt story in NC and NW Arkansas. In July 2013 Gov Officials teamed with Cleveland County law enforcement publicly acknowledging Burr-Hunt reception of a multi billion dollar inheritance as heir to banker JP Morgan and trucking mogul JB HUNT. During interviews with Power 98 fm Charlotte NC Tyree notified listeners of his identity theft and millions being embezzled from him by associates & family. Like his billions in inheritance this once viral story has vanished even been erased from public record, reportedly aided by Tyree need to use alisa names for privacy. After sudden memory loss-amnesia symptoms. Video & photos of his stabbed bruised & broken body being suppressed from the public. Learn what's left of his tragic story Plz pass this story

[@aNte403]

How the hell did they get 311k in debt? Who loaned them 311k 😂

[@CROMaximalist]

I have like $800 monthly debt and I feel in the hole 😂😂😂😂

[@ChrisCarlin-is8wv]

Being poor doesn’t mean having to live in that filth.

[@22ergie]

Saw this plaque in the kitchen at a childhood friend's house growing up: "This house should be clean enough to be healthy, and dirty enough to be happy."

[@CrabbinFever]

We should stop judging people based on their cleaning regiment. There are many reasons why people live in filth. It could be how they were raised, but it can also be the result of depression, and addiction. I say that from experience. I was a serious hard-core hoarder for about 5 years after losing my mother and all i cared about was ❄️ 👃 and 🍺 I remember how many family members, "friends" and neighbors smirked and took great sadistic joy in my suffering. Once I cleaned up in every way possible, it was a blessing to cut them out of my life. There are plenty of people in this world who do a lovely job masquerading as good people. They obey traffic signs, are neat and tidy, charming, and yet are rotten..

[@22ergie]

@@CrabbinFever We have just as much right to find it disgusting, as you find excuses for it.

[@kholiswamnyazana1292]

​@CrabbinFever true!I'm poor live in shack in South Africa but my place will never look like this woman's house never!

[@CrabbinFever]

​@@22ergie Excuses ? The crux of my statement was that nobody knows what other people go through. Yes, it is disgusting to live like that, just as it is to shame people. All the best.

[@maryolson411]

I had a decent payout from a car accident and thankfully invested it. A neighbor tried to 'borrow' money from me and I was able to truthfully say I couldn't get into it. Gosh, she quit talking to me. Imagine that.

[@artjohnLagas-gk6mg]

I use the same tactic someone trying to borrow money from me., I say, I was just gonna ask you ! see how quick they disappear.

[@sharong8511]

@@artjohnLagas-gk6mg You and my dear father think alike. He’s been gone 27 years and grew up poor. This made him extremely careful about how he viewed money. He wasn’t educated at school beyond his tenth grade as he had to quit and start working for wages. He was the eldest of seven and gave money to his mother every paycheque. He eventually landed a union job which he kept for his lifetime, taking an early retirement package from the company he worked for at 62. When asked by a stranger to give them money he would say “I was just going to ask you that!” He never lent money and he never borrowed any either. Rest In Peace Dad. I’ll see you on the other side.

[@kimberlydeeney5652]

​@@artjohnLagas-gk6mg😆 🤣 😂 Excellent. I'm usually "borrowing" and my friends know I'm broke so they wouldn't say it. Classic though. 😆 🤣 😂

[@MrDlt123]

My half-brother's father died and he got millions off of it. Friends came out of the woodwork. I told him it was just the money but he didn't listen. Fast forward 10 years. -The money's all gone and so are his 'friends.'

[@thomassmall4511]

I just say it's locked down in investments

[@raymondschriner1240]

I saw the scam about 35 seconds into this. How did she not see it!?! Greed is a scary motivator.

[@smartymcfly2835]

Pro Life Tip: You don't have a long lost relative that is going to leave you millions of $.

[@Starzziieee]

😂😂😂. I wish though

[@horacio-ho3bf]

Actually just happened to a friend....not 37 mill, but half a mil....a lot of people are passing that have loads and not much family.... But 37m? Highly doubtful

[@joshowawood1786]

Let alone an uncle 😂 like they’d remember you or you’d be first in their list

[@Frankthezenguy]

I did.

[@23SquareHead]

Yeah but what if its that 1% chance

[@bradkirchhoff5703]

If you have a possible chance of inheritence. Never tell anyone. Not a single person. Not your best friend. Not your co workers. Not your bf or gf. Not even your fn brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles or cousins. Just dont. Keep it to yourself. Otherwise you are going to be seen as a target by someone…

[@Loafus66]

sad but true!

[@williamjktkd]

I had a cousin who got an inheretence from her father and her half brothers and sisters were super jealous and felt entitled to her money... Crazy that because of that they dont talk now

[@zodo2476]

If I can't even tell someone I got money that's not my friend.

[@scientistatwork4667]

Get a lawyer ASAP

[@nefrethabibity3275]

Exactly

[@Chiniquy-xr8ls]

This is not the first time that something like this has happened. Many years ago a read a news report of a couple who had recently immigrated to the USA. They received a Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes in the mail. They erroneously believed that they had won the money. The wife later killed the husband, believing that she would get the sweepstakes money.

[@jnieswartz4878]

Killed over a scam. A clear scam

[@annamariavalatka636]

Exactly

[@yxxx2790]

I’m just curious why didn’t they verify the apparent inheritance from any of their family members? If they reached out to the relatives they could easily confirm the existence of lack thereof of that uncle in Ireland. Personally I would go a step further to reach out to that uncle in real life to confirm the situation as well, 7 years ago when he was still alive. Passing down $37 million to a nephew you never ever seen in your life is just utterly absurd.

[@curtebner8134]

I mean whom hasn't had one of the scams with millions being given you by some random Prince

[@Naadu_61]

@@yxxx2790i think they were greedy or selfish… they didn’t want to give any relative penny if they get it so they kept it to themselves

[@MsBleau]

​@@yxxx2790Considering people believe everything they see on the internet,TV, media it's not surprising.

[@Thesdotboul]

They didn't need any confession. The fact that she knew he was poisoned before the toxicology said it all.

[@HeyHeyHunt-q2r]

🧐💞 Readers plz investigate the Tyree M Burr-Hunt story in NC and NW Arkansas. In July 2013 Gov Officials teamed with Cleveland County law enforcement publicly acknowledging Burr-Hunt reception of a multi billion dollar inheritance as heir to banker JP Morgan and trucking mogul JB HUNT. During interviews with Power 98 fm Charlotte NC Tyree notified listeners of his identity theft and millions being embezzled from him by associates & family. Like his billions in inheritance this once viral story has vanished even been erased from public record, reportedly aided by Tyree need to use alisa names for privacy. After sudden memory loss-amnesia symptoms. Video & photos of his stabbed bruised & broken body being suppressed from the public. Learn what's left of his tragic story Plz pass this story

[@jjquon1902-i3n]

Wait a minute remember the cops went in to get Steve how did they not see the Antifreeze in the windex bottle when they went in to get Steve

[@Sariyawalton]

@@jjquon1902-i3nprobably couldn’t over the filth unfortunately

[@kandkt758]

Thank you so much for showing that clip about the dogs because I saw something on her story a while ago and I couldn’t stop thinking about what happened to the dogs. I’m so happy they were saved out of that disgusting house and from dehydration and starvation with her not being there. They were saved in every way❤❤

[@scribblemyface]

She was so dirty she couldnt even bring herself to clean up the crime scene. She had days to throw away a few bottles and she didnt do it. Thats crazy.

[@davidfigueroa6351]

That's lazy😅!

[@toyamwarr]

She probably thought the house was so dirty, no one would notice a few random bottles.

[@AYFKMRN]

You seriously think Methany had a single thought in her head that she’d even be considered a suspect?

[@leem057]

Why bother cleaning when you're about to move into a castle???

[@paigelove442]

😂😂😂😂​@@leem057

[@mikeshutlock3285]

As soon as they said the Lawyer never showed up at the airport, I knew they got scammed. The fact he was murdered because he was supposed to "become a millionaire" makes this even more sad.

[@Bitcoin1y]

He should have played the Mega Millions lottery if he wanted a chance at becoming a millionaire.

[@dreamrelaxation7239]

The man knew he didn't have any rich uncles and he knew he didn't have relatives in Ireland. He thought the whole thing was a mistake yet still wanted to take the money. He got more than he bargained for.

[@brentfarvors192]

As soon as I heard "inheritance", I knew it was a scam...Especially in a dump like that!

[@ktothec24]

Took you that long ? Always remember the age old saying “ if it sounds too good to be true it’s probably because it is”.

[@mikeshutlock3285]

@ktothec24 lol, the way they spun it at the very beginning hooked me I guess

[@AltClev37]

If you ever come into a lot of money at once DON’T tell anyone. All of a sudden you’ll have long lost relatives and “friends” showing up at your door and calling you.

[@hamburgrhelpless]

7:43 that is NOT snoring. That is agonal breathing. So many people are misinformed about this "snoring" when people are unresponsive. That is the sound of someone actively in the process of dying. It's so sad that this insane woman killed her husband over a scam inheritance.

[@shannontansy1419]

I said same thing. That's the noise my husband made after having a heart attack and collapsing. It's a sound ill never forget. Thankfully from me starting cpr and emts using the Lucas Machine he was brought back. But that noise will always stick with me.

[@isdeirinnme]

I recognized that as soon as I heard it and I’m not even medically trained

[@LaurieValdez-zk3dy]

😱🙏🏥🌎⚡️

[@Msstarrgirl1]

Unfortunately I knew that sound right away 😢

[@junefoster924]

I'm so glad that your husband is ok. ​@@shannontansy1419

[@krisfurr2948]

I was wonder what type of people actually fall for these scams. This video answered that question.

[@YaakovEzraAmiChi]

Desperate, uneducated people?

[@IratePuffin]

My husband’s ex, an RN, threw away $38,000 on a romance scammer. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@expectedmeat]

​@@IratePuffinif you dont mind me asking what is a romance scam?

[@Brooklynquietmoney]

@@expectedmeatwatch the documentary called the tinder swindler

[@Adan-ds1jc]

Scammers who make you fall in love with them with the sole purpose of scamming you. ​@@expectedmeat

[@Grnfinger]

My old boss died some years back and left me 325K The amount of people that are all of a sudden your BFF is insane. True story I even had a lady I worked with offer to have hookup's and my wife didn't need to know. She was shameless. Now I only got 325K I couldn't imagine how stupid ppl would get over tens of millions

[@fathiizzan]

Me when I lie on the internet

[@l-train7876]

How did everyone know about the money he left you?

[@viaromabandit5051]

@@l-train7876uhhh…by saying it in the YT comment section. “Generation S” 😂

[@KingfishStevens-di9ji]

Buddy, people get like that over $20. Don't overestimate them

[@CoolGuyDoingCoolStuff]

A boss leaving money to a coworker?

[@travishancock2302]

I wanted to hear her when she found out their was no money..😂

[@electrickrain]

She's probably still trying to claim the inheritance from prison years later 😂😅

[@djs2182]

I’ve seen that play out on Scamfish. No matter what evidence they’re faced with, they continue to believe it’s real

[@Jokerasmaw]

My great uncle died in a motorcycle accident in South Africa back in 2017, I am still waiting at the airport to this day for the lawyer to show up after paying the taxes on the inheritance… he’ll be here, he just got held up. He will show up.

[@Lplumley]

😂😂😂

[@djbillye4943]

What was his name

[@Tryp-j9d]

Are you SURE he isn’t just stuck on an oil well??? And all his credit cards don’t work??

[@Tryp-j9d]

@@djbillye4943Bernie Madoff?

[@maryannanderson2213]

The lawyer is probably tied up talking to the police who were on their way to arrest me for failure to pay some back taxes. I didn't owe any back taxes but the guy who called me about ten years ago said that because I didn't make a payment over the phone, the police were on their way to my house to arrest me and put in jail. I always thought they just got lost on their way to my house but now I'm pretty sure they are just hanging out somewhere talking to your uncle's lawyer.

[@brianjansen3103]

I worked with a guy who was always falling for scams, I'd hear him on the phone talking about going to get gift cards & reading them the codes, I tried telling him he was getting scammed but it felt like trying to tell a junkie not to do drugs, he was gonna do it no matter what, they preyed on his greed & stupidity

[@Anthony-w5c]

Imagine being the scammer after this story hit the news...had to be sitting there like "😶oops😬"

[@AYFKMRN]

Lulz you think they watch US news? I doubt Punjab in New Delhi has access to a television, much less a warm bed.

[@dontatme319]

@@AYFKMRN rude. also ignorant. guarantee punjab has wifi speed that would blow your arse hairs clean off

[@Anthony-w5c]

@AYFKMRN lulz you think they have no access to a television or warm bed but has a computer to scam people online, yea that tracks...relax guy my comment wasn't meant to be taken seriously

[@bko2613]

They probably moved on to the next guy in 2 seconds

[@mylamberfeeties875]

Yikes for them when they stand before God 😮

[@heccaroni5529]

The fact that Steve's life was literally ended over NOTHING is horrible. Didn't deserve to go out the way he did

[@ekbanks]

Really??

[@nelnelll]

@@ekbanksyes really

[@ekbanks]

@@nelnelll a drug addict that's behind on child support has a son that wants nothing to do with him and was going to leave 37 million to his wife of 13 years lol, even Steve is probably glad he's gone.

[@marisamartin3664]

Wouldn't have deserved it whether there was $$$$ or not.

[@diannmurphy2010]

Unbelievable for 7 years this scammer continued to keep contact. I wonder if Steve had to send any money during those 7 years.

[@carlbruun386]

Evil and stupid. Bad combination.

[@sallyozuna3883]

in a nutshell....

[@tosheacollier2039]

That's a good one!

[@earthalien7777]

💯

[@audreym3777]

An Irishman hiring a Brit for a lawyer? No feckin way…🚩🚩

[@San_Teel]

That's very true . We would rather hide the money under the mattress

[@bobkopczynski]

leaving it to an american nephew? never going to happen

[@vincentmartino9122]

Could be northern Irish and subject to UK inheritance law.

[@jennydiver100]

😂😂😂

[@fenkellmoney8034]

😂😂😂

[@litac5433]

My sister was subjected to many scams when she was alive and I do believe that this was a very big scam, poor Steve, he died for nothing.

[@andrewb9603]

They'd have blown all the money inside of two years. Also, if money like that was coming my way, absolutely no one would know other than me and my lawyer.

[@JohnBaker-vm1wf]

Oh, if I was him and it was legit, all the bills would be paid and she wouldn't even see a dust cloud I'd be gone so fast. She would just go and look for another boat to drop anchor on, but looking at that thing it would be a hard search I'm sure.

[@alphillips5478]

you dont know that!

[@fraxizztv6433]

​@@alphillips5478the fact that they fell for the scam in the first place is a good indicator for their financial literacy. I highly doubt they'd have put 90%+ in a diversified portfolio, like any sensible person would.

[@yxxx2790]

I’m just curious why didn’t they verify the apparent inheritance from any of their family members? If they reached out to the relatives they could easily confirm the existence of lack thereof of that uncle in Ireland. Personally I would go a step further to reach out to that uncle in real life to confirm the situation as well, 7 years ago when he was still alive. Passing down $37 million to a nephew you never ever seen in your life is just utterly absurd.

[@AYFKMRN]

My aren’t you feeling generous? I’d give it a year, max. Probably closer to six months.

[@Tattedbutterfly1995]

Billy wasn’t believing a single word she said. That’s a true friend

[@UH8D]

So she killed her husband over a scammer claiming to be a long lost relative. Idk whats dumber that or the fact she thought she would kill her husband and get away with it 😂😂😂

[@otmossampacado1550]

Shows that Nigerian prince is not the only greedy one

[@theroxygirl731]

I was at work one day and my colleague and I were dying laughing as we heard a guy in another office telling his wife about receiving a letter from a lawyer about an uncle he didn't even know existed and how it was great news and he would meet her at home right after work to show her. I still remember his full name because of that. He was always a big know it all, if you caught a fish he caught a shark. We knew telling him it was a scam would do no good.

[@ianmangham4570]

Talking of Nigerian Prince I'm an Nigerian king 🤴 in exhile,I have approximately 236million dollars 💸 in the bank but I can't get my hands on it due to many many red tape /accounting errors, if you would be so kind and send me 100k for a lawyer I will pay you pack 10 times the amount 😀 a cool one million ? God bless you my child ? Please get in touch with me ASAP 😊

[@Beatslager]

correct!!

[@JKnksrsly]

that scam seeded like 300 *INDIAN* scam centers

[@jaymejohnson2375]

She wouldn't have received his money even if it was legit, they weren't even married if he had inheterited actual money, it would've gone to next of kin, not her smh 🤦

[@leannemo7382]

That’s why she was trying to get Steven to change his will, and not leave everything to his son.

[@AYFKMRN]

Nope- not a chance. I know some states still hold ‘common law’ unions, but ND is not one. She’s not even smart enough to realize she wouldn’t get a cent from this scammy inheritance.

[@fashiondiva6972]

@@leannemo7382​​⁠indeed that is accurate. As someone who’s drafted hundreds of wills over my 30 year career, I can say with certainty that even had she been successful in getting him to amend his will, it would not be deemed voluntary if challenged due to her coercion, rendering the will invalid. In such circumstances the state applies the law of intestate succession, which passes the estate to the first degree relative (spouse, then child(ren), then parents and on down the familial line). That would’ve left her right back where she started, that being out of luck. This is how it works if there is an actual inheritance to distribute which here appears to be the victim’s truck and personal belongings

[@castorkat4868]

yep

[@username97112]

Right, I thought this would be the most common comment because it is the most obvious flaw in her plan.

[@Barbsspace]

An evil woman, an abused man, an inheritance scam…. the perfect storm.

[@leannemo7382]

If the scammers were already claiming to meet at their local airport to sign legal documents for a huge inheritance (in real life, it doesn’t work that way), then the “Irish lawyers” were likely able to convince her to transfer several thousand dollars for something like “legal fees, including those which cover transfer, notary, and travel expenses related to your inheritance.” 🙄

[@highlightedcomment]

Deducting fees from final sum is how an actual lawyer does this ... not by demanding payments etc...

[@Maria-k6l1y]

Leannemo the lawyer was supposedly British not Irish

[@malafazzle7966]

This video inspired me to clean my house

[@shirleyperry3170]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Urfavdwplayer]

My first thought was oh lord I’m glad I cleaned yesterday lol

[@kimberlydeeney5652]

😆 🤣 😂 Same. I thought "Dang I'm on my way to that". 😱

[@duchessofhazjack4878]

I can't relax if there's dirty dishes and trash around me. I don't get it. But we're all unique hey.

[@jillturner9263]

😂😂😂 just random tires in the front yard no big deal

[@adatshhc]

Let pretend the inheritance was real. Killing Steve before he actually signed the paperwork to receive the money is moronic.

[@LelandHasGames]

All of this chaos over a scam inheritance. The things people will do for money...

[@crazyrider7642]

OMG! Yahoos really believed that there is a very rich uncle somewhere who hasn't given even a call and sending lawyer with 37 million!!! And started killing each other 😂😂😂😂

[@lindsayo9702]

Truth is stranger than fiction. 😂😂😂

[@woodsworldnomad4785]

I had a feeling it was a scam. The scammers need to be held accountable as well.

[@spongefun]

Ya bc they def contributed to his death by giving the killer a motive.

[@HondaCrf450r.]

can you explain how the scammer scammed them? they never showed up at the airport im confused here what was the point in saying they got millions of dollars and not showing up?

[@spongefun]

@ Although I know it’s a scam bc of the crazy amount, I’m wondering the same thing. Usually the scammer will say “in order to get your inheritance you need to pay this much to cover fees” or something like that, but they prob couldn’t afford to do that. So ya I’m confused if they didn’t put any money up front.

[@GeeZaaq]

@@HondaCrf450r.I think the next step in the scam would be that the “lawyer” would contact him again and say he got held up for some reason and needs money/a fee to resolve it. I’m not 100% sure tho.

[@woodsworldnomad4785]

@@HondaCrf450r. do you not understand how scams work? They will say there’s some type of hold up and request money from the victim to resolve the issue.

[@lanaconin5704]

Good old Billy sticking up for his mate. The dead guy even trusted him enough to tell him how much money he was getting when he lied to the other neighbours.

[@tom_something]

The second a rich overseas uncle they never knew about reached out to connect and talk about a huge windfall of cash, the thing reeked to me. Still, I feel terribly sorry that Steve was taken in by it.

[@dreamrelaxation7239]

I don't feel sorry for him. Greed got the best of him. He must have known he didn't have any rich uncles, and he knew he didn't have relatives in Ireland. He thought the whole thing was a mistake and was willing to cash in the mistake. Except he got cashed out.

[@Buttington_Headerson]

Nothing gets past you

[@fireballxl5328]

Any Uncle would not leave a penny to anyone hooked up with that trash lady

[@alexf9381]

​@@dreamrelaxation7239You might just be heartless. If we're talking about someone who was simply scammed and that's it... then yes. Your statement of not feeling sorry for him could be excusable as he was scammed as a result of his naivety and his sense of greed... but he was killed. Outright poisoned to death. He didn't hurt anybody. He was a naive man who fell for a scam, that does not make one deserving of a heinous death.

[@dreamrelaxation7239]

@@alexf9381 He knew he didn't have no rich uncle. He though there was some error that was gonna make him rich. Horrible man.

[@Crazyazzb]

Wow! He was comfortable enough with her to tell her. He really loved her

[@RitaRiley-w4d]

Acquaintance of mine inherited $. Friends and family won't leave her alone. Don't tell ANYONE about it! Says she wishes she was still broke!

[@duchessofhazjack4878]

Yeah it's a curse. You rarely hear decent stories coming out of becoming rich. It would scare me to have so much.

[@ianmangham4570]

Some disgusting folk about, can't be happy for anyone just gross and miserable 😅

[@shadrach6299]

I would move and not tell anyone where I was going. Never tell anyone you have come into a windfall

[@MsBleau]

​@@shadrach6299that's the problem people can't shut their mouths. Damn ego😊

[@shannonhowell3501]

She’s definitely not the sharpest crayon in the coloring box ….

[@mindypatterson316]

She is definitely not the brightest crayon in the box or the sharpest tool in the shed. I honestly love how you combined those sayings into one because It totally fits her. Out of touch with reality and greed is never a good combination. The thought of a big payday whether it be a scam or legit will show who really cares about loves you. I hope the people that truly love and cared about him find peace

[@The_Ballo]

Quite colorful, though

[@MsTygame]

Such a loving, caring and smart fiancée.

[@JustHana14]

its disgusting how people have a change of heart when someone they know becomes rich

[@aretee3]

I sold a car to a coworker and he said now that I have 11,000 bucks that he gave me for the car I should take everybody to lunch. No kidding!

[@daniellehotsky1776]

People do not change much. A lot of money just reveal their true nature.

[@musiclife7251]

Greed is a sin. Cases like this should scream to everybody why it is a sin. Unfortunately capitalism promotes secularism, which in turn can easily lead to a apathetic &/or sociopathic state of mind. Just like Marx predicted a long time ago. Best Wishes

[@daniellehotsky1776]

@ F**K Marx and all communists. Capitalism is not perfect, but is the best way how markets and economy can exist. Some borders (laws, like antitrust etc) is a must. But the capitalism is really not the problem. Problem is greed of people. If you will force your anticapitalistic views on someone, you can only view rise of dictatorships like in Soviet Russia, North Korea, or now Venezuela, which has I think the most oil on whole planet, but idiotic socialists make it one of the poorest country in Americas. It could be the Dubai of South America, but people run away from the country. With capitalism and free market you can do whatever you want (in terms of law of course). In capitalism you have freedom. In rotting socialism NOT. That's a fact. That secularism causes sociopathic behaviour is the biggest BS I've read in a very long time. Religion and churches CANNOT dictate anything in governing the society. Again, more church in governing, less freedom. That's a fact too. Nobody forcing you to not do your religion stuff in free society. But if church dictate what's good or bad, less freedom again. (I do not forcing you to go to abortion, so do not dictate me if I want to, etc etc... it's not only about abortions of course)

[@PinkyakaAJ]

This story is crazy stuff. I've seen it on a different channel but this channel has the best commentary. Looking forward to watching this video.

[@kristapeterson3141]

I live in North Dakota and the number of murders is minot is alarming. Glad to see you covering one of them.

[@JW-1089]

Rest In Peace Steven Riley 🙏

[@annamariavalatka636]

Amen

[@LaurieValdez-zk3dy]

RIP ANGEL 😇

[@ekbanks]

😂🤣😅😆 owed thousands in back child support, his own son didn't even full with him he was going to leave 40 million to a woman he's known for only 13 years.

[@The80s_Baby]

You set a great example for posting this we get so caught up in this stuff as entertainment not realizing the man lost his life so innocently.

[@danitaharris9919]

Amen 🙏 This is so sad and pathetic 😮

[@LightBlueVans]

immediately the inheritance sounded like a scam. it just makes it even worse that she killed him for money. not that it would be at all justified if the money existed- however, the fact that it was indeed a scam just makes it so much worse.

[@shaneculkin7124]

But what is the scam? To make people think they're inheriting money and then just walking away to make so.eone else think they're inheriting something..... I am confused.

[@fraxizztv6433]

​@@shaneculkin7124legal fees to be paid first without ever paying any claimed inheritance. Btw, your great aunt died. She left you 3.2 million. If you could just pay me 2 thousand, I'd make sure to get the paperwork ready. 😉

[@betsymarin7932]

Why are you confused? It was a scam and she showed her true colors.

[@betsymarin7932]

Did you not watch the video or maybe you’re a scammer yourself

[@yxxx2790]

I’m just curious why didn’t they verify the apparent inheritance from any of their family members? If they reached out to the relatives they could easily confirm the existence of lack thereof of that uncle in Ireland. Personally I would go a step further to reach out to that uncle in real life to confirm the situation as well, 7 years ago when he was still alive. Passing down $37 million to a nephew you never ever seen in your life is just utterly absurd.

[@glazyy_]

that NEIGHBOR gave no F%*^S 😂❤

[@mcurrent9505]

It blows my mind that someone fell for this, let alone enough to kill over it.

[@chrisdonish]

Thousands fall for it every year. Scams are prevalent because they do produce results.

[@JKnksrsly]

no it doesn't

[@MsBleau]

​@@JKnksrslyYes it does millions of people get screwed out of their life savings. Whether it's a heartbreak scam, an Indian scam. Your child has been kidnapped and I am holding them for ransom scam because they watch your Facebook know all your business and use it against you

[@agonizedart]

Wow. What a terrible example of the human species, between the greedy horrible wife, to the low life scammers praying on the weak and desperate…. Pathetic and sad.

[@caseyleirer9677]

Me thinking: “how the hell are they so disconnected from their millionaire family that they’re living like this Also me: OHHHHH

[@aNte403]

Exactly. Like "hey when i die you get a billion dollars" "Bro, how about a house, car, and allowance now while we get to know each other"

[@MsBleau]

Me thinking, wow. And that is how people get scammed

[@valensinclair6750]

How do people have $311K in past due debt? I get 2 weeks behind on a $20 bill and I have collection agencies calling me daily. What a stupid world we live in.

[@MikeFlava]

The fact that a troll of a woman like that can be part of a life changing inheritance is depressing and then the complete scrub manages to destroy it and the person who is actually deserving of it.

[@caseyj779]

There was no inheritance. This is a common scam.

[@sharcrum]

Geez, did she not think that was gonna be just a bit suspicious!!!!!!!????

[@thomasjensen6243]

How is Ina gonna be rich?....she is not married to the new millionaire.

[@WatchingHamasBURN]

Its called being a braindead meth head

[@maryannanderson2213]

Also, she knocked him off BEFORE he got that money in his hands so I don't know how she thought it was going to just magically skip him and flow into her greedy little hands.

[@JKnksrsly]

​@@maryannanderson2213it's called a will. tell me you are a hillbilly without telling me.

[@debh5780]

One can claim common law marriage in sometimes as little as 7 years with the same rights as a marriage.

[@thomasjensen6243]

@debh5780 no they can't. Who told you that stupid sh!t?

[@bhutch216]

How do people still fall for these scams?

[@AdamLovelace82]

This needs to be a new season of Fargo. Peak cinema. Tragic.

[@maranda7033]

SNAPPED, EVIL WOMEN , EVIL LIVES HERE AND BURIED IN THE BACK YARD.

[@iwonderwhoitis22]

Nobody wants to see trailer trash like this on television.

[@uwpride]

Wow. You’re right lol

[@patrickosmium733]

You gotta get up pretty early in the morning to slip one past ol Billy Burkhead 🤠

[@wandRng]

"The demons have left her butt"😂 that comment had me rolling

[@auracruz6211]

Well at least she'll have chefs to cook for her, breakfast, lunch and dinner, fine dinning at CASTLE DE LA JAIL..! Bon appetit.

[@ZovaBe]

Glad I read the comments because I was having trouble understanding how someone in line for a huge inheritance could live like that

[@HeyHeyHunt-q2r]

🧐💞 Readers plz investigate the Tyree M Burr-Hunt story in NC and NW Arkansas. In July 2013 Gov Officials teamed with Cleveland County law enforcement publicly acknowledging Burr-Hunt reception of a multi billion dollar inheritance as heir to banker JP Morgan and trucking mogul JB HUNT. During interviews with Power 98 fm Charlotte NC Tyree notified listeners of his identity theft and millions being embezzled from him by associates & family. Like his billions in inheritance this once viral story has vanished even been erased from public record, reportedly aided by Tyree need to use alisa names for privacy. After sudden memory loss-amnesia symptoms. Video & photos of his stabbed bruised & broken body being suppressed from the public. Learn what's left of his tragic story Plz pass this story

[@antheman5156]

As soon as the police walk in her door at 8:15, she’s already talking about “he drink beer yesterday and working on his truck”.. like nobody asked you that. His life being saved is all that matters 😂😂

[@mimiity9585]

I’d r rather be poor with no drama. Exactly how I live and love it.

[@Sassy_Santana]

She had a 3 second breakdown and got up like "f*** it. I guess I did it right"

[@DrewK-e2i]

And there never even was any money, it was a scam. He was killed for nothing 😥

[@QuestBit]

😭

[@Ccamero123]

Amazing there are still people who believe these scams!

[@fathiizzan]

Yeah there wouldn't be a scam if people still not falling for it

[@madhurshinde4988]

"best thing you can do is get on the plane and never look back"- the words of a wise man

[@DufusSmith]

He is no wise man I can assure yu the guy doesn't even brush his teeth

[@Shartmouth-Mcpoo]

@@DufusSmithhe has summer teeth

[@stanman2250]

@@Shartmouth-Mcpoowhat’s summer teeth?

[@Shartmouth-Mcpoo]

@ summer there summer not

[@hankweiser9859]

If I thought the cops were on to me for murder, I would be gone like a fart in the wind. She just stuck around because she thought they wouldn’t notice.

[@QuestBit]

They'll find you eventually because cameras and resources are everywhere, you can run but you can't hide lol

[@T11paraplegic]

I had a feeling it was a scam, he doesn't look like he has a family who's ritch..that scammer should also be locked up!

[@Tryp-j9d]

ritch? WTF is THAT??

[@pearIino]

@@Tryp-j9dchill

[@MsBleau]

You do realize these scams happen on a daily basis elderly are screwed out of their life savings lonely women are screwed out of their savings

[@MrFukyootoob]

Never tell anybody about your financial prospects, it's nobody's business. If people know you have money, you will never be able to fully trust anybody

[@occamsrazor9183]

I understand there are some down and out places here and there, but for the sake of eyes, clean up your darn yard, all that junk laying around is atrocious...

[@interrogation-files]

Who needs TikTok when you have Dr Insanity vids. Lets gooooooo!

[@DmvTrue]

TikTok is back boi!!

[@ItzBrittKneeBish]

Literally said the same comment..cool originality bro

[@walaldonboy4855]

Omg hii

[@r.l.strange1897]

@@ItzBrittKneeBish your reply is a copy too 😂 chump

[@k_a_bizzle]

The GOAT has entered the chat.

[@mariafrmdaBX]

Finally you dropped a video!! Been waiting for this one for a while!!

[@nathanblaine2611]

She standing at the front door looking like the butler from Scary Movie 2

[@swadings]

Money always has been and always will be the root of all evil.

[@l-train7876]

Money just flushes the evil to the surface.

[@anonymisspatriot]

It's the LOVE of money that's the root of all evil..money isn't evil in of itself.

[@jjquon1902-i3n]

True some people believe Money is the answer to everything when it isn't

[@eallen1996]

Never tell people when you inherit money.

[@marisamartin3664]

Wouldn't have made any difference here.

[@MeTube0190]

money is the root of all evil

[@Bobs313]

That scam was litrally life changing for everyone involved, shocking!!

[@thomasjensen6243]

Actually he was not breathing....it's called agonal breathing...but the brain gets no oxygen during agonal breathing and the heart is no longer beating.

[@nezukochan6383]

The death snore

[@Wulfyr]

The autonomic system's final futile efforts to keep the organism alive.

[@Neongrave1234]

Yup. I was just hopping on here to say the same thing.

[@fraxizztv6433]

​@@Wulfyrthanks for explaining. That's.. well, morbid. At least he didn't suffer for too long, I guess.

[@AYFKMRN]

@@nezukochan6383no that’s a completely different thing.

[@davidjones8043]

Crazy that she was so dumb she wasnt even gonna let him cash the check first 😂 the first day and she thinks she’s going to immediately inherit HIS wealth? There is no way in the world that a coincidence like that happens

[@deathmagneto-soy]

Dearest Sir, my name is Prince Nwangebu from Nigeria. I am currently in exile away from my vast riches. I have a business offer which I propose to benefit both of us ...

[@slaughtercomeswithlaughter]

Hello your majesty Prince Nwangebu, I am honoured that you have contacted me! I am a servant at your beck and call! I will do everything you say! What do you need? Money? Nudes? Feet pics? Plz respond asap! Your most dedicated servant…

[@frezling2442]

"some of the most clever interrogation tactics I've ever seen" ? she shuts down and asks for a lawyer as soon as any confrontation begins. Her interview has barely any substance, overhyping it like that was just dumb.

[@LetsTalk486]

That snoring sound is called a ,”death rattle “.Doctors and nurses who work in hospice hear these sounds everyday. I’ve heard it once when an older gentleman was in the hospital room next to mine. The most frightening, heartbreaking sound you will ever hear.😢

[@music1lover-a]

It's honestly disgusting at the thought of the wife being heartless and just (practically) MURDERING her husband just to inherit money!

[@Listening-Lynnie]

Fiance'

[@susanb.1113]

Not married.

[@debh5780]

She didn’t practically kill him sounds like she killed him ! 😮

[@lucidreams421]

She killed her fiancé for... a scam? That inheritance bit is the oldest one in the book.

[@helenehoward6294]

Drugs, alcoholism, greed, stupidity....

[@mallori6610]

Let’s say this 30 million was real.. she’s not married and he wasn’t even in possession of this money yet and she decided killing him woukd be the best idea?! If she wasn’t married she’d have no claim to ANY money 😂! Just makes it even crazier that it’s scam 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@HeyHeyHunt-q2r]

🧐💞 Mallorie plz investigate the Tyree M Burr-Hunt story in NC and NW Arkansas. In July 2013 Gov Officials teamed with Cleveland County law enforcement publicly acknowledging Burr-Hunt reception of a multi billion dollar inheritance as heir to banker JP Morgan and trucking mogul JB HUNT. During interviews with Power 98 fm Charlotte NC Tyree notified listeners of his identity theft and millions being embezzled from him by associates & family. Like his billions in inheritance this once viral story has vanished even been erased from public record, reportedly aided by Tyree need to use alisa names for privacy. After sudden memory loss-amnesia symptoms. Video & photos of his stabbed bruised & broken body being suppressed from the public. Learn what's left of his tragic story Plz pass this story

[@XIStance00]

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