Billionaire CEO Murdered & Stuffed Inside a Suitcase

[@themajesticwitchofdramathe539]

Honestly, the only person I feel bad for is the daughter

[@juicyjack3331]

Don’t her dad was a billionaire

[@vange13113]

@@juicyjack3331So? She lost her dad in the worst way.

[@magpiezaychik]

@@vange13113yeah and she’s a billionaire so you can feel bad but I’m sure she’s thriving

[@vange13113]

@@magpiezaychik Money won’t bring her dad back, nor will it fix the trauma she suffered. Just because someone is rich and thriving, doesn’t mean that they can’t feel human emotions

[@sophritoh]

@@magpiezaychik have you ever lost anyone? You are heartless if you think money can replace the hole left in ur soul when you lose someone you truly love. If you lost someone you love; your mom, dad, partner; if you got a deposit of millions, would you just be like “woo hoo! Forget them, I don’t gaf about them anymore! I have no feelings, grieving doesn’t exist anymore, money can make grief disappear!” If so, you’re probably a psychopath… I’m so sick of people acting like being rich means you don’t suffer, especially emotionally or mentally. It comes with the flip side of acting like being poor means you’re a good person. Ur mad ignorant…. I rly hope you never feel the pain of true grief, because let me tell you, you would literally give up every dollar you had to bring that person back. Including your multiple mansions and millions. It’s called having actual human connections… worth more than money

[@wishmaster4089]

Dude who cheated on his original wife with his upcoming wife ends up cheating on upcoming wife. Shocking. Never saw it coming.

[@nicluc3720]

Well like the old saying goes, "You lose them how you got them."

[@garciagarcia309]

@@nicluc3720 exactly what I thought. Like girl why you mad? U knew what he was about! You have his kid you'll get spousal and child support, you'll be good!!! Better alone then with someone whose potentially putting ur health at risk fkn anything that he can

[@Chelsealadybug]

Forreal. !😂😂😂 once a cheater always a cheater I don’t know why women get with men who they know are cheaters and act surprised when he cheats on them 😂😂

[@iyaniole6010]

My first thought. There’s no way she thought a billionaire who was a serial cheater and solicited s*x workers was going to stay loyal to her. Sad all the way around.

[@origamipein18]

I did.

[@thatcreepyfangirlstalkerch3572]

If he wasn't lucky with the ladies then there's a reason why. He was probably an emotionally manipulative person. His friends chalked it up to just "bad looks" and those guys were probably just as shallow as he was.

[@greenbeanmasheen]

That’s what I was thinking tbh

[@thatcreepyfangirlstalkerch3572]

@@greenbeanmasheen and there's nothing wrong with his looks. He looks fine.

[@ashb6393]

100%

[@kiarasen9845]

100%. With that kind of money, even before he was the one that handled Yoki, wasn’t popular with women? There definitely had to be a reason

[@aroseinwinter7719]

Yes I agree. He is not ugly. He could have dates but had a horrible personality.

[@miih363]

her lawyer was one of my teachers during law school and he told us that for the longest time while the police was searching for evidence in the apartment they couldn't find a single drop of his blood bc they had set up all of their equipment in the exact spot she had killed him, so until the very last day when they finally moved their stuff to search that spot there was no physical way to prove he had even died

[@pree76]

The physical way to prove he died was the fact they had his body wym 😭

[@brunabauler9152]

@@pree76 he means that until they moved their stuff and found blood stains in that particular spot, they couldn't prove he was killed in their flat. Apparently she cleaned the entire place really well, so it was almost impossible to find blood stains

[@JennifuhhGilardi]

@@brunabauler9152yeah you don’t need to find blood stains, they literally have chemicals that will show where blood has been even if you clean it up

[@NARCDELUSION]

She planned it

[@gr6vty]

@@NARCDELUSION that's an OPINION/ASSUMPTION, no actual proof, don't go around spreading un-confirmed information.

[@lmao0192]

if she hadn’t dismembered his body and lied about what happened originally, and instead went to the police i may have believed her self defense story

[@alessiadepalma]

well duh, but the moment you kill a person and are already seen badly as a gold digger and you have a child, all this while having been thru real bad things you're not gonna think straight

[@tomsmith6513]

@@alessiadepalma it must be a moment of madness, where whatever you do doesn't make sense from then on You've just killed someone. What do you do now? Maybe nothing matters anymore. Maybe if I cut the body up, and scatter it, nobody will find out . . . sounds like a plan.

[@Kaizen_]

Its likely that the motive for killing was not a lie, she probably did feel genuinely betrayed from him cheating and disgusted by how he acted, all that may have been true but the actual execution of the murder was a bit more premeditated than she said. She probably just claimed self defence because maybe for the sake of her baby she thought that if it was self defence and not premeditation, she would've gotten a lighter sentence. My theory is that she processed what happened after he slapped her or something then conveniently they decide to get pizza. While he went to get the pizza she made the decision to kill him and ambush him from behind. So as he got back and while he was occupied with the pizza, putting it down on the table or something, she shot him behind in the head. And for the sake of the daughter she did all the steps to cover up the murder. Remember, this was a woman who cried when each of her patients died when she worked as a nurse, someone geuinely capable of love and sympathy. But at the same time as a woman shes worked as a sex worker and knows how bad marriages end and how abusive men can be so something may have just snapped and for the sake of the daughter which she may have genuinely loved, decided to put the murder together.

[@j04370859]

This isn't self defence anyway. She killed him because he was gonna stop her from seeing their child, not because he was attacking her.

[@zeeo3147]

@@j04370859exactly

[@aftonrae4038]

It’s interesting that Eliza had the same hobbies as him and enjoyed the same things as him. As an escort, her job sort of required her to be agreeable and act as though her interests aligned with the interest of her clients. It’s sort of like a stripper or bartender showing attention to their clients. They aren’t actually into them but they can secure a bigger tip if act as if they are into them.

[@lauradeane5305]

That’s what I was thinking when she mentioned it

[@tracyL923]

I was thinking the same thing

[@marinaborgert]

I believe in the Netflix Documentary she says that her family used to hunt too, for food. I saw it a while ago so I might be mistaken though.

[@sphelelemzimela6495]

Spot ON!

[@astrowolvez]

I was thinking they probably talked alot and she started to like him for his personality and he asked her out and she said yes. Which would make all his friends think she’s just a gold digger.

[@everablack]

I can't believe Eleanor made a brazilian case! If she gets into the story of our crimes she will find lot's of interesting stories. Isabella Nardoni, the Evandro case (the boy killed by "The Witches of Guaratuba"), Suzane Von Richthofen (which killed her own parents), and even Eloá with the whole media intervention. I'd love to see those stories told by her...

[@girasol1345]

I agree. I hope someone will give attention to Sophia's Story as well. That baby was let down by the system.

[@isaamorim8702]

She should dive deep into these for sure

[@clarafantaguzzi]

i agree 100%

[@raquelzinhatostes]

Sim!! Muito legal ela falar sobre esse caso!

[@carol-dk6vc]

concordo, mas um adendo, quem matou o evandro não foram as chamdas "bruxas de guaratuba", até pq elas simplismente praticavam ubanda, a prisão delas foi por conta de brigas politicas e intolerância religiosa e também foram torturadas até confessarem.

[@nolimits7002]

Let’s appreciate how Eleanor keeps showing empathy and proffesionalism in her videos. Keep going our youtube queen

[@jaileenclay2109]

YESSSS!

[@blanchesss]

true crime queen fr

[@mystery_sauce]

she is very professional. She has influenced me to start my own true crime channel and keep it professional. These are real people who suffered.

[@Ibonymaroney]

Well... I wouldnt like it if she coverd one of my love ones and title it "chicken noodle soup murder" or something to get views

[@Localrockstarwannabe]

The only thing she should change is her titles

[@jaciinha1]

As a Brazilian I’ve watched a lot videos about this case but none of them told their stories like you did. It’s nice how you treat them as human being despite the awful things they did.

[@katherinebattle3780]

Nah she's doing it cause the MURDER is a woman

[@DaniDGollo]

I'm actually from Brazil and it totally caught me by surprise seeing this case covered here. Just a correction: Elize is no longer in jail. She is out and about, a free woman. Netflix released a docu series where they interview her after she's been set out of jail. She still maintains that she did it to protect herself because Marcos would've killed her that night otherwise. She also says that one day, she hopes to be able to tell her daughter the whole truth about what happened to her father, which I just think is haunting.

[@annasewalson4537]

I thought she was just getting released for one week at a time, still serving her sentence?

[@ashleytaccone5298]

Awful!

[@DaniDGollo]

@@annasewalson4537 Nope, Justice granted her parole last year. She's only required to periodically report to the Courts about her work (it's mandatory that she maintains a lawful employment). She is also prohibited from leaving the territory of the district responsible for her case and from changing her residence without informing the Justice.

[@molinapriscila]

And, in the Netflix documentary, she comes out so fake, it's embarrassing! The guy was an as********le, but she coldly killed him and chopped him and took the parts to the woods! No sympathy for her whatsoever.

[@aileen8492]

What about her dead husband's life insurance and all the money? She is inheriting it all?

[@mickeyrisenmay1]

Psychology student here: in terms of her blacking out and the possibility of escalation of abuse I believe her story is more than likely true. In cycle of abuse they often do this of love bombing then slowly escalating to big break of abuse. Before it just happened emotionally but it’s common for abuse to increase such as going from emotional to physical. Often even getting to the point of abusive spouse killing the victim of abuse. With her background of prior childhood abuse she most likely would disassociate due to it being her brains built in response of abuse. Emotionally charged and taunting her and her having him take away the one thing that was everything to her (their daughter) it lead to her killing him. This as she described put her in adrenaline when realizing what she had done and possibly of again losing her daughter to act abnormally and feel it was her only choice. Do I think she should’ve dismembered him instead of calling police no. But she most likely didn’t trust police and often abuse victims are not believed and she probably panicked and so she did what she did.

[@alaaesong164]

I remember the first and only time my ex ever went to hit me, it was about a year and a half into our relationship and the way he walked towards me I knew exactly what he was going to do, and I just stood there so calmly I just remember going so blank and waiting for him to slap me. He raised his hand and then stopped himself, afterwards I got called a psycho because that's not a "normal" reaction :')

[@gnomechild3248]

Did she black out, and disassociate while dismembering and scattering his body parts aswell? Did she black out, and disassociate when she went to the victims parents and lied to them about him running off after commiting such a haneous crime trying to cover her own ass? There's actually more evidence that points towards her being a cold calculating psycopath, rather then that of an abused dissociated women. Abuse victims dont go that far and wide to cover there own ass after commiting murder while dissociated. But im sure as a "Psychology student" you know that already.

[@alaaesong164]

@@gnomechild3248 Did you watch the entirety of the video? Given that she's having traumatic nightmares and reliving the experience and feeling immense guilt, that literally makes her not a psychopath? Psychopaths aren't defined by ONE incident, they're defined by many. You should probably know that before you try and pretend like you know what you're talking about :) "Psychopathy is a neuropsychiatric disorder marked by deficient emotional responses, lack of empathy, and poor behavioural controls, commonly resulting in persistent antisocial deviance and criminal behaviour"

[@kaitlynmorgan4613]

@@gnomechild3248hey didnt say that. she panicked and thought the court wouldnt believe her self defense story, leading her to hide it, aka "covering their* own ass" 😐😐😐

[@gnomechild3248]

​@@alaaesong164 And you know she only experienced one bad incident how? You dont know this womens life, i simply said theres more evidence that points towards her being a cold calculating psycopath. I never said she was a psychopath, so maybe you should learn to read. The evidence is in the fact she murdered a man, then cut up and disposed of his body. If you killed someone who abused you in self defense could you imagine yourself then proceeding to cut up the body? The thought of cutting up a body makes me sick. If i killed someone who abused me, and wanted to get away with it. I would dispose of the body without chopping them up, thats just sick. And if you absolutely had to chop up the body to conceal evidence you'd have to be a total psycopath to do it, and not be absolutely ashamed of yourself afterwards. being able to lie to the parents face, and manipulate both them and the police at first just reinforces that she may very well be a psycopath. And to add the cherry on top she did it to the man she loved. How can someone capable of remorse go through with precicely cutting up there spouse? Even if my significant other treated me like absolute shit, i couldnt even imagine laying a single finger on them, let alone do what this women did.

[@isabealr5536]

as a brazilian i remember this vividly, it's an insane case and very few international true crime youtubers cover it! love your videos

[@gabrielawouters1644]

Eu tô viajando ou foi relativamente próximo a época do caso da Isabella Nardoni???

[@gabrielawouters1644]

Eu tenho a impressão de lembrar dos dois casos sendo muito próximos. Eu fiquei doida com esse caso na época.

[@isabealr5536]

@@gabrielawouters1644 na minha cabeça foi próximo também, mas eu era bem novinha então posso estar errada

[@tiredallthetime1636]

The worst part imo was how she went to his parents and made them feel so bad for her. I can sympathize with her a lot actually but I think going to them and having them be so supportive of her offering to take care of her knowing she killed and dismembered their son is unforgivable. I don’t know how she could look them in the eye and do that.

[@Lavenderskullz]

I really think she killed him because he was about to leave to cheat on her. I have CPTSD and I understand disassociating and “blacking” out from fear, I could even understand her shooting him in a split second because of her mental state. What I don’t understand is instead of calling the police she dismembers, skins, and hides his body, then plays the grieving wife to try to get away with it. That shows something deeply wrong with her as a person, close to evil. I feel rage and intense anger from triggers but I know that I have to get therapy and I would never hurt someone else even in an altered mental state because I know it’s still wrong. There is no excuse or justification for dismemberment and skinning a person, even if the abuse claims are true

[@ABESW0RLD]

theres 0 explaination for chopping up a body. Plus she murdered someone, and thats all she is a murderer

[@Mrsthaysfranca]

While she was dismembering his body inside the bathroom, her daughter began to cry, and the nanny knocked on the bathroom door. She came out calm and collected, soothed the baby, and return to the scene. The police learned this fact from the nanny. Though her defense argued the relationship was full of psychological abuse, her cold, calculated moves sit wrong with me.

[@malikmirrors]

people in the comments saying he deserved it …. she killed a man and CUT UP HIS BODY ?! even if he was a serial cheater he did not deserve that

[@jaqsre]

@@malikmirrorsIF it’s true that he was abusive and she acted in self défense and that’s why they think he deserved it then that’s one thing, but dismembering?? that’s insane to defend

[@王艺璇-w3k]

It is an insult to her intellengence and emotional strength to expect her to act frail and blow her cover instantly. She is a desperate mother who did anything and everything to be with her daughter. Of course she acted as normal as she could, what else could she do, cry and draw suspection to herself? That was her life not some damn soap opera.

[@maxm7365]

@@王艺璇-w3k so you've just murdered your billionaire husband and your daughter who's father is being progressively dismembered starts crying and the nanny almost comes into the room to discover the slashed up body and without having a moment to think what to do you play it off calmly? Pile that on top of the abuse she says she had been suffering from (not accounted for by anyone else except herself) and she can just play it off like that? She's not an actress, she's a cold blooded killer

[@Mizuki-dx5cu]

​@@maxm7365It depends on each other's emotional maturity, some even when really stressed out simply disassociate and look calm, she had to comfort her child so of course she had to calm down. I'm NOT defending her at all, but I'm saying that not everyone acts the same regardless of how horrible the situation really is, looking calm isn't the same as some cold and calculated sociopath , even if her case it ends being true in many others it isn't.

[@Dannielle.S]

Sheesh cases like this are tough because you can empathize with her situation but still fully agree that she deserves the time she was given for her heinous act. That poor baby tho 😢 lost both of her parents in one evening.

[@MeriweatherDesigns]

Got to love how these people literally never think of their children….

[@leftypirate]

@@MeriweatherDesigns its sad

[@chantellebrant7803]

I wouldn't give her time. He was abusive and abusers shouldn't be given a chance.

[@snickersandicecream]

@Chantelle Brant someone saying mean words to you doesn't justify dismemberment. One slap doesn't justify dismemberment. She should have been a big girl and left him, not murder him. I will never understand how women are given all the empathy and excuses for heinous crimes. She still murdered someone and cut up his body. Then, she came up with a cover story. She deserves the time she got just as much as a man that does the same deserves it.

[@chantellebrant7803]

@@snickersandicecream my opinion is still one 🤷, I never said dismembering was ok, I do believe she needs to be locked up or in a mental institute for that part but I have no remorse for abusers what so ever. I feel the exact same about people who abuse men. Not all of us defend the women just because they're a woman. Abuse damages a persons life horrifically so I don't wish them any good in their life

[@amandacampos8290]

Excellent video, as always! Thank you for covering a Brazilian case. Other Brazilian cases you might wanna look into are: Isabella Nardoni (allegedly thrown of a window by her father), Suzanne von Richthofen (killed her parents), Chico Picadinho (killed and dismembered women), Pedrinho matador (serial killer who is now a youtuber), Eliza Samudio (allegedly killed by famous soccer player), Daniela Perez (famous actress murdered by fellow actor), amongst others. If you ever need help with the portuguese language, I'm up for it! Love from Brazil 🇧🇷 ❤

[@nanyabish]

Queria ver ela falando sobre o caso da Eloa e o quanto a mídia contribuiu pro fim trágico do caso

[@MeriweatherDesigns]

Thanks for this list, i feel like I’ve only heard of Tatiana Spitzner’s case from there but these cases sound spicy 🌶️

[@origamipein18]

A serial killing YTber!? D8

[@ykvibes6892]

yesss please cover one of these eleanor preferably the serial killer turned youtuber

[@emilimnunes4715]

*Kiss Nightclub Fire Massacre! 242 young people died in a criminal Fire at this nightclub and until this day NOBODY WAS ARRESTED! *Eloá Cristina Case: kidnapped, made hostage and murdered by abusive ex-boyfriend. The Media being completely over the line, pressuring the boyfriend, disturbing the police and rescue team, who were trying to save her when she was still alive.

[@analeticiaribeiro1363]

Omg she's telling a Brazilian case. When that happened here in Brazil was such a shock and until this day i can't believe someone are able to do something like that. Thank you for telling this history Eleanor, that's really important and you do that so well and full with empathy

[@bruna.brandt0303]

I was excited too when I saw the notification, yay!

[@isabelleneubauer]

same!! i was so young when this happened but i remember when this was all over the news and people would talk and joke about it nonstop

[@manuelasantana4573]

cara e eu que só cliquei na notificação sem ver a thumb e tomei um susto vendo as fotos KKKKKKKKKK tipo?? ué???? é isso mesmo que eu tô pensando?????????

[@Ana-tk3ml]

Farofa gostosa hmmmmm

[@isabelleneubauer]

@@Ana-tk3ml KKKKKKKKKKK

[@amandam5773]

Brazil has a lot of interesting cases that I'd love to see Eleanor's point of view on. Suzanne Von Richthofen, Daniella Perez (watching the killer became a pastor and "apologize" to her parents is one of the most haunting things I have ever seen in my life, truly horrifying), Isabella Nardoni, Eloá Cristina, Bruno the goalkeeper... So many stories that go a bit outside the usual USA/UK crimes. Thank you for this video, queen!

[@iacimourakehlmaluf3254]

Só true. Who is up to translate Beto's Ribeiro Crime S.A. videos so Eleanor can watch?

[@lurji]

brazil is just on a different level. you see it the second you step foot on a gore site- 70% of that shit is from brazil

[@Liz-dl9tu]

My boyfriend’s father worked personally with the Matsunaga family around the time of the crime. He told me about how much the family suffered because of it, it was terrible for Marcos’s father and he said that he was never The same After that

[@girasol1345]

Thank you for covering a story from Brazil! I would like to request a video for Sophia de Jesus Ocampo. She was a precious 2 year old baby who was brutally abused for over a year, raped and killed by her stepfather and mother. The system and our homophobic society failed Sophia! Her father and his husband tried to get full custody of her and were denied even showing proof that she showed up with a broken leg at his home one day. She was killed on January 26 this year. Please help share her story! It is very very sad. #justiçaporsophia

[@sngray11]

I am commenting to boost this so hopefully Eleanor sees this comment and covers this heartbreaking case.

[@girasol1345]

@@sngray11 Thank you! 🙏🏽

[@Lauren-by7xf]

Bumping

[@laurafreitas1516]

So heartbreaking

[@ellectra6539]

May her precious little soul find peace now. ♥

[@Zayra321]

read the first words of the title and immediately knew it was about them.. really glad you're covering Brazilians cases and can't wait to watch it

[@izzygolder2435]

i wish i had an eleanor neale wrapped every year so i can see how many hours i’ve spent watching this literal queen

[@lelejayne88]

Eleanor, a case that was local to me before I moved away was of a 16 year old girl called Mary-Ann Leneghan. There is a Wikipedia page on her kidnap and murder by a gang from London in 2005. The case shocked Reading at the time and I’ve never seen any true crime channel cover it but it’s so convoluted and heart wrenching.

[@poyitjdr]

I believe Eliza. I think the escalation of abuse made her snap. Remember, she grew up in an unsafe environment and had been repeatedly traumatized. When you go through stuff like that and then find yourself in that kind of situation again and there’s a gun, a weapon that doesn’t depend on overpowering someone… you’re going to enter fight or flight mode, with the chance of it being ‘fight’ increased based on the proximity of the gun. Fight or flight situations release a TON of cortisol and it’s mentally draining. She was likely in a detached state throughout the whole ordeal, including the dismemberment and removal of the body. Eliza mentioned realizing how this would affect their daughter and lemme tell you, the motivation to protect someone who is both dear to you and defenseless after you’ve been through horrible things? It can become all-consuming. It may sound like a contradiction to the detached state, but it’s something that occurs as a product of complex traumas. It is very much possible to be detached and have a singular thought control all you do. This came from instincts she developed over her life that were meant to protect her. All jailing can do in this scenario is provide a place to practice suppressing those instincts. The best thing for her, and society, would be extensive trauma therapy (EMDR especially imo). Developing a strong support system would be incredibly helpful. She probably felt like it was her (and her daughter) against the world. Were her actions wrong? Undoubtedly. That doesn’t mean we can’t feel sympathy for her. This world, and our brains, are incredibly complex. I will note that I *am* biased in this situation, due to having a lot of similarities with Eliza’s upbringing. I’m a bleeding heart and her ex-husband reminds me a lot of one of my abusers. But I am also intimately familiar with a lot of the ways trauma can affect behavior, especially in an escalating situation, so I don’t think my opinion is all for naught. Like, I also snapped the first time I was cheated on and the only reason I didn’t punch him in the face was because my very good friends physically restrained me (don’t worry, I did get therapy and I’m doing a lot better). Btw, weird coincidence, but that ex DOES live in Brazil now. Anyways, everyone remember to drink water, take your meds, and talk to a professional if you have thoughts of hurting yourself or others.

[@raven_0525]

Drink water, take your meds - Idk why but that made me laugh 😂 You made good points btw, I agree with you

[@poyitjdr]

@@raven_0525 It was a pretty big tonal change tbf lol

[@brooklynthepisces4349]

Everything you said makes way more sense to me than anything I've ever heard in my life. Thank you from a fellow trauma survivor

[@CKaffeineIVStat]

I agree. I have ptsd, I have some similarities to Elize in my history… when things go wrong or I’m in an emergency situation I go cold and instead of blacking out I’ll remember every second of the trauma and all erroneous details I normally wouldn’t. I just don’t let myself feel any emotions until I feel safe again and then I feel it all. A therapist said I do that so I’m ready for police reports and court cases or to talk to doctors since I had to do a lot of that but never saw any justice for all that happened to me in my formative years so my brain decides instead if I feel any panic I need all the details for the future. It’s like we all either black out and block memory of what’s happened or we know in such clear details that our recollection seems fake because too many things are sealed into memory. I don’t think I’d ever snap and kill anyone, though. I watch true crime mostly so if I am in a situation again maybe I can make sure there’s more evidence (I also can only watch things where the case is solved).

[@childfreechick2980]

My theory is that she confronted him, he was nonchalant about it and said some mean things that pissed her off, he went and got the pizza, she went and got the gun during the time he was gone, he came back upstairs and likely knelt down or sat down to begin eating the pizza, and that's when she shot him. I could be way off but I dont believe for a second that it was self defense.

[@SHMZ-B]

I agree. Even if that was the first time he hit her. Who goes and gets a gun out when he said he was leaving according to her. He wasn't trying to stay and beat her more so where does the self defense come into play.

[@MaiXoxo3]

I agree that he was probably sitting down about to eat pizza and she shot his head from behind...

[@tomriddle164]

I 100% agree that was the sequence of events. Can't believe an escort who married this man by cheating with him on his previous wife would think or even expect him to be faithful to her.

[@nectar2153]

I’m glad Eleanor is continuing to share these true crime cases for us

[@isabellabasso9780]

As a Brazilian, it makes me really happy to see people from other countries talking about Brazil. One case that I believe people would find horrible is poor Gabriel Kuhn’s murder. I highly recommend you to take a look at it Eleanor!

[@andressaloiola8669]

YES gabriel’s story should be covered by more people for sure

[@AMMA83]

If it's true he was alive while she was cutting him up, that's horrendous. Whatever led up to this, what a terrible event. Their poor child.

[@abbyjenkins3732]

I just wanna say how much I appreciate your content warnings and how understanding you are in saying that it’s okay to skip the episode to take care of our mental health. That’s huge, especially since you make your money off of views. Thank you💕

[@skreemqueen7520]

Wow! This is a rough one !!! My sympathies to the family. Especially the poor baby. I hope she has a happy life it’s her grandparents. Great work, Eleanor.

[@anneulysse8051]

I love how you tell the victims story!!! You’re the best!

[@Alaninjas]

Woow, a case from Brazil! 🇧🇷❤️ I think it's your first Brazilian case too! Thanks for covering this one Eleanor

[@Bonghotdogwater]

She said she did it because she knew her daughter needed a mother so I still feel sympathy for her. I think she cut him up because mother's will do anything for their children. Also her daughter being in the next room could have kept her motivated. Let me edit this. So you can't help your emotions. U can't help who u r attracted to or anything like that. If you have any type of imbalance in your brain, it can affect those things significantly. You r a victim of your own brain basically. I don't believe anyone is actually at fault for anything tbh. It's just how their brains are. That being said if they are a danger they should be away from the general population. It's a mental illness. Some people are pure evil I know that but most cases of crime are because the person's brain makes them feel certain ways so they so certain things. Some people can control it but some cant. Many serial killers feel remorse after killing and don't want to do it anymore but their brains don't work like a normal persons.

[@rainingsouls787]

If her daughter having a mother was the motive, she shouldn’t have committed a serious crime that would risk going to prison for years. Now she doesn’t have a mother or a father.

[@StellaLiveDIY]

​@rainingsouls787 I'm not condoning what she did, but someone commented that she's free now.

[@sofialozano4031]

@@StellaLiveDIY yes, in Brazil unfortunately you get to get out of jail earlier to “resocialize”. She technically free with a handful of restrictions,

[@sofialozano4031]

No, if she truly loved her daughter, she wouldn’t have chopped up her father and stopped halfway through to breastfeed her and then go back to cutting him up (autopsy, the investigation and the babysitter’s testimony revealed that). She wouldn’t be making documentaries or writing a book she plans on selling to tell about the murder she did. She would’ve done the same as his ex wife: gotten a divorce. By the prosecution’s evidence, you can tell her version makes very little sense (the bulletwound was burned, the angle was completely off, etc). She’s using her daughter as a shield.

[@gabyg1210]

This is such a brain dead comment, the mans head was chopped off while being alive…this comment is condoning her actions, incredible

[@nathaliaagostini102]

Finally a Brazilian case. We have several interesting cases here that you can explore. Congratulations on the channel, I've been watching for years and you're amazing.

[@holmie]

oh my god this is the case i requested in the members only community post Eleanor you have made my week, so excited for watching the video!!

[@floxy8424]

I really don't know how I feel about this case. Her description of the events leading up to the murder definitely makes it seem like self-defense. But, she DEFINITELY shouldn't have done all that to his body and then disposed of it. Regardless, I really hope that their daughter is able to live a happy life despite all this heartbreak.

[@dontmindme633]

I hope her daughter is /was able to forgive and reconnect with her mother. As horrible and insane as this was, it was fear of losing her daughter that made her snap and lose everything.

[@sofialozano4031]

@@dontmindme633 she wasn’t going to lose her. That’s BS. Marcos’ ex wife (the one he ditched to be with Elize) kept full custody of their son and plenty of money from the divorce. Not to mention that if the abuse was real, what sort of abuser teaches their victim to shoot, kill, lives with them in a house full of guns they can grab at any time and let’s the travel out of state WITHOUT HIM but with the child alone? The prosecution’s evidence shows she lied about A LOT of things ( the angle the bullet went in, for instance, was impossible to get in if she shot straight forwards, not to mention the burn marks on the hole show the gun was at most a couple of inches from his head)

[@dontmindme633]

@@sofialozano4031 I mean, she’s obviously guilty, I’m not denying that in any way. I don’t even think it was self defense. I think she snapped. And made the worst decisions she could have possibly made. And in the end it cost her everything.

[@sofialozano4031]

@@dontmindme633 true. I was just clarifying she wasn’t actually going to lose the kid anyways and she could’ve easily figured that out, so if she did snap (which is probably what happened), the possibility of losing the kid wasn’t what caused it.

[@clownrat5759]

@@sofialozano4031 How could she have known that????

[@minimumpatience23]

I understand the thought process, reasoning behind cutting him up. She's literally been taught that that's how you deal with a dead thing cut it up. It sounds like a women who was told that she was less for a very long time than realizing that her husband was about to take it to a new level of abuse and she wasn't going to let it happen and this man was basically saying she couldn't leave him. She thought about her daughter she dissociated and her body went into fight or flight.

[@minimumpatience23]

@infinite5164 or I should like a women who's been through that and understands the fear that shoots through a DV victim every waking moment of their lives?

[@infinite5164]

@@minimumpatience23 i understand that it would be very scary, I just don’t know how anyone can defend CUTTING UP a body

[@minimumpatience23]

@infinite5164 I'm not defending it I'm saying I get the thought process she was going through

[@infinite5164]

@@minimumpatience23 I understand the killing part because that might’ve been the only way out it’s just the dismembering, you’re not sane if you think to actually do it

[@minimumpatience23]

@@infinite5164 she used to kill animals her abuser taught her that is how to get rid of animals to dismember it. She went with how she knew to get rid of a body she freaked out 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@RejeccaBean]

I feel like this is too sympathetic to the killer, remember, the sequence of events is told by HER. She could have easily twisted it to make people feel bad for her. She took a person out of this world, doesn't matter how sad her past is. She obviously had bad issues if she dismembered him on top of killing him.

[@outwardbound2241]

100% agree

[@torisaintlaurent]

exactly!! these comments are so dumb 😭 like how are you defending this

[@reeper16]

Yep, halfway I thought that Elize was the victim. You can be an abused person and a perpetrator at the same time.

[@alessiadepalma]

@@torisaintlaurent it's honestly explained well in the end, every fact and theory is going in her favor, man was a cheater, and most likely abusive, she put effort in hiding the evidence for the sake of her daughter

[@katherinebattle3780]

It's cause she's a fuckin woman that's it. That's why I only follow one woman that tells true crime cases cause she doesn't excuse women for their awful acts. At this point women shouldn't be allowed to tell true crime.

[@aline57396]

I’m from Brazil and I’m obsessed with your videos for years. I’m so happy and honored that you talked about such a huge case here in Brazil!!! In case you ever want to do another one, there is the Suzane Von Richthofen case that is also a big case. Lots of love from Brazil ❤

[@BarbaraSantosPLemos]

Im so happy that she's covering a Brazilian case!! I remember vividly the news about this case and how grueling finding out about the details was I really hope Eleanor covers other cases. If I could recommend one, it would be Rachel Genofre, a cold case that was solved a couple of years ago

[@jenefer_]

I was just a kid when this happened here in Brazil, thank you so much for telling a Brazilian case

[@thaisakemi1974]

Wow a Brazilian case! Love you, thank you for bringing such complete and well researched cases

[@TravellerZasha]

Reminder that even though there's allegations that he was an toxic/abusive person, Eliza murdering him and cutting up the body is not and will not be justified. Murder is never the right answer for abuse, this is coming from someone who's once experienced such. With true crime it's easy to forget that these are all real people with families who are deeply pained from this so just keep that in mind

[@no-xz8te]

Murder is justified especially when the police won't listen to you. What are the odds of the police believing her over a fucking billionaire?

[@thinkcat01]

It is true, but the husband threatened to put her in a sanitorium for crazy people and also takes away her daughter.

[@skilletno1]

@@thinkcat01 hmm maybe he should have done and then the crazy b wouldnt have been able to chop him up

[@thinkcat01]

@@skilletno1 If you know someone is going to put you in a sanitorium for life and you know you are not insane, what are you going to do? He wants to torture you and he wants to taunt you everyday and belittle you daily, and refused to let you go, then,what are you going to do?

[@skilletno1]

@@thinkcat01 you are basing your entire argument on the killer’s testimony which has no evidence whatsoever, she also went through the entire process of dismembering and hiding his body. Justifying commiting horrid crimes with no evidence off of the killers word is actually unfathomable and this video is actually ridiculous because of it. People who are gullible enough to believe this shit are a detriment to the justice system.

[@BrasilSaram]

As a Brazilian and long time subscriber I’m so beyond happy you’re talking about a Brazilian case!!! Even though I know every single detail of it, I could not, not watch you telling this horrendous story. 🖤

[@lissaajz]

Hi Eleanor! I’m Brazilian and I love that you talked this case so correctly! You should also look for the “gol keeper Bruno” chilling case. Unfortunately in Brazil we have a lot of murders. Love you! ❤❤❤

[@arturmonteiro8541]

this case is probably one of the worst i've heard. tortured her, ripped her fetus out of her belly, then fed her body to dogs just because she didnt want to get an abortion?

[@larissaleonor6200]

I'm Brazilian 😍 This case is so big in Brazil. There are a lot of documentaries, forensic and judicional ones. It's an intricated story.

[@BeeKee404]

Hey Eleanor, I would love to hear your take on these cases: Jonathan Amerault who was murdered by his coworker's abusive husband for having an affair with her. People say he deserved it but I think that's messed up. The wife I believe is also guilty because she had many chances to save both herself and Jonathan but didn't and only cared about protecting herself. Nick Browning who killed his parents and his two younger brothers. Pretty crazy case. My heart broke most for the poor young boys. Chris Watts, the probably most famously talked about case where he killed his wife and two daughters after having an affair. The sick fucker lied that he saw his wife strangling their daughters and in turn strangled her to death. The reason why that excuse is BS is cause if that were true then why would he hide his daughters' bodies at his workplace? That just doesn't add up.

[@dott8348]

Well you spoiled them now… no these cases seem good, i hope she does them

[@LadyMFUnicorn]

In an abusive relationship those chances come with high risk. Many women and men die doing so. I am a survivor who made it out with the lost of my home 95% of my stuff, my dog, car, trust for family, my mom lost her job by my ex’s hands, and almost my kids. It is never that easy.

[@LadyMFUnicorn]

Also I think she is guilty. The shooting is fishy.

[@BeeKee404]

@@dott8348 Well they've been covered by other crime channels so I figured people maybe already heard of them especially the Chris Watts one. I also just like hearing different takes on them.

[@BeeKee404]

@@LadyMFUnicorn I'm sorry that happened to you and your mom. Hope you're doing well.

[@raychelcaliber4941]

Who the hell was taking care of her infant daughter at the apartment while she lugged those three giant heavy suitcases containing his body into the elevator? She literally left her baby by herself to go spread his body parts.

[@olly4556]

Literally what I was thinking

[@momohue6432]

So you want the daughter to grew up knowing she was there with her mom?

[@raychelcaliber4941]

@@momohue6432 what the fuck? No, my comment was in regards to the fact that she completely left her infant abandoned while she disposed of a dead body.

[@onettaviator5396]

​@@momohue6432How about *care for your child and don't commit the fucking crime,* instead?

[@StormHunt1]

From what I've heard, I think they had a nanny for the daughter, since the mother went to law school and the dad was a buisnessman, they must have had to leave the house together at certain points of time. Because I think there is like a nanny that was also a witness to the murder. But then again, ive just heard that the family did, im not entirely sure, its just what ive seen from personal research because i thought of the exact same thing.

[@angelaneale4286]

You always hit the mark Eleanor a really well told case with such accuracy and respect .I love how your 2 totally different channels run so well xx

[@julesspeare]

I love your channel and I’m really surprised you covered a case from brazil, I’m brazilian and remember how crazy this case was when it happened. Thanks for being so professional with this (and all) videos! Btw if you’re interested in more brazilian cases I strongly suggest you look into the flordelis case.

[@manoelan5726]

This case is soooo popular in Brazil, thank you for covering it. There were even some photos of the body circulating (truly awful)

[@redamancyy7959]

I've seen the photos there awful

[@galinaatanasova1779]

I absolutely regret that Google search now the photos will haunt me for awhile 😭

[@nancysanders6232]

I absolutely adore your ways of telling stories! I love that you fumble your words, and I love that you get so riled up in your storytelling! You are brilliant. You are my very favorite, true crime channel! Keep ‘em coming, girl! I am here for it all!😅😁✌️

[@lastminutewonder9602]

As a woman I think we should consider that she would lie about abuse. I mean its kinda obvious to lie about abuse after you kill a man.

[@jennooneknows5991]

I absolutely love listening to the way you make these stories come to life! You're able to objectively tell both sides of the story. Please if you get the chance would you tell the story of Alton Coleman and Debra Brown!

[@gustavobaldone9355]

so glad you covered a brazilian case! i remember this vividly, i was around 8 yo and this murder was all over the news there are some comments here of people recommending other brazilian cases and i definitely encourage you to cover them! theyre really interesting and shocking

[@ilyeri2525]

love you eleanor, tysm for all the work you put in

[@nannariis3985]

Honestly if you see the crime scene photos, there is absolutely no way you can feel empathy for this woman. And where is his ex wife in this case? If this man was abusive like she said he is, his exes would be able to confirm this pattern of behavior from him

[@TonksTheFool]

It could obviously still be a story but at the same time, the ex wife wasn't a sex worker. You'll be surprised how vile people get with them and excuse it as being apart from how they treat others. They see them as 'lesser than'. Him flirting with escorts like he can upgrade his car model seem sus as fuck to me. So, in this case that pattern isn't exactly needed for it to be true. People change depending on the status they deem a person and exhibit different behaviours - not all are textbook with the constant patterns. It doesn't excuse murder, ofc. But if it's true, those are pressure points where she most likely turned her head off to protect herself after those types of threats.

[@iyaniole6010]

I’m watching the Netflix documentary now and her lack of remorse / ability to fake emotion is absolutely frightening. Eleanor has me hooked on this case right now.

[@Staronat]

​@@TonksTheFool but couldn't they ask other escorts as to how he treated them? I do think you could determine a pattern because if he is a vile abuser, it will show to some other people. (in more ways than cheating)

[@TonksTheFool]

@@iyaniole6010 That def changes things

[@upilematululu8292]

@@iyaniole6010 what is the documentary called?

[@luisa9402]

i know literally everything about this case (im from brazil) and i COULD NOT stop myself from hearing you tell all. i love the way you tell these stories, you should go more into brazilian cases, there are a lot of interestings ones.

[@femalevoice_]

This gave me the chills. A woman from my country- Bulgaria was found in a suitcase. Turned out her husband with the help of his dad murdered her out of nowhere brutally. Her name was Evgenia Vladimirova

[@radhikabhattacharya2689]

Hi Eleanor, from India! I love the unbiased way you cover criminal cases. I was wondering if you want to cover a case from India... A young girl by the name of jhanvi kukreja was mysterious murdered in Mumbai, India..age 19, in 2020 news years. Only writing to you, coz I think this case deserves a renewal in interest, despite the slow pace of justice... It would be amazing if you covered this case . Thanks and much love from India!

[@enyakarkkainen9523]

I second this. I haven't seen a lot of cases from India (on western channels, at least).

[@00iamcrazy]

I live in Delhi and I haven’t even heard about the case yet. Thanks for recommending this case, Radhika. I hope Eleanor sees this and covers it.

[@dannysstart2218]

not sure its unbiased when she said he's a bad guy...

[@maluaccioly4364]

i’m so happy you did a brazilian case!! i’ve been waiting for the longest time 😭😭

[@LaraEstrella]

omg you should TOTALLY cover more brazilian cases!!!!!!! Look into the case of Evandro Ramos Caetano! Its about a series of murders that happened in the 90's in which loads of people (including the mayor's wife and daughter) were tortured and wrongly acused! They were in jail for nearly 10 years until Ivan Mizanzuki, a journalist, recently made a podcast and discovered tapes that proved their innocence. Its such a complex case that teaches us a LOT about the justice system in Brazil!

[@rafaelaoliveira1483]

I'm so happy Eleanor is covering a case from brazil! Brazil loves you Eleanor!

[@trekstarsam2494]

Ladies, if he’ll cheat WITH you, he’ll cheat ON you. Please remember that.

[@Emrose93]

This took a turn I didn’t think it would! What a case.

[@sbd1033]

Normally hearing that the victim was dismembered I would be like yeah guilty evil go straight to jail! But if I was in this position (I really hope that's never the case 🤣) but even if it was self defense I would be thinking he's got money his family have money, connections the ability to pay for amazing lawyers and that I would still end up more than likely with a murder charge. And I do believe the thought of being taken away from her child drove her to be able to dismember him. The love for your child can make you do crazy things it's not an excuse its just hard to be completely against her

[@dontmindme633]

Yeah she totally snapped. On a man that was publicly cheating on her and threatening to take her child away which, for a rich and powerful man is no empty threat. It’s hard for me to feel bad for him.

[@vegan_guac]

I absolutely agree

[@cz180p]

Nah she’s guilty as fuck anyways.

[@vegan_guac]

@Addy I mean, logically, the dismemberment was obviously done so that she could get away with it and not be charged.

[@jaehyunluvr]

@@user-jr2xv6xb6wu need to take in account she was ABUSED as a kid and she was probably panicking. i cant imagine the numerous thoughts that went through her mind the moment her hand pulled the trigger.

[@sophiawebb5521]

Christina Randall, Mollie Westbrook and now Eleanor Neale uploading all within the same hour!!! I’ve got a busy morning ahead of me 🥰❤️🥰

[@MeriweatherDesigns]

I got all of those notifications too! I was like my afternoon about to get tragic! 😂

[@glamorousqueen8251]

Yes I need to listen to true crime whiles cleaning or doing anything for that fact so I'm super happy we got back to back viodes to watch

[@0natv]

I love Eleanor’s videos. I’ve tried to watch other people’s documentaries or stories, but I cant get into them like hers. Love this channel ❤

[@elisemoher2321]

Thank you for delivering this case coverage so well Eleanor. Huge Fan from PEI, Canada.

[@andreamiranda3275]

I am Brazilian and I can remember this case so much. Shocking. And... even living in London, I buy a lot of Yoki products still.

[@beatrizaraujorivelli2186]

Me too!!!

[@mari_belato]

Finally a Brazilian case! Here in Brazil we have a lot of horrific cases.

[@Feeebulous]

The reason we don't usually hear about Brazilian (or South American in general) cases is because most of the victims are not millionaires. The amount of people that go missing ever year is truly insane, but the vast majority of them are poor and not enough people care about the fates of poor people.

[@DoitsuNeko]

I adore your channel, but I do wanna tell a lil bit more about this case. This is one that even over here in Brazil there is a lot of misinformation and people basically believing lies. First, there is no evidence he was abusive aside from the words of a known murderer and liar. Elize had previously lied about an attempt on her life made by him, for example (said he tried to poison her). The claims she made that he would curse her out/call her names were never proven either, and his previous partners disagree with her version of him being verbally or physically abusive (financially, it's muddy) Second, I absolutely despise cheaters, but using that is NOT an argument for killing someone. Doesn't matter the gender. Thirdly, she was abusive and had threatened to kill him before. The relationship as a whole was toxic, but she was the most abusive; his abuse was cheating and neglect (again, possibly financial). Nothing else. Custody battle wouldn't have been an issue either - though, to be honest, neither seemed like they would be good parents. Not gonna count anymore, but he was killed bringing back a pizza for sure - based on the cameras and other evidence, her version doesn't hold. The entrance wound and distance prove that it couldn't have been self defense, and that he couldn't even see her when she pulled the trigger - the height difference makes it so just lowering his head wouldn't explain it. He literally had just gotten back in the apartment. Now, for the dismemberment... she did it over a long period of time, stopping to feed her baby. The nanny and the baby were home during most of it. She started by the head and he had aspirated blood, meaning he was alive when she started chopping him up. Her defense argued that the shot left him brain dead, but we have no way to know for sure and it still counts as decapitating him alive. There is a lot wrong on how the case was portrayed, especially in the media, but she is simply evil. I'm seeing, yet again, a lot of people sympathizing with her. She deserves no sympathy for what she did. Over the years she always tried to paint a different picture and look meek and innocent. Despite being caught lying several times, it saddens me to see people believing her. There are some good documentaries about this case, but the best ones have no subtitles in english (Investigação Criminal, on Prime, has a good episode about it). The Netflix one is good to consider sexism involved in the media, but for NOTHING else. Elize kept repeating lies, especially several things already proven to simply be impossible. This case is just a mess. But never feel sorry for her - what she did was cruel in so many ways it's unbelievable. He was a shitty person, but no one deserves to die like that

[@marcj4788]

Puma your account seems the most likely and believable and I totally agree with you, I don't understand people supporting a VILE woman who dismembered her husband no matter what the excuse, you seem well tuned in with this case and everything you said makes complete sense, I don't think he was abusive even by the way he looks and I know looking at someone doesn't mean anything but he seems very modest and placid, I believe she is getting too much sympathy from people who don't know the full story, great comment 💯👍🙏

[@outwardbound2241]

This comments needs a lot more likes.

[@gabscalise]

as a brazilian myself i’m really happy you covered a brazilian case! you should bring more tho, there are A LOT of cases here.

[@tenku_power]

My day gets better when I see that eleanor has posted

[@leahgolden7242]

You don’t know how much it means to me that you give warnings about the case! I’ve tried to ask other true crime creators to do this because I can’t and won’t listen to anything involving animal torture. You also give us options to skip through certain parts. It’s takes literally seconds to do and I think that’s why you have become so successful…well that and because of your beautiful soul that shines right through the camera.

[@squtnik]

100% agree

[@TheeEnglishKnight]

sadly i’ve heard many popular true crimes refuse to give tw’s because ‘well that’s what you signed up for’ and it’s just… what? we’re not saying to put a tw for murder or whatever, there are so many different crimes /mental illnesses etc that could trigger someone, that aren’t in every single crime case. i just find that logic bizarre.

[@mentallydisturbedllama473]

I fully agree with his, I appreciate it so much. And especially in the beginning when she says "if you can't hear about any of those please click out of the video now, look after yourself." Such a short and simple sentence yet it almost makes me want to cry because it feels so considerate.

[@lisalarsen2384]

Why are you watching true crime if you get triggered lol

[@mentallydisturbedllama473]

@@lisalarsen2384 Well, often it's certain topics that can be triggering for some. Not true crime as a whole. But sometimes she also does it when she goes more into the gruesome details about the murders etc which some may want to skip.

[@Songbird-59]

I tend to have problems believing people who have dismembered their victims.

[@lisasousa4660]

As a Brazilian and also a huge fan of the channel 🇧🇷 it's great to see one of our stories (there's a lot of misterious and interesting cases) being told by such an amazing youtuber

[@whoisyngrid]

a brazilian case!!! omg I'm so happyyyy, thank you queen eleanor ❤️

[@labeeonrose]

Can't believe you did this case. I remember so vivedly! There are so many weird cases from Brazil (like so many people have been suggesting)... PS: I find your videos really interesting and you are my favourite true crime youtuber!

[@arviish_0]

hello eleanor, would you be interested in covering the case of monique daniels? her disappearance is still technically unsolved, but there is a very strong theory about her family's involvement. i don't think it's a well known case, and i'm very eager to see it covered by you!

[@TayaA1997]

Finally seeing a case from Brasil here! It was everything anyone could talk about back then, we had hardly ever seen such a case. Couple more Brazilian cases for you to cover: - Suzane von Richthofen’s case - Isabella Nardoni’s case. Love your videos!

[@meccacooper2240]

I notice a lot of women “trying to empathize with Eliza” and “provide a deeper perspective “ into her reasoning for killing and dismembering her husband. If this was a man you’d all rip him to bits.

[@Nizhonibearcreek]

I agree far too many saying he deserved it but if a guy did the samething they would be all over his ass calling him a narcissist and a monster .

[@batgrrrlcock]

well this is not something you can easily switch the gender roles for. no matter how much they think, men will never be as much in fear of a women screaming and threatening to kill them as a women will when a man does the same thing. eliza was either going to die that night or kill him. she did it for her survival because he had the capability to do the exact same thing to her and then cover it up like it never happened. if a man did this to his physically bigger more in power wife he feared with his heart and soul that could kill and was intending to kill him without consequence? good for him.

[@tomriddle164]

I dont buy it one bit that she killed him in self defense. I think she attacked him because he was going to leave her.@@batgrrrlcock

[@zeeo3147]

exactly i’m a woman and agree

[@curcubeusiiubirea7778]

Hi Eleanor! I was wondering if you could cover the Turpin Family case? You're always so professional in your videos and I think you would do an amazing job doing this dreadful case.

[@Littlemad18]

I love your channel so much and have been following you for a long time. It's my favorite pastime while I'm working! And I'm Brazilian, so I was super excited about you covering this case. As other people have commented, there's a lot of crazy stuff going on here. I hope you bring other cases from Brazil. Love u girl, amazing work as always!

[@caity2hip466]

How can you cut your husband up seeing his face and body the whole time, all while your baby is next door. I can’t even fathom how any human could do that to another

[@Clipknoti]

Which is why I think the accusations are false , not only did she do that she said it was for her daughter knowing this would ruin her life , true reason was the jealousy of her not being good enough for Marcos after having a bad background and a man that actually loved her for her was living life with another women drove her to the edge , hence the private investigator

[@DesTCAllday]

I’ve been bouncing back and forth between your older videos and newer ones, and I’m so proud of how much you’ve grown on your channel. You’ve opened your personality up to us so much, you get into the storytelling so much more. Anyways, love you Elliiiieeeee ❤️

[@nelsyvazquez]

I just started watching your videos and I got to say I love your passion in every video🙌🏼

[@lvlPsychosis]

I think it’s very reasonable to consider the possibility of her fabricating an abusive past with her husband and that her claims of self defense are false. I don’t think that’s a misogynistic argument, I do however agree that bringing up her past as an escort is completely irrelevant as well as accusations about her infidelity and their child’s conception. I also think it’s unlikely she did this all to gain his wealth considering she already had access to the finances. Her claims seem very convenient and the physical evidence doesn’t align with self defense. In my opinion I think she was done wrong by her husband multiple times, and in the moment she killed him out of spite.

[@PancakeWaffle1720]

That’s what I was thinking too .

[@ABESW0RLD]

Facts, Elanor is showing her misandry in the video 🤣 She's constantly narrating the story in a way to get everyone to feel sympathy for Eliza and telling everyone that the husband was abusive... And then late in the video, she says "oh btw it could all be fabricated by Eliza but only misogynistic men think this"

[@sofialozano4031]

Not to mention, what sort of abuser teaches his victim to shoot and let’s her travel out of state by herself?

[@hannahkjean]

@@ABESW0RLD misandry isn’t real

[@ABESW0RLD]

@@hannahkjean google is free, go and learn something

[@nanyabish]

Finally the Yoki case! As a Brazilian true crime head I really want you to talk about the Eloá case

[@savannahmarie4918]

Finally laying down to watch this and… wow. I honestly have know idea what to think about the entirety of this situation. If he wasn’t “lucky with the ladies” it makes you wonder why, was there a form of manipulation or abuse? And on the other hand, WHY DID SHE DISMEMBER HIM. I want so bad to feel sympathy for another abuse victim, but she actively cut up his body and disposed of it, and that doesn’t sit right with me.

[@emilymoran3224]

Would you think it was to dehumanise him, another form of disassociation from what she did? Or just so she could physically dispose of the body 🤔

[@MaiXoxo3]

She was trying to get rid of his body/evidence that she murdered him that's why she dismember him.

[@tomsmith6513]

@@emilymoran3224 if he was abusive, it would have been a form of revenge. All that anger, rage and resentment bottled up and it was being released. Maybe part of it was practical, so she could scatter the body.

[@barbarafagundes1492]

I haven’t started watching the video yet, but just in case it wasn’t covered here, the dude used to humiliate her because of her past as a call girl. He used to say horrible things to her about her. He was actually a disgusting type of man who used to treat women like sh*t. He used to write reviews on a specialized website for call girls about the girls he used to lay down with, and the way he spoke about them is just degrading. None of this justify but just to show a different perspective that the video might not have shown.

[@TaniaAlemide]

as soon as u said “must have had some medical knowledge” i remembered she was a nurse and immediately knew for sure

[@niamhl6964]

Honestly I can understand her internal logic when she decided to dismember him and cover up the murder, because she was probably thinking about the fact she would never see her daughter again if she was caught. The thought of losing a child can make people do things they never would've done otherwise

[@bridgettbenson6830]

That was my thinking too. My ex would say stuff like that and it would make me yell and act out when I am normally a calm understanding person. A monthers instinct is unique

[@minimumpatience23]

@@bridgettbenson6830 that's a common abuse tactic to try and get the other person to feel crazy

[@isaamorim8702]

@Maria Thereza Pereira Ferreira and this will most likely never happen cause his family has full custody of her and I believe they even changed her name and everything

[@Baldjotarokujo]

Then maybe dont kill somebody?? Idk just a thought

[@bridgettbenson6830]

@@minimumpatience23 I know unfortunately took a little long to see it but I left and try hard not to react to his comments.

[@tu11ah14]

Hi Eleanor, hope your well! I have had a rough last month and I thank you for uploading such interesting videos ❤❤❤

[@caitroseco6752]

If you they’ll do it with you, they’ll do it to you. Ladies, do not let a guy cheat on his girl with you. Even if he leaves her for you (which he probably won’t, even if he says he will) you really think he’ll suddenly became a faithful man and never cheat on you? Sorry, that’s just delusional.

[@VanessaVallette]

I’m Brazilian and I recommend everybody to watch the Netflix documentary on Elize’s side of the story. There was much more into the relationship, he was an abuser and a violent guy, who thought he could get away with everything because he was absurdly rich.

[@belaisout]

As a Brazilian, I remember this case as if it was today. This was huge back in the day and really shocked my people. Thank you for covering it.

[@claraasobral]

Eleanor dear bare yourself for brazilian warmfth and social media engagement! I've seen this case time and time again from different channels but I'mma see it again because I love your storytelling. Keep the goog job!

[@spamasparagus]

Eleanor, the word you were looking for was sommelier. Although, “wine-oligist” does have a ring to it! Brilliant work, i love that you treat each case with respect and nuance.

[@sassysarina9718]

I thought it was connessier

[@spamasparagus]

@@sassysarina9718 connoisseur refers to an expert in any matter of taste whereas a sommelier deals with wine in particular.