Bodycam Shows Killer Going Absolutely Nuts

[@keithrickson8522]

Random person walking in the middle of the road, middle of the night, middle of nowhere, covered in blood, ranting craziness, seems like the perfect hitchhiker 😂

[@Mr.Ekshin]

That blue meth is some serious stuff!

[@JasonHauser125]

Out of all the safe hitchhikers he could have picked up, he gets the most batshit loony fresh-off-an-ex-murder hitcher.

[@FearEeatsTheSoul]

He wasn’t covered in blood. Did you not watch the video? He may have had some dried on parts of his clothing, but it’s not like the guy that helped him saw blood poured on him.

[@artieborko4988]

Some people are too naive for their own good. You have to be a special kind of stupid to think picking someone up in those circumstances is a good idea. Zero street smarts and awareness level set at 0.

[@sage6269]

I don't know what possesses someone (forgive the pun) to allow a blood covered, crazy man into their car, and think they're not in danger. You always hear these stories, and all the neighbors say "he was just a normal, quiet guy, didn't bother anyone." Like, what do people think a psychopath looks like?

[@Makanshi]

The "tie your shoe" and using the wrong name was actually a great mental health tactic to break him out of it for a second and try to calm him down.

[@lawrencemay2554]

I'm a psych nurse in the emergency department of a hospital in Australia 34yrs in psych and I do the same thing. Works well actually

[@RandomRandomnessKCMO]

Explain??

[@tijuanaiguana190]

Yea, what does that mean

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

yep, things that are neutral and small and elicit automatic responses, makes sense.

[@timothya.olmeda7299]

It also provides the evidence that he is not insane.

[@vegassims7]

See this guy isn't pretending to be crazy and schizophrenic, he really is, that's not an act.

[@soniamontgomery5229]

Or drug induced psychosis

[@Dev-In-Denver123]

Exactly what I was gonna say. It was drug induced. Dude smoked too much spice or k2 and lost his damn mind.

[@echelonrank3927]

its a natural fact its not an act

[@islambary2menkom]

That s a very stupid act and you are very naif .an insane person will continue her story no matter how strange it might appear ,this punk was stopping everytime he said something looking like crazy like he s jesus and his father is god ,he couldn t keep up because he himself knew he was unbelievable .

[@cassandra-oq6ex]

This is what happens when a person with schizophrenia isn't being properly treated

[@lulumoon6942]

One of the few times I believed the suspect was insane.

[@Chestnutcow]

Well, at the time he technically was. He was totally engulfed in drug induced psychosis.

[@t0tallynotliv]

same dude

[@dylanmcshane9976]

This is demonic possession. Notice how he keeps coming back to reality unsure wtf he was doing.

[@poet8708]

@@dylanmcshane9976 Lmfao fuck off with the demons bro. People can be fucking nuts without being "possessed"

[@lulumoon6942]

@@dylanmcshane9976 Likely.

[@Noob0perator]

So some random guy unknowingly drove an axe murderer 10 miles to a police station! That could have gone south, FAST!

[@roulettegenie4379]

When you pickup hitchhikers you always joke & ask "You're not an Axe Murderer are you"?

[@CharlieApples]

I wouldn’t call him an “axe murderer”. Just because that makes him sound like some bloodthirsty killer who did it out of sadistic malice or something. The dude was in full blown drug-induced psychosis, which is nearly identical to schizophrenic psychosis-he was completely detached from reality, thinking and behaving the way someone thinks and behaves in a dream. None of it makes sense. That’s a lot different from some guy with hatred and rage in his heart killing a woman with an axe because he just hated something about her, and just liked hurting people.

[@jaush69]

@@CharlieApples I mean he did murder someone with an axe. The words line up.

[@camgood9562]

THEY WERE DEMONS!! WHY CANT YOU SEE THAT??

[@skybee001]

@@roulettegenie4379 OMG that's so true! "you're not an axe murderer are you?!" *silence* That's nightmare fuel 😭

[@lyndsayw5843]

This is so tragic all around. This poor woman who was murdered spent her last moments in absolute terror. The cop who was shot. And even Andrew who really doesn't know what he's doing or why.

[@ChadDidNothingWrong]

If he wasn't being such a dang pussy about it then the murder likely wouldn't have happened. What he implied was that this is all normal for him, but today he was being pestered longer than usual and "caused him so much suffering, etc...." and he killed her because of the fear it was causing him. He's just handling it BADLY...literally talking like a scared 5 year old about it rather than a man his age. Schizophrenia will certainly make you see, hear, feel, sense things, but it doesn't just make squealing a coward out of a grown man--that it a separate problem that clearly didn't mix well here. A stronger man with a respectable amount of courage to his character would still talk like a raving madman, but he at least would not be driven to kill anyone simply _out of fear_ like this guy claims to have done. Another reason I see this as a failure on his part is that many wouded in

[@KateMarr1]

it truly is, and it’s controversial to say people are crazy, and that they truly don’t know what they did. But I really think he has no idea what’s happening. Mental illnesses that are gone untreated, are so so dangerous.

[@hellofoodiebeauties]

It's drugs... all he had to do was say no to drugs and he'd be in alot better shape. People say everything is mental illness, when it's not.

[@gSWG3R]

​@hellofoodiebeauties You are absolutely clueless if you think the answer is as simple as that. He may be Schizophrenic and not on medication to manage his symptoms. And again, addiction doesn't just magically appear, often people resort to drugs to cope with inescapable pain or traumatic reminders. Telling them to "just say no to drugs" has never worked, it's just a sentiment that ignorant folks like you choose to cling to. You either have never struggled the way this bloke has, or you're just talking sh*t. Substance use disorders ARE considered a mental health diagnosis by both the DSM-5-TR and ICD-11 - manuals used to assist with making a diagnosis. And as I said earlier in my reply, mental health problems often precede the use of drugs to cope with their symptoms. If you're going to sit here and claim this man isn't mentally ill, you are laughably dense.

[@maryannelizbeth5768]

@@hellofoodiebeauties it's religion...all he had to do was say no to organised religion and he'd be in much better shape. People say it's not brainwashing when it is.

[@Doofenshmirtz1088]

The only thing I'm confused about is how a doctor could say he was sane at the time of the murder. This guy has not been sane for a long time.

[@davereeves1967]

It's easy to say that when the person that wants you to say it has given you $100,000. It was a paid "expert witness" for the District Attorney's office.

[@downestfoo5613]

Goes to show nothing is what you think this system is very corrupt

[@robinlee9272]

I really think this man needed serious mental help. My gut tells me that he really was in pain that whatever was going on in his mind was very real to him. I’m so very sorry for the lady who lost her life and I pray she is in the light of Christ and I pray the police officer finds peace in life and finds another job that is more fulfilling.

[@ItsClodsire]

It’s because the legal definition of insanity is pretty specific, a person has to lack an understanding of right and wrong and overcoming the burden of proof on insanity is very difficult. The Devil may have told him to kill, but the suspect still had an understanding of right and wrong.

[@nerdrocker89]

Show this video to people who think they can get away with pleading insanity.

[@leondraw1766]

The horror that poor lady experienced is just unimaginable.

[@robertamann2093]

Probably was just lights out after first wack. But running for her life from that guy..damn

[@junglekutz5625]

All over his wacky thinking and story telling.

[@deenak79]

He is in deep psychosis and needs serious mental health. He needs a psychiatrist, NOT DAM POLICE!!!!

[@raintree3383]

YES.....

[@jeffreese1828]

Can only hope it went quick....but in moments of great stress time seems to slow down . I was in a pretty serious car accident , once, and I was sent spinning with my air bags deployed . I distinctly remember thinking , "I've been in a wreck . These are the air bags . I can't see because these are the airbags . I'm spinning . Please don't let me get paralyzed . What has happened..... don't let me be paralyzed ". As well as thinking a bunch of disjointed random imagery at same time . When suddenly I was at rest, right side up . A witness had me spinning , like a prop , 3 times and then rolling backwards off road into level grass about 25 yards . Total distance from collision : appx 35 yds. Time : 4-5 SECONDS! , TOPS per the witness . It seemed much longer .

[@n7seeker294]

the man who drove him 10 miles might have taken a massive risk to his own personal safety, but at the benefit of saving many others potentially, and getting this guy the help (and justice) he needed. thank you prius driver for taking a risk to help others. kindness always comes back.

[@alexandriamahoneyy24687]

no because imagine how he felt when he heard what he did! either way he did the right thing, and i hope he knows that!

[@DaltonClark-dk1cq]

Hhah course it’s a Prius owner too

[@Shreddittrading]

​@@alexandriamahoneyy24687 He did the right thing? So you would recommend that other people offer rides to obviously mentally ill people like this too?

[@harper2348]

The officer that kept repeating how strange and eerie the situation is at 12:30 has an amazing gut feeling. Always trust that.

[@imoffendedthatyouareoffended]

After a whole bunch of bad situations I’ve been through I can sense bad shit about to happen roughly a minute before it usually happens. So far that feeling has stopped me from being ticketed 4/5 times I’ve been pulled over. Last cop had an attitude from California and I knew all the cops down in my small town in Colorado. I’d daily drive 15 minutes down and 15 minutes back to clear my mind and relax. I took the ticket but I should have fought it in court. Now I’ve got a careless driving ticket on my record. I did a California roll and go at 9-10 at night in a small town with no one around. He tried saying I floored it, I explained no, if I floored it you wouldn’t have even caught up to me sir. I would have been long gone. Then a dude in a heavy modified car floored it and the cops laughed and said something about how he was gunna ticket me but not the dude actually driving recklessly. I got pulled over 4 times going from Colorado to Utah to see my son and I’d get pulled over told my car smelled of marijuanna and I’d let them waste an hour of my time searching for zilch just so I could go about my way. They never found anything surprise surprise >.> now I just don’t talk to them at all. I know they’re not all bad but it takes one cop to be an asshole to make your life much harder. If I didn’t move out of state 4 days later I’d have definitely taken it to court and have it thrown out. Moral of the story, don’t admit shit and stay silent, take the ticket and fight it in court.

[@Clairelouisehottie]

He was so irritating.

[@rudiklein]

"Dispatch, please send some clean underwear."

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Not every day you get to discover the scene of an ax murder

[@anxietyonline1947]

@@imoffendedthatyouareoffended User name checks out.

[@dennythomas8887]

I couldn't imagine having him as a cellmate for the next 40 years.

[@kellieoconnell8181]

😳😳 oh hell naaaah 😳 ...you wouldn't be able to sleep at night 😬

[@flipnap2112]

trust me. people that wont stop talking in prison end up with a broken jaw. they wont put up with it

[@rep4063]

He will probably be in solitary, murder of an old lady will probably get him killed.

[@suzyqualcast6269]

He'd had a bad day. He said so. Not as bad as the lady he called upon. Had he been on the gear or the beer ¿?

[@grocperez6012]

...choose carefully your life path grasshopper...

[@sKazumi_]

May the person who was murdered Rest in peace, and that the officer who had to undergo surgery may heal. I am so glad that this guy got caught, and the luck of that person who drove him didn't end up like that poor lady.

[@petertaysum8947]

There are a lot of comments about the guy who gave him a lift being foolish, and I'm sure it wouldn't have been my first choice, but the driver appeared self assured, calm, and though sat down, had a confidence about him. Could well be the qualities that calmed Andrew for a while and allowed his delivery to LE. Perhaps this guy's sympathy and bravery saved others from encountering him and maybe other attacks, and the outcome was the axe murder was solved within hours.

[@lisathebeautician6489]

Everything happens for a reason.

[@joinjen3854]

That guy was a Godsend.

[@lisathebeautician6489]

@@joinjen3854 I agree

[@alvaroq2024]

@@joinjen3854 godsend? What about Andrew? Was he godsend to chop that lady’s head off? I know, I know, everything happens for a reason and come to find out we’ll never find out the reasons.

[@joinjen3854]

@@alvaroq2024 I mean the driver was calm, and kept that psycho from hurting others. Nobody could help the lady on the ranch. Look how calm that male driver is.

[@ollieox9181]

This is a very rare case where prison would be wrong. Lock him up in a secure psychiatric facility. Keep an eye on him. See if you can help him. But don't let him go.

[@pmccoy8924]

It was drug induced psychosis which exacerbated mental illness. Mental illness could be exacerbated by hard drug use over time, listing Magill's history with drugs, starting with tobacco, marijuana, methamphetamine, heroin, ecstasy, synthetic cannabinoids, or "spice" and alcohol. A psychiatrist hired by prosecutors found Magill killed Mary Ann Moorehouse during a “drug-induced psychosis.” Sugg said during a press conference, after the plea hearing, that the psychiatrist was paid $100,000. Judge considered Magill’s mental health to be a mitigating factor and wanted him to be supervised for longer after he is released from prison, and that was why he did not impose the maximum sentence. 45 years + 5 years supervised probation.

[@davidroberts6612]

Prison is full of people just like him. It was drug induced. He was determined to be coherent. He belongs in a maximum security prison.

[@staceyrumfelt]

I agree. This case surely would warrant an "insanity defense"

[@asyncasync]

That is what I thought too, but apparently this was "drug induced". Wonder what that meant exactly.

[@baylonsconer755]

@@asyncasync it means that what ever drug it was, caused the psychosis. can be many things, alcohol, amphetamins, weed...

[@MizzyG37]

He's absolutely out of his mind, very sad, i see and live with the delusions everyday with my paranoid schizophrenic brother it's horrible because to them its 💯real.

[@keariewashburn4680]

Agree. I had schizophrenic uncle. Very smart veteran and college ect. Good job. It got worse thru the years and then real bad. He retired and then after an argument with my aunt ( wife) he left the house when she was asleep. He went and committed suicide with his gun in his mouth at Walmart parking lot. He got out of the car and sat down outside and did this. It's is 😔 it's scary. The delusions were awful. He couldn't get an appointment with the doctor any quicker. He had 2 more weeks to go till his appointment.

[@Steve76777]

But in this video they sedated him without consent. He was completely restrained in the hospital bed and could no longer be a threat. After declining the medication they still violated his bodily rights and injected him. Why is it that psychotic patients lose the right to bodily autonomy? Tasers, cuffs, and restraints don't violate that right but forced sedation does.

[@Rose-pl5jj]

@@Steve76777 maybe because he had become violent again & shot the deputy w/his own gun

[@Steve76777]

@@Rose-pl5jj Can you read? I said he was already fully restrained. It's not like he was a wild zoo animal on the loose that needed a tranquilizer.

[@GlossyLipsArt]

@@Steve76777 i was thinking the same. This should have serious consequences for the nurse.

[@carolynthornton8017]

IN MY VIEW It is only a miracle Andrew Magill did not attack the man who gave him a ride to the police station.

[@junglekutz5625]

According to him, he got rid of the devil after he killed someone. I don't even know why the cop shaked his hand.

[@greendragon4058]

@@junglekutz5625 it might have been a de-escalation tactic. That Prius driver is sure lucky

[@junglekutz5625]

@greendragon4058 maybe......seems like being a cop would have demanded mind games on all levels. No thank you! Cause mind games can't be turned off and on, at will.

[@greendragon4058]

@@junglekutz5625 oh yeah I assumed mind games as well, but it's just a strange case

[@Mark-GoCrazy]

Ikr

[@c-mobucks4930]

The guy who picked him up has got to be crazy too... No way I see someone acting like that and decide that letting him in my car is the best decision.

[@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479]

He was probably a gay guy hoping to get lucky

[@Mr.Ekshin]

Yup... this guy is on the tail end of a three day meth bender, and everything he's doing and seeing is confused delusion and hallucinations.

[@NickJ01]

Yeah fr it’s I am speeding up getting out of there and calling 911

[@St.Smitty]

he was for sure tryna get head

[@automedoniliad3269]

The man was from Europe which is a much more mild place than USA, I don't know if they let crazies just walk around yelling at the clouds in Europe

[@tylerweston7981]

"If anybody pulls up on us theyre getting fucking smoked" i love hearing cops talk the exact same way i would in that situation.

[@summerlynn2639]

I was just about to say I love that cops attitude, the way he talked lol

[@MacBobby1408]

Random note… I love that deputy. His instincts were on point right off the bat, and he dealt with finding that gruesome scene extremely well.

[@maggiemcgrath8093]

Too bad his instincts on Andrew were lacking. Asked him if he was drinking? Come on. The guy had a complete break from reality. He was suffering from psychosis and nobody asked him the kind of questions that are asked when you want to see if someone has lost touch with reality. Andrew clearly lost touch with reality. What he was saying demonstrated how dangerous he was at that particular time. They were all vulnerable and yet they didn't appear to believe they were. That's a lack of education on mental illness. The sooner all law enforcement agencies require training on how differently you handle someone like Andrew the better the odds that a police officer won't have his gun stripped from his holster and get shot by someone having a mental breakdown.

[@VLXVNDR]

That officer had the best intuition. The definition of ‘Trust your gut’

[@EyeMaMoeRahn]

The door was wide open, the TV was left on and windows open. Oh and she called 911 saying someone was in there. It’s not a gut feeling lol it’s common sense

[@nikotheophanis8795]

I mean it is pretty obvious like especially the phone call

[@Aarrrow]

This man is genuinely insane. One of the few cases I've seen where he should actually be Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity.

[@BossLady333]

He was on drugs! It says that at the end of the video 😂

[@taylorw3013]

“I saw him walking in the road confused and saying weird stuff so I said hey jump on in”

[@mydogatemyhomework3768]

@@BrooklynBalla he pulled out a hatchet and started swinging it so I ran to the cemetery to hide

[@deborahbush6320]

Like are you stupid. Your like lucky your alive

[@rebekahroyal2679]

Crazzzy right 🙄

[@jessedevilbiss8436]

I've picked up hitchhikers my whole life. I travel for work throughout the country. Only regretted it one time. Picked him up in Kentucky on my way to Florida. He was going to Florida. He was so annoying and strange. Asked me to stop for crack in every city we passed. He offered to buy it, of course. I'm a capable man, so I wasn't afraid of him. Just creeped out and very annoyed.

[@illusorytrutheffect]

@@jessedevilbiss8436 do you at least make sure they show you they don’t have weapons? No matter how capable a man is a knife or gun can be very deadly.

[@ivorybow]

Those officers deserve awards. They were so careful with him and so gentle despite his behavior. I'm so sorry for the officer whose arm was shattered and he lost his career over it. God bless our police and law enforcement forces. What they face would wipe out in one day those who are so quick to condemn them

[@gottaloveadog]

Couldn't have said it better.

[@starblade1]

🥩🏇

[@CrazyWeatherDude]

As someone who is a hunter, I’ve seen a lot of crazy things. This guy absolutely sends shivers down my spine. He reminds me of a rabid animal, just totally consumed by craziness. He really does remind me of a rabid hog that I shot in 2019, just going absolutely insane.

[@TrapGazelle]

When the officer called him Matt he looked dead into his soul... then looked away.

[@awkwardautistic]

Yeah that was scary.

[@Asheanae]

He was likely thinking the cop was the devil... It's dangerous to add incoherence to the incoherent.

[@ryanc2927]

Totally understand calling him Matt by mistake - the name Matt is so hit or miss . Good thing it was andrew in his crazed like state …

[@pulse-tv2644]

I caught that too, he looked like he wanted to harm him in the foulest way. That was pure hatred 😮

[@ronb8052]

It might be a good idea NOT to pick up a hitchhiker in the middle of a road in the middle of the night.

[@suzyqualcast6269]

Think, for a mo, what randomness he may have prevented in by doing so...

[@DragonQueen78]

What an absolutely horrific story. Rest in peace to that poor old lady and I'm really sorry for the cop who lost his job.

[@odalisalvarez8903]

I'm also sorry he's spending 45 years in prison..sad case all around 😢

[@no1noob194]

I can't believe he wasn't in cuffs after his behavior and telling them multiple times he killed someone at the police station. That cop should never have been shot, they dropped the ball there.

[@waylonsmith5419]

That's what 16 hours of training a year gets you

[@robertswafford4145]

If you have never witnessed a psychotic break like this, it is as painful to watch someone suffer as bad as it is to see someone with horrific physical injuries.

[@haleyguthrie3113]

Yes! OMG yes....

[@sid5734]

yes, this is sad. The guy said "I know it's wrong, but I am not like that...I just don't know what is happening" "I am not all there".......the guy needs help!

[@nickbellinger1047]

seeing someone with their head almost cut off and with 3 other axe wounds is a lot worse, there is no comparison........where is your head at

[@harryyarrow4110]

I wouldn't have too much sympathy for this guy,sorry.

[@carolinegregorio5444]

I have watched a mate of mine at my house break he was eating grass talking to it and talking about weird things it was terrible at least no one was physically hurt

[@piqey]

an extremely rare case of someone who really deserved an insanity plea... and didn't get one

[@willow1141]

Listening to the place officer explain the eerie feeling that he was feeling sent chills down my spine. By far the best story being told minute by minute by an officer that I’ve ever heard on one of these true story videos. Absolutely horrifying. I feel so bad for the officers who had to witness what happened

[@morelenmir]

You could tell both those chaps _knew_ there was something very wrong the moment they arrived at the home. In my professional life I have spoken to policeman many times who have told me they _knew_ for an absolute fact that there was a deceased individual inside a house before they ever went in. Just standing outside, knocking on the door they were utterly *certain* what they would find. It is a story I have heard multiple times from multiple different policemen over the last 30+ years. I know sceptics will wave it away with their hands and say it is nothing but auto-suggestion and 'confirmation bias' or any of a hundred other 'pop-sci' buzzwords (usually delivered by people who have absolutely _no_ training in psychology...) But. The sceptics were not at those scenes of crime!

[@VLXVNDR]

That’s the kind of officer I respect, he had incredible trust in his gut feeling, reiterated it multiple times instead of just keeping it to himself. I think that is a respectable trait to have, strong enough to acknowledge his feelings to others which inturn could help heighten the other officers senses. His intuition/experience (whatever you want to call it) was correct and he then preemptively determined what he would do in future circumstances i.e someone came at them armed etc. The other officer sounded older and less on edge which may come from experience or just being less aware of potential danger. (I may be wrong, some people don’t vocalise their feelings in situations). The officer also radioed in for more help immediately without hesitating as he knew the severity of the immediate situation. This entire story is genuinely like a made up horror movie story, unbelievable unless you watch the video. The world is a crazy place!!

[@dee7353]

Absolutely. You go with your gut feeling. It could save your life.

[@roems6396]

It doesn’t take a genius to figure it out when the person who called them said they were on the phone with their friend, the friend said “someone is here”, and then the phone cut off. She didn’t answer again. Her tv is left on, but no one is home. Of course something eerie has happened.

[@zendragonmindtuner6207]

He was scared shitless. Not exactly heroic. It’s a good thing there wasn’t an innocent family members coming to check on this poor lady because the odds of the cop killing first and asking questions later were through the roof.

[@SeeTheManipulation]

*Fifty years ago I would have given someone a ride. Today, I wouldn't stop for anyone short of a small wandering child. The world has just become too crazy and unsafe.*

[@pattiannepascual]

a 6 year old shot a teacher today in Virginia.

[@SeeTheManipulation]

@@pattiannepascual Wow, just wow.

[@pattiannepascual]

@@SeeTheManipulation and the 10 year old who killed his mother because she wouldn't buy him a toy.I can go on. Just search an age and shot,killed,assaulted agreed it. You would not believe it's an epidemic of young children committing crimes. I am like you.Overprotective of children but lately, after finding out so much,I will be changing. The youth in my city act like vile,full grown criminals by age 12. Just stay safe out there. I never would have imagined the very children in general,I always went out of my way to protect and fight for,may one day kill me.

[@SeeTheManipulation]

@@pattiannepascual *That is insane. I never thought I'd live to see the day where our own children would kill us.*

[@illusorytrutheffect]

Only way I’m picking someone up is if they show me they are weaponless. Or if I know them. Used to play basketball with this homeless guy at the park and gave him rides all the time lol. He was a nice dude but would play ball all day with everyone at the park in full black pants and jacket in summer😂 felt bad and would always buy him waters. He also would carry around a large jukebox and was like 45-50 years old lmao. He wasn’t fully homeless and had 2 houses he would stay at occasionally so I’d take him to those. Pretty sure he was on drugs also but I didn’t care. Knew I could trust him, he never gave me a reason not to and was a nice guy overall.

[@hmq9052]

"I lost my dog" That was very much the tip the iceberg.

[@dre160]

There's a whole ass mountain down there this is no ordinary iceberg

[@trentbrownstone1481]

You kicked my dog

[@mattp4007]

Bad guy: “I had to kill somebody “ Cop: “Tie your shoe”

[@russmode]

"I wouldn't want you to fall down and hurt yourself " nice...I think it was more of a cognitive test.

[@NanaTop70]

R Mode, hadn’t thought of that as a test but you are probably right.

[@SeeTheManipulation]

*He was distracting him. It's a psychological trick in order to change the thought process perhaps knocking it back to normal.*

[@cmsoocrufkmnsclady6369]

Entitled punk

[@BriEMcN]

Lmao this made me laugh so hard dammit. Like a little kid rambling to his dad, telling some tall tale, and dads just like "mmhmm tie your shoe buddy"

[@thabighurt6002]

So this guy shot a deputy in the arm with one of their service weapon and didn't get a mag dump? Now that's amazing and unbelievable.

[@jimmyjoe6159]

A mag dump 😂 that's a vivid description

[@no1noob194]

I can't believe he wasn't in cuffs after his behavior and telling them multiple times he killed someone at the police station.

[@thabighurt6002]

@@no1noob194 exactly!!

[@cincin4515]

The whole police procedure here makes me think they were half asleep and complacent as f***.

[@thabighurt6002]

@@cincin4515 that sounds like that's exactly what it was. Half sleep

[@bearwillow6108]

Dude goes on a rant and all the cop can say is “can you tie your shoes please”

[@sykoteddy]

You mean you didn't see he got phased when they intentionally called him by another name?

[@trusound170]

This breaks my heart to watch. When I watch this video I see a man in a state of deep turmoil. I don't think he grasps what he has done in any real way. He needs serious help. I don't think he should be allowed to walk free again either.

[@1stHalf]

Yeah it's too late to save him. It's sad for sure.

[@jasonscott5778]

@@jaydouglas-up7fv Alochol does that aswell, creates a violence person who you never met before in your life to a dangerous person that wont remember what they did the night before. guranateed if she was drunk she would of killed you then not realized it until morning.

[@Lousasshol]

Tho methed up

[@trusound170]

@@jaydouglas-up7fv I bet you're right! Meth really does make people act crazy! I think it actually makes people CRAZY. Chemically and physically altering their brains!

[@suzyqualcast6269]

How is/was his Dad ¿?

[@anna3036]

I couldn't believe it when I saw him being taken to the hospital in the stretcher and he wasn't restrained. The guy is in some sort of psychotic break, covered in blood, admits he killed someone and is left unrestrained.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Listen Anna, if I told you this ax wielding man had real demons inside of him would you believe it to be true

[@spaniardsrmoors6817]

Yep, completely nuts but today that's DemocRATS America, you have to be sure to treat the criminal with "respect" first and deal with the consequences as did the cop whose arm and career are destroyed. Sickening.

[@anna3036]

@@spaniardsrmoors6817 Why do you see it as political? Why not see the obvious: it's the policy of the police there. Simple.

[@MayberryRebel]

@@spaniardsrmoors6817 Trump was president in 2017, you absolute waste of oxygen.

[@lizard944]

@@anna3036 It's the democrats who have fostered this environment. The cops should have taken him out when he shot the officer but they were probably in fear of losing their jobs.

[@ShesMajickal_]

A LOT of attention and compassion for a person who shot a cop and chopped off a womans head. More compassion than needed.

[@u.sonomabeach6528]

The officer narrating the search of the woman’s house reminds me of that stoner friend who decides he’s going to be a detective

[@infinitejest441]

Det. Stoner ⭐️

[@sethstine4698]

Shaggy from Scooby-Doo.

[@maggiemcgrath8093]

That officer was unprofessional and clearly out of his depth.

[@cliffords2315]

No its called Spiritual Discernment, that Gut Feeling that is 100% real

[@freshrot420]

@@maggiemcgrath8093 If you find someone who's head was recently chopped off, you're allowed to be a bit jumpy.

[@gregoryfuzi4745]

No way can this guy be let back into public you can't convince me that he can.

[@neilsun2521]

He just needs a good night's rest and some herbal tea.

[@Thisismycomment.]

@@neilsun2521 some of that sleepy time tea

[@bystanderbutch3509]

He used to go around and cut homeless dogs toenails. After this he would do a dance and sing to himself and then run into his neighbor's pool. He would exclaim he was a god to random bystanders.

[@liverpoollad1271]

@@neilsun2521are you ok ??? Or just stupid ?

[@ScoobyDoozy]

This case really reveals how woeful mental health training is within the police force.

[@drewdabrew4745]

The whole world doesn't grasp it .

[@RoseNZieg]

they only deal with the laws. that's why we have doctors.

[@Five_31]

Rest In Peace to that woman..

[@gerhardvaneeden5615]

Or rest in...pieces? Bad joke; it's terrible how she died.

[@tnago916]

@@gerhardvaneeden5615 If it's a bad joke why make it?

[@gerhardvaneeden5615]

@@tnago916 It might offend some people, but not all. The disclaimer was for the offended parties, while the joke was for the rest.

[@kellenfurter]

I loved the interaction between the deputies when they arrived at the house. That was great.

[@HadToChangeMyName_YoutubeSucks]

It was downright weird. The one deputy sounds like he's on meth or something.

[@brianedward6417]

Someone come up on me, they're getting smoked!!🤪

[@keyboardcommando7000]

@@brianedward6417 lol ok

[@deannehuizenga4845]

Yea, they were on fire! They were piecing everything together…super smart.

[@cathybaldry7822]

I thought it took the police too long to start looking for a victim, considering hours before the offender turned up covered in blood that was not his own. Like how did the cops not go "geez I wonder where the person whose blood is all over him might be?". These cops were not even sent out to do that welfare check til hours after.

[@crystalhilliard9656]

Raven, thank you for this video. So many of us watch as so so many criminals 'fake' or try to fake being 'insane. Clearly in this one we get to see a REAL Paranoid Schizophrenic criminal. My heart goes out to all the victims and thier families. I do hope NOW Andrew will get the help it seems he has been basically screaming for years. I do wonder if he has had any other episodes that ended with murder, without anyone the wiser, though (just a thought of mine). Again, ty EWU, I saw this on your main channel but didn't watch it bc it was a longer version but now I think I'll go back and watch it!

[@Toy1er]

Too bad Reagan shut down all the nuthouses. Guess we'll have to warehouse his crazy ass in a for-profit prison instead.

[@CDKV]

This man was nuts. I don’t care what the psychiatrist says.

[@treverwayne9298]

Nuts or was it really the devil?

[@driveman6490]

Oddly, the only drugs found in his system was marijuana. Also, he began this psychotic episode a couple of weeks earlier in Albuquerque when staying at a hotel with his wife and daughter. So, even though the courts ruled him competent to stand trial, his journey to koo-koo land was already in full swing.

[@watsonspuzzle]

I was surprised by that, too. He seems schizophrenic to me.

[@suehowie152]

Psychosis is nuts..

[@jenniferzevia317]

he is extremely schizophrenic. imo

[@DJMICA-bz3qz]

This guy was suffering acute psychosis. The fact they declared him cognizant at the time he carried out the murder is ridiculous. I believe he believed what he was saying and when forced to say it out loud to police we witnessed his own doubt and confusion for what I think he thought was the only way out of his situation

[@MamaKalash]

He's still guilty of murder. He's been involved with the occult for a long time. Choices have consequences.

[@D-Z321]

He was in fact experiencing a drug induced psychosis… stop trying to act smart for the internet.

[@Madmac96]

He was on drugs. He took the drugs and murdered that woman. He also KNEW what he did when he did it. Stop googling things you know nothing about and making ridiculous comments. KZbin cops and firefighters are bad enough, we don't need youtube shrinks as well.

[@Madmac96]

@@DJMICA-bz3qz So you're f'ing nuts. Got it.

[@irmarocha7809]

Sounds like he's having a psychotic breakdown from.smoking or injecting meth! 💉

[@castrolauraand5588]

The officer's instincts are amazing. He can't see anything out of place but feels there's something wrong

[@lilypartida]

When he said something was ‘creepy’ I felt a chill down my spine and now that we know what happened is just 😣

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

"i am NOT crazy" "the man you see here is--" CRAZY

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Bro usually when they're like "I did what I had to do" and "worst day of my life" you think "well shoot let me hear some details" and it's like, maybe he had a bad day and mouthed off to some npc Karen sho came at him and he had to defend himself, who knows right? But then he started explaining it after already looking extremely coocoo for cocoa puffs and it's like he new some women and picked up the ax and went looking for her 🤪 then he's talking about the Mormon church and Mormonism isn't even a religion supported by the Bible bro. This dude claims he heard a voice from above tell him to kill her so he did it. He's got rampage killer demons. Not only did he chop someones head off, that's just what we know about that they've found out. He also tried to escape and shot a cop probably would've shot more. Dudes just nuts Im sure he won't serve his whole sentence before doing something terrible and expedited shipping anyway

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

@@TheAnnoyingBoss i kinda hope he lands in psych care forever, best for everyone and there aren't time limits 😬

[@elladoz1966]

Psychiatric hospital 🤔

[@joyciejd9673]

Full blown psychosis but knew right from wrong at the time of the crime. It's bsolutely horrific that he did not get proper treatment before committing that nightmarish crime. You can see the difference in his behavior after the shots at the Hospital. May Mary Anne rest in peace.

[@liverpoollad1271]

Did you missed the drugs induced psychosis part ??

[@evan3458]

Only a 45 year sentence??

[@user-gu3ie]

Mental state is taken into account. Premeditated murder is only proven when there isn't a single doubt,the man/woman was fully there and conscious during the act.

[@kristovapalenkova5884]

That's enough time though

[@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701]

Im sure Andrew will be perfectly fine when he gets out of prison. Jokes aside, this really does highlight how broken America's justice system really is. If this man didnt qualify for an insanity plea, who would?

[@Jasmine-wj3zd]

Exactly. So many times has the system failed those is mental distraught and they only get help once those people hurt someone or themselves.

[@mikemiller659]

Was he actually suffering from a mental issue Or taking meth for Too Long.

[@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701]

@@mikemiller659 They are one and the same.

[@HermitLady]

The evaldeemed him cognizant, that’s good enough for me. Drugs aren’t an insanity plea.

[@zxcpiggy]

Bet u he was on drugs theres always more to the story then what u see at first

[@skimmer8774]

That dude is just plain nuts. It's staggering to imagine the fear that woman went through. God bless her.

[@your_royal_highness]

Dude who gave a ride was so lucky

[@gymbruh1824]

So stupid

[@JohnSmith-cf4gn]

Just wasn't his time to go I guess.

[@SS-mp4wl]

👆👆👆 someone is projecting!

[@TooTrue22-24]

@@descargaelbano What are you even insinuating? Fix your brain

[@descargaelbano]

@@TooTrue22-24 Did you create an account four days ago just so you could reply to my comment?

[@jasonmcalister5282]

I love how the one cop is talking its like he's in some kind of horror movie and believes that something supernatural is going on or something!

[@AlienPain]

Yea I noticed his speech wasnt how a Deputy talks while on a welfare check scene. He was shattin his pants a bit. The line..their getting smoked ....was priceless 🤣✌️👽

[@Ann-sj4pt]

Cops are not skilled in welfare or very few.

[@jflsdknf]

Don't do drugs kids.

[@MrRobertX70]

Wow! Awesome detective work by the deputies matching the shoe prints. Also, the conversation at the property where they found the body where the cop talks about the situation being creepy - very interesting.

[@tazz3663]

so knowing the situation before you got there then door open at night with no answers when you knock\call out wouldn't seem creepy to you? wasn't anything spectacular in that a three year old would find it creepy too👍

[@MrRobertX70]

@@tazz3663 I don't get what your point is, but I never said that I don't think it was creepy.

[@hensonlaura]

Yes, after they showed the shoeprint I was thinking how easily the cops could destroy that evidence by driving in there, stumbling around in the dark.

[@townsville69]

The thought that this guy will, eventually, be out in public living his best life is the real horror story.

[@bobwreck3775]

He will get additional time in prison since he will probably attack guards or kill other inmates,

[@williamaustin1]

Fly Casual, I agree, the 45 years is too lenient.

[@townsville69]

@@bobwreck3775 Unfortunately it's usually the opposite. With good behavior, training courses, find god etc. He will prob be out on parole in about 25 yrs.

[@shellos8]

He really should be in a psychiatric hospital for 40 years. But here in the good old USA, prisons are full of mentally ill people, some of whom will be out on the streets again one day even worse than they went into prison. It makes me sick.

[@dee7353]

I doubt it is first degree in this case.

[@azawilson1]

How he casually just said he chopped that poor woman's head off like it he was just having a normal conversation is scary and evil

[@geraldwest3428]

Should have hung the judge for such a light sentence....45 years for be-heading someone!? What constitutes a life sentence or the death penalty around there? Sounds like a scary place to live!

[@ariyahyisrael1232]

Exactly, l was looking thru comments for someone to address his sentence, so thanks. Murdering a random person just because of your mental state & then shooting cop ending his career justifies life imprisonment if not the DP. Trouble is whitefolk trust each other too much....dude gives him a ride in his car, officers so lenient with him, giving him water, getting him to hospital, not securing him with handcuffs in the hospital. It wasn't as if he had physical injuries. Yep when l think of how many black ppl cops kill Whilst arresting them & they never get to the police station.

[@tylerchambers6246]

Anywhere in Europe, he'd get less than 10 years prison time for this. Almost everywhere else in this entire world, he'd get a decade or two at most in prison. The US legal system is FAR, far more brutal.

[@katmack4215]

Oh my..I keep coming back to the caller,that drove this axe murderer 10 miles down the road 😳 saying,he doesn't think he's dangerous!! Yikes..😬

[@Hamigal]

I just picked up a young man a couple weeks ago at 2am. Going to get a coffee and pack of smokes. It was sub zero wind chill. I felt bad for him. I asked him if he needed a ride somewhere. He said he was going home a few blocks up the road.I took him home, he was very polite, I was never afraid. I pray I never loose human compassion. I am 66 yrs old.

[@SuGirlabk7993]

EWU you always give us the best content..😳. .. Thank you so much from Australia 🦘🇦🇺

[@maxbang1813]

"I am not crazy". Ok wow "Andrew". It's horrifying to see someone having an complete mental break. Holy cow. Scary and sad for all.

[@ZechariYahweahschild]

Lol"Iam not crazy🥴"as he looks hella crazy 😂

[@gymbruh1824]

That person who picked him up will learn how cruel the world is soon he got lucky there

[@ScoobyDoozy]

The sane murderers will try to convince you they’re not; the insane will try to convince you they are.

[@rudiklein]

The deputies handled him with respect in hospital, even after he shot one of them.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Lucky they got him under control bro if it's at the point where he's got the gun and hits you with a shot it's closer than it ever should've been bro

[@barbarajohnson3876]

That's about white

[@pdizzle6366]

@@barbarajohnson3876 Yeah this dude is more drenched in white privilege than blood

[@anttitheinternetguy3213]

@@barbarajohnson3876 overused joke

[@BossLady333]

​@@barbarajohnson3876💯😂🤣😂🤣😂💯

[@Rameus]

Damn just 45 years for killing a lady in cold blood and shooting a dude that was trying to help him in the hospital.

[@rollinsomethingbutiforgot]

He also shot a cop and ruined his career 😬

[@Rameus]

@@rollinsomethingbutiforgot that's what I said

[@marlow7562]

This is so extremely sad. Ya I know worse for his victim. But he needs to be secured, locked away and treated.

[@42Marica]

Yes more body cam footage thank you so much explore with us

[@jacksonmarshallkramer5087]

When someone says they're not crazy, that means they are crazy as f.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

I wouldn't get carried away with that logic too quickly. You should really judge more than that. Like, if they say they're not crazy and they so something that's not crazy the. Maybe they're not crazy. If they say they're not crazy and then they chop someones head off and claim to be the son of God, they are crazy.

[@k.ferguson2982]

@@TheAnnoyingBoss That's crazy.

[@jujujupiter]

What does a person who actually isn’t crazy say?

[@Dba8er]

@@jujujupiter Ask Gnarls Barkley .

[@drummersnare6276]

So someone who isn’t crazy won’t say they’re not crazy?

[@SmokeEater509]

That deputy's spidey senses were spot on. That man knocked that case out of the park.

[@markdamstra]

what a nut job. people were so nice to this killer. that man who gave him a ride in the prius is very lucky.

[@davelight2220]

Dude should never get out of jail again!

[@TrillMurray]

I felt a little relief when he said the world will be at peace for the next 10 years

[@tylanbakardi2750]

Imagine shaking the hand of a man that freshly murdered somebody with blood still all over him....

[@annied4970]

That same thought entered my mind

[@daledoback1716]

45 years for murder and attempted murder, showed how good our justice system is.

[@Prodbytocile]

My brother got 60 years for assault 😭 thank God they put it down to 1 year he's out now

[@fayeking5066]

@@Prodbytocileyeah right. Thank God. Btw that was sarcasm. I don’t think you are bright enough to pick up on that.

[@ricky18redblack31]

I don't even think the criminal will even get better. He has a God Complex, a fanatic, and has a natural instinct to mindlessly take a life.

[@ilektrokioydio]

How did that guy possibly think that it was a good idea to "give him a ride" in the middle of nowhere at night while he is covered in blood.

[@herbwhite7384]

Never underestimate crazy.

[@woodchuck1946]

Never underestimate the effects of drugs.

[@NikolaGyerman]

@@woodchuck1946 he only had weed in his system he is crazy

[@chad969]

I wasn't sure if he was crazy until he starting talking about the book of Mormon and the golden plates

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

You should be able to tell he's crazy before that

[@JinapherShakur]

This narrator has the best voice! It's my favorite! I sound like a weirdo. Lol.

[@warrendelay]

A bit of trivia. The Coe Ranch was owned by Frank Coe, he rode with Billy the kid, Billy stayed many nights at that ranch house. Note: when Frank Coe started the ranch and lived there in the 1870s it was not a 500 acre ranch, it has grown over the years.

[@LITTLE1994]

I have never seen anybody THIS insane in a long time. That is so messed up. Kudos to the officers for staying professional.

[@joezimmaro3630]

How he shot a cop and lived is crazy

[@spicyjatropha2552]

Good thing he's white I guess

[@morganevans4145]

@@spicyjatropha2552 white lives matter 😆 🤣

[@why2874]

Too many cameras around, they do kill white people also

[@xmateinc]

Yea i was surprised they didn’t mag dump him.

[@morganevans4145]

@@xmateinc mag dump ?

[@Blue4736.]

I don't why you would ever ever pick up a random bizarre man in the street

[@captainmacruff1893]

I told you I was Sorry, I will never do it again. How could you do this to me.

[@surthrivingalaska2511]

Great video. Keep telling coherent stories like this and you will be huge in no time

[@JM-rc7se]

You do know he has several channels with millions of subscribers?

[@surthrivingalaska2511]

@@JM-rc7se what are his other channels? I don’t see them on his page

[@JM-rc7se]

Go to search and start typing in ewu, there are 4 or 5 channels with one channel having 3.4 million subscribers I believe. Another with 1/2 million. I do like how he puts his videos together. Now you have something to binge watch!

[@SUPERFunStick]

I just saw this last week is this a re upload or did another channel just do this same story a week ago? I could've sworn this was already posted by EWU

[@doublea9482]

It’s on EWU. I think this was just the whole body cam footage.

[@krillinsVengeance]

I thought it was a re-upload too

[@riggs_219]

They're showing more of the bodycam

[@MannyBotGames]

@@krillinsVengeance It is, but it's the shorter version minus the interrogation. Fair enough, not everyone is interested in interrogation footage or long videos 🤷

[@erinshaw6266]

Same….

[@tomhollandwife6542]

there’s times where you can see that someone is faking being crazy. this guy isn’t. this guy needs help. he is insane.

[@haydenbrayton]

They only gave him “assault with a deadly weapon” for shooting that officer? Hello thats attempted murder.

[@chrismarsden6633]

It is a matter of trying to prove of he was trying to murder the cop or just scare/injure him to make a getaway. Murder is more difficult to prove in court and you dont want to risk him walking free over a technicality

[@grocperez6012]

That's why I keep asking...who's the craziest here?

[@russmode]

So many questionable responses to him by police. So he said "he wasn't trying to murder him (police officer)?" He gets off of attempted murder, but if he kills officer with the shot its murder..?!

[@chrismarsden6633]

@@russmode In the same situation, if he were to kill the cop, it would most likely be an aggravated manslaughter charge, not a murder charge.

[@rcnewman51.]

It’s scary some people can snap and become so delusional, or people had their suspicions but never acted upon them. Both are just as scary

[@katiesalvadore7306]

He’s definitely schizophrenic

[@parrotsandmore7446]

That young officer 😂😂. “This is creepy dude” 🤣😂🤣

[@DreStyle]

For a guy in 2022 he would blend right in It's all about acceptance guys ...

[@Leolux-nx3md]

Yeah “he doesn’t need prison he needs rehabilitation” idiots

[@driveman6490]

This actually happened in 2017 (he was convicted and sentenced in 2019)......but for sure, you place him in downtown San Francisco, he'd fit right in.

[@jenniferthompson6280]

he's obviously in a manic state

[@ZeldaVStheworld]

He was going through DT's from not having alcohol. That's what alcohol withdrawal can do

[@JohnnyMentat]

Poor lady. Her life wasn't even worth enough to put this guy away for life.

[@a.b.creator]

Her life was worth enough to put him away for life, the bad decision of who decided against life sentence is the one at fault.

[@zenbear4149]

If that guy wasn’t psychotic, no one ever is psychotic. Psychiatry and the American judicial system are bankrupt.

[@MFIMBORED]

People are psychotic but it only occurs with drugs.

[@Shad2k8]

@@MFIMBORED yeah illegal or legal.

[@Foldz880]

He was having a psychotic episode but it doesn't excuse him from the crimes he committed

[@dentedavalanche]

@@MFIMBORED false

[@MFIMBORED]

@@dentedavalanche Person says "false" with no other comments to back it up 💀

[@violagentsch]

2:59 guy: he was acting really crazy, so I gave him a ride. 🤯

[@TammieR-B]

Why don't they turn on the house lights?

[@kellenfurter]

Finger prints maybe? And their eyes are adjusted to the dark already.