Falling For Mr. Wrong: The Blood-Chilling Case of Thomas Capano I FBI Files I Real Crime

[@mercywambui3400]

In this one, the detectives did an excellent job. The beast had tried to hide his trail but he couldn't. The ocean refused to swallow the last bit of evidence that would eventually give strength to this case.

[@Dr.SeneChats]

Agree totally!

[@JavierBaidee]

quiero felicitar a los Detectives del FbI , por su excelente trabajo de este caso de asesinato de esta bonita joven ,este Capano un hombre obsesivo. con la joven secretaria , de nada les valió sus millonesm

[@seanjean9677]

What’s crazy is that she wanted to break it off and he already had someone else. He could’ve just left her alone.

[@slimatic2260]

True..I figure what happen with ppl like that they wanna be the one to control thing and I figure he must have not wanted word to be out the woman broke it off with him or in my terms dump him.

[@deborahflorence2332]

@@slimatic2260 I fully agree with you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@BatelSkater]

Narcs need many many victims/supplies. It’s all about CONTROL. Me me me me me. And Yes. ME.

[@jellybean6778]

That's just it: his mental illness wouldn't leave him leave her alone. Narcs can't be left. They'll do the leaving. It's all about their control over their property..

[@Southamericangirl42]

What on earth possesses women to begin a relationship with married men? What do they even expect? If they marry them, they've got to constantly look over their shoulders for other women who wish to take the men of their hands!

[@twilightpurpleglow]

He was on death row but death caught up to him in 2011. Man without a soul: hell is now his home.

[@Indusxstan]

Thanks 🙏 Good to know!

[@socalindi8241]

He ate himself to death.

[@feliciabosch8110]

Truth will win

[@majakolonja4266]

That could be a book title

[@ninagianni2513]

I am stoping the video for a minute to thank and show my respect to the FBI agents who spent 4 day in the dumping field searching for evidence. Thank you so much!

[@deborahsunflower939]

In August! 😰

[@davidmehnert6206]

say a prayer for the FBI agents incapable of returning a phone call 🙏🏽📞

[@katesleuth1156]

Thank you to the workers who spent 4 days digging.

[@debby631]

Anne Marie used bad judgement she was young & naive. Thomas was a narcissist & as it turned out a murderer. Anne Marie didn't deserve what he did to her.

[@Michaelkaydee]

Murder is never a solution and one can't blame the victim

[@debby631]

@@Michaelkaydee I wasn't blaming Anne Marie. Capano deserves everything karma brings.

[@raquelmay5817]

She shouldn’t have an affair with him he was married with a kids

[@jjcall5931]

@@raquelmay5817 that doesn't justify her gruesome murder.

[@missmew3499]

@@raquelmay5817 affairs happen EVERY day, with millions of people. It is NOT a justification for murder. How dare you victim blame.

[@elizabethtyler3771]

Women take note when you end a relationship don't go anywhere with the guy don't even meet him don't get in touch if you're serious about leaving him tell him in a public place and you get in your car and go away

[@David-ud9ju]

Same goes for guys. Plenty of needy stalkers out there.

[@InayahEleven]

@@David-ud9ju Why do males always have to bring up their own issues under women victim videos ? More women die at the hands of males than the other way around. Comments like yours downplay this pandemic.

[@gloriawoolery1909]

1⁶

[@InayahEleven]

@@j.y.3604 You should still report it

[@licxylugo1462]

Do not go any where with him, period.

[@prettyone5165]

When you want to leave a crazy man, you don't tell him.

[@hlengiwemasondo2858]

I tell him I front of my six brothers haha

[@whoanelly7444]

That’s right! U leave quietly and ignore his relentless stalking!Men hate to be ignored!Then u get something to protect yourself! Something that will keep you warm at night!

[@mschaieme]

You just disappear

[@Williamb612]

sometimes even if he isn’t crazy…leaving him might make him crazy…when you leave anyone, leave quietly then tell him or her in a public space…let him know you are going to block him for awhile, and do not tell him your forwarding address

[@robinabernathy2829]

@@hlengiwemasondo2858 You're six brothers wouldn't mean much if the guy has a gun that he's willing to use and says six guys tried to jump him. He'd be justified in using deadly force.

[@franciehartsog7947]

One of the best true crime stories I’ve ever heard. And I am amazed at the work of law enforcement. They were not influenced by money or power.

[@bheenachoytooa1604]

Excellent job to the whole team , very rare to have justice when the wrong doers are extremely rich in many countries of the world!

[@yvonnegrassi9219]

This guy tho, Capano, was a super dirty dog. He was so into himself. Talk about narcissist, I think they came up with the description BECAUSE OF HIM.!! He was a rich scumbag he f all time.!!

[@tedtarzwell9260]

Thankfully money means nothing to Canadians.

[@josephinebournes8212]

@@tedtarzwell9260 That's quite a confident but categorically untrue statement.

[@ateliergigi3343]

@@josephinebournes8212 it's true. A rich murdered his wife here in Ghana and he's roaming free . The woman's family don't wanna follow the case because they can't take care of the kids if the husband is convicted and it's true because we don't have foster care system here.

[@amartin9293]

Wrongdoers in the US are now running DC and most of our states.

[@christinafidance340]

When I was 15 back in 1996 I worked at a dry cleaners and I swear to God, Thomas Capano came in one day with bloody shorts and claimed he had cut himself shaving. I naively told him that we cannot accept any item with bodily fluids on it and didn’t even realize who he was until after he left. That Summer, missing posters with Anne Marie Fahey’s picture were posted all over Wilmington, DE and it was a BIG DEAL. My grandmother made me promise never to tell anyone what I had witnessed because she feared for my life. And I never did until years later when I was attending the University of Delaware and the prosecutor from the case, Charles Oberly, just so happened to be my Criminal Law professor! Years later after learning all of the details of the case, I came to realize that Tom Capano was clearly so extremely arrogant that he honestly would attempt to have his murder pants freakin dry cleaned rather than desperately trying to hide/destroy them. He was pretty much a textbook narcissist, in my opinion.

[@JosannaMonik]

Sorry but your grandmother gave you very bad advice. When you have info on a murder crime and you don't divulge it to the police, you are an accessory to that crime. Glad you came around in the end!

[@joseole1117]

Same, Back in 96 i was buying a hamburger at mcdonalds and saw a man looking exactly like thomas covered in what looked like blood, while ordering an ice cream cone. When the cashier asked him what was going on, he just laughed and said something about his horse giving birth on the side of the highway. yeah crazy ik.

[@slugsandbeer4841]

@@joseole1117 😏😎😉😆

[@lovelynjoseph8452]

@@joseole1117 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@errolkim1334]

These Walter Mitty guys are getting more and more inventive. 😂

[@pam3572]

It's absolutely wow how the investigation team worked hard over years to bring justice to the victim. I applaud all the investigators involved

[@tmcl1837]

I hope he's still in jail.

[@zelnaharman5457]

@@tmcl1837 .

[@tmcl1837]

@@zelnaharman5457 exactly

[@MarcyTrivette]

@@tmcl1837 he's not. He died in 2011.

[@tmcl1837]

@@MarcyTrivette Yes, I found out just after posting.

[@raymondkymsuttle]

As much as I love them, if any of my siblings asked me to help cover up a murder there is no way in hell I’d agree.

[@helenmariquit7137]

Its not tru love , if you dont worry about them, if you love someone your willing to die just to save them

[@gabrieltomete4751]

Well, to his credit, he didn't know the guy had murdered his lover. He thought it was a confrontation with an extortionist that had turned wrong.

[@LJ-ht4zs]

@@helenmariquit7137 I don't call that love - maybe a false sense of family obligation - but it's not love of your own family or of humanity.

[@28949ls]

@@helenmariquit7137 girl what lmao you delusional

[@iamwaterproof]

Traitor 🐍

[@philfluther2713]

'Truth is stranger than fiction', has phenomenal power.

[@jrculbertson7463]

In 1993-94 Capano was a partner with the Philly based law firm (Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul). I worked out of the Hbg branch and met Capano after the firm's Xmas party as I was at the bar getting a drink. He was pouring on the charm when his girlfriend, his unlucky victim, showed up. He introduced her to me, she didn't look very happy at the time. After a short round of small talk, Capano's paralegal came over to rescue me and with a DEAD SERIOUS look on his face, warned me to stay far away from Capano bc he was "very bad news". I thought he was kidding but he swore that he wasn't and also said that Capano had serious ties to the Mob. I thank God and that wonderful gentleman for getting me out of there that night! Capano always reminded me of the creepy older man looking for some young stuff...... not impressive at all.

[@tazcahoon4051]

Doubt it why would his paralegal talk all that shit about him? I doubt he would fake comment lol so many people wishing they met these people so they make up story’s lol jessume crow

[@josephinetracy1485]

@@tazcahoon4051 Why would someone brag about meeting him?

[@TheRealdal]

@@tazcahoon4051 you’re very rude!

[@pinkgal206]

Lies

[@belindascott2747]

@@tazcahoon4051 you just wrote complete garbage!

[@c.calliecoleman1531]

Good job FBI and Forensics. It always amazes me to see the length you go through to uncover the truth. That dump site try was very impressive even though the body wasn't found then. But it was how you tracked down the truck, and the day, and site they dumped that particular dumpster remains at that was so on point. It just let's me continue to see that the FBI leaves no stone unturned, and try every angle, and usually they're 99% in their cases being solved. Just sending them a good word, because I stand on the side of justice. Everyone should.

[@jojojana4455]

They didnt even find the couch so they didn't find the dump site

[@kcaplane]

My dad bought the boat after he killed her. And I remember my parents asking him about the anchors. He said that he bought a new boat and needed them because his new boat didn’t have any! This is crazy !

[@lovecat80]

So sad that this young, beautiful woman had to lose her life because of an entitled, possessive man-child whose ego just couldn't stomach that their affair was over. Two families damaged and two lives lost for literally nothing (including his). Kudos to the Police departement tho!

[@brigidmahon352]

She didn’t deserve to die , but sadly affair’s bring nothing good. This is an extreme outcome but not the only such outcome

[@tmcl1837]

Never mind, he died in jail.

[@DeliaNErik]

@@brigidmahon352 I agree ☝️ 💯 when we play with fired we can get burn

[@חיהשטנג]

Narcissist work...

[@differenttakethanmost]

SHE picked him. “He’s crazy controlling- I think I’ll start dating someone else before we’re through” 🤔. Genius. Then everyone is shocked it goes off the rails?!? Why people can’t clean up one mess before making another is beyond me. Pathetic.

[@tlotlotshwaro901]

Respect to the Investigators and Prosecutors for securing a conviction in such a difficult case

[@georgialee6755]

Yes! And not being intimidated by Capano’s status. But she was the Governors secretary so that would have taken precedence. Can’t believe he murdered her given who she worked for

[@a.l.7712]

how did the brother explain to his children that he helped to dump a body who her uncle murdered???. what a morally corrupt family!

[@clairenollet2389]

One of the brothers had narrowly escaped being convicted for rape previously. Gerry, who briefly attended my high school a year behind me, had had drug problems for years. His mother disowned him after the murder trial, because Gerry had "betrayed" Tom. The contractor brother with the dumpsters had many run-ins with the law, mostly for trying to bribe public officials so they would ignore zoning laws. After the murder trial, he had built a hotel next to I-95 and near the airport, and practically in the middle of a wildlife refuge, Churchman's Marsh. It was discovered that he had been told he could build a hotel with X number of square feet, but he had made it almost twice as big, figuring he could just bribe someone to look the other way. But because of the murder trial and the scrutiny on the family, it came out that he had over-built the motel. He literally had to fill in half the hotel rooms with insulation foam, so they couldn't be used, to keep him from renting out the rooms. Very shady family.

[@annettegenovesi4012]

Nah. The brother turned his head the other way when he saw an arm in the crate. He didn't want to know anything. Read Ann's book about it for all the details.

[@earthgoddess4779]

@@clairenollet2389 Thank you for the update!

[@debbied.1682]

@@clairenollet2389 This is how most of them are in life right down to the Trumps and the Clintons. These people/Lawyers are experts at circumventing US law so most of them get away with their schemes or crimes.

[@TruecrimeWithAlicia]

Idc who you are, brother or not. I ain't taking a prison sentence for anyone! Cause they dam sure ain't taking one for me. I worded too hard to build my life up. I ain't doing time for anyone. And the victims deserve justice. Turn them in!

[@vickywhitesell5261]

This was really good! Its great to know that justice can be served on rich narcissistic murderous non-humans!

[@Dr.SeneChats]

Agree totally!👍

[@ellenthom34]

Having worked for several elected officials too bad she couldn't or didn't turn to her boss her Governor.

[@kristinehorn9099]

I like that his brother told the truth. Obviously a much better man when compared with him.

[@donnamadden380]

Agree

[@judyberry803]

Just not Politician’s!!!

[@axesubber1460]

We make mistakes too just young and naive but he didn't have no right to kill her

[@minae9935]

Young and naive? She was a grown woman she was 27.

[@jennietwigg2999]

Yes 27 is still young and naive there is still a lot to learn about life and life lessons!!

[@nonozebra4196]

27 is not young, getting involved with a married man lol

[@touringthecitywalking9209]

27 years, as per some, not young or naive, okay, BUT NOBODY has any right to take the life of others in any situation, reason, circumstances, etc., etc.!

[@MZHARDBODYENT]

@@nonozebra4196 Being Married was his responsibility & he made the decision to kill. Hell she was trying to end it and he controlling ways and narcissistic personality allowed him to break the law.

[@JosannaMonik]

The number of women who are murdered from rejecting a partner is staggering. If your new boyfriend show signs of control or possessiveness, run before he gets attached to you.

[@marapeters9144]

Its so common. Men feel they own you. I've had that experience

[@leslie6049]

He died in prison a couple years back right? Not nearly enough time and punishment for what he did to Ann Marie

[@azoegirl]

But he'll suffer in hell if he didnt repent and know Jesus Christ. Thats what will be horrible...HELL. SO SAD.

[@urashimahanako9965]

AnnMarie and his wife... rip

[@annadembowska1160]

Evil crazy man

[@whoanelly7444]

@@azoegirl murders go to hell! I believe it's an unforgivable sin! That's why it's considered selling your soul!Besides someone as arrogant as him do u really think he could humble himself before the Lord and repent?

[@gailmiller6333]

@@whoanelly7444 Murder IS forgivable. King David committed it via a “hit” for Bathsheba’s husband, Uriah after “being” with her, resulting in her becoming pregnant by him, King David.The entire story is in 2Samuel, chapters 11 and 12. David’s prayer of forgiveness for this is Psalm 51, the entire chapter. Jesus Christ still was born through the line of King David as God had promised David, proving that his asking for forgiveness of arranging Uriah’s murder WAS ACCEPTED. Plus, God always, even after this, called David, “a man after His, God’s, own heart.” True, David had to pay earthly consequences, even though FORGIVEN, resulting in his family affairs, mainly concerning his relationship with his children, becoming for him hell on earth. So, yes God will forgive murder if one is sincerely sorry, makes no excuses for it, takes full responsibility and ask for forgiveness. This doesn’t refer to justified self defense.✌🏿

[@McHellenIsaboke]

This is so sad, getting rid of a human body like It's nothing, she wasn't someone's daughter. God is watching. And He is very upset with most of us. The narrator is just amazing. God

[@alwaysdisputin9930]

He's not upset with me. I've given up masturbation.

[@sunilayya8948]

The FBI was relentless in their pursuit of justice. Much respect to those brave officers.

[@nirmalaprabhakaran3586]

Wish such officers were in my country.Many of the politicians would be serving till death.

[@gobbledygoook]

A job amazingly well done by all police officers and prosecutors! Congrats to them all!!

[@evechewietan]

A real shame to commit a felony over a mere rejection by a woman. Lots of folks get rejected all over the world.

[@quickchris10]

@@Juanitajam Yes, if she wasn't extorting him, she at least had the power to do so.

[@eugeniedushimimana132]

This man was a pathetic narcissist. Imagine he has another mistress that's how these heartless creatures go around manipulating beautiful women until they kill them. When things don't work between us we don't kill those we love. We let them go and wish them luck. Love is not evil don't be deceived.

[@bwari01]

@@eugeniedushimimana132

[@bostonteaparty3926]

An unattractive one at that! LMAO! Men are so stupid!

[@mamapoch1915]

I'm from Wilmington, Delaware and I remember everything about this case. It was huge news. In fact, the person who bought Jerry Capano's boat lived about 5 houses down from where I was living at the time. Our local paper called me but I couldn't help them any as I didn't know the people who bought it. This show didn't show all the details. This monster talked with his other mistress on the phone, which was taped, while he was in prison and he very clearly indicated that he killed Ann Marie. And Ann Marie wasn't the only woman that he stalked after they broke up with him. Also, all the Capano brothers were known to be corrupt. Honestly, even though Jerry Capano had a problem with drugs and guns, he was the "nicest" of the group.

[@Guest-hn1vm]

my grandmas family lived in wilmington and went to stone harbor. my grandma's sister dated the murderer

[@vincentramunno5474]

z Tell me about the mafia aspect. Please elaborate.

[@BBB-rd2qi]

I’m also from Wilmington. This story alannea left out the close personal and business relationship Tom Capano has with a Joe Biden and his family.

[@leslie6049]

Mama Porch.. I followed this story for many years..the book by Ann Rule was very well written..and they did leave out A LOT ABOUT THE STUNTS HE PULLED IN PRISON.. the way he treated his mistress that got the gun for him.. the other woman he stalked to no end..and that poor family of Ann Marie..smh..this man was a monster..thank u for your post I have followed this story and I like to hear from people that lived in that area

[@catrinahartz944]

Me im from Dover. ☹

[@cshelly9758]

Money,power but the team still nailed! What wonderful job

[@laleona776]

If only justice still worked this way. Smh😢

[@mares3841]

My friend got a surprise call from her husband's mistress. She didn't know about them before then. The mistress told all because she wanted to be done with him and he wouldn't let her go.. That was that and my friend filed for divorce.

[@1234singingismylife]

When I left my abusive cop husband I went to such extremes he didn’t find me for 6 years and then his son told him where I lived. And I never left the same town!

[@mboyd692]

This episode: to catch a scumbag! Glad he received the best sentence. This scumbag was cheating on his wife AND mistress. Then kills one of his mistresses who wanted to marry a legitimate guy. Horrible. Lesson to women: NEVER date married men, it won’t turn out well.

[@judithgrace9850]

Real truth.

[@andreadiamond7115]

I live just north of Wilmington in Philly burbs. I remember this case so well. I also remember hearing (while driving) of Capano’s death sentence and honking my horn along with some others.

[@annlvselvis972]

It's nice to know justice was served often it goes the other way with rich people. Good police work.

[@Dr.SeneChats]

Great Police officers!!

[@lisafleming9603]

Awesome police work by great police officers.

[@amelieholbrook3001]

Really? What evidence do you have that it "often goes the other way" with rich people? I'm genuinely interested, as that has not been my experience with the criminal justice system in my county. Can you please provide a cite or cites?

[@passionatebliss4591]

He must not have been willing to grease any palms.

[@barbaras4969]

@@amelieholbrook3001 ? Wow you must be living under a rock! What country are you from? It’s well known that the justice system favours the rich. There are many high profile people who have gotten away with many crimes over long periods of time. It may be getting better now but it’s far from perfect. It’s also well known that a public defender doesn’t make much money so usually when they are good at their job they will go into private practice. Hence people who are wealthy can hire the best legal representation but someone who can’t gets a public defender. Not only that it’s usually the connections they have with other wealth people in positions of power or the fact that they can use money to bribe or pay off witnesses etc.

[@lemonsky5378]

I've always been amazed by this case. Thomas Capano came very close to committing the perfect murder. He passed away from a heart attack in 2011 and then his brothers got into a fight over the family fortune.

[@grash4435]

Italian nafia

[@yasmincruz3145]

!

[@susieschilling4009]

Karma

[@estherkeeling777]

I wonder if he repented and asked the LORD to forgive him before he passed. I hope he did. This is why i have learned to be greatful and content with the things I do and do not have some times you push for more and end up with less. He had a wife children. And he also had a adulterous relationship with another woman then he got with this woman. He lost more than he gained being ignorant lustful and foolish. JUST LIKE THE BIBLE SAYS BE SURE YOUR SIN WILL FIND YOU OUT. WHAT EVER INWARD evil you have some situation will cause you to manifest whi you really are. Maybe if she moved away she could have escaped but she jumped in with another man. And was destroyed by a cold hearted man. So sorry for her family they never found her body

[@giorgiapatrizi3871]

@@grash4435 mafia…with the M

[@alliu6562]

Half the comments are talking about how she shouldn’t have started the relationship in the first place, which,, why are y’all focusing so much on that decision when the man is the one at fault here? Murder isn’t a solution to *anything* lmao

[@valeriekurlowich9755]

@nvsbl2 do you know what grooming is? That is what he did with her. He was also separated from his wife, living by himself. And for women it is not always about wanting sex or money.

[@LynxStarAuto]

@@valeriekurlowich9755 Well they said she was his "mistress". Probably a good chance she was the reason for the separation. Allegedly of course.

[@richardkranium2944]

Most murders are crimes of necessity rather desire. Whether we see a different solution has no bearing on whether they did or not.

[@stephaniek1076]

@nvsbl2 yes, but it did sound as if he relentlessly pursued and groomed her, though. Plus, he was separated. And, I'm sure he used his charisma and manipulative skills and relentless control to get what he wanted (i.e., her)...likely used speed and dizzying techniques, so that her judgment was impaired.

[@stephaniek1076]

@@LynxStarAuto We don't really know this; he could have already been separated when he met her.

[@ninapaige6504]

These comments are messed up for saying "thats what she gets, dating a married man". NO, do not blame the victim. He was an egotistical asshole who wanted to control her. No one deserves that!

[@missmew3499]

Agreed. Haha, and what amazes me the most is half of these hypocritical commenters have probably slept with a married person themselves. 🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@thatswhatshesaid8072]

Women never seem to support each other. Its sad, and so disappointing. Men won't give f for you. Support your sisters!!!! 💞✊

[@dagmarsart]

I agree, it is so mean to do that.

[@sjsksgwkwksksjw3092]

No. Dating a married man is wrong but death shouldn’t be the punishment for that. I don’t condone cheating. What about the wife? As a woman why should I support the mistress and not the wife for example

[@estherkeeling777]

The comments are not messed up. THE BIBLE SAYS BE SURE YOUR SIN WILL FIND YOU OUT. HE HAD NO RIGHT TO KILL HER BUT SHE HAD NO RIGHT TO JUMP IN THE BED WITH SOMEONE ELSES HUSBAND THEN SHE JUMPED OUT OF THE BED WITH HIM INTO ANOTHER RELATIONSHIP WITH ANOTHER MAN. We all have done things we should not do sometimes people are destroyed sometimes they are not. Jesus did not condemn the woman caught in adultery. HE TOLD HER TO GO HER WAY AND SIN NO MORE.

[@annettegenovesi]

From Ann Rule's book I learned that Ann had a tough childhood with nobody to raise her. She rose up and had recently met her future husband when she was killed. My heart goes out to her. RIP dear pretty one.

[@suzyfarnham3165]

Ann Marie had a huge , extremely close knit family?? I read Ann's book , and others,and don't remember that? It was her siblings who searched for her and kept the case active?

[@annettegenovesi]

@@suzyfarnham3165 Yea but they had their own families, and helped Ann all they could, but she was still pretty alone and vulnerable. And yes her family pursued justice, but because she worked for the government they also pursued an outcome.

[@twoosisters1928]

If you wanna date a separated man , befriend his ex wife she will tell you why she left him 😂

[@Sorodot]

unless you wanna date him for "another" reason... :D

[@giddyup4232]

Unless HE left her 🤔

[@twoosisters1928]

@@Sorodot Yeah

[@twoosisters1928]

@Last Chance then she got what she deserve

[@yousraadly7341]

I agree

[@thelords3394]

Thank goodness the officers weren’t intimidated by this man.

[@MZHARDBODYENT]

She disappeared the day before my 16th birthday. I always think about what’s going on in the world besides what I’m doing. So sad to know that as I’m getting ready to celebrate 16 years on earth, this woman was being murdered and her body was being disposed in the ocean 🙏🏾 Rest In Heaven Ann Marie

[@soniaclarkstewart]

Don't sweat it. This had nothing to do with you. She chose to be in a relationship with him. She had both good and bad times with him. That was her life. You had every reason to enjoy your 16th birthday and make make decisions in your life. Hopefully most of your life has been good.

[@MZHARDBODYENT]

@@soniaclarkstewart I didn’t say it had anything to do with me, I’m just saying, this world is crazy it’s always something going on besides what I’m doing. Im a thinker and not always thinking of myself at that. It was just wild to know what this murder was taking place the night before I turned 16.

[@MarcyTrivette]

I also turned 16 the year this happened. A little over a month before it happened actually. Oddly, I have never heard of this case until now. I have been watching Stephanie Harlowe's videos about it.

[@jolesliewhitten6545]

When you want to leave, just leave. Don’t tell the man.

[@georgialee6755]

Exactly Much less don’t go to dinner with him. He must have taken her back to his house by force

[@kimquinn7728]

The book Ann Rule wrote on this case, 'And Never Let Her Go', was excellent. He mentally and emotionally tortured that young woman. What made her the way she was, so emotionally damaged, is well delved into and explained. This is a very good video. If you like it, you'll appreciate the book.

[@susanbraukhoff5266]

Ann Rule was the absolute best !!

[@kimquinn7728]

@@susanbraukhoff5266 Yes, she certainly was. Have a good start to your week!🙆‍♀️

[@jolielaide2494]

came here because I've been listening to it on audible. it's very well done indeed!

[@tallwalls76]

Ann wrote 25+ books, all true-crime gold. I’ve read most of them.

[@deborahflorence2332]

Rule was useless in getting bundy put in jail instead of continuing to kill innocent young women.

[@catrinahartz944]

I remember this case. I used to live in. Delaware. My home state. I was living in Delaware in my early 20s when this happened. Horrible. 😞😢

[@ofentsetswai9694]

The narrator reminds of Peter Thomas(MHSRIP🕊🌹), the legend who narrated medical detectives and forensic files episodes.

[@itsleicastillo4643]

He already died right ?i really love his voice

[@ofentsetswai9694]

@@itsleicastillo4643 he died yes.

[@toratoratoratora1874]

@@itsleicastillo4643 yes he died in 2016 at the age of 91, i m his great fan.

[@zsas9797]

He does sound similar...I miss Peter's narration

[@cindylang7402]

He sure does! I didn't realize that he had passed away. 😞

[@whatsgoingon6256]

God bless you detectives. We need to pray for you guys. You work so hard. Never realized it was so difficult for you to help.

[@helenazalom4301]

So sad. She was probably a very sweet girl who felt badly about leaving their relationship for someone else. The problem is you can’t be nice and bow out gracefully from a psychopath. He was shocked that she had the nerve to leave.

[@trukeesey8715]

"Because you have made 'God' to be your dwelling place "-- The Most High, who is my refuge -- "No evil shall be allowed to befall you ... "For he will command his angels concerning you "To guard you in all your ways." kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHLdiXqXatx3nqs

[@timkucharski8300]

Tom died in prison

[@CosminSandu2907]

Capano, aged 61, was found dead in his jail cell at 12:34 p.m. on September 19, 2011 by an officer performing a routine security check at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center state prison near Smyrna, Delaware. The medical examiner said Capano died of sudden cardiac arrest. He also had "atherosclerotic and hypertensive cardiovascular disease, and that obesity was a contributing factor in his death".

[@moneyandtimefreedom3352]

Cosmin Sandu good don’t need to pay for him anymore

[@piarants3958]

🤔🤔

[@tangelamarshall379]

Wow

[@slangingiron4016]

Cosmin Sandu lol

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

Darn, I wish he had been imprisoned longer.

[@haroldfrets5468]

His brother saw a LOT! It must have been very rough on him, mentally.

[@georgialee6755]

Surprisingly Capano already had another mistress for the prior 15 years. A woman closer to his age who knew his wife. Not sure why he felt compelled to take Annmaries life considering he already had the other mistress who was devoted to him. I also can’t believe he murdered her given she was the Governors secretary

[@jaleelaslam7341]

Narcissist can't handle rejection too good

[@godlywomengodlywives2621]

How many mistresses he had is not the point. He was angry that she wanted to end things.

[@tamorap1614]

What a beautiful voice to tell the story.

[@lucanolallo1776]

Anthony Call. Nice and smooth. Second only to Bill Kurtis.

[@axesubber1460]

True making it captiviting

[@toratoratoratora1874]

@@lucanolallo1776 another big name in Forensic File is Peter Thomas

[@debbiethomas3080]

I agree

[@LolaJay_]

Good evening and welcome to Dateline. I'm Stone Phillips... 👦🏻

[@lucila5466]

Impeccable investigative work by detectives 👏

[@kittenmittons1968]

Stephanie Harlowe just covered this case, she goes through every detail. Highly recommended!

[@thehollyberry7975]

She did an amazing job of it, right! Just love Stephanie so much!

[@notoriouskiki1091]

Nobody does a deep dive like Stephanie Harlowe...for reals!

[@citizendame6329]

Nah can't stand her

[@leahb.2209]

Yes - She really covered this story well!

[@Briannafrancis-e9g]

No thanks..she’s annoying

[@rajindasilva2693]

Great job. Relentless Police work. Excellent.

[@daisy8297]

They were both sleeping with other people, so obviously didn’t care much for each other? Why kill her, why not just walk away?

[@TheMwendaa]

Exactly

[@CodyCole80]

Narcissists just like control. They could literally hate you, yet feel offended if you leave them.

[@c.calliecoleman1531]

The strange thing was to find this wasn't a heat of the moment crime, but that he had been planning it weeks before, from what his brother said. So I guess weeks before he knew she was through with him, and he went for that, 'If I can't have you no other man will". Evidently she never suspected he would go to that extreme, or she would have cut ties with him, and not continued to go out with him.

[@camiba6773]

My question exactly why kill her if he was with some one else

[@jellybean6778]

Narcissists (those with narcissistic personality disorder) are very dangerous, especially when there is psycopathy or sociopathy in the mix. Watch some very good youtube videos from qualified therapists to understand just how damaging they are. It's not just about a big ego.

[@samsngdevice5103]

To skip the ads, drag the progress bar to the end and then hit the replay button. Your welcome.

[@Good_Fairy_Oz]

If it's real ur amazing ! These ads make me so sick

[@hiseverest9074]

@@Good_Fairy_Oz it's real

[@Saddlinup]

That doesn’t work. Ads still play.

[@samsngdevice5103]

@@Saddlinup Works for everyone else.

[@mtaylor7307]

You're welcome.

[@patwhite7970]

I admire how investigators work and check every nook and cranny. Great job

[@judiesuh6858]

This was good justice! Thanks to all who worked hard to get righteous justice for Ms. Fahey..may God rest her soul🙏

[@MJARTBYDAY]

Poor girl R.I.P. Anne Marie Fahey

[@RR-pf4jo]

Our world should be ruled in a way that men like T. Capano could never have the power they do have.

[@necieden]

Glad to see justice was ascertained quite unusual. Great work!

[@Indusxstan]

Loved the narrator’s voice in this one 😊

[@shirleyyoung6687]

There are some videos I will not watch, just because of the tone of the voice.

[@emmaapple8770]

I like how investigators show up at the door at 3:30am.. I hope one day back home in ex Yugoslavia they will put to jail high position politicians responsible for many murders and corruption 🙏🙏🙏

[@brendaredmond4678]

I sure wish West Valley Utah PD and the FBI would have worked this hard in the disappearance of Susan Cox Powell. It was obvious to all that her husband Josh Powell had murdered her and disposed of her body well. Unfortunately Josh got to slip right through their fingers and he ultimately killed her children and himself. The whereabouts of her remains is still unknown.

[@cynthiatindall7502]

I heard the 911 call of the lady supervising that last visit for the children with their dad. It was horrible. The system completely failed them.

[@smittykins]

@@cynthiatindall7502 I feel so horrible for that social worker.

[@bari2883]

Why didn't they rip up the floor boards near the love seat like they do to average Joe schmo in your average neighbourhood?

[@a1austin]

i would hope they did and it just was not mentioned in this video. i mean if he shot her and her body was there. should have been some blood that seeped into the floor unless it mainly seeped into the loveseat.

[@Hvhjkvv]

That’s an. Oddly specific location.

[@bari2883]

@@Hvhjkvv yes thats where they think he killed her.

[@georgialee6755]

Bad Ri They didn’t show capano any special treatment at all!! There they were knocking on his door just the very next morning after she went missing. They dug up the yard of his rental home. Read the book “ And Never Let Her Go”

[@catherineenglish9542]

The imprint of this crime is still felt all these years later .This was a huge thing , the search for Anne Marie was extensive, to the point of ripping up foundation's of Capano co. new builds .I felt like Anne Marie was family .All these years later the name Capano sends shivers down my spine.

[@passionatebliss4591]

Sounds like this family was into organized crime, aka mobsters.

[@User__1977-o5v]

A big clap to hard working, committed & professional FBI people.

[@KarynHill]

He died of a heart attack in 2011 at the correctional facility where he was kept.

[@axesubber1460]

Karma

[@urmelausdemeis4743]

Do I feel sorry for him? NOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@teresalinton5898]

probably because too much stress-God got to him

[@britneydawn8822]

Aww SHUCKS

[@barbieromeroroa3270]

It’s great that justice has been served for the victim :

[@carowanjiku3126]

Lets us all salute 👍these police and investigators for their hard work , inteligence and deligence in helping many Families of munder victims find clossure .... they risk their lives and the lives of their loved ones. @ least They deserve appreciation 🙏🏽

[@philly3199]

Not forgetting the witnesses as well

[@carowanjiku3126]

@@philly3199 very true

[@orikenevaipae8347]

I give great credit to all the investigators and all the F.B.I agents as well as the State Prosecutor, or the Prosecutor anyhow. Job well done, that was some diligent work U guys….I am grateful for hard working people like U…I hope your work was appreciated by Anne Marie's family and got recognition from the bureau. Poor woman, she didn't deserve to die….

[@abundancesunflower1971]

May she rest in Peace!

[@pldilliner9490]

I remember that case. Very interesting. It made headlines. A beautiful girl so young . Remarkable investigation & perseverance. 🌺

[@catman8670]

Controlling insecure maniac, sounds like lawyer, politician material 😎

[@anniej1580]

Extremely impressive and dedicated police work!

[@nancyhoward1917]

Police work y'all did is amazing

[@elizabethstewart3798]

Excellent job fbi one of my a uncles use to work for the metropolitan you have always been my heroes

[@legendary7957yahoo]

All the respect for the FBI agents who showed absolute dedication and genius to bring justice to the victim

[@lavenderbeauty413]

Dating the wrong person with the cost of her life.....Hopefully this can be a reminder to every woman that perhaps need to be careful choosing the man for they life,,,,doesn’t need to be perfect at the outside but perfect in the inside

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

Though one should be able to date to find out if it is the man of your life and walk away if not.

[@lavenderbeauty413]

of course should meet n then we know what he is...what I'm saying is most people only look at the outside how he is handsome. rich..always the first thing we only see at the first place

[@lavenderbeauty413]

because sometimes looking good but doesn't mean they are good...we can sense if its something not right with him...be smart for the best

[@georgialee6755]

Lavender Beauty You can be very careful and still never know. Capano never murdered his wife or long time mistress Debbie / there was no reason to believe he’d murder Annmarie.

[@maryannchaisson6742]

Great police work! Hope they’re still as good in 2021! 👏👏🇨🇦 ☮️

[@brendahutcherson42]

When Your with a man that is abusing You ,Don’t tell him Your leaving. Just run when he leaves you alone and don’t look back. Great job on all sides getting a conviction.

[@LMCEK]

Anne Rule's book about this case "And Never Let Her Go" was a great read. Highly recommend!

[@vincentramunno5474]

I can’t find that book or movie anywhere at all.

[@aparnarajesh]

I had seen the movie

[@dmnmt6591]

@@vincentramunno5474 Try Amazon. They sell used books and I haven't found many titles that I couldn't buy.

[@Missditabomb]

@@vincentramunno5474 Any Used Book Store is full of Anne Rule books.

[@nataliebarone8066]

That was !!!

[@DrGarri]

Taken from Wikipedia: "Capano, aged 61, was found dead in his jail cell at 12:34 p.m. on September 19, 2011, by an officer performing a routine security check at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center state prison near Smyrna, Delaware. The medical examiner determined that Capano died of sudden cardiac arrest. He also had "atherosclerotic and hypertensive cardiovascular disease, and that obesity was a contributing factor in his death". Following Capano's death, his brothers Louis and Joseph engaged in a bitter court fight over their family's multimillion-dollar real estate empire.

[@maryannanderson2213]

I live in Nashville and back in the mid-1990's we had one of that "handful" of cases that was successfully prosecuted without a body. The killer in that case, like Capano, was a lawyer. He had murdered his wife and for ten years he was not arrested because his wife's body could not be found. Finally, Nashville detectives decided to take their best shot and they had him extradited back from Mexico where he had moved to get away from annoying cops and media who were asking embarrassing questions. Without the body, he was found guilty and was sentenced to a long time in prison, but I don't remember the exact term of his sentence. He is currently sitting in a Tennessee prison and here we are almost 30 years later, and his wife's body STILL has not been recovered. Like Capano, I think he thought that he was above the law or at least thought he was smart enough that he would never get caught. His wife's body was successfully hidden but turns out the prosecutor didn't need the body in order to have him found guilty. I always enjoy hearing of bad guys who are found guilty of their crimes and sent to prison but I will admit that I especially love hearing about rich and powerful men (or women) who think they are above the law or think they are so slick that they are so important that they will never be successfully prosecuted and yet they ARE successfully prosecuted and get to cool their heels behind bars for a few decades, or as is the case with Capano, they are sentenced to death. This happened a long time ago and I just wonder if he is still on death row or if he has been executed or if his sentence was overturned and he is spending the rest of his life in prison. At any rate, he was mistaken in his belief that he could outsmart the system and get away with murder. He thought he could do anything he wanted to do and escape justice. But he was wrong, and perhaps even DEAD WRONG.

[@christinamenhennett]

Google his name or look in TN convictions or prisoner system. You can search his name there.

[@sarahm.1632]

He died from a heart attack. (Tom Capanao did)

[@jwavada]

That was Perry March, if I remember correctly.

[@FernVert]

Maryann, interesting. Do you recall the perpetrator's name?

[@Chris-tg3qy]

@@jwavada Yes and they believe his father helped him dispose of her body.

[@PumaLyn]

Thanks to the cleaning lady for making the search warrant possible.

[@emilywiebel3238]

Great work and dedication to this case! Way to many cases with a prominent suspect don’t get solved or even get an indictment in court. I’m glad everyone involved fought for justice for Ann Marie and I’m also glad even though he was supposed to be so smart he was really pretty damn stupid. I love when suspects lie and give multiple people different answers like the detectives aren’t going to talk to the people who are around him the most or closely involved

[@stfuplsok]

too* many doesn't* get

[@kevinbernard9791]

Capano, aged 61, was found dead in his jail cell at 12.34 p.m. on September 19, 2011 by an officer performing a routine security check.Death penalty commuted to LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE 😳

[@Summermute7]

At the time of Capano’s conviction, Delaware law required judges to determine the death sentence. The Supreme Court later decided that procedure was unconstitutional and that death sentences must be rendered by juries. That is why Capano’s sentence was commuted to life without parole.

[@loveGG3]

I find it extremely shocking that they were able to get a conviction without a body let alone the death penalty.

[@dontbelongherefromanother]

Convictions can be rendered without physical evidence, but unusual for death sentence. Prison sentence, yes. In Thomas Capano's case, his brother was a witness in the dumping of the body from his boat. Her body has never been discovered as of yet

[@georgialee6755]

If they hadn’t found that cooler he probably wouldn’t have been That was the key

[@lionedheart]

@@dontbelongherefromanother yeah, her body got ate by sharks 🦈 and pooped out. It will never get recovered

[@amartin9293]

It was statistically impossible for him NOT to be guilty with all the evidence, confessions, her diary and so on.

[@sandrasteward3920]

@@georgialee6755 DANG THAT COOLER IN THE MOVIE WAS SOOOO SCARY THOUGH!!!!!!!!

[@joanannewallace]

Brilliant how the detectives solved this crime and the hard work involved. Brainy, rich, and a family all thrown away and now he's on death row. He could have just walked away.

[@anferreira494]

Lesson learned never have an affair with a married man a narcissist a psychopath a bipolar. Never meet an ex never get in touch with ex

[@stfuplsok]

but why never with an ex?

[@judibiggerstaff8054]

Hard if you share children. Also most ex's aren't murderers.

[@marciaeovino3584]

How arrogant to use his credit cards to purchase the rug, chairs and the cooler..Thinking he could get away with murder!

[@sf-xf8sl]

The blood of innocent victim will cry out to loud ...glad justice was served

[@eppiekramer-guz232]

I'm glad, justice was finally served, thru the hard and dedicated work of all the people involved in solving the crime.

[@kimberlygagnon-rix-sletten1443]

Nobody deserves to be so brutally murdered. I just don't understand why she took up with a married family man just because of power and money. In her journal her words spoke volumes, i just wish she would have went with her instincts!

[@zedmelor8842]

Probably she still wanted some lucrative gifts he promised.

[@Page57]

Sickening what he did to that young woman. If she wanted to leave hell leave her alone all that money and status he had he could have gotten any body else!

[@Jerry.anthony.c]

2:10 - Furious with her decision 4:35 - Professing of love 5:30 - Ending the affair. Journal 7:20 - Failing to show for work 8:50 - Waitress 9:55 - Expensive gifts. Allure of money 10:20 - Angry and controlling 11:00 - Shes seeing someone else 11:30 - Stalking her. Rejection 12:20 - Gov. Joined search party 13:20 - Carpet. 14:45 - Inconsistency in story 16:40 - Finding Blood. 20:00 - Believing he's incapable 21:00 - A tip 23:40 - 4 day digging exercise. 24:30 - No Physical evidence 25:40 - Miracle Break through 26:45 - Another Mistress 27:50 - COLD. The Anchors 28:20 - 11 months! Patient FBI 29:05 - Caught by Surprise Raid 30:25 - Pitting Bro against Bro 32:00 - Oh wow. The Story 33:45 - Asking for the boat 34:10 - Playing the Bro Card 36:00 - Trying to sink the cooler 38:00 - Gunshot to her head 39:00 - 24hr Surveillance to kill Bro 40:21 - Arrest. 17months after. 43:00 - Finding the cooler. 43:30 - Premeditation 45:15 - Creating a story 47:07 - Full circle moment. 48:30 - Found GUILTY! 49:10 - Sentenced

[@alaminmoha7313]

Thank u😅

[@jonzonthegreat]

I wish our systems in Kenya worked the same way ....

[@mrsbluesky8415]

Chilling. People like him walk amongst us and we never know.

[@lisamccray9079]

I totally agree 👍 you just don't know about the people walking among us they blend in with the rest of us

[@honeybee2699]

A golden child in a narcissistic family. A narcissist treats people as commodities, objects, not human beings. A narcissist is entitled, thinks of himself as someone special, preys on people , they are his narcissistic supply. A narcissist is focused on gaining and keeping narcissistic supply (sex and/or services and/or supply), a psychopath is focused on obtaining goals. Narcissists and psychopaths can be psychotic, they crave control over everyone and everything. Any change makes their imagined inner world tumble down and that results as anxiety and they don't want anxiety. There is noone inside a narcissist. There is void, not a fully formed human. No humane approach. No real bonding between two human beings. Utter disregard for that woman. I feel so sorry for her and her family, but it's very uplifting that he was accused and sentenced.