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

After a young woman went missing, police suspected that her well-connected, married ex-lover was responsible. However, when investigators couldn't find the murder weapon or even the woman's body, the FBI's only hope was to go undercover and turn brother against brother.
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From The FBI files S3 Ep2
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[@prettyone5165]

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

[@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.

[@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.

[@twilightpurpleglow]

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

[@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

[@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.

[@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.

[@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.

[@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

[@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

[@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.

[@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.

[@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!

[@sunilayya8948]

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

[@tlotlotshwaro901]

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

[@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.

[@philfluther2713]

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

[@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!

[@vickywhitesell5261]

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

[@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!