Forensic Files - Season 9, Episode 29 - The Stake-Out - Full Episode

Police are led on a wild goose chase when the wife of a prominent banker is kidnapped. An entomologist's unexpected discovery leads to a new suspect - and the realization that ordinary office equipment can leave extraordinary clues.
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[@tikibar1169]

The one cop was quite observant noticing same type border on ransom note and book store sign

[@xephermarie4148]

thank god for that tho, if he hadn’t, sally might not have gotten justice

[@nicholasshade]

[@monicalarkin4616]

You got that right!

[@mouldysushi]

He owns a book store and can’t even spell “exactly” right ? 🤨

[@saffsuff]

Exactely ! Lol

[@mumblesbadly7708]

The perp probably had too many spelling errors on his loan application at the bank to get it approved.

[@beatsbydivine]

🤣🤣🤣

[@MustafaShaikh-rj4mf]

@@saffsuff lol

[@saffsuff]

@@MustafaShaikh-rj4mf no way!!!

[@dilekavan5796]

Congratulations to All Good cops and Law enforcement officers💯👏👏👏

[@user-yi2sd6mh9w]

NOT MANY. SADLY😢😮 MOST COPS ARE BULLIES, ARROGANT. RUDE.

[@adotintheshark4848]

One error here, Copenhefer was sentenced to death, not life in prison for this crime.. Before this case, he had been tried but acquitted for another murder. He died on death row in 2013.

[@markfurney3670]

Couldn't have happened to a better sub human.

[@nicholasshade]

[@nicholasshade]

[@antonioacevedo5200]

It is so sad that he spent 25 years on death row without being executed. I am sure the hard- working tax- payers of Pennsylvania spent millions of dollars on appeals for this slime bag to outlive the process. There is something wrong with Americas justice system.

[@inezalleyne4916]

Thank you for the update . America shouldn’t have an individual on death row for such a long and extensive period of time . While hard work taxpayers money are subsidized killers . I not playing God but if and individual doesn’t valve the life of another they don’t deserve to life their best life . So in my opinion sitting on death row should be 1 yr max and then …….

[@thegodofpez]

RIP Peter Thomas. Best narrator ever. 🙌💜

[@kennedypaul4332]

He died!! I love his work

[@prorespluscom]

The GOAT.

[@thegodofpez]

@@prorespluscom 🙌💯

[@titomesurfer]

I need to hear his voice every night to go to sleep. So soothing,

[@thegodofpez]

@@titomesurfer My fiancée and I put on the Forensic Files channel every night before bed! Just hate dealing with the commercials and repeat episodes. 😂

[@zuzellogan5613]

So, David Copenheffer killed Mr. Harry Weiner because the latter turned down the $25,000 loan that David applied for. SMH. My gosh, to the extent that people go to get what they want, is disgraceful and shameful. This man, Copenheffer, was pure evil, full of malice, a cold-blooded murderer that killed an innocent woman for a rejected loan. Unbelievable, it disgusts me to my core. core. Rest in Peace always, Sally Weiner 🙏

[@synergisticcollusion134]

No, he killed Mrs. Sally Weiner* after her husband, Mr. Harry Weiner, whom Copenheffer had also planned to kill, denied his loan application.

[@tammycrane1861]

I knew Dave, and spent a lot of time in his book store. He was a strange guy. But I thought he was not capable of murder. Goes to show you never really know what people are capable of.

[@firegod117]

He took me out to dinner once

[@americNgup]

@@firegod117who cares

[@fishingpinky3165]

@@firegod117 ugg

[@monoracional]

oh you want a medal?... you are one of those whamen that go with random men for free meals!...@@firegod117

[@elizabethtengaru1180]

Lj.

[@mpks4742]

How crazy is that...the guy listening to the scanner happened to go to the VERY PERSON RESPONSIBLE AND TELL HIM WHAT WAS GOING ON !!!!....THAT'S JUST WOW !!!

[@lebronjackson8887]

Didn't it say he was a journalist? So he went up to him and told him verbally? That's even more extreme and crazy. Which also blows my mind because of the small time gap in between which got Mrs killed. Smh

[@mpks4742]

@@lebronjackson8887 I think it said he was a reporter and he was trying to get information...the things they say happen in this show are things that you would NEVER think would happen

[@miho9585]

This is why jornalist or media shouldnt interfere with an on going investigation or case because they are risk to potentially destroy evidences or the case.

[@thl205]

he had already killed her, the journalist had heard of the kidnapping from a police scanner but he wasn't interviewing the bookstore guy, just making conversation. The effect was that the killer didn't go to the ransom drop, but Sally had already been killed at this point, as was his plan. But yeah, it does show why police try to control information in these cases. but there is a flip side as well where the police might be covering up a crime and the media prevents that. it's a delicate balance.

[@fluffybarracuda]

Anybody else get freaked out despite these being so old. Forensic files forever ♥️😅

[@Seanthedon7]

It's the voice that makes it feel creepy 😳

[@fluffybarracuda]

@@Seanthedon7 there can never be another narrator, wouldn’t be the same. It’s the music for me 😵‍💫

[@eliaslopez3393]

I’ve watched these when I was like 10 years old and now I’m watching them again, miss the old scary music and voice

[@nicholasshade]

< * > < * > < * > < * > < * > < * > *

[@iamBlackGambit]

The scary part is human nature..there will always be evil human beings out there

[@Joelswinger34]

If you can't even remember your own plan and actually need to write it down, you should just forget about the whole thing.

[@maramarxx2431]

Yes, one ends up missing the writing plan ON the spot... (as so many times here ).

[@cw5451]

😆 😆 😆

[@jamesbennett9620]

The killer is an obsessive compulsive list maker.

[@stoner63reflex65]

And even then why not write the plan down on paper so it can be burned once done with it

[@Menstral]

A banker being Man of the Year?? The wife should have immediately been suspicious.

[@stephensecor3377]

Some bankers are good people, generous and giving to the community and to charity.

[@TheTmat007]

Excellent investigative work on the part of the investigators. And kudos to the police officer, who was observant enough to notice the same symbols printed on the window of the store, as the note posted along the trail.

[@antonioacevedo5200]

He broke the case. It is sad that the program didn't even bother to mention his name.

[@KaminJohn]

I seen your name and thought it said Tyran Mathieu 🥴🤣. I was about to say damnnnn my dog likes forensic files too???

[@robertthegamer28]

If it wasn’t for that the guy might have gotten away. Pretty amazing

[@yesterdayitrained]

@@robertthegamer28 That is one incredibly observant, hard-working, ‘always on the job’ policeman. His name should have been mentioned.

[@Atlargein]

İn afterthought, it was better for him to remain below radar and not be in a “contract” list.

[@AndiSplatterpunk]

He even titled it THE PLAN ! Wow

[@meese9140]

Local Murder Fumbles it at the Finish Line 😂 it's a good thing so many murders are so . . . bafflingly stupid. They caught denis raider in much the same way a over a decade later.

[@AndiSplatterpunk]

For some reason, that made me laugh

[@nicholasshade]

[@nicholasshade]

[@maramarxx2431]

@@FanofDocumentaries the writings of these "master minds of crime" could make a top of the worst, unbearable texts ever .

[@tikibar1169]

So many people think when you delete a file it’s gone forever

[@mom3392]

FBI did their thing on this one. Good job to the officer who was alert enough to recognize the border.

[@kobe51]

These guys were on it in this episode.

[@Angel-Kitten]

That's how joint singing in the church choir does not guarantee that you will be surrounded by only friendly neighbors.

[@jerryspice9171]

One of the best episodes I’ve ever seen.

[@geniasmith5791]

Watch the peter porco case leave a comment after you see it til this day that case I will never forget 😮

[@famousoriginal7971]

I love when Dr. Kim gets in the mix.

[@toscadonna]

It’s rather amazing that a book store owner in a small town is such a murderous monster.

[@seanthe100]

Like wow this one really escalated

[@johanwolmarans8398]

Not a murderous monster he took revenge on the bank manager that turned down his loan If u never wanted to kill someone for something u are lieing

[@johanwolmarans8398]

Copenhefer is a perfect candidate for Smokin Gun's list of Dumbest Criminals why would you type out a murder To Do list I was still a boy and I saw on tv someone said Never do anything to incriminate yourself especially in writing and or in voice notes and that's what I do

[@Tengobaila3]

Who are these people? It's inconceivable that people actually murder. They wreck their own lives over solvable issues.

[@scellowmcineka4087]

Couldn't agree more, I'm always amazed as to who these people are that would resort brainstorming a grand murder scheme out of so many other solutions...

[@Joelswinger34]

I know! I don't see why this guy thought the other owed him a business loan. If his business wasn't doing well, he could have changed the way he ran it, tried another bank, sold it, or closed!

[@Joelswinger34]

@@scellowmcineka4087 Yes, and there was certainly nothing grand about it. He was no better at that than he was at running a business!

[@stelobrim1548]

Someone in a town over just got shot over 8$

[@LauraSti]

Exactly! The only murder that makes any kind of psychological sense is a revenge/defensive(?) murder, where it no longer matters what happens to you as long as the other person dies. (By "defensive murder" I would consider murders to protect something or someone else very valuable to the killer. This includes cases where a parent kills their child's abuser, for instance. Psychologically it's a mix of vengeance and "this person will never do this again," which kind of lumps it into the same category in my opinion.) This doesn't mean I approve of these cases, of course. It's just the only reason that makes any sense at all. Things like money or lust are completely solvable problems. You don't have to jeopardize your entire way of living in order to resolve the issue. The only case in which I would say that the person is mentally consistent is if they don't care what happens to them afterward. Otherwise, a high-risk move like a murder, that never ever ever goes away and that you can never ever escape from, where you're always at risk of a new technique or new discovery coming out and finally catching you, is just an incredibly counterproductive move. You want to keep running your store? Hard to run it from prison! You want to live with your new lover? Guess what, you're living in a cell now! You want money? Lawyer fees are absurdly high and will consume everything you made from the murder long before you have a chance to be condemned or acquitted. Whatever it is you want, whatever you imagine your life to look like after the murder, you're guaranteed to lose it WHEN, not if, you're caught. Murder is, quite frankly, stupid as hell, and if your reason for murder has anything at all to do with what happens to you afterward, you've made a grave mistake.

[@adventurec1923]

The irony "EXACTELY" 😂

[@alexburke1899]

I’ve never heard of a guy carrying a shotgun being called a sharpshooter lol. Also as soon as they mention the suspect went to church you know how it’s going to end:)

[@lug.5329]

Many churchgoers are just plain murderers apparently. The same goes for templegoers. LOL

[@reneecody4357]

The devil does like to go to church. The wolf in sheeps' clothing. God warns of this. 🙏

[@lug.5329]

@@reneecody4357 , gods just can't kill devils. Lol

[@alexburke1899]

@@reneecody4357 yeah there are more false prophets than not. Trump was the embodiment of the 7 deadly sins and could have been the forth horseman but evangelicals loved him lol. That’s why nobody takes evangelicals seriously anymore they’ve shown it’s about power and greed, not being Christ-like.

[@SONYLIVE880]

Rest in heaven mr Peter Thomas u was the best narrator ever still today

[@Anthony-uf3oz]

*you were

[@kimthomas8717]

That’s some cold blood running through his veins 😳

[@serenaleaghgrace5023]

he wasn't the brightest and sharpest knife in the cutlery tray, left a trail a blind man could see

[@Joelswinger34]

I think he might have been a spoon on the counter.

[@nicholasshade]

😊

[@janhayes5838]

Great wording!!

[@charms501]

Update: David Copenhefer, 65, died Sunday of natural causes at the state prison in Greene County in 2013

[@antonioacevedo5200]

The world is a slightly better place.

[@charms501]

@@antonioacevedo5200 yes it is. With David Coopenhefer gone

[@jeshkam]

@@antonioacevedo5200 Exactely.

[@VincentWilliams007]

Harry and Sally, how cute. RIP Sally🙏

[@rs3007]

awww Harry and Sally I missed that. Sad.

[@muffs55mercury61]

This was pre-internet so it took much longer to go thru Copenhefer's computer. We've come a long way in 34 years. Copenhefer died in 2013 awaiting execution.

[@libbyparrett8278]

This happened in my hometown when I was a baby

[@amandashez1296]

Cold hearted human being 🙄

[@mrcapitalist2285]

Sharpshooter with a shotgun? lol

[@faraimaraidza1645]

That's exactly what makes him a sharp shooter.he doesn't need a special rifle to exacute a sharp shot isn't it?

[@pfg923]

Singing the german national anthem in church 🙈😂

[@redhill3248]

Ain't no way

[@Austinbellos]

😭😭😭

[@Austinbellos]

Didn’t realize that

[@Austinbellos]

I’m sure it was an Easter egg

[@ZuleikaWinfrey]

When you develop the insatiable appetite and love for money, all perspective on life becomes distorted. You end up having zero regard for human life and throw ethics out the window.

[@circusshizshow]

And sadly these psychos run our world...

[@busisiwedlamini437]

Shoutout to the cop who immediately recognized the boarder

[@ROBLOXGamingDavid]

Imagine if they would have invented a computer with an ability to literally eradicate any file and leave it without trace... Then it would not have been possible for every criminal cases in the future to be solved if it happens.

[@jeffsteury4645]

the computer he had at the time could have done that, he just didn't understand how they work. For example, just defrag the damn hard drive!

[@ROBLOXGamingDavid]

@@jeffsteury4645 yeah that. if he had defragmented the hard drive, most, if not all, evidence will be lost.

[@shanegarstig9689]

I remember trying to knit back together a deleted document as a teenager and finding tiny scraps of it all over the hard drive and eventually giving up. If it took them a million years to recreate a word document, I never stood a chance.

[@deborahsunflower939]

Nice job nosy journalist talking to the bookstore owner/ weirdo. Was the wife even dead yet?

[@mamarha2011]

No journalistic integrity. SMH 😔

[@nikip7896]

I do believe that the journalist was the reason the husband wasn't also killed.

[@debbiegrasse3920]

Integrity & Journalist are NEVER spoken in the same sentence unless a journalist is talking about someone else’s integrity & asking where can they go to buy this “integrity “.

[@forforg83]

I think it's a major point of concern that small-town folk naively trust one another to an excessive degree. It creates a situation whereby that naivety can be maliciously used to manipulate such folks, as was the case of poor Mrs Weiner.

[@DrSlippyFist86]

Absolutely! Especially back in the 80's & 90's. I didn't anyone growing up that even locked their doors. Alot of folks were still holding onto that small town security. It still exists, but it's very rare. It's sad that we have to be so distrustful, but it's just reality.

[@forforg83]

@@DrSlippyFist86 That is why people ought to be as shrewd as snakes, but innocent as doves.

[@jamesl9371]

Good friend. Member of the church. You never know. Evil people can pretend to be good

[@antonioacevedo5200]

I guess he was only going to church to get in good with Mr. Weiner to get the loan.

[@Glum1964]

This guy wasn’t exacteerly Mensa material😂

[@nanaberry4120]

That smirk on his face!

[@francisdejoya523]

This is pure evil..

[@ckim336155]

FF has the best soundtrack!

[@panhead55]

Did he ever get the award for Man of the a year?

[@warriormanmaxx8991]

No! Any other rhetorical, un-funny questions?!?

[@rethabiler]

@@warriormanmaxx8991 💀😂

[@athena8729]

You can't away with crime these days best not to do it. Glad he was caught!

[@kitkat_-_lover3527]

The FBI back here did a great job!!

[@kkarlson5544]

this guy kills her for what ...what did it get him and he went to church.....ohhh my god ..if he ain't the devil who is.....

[@antonioacevedo5200]

I suspect he went to church to get in good with Mr. Weiner for the loan. The actions of a guy like that are always self- serving.

[@warriormanmaxx8991]

Hey @K KARLSON - re: "ohhh my god (God)" Do you use that trite, meaningless phrase often in daily life, too?!? Or are you somehow writing to God, as an expression of phony surprise ?? Ehhh?

[@jamesbennett9620]

Hey WarrioeManMaxx - If you will observe the original poster did not capitalize G in god in his post. That makes it just a meaningless expression. He was not referring to God

[@divinewon73]

@@jamesbennett9620 🌈💯It’s a meaningless expression regardless. Mythology has been around as long as humans… Belief in supreme beings is not proof of them. “It’s called faith because it is not knowledge.“ 😻👍 ~ Christopher Hitchens

[@maricamaas2326]

​@jamesbennett9620 The original poster is not at all concerned about using capitals.

[@sigma_curry]

So your telling me all this was solved bc of the font and symbols on a store sign.

[@haydencooper_]

It pushed the investigation onto him quicker. But they could've eventually started looking at him if they looked at people who's loans had been rejected etc. who knows

[@warriormanmaxx8991]

@IFLIMAT - Yeahhh !!! We're telling you EXACTLY that !! Any other rhetorical questions??

[@feliciajenkins5041]

Damn rotary phone sure don't miss them. I like that there's cell phone towers now so even if you're not using it you can be tracked.

[@divinewon73]

All cell phones are tracked and can be tracked unless the battery is REMOVED. Turning it off does nothing and does allow eavesdropping of conversation on the phone and near the phone as well.

[@greatestnitemare6626]

@@divinewon73 Delete this comment. But too late now. I'm sure a murderer in the making has already read your comment smh

[@2k_]

Al Johnson is an agent that is cool and old school.

[@femsff7090]

Can't help but wonder if the wife was already dead by the time the journalist told the murderer (without knowing it was him) the police was involved in the kidnapping or if that made him kill her.

[@LeticiaMcWilliams]

Same here. Reporters, journalists and the news always get people killed. They also allow criminals to stay one step ahead.

[@rachelb4398]

I think he planned on killing her either way, because she would probably be able to identify him later

[@madmarmalade]

It sounds like he killed her very shortly after she did the recording. Either way he would have killed her and then him, cause that was his plan all along

[@angelinarodriguez4062]

Amazing work 👏

[@cikosphysicaltherapist6017]

I know the FBI says that kidnappers kill their victims within hours. Unlike movies waiting for a hero to rescue them . But why don't kidnappers just honor the word especially if they follow instructions

[@pggrootde6726]

Well, you could guess they are not men of honour…….

[@scellowmcineka4087]

...and also probably the natural human necessaties could overwhelm kidnappers from keeping their victims any longer.

[@matthewmillburg3933]

No witnesses

[@babagandu]

It's a set-up ...

[@placidpond]

Honor and integrity are moral characteristics…not often in the Weltanschauung of a criminal

[@faraimaraidza1645]

The wife also should be given an award for being the most naive woman in america .going to meet up with a total stranger just after one phone call

[@ezekielmajor5511]

Can't believe his wife was dumb enough to meet some stranger for a phone call.

[@patrickregan3302]

Your statement is called victim blaming. She is dead. Who r U 2 say something so insulting?????

[@trencesmall8704]

That was in 1988, I would call her naive, because scamming and other criminal activity wasn’t nearly as bad as it is today,but the old saying still holds true, if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is, she walked right into the waiting trap of a man, who I fully believe was already a murderer, they just couldn’t come up with enough evidence to convict him in that other case.

[@kyrusjohnbarnachea6950]

Good job!! DAVID! so intelligent

[@tonnemiessek5193]

Anything that harms people and animals or any living thing needs to find another job.

[@bellamarley9455]

Policeman is so observant

[@antonioacevedo5200]

And never even gave his name.

[@karmayt8956]

I should never believe anything anyone tells me and always get my own confirmation before believing anything.

[@ahmedrefaat1086]

he is one of the most heinous individuals i had ever seen..

[@bloopnation]

damn the FBI really messed up by not spotting the ransom note with the train area.

[@greatestnitemare6626]

It doesn't matter. She was already going to die anyway. Copenhomo already made that determination. He had no intention of letting her go.

[@johnnythewalrus]

I don't think that was the point. Not that it would have made a difference, but the fact that one would think/ hope that the fbi would be more observant, especially in this type of situation.

[@catiarotolone9916]

How much was his bank loan application? What did he want the money for? How much was the random? I'm curious and why do people that plot these murders NEVER grasp the consequences or in this case the poor message placement he had already killed his hostage b4 hearing that police were called?

[@arzellarumph-johnson2627]

From what i heard them mention was that he was turned down for a $25,000 business loan

[@darttoyou1398]

"5. And when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are: for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men. Verily I say unto you, They have their reward. 6. But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly."

[@warriormanmaxx8991]

@Darttoyou1 - Well stated scripturally.

[@lorenzomagazzeni5425]

What a super cool Caddy... Red outside and in.

[@katrinacade8426]

Just proves that going to church doesn't mean someone's a good person.

[@carynsmith3052]

That journalist listening to scanner should have kept his nose out of it. Why just why would you go to the place you just heard police talking about. They probably could have caught the man in action if the journalist had minded his business instead of having to do all the forensics to catch him

[@MrBee_ZA]

Amazing investigation

[@lauriesoper4056]

Upstanding Presbyterian.

[@monicadonnelly4991]

This is such a death penalty case

[@1brickrow]

He was not convicted to life in prison; he was sentenced for execution.

[@JaylenPotts-zs2qw]

Growing up in Albany Ga I always wondered why our law enforcement don't have more stake outs to stop criminals.

[@donnadalessio3853]

That poor woman. What a monster. Glad he will rot in prison

[@TheNuckinFoob]

18:40 Leave it to a journalist to screw up pretty much anything.

[@curtisbrown5939]

These murderers either watch no true crime stories,or they watch too many.🤔

[@ahmedrefaat1086]

Well,One of two local inmates on Pennsylvania's death row is dead. David Copenhefer, 65, died Sunday of natural causes at the state prison in Greene County. Since we were seeking the death penalty, and we believed that he deserved death," said Daneri. "The fact that he's now dead, I don't know if to call it 'fitting,' but it certainly meets with what we believed was a just punishment for him. So he's met his maker now."

[@jeanluchageboutros581]

I really thought it was gonna end up being a death sentence

[@darialoewen53]

that journalist probably inadvertently spooked the murderer into killing her quicker

[@sameerolail]

How did they know about the call she got, since it was secret, and she didn't live to tell it?

[@janedoe7229]

That’s true. How was this known.

[@graciamaria9218]

Probably it was in “the plan”

[@urmilla_p]

Phone records.. also the criminal must have given details of the crime

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

She might have told a friend or some other of her familymembers?

[@est1989x]

@@graciamaria9218 it was. I paused the screen and read it. One of the first lines mentions the fake ceremony

[@lmiyagishima6527]

the people standing behind you at church could be evil murderers.

[@samanthaeduardamoreira1630]

The killer planned to kill sally all along. Church going folks can be the creepiest: they act so wholesome in church but behind closed doors, it is a totally different story.

[@TNT-km2eg]

"The near the church , the farther the God "

[@douglaidlaw740]

Nice fellow! Nowadays, one cannot obtain a 20 GB hard drive.

[@jamesl9371]

Most criminals are stupid and make mistakes

[@ktlivingherway516]

Not a five pointed star, it's called an asterisk

[@locke11216]

that church hymn used the same tune as the german national anthem

[@josezuza2562]

He wasn't reading the books in his book store to help improve his English lol

[@JohnAlex1]

FYI - the killer died in prison of natural causes at the age of 65.

[@VictorMaraidza-nv1fm]

He was a reckless killer for a bookstore owner

[@sunflowerz54]

How very sad. She was hoping to honor her husband with the party!! Evil is out there 😢

[@AAaA-ds8be]

Never trust a guy with a Habsburg jaw😖

[@dannymills8577]

Anyone else notice the German National Anthem hymn in Church at the beginning? :) They just changed the words.

[@KarresseMe]

I knew that sounded familiar

[@rarejourneys]

Shot out to Al Johnson

[@calvinhobbes1593]

What kind of sociopath plans to kill but then right down the evidence of the plan itself

[@nataSoN]

It would be kinda cool to do though

[@mumblesbadly7708]

A stupid one?

[@TrailBlazer-hm9pi]

The reporter saved Harry's life by foiling the killers plans

[@lextownes1042]

It’s so hard to imagine how an otherwise rational, law abiding person could just up and murder someone. Really scary to think this guy could kill good people who did nothing and couldn’t have seen it coming.

[@srmj71]

Leave it up to a journalist, to screw up a kidnapping. She may have been alive up until he came through the door and started asking questions. Journalists are the worst.

[@saraal8432]

I think the journalist who went to the store and notified Copenhefer of the kidnapping should be charged with Obstruction of Justice.

[@Julia-nl3gq]

Do you realize that if he hadn't done that, the woman's husband would be dead???? Also, you obviously don't understand that he didn't commit a crime. He heard something, he talked about it to a guy....a guy that he had NO IDEA was the murderer. It's not a crime to talk, and it literally saved the guys life.

[@AnastasiaBeaverhousn]

@@Julia-nl3gq he heard it over a scanner!! He's a fuckin journalist he should have known to keep his mouth shut!!! They'd be the first screaming freedom of press yet won't respect freedom of the police!!! FOH 🙄🤡

[@chantallvardas0730]

Damn Fool: The Journalist… A Big Mouth Trouble Maker!!!

[@greatestnitemare6626]

@@Julia-nl3gq Lol. The journalist did not save the husband's life. The husband already had local police and the FBI with him. There was no chance he was going to die.

[@Breeanna-og3js]

I mean I watched several episodes like this where someone was held for ransom. I don't ever remember watching a ransom hostage episode where the hostage survives. I don't think she was alive after the first day.

[@Shenpaiz]

the church song is the same melody as the german national anthem

[@mikezylstra7514]

Oh, Pahleez! That hard drive was a fingerprint.

[@kerryhughes3407]

Clearly some people just aren't cut out for murder, How could he be that stupid thinking he'd get away with that well thought out plan ?