Forensic Files - Season 12, Episode 18 - Shattered Innocence - Full Episode

[@CoCoGemel]

That 911 operator smelled the BS a mile away and would not let him get away with it. I love how she did not back down and asked about the inconsistency more than once.

[@ronque23]

Yeah, he had already fukd himself but she wanted to highlight for him that “You know you done fukd up, right?!”

[@poshdelux]

Right?! She booked that shit immediately.

[@ahmedrefaat1086]

Shoutout to that watchful dispatcher who provided the 1st clue to solve the case before beginning the investigation.

[@Hasan-xr8ly]

That’s me in the show acting as the killer what an experience that I’ll never forget and what a sad story…

[@robertmarcone3219]

That's awesome Hasan. Where do they film these? A friend of mine was an actress in one of these Discovery ID type murder shows l. I believe hers was filmed somewhere either in NY or North Jersey.

[@Hasan-xr8ly]

@@robertmarcone3219 the forensic file studios was located in PA.

[@robertmarcone3219]

Maybe it was in PA.. She lives by Atlantic City so maybe it was around Philly. She drove wherever it was so it couldn't be far from AC. Very well could have been in PA.

[@Boogiesince]

Good job bro

[@britbrat1127]

That’s so cool!! I’ve always wondered how you get discovered for auditions? If you would not mind? I’ve always wondered about the actors and *actresses and the process. Super cool.

[@darttoyou1398]

He killed the only guy that would whole heartedly lead his defense.

[@RyuzakiHirokai]

That 911 operator knew who the murderer was before the body was even found. XD

[@alyssaj.2659]

One of my favorite things about this show is in the beginning, it’ll show the killers version of what happened. Then at the end it will show was actually happened based off forensics.

[@louiswilson3653]

I love this format for the show. That's why it's so addictive and one of the best.

[@karenconcepcion]

All done with utmost class and profetionalism!!!💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@_WF23]

The doors locked. He’s bleeding from his mouth though 😂💀

[@JP-ht6nm]

Idiot. He could've gotten away with it if he wasn't so dumb

[@MissKatsukiBakugo]

He should be grateful he had a father. Not everyone has one

[@phenomenalwife5380]

Amen

[@alyssaj.2659]

Teens take what they have for granted. Some even wish at times they didn’t have parents so they could do as they please. They’d be homeless on the streets though. They need to appreciate a roof over their head.

[@tp8087]

RIP Leslie. Brian was a spoilt brat who thought he deserved everything.

[@brothaantone8286]

Exactly

[@killerpussy84]

And guess who spoiled him in the first place...

[@LotusStitchandSketch]

Right? little shit, should have counted his blessings. He's only 8 years older than me, but shit at 16 if I wanted to go somewhere and my family/friends couldn't take me I had to either walk or (as of 2020 when I got my own place) take the bus. I'm 31 now and I STILL DON'T have a car but that's mainly because I can't afford it than anything. If I had the extra cash I'd have one, but for the time being it's not really even needed since I can take the bus or walk. Bus fare is only $1.00/round trip where I am so for me it's actually better not to have a personal car. A day trip down-town and home is $1 and pretty much that's the farthest I really go. Work is a 5 minute walk away as is my local pool. But this kid should have been glad his father was even willing to replace his car after he torched it given that he was suspicious and thought his son did it. My father would have said tough shit if he got me a car and I torched it. He sure as hell would not have replaced it

[@Dolly15595]

@@killerpussy84 you have the audacity to say that??! He knows right from wrong! Even if you were the most spoilt child in the world, should you harm let alone murder your parents? This kind of argument makes me sick.

[@killerpussy84]

@@Dolly15595 where did I say a spoilt brat should harm anyone, let alone their parents? 🤨 Learn to comprehend, what you read, please.

[@pggrootde6726]

I feel so sorry for the wife of the victim. Her husband killed, her eldest son being the murderer……!

[@nathalie_desrosiers]

Yes, and I feel sorry for the little brother/son (Chris).

[@muffs55mercury61]

Brian literally convicted himself with the slip up during the 911 call. The dispatcher caught that lie right away. How self centered he was. I didn't have a car when I was his age and we weren't poor by any means.

[@Miranda-cb2pk]

exactly

[@louiswilson3653]

The dispatcher was alert and smart. 👍

[@octagonalverez8953]

DAMN !! all of that hatred at his father over a car !!

[@lillybianca4185]

😭😢😥😭

[@kalanisplash]

And gets just 33 years for first degree murder. His Black Father Life was not worth much.

[@flyingchimp12]

@@kalanisplashso when a black man gets sentenced harshly it’s racism and when a black man doesn’t get sentenced harshly enough it’s racism

[@Revikra]

Spoiled brat threatened to quit basketball and his chances of a scholarship. He was determined to ruin his chances of a good life and went to the extreme and guaranteed it. Not related to race as I just listen to FF while working and had no idea what race he was until I stopped to make this comment.

[@alyssaj.2659]

I think this kid was spoiled but also had a drug problem. He could have been high on acid or something when he committed the murder. No excuse, but an explanation.

[@rs52594]

Brian Vaughn as of 2017 no longer shows up in the Texas inmate search so it appears he has since been paroled and his current whereabouts are unknown. I also feel bad for Leslie Vaughn's wife and younger son, losing him and knowing Brian was the murderer. Since he's out of prison now, I can only bet they want nothing to do with him.

[@kalanisplash]

The paroled bastard will be unemployed and kill again. VOTE REPUBLICAN

[@LadyGreyBlack]

I felt bad for Brian's little brother-imagine being asked if you thought your older brother was capable of murdering your dad. Burns me up that Brian could get parole-there are people rotting in prison for pot that get more time than for killing your flesh and blood!

[@Lacey424]

The updated version of FF says Brian was paroled in 2017.

[@JohnBock-nq9lr]

Travesty

[@JoshuaHannay]

Thanks for the update. Inwas hoping someone would follow though. I looked but couldn't find anything.

[@dianebutler5096]

Brian murdered his father because he wanted a new car. He was spoiled and evil. I cannot believe he was released from prison. Rest in peace leslie.

[@vagabondo879]

Lucky enough to have a great father super stupid who did not appreciate a father like Leslie rest in peace Leslie

[@Dulcimertunes]

I think murderers should be paroled when their victims come back to life

[@s_mp_08]

Lol yup

[@motherlaurav]

Agreed, but I also believe if someone wants to take any lives, they should always start with their own first.

[@gagejernigan5277]

@motherlaurav we just gonna encourage people to commit suicide now?

[@burtmb1]

Finally a man who is thinking cenable two tumb up two you.

[@mikewolf-x6t]

Or, the the parole board members should agree to have the parolees live with them for 1 year

[@matthalo89]

The second he told 911 his dad was bleeding at the mouth but couldn’t get in the room was basically it. Guy literally check mated himself.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Oh, the voice wasn't obvious, huh?

[@matthalo89]

@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 sure. I see you’re a Journey fan. Steve Perry era is the best. OBVIOUSLY.

[@trencesmall8704]

Definitely, there was gonna be no way he could climb out of that hole

[@tylerlondon5052]

Phone operator should have been a detective!

[@louiswilson3653]

Lol!!!

[@alyssaj.2659]

The operator didn’t really do anything. Brian ratted on himself with a fraudulent slip.

[@trencesmall8704]

@@alyssaj.2659Freudian slip

[@reneilwemoshidi5164]

"He's bleeding from the mouth." Omg. Thats just too bad son.

[@iamcornholiooooo3019]

Let's all take a minute to commend Brian's younger brother for the useful and truthful answers he gave to investigators asking him if his brother would or could do such a thing. And I guess we shouldn't speculate too much, but it makes me think the little brother himself may have been a target for cruel treatment by his older brother on other occasions. Something just tells me he was well aware there was something seriously off about his older brother, even if he wasn't sure if he was a murderer or not. I'm glad he made it out of there before he became his brother's target for murder.

[@claudettehamilton-corneliu1685]

I agree...I didn't like the way they slanted the little boy's answers, and also the slant they placed on the wife's reaction when she was given the news. I know there are certain clues we give off in certain situations, but.....we sometimes laugh when we should cry, etc. etc.

[@TNT-km2eg]

Who is we ?! You're telling me what I shall do ?

[@nathalie_desrosiers]

I'm just glad he did not decide to kill his little brother when he killed his father.

[@charlenesass6871]

I think he wanted to protect his big brother and couldnt imagine that

[@christinesimpson6529]

Most people want their children to have a better life than they had, but these beautiful parents finished up with a spoilt selfish narcissist I'm so glad he didn't kill his brother my heart goes out to him and his mum hope they can be happy again in the future XOXO

[@ndrklerz2178]

So who is responsible for his upbringing? You think flaunting money and wealth has nothing to do with that? Father being lawyer defending drug dealers? Beautiful my foot.

[@LadyGreyBlack]

@@ndrklerz2178 I'm sure Leslie had firm expectations for both his sons, and rightfully so. However, other factors come into play: Brian was a basketball player, and I'm sure he was pretty lauded and pampered because of this, which may have spoiled him; we had a guy just like this, and he amounted to absolutely nothing after he graduated high school!

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

​@@ndrklerz2178 Maybe, maybe not. I'm sure you know lots of families w a loser who has very successful siblings. Granted, parents apparently change over time...

[@mtgstudios1556]

@@ndrklerz2178 I'm going to argue this point with you because of the fact that raising children is not an easy cut task of do this or do that to always raise perfect children. Also you may be thinking a little closed-mindedly on Leslie defending drug dealers (my reasons here is because my first job was a low paying fast food job and I got to talk a bit with these alleged drug dealers and its not as simple as you'd think). For some, people have to turn to drug dealing to survive, one of my managers had to do this raising three children who were too young to go to school by herself with very little support. She just absolutely could not both work and be with her children all at the same time, so she turned to what she could to get the money to keep her kids fed (which by the way all her kids are in school now and she is working a well paying factory job that covers her financial needs.) Additionally with this, some parents have other challenges that they have to face when raising their children, some cause difficulty with occupation, some may have mental problems they can't control, the kids may have some mental problems they can't control, its really wide open. So its incredibly possible for parents who are doing their best to accidentally raise a narcissist, I'd go so far as to say its not a rare thing. So you can't really judge Leslie here, there are way too many variables you don't know about to say what kind of father he was.

[@donmiles6176]

I have only one question WHY, what was he hoping to accomplish? How could you shoot your father.

[@iesusegoconfidoinvobis4309]

I don't think Brian will get his new car anytime soon.

[@belladriver258]

His dad didn't want him to lose his chances in life not just college but in general for life. Now he knows what his dad meant

[@ahmedciise9502]

People don’t know what they have in life until it’s gone. Prime example why you shouldn’t anything to your parents 🤦🏽‍♂️ disgusting

[@louisewilliams4676]

@Bella Driver it still didn't justify him killing his father it didn't make nosense it was his father's money

[@Alex-k1i8x]

Over a car?? I would've been satisfied with a used car. My father would've said now i can help you put money towards a new car but you're going to have to buy your own car😒 That was cold to kill his own father just because his father said no to him.

[@Bettinasisrg]

Spoiled kids are unhappy adults!! Even if you have money you can teach your kids good work ethics and compassion towards others.

[@johnnyparker9928]

"He wasn't in his right mind". As if insanity played a part in murder. Stupidity has a pattern and was all the evidence needed to convince the jury of the sons guilt.

[@mightymouse1005]

Sociopaths and narcissist

[@flyingchimp12]

No one in their right mind would kill a seemingly loving father like that…

[@johnfenwick3083]

​@@flyingchimp12 He knew right from wrong. That's sufficient to disqualify an insanety defense. He deserved life in prison for taking a human life. The death penalty would have been fair. The man is lucky he got 33yrs.

[@bookzhang8709]

Wow. These detectives are so good!

[@zuzellogan5613]

It is sad that Mr. Leslie Vaughn was killed by his own son being a young man! Only 44 years old he was when he died. So sad and tragic. Brian made mistakes when he killed his Dad and that is why he got caught. He screwed up his life and future just because he wanted a new car. What a foolish young man, and so evil. May Leslie Vaughn Rest In Peace always 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@rosekeyes3189]

You're right: 44 is young.

[@Rara-pr9wg]

People fail to realize that even if you get away from the law,the curse of murder and dishonoring a parent is worse than any jail.... Its a curse you can't escape🤦

[@iamcornholiooooo3019]

That's only the case if you actually care about how wrong it was what you did. And we can't be sure about their family dynamic, I suppose. I don't want to randomly say things about a deceased person, but for all we know, maybe dad was abusive and his son felt like he was the one person who deserved it. We can't know. I guess one thing remorseless, sociopathic killers definitely don't realize is that the way they interact with others around them causes them to never have the kind of warm, deep bonds with friends and family that ordinary people have. If only they knew how much more rewarding being kind to others can be. They're missing out.

[@cynthiaolivia1678]

@@iamcornholiooooo3019 you commenting here doesn’t change anything. Don’t waste ur time here. Go out and be the change you want to see.

[@iamcornholiooooo3019]

@@cynthiaolivia1678 My comment has the potential to make people think. Yours is just useless, especially given that you have no idea what I do in day-to-day life that may or may not be changing the world.

[@ndrklerz2178]

What curse? A curse of having no conscience and being an imbecile spoiled brat maybe.

[@blackadam6445]

@@cynthiaolivia1678 we can still discuss in a orderly fashion though. He needn’t leave because what he wants to have happen isn’t occurring. That’s why participation in class rooms always sucked you just gave a perfect example

[@ngchuhui]

one of the episodes said you can plan and plan and plan but you cant plan everything.. its so true.. science will be always the winner!

[@ep3865]

Planning? Well...The amount of evidence in that house against Brian's recount of events was unbelievable. the 911 call, calling the police almost 30 mins after " hearing" your father killed, going to a neighbors house and knowing or not knowing there's a murderer out there decides to go back to the house and not wait for police with neighbors come on this guy was guilty 20 secs into it

[@cocosworld7141]

Omg I've been looking for this episode for years 🤟I'll never understand why it was so difficult for the police. The 911 call tells you all that you needed to know.

[@andylatino]

It was difficult because they can't rely on just one thing or the case could look weak and the defense will try to twist anything in their favor, so they needed more to present everything they could to the jury to make sure they got a conviction.

[@jenmolo2023]

He felt so entitled and wanted a free handout every time. Now his father is gone, he couldn't live as lavish as he did. Now, he needs to work and live on his own. His father isn't there anymore to have his back.

[@maureenprescott5778]

I'm not seeing why the investigation didn't START with that 911 call. I could immediately tell he did it when the episode started.

[@tjtrainzCSX]

He was bleeding from the mouth, but, the door is locked... 😂😂😂

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

A small woman could EASILY get through a door in most modern houses.

[@alyssaj.2659]

@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 irrelevant

[@robertmarcone3219]

You didn't exactly need to be Sherlock Holmes to solve this murder. Good lord, this was one of the easiest murders to solve that I've ever seen. The guy was guilty within 25 seconds of calling 911..

[@JT-dh7es]

how do you know if you cant see it

[@horsegirlb7120]

@@JT-dh7es Bc he told the 911 operator he'd seem his father shot and bleeding from behind a closed door?

[@chelsaecastanos8444]

Lol , this isn’t a crime Series , This actually happened. They are telling you what happened . Your no cop. Soooo , this whole childish response is irrelevant

[@robertmarcone3219]

The 911 caller was ao flustered. Basically it went like this: Caller, 'I think my father was shot but the door was locked. 911: Does he have a pulse? Caller: I don't think so. He's bleeding from the mouth. 911: You said you couldn't get in. Caller: I can't. Thats what im saying 911: How do you know he's bleeding from the mouth Caller: I can't but usually when I shoot with a 45 caliber in the right temple they bleed from the mouth. 911. How do you know he was shot in the right temple with a 45 caliber. Caller: Because that's what i shot him with. 911: So you shot him? Caller: No, the door is locked so i broke the window so i could shoot him. Try to keep up. I needed that car. 911: Soi you shot him for a car? Caller: No. Door is locked. So i shot him.... Etc. Etc. Etc... lol PS: The door was locked..

[@andreyv116]

@@robertmarcone3219 self snitching multiple times over smh

[@lizozom9065]

Clever 911 operator , "How do you know he's bleeding from his mouth area ?", very clever good question, yes how would anyone know if somebody at the other side of the door that is supposedly locked that the person inside is bleeding or whatever they could be doing . Maybe Brian is a prophet and is able to prophesy , or can see thru walls like he has supernatural powers like 'Auto man , or Six million dollar man and Bionic woman , maybe . Spoiled boy , angry for a car , but at least he had one ,a good second hand , nooo but he wanted a new one . Oooh well now he can have all the cars he wants to ride in prison 🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@tessmoore3762]

He's out now.

[@lizozom9065]

@@tessmoore3762 well justice system always fails all around. Now that mf new car wanting killer is out wanting more blood out in society ,eish🙆‍♀️🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@RandomChristianMusings]

@@tessmoore3762 WOW!

[@AlexandraBolz]

That’s what I was thinking too. I’d be confused as hell if I heard that after someone said the door was locked.

[@augustbernard3396]

He should be out in my opinion. He was a child when he did this. I’m hoping he learned from it.

[@calebberrios1450]

Looks like he won his parole, no record of him on the Texas inmate website. Hopefully he is reformed, having arson and murder in his past is a recipe for a disastrous life.

[@InkAndPoet]

He was suspected of committing arson, but it was never proven.

[@Truck7983]

Pretty sure he got out and mommy made sure he was set if she was still alive and if she wasn't she made sure he got nice inheritance when he didn't deserve a damn thing.

[@kalanisplash]

Who will employ this killer.? BLM or Democrats. We found out that first degree murder killers who kill degreed Black Fathers are awarded with an early release from prison.....to kill again. The killed Black Father was not worth much afterall, even to other Black Fathers. Black Lives Matter....really?

[@Truck7983]

@@kalanisplash BLM is a scam and a lie because majority of those black thugs that are rioting in the name of black lives matter will kill another black person for looking at them too long and the organization has scammed millions by soliciting black trauma and has done nothing for the black community they claim to care about and the other part is they protested to defund the police,but when Candace Owens showed up to one of the founders home they called the police..they are a joke.

[@badkarma1289]

@@Truck7983 BLM = Buy Large Mansions. White liberals are still being duped by them today.

[@ericfreeman1303]

Thats very sad, For a son to have the nerves & anger to murder his father over a car. And he was making bad grades. He was a sorry spoil son.

[@PHARAOHAKHENATEN-zi3hh]

Bruh that operator call him out on his bullshit right then and there and she won't let him get away with it.😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@omphilenkoe4808]

"Nigriod hair" is crazy.😂😮

[@JohnBock-nq9lr]

It's spelled "negroid".... it's usually a term used to denote specifics of African ancestry. It's old school but still used.

[@MiaFunkIcloud9]

there is no other term though... 'black' is not great to use because the color is not just for Negroes. it also happens in South Asians: Pakistanis, Indians.... there is also the term caucasoid. for caucasians. anyway...but we should say "negrosian" because "caucasian"...lalala.... start a trend #negrosian lmao

[@SuperNuclearUnicorn]

Only 3 minutes in but I'm already picking the son who made the 911 call. If I hear a gun shot in my parent's room but the door is locked I'm not going "oh gee I guess I can't get in", I'm kicking the shit out of that door or grabbing my baseball bat or ANYTHING to knock that door down. Maybe I'm some crazy dude who loves their parents too much but how dumb is it to be like "yeah the door is locked, ya know? So I guess I better just hang around and wait while my dad potentially dies in the meantime"

[@walden6272]

So if you hear a gun shot in a room, your reaction is to knock the door down and get yourself shot too?

[@pauls3117]

@@walden6272 if he thought that he would've ran an hid

[@ep3865]

That's what I thought!!! I know everyone reacts differently in stressful situations but the things he did 'knowing' they were all in great danger is unbelievable. Am with you I would have grabbed a knife or a gun am sure he knew how to use them trust me and opened that door, like look at his size he is a big kid!!! Like come on. Then ok he is scared and went to neighbors home and didn't want to go inside the room why go back to the house???? Like it just makes no sense !!! Nothing made sense am sure just like you and I detectives didn't believe him a min into his story

[@Kelvinllovejr]

Who needs enemies when you can just get killed by your own kid. Jesus

[@whereisyourfaith1454]

I don't understand the light sentence (he'sl already out and still very young). He's worse than a typical killer b/c if you'll kill your own father it shows you have no limits to the evil you will perpetrate. He'll kill again when he doesn't get what he wants. The system goes so easy on rapists and killers and then wonders why there's so much crime. Just keep sending them back out! Yup.

[@blackgirlmagic8586]

💯💯

[@topdawg182]

Bro snitched on himself from the get go 😂.

[@starr9dust]

I’m only half way through - but the man was clearly still sleeping when he was shot. So there’s no way the intruder could have thrown the rock from the ground up to the second floor, shattered the glass, climbed up the balcony, walked through the glass, and then shot the man without waking him up. Whoever did this was dumb. And thinks everyone else is too. Ok I’ll keeping watching now…

[@iwanlee9977]

At this time, 2022, he is on the streets. Hm~~ Wondering what he is doing and thinking in his father’s absence.

[@Truck7983]

This is why you don't spoil undeserving kids or even over spoil your kids because when they don't get what they want they get consumed with hate.

[@MoorThreads_Store]

We should say the same for these people who look like you that keep committing these mass shootings. You make excuses for them about their mental health, but got everything to say about everybody else. Sit down.

[@ahmedciise9502]

He’s in jail thinking about what he had done and who he done to . Privileged kids don’t know what they have 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@InkAndPoet]

No, he's not. He's out on parole.

[@NinePiecesOfEight]

@@InkAndPoet WTF he shouldn't be out I bet he'll kill his mom this time if she refused to buy him a new phone

[@KayDejaVu]

This story occurred in 2000.this show has had similar stories. In Hurst TX, Lonnie Moore killed his father in 2018. It seems he too had a temper and was upset with his father. Leslie was 44, Lonnie Sr 41. And in Navasota TX, Lonnie Turner was killed by his god son in 2002.

[@rajeshadya]

He didn't get enough jail time.

[@atomicskies_]

He got like 30 years

[@chinasa92]

he got out in 2017@@atomicskies_

[@blackgirlmagic8586]

​@atomicskies_ And he only served 17, so NO he didn't get enough time

[@brandonmcduff]

My issue is the neighbors. They could have probably prevented this. If im a fully grown man, and a teen neighbor knocks on my door with his even younger brother, and tells me someone may have shot in the house, im making sure that i either accompany that kid back to the house, with my gun if i own one, or better still keep both of them at my house until the cops get their. Im gonna go off of logic, and of what im sure the farher would want, which is for his sons to protected, ecen if it means potentially not being able to rescue me. That man just let a teenager say a shooter was in his house and just let him go back. Messed up decision because if it was an actual intruder he could have let the boy go back to the danger, and since it was a lie and he was going 5o kill his dad, that could have prevented it. I know the neighbor didnt cause this situation but if one of them was a healthy grown man i have to point that out.

[@phenomenalwife5380]

I'm agree with u .. totally

[@TNT-km2eg]

Thugs at the funeral , murdered by his own son ... What a demise .

[@ivodeguzman2565]

So sad... just spoiled spoiled spoiled 😔😔😔

[@angiep5514]

The friend, haha. Love his personality!

[@virg0_lem0nade]

Looks like in 2017 he was paroled and is now out of prison. Don't know how to feel about that!

[@joejones8810]

Do "you" see the ghost silhouette in the broken glass?

[@pggrootde6726]

Poor boy….! His father refused to buy him a new car, bought a used car instead. How dare he…!

[@LotusStitchandSketch]

right? I would of took what was offered. A used car is better than no car at all.this had to me I would have been out of luck. My father would NOT have been able to afford a USED car much less a new one. Dude should have been glad his father was able AND willing to get him a replacement at all instead of bitching about it not be brand new. Not everyone's father can afford a used car much less a new one.

[@AlexandraBolz]

Right? What a spoiled brat he was.

[@ThanaBrunges-mx7ji]

In my home it was Sears and J C Pennys clothes and if you wanted Levi’s and Converse you went out and got a job!! 😅 Also, you brought home all A’s and B’s so you could get into college… or don’t bother coming home!!! And you did your homework every night even if you had to study til midnight!!! 😅

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

I'm a grown person w a job, guess what? I bought 3 years old w 48k on it. I'll probably have it 14-15 YEARS. And saving for the NEXT one now. 200/mo is like 54k in 15 years. Twice that if you double it b

[@febbymumba3426]

Leslie was a very good father because had money and gave his son a good but not excellent life like the Car, School and other thing so that if they want a new thing must work hard get it by themselves but Byan wanted fast Cash....

[@Highheels4ever]

Sure it can be done as this woman say. The individual has to be fit to climb to a second floor, but it definitely can be done. I saw a demonstration of something similar like in this episode where the person climbed to the a second floor without a ladder, and he did it . Poor Leslie Vaughn, was killed in cold blood for a stupid car being a young man only 44-years-old. Why Brian resulted to murder was atrocious. He should have gotten a used car until he was able to work and get a new one himself, and not Daddy’s. What is wrong with these young people and their “entitlement mentality” thinking they deserve everything that life has to offer without working??? It doesn’t work that way, people, nothing and no one will give you anything on a silver platter. No one, you have to work, period. Rest in Peace always, Leslie 🙏💐

[@user-jf9qd7lo5i]

Really curious about where he put the gun and shirt..

[@tugbankert6581]

He put them in your basement

[@theflowingdrowner2026]

Don't worry about it... I keep it at a safe place out of reach and eyesight of children 🙏🏻 hope ur able to sleep better now 🤗 ur welcome 🙏🏻

[@belladriver258]

In the trash. And if is not when he gets out he will have a gun to visit his dad

[@kimmyfreak200]

probably dug a hole a week before like really really deep in the woods...put them in after murder and covered it back up

[@aireothogaba8613]

@@tugbankert6581 stop, am trying to be in a somber mood 😆😁😄😃😀😅😂🤣

[@apointtomake1517]

At the beginning of the episode listening to the 911 call, just the way his son was talking made me think it was him. When he says "you know" and "right" those words were not said in a panic voice, it sounded like he was faking the panic but those words, just did not feel right. Of course then near the end of the episode, where he says there is blood... that was the clincher.

[@richardjura7450]

Sad. I bought all my vehicles through payments.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

If you go down a few years, put the rest to the next car in 14-15 years. I think if you put up 200.00 a month, you'd have 54k in 15 years. Double that if you invested it.

[@Tenamf]

So it sounds like Brian can be a little brat in jail see how far that gets him

[@user-x57620fzmt]

He's guilty but to say that his little brother's answer to the question, "do you think your brother killed your dad?", was suspicious is kind of farfetched. That question already implied that the investigators were suspicious of his brother. If I were a kid, I'd probably say that I don't know either.

[@danielkokal8819]

a small boy talking to cops about his brother in trouble ? he's afraid to give the wrong answer regardless so I dont know as an answer makes sense. not suspicious. an adult saying the same thing would be more suspicious.

[@patriciajohnson8453]

The little brothers answer was very suspicious! If someone asked me if I thought my sister was capable of killing our mother, I would say "HECK NO" without any hesitation whatsoever. That poor child knew his brother was a psychopath. No doubt, he and his mother witnessed him having heated arguments with his father on a daily basis, they probably even heard him threated to kill his father, that's why when the detective told the wife that her husband was dead, she didn't even ask how or what happened, because she knew her son had killed his father.

[@christinapankey1415]

He was in his right mind

[@johnnythewalrus]

I can see why they didn't play the whole call at the beginning of the episode. That was a dead giveaway, no pun intended.

[@elizabeths113]

Evidently Brian was not very smart. Told on himself before his father's body was cold. But I'd say it was probably not premeditated, just a moment of rage. Which makes him a danger to the public. I wonder where he is now. Said he was released in 2017.

[@frederickfairlieesq5316]

He has blood around his mouth lol what a dope

[@dianecollins8122]

***Frederick*** Right.

[@justinwallace390]

He could have had a quick sly answer and told the operator he heard gurgling noises. But of course, he wasn't smart enough to do to anything like that.

[@Dovietail]

The 16 year old says "a shot rang out?" Totally guilty. Historianic language equals guilty. Especially with teenagers.

[@JWill95Rare]

I shouldn’t have laughed at this comment 🤭

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

It's obvious.

[@fitzme789]

This whole episode would of been null and void if they played us the 911 recording first.But I spose they had to add suspense somehow around it was clear that Brian did it

[@ep3865]

All you need is the 911 call, he lied about the door being locked but yet he knows his father isn't bleeding yet. You can hear him breathing hard like he's in a rush, running getting rid of evidence . Told neighbors he already called 911 probably refusing to call from the neighbors phone as he needed to go back to kill his father.

[@tyvaniablack8383]

This case highly resembles episode 20 from season 14 also known as “Funeral services” It was about Lonnie Senior Junior, who was murdered by his godson however, it was a theory that his son has something to do with his murder, though they never approved it and what was funny is I looked up that both of these men are from Texas and they died nine days apart from one another and an extra four years November 1 to November 10😭😭😭

[@TK-dx1nh]

The ultimate temper tantrum after not getting what you want.

[@CeeCee6188]

I hope they develop AI for Peter Thomas voice

[@Highheels4ever]

Who kill his parents for a damn car??? That is unimaginable. But in this case, Brian did killed his Dad because he wanted a brand new car. A very spoiled brat who thought he was “entitled” to everything. 🙄 As this lady said, Brian was his own enemy and he contributed to his own conviction as a killer. He was his worse enemy. He left so many evidences behind that no wonder he was caught. I am glad he was found guilty and sent to prison. He knew exactly what he was doing when he killed his father. So sad that a good man lost his life because of his son evil actions. Very tragic. Criminals never learn, don’t they??? They will be caught sooner or later because of the advance in technology and Forensic Science. I am glad criminals still stupid enough to get caught. May Leslie Vaughn Rest in Peace 🙏💐

[@phillipsmom6252]

Glad I’m poor 😂

[@tomquinn607]

Parole? Really?

[@kimmyfreak200]

its just like darlie routier...invisible intruder... same dumb mistakes too...she even says what order they were stabbed on the phone...info she couldn't have known

[@zuzellogan5613]

It is easy to climb to get into the balcony, it can be done easily. I saw a demonstration done on an episode how easy it can be done to get into the balcony, so it can happen. I am not saying this was the case but definitely anyone can climb to get upstairs in that balcony if they want to.

[@addictedtothewrittenword3451]

It's not the climbing up that's the issue it's no footprint/indentation/imprint that's the issue. Even if you were barefoot you would still leave an impression in the grass. Also it would be a lot harder to make that climb with a heavy rock.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

These should have plexiglass. It's not breaking. As evidenced by the Station fire.

[@Vlad-dc2jz]

Sgt Damiani is a ball of fire!.. lol But ADA Jill Mata definitely catches your eye (smart and beautiful)! :-)

[@Kathy-20J-73]

Don't let your kids know that you have money. That they'll inherit anything.. This is " privilege " I deserve. I'm ALL that matters We need to start young Teach work for money. GOD I don't know ! Are there ANY right ways ?

[@travelerforever8849]

can give some money as saving but not all. Even Jackie Chan and Daniel Craig have their will stated that their fortune will go to charities. They know too much money can destroy their children.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

You can give 17k a year tax free. Just put it in investments for later. Better if you don't even see it. Even if you can't stand your parents, just wait them out. Even if "justified" by abuse.

[@kristen7623]

I thought I had seen all 400 episodes multiple times and I have never seen this one 🎉

[@southbronxny5727]

He should've never come out ever again.

[@markthomas3730]

such a vibrant culture !

[@April-e9w]

S***, I remember my dad said he would pay for my prom if I ran track and I dint and my dad straight up didn't pay for my prom.I was like damn and I always made threats to quit sports and it would work with him sometimes but as I got older he didn't play that shyt anymore

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Stupid question, why are sports so important to him? Tho track makes sense. Better than brain damage w football. (Concussion, a great Will Smith movie)

[@majamarple8936]

Is he still in the jail? What happened at 2017’s parole?

[@williamhenry9705]

911 call - nuff said.............

[@anon28642]

PFFT!!! bro got himself with the call 😭

[@brandonhurst7681]

Anybody know if he got parole?

[@travelerforever8849]

He was paroled in 2017.

[@sinneadfert]

I watch these always hoping the family member isn't actually guilty. Unfortunately I am pretty much always disappointed in that 😢

[@robertstout6980]

Paroled in 2017, 36 years old now.

[@craigime]

he's 39

[@robotstonka7118]

He is more like 41.

[@thembinkosidube3918]

First error, how could you sleep in your bedroom in your house with the door locked, while your wife is at work.The boy was a liar. In loving memory of, Peter Thomas God bless Thank you 💕...

[@darkchocolate3390]

Never thought I'd see a spoiled rich black kid kill his father because he wanted a new car over a used car.

[@zuzellogan5613]

Sometimes detectives like prosecutors get on my nerves! In this case yes, Brian made lots of mistakes …..but when the prosecutor like a detective said that no one can climb up to the second floor of this particular house, it was nonsense. I saw a documentary where a guy was demonstrating how easy it is to do that, and he not only climbed to a second floor like in this house, he even went to a third and fourth floor! And this man was not a body builder, was not athletic at all, he was a regular slim man!!! C’ mon detectives, get with it. Because a person looks weird, or suspicious, or dress in certain ways, or look like a hippie, it doesn’t necessarily mean he or she is a murderer. Look at the mafia, they all are dressed in suits and ties and who the hell they are? All are scums killing people. These detectives and prosecutors as well, better get their act together. Prove that a person did murder someone, that’s all and don’t judge right away. “Don’t judge a book by its cover until you read between the lines!!!” Isn’t what the saying says??? Anyway, that said, in this case, Brian made himself guilty by all the mistakes he made being so young. I hope he learned his lesson when he is paroled, and I assume he is already paroled since we are in 2022. Poor father, he seems like a jolly fellow and did not deserve to die that way at the hands of his own son. May Leslie Vaughn Rest In Peace always 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@patriciajohnson8453]

The prosecutor didn't say no one couldn't climb up to the second, she said someone could scale the balcony if they were fit and in good shape.

[@soraya377]

You forgot to consider he would have had to have made the climb with a 10lb piece of limestone in his hands. I don't care how fit you are, that's impossible to do! How did the victim not wake up from the glass shattering? When you add the most important piece of information, which is about how did the son know he was bleeding from the mouth, yet the door to his father's room was closed? The trailing of shattered glass from the closed bedroom door into the hallway. (Remember the perpetrator left the same way he came in, through the balcony). So no, it is not nonsense. It's never about one piece of evidence, it's about how all the pieces of the puzzle fit together that leads you to who committed the crime.

[@zuzellogan5613]

@@soraya377 I stay strong and firmly by my words and I will not change anything I said, nor I will change my opinion about “Brian.” 🙄 I saw a demonstration that it can be done having a piece of stone or not, that’s it, end of the story. Do not try to excuse the behavior of investigators……sometimes they are too quick to point the finger. And do NOT DARE to excuse the behavior of Brian, he was an evil son who ended his father life for a friggin car! And if that is not evil, buddy, I don’t know what it is. Jesus Christ! Some people don’t get it, don’t they??? They always try to EXCUSE BAD BEHAVIOR. How old are you? I wonder 🙄🙄 toddle-lo I wouldn’t want you to be in a jury trial as a juror……the defendant will be free to roam the streets to commit more crimes with your stupid mentality. Lol 😂 😂😂😂😂😂

[@prestonwilson2203]

I am watching on December 30, 2023. Was he granted parole?

[@chinasa92]

yes in 2017

[@joshuamillerknight7530]

You played Brian Vaughn?

[@TheDonovanMcCormick]

The remote control was still in tact. Can't be a robbery because they would've stolen the remote control I guess or destroyed it for some reason. Love that he felt the need to specify that the remote was indeed there and in tact lol and the other detective saying well we had a rock thrown through the window and someone shot in the head with no weapon so i was pretty sure we were dealing with a murder 😮

[@annacarter6559]

19:06 i can tell you. Dad was so busy to build a career, he completely failed to parent so did the wife he chose

[@AccountInactive]

He was still incarcerated as of 2016 but after 2017, he has become a ghost online from what I could tell.