Forensic Files - Season 4, Episode 4 - Cement the Case - Full Episode

[@naomi6608]

These help me sleep at night… anyone else?😅 2 year update: i feel comforted by the fact that i’m DEFINITELY not the only one :)

[@DRUGSTOREMAKEUPDIVA]

You took the words right out of my mouth- or my hands I should say.

[@mythofsisyphus]

Damn right

[@dorianmclean6755]

Healing for sure

[@mollylittlewolf9192]

Here I thought I was alone and thinking Im weird...😂😉

[@DRUGSTOREMAKEUPDIVA]

@@mollylittlewolf9192 nope, it's funny that I can actually hear the stories in my sleep. And, when the video pauses & for some reason doesn't go to the next one, I wake up, like "what just happened?" Go figure...

[@greysonlee665]

Im 26 but as a young preteen amd still now i watch this show, sometimes my man gets disturbed, but i appreciate the knowledge of crime these shows give me because it can make me more self aware to protect myself

[@christopheromoifo1526]

Can't agree more with you

[@ZekeThePlumber86]

I've watched these so many times, I've lost count! Peter Thomas and Robert Stack are my 2 favorite voices of all time!

[@DRUGSTOREMAKEUPDIVA]

RIP to them both. 🙏🏾

[@kennethfrierson2037]

Dude i thought I was the only one man enough to say that lol

[@blondefro]

And Bill Curtis 😻

[@JL-ix5io]

@@blondefro This ☝🏼

[@starteheadwithzeroragstoriches]

Mine too. I fall asleep every night listening to at least one of them

[@yogiyogesh815]

It's so so sad..... I feel sorry for her daughters losing Mom at such a young age . Hope the girls and their Dad are well....

[@caroliner3010]

Not an easy road

[@robynperdieu3434]

Here's the thing, the daughter was saying she didn't know how to forgive. I think it's about time we stopped forgiving evil. Poor child was feeling guilty because she couldn't forgive this evil man.

[@zazzifizzle]

For such a brutal random crime, I wonder why he was given the possibility of parole?! The man is obviously very dangerous.

[@babagandu]

Probably because of his cooperation

[@WhyYoutubeWhy]

@@babagandu He lied... twice...that ain't coop.

[@caroliner3010]

Denied parole spring 2021, trying to get work release now. April 2022

[@jessestewart169]

That's Canada for ya.

[@joedirte716]

Typical democRAT they are dangerous

[@taydestiny38]

I remember seeing this episode a while ago and they censored most of the crime scene. However these re-releases aren’t holding anything back, which makes the show even more profound.

[@andylatino]

Sometimes the documentaries come without censorship, but the channels censor them to fit TV regulations.

[@sinneadfert]

Given the time this was done, not too surprising. It is more recent that very strict censorship has occured. I'd say starting around 2000.

[@kystars]

This show, the Forensic files is one of the greatest shows ever made. Peter Thomas, RIP was fantastic. His voice was perfect for the show and he really showed interest in each show. This one, I had never seen before. I thought I had seen them all , but with 406 episodes made, I may have missed some.

[@rainfordstrachan6072]

He took the blame because if they weren't arguing she wouldn't had left the house

So either way it's his fault?! Why not say she is stubborn and hard to deal with. What woman stays behind her husband at the bar. What kinda outcome was she looking for?! I guess she found out what happened. I feel sorry for her husband and his daughter.

[@Lianel402]

Seriously, she died a horrible death and you think she deserved it!!! Nobody, male or female deserves to be assaulted and horrendously murdered like that…The expected outcome was that she would cool down and return home safely. Don’t be so quick to judge.

[@sinneadfert]

Victim blaming much?

[@AllenMacCannell]

It's all fun and games on Forensic Files until the detectives break out the super glue cyanoacrylate vacuum chamber.😮

[@ahmedrefaat1086]

Absoluetly sure husband was forced to his confession with a crime didn't commit,i'm glad that the forensic evidenes shows his innocence.

[@andylatino]

That's a possibility, also when people have alcohol blackouts sometimes that leads them to think they've done something terrible, especially after arguing and having problems with someone. Maybe after learning about what happened to his wife he though he could have done something and not remember because of the alcohol.

[@kristinsreese]

He wasn't forced his confession. He said he was drinking heavily, and he might of hit his wife. 99% of domestic homicides are the spouse. How about don't confess to something unless you're sure you did it....??

[@Chopper650]

​@@kristinsreese the police "helped " him fill in the blanks

[@dilekavan5796]

Kinda his fault he argued and she had to go to walk in the middle of the night

[@Memg007]

He wasn’t forced you liar. Your name says it all.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

How the concrete bumper in the area wasn't discovered at the time of the body in broad daylight is beyond me.

[@rallytonight8491]

It didn’t stand out at the time. At night, it was noticeable because of the spotlight effect from the street light.

[@alexjones28]

Y'all had consensual sex but she threatened to tell her husband? Make it make sense sir

[@RitaGoin]

I'm an insomniac but these shows actually help to dose off for a little while. I do love these shows

[@sega62s]

same here 👍

[@scotniver7180]

The daughter speaks truth.. There is No punishment severe enough.

[@efrainmartinez5408]

you are rightbut until you have been locked up..you can be the one to say if 1 or 10 or 40 years is enough

[@chateaupig826]

I can think of a few just , punishments

[@sunflowerz54]

Sometimes some people smile when they recall trauma as a mechanism to avert the pain. Her daughter was affected ;( Go together. Leave together.

[@rubberneckinc.8937]

Rest in Peace Shirley. Your husband really took your death hard.

[@nedmilburn]

Glad this series is on KZbin... I love the narrator's voice. Like others, I also use these to fall asleep. Another great series with a great narrator's voice is Mayday Air Disaster. Same narrator...??

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

You might like Mentaur Pilot. He goes way into those thing.

[@maryannanderson2213]

If you drink so much that you black out and confess to a horrible crime that you didn't commit, I think it's time for you to go on the wagon...like ASAP! Ed was extremely lucky that the police kept processing evidence and did not just conclude that since he had confessed to offing her that it was case closed. He could have spent a LONG time in prison for something that he didn't do.

[@kaleighcoutermarsh4922]

They most likely pressured him and convinced him that he did it. It's awful and happens far too often.

[@muffs55mercury61]

Alcohol can be a prison. Glad I don't drink anymore.

[@synergisticcollusion134]

Yeah, because it's just SO easy to just decide not to be a blackout alcoholic anymore.🙄🙄🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@asliorangindi]

the narrator's voice is quite soothing

[@jenniferhansen3622]

Yes, it's very soothing. I doze off all the time while watching it and when I wake up I have to back up and see what I missed.😆

[@jarmelo2006]

I actually visited Winnipeg Manitoba from Atlanta Georgia. I have never felt temperatures that cold in my life. Snow was everywhere yet I had so much fun.

[@seanmcclure]

Life in prison for taking a life and could possibly get out in 25 years and will most certainly do it again.

[@RussophileAmethystTsarina30]

People can change.

[@veronicasanacion]

I am so glad scientists help find the truth today as in the past justice dependended importantly on the work of the police, which wasn´t always exact or fair.

[@garyc39]

I would never let my wife walk home alone.

[@lizhjelmeseth5485]

Aman!

[@syebethel]

Plus.... this is Canada 😉

[@synergisticcollusion134]

"Wouldn't *_LET_* her"?! So she's your PROPERTY and only YOU are allowed to dictate her movements?! 🤔🤨 A possessive and abusive spouse is NOT much better than a murderer. You're halfway there already. RIP to your wife.👍🤷‍♀️😢

[@HalfandHalf379]

@@synergisticcollusion134 Jesus calm down

[@jamesroboyle]

@@synergisticcollusion134 it’s about being concerned about someone’s safety , not about being possessive or controlling.

[@Vahe345]

A construction worker with a housewiife and 3 kids! They could afford that standard of living back then with a simple construction workers wage!!!

[@DDee-kj3mf]

I started paying attention to this too. So many episodes start with “She rented an apartment while working as a waitress” or “they both were 22 and 23 years old with no degrees working some random ass low paying job and bought their first house.” And people think we are lazy in 2024 because we can’t afford life.

[@Vahe345]

@@DDee-kj3mf I think it's going to get worse with increasingly high debt levels, so many immigrants getting free stuff constantly and them trying to get us into WW3.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

​@@DDee-kj3mflots of dumpy houses anyone could buy.

[@yourlocalwaifu8601]

That's the real crime lol

[@mintyaquagreen1675]

I actually hated that the investigators did not check the DNA on the body, check the dental records, and made the husband take a polygraph test FIRST !!!!!!!

[@RussophileAmethystTsarina30]

They always want to place the blame on the spouse.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

​@@RussophileAmethystTsarina30 because it's almost always them?

[@johnuitdeflesch3593]

I know this will come off as victim blaming...but its astounding how many of these forensic files involve alcohol, Early AM hours, cheating, drugs, strippers, or some other lifestyle issue. If you avoid certain things, your chances of being murdered do really drop. Every life lost is tragic no matter the circumstances...but lowering your risks is a good choice to take!

[@muffs55mercury61]

I thought of that too. Some victims would not have died if they had taken a different approach (such as those who are going to stick it to the other person and make trouble for them) Shirley may not have been entirely happy at home. Things needed to be addressed.

[@synergisticcollusion134]

So it's Shirley's fault because she chose to leave her house at night to prevent any further fighting or injuries; NOT the sick predator who was skulking around? So what about people who work late, don't have a car, carpool, nor taxi money, so they have to walk home. How would you frame it to ensure they - the victim - got ALL the blame, for their "bad choices", that brought them to their untimely demise?🤔 Yup, victim blaming is not a good look, but you CHOSE to do it anyway. Sorta seems like you're hoping this country will return to how they were in the 1920s-30s - when just about everything fun & entertaining WASN'T allowed, when females had NO autonomy over their bodies nor lives and had to ask PERMISSION from MEN to do just about anything. 🙄🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@kathrynhoward4196]

You're right; that's a perfect example of victim blaming.

[@TM-ys1kc]

Jarman's teeth totally grossed me out.

[@zaynaadamyasin2796]

RIP PETER THOMAS THE ONE AND BEST NARRATOR ❤ I bet if it wasn't for him no one would love to listen/watch forensic files as much . He has a gift so special

[@shareabeads2785]

Little girl spent half her life without her mother because of this monster 😮😮😮😮

[@douglaidlaw740]

I doubt very much that a woman who had quarrelled with her husband would have consensual sex with a stranger, especially in the schoolyard on a cold night. Something similar happened in a movie, but that was fiction. But I am almost 80, married to my perfect match, and living in a retirement village. The "new morality" seems to allow for random sex.

[@andylatino]

There's nothing wrong with random sex as long as it's consensual, it used to happen all the time with the "old morality" as well, it's just that people used to hide it and were more worried about appearances back then. But I agree that in this case it probably wasn't consensual, otherwise the killer wouldn't have worried about the husband finding out, that sounds like a made up story to justify his horrible acts.

[@VirreFriberg]

Shirley would be 75 if still alive so I doubt she'd have consensual sex with s random woman

[@jamesfiero3255]

The perpetrator just said that to avoid the aggravated murder charge.(rape)....less time

[@RussophileAmethystTsarina30]

​@@andylatino Yes. Good point.

[@Youtuber-mt9kh]

@@andylatino its wrong if one is married.

[@Glum1964]

That red-headed guy @ 8:10 should narrate audiobooks. I almost dozed off in the 30 seconds he talked! Very relaxing.

[@andrewbochicchio2232]

I still got to shake my head when they say parole

[@muffs55mercury61]

In Canada even first degree murderers are eligible for parole after 25 years. That's not saying they get it often but the possibility must really shake up the families.

[@mynewdirectcars1841]

Just happened to see a shot of her body from far. The concrete had totally flattened her head. The space between her shoulders and the stone with no neck or head. And I was wondering why the guy said “Even senior officers were taken aback”. No surprising now that I’ve seen the extent of injuries to head.😧

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Oh, I'm curious...yeah, I know I'm a deathling

[@zyxwvut3397]

We all know FF puts you to sleep at night and youve seen every episode 3 times...

[@aphrodite1699]

Some people smile or laugh while in pain, I do so, but am dying on the inside.

[@psychoticmaniac8465]

U sound emo

[@fair2middlin]

They are called "pained smiles"

[@lenmaldita3247]

I've watch this case in another crime show. It was discussed there how verbally abusive the victim to Ed all through out their relationship, how the victim would flirt with men even ed was around. The night the victim was killed she was dancing with multiple men when the husband asked her they should go home she refused

[@drjulietburke]

so?

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@drjulietburke Took the word right out of my mouth, but I'll say it anyway. SO??? (btw I love your handle, I am the hugest Lost fan and Juliet was one of the most interesting characters for sure!).

[@audreymuzingo933]

There are options other than effing murder, you realize. Ever heard of divorce?

[@lenmaldita3247]

@@audreymuzingo933 well clearly you didn't watch the video dear. The husband was not the one who killed the victim, try watching it

[@lenmaldita3247]

@@drjulietburke so so mo muka mo😂

[@teeetekkr3xx]

If u can't 💤 put this on and lay it down

[@fabianharpaul5138]

Yes . I watch at least 1 episode before bedtime 😅

[@verityowens9638]

Over kill ! Horrific

[@jessejewell8145]

I've looked up the crime scene photos online and the shit is brutal

[@Robbo1612]

Sleeping pill = Forensic files 🤣

[@MrsMampevlogs]

This is my sleeping pill

[@suzanne-cs7sx]

The police probably made the husband confess

[@muskratrepairservices7701]

Sometimes I have a hard time sleeping if I said something stupid earlier in the day. Or I wake up from a nightmare and I’m convinced I’ve done something awful until reality sets in. The fact that someone could do something like that and live with themselves and not go crazy is just f’n mind boggling.

[@dianebutler5096]

Excellent forensic work especially by richard monroe the geologist who proved the finger print on the piece of the bomper block was the murder weapon. Shirley was murdered in such a brutal way especially all the bite marks all over her body. Jarmens teeth imprint proved he left the bite marks on her. Condolences to the family especially her daughter who was still grieving even after almost 14 years. Justice was served. Rest in peace shirley.

[@taharamuhammad3771]

But why did the husband say he did it? Can someone explain please?

[@stacyketner]

Probably felt guilty for fighting with her and making her leave the house to calm down. Plus he was probably a alcoholic and had fuzzy memories

[@taharamuhammad3771]

@@stacyketner Ok.... that makes some sense..... well darn it .... imagine the drunks locked up because of 'fuzzy memory " omgoodness

[@TM-ys1kc]

@@taharamuhammad3771 yeah

[@babagandu]

The way they questioned him ... it's common

[@babagandu]

@@taharamuhammad3771 salat is best ... not good to watch these

[@YZ3_580]

Why is the daughter smiling and trying not to laugh when recounting the moment she was told that her mother had been murdered?!!

[@carolynmcmickle6728]

I’ve been a court reporter for almost 40 years, taking testimony and listening for a living. It’s very common for people who have never discussed feelings, trauma, hideous circumstances, etc. There are many more reactions to stress than you might be aware of.

[@kliop123432]

It's a coping mechanism - trying to smile through the pain

[@lyndienzima942]

People react or handle pain definitely darling she’s smiling while in pain

[@sega62s]

pills

[@nicolef2496]

Anxiety/nervous energy

[@Tony-qg6qx]

This like my nightlight as a adult lol smooth voice lol

[@starlight-tour777]

Ur gay Mike Foster

[@chellebrown7086]

Love to fall asleep to his voice

[@mohammaddavoudian7897]

The police and the scientists did an absolutely first class job. Forensic science has always my admiration. How the scientists analyse blood, finger prints, DNA, etc. Brilliant! Re the murder: RIP and hope the family found strength and patience to cope with their tragic loss.

[@jasperpuccinelli5856]

Lol the shirt he was wearing tho like bruh for real

[@mlaw8747]

Wtf lol... wow!

[@freddyturner2063]

@ Jasper Puccinelli I was thinking the same thing about your profile pic “like bruh for real”

[@justinwerdmuller3344]

Yes me too...I never see the end

[@cjdfv]

Actual concrete evidence. Noice.

[@starlight-tour777]

Gay

[@_Zaqvo]

@@starlight-tour777 transgender 🤮

[@tapatton9]

That t-shirt was an interesting choice. 8:43

[@rosekeyes3189]

Don't drink.

[@johnburn872]

5:43 what room is this lab in lol

[@ciarraleone2040]

I’m clearly the only one who cannot watch these at night. Sleeping with the lights on for sure!

[@priscillaboyd7058]

Always carry a person with u

[@jaywade6443]

Every comment on any FF episode.. "This show helps me sleep" "Peter Thomas is the best narrorator ever" "I used to watch this show with 'blank family member' "

[@philippamarchant1704]

I never get to the end 😴😊

[@bertharuiz1225]

Never release this monster. He’ll continue same path. Why? Because his brain is conditioned- like a pattern. ( His vicious attack;dropping a brick as if killing a snake, only it was a human being.

[@iconc1402]

And the biting! Yes, vicious. I bet he's done something similar before, or at least violence/attacks.

[@scothhenry3124]

To loose a love one this way is even more devastating just senseless

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

Poor girl. Mom brutally murdered. How awful. Heinous murder in Canada means the guy will be out in 25.

[@ninsuhnrey]

So, that daughter... Chris Watts interview vibes.

[@TarsRosier]

🎉🎉my all time favorite show 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@mrabrasive51]

That daughter is a little spooky!

[@QueenMuva]

Yes, she seemed weird when telling the story

[@grioulaloula8594]

Tipsy?

[@avenginggoddess]

@@grioulaloula8594 Traumatized.

[@virg0_lem0nade]

shame on y'all.... Talking shit about a murder victim's innocent children is VERY "SPOOKY" AND "WEIRD", you creeps!!!!

[@slydoll7877]

I think it's the accent and being shy or from a small town.

[@singmelullabies]

don't understand why the dad would confess to murdering her when he actually didn't.. :/

[@babagandu]

It seems it's common

[@virg0_lem0nade]

it is VERY common for police to use illegal tactics to force a confession out of an innocent person.

[@clairemurray6689]

Plus major alcoholism

[@clairemurray6689]

Plus major alcoholism

[@mathscichic]

Bc investigators are trained to get a confession and lots of times use high pressure tactics that sometimes make people question their own actions.

[@Floina]

Dark...why her daughter is smiling I will cry any time I remember this brutal horrify crime.

[@sega62s]

pills

[@foodforyou98]

25 years is not a life in prison...

[@Geeru2]

Yes it is, well it’s considered life in court. Which is why you hear people get multiple life sentences 3 life sentences = 75 years

[@DylanDkoh]

For parole, parole isn’t guaranteed freedom it’s a trial to see if they can be released due to a change in circumstances

[@zuzellogan5613]

What in the world is happening in society??? People argue and argue and they end up dead; either they kill each other or one kill the other. Why can they behave in a civilized way??? Are people behaving like damn savages? Is there no more civility in this world??? Very tragic that people die because of an argument. So sad and unbelievable. The more I watch these videos and others on TV is the same thing. I am speechless.

[@carltonedwards7312]

You know the husband didn't kill his wife in this story right, and the sad reality is humans have been killing humans since the Dawn of Civilization, it have nothing to do with being civil, Mankind can be Evil.

[@againstthepods4316]

this happened 30 years ago honey its nothing new

[@medinaabdu-zz6zf]

The technology i see in this show are insane, they literally have a forensic guy for every evidence they uncover

[@teacherheart7473]

I really love this very informative videos about the things that may possible happend to evrybody😢😢😢

[@Here4theComments9]

2:45 the stupid grin on the daughter’s face leads me to believe she killed her mother

[@erickelly4107]

Consensal sex then threatened to "tell the husband" 😂

[@SuperNuclearUnicorn]

Anyone else kinda get annoyed by the daughter acting like the cops thought the father did? Like no, he literally confessed twice. They even gave him a second chance to make sure and he still confessed. The cops weren't out to get him or anything

[@nbk9372]

Go back to that segment and soak in the manner the question was posed by the interrogator. That is the key, how would you feel knowing your actions contributed to the demise of a loved one?

[@mangafq8]

But also she felt they should listen to and believe a 14 yo

[@evelyneloiterstein7085]

Drinking alcohol is not a harmless pursuit

[@psychoticmaniac8465]

Why you say that?

[@KAvanAlten]

As a Dutch I can hear that Mr Markesteyn clearly knows Dutch as well!

[@geminiqueen6512]

These are what puts me to bed at night

[@GohAhweh]

Horribly sad story, but wow, the husband seems like a real pickle brain... Why would he admit to the murder?

[@kaleighcoutermarsh4922]

Most likely pressure from the police interviewers. He was admittedly drunk and didn't remember everything that happened. They probably convinced him that he did it. Sadly, it happens all the time.

[@audreymuzingo933]

2:40 What the .... I realize she went through something awful but why is she doing all that goofy face acting stuff? It's creeping me out!

[@37Niko]

I agree! I feel awful for her, & I understand people react to traumatic events in different ways, but I found her smiling & manner of speaking really odd. It made me…uncomfortable.

[@KillaKane5150]

When she said she was killed with that smile made me feel some kinda way

[@frontdesk8185]

Lol of everything that happens in this murder...that creeps you out?

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@frontdesk8185 Yeah I guess so. If you watch as much true crime content as I do, the big horrible stuff is pretty similar in many cases, but the little things stand out.

[@annehedonia156]

At first, I thought, geez, this one's so old it's in black and white. 😂

[@majhee55]

Hoping to jog someone’s memory or conscience

[@mohammaddavoudian7897]

I get really chuffed when I find an episode I haven't watched yet😂 It feels like when I'm on a diet and I find a packet of chocolate biscuits at the back of one of the kitchen cabinets🤣

[@JohnathanBach]

Winnepeg, Canada LOL!

[@teresaeckhardt8954]

MY GOSH,,,WHY IS THAT DAUGHTER SMILING SO BIG AND LONG...THATS REALLY STUPID OR EVIL,😣🤨😦

[@shannoncolbert4388]

THAT WIERD ASS DAUGHTER

[@frontdesk8185]

I don't know about evil, some people just act differently in those situations

[@TNT-km2eg]

Crime of opportunity ? Brilliant , Sherlock ! Ever seen murderer running around with cement block , looking for somebody to kill ?

[@endoraismygma]

They always try and say "consensual seggs". Vile brutal evil murderer. So much rage, poor woman. Excellent investigative work done on the case.

[@EdwardWilliams-ri8yv]

I feel so sorry for this daughter. When the mother was killed so too was a part killed in this girl until the day she too dies😢

[@kizzyreyes2353]

These film help me to sleep every night😊. New episode pls

[@mauricemillery7363]

I thought I was the only one that's my sleeping pill!

[@stars_for_night_lights]

Why is the daughter smirking and smiling?

[@Erika-hx6wd]

So so creepy

[@garyc39]

just nerves.This isnt hollywood

[@virg0_lem0nade]

Because people in real life don't act overdramatically like they do in movies.

[@stars_for_night_lights]

@@virg0_lem0nade It's not a comedy show. It's a documentary about a murder. 🤦

[@virg0_lem0nade]

@@stars_for_night_lights yep, and smiling while describing trauma is an _extremely common_ coping response for actual real-life trauma victims. How have you seriously never heard of that before???

[@dinapagoada]

Blackouts are the actual worst 😖😭

[@maclac48]

I can’t help but think, if she would’ve just came home on the onset. 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@DDee-kj3mf]

The audacity of him saying they had “consensual sex.”

[@jeremiahngari7809]

I'm here to say I'm sorry. now, that's something. thank you

[@amandahirschfeld7382]

He shouldn't get any chance of being out of prison in 25 years. He should Rot in prison.

[@ShirleyPotts-ud3nb]

This is heartbreaking killed on her way home. Just pure evil

[@vampire6186]

The daughters facial expressions are odd when she’s re-telling her story. How old was she at the time of her mother’s murder?

[@mariapalacios2849]

14 she said

[@psychoticmaniac8465]

Shes high af

[@peterpiper831]

And she made herself to be more of the victim. Rather than talk about the terrible way her mother died, or how her mother's life was cut short, the daughter focuses more on the effect on her.

[@iamV10010]

@@peterpiper831 so you're judging her harshly for being able to only speak to her personal experience of losing her mother under horrible circumstances? You are speaking on a situation that you cannot possibly understand? Because she isn't reacting the way you personally would react she is automatically making herself more of a victim? Let's be clear here; she IS a victim in this. Not the only one or the one who died, but a victim nonetheless. Do better.

[@cydppalley2644]

She is high on something. Absolutely.

[@stephaniejohnson1234]

Every. Single. Night 🌙

[@adenadrianamontreal2633]

Is he still in prison i ask because life in prison in Canada 🇨🇦 is 25 years but he he does have a chance at parole