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Hidden camera catches wife of Air Force husband poisoning his coffee
Criminal Lawyer Bruce Rivers Reacts to Woman Allegedly Poisoning Air Force Husband's Coffee
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[@AN-12345]

I tried "making my own money" like you suggested and now the Secret Service is accusing me of counterfeiting. Thanks a lot, Bruce...

[@denisemetzger305]

😂

[@janemckay8705]

Hahahahahahahaha

[@weird-history-and-odd-news]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mystic7275]

LOL

[@readytogo6569]

🤣🤣💩

[@mmus13898]

I cannot imagine how unspeakably angry and infuriated she had to be when she was arrested and realized that the WHOLE TIME he knew and was recording her and gathering all this proof against her. Just thinking of that is the one the most satisfying things to come out of this whole thing.

[@mkpetersen1607]

I hope we get to see the cop-cam of her arrest 😈😈😈

[@rumham7466]

Love it. Also I can’t imagine how he kept his cool each day even looking at her or being around her knowing this. Horrendous.

[@KathyAnne28]

Like my teenager thinking he's pretty slick and sneaky. NOPE.

[@unfailingcolt8928]

@@rumham7466The heartbreak he must’ve felt to learn this. Then the anger and determination! Great job sir!! Another great commentary Bruce!! Thanks

[@TheSahand68]

I wish somebody filmed her arrest!

[@billmcginley]

Allegedly, lady Astor once told Winston Churchill "If you were my husband, I would put poison in your tea." Churchill replied, "Madam, if you were my wife, I would drink it!"

[@based-ys9um]

Based 😂

[@grumpyhawk509]

😂

[@reneet5858]

Ooooooo....Touche'.

[@reneet5858]

That coffee pot should be totally germ free, after all this! Not funny, just true.

[@sagittariusa1848]

​@@reneet585899.99% 😂

[@BUDDYSHADOW]

🎶 The best part of waking up, is no poison in your cup!🎶

[@dancollins8296]

So many people are so young now they probably don't even get it

[@lisahinton9682]

@BUDDYSHADOW I love it! Very creative! From one Boomer to another, thanks!

[@afenismama]

😂 THIS

[@salteadog33]

How many times did he have to return a kiss and an “I love you” while he knew this was happening? That’s not just attempted murder, that’s psychological torture.

[@yolandaramirez9138]

They where getting a divorce before they return to the USA , that’s the reason she wanted to kill him so she could get 100.000 dls

[@ajolleyduck2933]

@@EBM65-wh3fn interesting

[@DentistryGoals101]

Exactly. LOL

[@tarimyth]

I hope they are sleeping in separate rooms.

[@tarimyth]

If divorcing and he has proof she cheated, she doesn't get any of his retirement pay. The only payout she will get is from death ins.

[@tatortot8736]

The fact she didn’t resort to something more extreme after not seeing any results is a miracle. Good for him for having patience to gather evidence, but, this could’ve ended badly

[@ladymorrigan5950]

Right?! I can’t imagine being able to sleep in the same house as her after I realized what was happening. She could have decided to go violent when he was asleep. 😢

[@tripwire5590]

yeah I wonder if he played along and said to her "oh honey i'm just not feeling well today" to make her believe it's working because if she felt that this was having no effect on him she may have resorted to more extreme measures

[@DarenMiller-qj7bu]

​@@Piperitumgo virtue signal somewhere else.

[@TheSahand68]

Very true, there was a risk involved in what he was doing. Living with a psychopat or sociopath is always a risk, one should be trained to spot red flags. This woman might be somebody who came from pretty rough life circumstances such as bonewrenching powerty and this breeds sociopathy.

[@steadychasingmoneybands6213]

@@Piperitum ignorance

[@StoicismWorks]

“She ain’t even that good lookin” 😂😂😂 Bruce Rivers is the GOAT 😅

[@tbrockton356]

What an idiotic comment. What she looks like doesn't have a damn thing to do with it. Misogynist much?!

[@RebelsBestFriend]

He has an offensive, foul mouth which is classless.

[@mibilly9933]

Ahhh you love it

[@catboi1188]

True smh 😒 ​@@RebelsBestFriend

[@Romanus-]

@@RebelsBestFriendand yet here you are watching. If you don’t like the content don’t watch it and stop crying about it

[@michaela4427]

I never thought i would watch a video of someone filling up a coffee machine 30 times.

[@afenismama]

😂

[@red_ben3487]

painful!

[@pearlsbeforeswine60]

What a horrible feeling it must be to continue to live with a wife you know is trying to kill you, while pretending all is normal.

[@leannemo7382]

Exactly. His military/airman training is likely what helped him stay cool, collected, and focused on getting such excellent evidence. 👍

[@TheSahand68]

So true! I wander what kind of psychological/relational problems he's facing, right now... for some people, this can be devastating...

[@withrespectmostly4405]

@@TheSahand68i know someone going through similar, the husband did the right thing, you have to play their game, be 1 step ahead, not knowing whats next, you live on your nerves. Document everything, i mean everything. The hardest part is hearing them tell you they love you. Dont be fooled. Play it back. You need evidence, so go get it. The person you love n trust will kill you, dont press buttons, be smarter than they give you credit for, rant over, lol, sry x🌹

[@queefqueefington]

Must've been horrifying going to sleep. Thinking if she'd stab you in your sleep or something

[@TheSahand68]

@@queefqueefington Stabbing him was, most likely, not considered. It would be too obvious....

[@Ihelpertricks]

Bruce rivers hes the criminal lawyer 🗣

[@CourtneyCheese]

Whoooo is he?? 😂😂😂

[@jonchowe]

​@@CourtneyCheeseAnd what he do?

[@Valyraen0341]

​@@jonchoweand he's gon' react to all the self snitchin'

[@SaintBuick]

​@@Valyraen0341Ahhh

[@CoffeeSA96]

The democrat lawyer

[@GingerNinja1]

The way the husband tested everything on camera was brilliant actually. What a horrific thing to visually see the person you married was intentionally poisoning you. 😢

[@Romanus-]

Yep, smart guy to put together a ton of evidence. She could have asked for a divorce and gotten half his net worth. Instead now she gets zero and will hopefully be in prison for decades

[@clownrituals587]

“And she ain’t even that good-looking”….what a dagger!…you crack me up Rivers!

[@leylag1466]

I am the proud wife of a USAF Veteran with 23 years of service. Anytime he deployed he left a will behind. Anytime I didn’t hear from him for a while and my doorbell rang I was shacking like leaf. My husband is the love of my life and no money in the world can replace him. I would eat bread and drink dirty water with that man just to be with him. You must be a different kind of evil to poison anyone but especially your spouse.

[@Dick.Head-_-]

Would you still feel that way if he abused you sexually and mentally and physically? We don't know that this guy is an angel I mean he did join the military might not be a Saint after all we don't know.

[@leylag1466]

@@Dick.Head-_-rhetorical question so no need to answer. Two wrongs don’t make a right. There is a reason why we have laws, courts, prisons. If everyone would go around and poison people where would that lead us ? Is that a society you want to live in? The inquisition did that, not the most shiny period for human kind. Furthermore if she was being abused especially by an airman it takes one phone call and he would have been toast. His pay would immediately go to her, he would be taken into custody. They would send her home to her family. File the reports and actually court martial him if he did anything remotely to her. The military doesn’t play with domestic violence. If you have the guts to poison your husband you have the courage to call tue MP’s on him. Let me tell you what she was after. The $250 000 life insurance!

[@SeArCh4DrEaMz]

@@Dick.Head-_- if that was rly the case then u dont stoop down to his level and u just leave..

[@Matt-zj9wx]

​@@Dick.Head-_-if your spouse has issues(abuse) help them heal with a plan. Explain that in order to be safe you will live apart for sometimes. And never come back

[@floridaboidev5112]

@@Dick.Head-_-why does it always have to be the guys fault in this case she could’ve still just left even if that was the case not attempt to kill the man

[@Tedphoenician]

The most insane part about this is how the police just didn't care at all about the wealth of evidence he had originally. The lengths you have to go to to prove someone is trying to kill you is maddening.

[@karlaboi3896]

Madting

[@TrueCrimeJunkie973]

His initial filming wasn't convincing of anything because he kept moving both the container of water and the test strip off camera. There was no way of knowing what he was doing with them when they weren't in view. That's why police were not convinced with the footage and told him to get clearer evidence of what she was doing. The overhead camera plus the chain of command footage did the trick and the police were finally able to act on his suspicion

[@jonathanconnor4717]

@@TrueCrimeJunkie973 It's not that they weren't convinced, it's cause even tho they believed him, a good defense attorney would be able to get her off the charge easily because of the inconsistencies. They were very smart to not act on it.

[@joshtischler6461]

Specifically: a woman doing violence to a man. Typical response? "Meh... you'll live..."

[@beachbayareajr455]

Every country is different he was stationed in Germany. That’s why he waited till when he came to the US.

[@jaceyemerald]

There was a case earlier this year of a woman who was poisoned by her husband, who was buying the poison “for his dental practice” and would bring it home and put it into her daily protein shakes. His coworker caught on after noticing the out of place drug in their incoming deliveries and hearing that the dentists wife was in the hospital with specific and suspicious symptoms. If the coworker hadn’t caught on and informed the hospital to test for the drug, the dentist would have gotten away with murder. It’s so scary how close he came to getting off the hook. They found out that she was poisoned the same day that she passed. After knowing that story and seeing this case, it scares me to think of how many times this crime has been committed by smarter criminals who have gotten away with it.

[@nancyvega1247]

Yes, it happened in my town. Some of his past patients are suffering trauma and grief from finding out of his twisted actions.

[@DivineSovereign_85]

That's horrific. May her soul rest in peace ❤

[@Romanus-]

I’d venture to say a lot have gotten away with it. Especially if the person is taking medication and they simply add a lethal dose to their drink and most cops would think it’s a simple overdose. Thank God this man trusted his instincts

[@Lkhrobertson]

“Coffee pot should really be clean by now.” 😂😂

[@sanmer85]

The sad part was how much evidence he had to give before the police would even get off their asses.

[@chrisslaughter8448]

that’s exactly what i thought, i can’t believe how far i had to scroll down to even find a comment mentioning it. all the stuff with the pH i’m sure he showed them too and they can’t even follow it up???

[@chrisslaughter8448]

like sure you can’t see what’s in the bottle but you see him doing the control tests on the water and you see her pouring something in there night after night…. circumstantial evidences can still be used to convict…. fuck those cops

[@benchoflemons398]

Typical government workers.

[@liarwithagun]

​@chrisslaughter8448 It's probably not that they didn't want to, but that there wasn't enough evidence for her to be able to put her behind bars. Poisoning is really hard to prove who the perpetrator is beyond a reasonable doubt when your only poisoning one person because you basically need video proof of the tampering or a long pattern of behavior that proves it could only have been them. Poisoning multiple people is much easier to prove because one person is the link between the victims, but one victim makes it much harder to prove the perpetrator beyond a reasonable doubt. Those mothers who poison their children for attention and sympathy from doctors (Munchausen syndrome) usually keep getting away with it until either their kid or kids die inside a hospital or hospital cameras catch them doing it.

[@gabrielmiller1226]

Cops don’t wanna do shit to women. If she went there she could of said it smelt like bleach and he d be in jail

[@bonniea.1941]

I love Bruce’s face after Michael asks, “So you recommend slowly poisoning people over time instead of all at once?” 😂

[@silverpenn3809]

Instead of instantly

[@sross54]

😅

[@UltimaKeyMaster]

He's like "you couldn't have made that joke when we WEREN'T filming-" hahaha. His son loves to mess with him, it's so wholesome in that black comedy way.

[@GlamGam1964]

Hilarious!

[@Lincolnsworld1]

Lol his upset face 😂

[@joaynasirolli8388]

“That coffee pot should really be clean by now”…that was funny!

[@ApatheticBlogger]

"So you recommend that? Over the instant killing?" "😐😑 No i do not" lmfaoooo

[@MzQTMcHotness]

I’m an MP in the US Army, and CURRENTLY stationed in Germany. I remember this case. There was a whole safety stand-down based around coffee. Wild. Because the event occurred to a service member on federal property, it became a federal attempted murder case. And she’s subject the both federal and state law, where double jeopardy laws are suspended.

[@sabrinabare7277]

Is that you in your profile pic?

[@MzQTMcHotness]

@@sabrinabare7277 Yes. It’s from a skit we did over at A Combat Veteran.

[@sabrinabare7277]

@@MzQTMcHotness 😂 that’s something my brother that is a vet would do. Do you like living in Germany or USA? I heard it’s real chill over there. Thank your service!

[@sabrinabare7277]

@@MzQTMcHotness if she would have gotten a way with it, she got the life insurance. But sense she got caught she be will claim he is possessive and physically abusive. Now that she got caught. 😂

[@MzQTMcHotness]

@@sabrinabare7277 the whole situation is fucked. She’s beyond screwed.

[@mary1412]

My husband is in the army and if they die you get up to $500k… doesn’t matter if they’re lower ranking or not. if they have their SGLI and you’re their beneficiary. Which most of them make their spouses their beneficiaries. So I’m sure that’s exactly why she was doing this. I cannot imagine. My husband is priceless to me. We’ve been together almost 20 years and there is no amount of money that is worth losing him. He’s the father of my children too. Nothing is worth this. She is pure evil and I hope she rots in jail. Can you imagine knowing your wife is trying to kill you and living with her that long while trying to prove it? And pretending that everything is okay?!? I wouldn’t be able to sleep at night! Ugh

[@mattdiehl83]

This will be good evidence for the defense IF something "happens"

[@busdriverguy]

In the army they specifically warn you to make your family member a benefitiary due to this exact kinda reasoning. They warned me that anyway.

[@mattdiehl83]

I'm kidding. I'm sorry 😂

[@WilliamsChannelName]

Handling the SGLI paperwork used to be a part of my duties. $500K is the maximum, but the soldier can choose to reduce the SGLI payout in exchange for reduced insurance payments. 100K is guaranteed in death gratuity, but the insurance payout ranges from $50k to $400k depending on the soldier's choice (in increments of $50k). Not sure if it works the same for other branches (this guy is airforce) but I would assume it is similar. Either way it is ridiculous and abhorant to murder someone for any amount of money, but $500k isn't exactly retirement level money. Even if she got away with it and frauded the death gratuity/SGLI system, she would eventually have to return to work eventually and it would have been all the more difficult as a single parent (not that she would have been a good parent either way with such a skewed moral compass).

[@moMoney_den_followers]

thank u for that information! it helps put into perspective why she was most likely doing this.

[@sandrakeselisammons860]

I live in a suburb of Detroit. One of the doctors living in Livonia knew his wife was up to no good when she offered him a cup of coffee after never doing so. He immediately went for a blood testing. She was going to attempt to kill him by thinning his blood with over-the-counter rat poisoning. She was having an affair. She never stood a chance. I don't know what the legal ramifications were, but I hope she went to jail for at while.

[@elettramia6380]

It’s an absolute disgrace that this man went to the police because he had a concern that his wife was trying to kill him where she looks very suspicious putting something in his coffee pot and they just completely ignored it. Talk about absolute negligence!

[@angiebrown2508]

My heart is breaking for the husband. I can't imagine finding out that your spouse is trying to kill you over money. How can people learn to trust again after this? My heart goes out to this man and his family.

[@figgadeal3079]

My ex fiance attempted to forge documents to take the 2 businesses I own.... all for her financial gain. If she only knew how difficult 1 of em is; the process, overhead, etc.... she would've learned money is tied up in them. Both successful- but not without risk + hard-work! She was sleeping with somebody else & my understanding is ahe wanted the money and nothing more. Even the new relationship she was looking for her next target. In my state we got odd laws and odd sentencing guidelines; she got a year probation. She calls me cpl times a year to see if we could ever start over and build a futue together 🤦‍♂️[gets my new number(s) from a mutual friend is my only guess]. Protect yourself PPL!!!!!!

[@italia3929]

You don't trust

[@figgadeal3079]

Oh and as fat as trust again.... I've built walls so high it's unfair to the next woman. I've dated again - but in many ways my fear takes over and I sabotage the relationship. I'm aware I unfairly place boundaries, expectations, etc on the next woman which isn't fair & isn't right. But it's very fucking hard to trust ever again.

[@amalgamating]

Im sure she showed other red flags he ignored 🤷‍♀️

[@figgadeal3079]

@@italia3929 NOT at all - even friends..... I'm definitely far more withdrawn from ppl.

[@sr20veplus350z]

Man, credit to him. This guy did the investigation, surveillance, and prosecutions job for them. By the time he brought it forward, he’d presented virtually what’s an irrefutable case with a mountain of strong evidence, accompanied with the motive and narrative structure. I feel for him, must be an incomprehensible feeling having that done to you. But what an absolute boss way of handling it, that will with certainty bring justice, and he kept himself from doing anything stupid or responding in a way that could land him in trouble. 👏

[@user-uu1hv8nv6i]

He nice man l hope he ok

[@sr20veplus350z]

@@iebuilt8241 I could have mixed it up a little so I’m not saying this with absolute certainty, but my understanding was the reason things were insufficient the first time was largely due to the fact all the activity took place in Germany? Which makes things a lot harder to tackle legally? On the spirit of your point I agree. It sucks that for whatever combination of reasons his first attempt didn’t work out, but I think it’s one of those odd ones where there’s just a few unusual aspects around it that made it a lot more unfeasible at that point. Either way, credit to him and thankfully it ended up panning out the right way despite it being more challenging.

[@Tedphoenician]

@@sr20veplus350z oh, so you didn't watch the video. The reason they gave was that they didn't know what she was pouring in, so they just ignored it. It had nothing at all to do with jurisdiction and everything to do with police just not caring.

[@sr20veplus350z]

@@Tedphoenician the temptation to be a jerk was just too strong ehh? I watched the video broken into parts as I had other distractions, and responded well after watching. And I was openly saying I could have mixed it up but it was “largely” due, not solely due. We can make whatever assertions we want about the police. Maybe they were lazy, maybe they just knew the threshold for evidence was not conducive to a likely prosecution. Maybe it was some of both. My overwhelming theme and point as outlined in my original comment was heaping praise on the husband, for both how he took it on himself to gather all the evidence and build the case, as well as not incriminating himself in some way. But yeah, you do you bro.

[@Tedphoenician]

@@sr20veplus350z You literally made that up, it's not like you heard wrong.

[@MCM1965]

Extremely patient man! Good detective work!!!

[@ivanolvera420]

"No I would not recommend that over instant killing" Michael! 😂😂😂

[@kaimahealani9686]

“ so you’d recommend that over instant killing?” Omg I’m dying at your reaction😂 I just love you two

[@commonsense571]

😂

[@susanbradley5685]

I put a camera in my dad's room at his assisted living facility in 2018 to be able to look in on him, talk to him through it, etc. In 2020, while the facilities were all locked down, that camera is how I learned the staff were not temp-checking residents or following the rules regarding PPE use. Hardly anyone was wearing PPE after the admin left each day and staff infected many. Dad had numerous falls and while in the hospital to get evaluated, he tested CV-19 positive, I was kicked out, and I knew I'd never see him again. I immediately reported his case to his facility and they FINALLY tested and found 34 cases and ended up with 3 deaths of residents-including Dad. That cam was the best $50 I ever spent and will be key in my wrongful death and negligence case.

[@lillian8589]

Death certificate must list cause as death by nursing home. I am so sorry for what you went through. We are in the middle of it now. It’s horrendous.

[@susanbradley5685]

@@lillian8589 NC's Governor seems to have given blanket immunity to ALF's during CV-lockdowns, even though this one directly went against all CDC and state mandated protocols. Having video/photo documentation of all the negligence outside of (before) the CV timeframe can be used to prove what's needed for our case. As for his death cert, it was Sars2-CV, but he was locked down and could have only gotten what staff brought into the site.

[@christopherfranklin1881]

@@lillian8589 This guy was in an Assisted Living Facility (as stated). ALF's are not nursing homes. It needs to be properly clarified.

[@deniseblackburn33]

I'm sorry 😢but good for you

[@joshokon2800]

As a former Nurse Assistant and a current caregiver, I empathize with your situation. I always would perform tasks according to protocol and when I would mention things being done wrong, staff would look at me like I was crazy. I observed many neglect/malpractice while working. I'm glad that those cameras were installed by some of the residents' families.

[@kingl33725]

"No. I would NOT recommend that over instant killing." Michael Rivers back there asking the real questions.

[@MrCathy1017]

my ex was financially upside down. I had a couple lucitive insurance policies. He stopped drinking coffee...weird. and then i started getting sick. Diabetic...very controlled. My glucose started spiking extremely high. I was already packed to leave. On moving day my daughter saw how sick i was and rushed me to a KC hospital. There was ANTIFREEZE in my blood tests! he had an old 58 chevy he was "working" on in the garage.. He was putting the antifreeze in my coffee creamer... I couldn;t believe that a decon of our church would do this to me! Cops were in my room when doctor gave me results. This happened in Wichita KS. by the time he was confronted tha "evidence" was gone....fast forward a few months...his VERY wealthy mother who lived in Omaha and was a very active senior physially got moved to Wichita....whithin a few months was dead....I have no proof, but don;t believe in coincendences.

[@Ghost_Ruthless]

Someone told me once "Never be worth more to someone Dead than Alive" and I have NEVER forgotten that. Words of wisdom to live by.

[@dalexisfantasy]

Mindblowing quote

[@bbe3034]

Definitely agree! We don’t discuss money with our children !

[@shadygirlxoxo]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@ericariggeal]

My husband is Army and I used to only have trouble sleeping when he was deployed, but a few years ago he got into a roll over SUV accident and now I literally have nightmares about losing him even when he is home. What kind of monster would not only want their spouse dead, but could watch their spouse suffer a slow and painful death through poisoning. All the while sleeping next to him, saying I love you, kissing him goodbye before work. That’s not even including the pain you’re putting your children through losing their father so young. WTH man. No amount of money can buy a good man/husband/father. What a horrible, horrible woman.

[@Zach0451]

Do you think the mailman had anything to do with you struggling to sleep while the hubby was away

[@veronciasworld]

Same, my husband just retired ❤

[@blacksheep7910]

​@@Zach0451Show some compassion 🙄

[@osvaldomedina173]

You said it...a monster.! Nothing less.

[@ouidedbouzoubia858]

J'espère que vous serez toujours réunis et amoureux

[@mixedmuffins4029]

You don't need a criminal lawyer you need a CRIMINAL lawyer

[@Drewkhat]

S’all good, man.

[@freedom6868]

That is one evil creature. Poisoning is a different breed of evil.

[@Lion-tq7ob]

As former AF myself, that sense of dedication and methodology is pretty much instilled in most professions. Working on aircraft, you're given books and checklists that detail every precise step to follow when performing a task; to deviate or ignore any steps is considered disobeying a direct order. And this is present in most careers, be it mechanical, security forces, support, etc. So you learn routine, repeatability, and attention to detail. Good to see his training, no matter what it was nor how menial it was, saved his life, his assets in the divorce, and his kid from a psychotic mom.

[@willlock3644]

Thank you for saying this and explaining it.

[@whatisamodel8252]

Did you ever consider that he's an asshole who possible emotionally or physically harms her. Not excusing her behavior but there's possibly more to this story.

[@midn8588]

​@@whatisamodel8252yeah, what if he was a serial killer and she saved a truckful of puppies on her way home? We can invent all sorts of shit that can change the situation. Wild speculation is not really useful.

[@EarthIsNotFlat]

@@whatisamodel8252irrelevant. she’s trying to murder him by slowly poisoning his coffee. even if he beats her every day and assaults her at night that still wouldn’t justify this. just leave ffs.

[@tomoates8568]

It was most definitely his Air Force training that clued him in to what was wrong. He, just like the rest of the Airmen, is used to the most premium of coffees the rest of the armed forces would never get their hands on. The second the coffee tasted off he knew something was wrong. 😂 JK, just gotta razz the Air Force for being the "bougie" branch lol

[@dearbh1736]

This is the kind of person you want in the Military. Tenacious, patient, dogged, and determined with the ability to fight the good fight even in the midst of emotional devastation. Best of luck to him going forward.

[@tiffany.Elizabeth.]

Or woman!

[@jadepaulsen8456]

It read " person" sheesh

[@tiffany.Elizabeth.]

@@jadepaulsen8456 they edited it

[@olilumgbalu5653]

The military should be abolished.

[@dearbh1736]

@@tiffany.Elizabeth. Yes I did edit after I read your reply. Thanks for calling me out on that!

[@ffmitts]

The look that came with “no I would not recommend that over an instant killing” 😂😂😂

[@nicoley8491]

I absolutely LOVE the relationship you and your son have!! Its so sweet how you always shout him out

[@annjepsen1621]

I'm *really* curious why she chose *bleach* of all things as a poison. I'm a HUGE true crime buff and I went to college for pharmacy (I have a fair bit of knowledge about how spouses poison). Bleach is a bizarre choice for several reasons: - The instantly recognizable smell, even when mixed with coffee that scent is unmistakable. - Bleach is not something that will instantly kill you, even if you down a gallon of it. People have done that and survived. - Not only will it not kill you, but small amounts of chlorine won't even make you sick. The amount needed to cause illness would be enough to cause a noticeable change in *taste*. - The taste. He said he stopped drinking it because it tasted bad! Antifreeze is a popular choice of poison because it tastes sweet and there are *numerous* substances that either taste better or that have no taste at all. All of things make me think that one of two things may be happening. Either she didn't want him dead and just wanted him sick enough to where he was forced to stay home from work and spend time with her, or she *was* trying to kill him and is completely incompetent to an embarrassing degree. You would think that something so *final* and devastating as poisoning someone would be important enough to her take seriously! She is really playing games with his life and I think she's a danger to society.

[@lengl1125]

I was wondering the exact same thing... why would you choose bleach when the smell is so strong... and all the other reasons you stated. Glad she didn't get away with it. I love the man's intellect and patience in collecting all the evidence.

[@user-rb6qf4po9l]

I thought that, too. I am glad to find a comment that confirms it.

[@user-rb6qf4po9l]

I have never heard of anyone using bleach to poison. Maybe to commit suicide, but not to kill anybody.

[@toyamwarr]

I had the exact same thought. I’m sure doing something devious to his coffee every morning probably felt cathartic to the wife but unless her husband has the immune system of a newborn, he’s not going to die.

[@cjsnw]

Not only that but you body will get rid of bleach really quickly. The chronic toxicity I assume would be slow gastrointestinal and liver damage and the signs would be there way before there is a death risk and would be well noticable....

[@Ghostykitten]

The fact she kept looking over her shoulder tho 😳 so scary to have someone who you think loves you, someone who you trust, sleep with and raise your children with you attempt to just murder you. I can't even imagine the fear, pain, and betrayal this guy must have felt. Luckily she wasn't too bright of a criminal and that he was smart enough to collect video evidence

[@wowplayer160]

More likely to be killed by someone who says "i love you" then by someone who doesn't.

[@clevernickname2906]

He clearly didn’t trust her! And he didn’t seem fearful at all. I hope not but I bet she has a story to tell about him not being such a great guy. He literally laughs about catching her. He then set her up to catch her. Not saying she is in the right but I bet anything he was not husband of the year.

[@i_luv_hecklefish]

Scary 💩

[@OnlyGetty]

Copied from the top comment of another video related to this incident

[@zoriya7224]

I think I read about another case where the wife was poisoning husband. I can't remember which one, but one was a doctor and he recorded her too.

[@barbaraking7069]

Whats done in the Dark will come to light. My Grandma always said.God bless this Man Thank You For Your Service.

[@sh8kit]

My immediate thought was, how in the heck he had the courage not to confront her and still lived with her all while this was happening! Wow!

[@ihateusernamesgrrr]

This isn't something I would usually say unless I was talking about firefighters, but that dude is an absolute hero. He not only saved his own life here but every other man in the future that may have got involved with her after his murder.

[@jasonrulesudont5515]

No doubt she would have launched herself right onto some poor Airman in the guy’s unit after his death

[@tommyhairyeah7726]

so your a hose jockey?

[@ihateusernamesgrrr]

@@tommyhairyeah7726 I don't understand? Edit: oh lol I get it. I consider firefighter the only true hero profession. They are almost entirely volunteers so have nothing to gain, and almost every call is a risk to their own lives to serve and protect all of society without discrimination. I personally hate hearing "serve and protect" being used in a police context because it is absolutely false, it 100% applies to firefighters though. I'm a dude too bro so hose jockey doesn't really apply lol, or well maybe I should say I don't swing that way haha.

[@kimincannes]

Firemen and women are heroes, no doubt, but there are so many more unsung heroes we shoud be praising. The obvious heroes, of course, but also everyday people who make concious decisions to do the right thing for others, at their own risk/peril. I have many fireman/policemen/women and military family members who would wholeheartedly agree with this statement. I thank and appreciate ALL GOOD PEOPLE. I am more spiritual than religious, but I do believe in and abide by "Do Unto Others". And Karma... I LOVE Karma. 💖

[@andrewkent650]

This reminds me of the old lady who was a two time widow. Her first husband died of poisoning, the second was blunt force trauma. When she was asked about the second husband, she replied "Obviously, it was because he wouldn't drink the poison!!"

[@heidiiiiiiii]

Do what 😮

[@roxannespahr2804]

😂

[@scovyaporsha]

Oh my Goodness 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Bamagirllp]

The patience of this guy is amazing

[@lisahinton9682]

This man has exactly what it took to get her properly charged, prosecuted, and convicted. I hope he recovers from the emotional trauma of having someone you married try to take your life.

[@sirauron5530]

The level of control and discipline this guy is above the rest. It's easy to get enraged and fall into your emotions and retaliate back in a way. But keeping cool and calm and gathering evidence, also waiting to come back to the USA. It really shows that this guy is intelligent and in control of his emotions.

[@ItIsJustDucky]

You're correct. I lack discipline. If someone I was married to tried to poison me...I'd be the 1 arrested. Extremely smart and patient man.

[@thisbish737]

⁠@@PiperitumThere’s soldiers & airmen that work as musicians, doctors, lawyers, HR and IT specialists in the military. Most military members literally never see any combat or go to combat zones. Most of them are sitting at desks just doing a very normal day job. When there’s a natural disaster and your family is stuck in a blizzard, flood, or hurricane, those soldiers will still save you and your family even though you are an ignorant piece of sh*t.

[@MrBetc]

This guy serving his country, and have wife try to kill him, unbelievable how actually stupid she was. Hubby totally outsmarted her. Thank you for your Service Sir.

[@TheFaro2011]

Relax. Your country throws service men to the streets.

[@heyitsalannaluv]

​@@TheFaro2011what? Your comment is dumb...your comment is a good example of the phrase tell me youre single without telling me you're single lol..he's just stationed in Germany, he's not fighting on the front lines..if he's already dealing with the army throwing him into danger, you would think his wife wouldn't be actively trying to kill him as well ..I couldn't imagine the betrayal be felt

[@TheFaro2011]

​@@heyitsalannaluvlol. It's all over KZbin from veterans own mouths. I watch videos of addicts on streets etc. PTSD ridden, wheelchair ex vets. ON the streets. Don't pretend your country is rosy. War makes the rich richer at the expense of the expendable poor. I get it you're on the inside and defending it. But your country is also notorious for it's treatment of its veterans. So again, relax.

[@stretchgrieme]

Mr Rivers, Hello! I just stumbled onto your KZbin channel last week and have been watching it every day, being entertained and educated at every viewing! My grandson’s ten, not quite driving age. But when he is I’m planning to show him a few of your more sobering videos. Thank you for your contributions to the welfare of our communities! Sincerely, Nancy Davis, 65 year old grandmother.

[@caterina4151]

I enjoy all your reaction videos. Thank you for all the work you and your team put in for us to watch

[@SayKyleNotCow]

Imagine waking up every day for weeks and know the most important thing you have to do that day is examine if and how the person you love more than anything is trying to kill you. Every. Single. Day. And then having to act like nothing ever happened with her. Insane. His resolve and patience is incredible.

[@philcooper9225]

Hes a man

[@ElegantChinchilla]

Wow. This is terrifying. Everything he did to gather evidence was extremely smart, but I would have been scared she would end up trying other methods considering she probably just thought it wasn't working. Glad he is okay!

[@romimeitei5666]

Exactly ma point,what if her wife suddenly change her mind of slow killing to instant killing,while da man try to get enough more prove😂😂😂

[@itsjolly3581]

Right I wouldn’t eat anything she had a chance to tamper with. She seems like a pretty dumb criminal though.

[@Andre-nn3tu]

United States Marine here. The life insurance benefits for an active duty enlisted service member is $400000. Sad that she would do that for a measley $400k. She’d blow that shit mad fast too

[@Rompler_Rocco]

WHAT?? Just read that she will be sentenced a couple weeks from now, facing a maximum of 2 YEARS, or possibly being released for time served beyond the minimum 4 MONTH sentence! After ALL of this evidence gathering, she plead down from attempted murder- to just 2 counts of tampering with food or beverage. I can't even.

[@christophekeating21]

Welcome to gender equality.

[@Sulynn707]

I really hope this American Serviceman finds a true happy love. So many really good women would give anything for a good guy.

[@mefford67]

This kind of behavior is truly mind boggling. I hope the victim seeks therapy because this’ll cause massive trust issues for the rest of his life.

[@Kermit_the_God]

Therapy or not, I doubt he'll ever fully trust again. My cheating ex of 15 years fd me up pretty bad but this is far beyond my problems.

[@vivianwada6292]

Bruce, you crack me up with your dialogue and keeping it real with straight spontaneous cursing.😅😅😅😅😅. It must be tough to not be able to curse while in Court 😊

[@LeeRichardson808]

Michael: “So would you recommend that over instant killing?” 😂😂😂

[@heatblair]

Michael is subtly hilarious with a dry sense of humor!

[@MM-eu9hm]

Ouch 🤪😂😅

[@caintz7792]

What I like the most about you as an uploader and lawyer, Bruce, is how blunt you are when and where it matters. "She is dumb as shit". You're not being rude or disrespectful, you are calling a spade a spade and I respect that.

[@Cheeky.Cheeks]

That’s what I love about Bruce. He just calls out the obvious and doesn’t sugarcoat it.

[@xKarenWalkerx]

Most, if not all, his clients fit the same descriptions though, unfortunately.

[@LunaKnight99]

I personally call a spade a shovel

[@TheDelightfulCrafter]

Being a retired military spouse... This absolutely disgusted me. While I worried over multiple deployments, and waiting for phone calls, and counting the days til he returned home safe.... She tried daily to kill home... Just Disgusting!!!

[@JeanClabaugh-jl7ng]

I’m glad you are showing other crimes

[@kasimmorathi]

This man found out that he was trying to be murdered and had the presence of mind to slowly prove it rather than risk her getting away with a sudden accusation. Like, that is the most profoundly level headed person I've ever heard of and it makes me think whoever did his selection process for the military needs to be studied and replicated a million times over.

[@Mindstangle]

Just the Air Force bro they are smarter than the rest of us

[@sirgreedy88]

If he's a pilot, it makes perfect sense. Pilots are some of the most cold blooded, level headed people on earth.

[@gregfletcher3557]

He was drinking a lot of coffee.

[@tinyelephant77]

Imagine being reaffirmed daily of how much your dad loves you. So happy for (and jealous of) you content genius, Michael Rivers! You're more blessed than you know.

[@r0seb1unt]

I was literally JUST telling my boyfriend the exact same thing and found this comment 😭😂 His appreciation is always so heartfelt! So wholesome

[@eonianomega]

I wonder if Bruce will be my dad

[@deborahforrest3899]

My favorite thing to watch now!! Love you Bruce!

[@scottnierling53]

"That coffee pot has got to be clean now". That's comedy gold, Rivers!

[@olderwiser64]

What really shocks me is the woman in Colorado whose dentist husband-who she knew had poisoned her before- and she was still drinking things he was bringing for her and she dies. And then Eric Richins, whose wife Kouri had also tried to poison him a couple times before, and he reported that to his family, and yet he takes a Moscow Mule from her and drinks it. I just don’t get it. They both died and left THEIR KIDS with a spouse who has killed them. I mean if my husband tried to poison me and I knew it, I would be out of there so fast. And I certainly wouldn’t accept another drink or single piece of food from them, nor would I allow myself to be alone with them ever again. 🤯

[@SoManyRandomRamblings]

I know right.

[@clairefisher3132]

He had to share his bed with her that whole time too! Can you imagine??

[@mvpfocus]

You hit the nail on the head. The moment you realize you're being poisoned, _you'd better run for your life._

[@NikkiC777]

I know it really doesn't make sense. I'd have been outta there, and I certainly wouldn't be eating or drinking anything that they had handled, or anything that had been alone with them, or even open around them at all. Not unless they drank some first anyway. Maybe in those cases you mentioned they were suspicious at first and told people about their suspicions, but they didn't really even believe it themselves, that their spouse was actually trying to poison them. Or maybe they just really did not want to believe it. Then maybe their spouse started acting all nice, and they started to feel silly for being paranoid, and they started to feel like they could trust them, and thought everything was fine and that their initial suspicions were wrong, when really they were not wrong at all. Edit: lol, I did not realize what a long and rambling reply that was until after I posted it and saw it. 😂

[@janetsavoy6677]

AMEN Sista!!!!❤️❤️❤️😅😅

[@ArmchairRamb0]

I love the way the dude calmly gathered the evidence. The reason the military is mentioned is he wanted to wait until he got back stateside.

[@swatch545]

No shit

[@rebeccamassey337]

I love the transition to the sponsor and how you tie it into the topic of the video. Clever.

[@malabikalaboni6531]

Thanks Bruce and Michael for your contents❤❤❤

[@Rae777]

How awful. I can't imagine living in a house with someone knowing they're trying to kill me. My heart breaks for him.

[@GardenGuy1943]

She was clearly doing this for a reason, I don’t know why more people aren’t asking

[@jasmine24477]

Yes to kill him, she wanted to upgrade 😂😂😂

[@alligatorsarecoming78]

Go on. Keep blaming the victim.

[@NOMAAM1970]

What i dont get is that she didnt think he couldnt smell the chemicals is beyond me.

[@SupremeCommanderBaiser]

Coffee has a strong smell itfelf.

[@laetitiaschmidt9423]

Exactly! It is mandatory by law worldwide that chemicals as Clorox (Bleach) have to have a bitter tasting component in them. Formally to prevent children from drinking/ eating them. It’s crazy to me that she thought he wouldn‘t notice.

[@feversandmirrors]

​@@laetitiaschmidt9423maybe because coffee is also bitter? And people usually use sweetener and whatever else to mask the bitter taste? I mean he was drinking the poisoned coffee for 2 weeks before finally testing it.

[@matukonyc]

Update: in May 2024, she was sentenced to three years' probation after pleading to a lesser felony (adding poison or a harmful substance to food or drink). She did spend a year in pre-trial detention, and her husband asked that she not serve even more time in prison.

[@_Renee2]

Jesus. My biggest fear is marrying the wrong person. It’s best to live and let go then risk prison time. Imagine catching your spouse poisoning you and you visually catching them in the act. That has to be soul crushing. Talk about trust issues, I would never date again.

[@22smcrrider96]

That's brave of him! He is lucky she didn't get tired of waiting and switch up her methods

[@lovelymayhem9851]

Foreal, he was playing with fire, if you ask me.

[@22smcrrider96]

@@lovelymayhem9851 exactly I'm shocked she didn't switch to poisoning his food or something else. He got extremely lucky IMO

[@yourconnection9303]

Yeah, like go somewhere with him where she could give him a push over a cliff.

[@pauldiesel4582]

Pro tip: if you’re coffee tastes bad and there is white powder floating on the top, it probably not creamer. If you’re wife is hovering nearby continuously looking at you and her watch, that’s another clue too.

[@Ashas.Garden]

⏱️👀

[@ajad420]

I’ve been binge watching your videos for the last few days. I find you absolutely hilarious

[@greattobeadub]

Greetings from Ireland. Bruce is pure gold. We don't have lawyers like this. I bet he's as rare as hen's teeth in the US too.

[@Dallas-Nyberg]

Watching this made my skin crawl...Back in the early 1990's, I became very ill..the symptoms were severe. I was throwing up, severe headache and loss of coordination... and several other issues. My partner, at that time, showed little concern at my situation and was reluctant to take me to the hospital emergency room. Instead, she took me to a doctor, that I had never encountered before. It was a waste of time really, he prodded me in the stomach a few times, which made me worse. I ended up in the toilet at the doctor's practice, throwing up. When I came out she was standing at the door, waiting for me. I never saw the doctor again. She claimed that the doctor had told her that is was simply a tummy bug... We returned home and, for five long days, I suffered. Eventually, I got over it. The only thing that made me suspicious was a packet of rat poison was that sitting on the kitchen bench top. We did not have a rat or mouse problem at our house. A year or two later, we split and she left. Not long after, I researched the symptoms of ingesting rat poison... bingo, it matched my condition. I called the police but, due to a positive lack of evidence, they took it no further. As far as I know, they never questioned her. It is sobering to realize that someone you trusted, hated you to the point of trying to kill you.

[@chibikohyuga3875]

Wow....

[@TheSoftspokenShaman]

They only marry you if they HATE you!

[@MizMima]

I’m so sorry that happened to you, I hope you’re ok now! I would like to ask you something if it’s ok with you. Are you able to fully trust someone again and be 100% in a relationship?

[@nicolaabate8730]

I am very sorry. You start relationships with love and then you are brought into stuff like this. Take care . Hope you found real love...

[@user-th6rh8zp3t]

nice fan fic

[@WiFiDown37811]

Imagine falling in love with someone, being so committed to them that you marry them, and while your back is turned, they're trying to kill you so they can take your money. How awful and vile

[@Crackrocksteady]

Women

[@philcooper9225]

Seems to mostly be women

[@jakefox589]

You know it’s bad when you realise that not even your worst enemy would betray you like that.

[@jurassicthunder]

Women. Justice system, schools, colleges, government, police force, Hollywood, entertainment industry, social media industry, they are ALL on the side of "women can do no wrong"

[@wizardofahhhs759]

I love that Bruce tell's it like it is. One cool ass guy.

[@rose-mariewarburton6228]

I just sat watching shaking my head. I have no words.

[@franktaylor7617]

I had a strange experience with a Filipina like that. People around me suggested she was doing something due to my horrible health and serious stomach issues. Eventually things came to a head and I tried to send her home to the Philippines. This was after she demanded I buy her a gun😮 That was the last straw. Needless to say. I'm still alive and she's gone.

[@musicismagic3001]

This is a good example on how difficult emotional abuse is to recover from. This poor guys trust has to be shattered.😪

[@joannholmes8726]

Anti freeze would work faster.

[@ruthbeasley6668]

Your humor is what hooked me on your channel!😂

[@reverendeirenallewellyn-cr4172]

They can't be charged without definitive proof of who administered the poison. If there's a roommate living with them it makes it nearly impossible to convict without a confession, video confirmation, and possibly possession of the poison at the time, literally on their person. So, him getting this on video was Smart!

[@jamesmaguire9518]

It amazes how many of people think they are going to get away with 💩 like this. The first thing the police are going to look at is a life insurance policy and then they are going to do an autopsy. Even if she didn’t do anything, she already would have been the prime suspect.

[@Thomas-uz3zf]

Doubt it, autopsy would most probably happen. You can't compare the cops not looking at the footage to a death

[@CrabLadius]

@@BetteLouWho Dude, if you suddenly drop dead for no reason, the medical examiner is going to autopsy you. These town cops didn’t give a shit, but you can be CERTAIN the state and federal government are going to care, especially when it’s their money that’s going to pay for this guy’s beneficiary policy. And medical examiners are usually owned by the county. They literally get paid to autopsy, they aren’t a bunch of corrupt cops who sit around and shoot the shit all day.

[@shadowbeast2276]

And if he's active duty air force AFIS will investigate this.

[@greenman6141]

Sadly no...they don't do autopsy, and insurance co.s just pay out. 1. Charles Vallow was on video saying to police "I'm afraid she's going to kill me" a few days later he is shot by his brother in law. The police did nothing. Fortunately the insurance had been made over to someone else 2. Chad Daybell's totally healthy wife dies unexpectedly. No autopsy, The police are totally fine with it. Chad and increased her life insurance by 500% just a few months beforehand. He is pestering for the money the very next day...AND telling people he's found someone new. The insurance, two sets, pays out without hesitation. People get away with these things far more often than seems credible.

[@CrabLadius]

@@shadowbeast2276 Fax. The government ain’t paying you shit if they don’t have to. By the time she goes to collect that beneficiary check, they’ll know everything they need to know.

[@giusepperesponte8077]

This guy is very intelligent. I can tell by how he’s doing this that the man is constantly thinking about how a defense could possibly raise doubt about what’s really happening, and he shuts them all down before the case has even began. He uses so many creative ways to make sure the evidence is incontrovertible. He even proves that there isn’t any type of contamination with either the water source or the machine. He waits until he’s in America to get the ball rolling on charges. He shows the full custody chain of the bleach during her attempt to poison him, from the beginning where she uses the bleach in the laundry until the point she puts it in his coffee. The guy really just gave some lucky prosecutor a free win. Makes sense it would be an airman, Air Force members have the highest average iQ of all the service branches. I have no doubt he crushed it on the ASVAB.

[@13ritneyanne]

I thought same thing! Testing it in water before he puts in coffee pot was really good idea.

[@mvpfocus]

Intelligent, yes; but he's also risking his life sticking around even a minute longer to gather evidence. At any moment she could figure it out and switch to something a lot more lethal in other substances, like his soap or other toiletries. Or, if she realized he figured her devious scheme out, she might go for a gun in a fit of rage.

[@LilyAmongThorns]

Bruce kept saying that he drank the coffee for two weeks. No he didn’t, he noticed it tasted like crap and dumped the stuff and then got a camera and test strips. He stopped drinking it as soon as he tasted it but had to keep up appearances while gathering evidence.

[@Ad_Inferno]

​@@mvpfocusI had this thought too. What he did was gutsy but so, so dangerous for exactly that reason - although granted, she's clearly not the brightest bulb. Like, what did she think would happen if he died? I would expect a healthy, fit soldier who passes away - especially one who dies in his home - is going to have an autopsy before life insurance is paid out to his spouse (that would be the norm where I live, anyway - otherwise they've got no cause of death to put on the death certificate). A toxicology screen would be part of that. It would just be so obvious so fast that it was murder that I don't understand how she could possibly think she'd have gotten away with it.

[@michellesmith702]

I'm the a-hole over here getting upset that he thinks bleach is soap. 🤣☺️

[@lisaboone5719]

New follower here .. Bruce , have to say... Im hooked ❣️ Your brillant mind & natural humor , as well as down to earth real person who says it like is. I appreciate your candid style of teaching your audience law in a simple straight forward way. My 18 yr old ( who is obviously opinionated ) after all he is a college student , lol. .. is also learning that regardless of what your personal opinion might be- it is the simple rules of the law which determines the outcome . And to take that one step further - what a good attorney is able to do with his full knowledge of the law . Love your funny character analysis as you evaluate videos of these ridiculous people in the act of commiting crimes. Ive been BINGE watching you every chance I get ! Really appreciate the breath of fresh air you bring to start my morning off. Thankyou !!

[@prestigeadminllc]

As a woman, I SO appreciate all of the vidoes and knowledge. When I need to decompress watch your videos 😂 And working in a marketing agency, amazing editing by Micheal!

[@julesasher105]

This was amazingly analyzed. As a survivor of severe abuse and almost death this absolutely hits my soul and all of your points are so right on. I laugh at your jokes and also you do show the heartache of this kind of special and haunting treatment. I thank this soldier for his service and wish him healing.

[@tiffany.Elizabeth.]

❤❤❤

[@jenniferwilcox9759]

Airman

[@jjohnsengraciesmom]

I hope you are in a better place.

[@nicolecampbell208]

I'm sorry you had to experience all that. I'm a USAF daughter, and US Army mom and I feel this man's pain and abject horror. I was raising a friend's child who tried to kill my daughter my dogs and me - also poisoning - but that kid was stealing pocket bottles of hand sanitizer from school and dumped them into my coffee creamer

[@clarissa8477]

He takes care of her and their child, she gets to go live in another country, and this is how she repays him. Disgusting and scary.

[@margaretyork3548]

IKR. Some folks haven't a clue of how good they have it Whilst there are women out here who wish they had half the man her husband is worth! SMH😮

[@TheSahand68]

This is a marriage that went wrong, we don't know circumstances of that relationship. She obviosly thinks that he is not the best husband to her and she might have grievances. It is very likely that she choose him to live a better life and get out of her life circumstances that she perceived unbearable. This is not the best reason for someone to enter the marriage. Powerty breeds sociopathy. She might be the monster, she is, because where she comes from... One more reason to look more deeply into the background of the prospective marriage partner. And, this is what he failed to do. One more reason for compassion: as he was building the house on a quick sand with this woman, this marriage could cost him life.

[@lauraalice9081]

i agree but once again their is 2 sides to every story this man could of been abbusing her in some sort of way and maybe it drove her to it but we dont know if he did or not but abusing and not seeing away out could of kead to her to try to break away from him and just because she tookaction doesnt mean she didnt ask the aiforce for help the governmentloves to cover their tracks

[@madi4481]

Drove her to murder him for money and still live with him??@@lauraalice9081

[@ImperiumLibertas]

​@@lauraalice9081I doubt that. If he was abusive he wouldn't wait until he was in the US to file a police report. He would have just beat her right then instead, if he was abusive.

[@Hiii_yal]

I love the humor in your content awesome u make me laugh, especially when u swear 😂😂

[@EmilyCase836]

I just found this channel and Bruce Rivers is awesome! So hilarious

[@rolltide_rhiannon]

He's extremely lucky that she didn't try something more fatal in the meantime. She could've easily slipped something more deadly in his food or something else since what she was doing wasn't working.

[@TentinQuarantino_]

That’s what happened to happened Eric Ritchens. He told friends he thought his wife was trying to off him with poison. He died of a fentanyl overdose and she wrote a children’s book about about losing a parent. What. A. Bitch. 😂

[@daryldarichuk2149]

Exactly. Just losing her patience and straight up hiring a hitman. Hopefully he goes on to live a long happy life.

[@whatisamodel8252]

How do you know he didn't rape her once a week and she had no way out. Everybody assuming she's a gold digger, pretty gross imo. Give her a chance to tell her side of the story in court.

[@whatisamodel8252]

Easy defense also to say she thought that's how you clean a coffee pot. Guarantee she doesn't do a day in jail after sentencing.

[@rpurser98]

@@whatisamodel8252 Except he's covered those bases, too. He's made clear in the video footage that she checks to see if he has already prepped his morning coffee before pouring the bleach into the water tank. The thoroughness of the video really shows that she is doing nothing but pouring a small caplet of bleach into that coffee pot every morning; the defense of "I thought that's how you clean it" wouldn't even come close to providing a reasonable doubt in the jury's mind.

[@PellyjellyMom]

Not just the insurance. If his death was considered “service connected “ she receives his military pay for life unless she remarried. She keeps her medical, commissary rights and Social Security benefits. She would have been set. It is disgusting….speaking as a 28 year Air Force Spouse and 26 year Air Force Daughter I hope she never has another day of freedom..

[@TheRichmaster24]

his patience is insane

[@user-rt7yn9nj6t]

I love this channel 😂 you have me lmao

[@nightbladebrony4548]

The amount of bad coffee I’ve had in the military it would have definitely taken me a couple weeks to notice