Home Alone? - Someone They Knew with Tamron Hall

[@ScoobyDoozy]

“Jeff wasn’t one to express a great deal of emotion”. * Jeff bawling he wants to go home* Nah, he has emotions. His emotions are for him. Greed is a feeling, too. As is contempt, hate, jealousy, disgust, and fear of losing control. Typical malignant narc.

[@kim-lusteenkamp4866]

Scooby Doo 🐕 where are you

[@NiseyLoves]

❤❤❤Yesssssssss Indeed❤❤❤

[@_Meng_Lan]

"And he would have got away with it if it hadn't been for thos pesky kids" 🥲 oops detectives. 😊

[@KCsFunHouse]

God how awful for the poor brother to have found his sister dead in her trunk abandoned. What a horrific murder

[@readdeeply9278]

Odder still that he knew exactly where her body was. 99 times out of 100 only the killer himself can pinpoint the location of the body that quickly.

[@chattahuffman5117]

@@readdeeply9278 i thought it was odd that he just rushed to break into the car and the trunk. Why think she was in there? Put his prints all over.

[@littlesthobo182]

@@chattahuffman5117 It is quite common for killers to put their victim's bodies in their cars. So if your loved one is missing and you then find their vehicle, it's not a strange thought that they might be in the trunk.

[@chattahuffman5117]

@@littlesthobo182 1st of all I never said it wasn't uncommon. The fact is she was only gone a matter of hours at that point so For him to be that frantic So quickly when it is still logical that There would still be rational reason for her to just not be with her vehicle. He should have called the police immediately and not touched the vehicle. Instead he went out of his way to be over specific about why his prints were all over that vehicle. A reasonable person would conclude that behavior seems a bit suspicious.

[@littlesthobo182]

@@chattahuffman5117 I believe she had been gone for a bit longer at that point

[@Jennylouise87]

Love when the lawyer says, "I'm not saying she drank too much or partied too hard". Yes you are. That's exactly what your saying. Her poor brother.

[@chrismatthews3637]

RIGHT ! and what if she did drink "too much" which who is to say what THAT amount is!??? She can do it if she wants. These people!

[@damienhodges9761]

3 times 3 not guilty’s. Let it go

[@kim-lusteenkamp4866]

Yes but

[@albertan6634]

A defense attorney would defend the devil.

[@lug.5329]

@@albertan6634 or gods

[@shayhoff7064]

If Jeff was in as bad health as they're claiming how in the devil could he manage an extramarital affair along with maintaining a marriage?

[@J24J]

Right. They made it seem as though he could hardly walk a couple feet without problems.

[@janedoe7229]

Good question I didn’t even think of that.

[@buddysmom9494]

Where there's a will there's a way.

[@sookie4195]

Where there is Viagra there is a way. Or he was asexual.

[@prechagirl]

Or kill someone for that matter without help

[@mandyadler4536]

NO murder victim EVER gets justice.They can never be brought back to life.

[@nadeawilliams7749]

True!

[@truckinfam2207]

Poor Ramona,will there ever be justice. Rest in Paradise. Every knee will bow.

[@kim-lusteenkamp4866]

Every tongue will confess

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

I wonder now just how many "wonderful husbands" have done this and have gotten away with murder before someone started paying attention and others, same goes for grieving black widows.

[@Aries-tx3zz]

Right!

[@annalievosloo2006]

Guilty. Who burns a headboard because of grieve? Why not also the cupboard doors? Or anything else for that matter 😒

[@annazaman9657]

Guilty. The room renovation convinced me. Plus if he was healthy enough to chop up a headboard, he could have easily walked home. Plus he does not ask anything about his wife when in police station, it's all about him. Bringing sister in law with him because he's so ill, who would be thinking about that. And that putting on the shoe over bloodstained sock, a robber wouldn't do that. Also you don't need to hit someone in the head 7 seven times and then shoot them to rob them.

[@JD-dh7bk]

Exactly. I've watched a lot of true crime stories and he definitely behaved like a man that killed his wife. And then used the money he stole from her to renovate the bedroom.

[@Aries-tx3zz]

Yes. Any other case. Blood..room clean up. The person is the murderer..Period!

[@junemarshall-kingsley566]

The old "everyone grieves differently" doesn't really work when you are chopping up the headboard and burning it. He could have put it curbside for the municipality to pick up or for someone to find and re-use. Such aggressive hacking and burning doesn't look good and doesn't fit into any experience of grief I have ever encountered. This is why we need to change the jury system and go with the majority vote instead of insisting on every single positive vote.

[@kjova251]

@@junemarshall-kingsley566 Exactly, if you don't want memories or if you even want to redecorate you donate the stuff you don't burn it up in your fireplace. Plus the daughter didn't seem to hear much when he was chopping up the headboard so how credible is it that she's the proof nothing was done to her mother when I skull would be quieter than wood.

[@preciousgem6506]

Right! Hiring a cleaning company and not happy with the door being cleaned thoroughly? And how he practically renovated the entire bedroom.

[@sincitygiggles13]

There's something wrong with Jeff... It always blows my mind a bit when people, police, etc think someone couldn't possibly sleep through a party, a thump, a door bell, a fire, a loud fight, a robbery, gun shots, barking dogs, a cop knock, a swat team... Even 5 minutes of research on the science of our bodies at sleep will prove how one can sleep through a bulldozer.

[@loriburnip]

Very true. With me it simply depends. Often I'll be woken by the smallest sound, like the floor gently creaking when my upstairs neighbor walks from his bedroom to bathroom, but sometimes someone could shake me & say my name yet they'll still have a tough time waking me. Depends on how deep you're sleeping, if you'd taken medication that causes more drowsiness, if you were overtired when you fell asleep etc... Lots of factors there.

[@alexburke1899]

The argument the daughter would definitely hear something didn’t make sense to me because blunt force injuries don’t necessarily make a loud sound, and she might have been knocked out on the first blow. I kind of think the jury was right and there was reasonable doubt. I think he did it but proving it is another thing.

[@patriciacorcoran4582]

I sleep through everything I've never complained about a loud party 🥳.

[@AliValentine143]

Very well studied blaring fire alarms don't wake up a majority of children but smoke detectors that have Parents voices recorded calling out the kids names will make their sleeping brains much sooner.

[@peterjongsma2779]

@@patriciacorcoran4582 Your lucky. I hate loud partying.

[@123hgardner]

Has anyone ever noticed how they say, "everyone grieves differently" when they're referring to a murderer? We may all grieve differently, but we all pretty much follow the same process. Murderers don't feel grief or remorse, so naturally their response looks different.

[@tracyrasmussen8117]

That's interesting..

[@marlenemcmillan8891]

Yes..good point

[@ciku-ciku7194]

I beg to differ. I’ve lost close relatives including my parents. Reality and grief usually dint hit me until months post their deaths. I’m usually the calm one at that time.

[@readdeeply9278]

I once saw a detective say "It's not our job to speculate" lol I'm like What? It is precisely your job to speculate! People may grieve differently, but that doesn't usually involve destruction of the crime scene lol

[@joanmarks2096]

Yes! Check out his behavior in court. An innocent person would be a nervous wreck. He appears to be annoyed AND detached at times. Just my humble opinion

[@Lvnshyrn07]

The daughter is talking about her mother as if she's a separate person from the family. That's weird.

[@ituC1008]

Did you see her swallowing spit when asked if she would ever betray her mother by lying?

[@prechagirl]

Totally distanced herself from her mother, wouldn't even call her mum. Maybe she had some involvement

[@laurenmay2098]

She is like her father, detached from feelings, strange people, but that does not mean he killed Ramona.

[@kjova251]

I thought the same to refer to her own mother as "his wife"

[@preciousgem6506]

Yes! And relating to her “As his wife” wtf?!!

[@Vitagirl]

That was a weird interaction between then the sister in law and Jeff! I know she is being supportive but it was still weird

[@susandurrant6357]

I agree...she couldn't stop touching him

[@ediegal1009]

She was an RN. She was consoling him and monitoring him, both including touch

[@janedoe7229]

Agreed. I’m like why does she continually rub his back lol.

[@Kookoo347]

More than weird.

[@Riley0509]

What a despicable husband to let his daughter try to comfort him instead of the other way around.

[@charlotteallison5786]

When he was in the interview room him getting ill all of a sudden was a total act

[@dancer49lives6]

Jeff Krotine had some part in his wife's death. That is one extremely cold pissed off dude. I think he was "going to get her" for cheating even though he was cheating also.

[@laurenmay2098]

It is possible he hired someone to killed her at that location. But he is a cold dude, my gosh. I am not 100% convinced he is behind the murder, one think is sure, he didn’t do it with his own hands, his heart would give it up on him, I suppose.

[@rosej5029]

Im staying single. So many episodes of husbands murdering their wives instead of divorcing them in court. It's crazy to kill someone as alternative to just breaking up and moving on!😮

[@kayjay407]

As for him appearing "emotionless" in regards to her death, he obviously wasn't in love with his wife anymore. I say that because of the affair and his anger when discovering she hadn't come home. Maybe they were both finished with the marriage? One thing that is strange; they lived in the house for 17 years and the ONLY blood they found was Ramona's. That seems so improbable. No one ever had a cut, or other things? How likely is that? This is a strange case and it seems like so many details don't match up or even exist. He doesn't appear to be a likable man, but that doesn't mean he's guilty. What we do know, she was obviously a lovely person and a great Mother. Condolences to her family, friends and community.🙏🙏🙏

[@shumetesam7407]

Finally somebody I couldn’t agree more Kelly your observation was clear and unbiased. It’s just so mixed up us to whether he did it or not and hopefully there will be just soon once they test up that blood

[@glamdolly30]

Based on the statistics, the chances she was murdered by anyone but her husband are slim to zero!

[@lisayork2624]

I live in the greater Cleveland area and remember this case when it happened. Everyone I spoke with about it all felt the husband was guilty, especially other workers from the I-X Center.

[@loisannlovelace8988]

Sometimes these killers are so stupid they don’t even remember to ask how their spouses died. Ill health or not, it appears he was acting and laying it on thick in that interrogation room, especially when he asked to wrap it up. He really didn’t seem too broken up to me

[@sarahallenhumboldt2638]

That woman rubbing him during the interview is being so inappropriate; who does that?!

[@dannschmit8604]

We all grieve differently and we grieve differently for each of those we grieve over. When one of my best friends passed away, I immediately rearranged my furniture in my house. Every room. I have no idea why. He didn't live there. He had his own house. I just felt the need to change the way my rooms looked. Maybe because now, with him not here anymore, it was a change. Maybe I needed to keep changing things because my life was now forever changed with him no longer in my life. I don't know. Just a theory. Maybe that is what the husband was feeling too.

[@laurenmay2098]

When one friend of my and my ex husband passed, I was sobbing like I was the widow, didn’t manage to go to the wake or funeral, I was a mess. Someone could think something about us, and it was genuine friendship. The guy just turned 39, I was devastated for him and his family. I bet his girlfriend wasn’t crying like me, but so what? We are so different. My personal feelings about this guy is he is a cold person, but that’s all. Can’t say it he is a murderer.

[@CDG1228]

Maybe so...if he had only just rearranged furniture. He hired a cleaning crew (made them start in the bedroom), replaced the carpet, painted the walls, and BURNED the headboard.

[@Angelofloveandhappiness]

Oh when he said she didn't have a cell phone, he caught himself.

[@gospel4303]

Thank you Tamron Hall! You are my absolute favorite broadcast journalist! The only time I watched Fox News in the a.m., and WFLD was due to your great reporting and personality. 💕

[@shrutefarms4741]

Really, I can’t seem to understand why she’s even on this series.. to each their own I guess

[@cheryl5994]

@@shrutefarms4741 ARE U JEALOUS???

[@mainstreamnemesis1086]

@@shrutefarms4741 HAHAHHAHAA!!!! Why you watching it then?!?! 😂🤣🤣😂

[@mainstreamnemesis1086]

"With Tamron Hall"

[@gospel4303]

@@cheryl5994 Exactly!

[@margwalker6606]

O PLEASE, THE HUSBAND IS GUILTY, GUILTY, GUILTY. WITH ALL THAT WORK, REMODELING, CLEANING JUST AFTER HIS WIFE WAS MURDERED. HE LOOKED SO GUILTY FOR SURE

[@flawlessgemini1476]

The prosecution is the reason this woman didn't get justice. The whole case, their argument, and evidence was trash! Smh

[@letsgococo288]

Half of this series shouldn’t have been tried by the prosecutors knowing they couldn’t prove it beyond reasonable doubt. Do their research better to make their case! They rely of jurors emotions to convict.

[@meghanbarton5532]

A previous client of mine lost his wife (she had been terminally sick for a long time). Very quickly he got rid of their bed, dishes that were gifted at their wedding, all her belongings, repainted the house, changed the carpets. He loved her so much, but was grieving and wanted to get rid of everything that made the house remind him of her. Opposite to that I've known people to loose their spouse and keep everything of theirs exactly where it was, including a toothbrush laying on the bathroom counter.

[@Aries-tx3zz]

Oh Kay. But was his wife blood slatterd on the items he got rid of?

[@meghanbarton5532]

@@Aries-tx3zz we don't know that they were, and we only know they discover a few teenie tiny drops which most people would have in their home.

[@junemarshall-kingsley566]

He was fooling around on her, so how could he have loved he so much he had to deep-clean the house and get rid of carpeting?

[@meghanbarton5532]

@junemarshall-kingsley566 everyone grieves different, and people cheat for different reasons.

[@nadeawilliams7749]

Yes!! He was getting rid of evidence!!! Guilty!!!

[@chattahuffman5117]

This should never have been brought to trial in the 1st place. Highly circumstantial evidence with speculation. Not saying he didn't do it but they did not meet their burden of proof. Also I find it odd that the brother just automatically breaks into her car and finds her in her trunk. So definitely other suspects to explore but of course they had tunnel vision.

[@laurenmay2098]

Always the husband theory, in my opinion, the guy is a jerk, but not a murderer. Waist of money.

[@hanytalya5322]

defense attorney sound like he's gonna burst into tears any minute...

[@reganhunt3204]

He looks guilty? Yeah... great evidence lol

[@KCsFunHouse]

Yeah that entire house would have been covered in blood, if anyone should know that people mourn differently it should be the cops. I usually think circumstantial evidences is great in cases but I’m not sold that the husband did this. I think a lot of the official story is reaching.

[@scottaznavourian3720]

Some people are in shock...tom meager clint hiechel maggie haynes come to mind. Russ fauria got screwed over cause they thought he was TOO emotional....people need to follow evidence and not be the emotion police

[@marceasusanna7749]

It seems to be hard for some men to convict other men. Just wait till u pass and then u can apologize to Ramona.

[@laurenmay2098]

I missed if the money was in the car, but robbery is more likely.

[@LizzieMc]

Who the hell is rubbing his back? Poor woman. He isn’t bothered at all about her.

[@Carylina1]

His sister who is a nurse.

[@MMG-g9w]

@@Carylina1Nope it’s HER sister. Her unstoppable touches were inappropriate.

[@russianaloha4576]

Hmmm 2 people seen at the scene, I wander if its the father & daughter. The daughter rubbed me the wrong way... this is a sad story either way. 😔 I hope Ramona gets justice ⚖️

[@tracyrasmussen8117]

Noooooo way! C'mon This is the weakest case ever! I cannot believe the DA even tried it.

[@sookie4195]

When he died, in his obituary, the daughter Jennifer had disowned him.

[@prechagirl]

@@sookie4195 like she seemed to do with her mum on the stand

[@gamunozm1]

The daughter would've heard the argument if it was as heated as the prosecutors portrayed it to be. I don't think the prosecution did a good job here. If i were a juror i would have a hard time deciding on a verdict. Some of the prosecutor's statements seem very forced , like they tried to create all these facts to fit their theory. I don't feel sympathy for the guy, but the facts, as stated by the prosecutors, don't convince me of his guilt.

[@bonniecreighton4163]

The guy who later came forward and "witnessed" her alleged attack in the parking lot area.....why would they do that? I don't remember anything in the story about money she may have had with her being missing.

[@trudehunnicutt8214]

The 1st thing her husband says in his interview is "let's get this done...I just wanna go home". REALLY! that's what he's concerned about...going home?!

[@JD-dh7bk]

The daughter's testimony Wtf ? Weird.

[@cherietillapaughhott1012]

I actually don't think he had anything to do with it. I think that affair put him in the spotlight. Should be a lesson for everyone! Affair doesn't equal murder, but since the odds are against you if your significant other winds up dead...just sayin'.

[@TheSybil47]

So, now he's passed away, and took his secrets with him to his grave. The losers are those poor children. Their mother will never see their own families. It's just too sad for words. Did they ever investigate the mistress? I mean, mistresses can also kill, or conspire with others to kill an obsticle in their way.

[@rogernighbert5436]

Thank You Tamron you are very good about telling these stories. You are like a Rock Star. God Bless!

[@disssmith3102]

I second that!!

[@c.erine78]

Tried 3 times! I imagine if enough doubt can be placed into the minds of jurors, the more likely the outcome will be like Ramona Krotine's. Thank you for another interesting story.

[@torihulmes2783]

Up

[@Blanche0507]

Why was the blood under the handle never tested and they said it wasn’t her blood?

[@HoneyHoneyBaby]

Things that make you go 🤔 hmmm‼️

[@madi4481]

So the police/prosecutor could convict the wrong man, and not submit the DNA evidence that exonerated him. Pretty typical of filthy criminal prosecutor of the rotten prison industry.

[@HoneyHoneyBaby]

@@madi4481 Great points 💯 sad ‼️

[@iamthevioletgirl]

Damn. Here we go again Cleveland.

[@johnkidd5070]

Tameron hall is born for this stuff

[@mwari-wa-nyagah]

Her sister was killed in 2004 · She left behind a son who is still looking for answers · I think that's why she's Soo good at it cos she relates.

[@amyyoung8669]

Y'all 5 specks of blood shouldn't send anyone to prison especially when you have lived in that house for 17 years

[@SUN-it6rf]

I have lived in my house for 40 years and there is absolutely no blood in any of my 3 bedrooms.

[@Mosby55]

No murder weapon, daughter says the house is not the crime screen, no evidence motive because no one said Ramona wanted a divorce or anything like that, Jeff extremely sickly, NOT GUILTY!!!!

[@caesandraseawell1518]

I’m a woman who’s lived alone for over 15yrs and you won’t find one single drop of my blood anywhere in my house. So finding Ramona’s blood drops in so many spots of the house, even after a pro cleaning and evidence disposal (to make his lover feel welcome) definitely looks suspicious to me. The brother goes looking for his sister but not the husband? He has a lover AND a heart condition? Hmmmm. I think he did it but not in the method they described…. The mention of a bedspread but no weapon? Blood in passenger seat + trunk? Why would she being carrying the cash instead of leaving it in trunk? I think the whole family lived in fear of the husband. I don’t think just the affair is enough to destroy his relationship with all of them.

[@elizabethgrogan8553]

Tamron Hall is the perfect presenter for this channel. She is professional throughout. This case was so difficult because the husband was so erratic in his testimony. Yes, I understand his wish to clean up the blood stains, but I don't think that would be my reaction. I couldn't continue to sleep in that bed or even the house. I really hope justice arrives for Ramona.

[@ALWAYSTONED303]

She is good but honestly says like 50 words max a episode

[@TheLadycountry]

They didn't prove it, the prosecutors, the daughter said she heard nothing, he was found not guilty, so don't waste money on another trial for the husband. It's just the fact that they lost, wanted to win.

[@chryssyshuntae8655]

THIS WAS SOOOOO GOOD!

[@joanmarks2096]

Who gets mad and says they are annoyed when a wife doesn't come home. When I stay out late with my girlfriend I call my husband if it goes past midnight. It's about RESPECT!!!

[@marsharowaihy6725]

I watch a lot of true crime shows and I’ve come to the conclusion that the main reason, besides corrupted 👮‍♀️, is that the people to decide someone’s fate is a jury of people such as: Librarian, plumber, Dr, cashier & so on are the ones to judge. Doesn’t make sense! We need professionals that are experts in human behavior & mental health. I say this bc I just have a degree in social work and while watching crime shows it’s BLOWN MY MIND when I’ve heard juror’s discuss behavior of the Defendant that might not make sense to them since they don’t have knowledge of psychology or how trauma can have an effect on someone.

[@laurenmay2098]

I am waiting for Scott Peterson to get a new trial, because one of the only thing media was worried about the time of Laci’s death, was that he had a mistress, he was a liar and a cheater. The evidences on his case is not much different from this case. I wouldn’t convict someone on feelings.

[@LaughingLaptops]

@@laurenmay2098 but wasn't she found where he had gone fishing the day she disappeared? And didn't the cement anchors he made disappear? And didn't he keep secret the fact that he had bought a boat that he took out that day? And didn't he say he had gone to play golf before he had been seen taking the boat out? And wasn't he planning on skipping out with his brothers license, thousands of dollars of cash, gaming gear, burner phones etc? There are so many things that causes one to come to the conclusion that he's guilty. It's going to be interesting to see these things explained away if he does get a new trial. I'm just glad I don't have to decide anyone's fate.

[@chattahuffman5117]

Except psychology really is not an exact science either. You cannot say FACTUALLY a person did something because you believe it could fit into what behavior that particular person may or may not be capable of.

[@laurenmay2098]

@@chattahuffman5117 there is one case of cold case files, or forensic files that showed to me how you can be telling the truth and some of the so call “circumstantial evidence “ being there to make you look it guilty. This guy gave another guy a ride, then the guy wanted him to drive to an area that he new to be not safe, he said no and asked him to leave his car. He got upset and took it a screw driver that was in the motorist truck and try to stab it him with. The truck owner was able to fled the attacker and didn’t go home, afraid of the guy learning where he lives and try to attack it him again. As he was driving around he sees the guy again, he call the police and tell them what happened. After driving for few minutes, he thought was safe to go home, as he enters his home, he notice something was wrong. The guy he gave a ride, was wondering around and chose a house to break it in, guess what house he chose? The guy who gave him the ride. But it was randomly, he killed the mother of the trucker and who was to say it it wasn’t her son? Because she was stabbed with the screwdriver he took it from his truck at the time of the ride, long story short, he was arrested, he told the story, the police don’t believed him. Later it was proven he didn’t do it, but he had no alibi, the screwdriver was his, he had opportunity, it was crazy, innocent people do go to prison because of bad police work, and over zealous prosecutors.

[@julesthecat.]

How that even went to the first trial is insane.

[@daCubanaqt]

Oh man, I have to find this trial to watch. The evidence shown in this episode isn’t super convincing to me.

[@phyllisburris7093]

Sister on law & Brother were involved. Never have I heard of a sister in law accompanying a husband to police station to talk about the murder of their wife. His lover brought he back home.

[@michillene]

HE'S GUILTY, WHENEVER YOU HEAR ABOUT AN AFFAIR WITH ANOTHER, IT USUALLY POINTS TO GUILT.

[@renpilak6048]

Do not expect for the law enforcement to test the blood on the car door handle because it will exonerate their TARGET 🎯 person and will put their work into shame! They’d rather have the cloud hover his reputation. That is their only and ultimate victory.

[@madi4481]

Exactly

[@vikaz3408]

I dont think he did it……. First, he has a very poor health, it would be too hard for him to carry unconscious/ dead person out to the car…… second, if beating happened at home, it wont be just 5 specks of blood they would find….. Im sometimes in awe how some lawyers cant make up stories as to what they believed happened….

[@judycunningham5687]

I think that police department needed and wanted the husband to be guilty and he wasn't. This is how innocent people go to jail for crimes they never committed!!

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

🤦🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏿‍♂️🤯🥺🙄🤪🤣🤦🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🤯🤣🤣🤣

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

Then why don't you start a half way home for felons their innocent right you said that were

[@samantham8696]

@@cyankirkpatrick5194 What a bizarre response to her statement. Statistically she is correct. There are a lot of people that end up being released because they were not actually guilty.

[@lavonneevans988]

If the husband/ father is innocent , why is this story on “Someone They Knew”?😂

[@intentionallyqueen.478]

So enjoying Tamaron on this show.

[@jenniferb590]

That lady prosecutor was so over the top banging seven times that it just suggests to me that they didn't have enough hard evidence to convict him and knew it. As for getting rid of the bedroom stuff my son, who loved his father dearly burned all of his clothes in a matter of days after his death because it hurt him to see them. He said no one else can have them now. We do all grieve in different ways.

[@horsluva0758]

That defense attorney is in denial!!!

[@gmock9427]

Did the father and the doughier have tea or coffee together before the daughter went to sleep? Because if she was drugged, then she would not have heard anything.

[@jackykidwell]

I honestly don't believe it was the husband. Watched this 3 times at it is stuck in my head. Read some articles. I don't believe it was the husband and i would have found him not guilty if i was on the jury. I would be taking a closer look at the brother. But they have dna so why aren't they solving this case once and for all. The brothers statement " I felt her body to make sure it was cold" was just weird to me.

[@katgrey6239]

God knows if Jeff is guilty. If he's guilty, then he will receive his punishment. Sad for her loved ones.

[@danahsutton101]

We know this is true crime so you don't need to warn us crime scenes. We are adults and can handle it.

[@always_b_natural703]

It's legal protection. Just like those warnings on ceiling fans not to put your head in the moving blades.

[@elizabethgrogan8553]

@@always_b_natural703 I agree. My new washing machine came with a comprehensive booklet. One piece of advice stated, in tiny lettering, "any attempt to interfere with the plug on this device will result in the automatic cancellation of the warrenty"

[@scroogemcduckrich9705]

such a small petty thing to take issue with.. bet you’re fun at parties

[@marylowery2718]

The evidence I heard and saw was far to flimsy to convict. The cleaning lady and daughter were both in that room hours after and neither saw any blood on carpet or walls.

[@iamthevioletgirl]

He worked for State Farm and so did I at the time and when you have any type of cleaning that you want to do the first company that you think of are the ones that you referred to your clients for insurance claims I always used Servpro because I was familiar with their services

[@marygoff3332]

I would never convict this man on such flimsy 'evidence' - no way.

[@laurenmay2098]

For some reason not having emotions and an affair for investigators are signs of guilt. He is a cold man, but I can’t convict it on that. Their marriage was over, he was having an affair, when he said he wasn’t going to sleep with another woman in the same bed he slept with his wife, I believe he was sincere, he wants his mistress in the house, but not in the same bed. I remember watching this case before and the prosecutor was just not having, his ego was hurt and he wanted convicted someone, even if it was an innocent. There is so much reasonable doubt, can’t convict.

[@littlesthobo182]

@@laurenmay2098 Signs of guilt also include blood splatter.

[@rosej5029]

Notice the husband didn't join the brother in searching for her!

[@krisvanallen]

Where did the $4000 ish money from selling fudge go? Was it taken?

[@srichey444]

I love how they try to give excuses for why this Murderer had little to no emotion. Psychopaths do that. He had no emotion because he saw nothing wrong with killing his wife. It's not Rocket Science that he not only murdered her, but tried to cover it up. One day he will stand before The Ultimate Judge on his Judgement Day. No one gets away with anything. You pay on this side of Eternity, or the other. RIP to this poor lady. 🙏🏽💕✝️

[@glamdolly30]

Fantastic post, 100% TRUTH.

[@marilynglazier9794]

The defense attorney is literally foaming at the mouth.

[@straightforward]

I wonder, if the parking lot was the crime scene...did they get all of the evidence around, before they towed the car? Did Jeff have a car, and met her at the parking lot? Otherwise, how would he get back to the house? The state did not provide an answer for that. I agree, too many unconnected dots. I think the police missed some evidence. So sad.

[@peterjongsma2779]

Jennifer not hearing anything is strange. Beating someone to death must be very noisy. Thumping and screaming. And the blood was a few tiny droplets.

[@violagentsch]

30:54 his wife being murdered??? Not my mother? Red 🚩

[@dinabern3121]

He probably shot her first, then moved her body to the car. Did anyone look for a silencer? Or the daughter is not telling the truth. He might also have had an accomplice at the parking lot.

[@rainaeasley7863]

Wow ! They thought he was guilty and killed her in the bedroom but when a witness came forward and said that they basically seen it happen at the hotel now they change their story to it was killed in the hotel by an accomplice it really sounds like they want to make it him

[@ASHES234]

I never thought he did it

[@hittheheadlines2942]

Prosecutors in this case are a double threat - ruthless and brainless - the worst combo

[@tracyrasmussen8117]

3 separate sets of jurors couldn't find him guilty. His children didn't think he was guilty (of murder, anyway) and after watching this I don't see the guilt either! So let's just say he really didn't do it (not 100% sure on this) think how many more injustices became because of the cops chasing the wrong robber. His life was ruined after this, in many ways. The 'real' killer (s) very well may have killed again. The list goes on. Very sad

[@nicoleloves9483]

Love this show.

[@marivipalomino6975]

Could the father have put something inhis daughter's drink so she wouldn't wake up?

[@IzzyMariel]

I watched the whole trial, not just this video. He didn't do it

[@roaddog137]

And the cops blew it.

[@gingmolinaminoza7419]

i wonder why mr.twinning never called the police or 911 of what he he saw that night

[@dannschmit8604]

I'm not so sure Mr. Krotine was guilty. Given my reactions to my own grief over my friend passing on. Changing things doesn't ALWAYS mean guilt!! Prosecutors and detectives are so quick to judge and convict it's ridiculous!!! It all basically boils down to money. The more people in the prison system, the more money for that state and the persons involved with all of that system. From Judges to detectives and everyone in between and even some that haven't any connection to the system. It's all about money!

[@ktcooki276]

Thanks for your personal insight, interesting...did you form an opinion as to his guilt??

[@madi4481]

Exactly. Prosecutors and those who own the prison system have more crime and blood on their hands.

[@littlesthobo182]

Change does always mean guilt. But blood splatter does.

[@tymom9313]

Hmmmm if my husband didn't come home all night, I would freak out!

[@jodyross6185]

Is Jeff wearing a snap on rug?..figures..he prolly thinks he's fooling us..lol

[@ALWAYSTONED303]

😂

[@dylanthuong2600]

Why does that lawyer have to scream at her???

[@OttawaAndy]

Good show!

[@cdelane3335]

Defense attorney if an attack happened in the bedroom there would've been blood every but lawyer doesn't also say he had the whole house cleaned and completely redone the bedroom. Defense attorneys amaze me. Sometimes finding a needle in the haystack is exactly what it means. I have a feeling he had something to do it.

[@tracieproctor2167]

Whoever killed Ramona drove her to her workplace parking lot ,therefore it was definately someone she knew , with new technology i would be checking Remonas shoe's for dna, also for dna on the rope used to tie her up and check the car keys and trunk for fingerprints and also the bullet that might all solve the case ,oh and also check the cars steering wheel for fingerprints to see who the last person was to drive her car. I still think if her husband didn't kill her to be with his mistress then he hired a family friend to do it

[@molliemae6855]

Cleveland was named after General Moses Cleaveland. I don’t think it has anything to do with the word cleave and the river cutting the city in half!

[@littlesthobo182]

And cleave is spelled with an A.

[@zeeprince9879]

Jeff is looking up at his lying kids, crying. I'll see you guys soon 🥵💯

[@karlay455]

Some people myself is also sensitive to noises even if it’s in the basement and I’m on my first floor sleeping this is just is tragic story.

[@dianedixon9974]

First of all , love this show ,always so interesting to watch and this man is guilty as hell !!! Second , I LOVE EVERY SINGLE OUTFIT TAMRIN HALL WEARS !!!!!!!!!!

[@ang1696]

Luv Tamron HALL!! 👍 Great reporter 👏 👏✌️😷🇨🇦

[@lydiakinnaman3679]

I believe Jeff had a hand in it. Had motive and his girl friend.