I Lived With A Killer | Season 1 | Episode 7 | The Classified Ad Rapist | Robert Mladinich

[@outlawJosieFox]

Imagine how many serial killers might be stopped before they start were law enforcement agencies to take rape allegations seriously the first time !;

[@gayleandreah]

Instead of the old 'boys will be boys' defense.

[@wintercrow8136]

Just discovered this channel and have been binge watching--- but would enjoy it more if there weren't the constant references to characters in films!

[@beamills9205]

ME, TOO !......so glad i'm single, kids grown and gone.....my dogs are loving me hanging out watching videos.....they love days like this.....

[@kindGSL]

Amen!

[@urielflores7750]

It’s so out of place!

[@ccdominicancakes]

Omg I think same thing, so annoying

[@TB-wo7ml]

I hate it too!!!

[@lisamaddox7860]

Thank God for that Dr. and police officer stepping in, doing the right thing and giving her the strength and support to leave. May God bless you always!! ❤

[@dewalt459]

So let me get this straight "god "can step in and help that lady.But the ladies that he strangled raped and killed god couldn't step in and help them? Makes absolutely no sense as usual

[@namea99]

I'm happy Cindy was able to escape with her life. That said, there were massive warning signs *before* he had his accident. No one in their right mind points a gun at someone and pulls the trigger as a joke, empty or not. He was already off his rocker but the accident made it so much worse.

[@tifmat82]

Exactly! She should have ended it then! Crazy!

[@ashleywilliams7747]

We e we we we

[@ronfirek5824]

Ex-wife is a strong lady. BLESSINGS

[@MyReflectionLucretia]

I would say that it is not easy to understand a situation if you haven't been in that situation yourself. I feel great sympathy for Cindy. Not only she was abused but she also lost her childhood friend because she met her husband when they were children. On top of that she had to live with the guilt that so many girls died because she did not shoot him that night she got back from the hospital. It is brave to share her story.

[@fatemehmaryam2419]

Totally agree

[@MyReflectionLucretia]

@@kaydefreese7586 She would and I am glad she is not a murderer. However I can imagine how someone feels when learns that so many girls are dead and one decision could have change that.

[@jkweili]

I hate when they tell what mistakes the bad guy made, I feel like it makes future bad guys more wiser.

[@dodgingbullets3503]

👏💯💯

[@fredajordan5704]

So happy that Cindy made it out alive, she`s such a lovable and charming woman. Maybe the accident did have something to do with Longs actions. May his victims RIP.

[@gayleandreah]

Brain injury can cause impulse control. Him already being at least a little sadistic.. the gun to her head incident... it's going to let the bad guy out of the cage.

[@jamara3330]

Several serial killers have suffered from head trauma, committed their crimes after and research is being done. Fred West's was also caused by a bike accident.

[@gayleandreah]

@@jamara3330 It isn't the only 'cause'. It is a contributing factor. Head injuries just lower the impulse control. I have known people who got head injuries from risky or downright stupid actions. And they don't kill people. Something has to be off in the personality to start.

[@tarawehry7105]

She didn’t deserve that sh*t

[@adiamondndrough]

Thanks for the constant movie references, I would know how to relate murder without it....

[@halleyslim]

Unnecessary right ? That's the only thing I disliked about this series

[@adiamondndrough]

@@halleyslim imagine a therapist during a session with a client going, "oh so you are having suicidal thoughts? Kinda like that movie where the dude blows his brains out. Anyway, back to you, that sucks bro"

[@myariete2011]

@@adiamondndrough lol

[@adiamondndrough]

@John Hicks tomorrow, promise bro....you know how I can relate, because I'm alive, being murdered would be the opposite to being alive. Easy concept, no movie clip required

[@ayvahfaith6861]

Lol for real. You'd think they're getting paid for saying the movies so much haha

[@SecretSquirrelFun]

Domestic violence is just so insidious. Rather than wondering why the victim doesn’t leave the abuser, if you know someone that is in a similar situation, and if you really want to help them, offer them a safe haven, offer to help them escape or help them in anyway you can. Call the agencies in your area for advice on how to help them and how to help them and you stay safe. I’m talking from experience and I just wish that someone had offered me assistance, I eventually got away with my child and my pets and no car or any of our belongings. It was so hard and people judged me as a bad parent for taking my child from our home to living with friends and not always being able to get her to school. One agency said that they could help me by taking my child away from me - that way they don’t have to help house us both. It was just crazy and from that day off I didn’t ask for help with housing. These days I sincerely hope that they approach it differently but I lived with guilt for years and only now that my daughter is an adult with her own family am I really able to explain it all to her. Gah, it’s another one of my KZbin comment overshares. But I have to admit, it helps as I obviously have a lot of unresolved issues. Anonymous commenting is very cathartic.

[@mariannastefanova7697]

I don't know you, but I can tell you this - absolutely no fault on your end, not even a grain of it. I know it can be hard, especially when you hear the same thing over and over again, at some point it does get into your head. That being said though, you did what you could and you did get out alive. Many other victims don't have the same courage and that leads to so much more devastating results. It may sound shallow or irresponsible, but when things get to the point of choosing between your and your child's life and school, I'm very sorry, but school absolutely doesn't matter, and to hell whoever ever told you otherwise. If you ever happen to find yourself in the guilt trip situation again, just remind yourself that both you and your child got out alive because of what you did. Your child is now alive and has had the chance to become an adult because of you taking the decision to leave. You fought for your baby and that is all a mother is meant to do, so please be kind to yourself and remember that your courage meant a future for you and your girl ❤‍🩹I'm proud of you for being so so brave!

[@leigh3069]

@@SecretSquirrelFun I think u could b one of the strongest people I would know!

[@royaleobsidianb6976]

Who needs demons when men like him exist!

[@prometheusunbound7628]

Men like him are demons.

[@judithcrannell5629]

I am binge watching all these episodes. Interesting that many of the killers had head injuries prior to their killing sprees.

[@antoinettejohnson9454]

I noticed that also. I wonder if the injuries were left or right brain oriented and can they be cured/fixed medically.

[@corymccollett1427]

I had a brain injury from Iraq and it changed my personality so much. Obviously not to the point where I go around killing people but it’s definitely made me more aggressive.

[@polarbearsrus6980]

Right but many people have had head injuries and don't kill people. There needs to be more research, that's for sure.

[@beamills9205]

almost everyone has had some type of head injury to some extent......from minor to severe............the defense will use anything to make excuses for them....

[@beamills9205]

25% + of the population has had some type of brain injury......i lost a third to half of my right frontal lobe to encephalitis.....loss is loss............

[@tessforbes8687]

In regards to Cindy, here’s a woman who is beaten and terrorised over a number of years yet when she finally divorces him and he moves a few hundred miles away she contacts him. Unbelievably, allows him access to the children after he traumatised them and even goes on a family outing. This isn’t rational behaviour.

[@SaraAhmed-mm7iu]

I was kinda thinking the same. So many ....not even "red flags" but straight up attempts to harm his own family like...why allow him to have access to you and your kids. He clearly was a predator. Idgaf about that "but he was their father", it's one thing to be abusive and get therapy and a whoooleee next level to shoot at your wifes head, beat her while pregnant and frighten the life out of your kids by pretending to leave them stranded and abandoned. Sometimes being a "tiger mum" is justified in order to preserve the lives of your own children.

[@rachelmartin3631]

It's called domestic violence syndrome. We always think oh I'm doing it for the kids. They need to have a relationship with him to grow up "normal". And the abuse seems normal to us, we haven't known anything else. He says oh I'm so sorry I'll never do it again, and we believe him. It takes a LOT of guts to get out, to say enough and disappear. I've had 2 abusive marriages, and I grew up in an abusive home as a child. At first it seemed normal, but eventually I said ENOUGH and left. It's taken years and years of therapy to realize abuse isn't normal. To stay away, and move on.

[@tessforbes8687]

@@rachelmartin3631 I appreciate what you are saying and I’m glad that your life is better today. I think Cindy’s circumstances were different even though she was controlled by him for that four year period. Abusive partners often threaten death if their partner leaves and the act of leaving is considered the most dangerous time for the victims. He accepted the divorce and never assaulted Cindy again. I think this fact, and believing brain damage caused his violent behaviour, she trusted him. I guess I’m surprised that she was no longer fearful of his propensity for violence. It seems that the divorce freed him to begin his rampage of rape and then murder. You may be right Rachel having experienced domestic abuse. (He was executed in 2019 at age 65 after 34 years on death row).

[@annettepeacock9757]

Taking kids from a parent is not easy

[@blossom122ify]

That’s the mindset and thinking of an abused woman. Never victim shame a woman for staying.

[@richardsmith7322]

These episodes are all great! I’m watching every one!

[@outlawJosieFox]

I'm binge watching every one! Even the old cases I already know pretty well have a new angle coming from the inside, so to speak.

[@Mazikeen350]

Agreed but the constant references to movies is aggravating to me. Sometimes not comparable at all.

[@huxy6719]

@VEGAN KITCHEN KARMA love That Chapter, binge watched when I found him.

[@beamills9205]

@@Mazikeen350 there are so many other crime series.....

[@RobertJamesChinneryH]

check

[@rationallyruby]

Lisa was incredibly smart! She knew he was a thrill seeking killer who needed his victims to show fear and pain. So she manipulated the manipulator! Even at the age of 17 she beat the odds and survived. Not only that but also identified enough information to find him later!

[@beamills9205]

good for her........she saved lives ! bless her sweet, strong BRAVE HEART !

[@michelleearey8572]

This is on netflix called believe me. Lisa solved the whole case whilst coming from an abusive family home. No one believed her at first. It was her step grandad and nan who she lived with.

[@saphire5271]

The movie references degrades the true essence of living with a killer by comparing it to something that's made up. I can't understand what the narrator wants to convey. Please don't compare these are people who went through real tragedy and doing so makes them ordinary. Even if you compare them with another true to life heinous crime it's just not the same ordeal as humans have different faculties of thinking and feeling. So frustrating! Stop it!

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Only stuff that happens in movies is Real. ! Normal everyday life and people are boring and dull by comparison . ( seems like a LOT of people think that ! ? )

[@terrygause29653]

It’s almost like the purpose of the show is to advertise old movies.

[@jennebeattie3168]

Thank you so much for sharing your story. I am certain many people will learn from this. You are AMAZING ❤️

[@petrona3049]

I hope Lisa was able to heal and have a happy life. I'm sure she saved numerous lives.. she was a very brave young lady.

[@missair222]

She had appeared on other documentaries- she ended up being a police officer and is thriving. She was very courageous at that young age when she psychologically tricked the killer.

[@angelarobinson2961]

It’s a shame he never got help after he suffered head trauma from a motorcycle accident , his wife said he was never the same after that.

[@ForeverLumoz]

Help isn’t enough. There brain damage that changes people and no therapist or medication can changed a damaged brain. A therapist may have helped to figure out how bad he was though.

[@amandabricker3059]

@@ForeverLumoz I have to believe that he was troubled prior to the accident, it only heightened it after. A normal person doesn’t put a gun to someone’s head, blanks or empty. It doesn’t matter. Maybe therapy would have helped a little, but there are cases where deep seeded issues in the mind are incredibly difficult to come back from and have him have no desires to harm others.

[@ForeverLumoz]

@@amandabricker3059 I absolutely agree. My point was that a therapist can’t cure brain damage. Not that something wasn’t wrong from the beginning.

[@dorirori2119]

He got help. He was in the hospital. He was treated. He had check ups after. He lied and manipulated. Let's leave the blame where it's belongs... With the guy commiting the crimes.

[@alayetmanel6986]

Excuses doesn't count

[@CraftyCuriosity]

Casting does a great job finding look a like actors

[@Hustlinchadroma]

That’s my buddy who played him he did great!

[@Barbara-dt3zq]

@@Hustlinchadroma do the actors have trouble with people confusing them with the real killers?

[@kimkatz2444]

I thought i was the only one who's getting frustrated about the movie references...hahaha pointless af!!

[@AMunoz-rh9cz]

Great detective work crossmatching ATM and dashboard Info

[@Bettinasisrg]

You know a guy is weak, feeble and small when they have to resort to violence against women, children, animals and the elderly, weak weak weak!

[@marikadolinsky9912]

So true

[@lorenapuga9469]

I think the movie references are not necessary /=. They get annoying after a while.

[@myariete2011]

Think they’re just trying to have a gimmick

[@cherylrundle1320]

I would seriousally be scared to go to America so many terrible crimes there just shocking

[@mael2039]

Ladies, the first time he hits or chokes you, run out the door and never look back. Head injury or not. Fellas, the same goes for you, too. I know, I know it's not easy, I know about the psychological damage that causes many victims to stay, I know all of this, but if you're in doubt about whether or not you should leave, and you see this, please leave

[@crystallotzer5400]

At times, the guy playing Bobby actually looks like the serial killer Gary Ridgeway.

[@saphire5271]

Not at times, most of the time! Lol!

[@WindDancer435]

Yes, I noticed that too, right away. It's uncanny, the resemblance.

[@crystallotzer5400]

@@WindDancer435 Right!! Pretty scary actually

[@WindDancer435]

@@crystallotzer5400 I agree and the actor's facial grimaces are on point. The casting director did a fantastic job.

[@kindGSL]

Have you noticed any of the victims in one episode turning up as by standing passengers in another? I thought I did.

[@CammieInOz]

Recently discovered this channel and am very much enjoying it. Many of these crime stories I have watched before but I very much like how these are presented. Also, I don't have an issue with the occasional mention of a certain film character which is used for comparison. Sleeping With the Enemy is a frightening movie about a psychotic, abusive and possessive husband but tame compared to this horrid story.

[@missair222]

I agree. I don’t understand why anyone would complain of movie character references lol. It is so minor and makes zero sense. This like people find anything they can to complain. These real life victims or family members don’t have to do they shows nor do all the camera crews. Police officers or psychologists etc that put in the hard work to bring us (the viewers) these great shows … only to have people make such a ridiculous complaint for nothing!!

[@summerbrightbright4602]

Before the Accident he pointed a Gun at her while laying on the bed in His Mum’s House .so Why did she go ahead to marry him And even have children with him ??? Strange how people view violent partner is or is it serial killers

[@xiHaveNoIdeax]

It takes about 30 incidents for people to report domestic violence let alone recognise it.

[@summerbrightbright4602]

@@xiHaveNoIdeax yes I understand that but the fact is you have to protect yourself and your life If anyone threatens you with Gun the first time you should know that person is dangerous and extremely abnormal. And don’t pretend that you are in love with violent and evil person who’s abnormal Any decent Women who loves themselves would just run away for your life and don’t not let anyone point a Gun at you And she described his laughter after pointed a gun at her so whether it was her self-esteem or lack of self-esteem well I don’t believe in guns and I don’t believe in violent patterns

[@summerbrightbright4602]

@John Hicks the thing is that good woman find bad men for love and good Man are equally the same they find Evil Women for love Shame really but it would seem that the world we live in operates that way....

[@sandis700]

I’m always afraid if I get married and my husband gets a head injury and changes completely!!

[@beetlunar399]

This pandemic lead me watching all of these kind of stories..but i think there's a lesson that we might get in every story and be cautious ..its just sad things really happened like this

[@colemand402]

Lol me too

[@colemand402]

Just few weeks ago something horrible happened to a friend, she was kidnapped from her home, robbed and killed, her body was found decomposed... This leaves me very scared for sometime

[@Mrscarricom]

@@colemand402 sorry for your friend, I watch these to remind myself evil is real and lives in people. I don't trust anyone

[@jenmb2679]

Married 7 years and couldn't come up with an escape plan?

[@myariete2011]

It’s easier said than done

[@marikadolinsky9912]

It's not that easy

[@mazzmj5809]

It's crazy and sad to think that Cindy actually feels guilt for not murdering him that night.

[@nickiewilson6985]

Amazing that you lived to tell your story and you had your new husband backing you to go forward. I to fkeed my birth place and job 11 yrs ago and have been single since as I just retired. It's safer for some to go alone with all this abuse and murders nowadays.

[@AMunoz-rh9cz]

Hope they got rid of the statute of limitations on rape that allowed him to get away with the entire Want Ad assault series; such limitations serve no purpose whatsoever.

[@haydeejohnson8290]

There's NO amount of "sweet talking" to come back to after that. No ma'am. Your RED FLAGS were NEON. Lot's of us don't have that same type of luck, or should I say; WARNING❣

[@annewhite9850]

Chocking out of a partner is now a stand alone criminal offence in the U.K with 5 years mandatory imprisonment. Too many violent men who killed their spouses claimed the victim asked to be chocked as part of sexual games. Men in the UK now know put your hands on a woman throat and it’s the slammer for 5 years.

[@sdeee3842]

Dead behind the eyes can’t miss it! Seriously 4:23 he put a gun to your head and you marry him!🤦🏾‍♀️ 8:24 no shit! 😯

[@seshadri.j]

This episode missed one important details. That car Tyre was white wall tyre and it was fitted inside out. hence the tyre impression was reversed for one tyre. That's how they identify precisely. This is a famous episode in forensic files channel

[@patearl4036]

Nobody deserves to be choked? Lady I can name many who do....like the killer himself.

[@ellarazumi9508]

This is very good since we're able to get the most precise story from the actual people involved, but why repeat the same thing, narrating the background, over & over again? I become impatient 😅

[@jenniferbrown8314]

NEW SUB, GLAD TO BE HERE!!

[@aprilj5687]

This guy was a very sick individual before his accident. He thought it was funny to hold a rifle to his girlfriends head while she was sleeping .

[@VivaLeMoi]

Bobby Joe Long was executed on May 23, 2019, at Florida State Prison.

[@22ERICSHELLY]

So sad! May Jesus be with this family

[@ellafacebooktruecrimecases3644]

When women stay with men like this and you have children it damages US ... I have had fear, now chronic pain, bad relationships l, borderline all from the trauma of growing up in a household like this, please protect your children and yourself

[@dianabehr3169]

He was already warped with a sadistic trait before his in accodent, otherwise he wouldn't have held that gun to his girlfriend's head

[@dawngay2709]

Wtf.... someone shoots a blank at you while you're sleeping. ...and you stick around. ..... come on !!!!

[@justme33126]

I am curious as to why he wasn't followed up medically after his accident and his then wife reported violent behavior to doctors. I also feel she should have been more protective of her children; especially after he threatened to drive away without them. He used great violence against her even when she was pregnant. That tells me his children's safety and welfare wasn't high on his list.

[@kathypolish1389]

What is with the movie analogies 🤣

[@SecretSquirrelFun]

Those poor kids finding a body, that should never happen. I hope that they’re doing ok too.

[@MissyLover]

Stop naming all those movietitles i cant handle it anymore, i have a list of almost 50 movies i have to see!

[@ShecheetahCute]

😅😅😅

[@1just4laughs]

Best quote "Tampa was a little seedier back then" lol As opposed to ANYWHERE in Florida now lol strip club, pawn shop, empty mansion....repeat lol

[@Tamjoy73]

Sorry but there were huge red flags BEFORE she married him and before the accident. I wish more women would choose themselves over choosing a man or marriage. But at least she made it out alive.

[@AndriaBieberDesigns]

It’s interesting how many murderers when you watch these documentaries started killing after they had severe head injuries

[@noneya1238]

He shot at his wife head before the accident.

[@Xoxotho]

Yeah he already pretended to shoot his wife in her sleep. Nobody normal enough does that lol so I’m sure it’s more to the story they just love blaming it on head injury nowadays

[@PunkProfess0r]

The actress who played his ex wife is so beautiful 😍

[@halleyslim]

The detective sounds like kip from napoleon dynamite. Enjoyed it

[@noneya1238]

Lmao so true.

[@Honestly-Jenn61]

The music is too loud,

[@MinimyoCaly]

I really love this show, but I'm starting to believe you guys have lazy writers that just reference movies in every episode.

[@KKKaTTT123]

I feel heartbroken for the wife, it just adds that they met so young, he was her life since they were kids which makes it that much harder. She is also so beautiful and seemed to kind.

[@polarbearsrus6980]

First clue, he points a gun at you and pulls the trigger, WTF. Disturbs me every time I see a woman like his wife wo has no self worth.

[@elenapashaeva1]

I feel hate hearing these stories from those silent wifes. Because they could have prevented a lot of damage long time ago.

[@polarbearsrus6980]

@@elenapashaeva1 I can relate but unfortunately, some of these women are too afraid o their husband to speak out; it is very depressing.

[@inkyguy]

@@elenapashaeva1 , I don’t feel a lot of positive regard for someone who cannot spell, either.

[@elenapashaeva1]

@@inkyguy sorry, man. I live in another country and English isn't my first language.

[@polarbearsrus6980]

@@inkyguy LMAO, how about people who don't know how to punctuate, you have a lot of room to talk. .

[@brittanymurray2582]

Sounds like the head injury caused a lot of this. If the doctor warned her of this, why did the doctors not help her then?? My father broke his neck when I was little and he was never the same again either. He actually acted very similar. Called my mom nasty names, beat her and us kids, attacked everyone close to him mentally and made us feel like we were worthless. Looking back now I think he did that because he felt worthless now since he was having to learn to walk and do daily activities again. He became more and more violent as time went on and he got his strength back and healed better. I always knew my dad killed someone or multiple people because of things he would say when drunk and he almost killed my mom and I and got a kick out of it. No one would listen to us about my dad because to everyone else he was such a great man. Behind closed doors he was a monster. I even wrote a story/short book about life with him and I won a writer award. When I was reaching out for help by writing about him no one tried to help, no they gave me an award, thinking I made this is and I was very "imaginative" , no one ever listens until it is too late. He recently died and I could not bring myself to go to his funeral because I couldn't bare hearing people talk about what a great man he was when I knew the truth. Other people around him were in such denial. When I had to take care of him after my mom finally divorced him and got away, barely, I had then become his punching bag, blaming the divorce on me, and when I finally stood up to him, my family found out and then called me the bad guy and shunned me away from the family. I now realize my entire family is crazy and in denial and in order to have any sense of a normal life I have to stay away from my entire family as they will never listen or realize. Which tells me now that they are just as bad, because why would a little kid lie about this? And why was my mother pretending now like that stuff never happened. My family actually made me feel like I was crazy for a period of time. They tried to get me to believe it was all in my head, but after I put t myself in counseling I came to the reality that "my father the monster" was my reality. I had marks, bruising, past broken bones, and vivid explicit memories that just couldn't be made up. I'm still getting help, but I know I will never be able to have any relationship with my family.

[@cplmpcocptcl6306]

So glad you distanced yourself from your family. Hope you are healing. Bless you.

[@huxy6719]

So sad and sorry to hear what you have been through. Hope you find trust and the beautiful future you deserve 🙏

[@sandis700]

She was way to pretty for him

[@urielgrey]

His poor wife and I feel so terrible for her and his other victims

[@saragibson5188]

Makes you wonder what he might have been like if he hadn't got the head trauma

[@I.C.Weiner6969]

He still put a gun to her head/shot a blank before the accident? Wtf

[@polarbearsrus6980]

He was already messed up... that's an excuse.

[@ursalanova1481]

@@I.C.Weiner6969 Good Point!

[@Jojocrazy]

Stresses with the movie comparisons please😪

[@SCM1949]

I think your videos are great, but when the background music dominates…I have to turn it off.

[@Kyra_of_Kerkyra]

I don't mind the film references at all

[@jackiemartial91]

Died May 23, 2019 (aged 65) Florida State Prison, Bradford County, Florida, U.S. Cause of death Execution by lethal injection Relief for the family - peace everyone - one less mad sexual crazed man out there! WOW

[@sweetie523]

That's my birthday yikes 😳

[@kalpanaperry6709]

so happy she got away from him. just a little confused as to why she would let him see the children after so many years of abuse, after he pretends to leave his children pit in the desert and traumatIzes them. maybe she was still afraid what he might do if he was denied his children.? she is a very brave woman relieved she was not killed by him.

[@Drew823]

Another instance of a traumatic head injury causing major changes in character.

[@KrispyKrom]

Another traumatic brain injury! These people need a lot more support than they’re getting after these brain injuries. 😢

[@katerinagiannioudi401]

He fired at her and she stayed!!! WTF was she thinking. Why was she suprised at the end? He treated her badly. Dont blame the accident. He was born disturbed.

[@claricestar47]

How do guys like this still get visitation with the kids!?!

[@pfftdammitchris]

whats with all these girls getting into mens cars. smfh

[@polarbearsrus6980]

Good question... there's not enough money on the planet to get me to do it. I'll never understand it.

[@Poisonevy4188]

Cindy, you are a brave woman

[@amandalong7655]

@Breakthrough Entertainment hun the name is wrong in your title and also at the end of the description. Just letting you know.

[@RobertJamesChinneryH]

great "scuba buddy"

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

It's for people like Bobby that the death penalty is reserved for.

[@tarawehry7105]

Don’t be sooo hard on yourself

[@Maxz4115]

so many movie references in this one

[@nesaj5622]

I like this documentary as well added to my crime list.. Sad cases though i will say

[@inspectorkev6092]

Hard to believe people can just kill and rape without remorse and then return home to their own daughters & wife

[@timdoerksen9893]

My beef with all these serial killer shows is they give money to the killers families to appear multiple times to appear on these shows instead of putting the victims families on & giving them the money. Its just bullshit & they need the money the most.

[@caleclayton1987]

I thought that before a few times

[@saragibson5188]

I'm not saying it's right or wrong but the families are victims too. They are affected. It's just crappy all around

[@Unboxing_mysteries_fun]

I think it’s probably harder to get the victims families to come on these shows. Bringing that trauma to surface over and over would be rough.

[@timdoerksen9893]

@@Unboxing_mysteries_fun I understand just would like to know if these shows give them any money if they are making money off of them.

[@ShecheetahCute]

They get paid to appear on the show?...I thought it is free....

[@alysononoahu8702]

His ex-wife at least is Articulate and good tempered. Good job !!!

[@luanagardner1815]

Idk what's their obsession with movie comparisons, but it's ridiculous!

[@soootheromanslancs6256]

I don't understand how a woman can have a man pull a gun on her, beat her and she lets him have access to her kids.....

[@johndoyle3076]

I don’t know why the wife was surprised

[@keridesireeGerBaldi]

Ameding or creating laws through precedence is the foundation of law lmao

[@IwasBlueb4]

head injury damaged the frontal lobe in the brain...like the brain of a pyschopath...so sad

[@mj-kawai]

He pointed a gun to his then girlfriend 's head before the accident. It was a matter of time, but the accident probably anticipate the events.

[@srk54989]

@@mj-kawai exactly!

[@patearl4036]

Woman's name...woman's face ....he had issues early on

[@jennidelavega5234]

Lot of these killers had head injuries

[@MsLove-lb1vz]

wow.. What some women put up with... I would had been over for me with the gun to the head incident. Women need to know our self worth

[@labellaxia7853]

But you would go to prison because our justice system is no brainer. You did your best Cindy and it wasn't your fault.

[@Mrscarricom]

This story didn't highlight that Lisa wasn't believed by the police or her own family after she was released by her kidnapper

[@benoniamupepe7761]

This guy was trouble way before the accident

[@withgoddess7646]

He shot at me so I didn't speak to him for a couple of weeks. Smh. and That's the first time he joked me. 15 minutes in and I quit I can't listen to her

[@wolflegs2555]

With that young girl's kidnapping and rape the cops were not very interested until they thought it had something to do with the serial killer. Wonder If they would have made an arrest otherwise.

[@alicepaul6276]

And this behavior is the result of a brain injury?!