Noura Jackson: Guilty Or Innocent?!

[@torybenson7136]

Both her aunts turned on her, they had blonde hair which was found in the mothers hands, and ended up getting money that all sounds fishy

[@TheBMSpro]

Maria Luiza IKR

[@ElinWinblad]

Maria Luiza maybe she was sleeping with one of their husbands

[@adrisaff]

Yes! I thought the same!

[@melsalinas_8057]

Woah...I didnt even think of that...how could they miss that??!!

[@lizlaw5384]

Lol right when I saw the blonde aunt in the courtroom ... I thought this too

[@HarliG]

I don't think she did it. EVERYTHING gets stuck under manicured nails :P

[@ddoubleu170]

Harli G - EVERYTHING.

[@smileymoji3417]

Yeah that and immonium thygocolate LOLOLOLOL

[@RebelBabyJoe]

Literally everything 😂

[@junpi8562]

But she might have watched someone else do it. Maybe she cut herself when she gave them the knife.

[@ifixxhair1]

sure does! Not to mention stabbing someone 50 times without damage to them is nearly impossible

[@nahman1192]

Tbh I think the whole “it was weird she ran into the house first” excuse was weak.. her mom was injured and bleeding and not breathing. I’d run quick too to try and help my mom. Wtf

[@script_0529]

EXACTLY! In those moment's you're not thinking about yourself, you're thinking about a loved one.

[@katethegr8894]

Exactly, and also she’s the only person she had so she’s obviously gonna run into there to save her. Plus she’s intoxicated so she’s probably not thinking of all the possibility’s, and if you saw that, are you really gonna be like “oh no what if there’s someone in there” like no your gonna try and save her. Also it’s not like the guy wasn’t there at all, he was still right behind her with the gun so it’s not like she was blindly running in there with no one to help her.

[@ShanaLawson]

Right!

[@lilkittykat3214]

Plus, she had already been in the house. If someone was in the house, she probably would have seen them. She's worried about her mom, she didn't see anyone in the house when she first went in, so she most likely wasn't even thinking that someone could still be in the house.

[@katethegr8894]

LilKittyKat OMG THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING TOO!!! I forgot to put it in my reply tho lol 😂

[@Malcolmblacc]

The fact she lost her mom and 11 years of her life with no evidence is incredibly scary

[@malcolmblacctheicon]

I love that I was about to comment on this then I realized it was my self

[@amberknowgood]

IKR! Btw You’re pretty 💅🏼 😹

[@theqwueen781]

@@amberknowgood zoe

[@Keziah2447178]

@@malcolmblacctheicon I love that lol

[@evelynhernandez33068]

@@malcolmblacctheicon I’ve done that 😂

[@TrueImmortality]

It seems very suspicious that her whole family was willing to turn on her at the drop of a hat. Sounds like a setup for sure.

[@andreaturnquist4855]

Not to mention her father was murdered as well. I have always believed in her innocence.

[@glittermeaway]

Maybe it was for good reason? Who knew her better than her own family and if friends and family thought she did it, why would all these people do that? What did they have to gain from it except thinking she was capable of such a thing

[@Melody_On_Pawz1]

I don’t assume it’s at a drop of a hat . Sounds like it’s been ongoing

[@MariShowsLove]

I agree and the hair that was found in her mother's hands were blonde. One of the sisters looks like they have dirty blonde hair. This case is so frustrating.

[@kuromig7386]

TrueImmortality also her aunties were blonde?

[@jnmngaihte8203]

can we all just take a moment to appreciate the one friend who stood by her. that's a true friend.

[@maggies.camera]

@@amerasian7795 why would she do that?

[@edelquinn3619]

alaska a I was thinking the Same thing, that’s the type of friend I am!!!

[@graysonrogers-barnes6302]

The others probably got something out of testifying against her. :(

[@sincerely.anasofia]

@@amerasian7795 😂 honestly I don't think so. The aunts tho, kinda smiling when the daughter was confirmed to be "guilty"

[@cydneyyt]

Derp Nottus the aunts got money

[@nanners2542]

WHY 👏🏼 DID 👏🏼 THEY 👏🏼 NOT 👏🏼 TEST 👏🏼 THE 👏🏼 HAIR 👏🏼

[@janiyat1412]

Righttttt

[@julz3tt3]

I Know!!!!

[@adrienkopish3220]

Nanners Loves Hi5 because they knew it wasn’t Nora’s and it didn’t fit their agenda?

[@melissatamayo5495]

Lmao why do I hear this comment 😭

[@karinasprmanager1832]

Nanners Loves Hi5 EXACTLY LIKE THAT’S SO STUPID

[@samanthapetersen7058]

Elle Woods would have broken this case based on the nail/manicure fact alone lol. It terrifies me that cops get an idea of who they feel is guilty then manipulate everything/ignore evidence that will disprove their original theory. Glad Nora is out!

[@HeatherResto]

Cherry picking at its finest 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@faerie9200]

tunnel vision is a hell of a thing!

[@christinecannibal844]

Confirmation biases bullshit! I hate when they do that shit

[@TheNinnyfee]

That tunnel vision is basically bullying and power abuse and should be monitored closely.

[@PamelaPIA1]

🤣

[@nytanykoal]

she was convicted because of her lifestyle not because of any actual physical evidence-I call BS

[@ceedoda]

ikr!! this story pisses me off

[@ccsunshine1333]

This is what I am having a hard time with. Where is any proof she did this? What kind of jury would find her guilty because she partied? 50 times...... There would have been dna proof on both of them if she did it. If she cut her hand while killing her mom, where is the blood dna proof? 1 thing about true crime that gets me is you go in believing the guilty go to jail. Once you're into case after case you see that is not always the case. Innocents go to prison and the guilty walk free or are never even looked at. It is scary.

[@Peanut_taco_muffin]

Um, no...she was convicted on a MOUNTAIN of circumstantial evidence.

[@yurmum422]

Absolutely

[@gabrielablum8033]

Britt Conester i would hesitate to call their evidence circumstantial evidence

[@maddiecyndavis990]

Someone open this case back up and test the damn hair.

[@BelieveDream247]

Maddiecyn Davis knowing this system they probably “misplaced” it

[@melissacoates5613]

Havlyn Heavenly I was literally thinkn the same

[@steveywalker2735]

Maddiecyn Davis damn right

[@TAMANDJON]

Yesss

[@robinmcinarnaysimoneau7802]

She's obv not blonde! ALL of the evidence against her is circumstantial and ALL the DNA evidence is NOT! She basically HAD to take the plea to get tf outta there!

[@allyson2382]

No way she did it. She wouldn’t be able to pull off a murder and not leave behind any evidence while drunk and high. It’s horrible how her friends and family turned on her.

[@nabeeha3131]

Mark 13 - Nah I don't think a young teenager could pull off all of that. It was definetly her mom's sisters. Her mom had blonde hair in her hands that was never tested. Her two sisters are blonde. And they also mentioned that there might've been two women involved. Thats why her mom's side of the family turned on her.

[@madi5286]

doubt it. hired killers, while being plain unlikely, wouldnt stab the mum 50 times.

[@pinkykashgill]

@@nabeeha3131 that's exactly what I thought. they prob didn't test the hair sample because the cops already decided she was the killer and didn't want to use any evidence saying she may not be. fkn crazy

[@jimrussell7233]

Her friends turned on her. Her “family” was never gave a damn about her

[@90steenager89]

I think she's innocent 😇 and if not then she'll have to answer to THE MOST HIGH GOD AND JESUS CHRIST COME JUDGMENT DAY LIKE EVERYONE WILL.

[@kristicollins6826]

I don’t think she did it. I also think the prosecution didn’t test the hair found in her mothers dead hands on purpose, because it was blonde and didn’t fit their narrative. It seems like they had tunnel vision and didn’t even look for another suspect.

[@emilymarinelli5692]

this is how it is ALL the time. pathetic. they’ll completely disregard any real evidence if it doesn’t fit their narrative. disgusting

[@madisonl3401]

Are you kidding me with this case?! Noura was convicted and sentenced to 11+ years in jail with ZERO evidence yet Casey Anthony the baby killer got off scot free when there was evidence of a decomposing body in her trunk?! That's absolutely asinine. Poor Noura. There's no way she did it with none of her blood found at the scene and there was video proof of her at other places during the time the murder was happening. This is such a sad case. Thank god they released her when they did.

[@ashalon8729]

Madison L That is what happens when the best money can buy literally does get put to good use...The lawyer got Casey Anthony off but Noura Jackson's lawyer didn't even bother to PUSH to have the hair tested. And since her mother's sisters were blonde...and so was the hair in her hand...just MAYBE the reason the reason the family on her mother's side was so ADAMANT that Noura did it is because the REAL killers are the sisters (Noura's aunts) and THEY fueled the rest of the family with hate and made them BELIEVE that NOURA did it....just to force ppl to look elsewhere, at ANYONE (even their niece) as long as they themselves appear to be in the clear. That evidence in her mom's hand COULD BE theirs or one of theirs! But it has NOT been tested so we CANNOT PROVE whose hair it is unfortunately. Just pure speculation based on lack of evidence (due to not testing said evidence) and her mother's family being deadset against Noura (I know how certain members of MY OWN family are and one is ALWAYS putting blame off to different ppl for her own wrongdoing!)

[@jvertrees1988]

The term is „scot free“ not „scotch free“..... smh

[@madisonl3401]

Jenny V Thanks for letting me know. You don't have to be rude tho.

[@PrincessMeganElsaBoo]

Madison L ikr

[@Sadie-rai]

Jenny V wow someone made a mistake :O

[@sathanamuraleetharan8871]

That 911 call is HEARTBREAKING. That alone is enough for me to think that she isn't guilty.

[@pr3ttyvacant]

Exactly, she wasn’t acting at all from what I heard

[@chelsmac3179]

Completely agree. She sounds so genuinely devastated and shocked.

[@MadisonHarlow]

I agree I don’t think you can fake that. She was terrified.

[@glittermeaway]

You haven’t seen enough crime shows, you’d be surprised how well some killers pull off the distressed call

[@lindsaycrowder9919]

This! And I watch a lot of true crime stuff...her hurt and anguish was genuine.

[@reginamachamer821]

If i found my mother stabbed to death so brutally I would not be giving af about if the intruder is still there. Tbh it probably wouldn't even cross my mind. Can you even imagine the adrenaline-fueled panic that pretty much anyone would experience at a time like that?

[@kat13potter]

Regina Getter thank you! Exactly my thought!

[@voidconcept1269]

I’d find them and go John Wick on their ass. No one hurts my mother or even think about it. I don’t care I’m 5 feet tall and 120 pounds. I’m small and fierce. I will jump on their back and claw their face and bite. I don’t care. No one hurts my family and friends and gets away with it scot free. This is why it’s a good idea to learn a trade in weapons. Like bows and sword fighting. I think if you know how to use a sword people would be less likely to mess with you. It’s easy for someone to shoot a gun, anyone can do it it may not be a good shot but anyone can pull a trigger. It takes time and practice to learn the sword and other weapons.

[@diealysse]

exactly and why would an intruder still be there after murdering someone? wouldn’t they want to not get caught or be suspected?

[@TheJd2194]

There was another investigation where the husband didn't go into the house when his wife was found dead and that was deemed suspicious. Everything is suspicious when they don't know what's going on.

[@subreniajohnson4509]

She was also drunk and high at the time so her responses were probably delayed

[@astrasillage]

I'm pretty convinced it wasn't her. The aunts are suspicious. Also, they convicted her sooo fast, with only circumstantial evidence. Meanwhile people like Casey Anthony are free... Not fair.

[@girrlly4069]

Plus both aunts had blond hair 🤔

[@dreyddog19]

Good point about Casey Anthony...not fair.

[@lorilazise1521]

Don’t even get me started on Casey Anthony. What a pathetic excuse for a human being....oh, add Chris Watts to that list!

[@ic9245]

I thought the same. They settled for the sisters estate of 1.4 mil. 🤔

[@shanemorley9440]

Agree, I don't think she did it either, she doesn't have blond hair hope she is having a good life ,good luck darling

[@straybeans143]

What happened to innocent until proven guilty?! She acted appropriately in the given situation, she was panicked, her mother was lying there bloody, she was upset, and she was overwhelmed.

[@straybeans143]

There could be some other evidence that isn't open to the public, but it'd have to be pretty dang compelling.

[@straybeans143]

None of her DNA was there but there was DNA of 2 other women?! Noura didn't do it, it's not plausible.

[@miaiscoolshawn2917]

Probably with the denial of her being able to pled the 5th. For god sake I can barely account where I am at all times at the top of my head sounds like she was kinda under the influence of two downers weed and alcohol and passed out for a bit. Either way she did not have to say where she was in that window and honestly the behavior this court has is out of control. Is it a matching cut from the same knife? Does it even look like a defensive wound? To me it seems like a odd placement??Are the friends even credible why would they ask the fuckboi/ex to testify. It seemed they had nothing and made a narrative to wrap shit up and hopefully end it how it actually looked is beyond me. This lady didn’t kill her mom to party when she would have been a adult so soon anyway...and not because she hated her either. I don’t know a single person on earth that hasn’t fought with their mom or even claimed to have hated them. And some of these people honestly had every reason to and not just being sent to a school until she was done graduating...

[@miaiscoolshawn2917]

Sam Galea I believe Monebebean is trying to say Noura never felt forced or like it was even scripted. It’s very real and raw sounding as if she was in a state of shock and panic. Which is honestly the same reason she ran ahead the thing is about that shock and rush makes things seem almost surreal so of course to her it made sense to her would it have made sense hours later...no. Do you feel like the phone call is damning? How did you arrive at that? Normally I look for strange details later or maybe the slight infections in voice. Idk I can tell when something seems like a lie I don’t think she sounded like a liar I think she sounded like someone in shock and panic that’s clear by the way she immediately told the address as if she just wanted that and that that was most important sending anyone to help!! Maybe she saw the wounds and processed that and was just trying to be as helpful to paramedics as possible. She just sounds in shock. In complete shock. Does she seem fake to you? What’s her tell if any?

[@elainebines6803]

Sam Galea the point you make is valid - however, if there is no scientific evidence of linking her to the crime, then there is an element of doubt, and to convict on that, is, unfair, unjust, and fundamentally wrong

[@brittneeroussel1468]

She was drunk and high.. there's no way she did it. DNA wouldve been everywhere... and test the HAIR omg

[@sarahmartini13]

I was thinking the same thing, but then again she was the one who said she was under the influence.

[@ourcorrectopinions6824]

The fact that her fingernails were immaculate is pretty close to exculpatory evidence considering the real killer would’ve at least scratched, chipped or bruised their hands/fingertips from the pressure of using a knife that many times. Also the so-called “cut” on her hand was ridiculously small and on the top, not anywhere near her fingers or inner palm where she would’ve cut herself by holding a slippery knife. Not to mention the untested hair... this case was ridiculous and shoddy beyond belief, so Noura is 100% not guilty. As to no involvement or knowledge of the perpetrator, it seems unfair to speculate on this due to some inconsistencies in her affect, because while there are some, they aren’t drastic enough to indicate she’s being deceptive. The way I see it is this; Noura has already served 11 years for a murder that was not only an improper conviction, but also failed to properly implicate her using legitimate circumstantial factors or direct evidence. Instead, it was just character assassination, a suspicious amount of witnesses (for her poor character) and no real alibi since she was plastered -- none of which is criminal. The prosecutor’s actions, on the other hand, were very criminal, such as testifying/direct examination by addressing Noura in her closing argument and worst of all, withheld evidence from the defence that was the mother of Brady violations and would’ve caused the state to lose. Therefore, given the totality of the circumstances, the abnormalities in her affect during certain questions are a little puzzling, but can be from other things she’s trying to conceal or uncomfortable talking about broadcast to the world; it doesn’t mean she’s complicit. At this point, one should have to prove their position or at least have evidence to make further accusations against this woman who had no business being charged in the first place, let alone convicted. Ghastly miscarriage of justice.

[@katiewalters4441]

DNA can be removed...

[@Thebrebeee]

@@katiewalters4441 but that would’ve meant she would’ve used some sort of cleaning product to get rid of it which can be detected by forensics. Especially seeing how everyone seemed to be out to get this girl, I’m sure if they found one spec of bleach they would’ve pounced on that. Plus she wasn’t seen buying any either. The “evidence” was pure speculation. The only damning thing in this case is the LACK of forensic evidence connecting this girl to her mother’s death.

[@Quantumchlo]

Them not testing the hair CLUMPED IN HER HANDS had me in complete shock. What is Justice? It's that some kind of sauce?

[@chloedsouza8589]

Exactly! It's just ridiculous! Why wouldn't they check the hair?!

[@joshuaminick8946]

“What is Justice? Is that some kind of sauce?” I’m SCREAMING.

[@shesslucky]

Chloe are you British? That last line reminds me of what someone said

[@bee9331]

Chloe hair testing has been controversial and not super reliable

[@goldenpoochyena4278]

Abby Guia you know what isn’t reliable either? Lie detector tests but people still use them...

[@anywayyys6]

I think the aunts framed her. The way she turned so quickly and was like "Noura is the killer" is odd. They also have blonde hair so maybe it was the hair in Jennifer's hand...? I don't know. I find it strange. I really don't believe Noura did it. The nails gave it away and the 911 call was so emotional and heartbreaking, she literally was so upset. They messed this case up badly

[@britann9539]

Ok i haven't seen the rest of the video -- but that was NOT a fake 911 call. Ive been through trauma.. that was real pain and fear.

[@abigaild7304]

Yeah, I've heard a lot of obvious fake 911 calls on True Crime--either unnaturally calm or overdramatic "oh noooo, my wife is dead. Oh, me. Oh, my." That 911 call by Noura sounds super real; her breathing pattern sounds like she's starting to have a panic attack.

[@bloodyneptune]

@@abigaild7304 Oh yeah, in the dozens and dozens of these Ive heard, including ones that aren't from suspects and are completely genuine, this is one of the few that I find nearly unbearable to listen to. I was _so_ close to my own mom, and thats all I can hear in that - how I would have sounded if Id found her like that.

[@chloegeldhof4921]

I got chills listening to it. I never get chills when it's fake. You could hear the pain and absolute panic in her voice. Imo, you can't fake that kind of panic without it being obvious

[@TanyaJo]

Brit Ann I agree she was just totally distraught

[@nikakleiman2689]

Mallachai right?? It made me so upset listening and i literally got horrible chills

[@Anna92781]

The hair in her mother’s hands should have been tested and most likely would have shown her innocence. They messed up in this case.

[@jessieh9127]

Unfortunately if the root wasn't attached they really can't test it properly, not for DNA anyway

[@Sissy78901]

@@jessieh9127 They said she had a handful of hair. I'm sure one of those hairs had a root.

[@jessieh9127]

@@Sissy78901 anything is possible. I hope they do because I believe she didn't do it...

[@Sissy78901]

@@jessieh9127 oh I don't think I she did either. I was just stating facts. One of those hairs has to have a root. I'd be very surprised if they didn't.

[@Westernbarbie22]

Kayla Keeven we all know who did it ! They even said blonde hair and likely 2 suspects both of her aunts had blonde hair !!!!

[@yasminesampson5804]

Plot twist it was her aunts and that’s why they testified against Nora, would explain the two woman’s DNA there

[@sarahjaber721]

YESSS

[@mommimiwkers2851]

Wasnt at least one of them blonde too? Money was a big motive for sure.

[@ShelbyAnne]

THATS WHAT I THINK

[@DollFaceWinter]

They wanted the estate money 🤦‍♀️

[@heyhey11793]

I thought this as soon as I saw them too!!!

[@jackieburnett6220]

16:58 - the faces her aunts made when she was sentenced show immense guilt in my opinion. The blonde one looks so happy and relieved while the brunette one looks shocked that they actually got away with it.

[@erinplanting97]

M

[@Kairibeachga]

Wow omg the one on the left is slightly smiling and the one on the left looks in fear.. definitely sus

[@ropemagic3765]

You really think the aunts are the murderers? Come on, get real

[@ambsmal]

This case upsets me. The fact that she had a huge cut on her hand, but none of her DNA was found at the scene but still was found guilty is so frustrating. Her blood would have been everywhere, her nails were still perfect, AND there were literally clumps of hair in her hands that they didn’t test. Another case of the cops just wanting out someone away and not investigate this crime fully. They should be ashamed.

[@aameee3626]

Staci North have to be something with the dad

[@lyndelbeckwith1706]

MORON

[@beverlyarmsteadsparks7578]

Exactly

[@NinaSwimsInTheSKY777]

If you want true frustration, look into Adnan Syed, I just finished the HBO mini docuseries last night!

[@madison3514]

Nina March oh no.... Adnan is completely different than this. Serial (the podcast that popularized the story) did point out all of the descepencies and bad evidence in the case but even the narrator could never fully believe him. I think Adnan is guilty but that he shouldn’t have been convicted on the evidence he was.

[@mckenziewalrus6510]

I believe the aunts did it. Knowing what a wild child Noura was. Easily making her look guilty. Turned on Noura, got the money. Bam.

[@natalieann1412]

McKenzie W agree ! 100%

[@eve9325]

McKenzie W agreed honestly I thought about this as well

[@kmnnap]

Intersting! I didnt even think about that.

[@abigailstansell5622]

i thought i was the only one who ran this though through my head. but i completely agree that the Aunts could be the true suspects.

[@shooterazzi7704]

And they were blond! Like the hair in the moms hand

[@brennangappy8360]

The fact that they didn’t test the hair is very telling. It tells me that they thought she wasn’t actually the killer & testing the hair would make the entire situation harder because they’d actually have to do their jobs & go search for the real killer.

[@bellaorefice8854]

Brennan Gappy exactly!!!

[@eve9325]

Brennan Gappy 👌🏽 that’s exactly right

[@nadirimyers6643]

Brennan Gappy facts. They wanted her to be the killer. She just fit the mold

[@fotostudiomadam]

sad truth... :-(

[@chancejaxson551]

yep

[@sailysTV]

Don’t know why but I have a feeling her mother’s sisters did It for the money as they thought Nora was a wild child and didn’t deserve it anyway. I really don’t think she did it.

[@darcykekevian8428]

I know why I have a VERY STRONG feeling it was the mother’s sisters. Noura doesn’t have blonde hair - which happens to be the color of the hair that was refused to be tested under her mother’s nails, but who does? The mother’s sisters. Who claimed Noura was asking her mom about life insurance policies right before her death? The brother who (while he’s not her sister) is a sibling of the mom and someone likely to inherit money from the death if Noura didn’t. Who testified against and immediately through under the bus their niece (as well as hugged when their own niece was she sent to prison for nearly 21 years)? The mother’s sisters. Who happened to get money from the estate but eventually settled with the niece they rejoiced after her sentence to life in prison? The sisters.

[@shisha2999]

yeah i agree, i think we need to look way more into the mom's sisters here...

[@carriemaehugghins3893]

They need to look into the sisters!

[@Luxmariiex]

The aunts are blonde and were quick to accuse her.......

[@Jayden_gemini]

alexis watson so stupid there’s not enough evidence at all

[@rachealhardee6750]

Thought the same thing!

[@rachealhardee6750]

& Considering DNA from two different women was found

[@Peanut_taco_muffin]

Yeah, because it was obvious she did it and they know the history of Noura’s relationship with her mother. The number of people blaming the sisters for this shows me just how poorly researched and presented this video is- no other video coverage has people stating this opinion because it’s ridiculous. NO ONE in Noura’s family and none of her friends defended her. Every single one of them thought she was guilty and it’s because they know her and know she was a horrible daughter.

[@adrianneguidry8174]

Britt Conester regardless of what the family/friends felt or thought, there was only circumstantial evidence at best. It’s against the law to prosecute on only circumstantial evidence. The fact that the never tested any DNA beyond showing that Noura’s DNA was NOT present shows a lack of ability on the detectives and prosecutors in this case. The jury is always instructed to give a guilty ruling when there is no reasonable doubt. The amount of reasonable doubt in this case is astonishing. Criminal Law 101, she should have never been prosecuted and found guilty with only circumstantial evidence and public opinion.

[@ramenn00dle76]

The moment I heard that 911 call, I knew she didn't do it. There's no way that was acting.

[@laurennicole04]

My exact thought

[@avascheib9978]

As someone with mental health struggles I'm 99% certain that she was having a panic attack, and that’s not something you can just fake so realistically.

[@daniellemarie629]

Hold up. I'm only a few minutes in and have just listened to the call. You're telling me they suspect the daughter??? No one can fake that call. Laura Dern couldn't fake that damn call.

[@imbetterthanyouhahaha5202]

Danielle Marie SAME she’s innocent

[@matkotrupinic123]

I completely agree with you.

[@krispennington8664]

This frustrates me because I feel like they spent so much time focusing on Noura, so they very easily could have overlooked the actual murderer just because they were so eager to put an easy target in jail. I’m annoyed.

[@amyajohnson5634]

Kris Pennington the way the moms blond sister reacted was real creepy

[@adriennepaige4003]

EXACTLY

[@blyss.x]

Kris Pennington Same 😡

[@sorrybro136]

Amya Johnson and the hair in the crime scene was blond....and the money was divide between noura and her mother's sister

[@DizzyedUpGirl]

It bugs the shit out of me that they didn't test that hair in her mom's hand. Like, come on! That's a free puzzle piece! Hell, that's like having the whole middle part of the puzzle already done.

[@yolandawilson6619]

If it didn't have a root, it wouldn't be tested.

[@jenniec7715]

I can't believe they convicted her and aquitted Casey Anthony!

[@marsharowaihy6725]

Right!

[@lightasafeather9750]

Right with all the fucking evidence. Her lawyer recently came out and said that she confessed to him but nothing they can do now 😫

[@aleksandrabb877]

@@lightasafeather9750 Where did you get that info ?

[@tehmedulla]

Yep!

[@amylouwho8991]

It's not what you know or think you know it's what you can prove. Keep in mind we saw and heard a lot of stuff the jury didn't get to hear in that specific case. Same thing with OJ, we all know he's guilty as sin but the jury didn't hear what we did so they made the correct decision in both cases.

[@livx757]

My theory- it was her mums sisters. First off two unidentified female DNA found at the crime scene. The sisters were blond which ties up to the blond hair found in her hands. They also turned on Nora way to quickly. They could have easily pinned it on her. And they also received 1 million dollars. If your family member died people look for justice not money.

[@winkybinx]

Exactly!

[@EmmaTheSwede]

I totally agree that this is an interesting theory and I do believe the moms sisters could have done it, but how come the DNA that they found on the crime scene wasn't identified to be the sisters? Their DNA would be so similar to Nouras mom that it would be solved instantly, unless the DNA was damaged or contaminated and ruled unfit to use as evidence or something. This theory certainly would explain why they turned on Noura though.

[@Elizabeth-qv5qt]

The didn’t and don’t live there

[@anon556]

They received far more than 1.5 million. 1.5 million is what noura got from suing for a portion of the estate...

[@rileyshea05]

Damn...we's gots a detective overs heres

[@1jazzyphae]

If she cut herself stabbing her mom that means her DNA would be left on the scene. So if they didn't find her blood on her or anywhere in the house. I don't think she did it.

[@mistynight1269]

1jazzyphae Exactly what I was thinking 🤔

[@agnesbaldvinsdottir9163]

But if she did it to fake that somebody broke into the house. She might have broken the window.. I don't know, I'm very confused with this case.

[@rachelbaum2631]

1jazzyphae up until she brought up the lack of DNA on the scene I thought she did it. Everything she was saying made sense but there's no way you can murder someone, cut your hand and then leave zero DNA like that can't happen

[@xxmakeuplover05xx]

Agnes, her DNA would've been found on the broken glass though

[@agnesbaldvinsdottir9163]

Vina, maybe she cleaned that glass up that had her blood on it and wile driving to buy the first aid kit she got rid of it somewhere. I don't know. It's a hard one.

[@josieacedo8072]

When I heard Nora’s 911 call that did it for me. There was way too much agony in her voice I almost started crying 🥲

[@snightowlxx]

Anyone else feels that it's a little fishy that EVERYONE testified against her

[@missmew3499]

I thought this same thing. What kind of "friends" were they? WOW, she clearly overestimated her friendships. Those people are NOT friends.

[@jessicatoler7892]

I agree i think shes innocent

[@Jas13579]

It is. I dont believe noura really killed her mother

[@MartynaLipiec]

She was going with a wrong crowd, that's for sure. But when you have a lifestyle like this, I suppose it can come with a lot of drama, especially when you mainly party, have sex, drink and take drugs with them.

[@andrea-sl1cf]

@@Jas13579 Me 2. I feel like it really were someone else, but who?! Def someone the mom knew personally, but not her daughter. t's so frustrating :(

[@TheMakeupChair]

I would have run back in, I don’t get why that’s odd. 100% I would run back in I’d run into a burning building for my mom. The 911 operator didn’t ask ‘was your mother shot’ she asked ‘was anyone shot’ which to me, in my mind I’d be like no, I’ve told you my mom is bleeding, there’s not one else here, so to me it was like a separate thing to reply to. Even if I wasn’t sure how she was hurt I would have thought she was asking was anyone else shot. I’ve called 911 before and it’s incredible different to do, they should give lessons to people on how to make a 911 phone call cause you had to have so many details ready and I forgot my own phone number and address cause I was in a panic. Also she’s too chilled in Walgreens there’s no way she’d go from chilled to crying on the phone to the 911 that was heart breaking to listen to no one can go from 1-100 not even the best actor in the world.

[@haleym1985]

Thank you!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@panicoutbytheromancepilotb513]

Plus she'd probably be covered in blood in the Walgreens.

[@janasmith1682]

👏👏👏🗣🗣🗣🗣

[@saraholleran5765]

I thought that exactly! Thank you! If someone that I loved was hurting inside of a house I’m going back in with or without the guy with the gun. Murderer still inside or not. No matter what. I think that was smart of her to think to get her neighbor with the gun! That poor child. I hope she lives an amazing life from now on.

[@emilybudzyn2980]

You said it!

[@violeta7298]

"Nora said she hated her mother" she was a teenager, most teenagers say they hate their mother but they dont kill them god, this shows how the public is so ready to demonize young "rebellious" girls

[@chelseyherrera6973]

That’s exactly my thought! I was raised by my grandparents and I always used to tell my friends “ugh I hate them” “my grandma is so annoying I hate her so much!!!” Which is. Horrivle thing to say but when your a teenager and the adult doesn’t agree with what your doing that’s what we do as teenagers. They twisted the words.

[@julieng794]

Why can't she say where she was during the night of the murder?

[@sofiaramirezaguirre3734]

@@julieng794 because she has a right not too, everyone was against her and didn’t have any reliable source that she was actually the murderer you are innocent until proven guilty yet she went to prison and they’re was no evidence???

[@julieng794]

@@sofiaramirezaguirre3734 if she has nothing to hide, I don't see why she wouldn't.

[@naesecret5113]

Legit every kid/teenager has said out of anger that they hate their mum or their dad it doesn't make her guilty what so ever. I agree and think she is innocent as hell. How on earth could it have been her when there was BLONDDEEE hair found at the scene??? And zero evidence I can't believe they ruined this girls life because of the words of other people who knew nothing. I think it's fucked that they didn't feel the need to test the hair when there wasn't any other DNA at the scene

[@darcykekevian8428]

I’m a few years late on this, but I’m just seeing this now and I definitely have thoughts. I had to take a quick break from this video (I was almost finished) to walk my dog, but when I resumed the video, IMMEDIATELY my own thoughts felt stronger. The people who claimed Noura had so many different excuses for why she had blood on her hand seemed pretty suspicious to me, themselves. It’s very odd to me that Noura’s own family would throw her under the bus from the start. I’d think her family would at least give her the benefit of the doubt at first... or even that they would try to convince themselves she wouldn’t do it because they’re HER family. Jennifer’s brother claimed Noura was asking her mom about life insurance policies pretty much right before her death, but I couldn’t help but think it’s be pretty likely that her mother’s siblings would get a substantial cut of the money if Noura didn’t. Jennifer’s family members seemed insincere to me. It’s very strange to me that Noura’s family members would be hugging each other at her sentencing. It’s VERY suspicious to me that the blonde hair in Jennifer’s hand wasn’t tested. Noura doesn’t have blonde hair... but the women I’m thinking are Jennifer’s sisters do happen to have blonde hair. Why on Earth would Jennifer’s sisters settle with Noura for part of the money from the estate if they were so insistent that their own niece (to the point that they rejoiced about her getting sent to prison) killed her own mom/their own sister? If I interpreted correctly, it seems that the reason Noura didn’t answer where she was at the time of the murder was that the prosecution wouldn’t let her. That’s pretty suspicious to me. Wish-washy, hypocritical, so-called-friends’ testimonies also says something, in itself. I started off this video thinking it was likely that Noura did the killing because it was a preconceived assumption...but now she seems pretty sincere to me and I think it’s far more likely that literally anyone else who participated in this trial (including the damn prosecutor, herself) seems to be more of a suspect than Noura does.

[@HeatherLynseyMusic]

She said “they don’t make a handbook for that” and that’s so true. I would’ve ran like hell to get to my momma. I don’t care if I was the next one to die.

[@maddie8415]

Plus, she was drunk and high, like she'd be thinking logically at all. I would have ran in first if it were my mom if I were sober.

[@makenzimills2858]

@@maddie8415 also she had just been in the house and didn’t see anyone, so maybe she wasn’t concerned about that and only concerned about her mom

[@maddie8415]

@@makenzimills2858 Exactly, she had already been in the house and wasn't attacked so she was probably less afraid to run in there again. The fact that they tried to use something like this against her really shows they wanted her to be guilty from the start.

[@sierra4766]

If I found my mom that way pretty sure I would want to go with her. 😭😭😭

[@maddie8415]

@@sierra4766 I know...it's amazing how they absolutely wanted to pin this on her to the point where they said it made it her guilty that she ran to her mom without thinking of herself first. Most of us would have done the same thing and it sure isn't a negative thing. Plus, she had already been in the house alone, why not run in again.

[@lexination1]

That's probably the most upsetting 911 cal I've heard :(

[@brilynnharvey8256]

lexination1 it gave me chills.

[@nickschroeder7768]

@@brilynnharvey8256 Same.

[@kitteekittee4010]

Me too

[@larissahostetter2335]

I know! :(

[@ericanderson2173]

it really got me, i teared up.

[@jjonewell1977]

What evidence? There was no evidence. There were rumors, unsubstantiated allegations, and a cut palm. None of that is evidence.

[@markk8248]

And then the ACTUAL evidence wasn’t even tested. Literal DNA in the hands of the murdered mother went ignored. What in the FFFFFF

[@insertmemenamehere8206]

"I have plenty of hearsay and conjecture, those are kinds of evidence" the trial in a nutshell. .

[@ourcorrectopinions6824]

Exactly. People saying it was “all circumstantial” do not understand how amazing REAL circumstantial evidence can be to find a guilty person and prove that guilt. This case was terrible because there wasn’t even circumstantial evidence but rather conjecture, ill will and a shaky alibi because she was wasted or tripping on some drug. None of this means anything and certainly doesn’t qualify as evidence of any kind.

[@arwynsherman4354]

When I was drinking heavily I would injure myself constantly and then lie bc I was embarrassed I didn’t remember how I got hurt. I think Noura was in a similar position and don’t think it was great evidence.

[@marilynshelton2371]

She could have cut her hand partying.

[@geandomingo636]

one thing I learned from some of Kendall’s content: the authorities will try so hard to fit a person of interest into the crime instead of doing the opposite and analyzing the crime to find the right person to convict it’s so sad that she was orphaned at such a young age and was incarcerated while she was still mourning but I can’t help but think she was safer in prison than outside where those who killed her mom could get to her as well

[@LexyLorraine]

I’m disappointed in the justice system and how they handled the case. Just because she parties and did drugs, automatically that points her out as the killer? Yes her stories did change but hello, all your family and friends turn against you, your parents are dead so wouldn’t you feel confused and shocked? Plus she was intoxicated that night soooo can’t blame her for possibly not remembering exactly what happened to her hand. There was absolutely NO dna evidence that points her to the scene. The main thing that made her look bad were the people going against her on trial. Idk I could be wrong but I don’t believe she did it at all.

[@maggie1000]

Lexy Lorraine What’s even worse is that proving she parties and did drugs kinda does the opposite. If she was high and drunk how the hell is she gonna stab her mom 50x yet manage not to get any of her DNA at the scene or any of her moms DNA on her?

[@msgirly6827]

Dread Love true

[@shazzzied2353]

Lexy Lorraine m

[@halensunday2016]

If my mom was lying on the ground injured heaven hell or high water would not stop me from being by her side. Even if it put me at risk. This is BS. I worked as a 911 dispatcher for many years and she sounds genuinely defeated and distressed.

[@TanyaJo]

Halen Sunday agree

[@amandamc6569]

I walked into my mom stabbed in the chest and laying on the couch. I stayed with her and was stabbed myself trying to protect her. Someone would never leave if it was that serious!!!!

[@princesskitkat7061]

I cried fr i feel so bad for her

[@isabelmccready1438]

I totally agree.

[@Chrisyt272]

Amanda Mc Jesus Christ, I do hope you and your mom are doing okay.❤️

[@abyers2014]

THE BLONDE AUNT TALKING ABOUT THE MAC AND CHEESE DID IT

[@alex-ym8hu]

EXACTLY. How do u cut your hand making Mac & cheese? youd burn it

[@rosenars6665]

Lmao no shit 🤣

[@thatmombielife]

Addison Byers agree

[@kccourt6910]

Addison Byers i just spit my drink out 🤣😂🤣

[@joybowie6475]

Addison Byers yes!!!! You can see it all over her face and in her eyes. That’s guilt.

[@onthewane]

She didn't do it. Stabbings are a gorey mess, especially one with this many stab wounds. While thrusting the blade in and out, many people will horribly fuck up their hand in the process and they didn't find any DNA of Noura's mixed in with her mother's. The untested hair, perfect fingernails, the female DNA at the scene that was neither Noura's or her mother...this case was lazily done.

[@lifesajoke6965]

Just because they didn't find any of her DNA doesn't mean it wasnt there. You would be shocked at how incompetent some crime scene investigators and lab technicians are. The fact that they didn't even test the hair means they lose all credibility.

[@ropemagic3765]

The cut on her hand is pretty damning

[@hahahefofmw]

when she started hyperventilating on the call and i could hear her voice almost squeaking i knew she didn’t do that, i made that exact cry when i found out i lost my cousin. that was real.

[@yrozord]

I also sound exactly like this, crying im despair.

[@maggiequinncloud]

That’s EXACTLY how I️ sounded when I️ found my friend dead. I️ mean, exactly. You just can’t fake the feelings of panic, shock, disbelief, and despair that all hit you at once. What I️ heard in that phone call was very real, it broke my heart because it hit so close to home. I’ve felt that feeling before, and it sent chills down my spine. There’s no way that was fake.

[@verityowens9638]

Yes i agree she sounded sincere.

[@francesseattle1265]

I said the same thing!! My mom and my aunt died within 3 months of one another and no matter how often it happens it’s ALWAYS like that. Noura had no one.

[@DanielaGonzalez-yl5is]

@@maggiequinncloud i am so sorry that happend to you, I have also cried like that and noras cry wasn’t fake

[@ellealbani]

No way she did it with those clean nails and cuticles. 💅🏻 she’s innocent

[@littlexQueenx]

Elle Elisabeth well hello elle woods 😁😁

[@taylorangell9212]

we get it boris, you smoke weed, good for u

[@BhappyD]

Elle Elisabeth That would be true if the murderer stabbed the victim with bare hands, but we don't know if that was the case. The murderer could have been wearing gloves, and if that was the case, the murderer's nails would likely remain in perfect condition. Considering the fact that most murderers wear gloves while killing someone, especially when it's premeditated, the fact that her manicure was unaffected doesn't really prove much. I have no idea if she did it or not, and so far I haven't heard any evidence that is significant enough to convince me either way.

[@ellealbani]

littlexQueenx hello queeeeennnn

[@ellealbani]

Cleo Xx very true. I’ve gotten the most ridiculous tickets. I got pulled over for speeding once and neglected to put my seatbelt on...no idea what I was thinking. I ended up getting a seatbelt ticket too 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@beautybybecci7788]

I don’t think noura did it, I think the reason she’s not saying where she was is something in which she thinks would get her trouble with the police in another way , if there was absolutely no forensic evidence how can they send her to jail 😱 absolutely insane

[@beigelover95]

but surely ANY OTHER CRIME is better than being suspected of murder?

[@kellyleigh6393]

Iqra Qaali I agree. Even dealing drugs would give you a really good alibi if that is what she was doing. Lengthy sentence possibly but much better than being thought to be your mother's killer and the jail time for that.

[@dinamariexo382]

She might not know where she was. That's what I think. She was probably so fucked up she doesn't know where she was and she knew making something up might be even worse.

[@emmaslowey8399]

I think if she did say something like doing drugs or something like that would be a really good alibi because you wouldt really tell someone of the court that if its was fake if u get what I mean

[@seirracruse5662]

I agree even dealing drugs or maybe in other cases prostitution these people don't speak up because being afraid but like someone said isn't that better than murder? I don't think she did it. I think she might not have been able to remember what she was doing and where she was exactly.

[@CambriaBlair]

The background music literally does it for me… love your channel!

[@farynnknutson5274]

The blonde hair was literally the smoking gun. Noara spent 11 years in jail for nothing.

[@bryana50cents16]

@oyunadawa lokiyisangkim did you not see the color of the aunts hair color?????? THEYRE BLONDE!

[@lucretiastephenson3901]

@@bryana50cents16 I had the same thought. They were so ready to point the finger at Noura. It seems to me maybe they should test the DNA with the sisters

[@rainbows-ej5ji]

She’s innocent they literally just had people testify against her that weren’t even witnesses???

[@karayanna8119]

Her "friend" they tried to have her placed at the crime scene was high on ecstasy.. and seemingly coached.

[@nandanarajil4216]

I feel like someone payed the friends to throw her under the bus

[@janessahazard9046]

Character testimony, it happens a lot. Her friends just suck.

[@katethegr8894]

EXACTLY

[@badgalnye]

The Lovely Mel Chan but stabbed 50 times with no blood evidence? Blonde hair in her moms hair? & they obviously tested the blood because 2 different women’s blood was found on her mother. She’s not guilty.... well at least not proven without a reasonable doubt.

[@sorrybro136]

NOURA'S MOTHER HAD A BLOND SISTER AND THE HAIR IN THE CRIME SCENE WAS BLOND AND ALSO THE BLOND SISTER GOT THE MONEY OR PROPERTY ALONG WITH NOURA SO ISN'T IT OBVIOUS

[@DayDayz25]

single forever TRUE

[@nicoleloves9483]

Agreeeeee!!! Mom’s sister got the money!! Oh my god they were even hugging when the judge sentenced noura 20 years in jail. If the sister was the one guilty, then this world is just full of injustice and evil people.

[@carmenatrejo2792]

I’m glad there’s intelligent people who noticed her sisters are the culprit

[@evelawson5925]

single forever Oh shit, I never thought about that

[@samwaymire5517]

The dna when they ran it that showed up from the two women would have been obvious if it were her sisters bc of how similar dna is between direct bloodlines. Unless that was a fuck up on the forensic teams part by not catching it but I feel like it would’ve been hard to miss.

[@SofyFiiilipe]

The fact that the moms money went to her sisters is crazy suspicious 👀

[@emilymarinelli5692]

THEY DID IT! two women, one of them was full blonde AND they’d get 1.5 million ??? this is the ONLY theory that will ever be possible

[@ivi122]

Hmm I didn’t think of that. Wasn’t one of the aunts blond and there were two aunts, right? Idk that’s super suspicious especially when they got money

[@SZM.Brownie]

there is not one piece of evidence that genuinely made me think she did it she was just young and wild with a bunch of judgmental family members

[@Lucy-it6gv]

I think it was the aunts. One of the aunts hair was blonde and the hair found in the mom’s hand was blonde. There was dna of TWO WOMEN found at the crime scene. Come on!

[@loko7914]

There were blonde hairs from 2 different women, both of Jennifer’s sisters have blonde hair.

[@hottierocks66]

Deffs, they ended up getting a sum of her will. Just shows that was their plan

[@laurenmacauley6688]

Literally what I think

[@mlpencola]

Exactly, how did law enforcement and the attorneys miss this obvious evidence!?!?

[@ourcorrectopinions6824]

Plus the one is a terrible liar and their smirks after the verdict were highly inappropriate.

[@dianacomparan3563]

No forensic evidence and she did over a decade in jail... MEANWHILE CASEY ANTHONY IS STILL OUT WALKING FREE. WTF IM SO MAD RN.

[@blyss.x]

Diana Comparan Yep that's the US Justice system for you 😡😡

[@bexzilla6388]

God can you believe that someone who was a pathological lier, who lead police on wild goose chases for nannies who don't exist, and who clearly CLEARLY killed her child goes free and this girl who was just a scape goat for her aunts does 11 years.

[@angellellanos8554]

Diana Comparan same

[@serenitysoulforever]

The fact that everyone just were against here. Even friends. Without any reason. It's just troubling 💔

[@drdanafredrick2320]

The police failed to mention that Jennifer had a grocery list on the refrigerator that included “bandages for Noura” among other items. Why wouldn’t they mention this? Just like why didn’t they test the blonde hair in Jennifer’s hands. So many mistakes made by the police. Noura spent most of her free time at my house, and I know for a fact that she adored her mother. The Memphis police department is so totally incompetent. There are no excuses for ruining Noura’s life.

[@rachelclaire7185]

Sorry for the injustice... No one can fake a 911 call like that. Disgusting what they done. If my mam was laying there bleeding I'd be in that house, not waiting for a man with a gun especially after drinking.

[@elenajohnson6336]

It makes me so angry that Noura lost years of her life for this BS. Nobody should be convicted with that little “evidence”.

[@helenbaysinger5804]

Thank you

[@rizalindpotenciando7577]

This information is really important, why didn't they mention this at all? If it was her, and the cut was due to the murder, it absolutely does not make any sense that her DNA could not be found in the scene. The hair in her mom's hand is evidence, I don't understand why they did not use it.

[@rachellejones6254]

It’s not my complete opinion, but I think it could possibly have been a suicidal... but idk, but it wasn’t Nora.

[@giab.3411]

The hair was blonde. The victims sister has blonde hair. Two females were present in the home during the murder. The victim has two sisters( I think). Hmmm.

[@onlyhousestarklivesmatter]

victim's sisters also got the money that nira's father left.. coincidence

[@magdalenadiaz495]

Yes!!! This is what I thought to!! And maybe they told her if she stayed quiet they’d let her live and give her money 🤷‍♀️

[@sarawegmiller9371]

Exactly what I think too!

[@kyliehin2363]

Yes I think that too !

[@LexieZador]

The issue with this would be that the DNA would be a partial match to Noura so they would know they were related

[@clarisaexplainsitall79]

My mom died of a heart condition in my arms. Hearing that call brought me back to my own call to 911. I was furious, because it seemed to take forever. I was yelling at the dispatcher. It was chaos. I knew she was gone. And in that moment, all you can do it scream at them to help you. I could never be a 911 operator. I can't imagine the horrible things they have to hear.

[@lionelluva]

Gosh! I’m so sorry 💔

[@KristaLeigh98]

I lost my mom to similar circumstances. I’m so sorry. 💔 Hearing that call was tough.

[@evarensman4137]

I’m so sorry for your loss ❤️

[@HLJRMAI1]

I knew someone casually from a whole lifetime ago (maybe 30 years) that committed suicide, and her family claimed it was all of her emotional trauma from being a 911 operator. Her husband said she changed so much and apparently she took the call of a child's death, and after that she became just like a walking shell. I had only met her a few times, her husband was in the military with my husband ( ex now) so I didn't really know her that well, but she seemed like a very upbeat funny person and it was so sad to hear of her suicide.

[@parisjones2265]

That's so awful. I'm so sorry!

[@kaseyholman8651]

I was in prison with Noura. You learn in there how to read ppl I never thought Noura did it. She has a very generous personality. I was happy to hear that she got out. There was things left out in this video that points to other ppl and motives. She deserved to be released not many do but IMO she did.

[@mondundfeuer]

She’s innocent. Forensic investigation failed to use the hair in her mother’s hands. The only thing Noura was guilty of was being an irresponsible wild child. I can’t imagine what she went through. The justice system saw her weaknesses and pointed the finger. I can see Noura has done a ton of growing up and I’m happy she’s starting a new life.

[@Rhedd30]

"I burned it making macorni and cheese" I need help since I kinda found that sentence funny

[@sarabarrezueta4604]

Alex Amanda same

[@318Reshia]

Alex Amanda ig I need help too😂😂🙋

[@bunnygirl-cl4uq]

Especially how the aunt was crying saying it like it was funny but in a sad way I agree

[@giselleojeda5988]

I cracked up 😂😂

[@GamingMiloJay]

Alex Amanda 😂😂😂

[@frogwart70]

How do you NOT test the hair that's found in the victim's hand? How could someone stab a person 50 times and have no DNA transferred on to themself? If nothing else Noura was treated incredibly unfairly. I don't feel like she did it.

[@chloegifford22]

Chesh The Cat ttr

[@Peanut_taco_muffin]

There was so much evidence against her- the fact that the incompetent forensic investigators didn’t find her DNA at the scene shows that they’re not good at their jobs, but it doesn’t negate all of the circumstantial evidence against her. There is way more that this video didn’t even begin to cover or mention. Watch the 48 Hours episode on this case; don’t go by this very biased video.

[@melindayu2324]

The perfect manicure for me is the ultimate proof that she didn’t do it. I’ve had those nails for years and especially blood.... no way that’s coming out of the tiny potential creases or the microscopic spaces between your natural nail and the acrylic nail. I’ve cut myself before and that blood manages to sneak into some crack or crevice. With that much blood, there is no way her manicured nails would have escaped getting so,e blood in there no matter how much she could scrub her hands. Even if she’d worn gloves, the fact that there was no DNA on her-and if she was high on weed, that’s a “no violence” kind of drug. I just can’t see it. The blonde hair in the victims hand is another reason-not sure if the sisters are guilty but was there any connection between the sisters and Nouras father? What about the moms relationships? Was she involved in a romantic relationship that perhaps an angry other woman and an accomplice wanted to settle a love triangle?

[@mina0rahman]

16:57 some of these "relatives" have blond hair.... And strange how they were ALL against the girl since the beginning. And they inherited from the victim's will as well.

[@type1d760]

I don't feel like she did it. Just in the 911 call you can hear her sadness. Poor girl had to be in prison for way too long for a crime she didn't commit 😭

[@bookishcearia6317]

Hyper Kids I know right I don't know how they thought she done it, I mean her mother ( the victim) had blonde hair in her hand not dark brown like how the actual fuck do you get she did this. This police work suck monkey balls!!😤😡

[@nyla-amarasmit8117]

Hyper Kids gross injustice = america In no other western democracy is heresay and friends throwing her character under the bus enough for conviction of murder! If her cut had been from stabbing dna would have been there. Normally dna of 2 not IDed persons is enough reasonable doubt to not even do the fucking trial. Gross injustice! She sure didnt kill her mother. Listen to that 911 tape. Or what she said. Horrible. But how can kendall be on the fence? Truly? No brainer AT ALL

[@alleyj826]

I actually felt the 911 call was fake, BUT I still wouldn’t convict her. There was some fishy elements to the case, but not enough evidence to convict. So many jurors seem to not understand that.

[@AbbieGirl46]

the 911 call really got to me. It felt so geniune that I thought about how that sounds very close to what I would sound like if I found my grandmother (the woman who raised me) the way Nora found her mom.

[@Mirage238]

Hyper Kids it sounds fake to me

[@KylieMaples]

I don't think she did it. The way the timing was she wouldn't have been able to clean it up. The 911 call sounded pretty real. The cut is kinda suspicious but Then again she was drunk and high so I don't think she did it

[@winterkaitlynn6170]

I agree because being drunk and high she would physically incapable to clean up so well, and she would have not have the strength. Also why would she get her mother get her naked?

[@misatchi]

Kylie's Corner I could easily see her having the worst luck by cutting her hand the same night her mother died. If only they had tested the hair, I feel like it would have given some solid answers. It's hard when you are the only suspect. Also trials are super shady bc they want to charge somebody overall and if you were the only person around with no evidence you were definitely not home, they'll blame you.

[@briannalee1998]

Kylie's Corner completely agree!!!!

[@callmewaves1160]

Could be multiple reasons she cut herself. Maybe she was racking up some white lines to snort and cut herself with the razor blade. She was known to do drugs. That is something I wouldn't wanna admit to the police. Maybe the random dna of the two other women is just from a cat fight she had while she was out partying.

[@TanyaWilliams-m5m]

Thanks so much for your coverage. All your videos are awesome and you cover a lot of ground. This one had music playing softly in the background and it totally did my head in, meaning I couldn’t concentrate on what you were saying. That’s all.otherwise brilliant 😊💓

[@allybc]

I think her aunts killed their sister and then tried to pin it on her "screw up daughter".

[@kassieflores173]

Yup! The fact they were fighting her for the money alone speaks wonders.

[@vadore05]

And they're blond!

[@Rules889]

When she said blonde hair, I thought the same thing & everyone testified against her... too fishy

[@munchkinstinykitchenbiglov6996]

I completely thought the same thing!!! Blond Hair and money hungry! Pinning it on the daughter!

[@jazzywristonchunkybarbiemi1477]

Look at the hair. They wanted that money.

[@kayla8665]

There’s literally no evidence on her how the hell did they even convict her

[@lailahernandez1659]

Kayla Lawson ikr

[@Kristina_R11]

Kayla Lawson ☹️☹️😒

[@taylorddang7157]

right!! that was exactly what i was thinking.

[@kaylalayton7399]

Truth! Also her nails were way too nice for her to have stabbed her mum fifty times!

[@ropemagic3765]

Circumstantial evidence is still evidence

[@konstantinoskalatzis8095]

I’m pretty sure she didn’t do it!! I mean she had that cut on her hand! Wouldn’t that bleed and wouldn’t a blood drop remain at the crime scene?

[@jedecker4051]

Unless she cut herself while trying to dispose of the knife after the crime. Why doesn't she just tell where she was?

[@TheWholeEntireCake]

Her cut seemed pretty healed at the time of the murder. Unless she’s super woman, nobody can heal a wound THAT fast.

[@user-wo3yd5ke4s]

Unless she was lying to protect an abusive friend who did this to her or didn’t want to be admitted or discredited for being suicidal

[@shrewpeasant1331]

@@jedecker4051 honestly she probably doesn't remember, she was intoxicated and experienced something extremely traumatic, and as someone who has gone through traumatic things, I'd be more suspicious if she remembered everything from that day.

[@cintiakanowitz2942]

Why doesn’t she just tell where she was?? That simple. Guilty.

[@sweetelly743]

It’s crazy how they can convict Noura but couldn’t convict Casey Anthony. That case still makes me so mad!!!

[@TheJd2194]

They need to re-open this case and test that damn hair.

[@leilanyx]

i bet you they've conveniently "lost it".

[@user-gl1su4gh4w]

@@leilanyx I bet they said "oh we threw it out since it wouldn't work with this case or would help in any way"

[@BIGEAGLEDUDE]

Okay so I live in Memphis where this happens and because Nora sign the Alford plea they can't do it and they won't do it basically the Alford plea is the agreement that the wrongfully accused sign saying that they did not do this and there was no evidence that they did it but they're taking responsibility for the crime because the system doesn't want to test the evidence again. In other words we're going to release you but you're going to own up and say I am responsible for this crime because we don't want to take an L for our messing up the case

[@nopeynope5468]

They keep asking Noura “Where were you?!” THE POOR GIRL WAS DRINKING AND SMOKING! She probably didn’t remember!! Also 2019 anyone?

[@baileymoura4546]

me on a friday night oh wait i dont have a life nevermind

[@EmandEms]

Bailey Moura me

[@baileymoura4546]

@@EmandEms hehe iM sO ReLaTaBLe

[@Peanut_taco_muffin]

She remembered plenty of that nights- she just conveniently forgot the chunk of time when her mom was getting killed.

[@madiicakes3670]

Me

[@amandagibson1100]

I think she's innocent. Her DNA wasn't found anywhere at the scene, her nails were perfectly manicured, and the Mother's DNA wasn't found anywhere on her. I don't think it's possible to stab some one 56 times and have none of their DNA on you anywhere!

[@rxxrcousin]

Or any blood!

[@merber6070]

And Nora's gut wrenching cries in the 911 call she made, nobody can fake that kind of shock after stabbing somebody that many times

[@silver-pearl]

Yeah, where were her Aunts during that time? I suspect them, but I don't suspect Noura at all

[@yvettegenevievemontboissie1102]

@@merber6070 this is what you believe

[@tickledtoffee]

And the blonde hair in her mother’s hand. Why on earth didn’t they test that?

[@emmamclaughlin8943]

Omg that was the most genuine 911 call I’ve ever heard

[@suchanakachenthon7323]

so... not to be accused as a murderer you must act like a “good girl” in public.

[@christycapers4715]

And then that’s still not enough in some cases!

[@deltadawn2409]

One of the many downsides to being a woman , I guess 🙄😤

[@sahawk0709]

What a load of crap

[@kilasha3]

I remember when I went to court for some bs, they literally told me to dress "preppy" and pretend to be a Christian. It would give me "more favor" with the judge.

[@chrysaliscrisis8530]

@@deltadawn2409 not just women, apparently- there was this dude who was convicted of murder and had to go to prison just because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. basically, judicial systems are corrupt and often useless.

[@macirenee2916]

I honestly don’t think she did it. Maybe she had someone else do it? But I don’t think she physically did it herself. Another things with her wearing a sweatshirt in the summer. I use to do that because I was so insecure with myself. Didn’t matter how how it was outside I was wearing a sweatshirt.

[@elizabethtalalemotu8405]

Maci Renee me too!

[@haleynicole163]

I never thought about her hiring someone to do it..🤔

[@peacexo11]

Me too !

[@macirenee2916]

Haley Nicole I only thought of it because Kendall said something about her dad left a bunch of money!

[@faithlessyt]

Agree

[@ShyShyHubbard]

“calm dOwN” I- her mom just got murdered htf do u want her to act

[@longforari]

I do agree the operater seemed heartless on the surface, but operators can't show any kind of emotion in these instances because it can often scare people even more. I'd never be able to do that .

[@maggies.camera]

^^ yeah bc if they showed emotion it would make them freak out more

[@eloinaseguro5230]

I KNOW RIGHT? POOR GIRL ❤

[@Chrisyt272]

Marshyia Hubbard Yeah, that really bothered me. I understand the operator needs to get a lot of information from the caller, but there has to be a better way than telling her to “Calm down.”

[@Chrisyt272]

@Mystery I toyed with the idea of becoming a 911 Operator, but quickly figured out that I'm better suited working with the dead, rather than with the living. My comment was in agreement with others, who also listened to the Operator using the term calm down, in a really ineffective way. This young woman was inconsolable after finding her mother murdered, and in my experience telling someone to Calm Down can sometimes have the opposite effect. When she wasn't calming down after she was told to, I would assume they are trained in several different ways to effectively calm her down, so they can get the information that they need. I didn't see any unfair criticism happening in this thread. In addition, I didn't see any clueless kids anywhere on here. What I see is a bunch of people on the internet upset about how this girl got railroaded, and some confusion over the way this case was handled. Beginning with the 911 Operator. I say this with the respect of an almost 40 year old woman, I'm definitely not a clueless kid on the internet. Have a good night.

[@Dietcokeslut]

What’s probably most heartbreaking is that instead of getting to experience a beautiful and mature relationship with her mom in her 20s, she spent them in prison. She only got to have the angsty, rebellious years (that almost everyone has). I’m sure that feels just awful.

[@ryancarson8461]

I think she was probably innocent since it must be impossible not to have any of her mom's DNA on her especially when you're drunk and high. Although the whole cut thing is suspicious, it doesn't prove anything and the fact that her whole family were so convinced she did it was so disappointing. I can't imagine being in jail for over a decade for a crime you didn't do. Noura deserved a more fair trial and a forensic team that actually tested everything at the crime scene.

[@k10batmama]

ryan carson she was my best friend for almost 11 years. Shes guilty. I can answer any question you have. We were at Italian Fest and her mom called while we were there and they got in a fight and she literally said in front of all of us "i wish she was fuckin dead". She changed after. She was not the same Nora

[@CassandraShiann]

netherwarper why was none of that said? At least I didn't see it at the trial whatsoever

[@CassandraShiann]

netherwarper also no DNA of her mom on her nails but DNA of two other girls, and a clump of blond hair when her hair isn't blond?

[@janvi.suresh]

netherwarper I would give you the benefit of the doubt when it comes to if you actually did know noura, but seeing as you don't even know how to spell her name, I guess not.

[@blyss.x]

ryan carson Exactly! 😡

[@Nico-kr5se]

Two years late but no way that girl killed her mom, the fact everyone turned on her just cause she had made bad choices is disgusting.

[@wadelindmark3340]

I think the only way that she might have been involved is if she was conspiring with someone to kill her mother but outside of that I find it next to impossible.

[@laurawillson5909]

Well.. this has happened quite a lot.. if a girl is sexually active or likes to party.. she is portrayed to be much worse person and decide that she is the killer..

[@EmmaryMarshall]

I think it was the mother’s sisters! I mean come on, two unidentified women’s DNA and clumps of blonde hair in Jennifer’s hands. They killed their poor sister and blamed it on her daughter for her money. So sad, I hope they figured it out and test that hair and DNA so that Noura can have justice for her mother.

[@Thebrebeee]

@@EmmaryMarshall my god I didn’t even think about that... plus didn’t they gain like her estate that was like $1.5 million? And they immediately went against the daughter despite the lack of evidence. Plus even if there was evidence, I’ve never heard of a case where the family abandons the accused like this... very fishy. And not to mention the clump of blonde hair in the mother’s hand and that the forensics wouldn’t test it. And 50 stab wounds?? Sounds a bit personal

[@MariaLopez-zw9qt]

@@EmmaryMarshall i agree !!! I just watch this for the first time today and I thought 2 other women and blonde Her family are all blonde and lots women ... except daughter Please open the case again and test that hair!!!

[@martam.2768]

I hate when they analyse police or ambulance phone calls and say someone "didn't act normal", wtf? What does that even mean?? What's "normal" in a situation like that. Plus, the whole overkill and it had to be someone close to the victim? I couldn't count how many times I've heard that statement and yet the killer turned out to be a complete stranger. Poor girl. Oh, and I bet the prosecutor threatened her friends with some kind of charges (like you said, they all smoke weed and did other drugs together), and that's why they testified against her.

[@Kate-n2310]

Marta M. I totally agree

[@kimberley3577]

Agree

[@TheKcoyne]

Agreed

[@puffsleeveskindagirl]

New fan! I've been binge-watching your vids for the past two weeks.

[@rowni]

From that heartwrenching 911 call, I can already tell that she was innocent

[@amandakaricunningham4116]

Ikr she sounded so broken by finding her mom.

[@blazebaby89]

Really? To me it made her seem guilty.

[@rowni]

@@blazebaby89 I can see why you thought that. I guess we'll never know for sure

[@coolbeans5911]

girl: likes to party public: _she's the devil incarnate_ She's innocent. Her nails are too perfect

[@debramason7237]

💯

[@ourcorrectopinions6824]

Her nails are the “smoking gun” of her innocence, ironically.

[@jessicahenry222]

50 stab marks and her nails looked that good? Um 😶 nope

[@andreaturnquist4855]

Exactly!

[@tanyareynolds9339]

Exactly

[@corym.m.3084]

I can’t stand when operators tell you to “calm down” when the callers dying loved one is on the floor. Like seriously are you kidding?

[@leahhuntz6236]

It's frustrating, I remember when my daughter was having a febrile convulsion and they were asking my Medicare number and phone number.... I was jst about losing my mind

[@corym.m.3084]

@@leahhuntz6236 like seriously that kind of crap can wait. save their life first and then go from there.

[@zinebhmz]

Me too 😕

[@tuczyn]

@Macy Maybe it would be a better idea to ask the person to "try to focus" or something like that? But not "calm down" because how are they supposed to calm down in such a stressful situation... I've never calmed down just because someone told me to.

[@eleanorsvenson2958]

This!!! That’s not how adrenaline works!

[@krysivory493]

I think her aunts did it. So, they purposefully make her look bad and testify against her. That's it.

[@natalief316]

I think she's innocent! Sorry Im like 2 years late to this video hahha...but I've been binge watching your channel! I'm obsessed with your videos!

[@Regany98]

Me too! But I absolutely agree, there’s some shady shit going on here. That poor girl lost so much

[@nicolekamm]

Haha same here! I think she’s innocent also but i do want to know why she couldn’t say where she was that night? That part was odd to me

[@cassiecortez9771]

I think, along with many other cases on this channel, the police fail to do their jobs in investigating and looking at the evidence objectively. Very disappointing, and shame on prosecution for withholding evidence from the defense. How did they even get away with that???

[@MariaCarattini]

Me too!!! I think it was one of the sisters!!!!

[@ataviagamble288]

Grill same here I feel like I’m obsessed

[@keiaraboyd9959]

If they tested the hair they would known but nooo they convicted her because of her lifestyle

[@derpderplul]

She’s innocent, and her lifestyle was used against her. You can’t even say she got other people to do it because look at all the people who snitched on her with no evidence. Also why weren’t more suspects looked into? They just decided that it was her.

[@mskri55i]

I love your channel kendall, I watch your videos while I work but I really wish you'd upload this video again without the tense background music. It's making me anxious and is so distracting

[@zoevillegas8331]

Her DNA wasn’t even at the crime scene. No way she did it

[@justmeandalwaysproud5206]

Her DNA should be there though. I''m sure she touched her mother when checking to see if she's alive. To me that's an indication that someone cleaned up the scene.

[@melissam597]

And even if she did, there wasn’t enough evidence to convict her - the arguments the prosecution used were flimsy at best

[@mikevander2314]

@@justmeandalwaysproud5206 that wouldn’t make sense since the crime scene was still full of blood and didn’t dictate a clean up

[@chesliemilam547]

Funny how the aunts were sooooo quick to point the finger at their niece. And the fact that they settled with Nora for Nora's mothers money she left behind. Motive: money. My opinion of who did it: Nora's aunts. No way she wouldn't have left ANY evidence behind being drunk/high. Poor girl. I'm just glad she's free.

[@rachelclaire7185]

💯

[@perfectlyimperfect2770]

I was just thinking that very same thing. I feel like it was absolutely ridiculous that they wouldn't have tested the hair found in the victim's hand, and didn't they say they found Jennifer naked? What kind of relationship did she have with her 2 sisters? Aka (the aunt's) which i think 1 if not both are blonde headed. Sounds to me like the jury pretty much did what they felt like and convicted Nora even tho there wasn't evidence on her to convict her. Sounds fishy to me. Also stabbed 57 times definatly sounds like a revenge or crime of passion maybe the 2 sisters who were so quick to point the fingers at Nora was jealous of Jennifer for whatever reason they had. Not saying they did or didn't do it, but they should have done way more investigating than they did. Just my oppinion on things.

[@klada000]

@@perfectlyimperfect2770 although I think DNA would not show totally foreign then... Unless she was adopted

[@jnlllv]

Sameee

[@AllykinSkywalker]

I thought the same thing. The aunts. What's their alibi? What's their hair color? Evidence of TWO other women at the scene of the crime? The aunts are my first 2 persons of interest for sure

[@thehoodedfugire7148]

Why I personally think she's innocent: 1. There's no DNA evidence that she actually did it none on her or on her mom 2. Any one else think that it's wried that they didn't test the hair in the mom's hand 3. Everyone was against her from the beginning even though there's more evidence that she didn't do it 4. All her friends testified against her for things that they all did 5. They used false information with out looking deeper into it 6. It would be nearly impossible to stab someone what 50 times and leave zero evidence behind while completely sober and in this case she was both high and drunk 7. Her nail looked completely untouched even though nails are generally fairly fragile 8. The hair found at the crime scence was blond and he hair was brown 9. Funny how her TWO aunt's who were BLOND we're so quick to blame her

[@Dash120z]

10. The 911 call seemed real enough and truly heartbreaking for her to fake that

[@janes8714]

I don’t think I could ever fake a 911 call like the one she made. she was absolutely hysterical and when she stopped talking it sounded like she was close to passing out