Killer Boyfriend Thinks He Got Away Until Cops Find His Secret

[@xopinkieox]

“Arturo novos was a loser” Honestly what a WONDERFUL way to start a video. It had me at that moment lmao

[@tinababy86]

LOLLLLL

[@strongfoot2009]

Why are some people so screwed up and let a terrible guy or a terrible woman destroy their lives?!. This vile Anthony took with him lots of people!.

[@claytonepperson3189]

Right? And my video froze right after while I was listening at work. I seriously thought that was a whole video

[@Workingman-u7s]

His mom had this tough Italian New York accent. LOL. She must have spoiled this crybaby psychopath murderer rotten throughout his life.

[@Geannie123]

​@@claytonepperson3189🤣🤣🤣

[@TheUncheckedComments]

This man dragged everyone and their momma, literally, into this crime. Dude is a menace.

[@pixiefilth]

True sociopath...

[@mikejones9961]

ya think?

[@StephRich888]

Very selfish!

[@ChadDidNothingWrong]

@@StephRich888 not as selfish as the detective trying to get charges on the wife 12:08

[@tictacterminator]

He thinks he's running the trailer park

[@DemetriusSorvo]

"I told you there was something weird about him" "You did."

[@shila8379]

Best comment. Always trust your instinct. Every time I’ve been screwed over, it’s because I ignored my OWN mind trying to warn me. Trust yourself ❤

[@simonrowe3124]

‘There’s 25 to Life there in that bag!’

[@nite_clouds]

I'm sorry but that was a pretty funny exchange between mom and him 😅

[@Margo-v5p]

😅😅😅😅

[@Natas_Nico08518]

Dude involved the WHOLE town in his crime 🤦🏽‍♀️ he should not be surprised he ended up in jail.

[@my3boyzmommy]

😂😂😂

[@rebekahjimenez2808]

Yeah, exactly. If you're doing something illegal, KEEP IT TO YOURSELF!

[@Jsin969]

Lots of stupid people in the world 😅

[@IamStarGirl1]

My pastor says, "If you gon do wrong, do it by yourself." There's no need to drag people down with you .

[@aphrikadease5197]

Lol why TF is your pastor saying that 🤣​@@IamStarGirl1

[@fredjones2748]

Moral of the story. If someone asks you to hold onto their locked freezer for them…probably not a good thing

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Anything locked to be stored and not opened - flag. Unless it's a letter to be opened upon someone's death. Even that might be hard to do, but you wouldn't suspect murder - okay, maybe a confession of some sort.

[@nrom5960]

😂

[@k_a_bizzle]

That’s the signal I’m receiving as well

[@carolcarol62]

Lol id be like ok but im eating the steak not foot😅

[@MomsRoots]

and it’s probably not a mannequin

[@reallifefiasco]

The wife saying she was looking for hamburger and the husband giggling over it with the detective because she didn't want to admit she's too nosy 😂😂 that's actually really cute. Can you blame her? I'd be nosy af too!

[@erinbarnes2677]

Yeah because why would you let someone leave a full freezer with a lock on it in your home? Weird

[@jennamaguirexO]

She gave herself away when she said she saw the lock and thought it was weird lol

[@muskokamike127]

In her mind it prob sounded TOTALLY plausible "I was just looking for hamburger to I busted open a lock"

[@ProfNDKai]

Yh can’t lie it was cute and him just sitting on the sofa after work and knowing something was up - that’s 30 years of marriage and hope it happens for me one day if it’s meant to

[@Angle86]

Her nosiness helped them find the truth or else he would have disposed off her and nobody would ever know

[@delicate_genius]

Your Outback dishwasher job is FUCKED 😂

[@LVL24]

Narrator and detectives were roasting tf out of him this whole ep 😭😂 the outback thing had me 💀

[@Ryann1432]

Omg YES, each time saying it he got more bass in his voice.

[@adrianishtar0]

He broke af

[@Dpbihh]

i make 19 a hr dishwashing while i'm in school , 7.25 is minimum wage down here

[@trash_bender420]

The detective was great tbh, straight to the point.

[@rashawillis3016]

Starting today. Can’t nobody use my freezer. And I ain’t letting nobody bring no freezer to my house. Simple.

[@CrackberryMe]

Facts !! All FACTS !!!

[@shaun5047]

lol Personally I’d never allow anyone and I mean anyone to store a locked freezer at my house.

[@robinschnell6357]

Agreed.

[@milly_lily1395]

👏👏👏

[@zazzifizzle]

I mean. This is so relatable! I wouldn't think anything of allowing a friend such a small favour. Yikes.

[@angelicacamacho859]

The fact she got out of jail and contacted him against court orders AFTER she just got arrested for having to do with the murder just shows that she could careless about her kids. All she cares about is that man and the drama that comes with him.

[@christasievers6674]

wow. he took advantage of his WONDERFUL friends, they already put up with his shit and let him use their house for his freezer just to put them at legal risk. i’m so glad the friends called the police and didn’t try to help him cover it up

[@petergriffiinbirdistheword]

You'd be surprised how common this is. Evil people out there, more than we realize.

[@ErikaTBus]

I know, how horrible! Listening to them describe it was difficult. I can't imagine finding a dead body - and to think they trusted their friend and the vile POS leaves them with that? Those poor people!

[@Lena-so2lq]

​@petergriffiinbirdistheword most people are not good at all. I'm 47 and i think i always want to be the person i am, but in this world ~ you got to toughen up. Dont lie to one self about why someone is around you. Look at what you do for them. Should be reciprocal.

[@PG-wz7by]

Tbh, most people would call the authorities if they found a corpse in a freezer. That couple was the most normal of the bunch. Their involvement with Arturo probably goes way back to younger days and before Arturo showed his true colors. Sometimes you'll know people from long ago in a wider circle of acquaintances who definitely make bad choice from drug addiction to violence.

[@polinatalmeltzer450]

Yeah, it’s so evil to take advantage of the people who thought they were just giving a helping hand to their “friend”.

[@queenzebes6012]

Katrina's mom on the jail house phone call was amazing. Called her daughter out, wasn't buying any of her shit, and told her all the facts. She gave no sympathy. That's how you do it. Edit: maybe I should clarify. When watching many of these true crime videos/documentaries/stories, you most often hear parents on phone calls coddling their children. I believe a parent can teach as many morals they can to their children, but once they're an adult, it's their own free will. I don't know enough about her mother raising her, but I wholeheartedly praise her response to her daughter in the phone call. I feel like some of you replying are just trying to be contrarian and trying to dig deeper when all I was remarking was her quick response in the phone call. It was honestly a nice surprise to hear someone not believing the lies for once. That's it. Have a great watch everyone

[@LegendLength]

Yeah she really raised a winner well done

[@MommaSullens]

I thought it was one of the better jailhouse calls I’ve heard in a while. Her mom could’ve pacified her in effort to calm her daughter while she had her on the phone, (which is an innate part of being a mother). Instead, she gave her a real wake up call the only way she knew how, called her out for being with a lowlife and told her to cut ties! Basically explaining she is in an every man for themselves situation… that whatever this insanity was, she needed to disconnect from him and stop worrying about him. Of course, in the end, she was not innocent at all and risked her freedom by reaching out to him later & gets arrested for her part -which is good! Just sad. I’m glad she’s paying for her part in this disgusting crime. And sad for the mother that her daughter do to their actions, and the kids that lost their mother cause she was obsessed with a POS man. 🤦‍♀️

[@solemn2854]

​@@LegendLength Nature over nurture. Some people are born genetically predisposed to the dark triad traits. Just born evil and waiting for a moment that flips the switch in their brain that initiates those traits

[@hannahlee7702]

@@LegendLengthonce they’re adults you really can’t do anything about it. You can raise a “perfect” child and they turn around and be shitty adults

[@clownbag]

​@@LegendLength Looks like drugs got to her. It wouldn't be fair to blame her mom for that.

[@user-vt2zc1gu2m]

The mom is like “he bought it brand new!!!” like she cant believe he didn’t Craigslist an old freezer for a body. Lmao it’s not funny subject matter but that made me giggle.. I love her.

[@Charles-oo8bq]

😂

[@shellym8251]

That cracked me up too!

[@101stAviator_doorgunner]

I thought the same thing lol she was flabbergasted he bought a new freezer for a body and didn't go to goodwill or craigslist.

[@trueblue7779]

😂😂😂

[@cortney3798]

She was wondering if he bought it to kill her or killed her and bought it

[@MiaTune]

If someone left a padlocked freezer in my house, i would 100% be snooping 5 minutes after they left. No "hamburger" excuses needed 😂

[@GH-oi2jf]

I would say let's make an inventory so you will know nothing has been removed.

[@tinababy86]

For sure lol

[@Lalala66-666]

THIS!

[@WayWhite-q5h]

you a fake friend

[@kalikillz]

Lmaoooo hamburger excuses hahahah

[@hellomandarkk]

I would be 'looking for hamburger' too girl! No shame for being nosy. RED FLAGS with the padlock lol

[@tapoemt3995]

I wouldn't be looking for hamburger in a padlocked freezer brought to someone else's house. All that time and energy by multiple people to save hamburger? No way. 🤣

[@hellomandarkk]

@@tapoemt3995 no shit Sherlock. Hence the quotes 😂😂😂

[@tapoemt3995]

@@hellomandarkk no shit Sherlock. It was in agreement. Hence the laughing emoji...

[@devildogsmom1]

That's exactly what I was thinking! 🤔

[@YourLoyalHighness87]

Came here to say that too! lol

[@coreythompsonTheOneandOnly]

16:16 "we do know because he prides himself on being Puerto Rican" "okay, hes happy about that I guess" that cop is funny asl 😂

[@joe-nf7cf]

Funny how many Puerto Ricans have Puerto Rican pride but won't actually live in Puerto Rico.

[@coreythompsonTheOneandOnly]

Daaaamn, you are wise 🦉 sir never realized that until I saw you mention it. Chicago Illinois salutes you and the work you do

[@ttylerle]

@@joe-nf7cfprobably a cultural and ethnic type pride, maybe their living situation in Puerto Rico was bad 🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️

[@joe-nf7cf]

@@ttylerle A culture with a third world mentality.

[@Do_Not_Lie2]

All murders lead to walmart.

[@Floydian4everr]

They may as well have a murder/crime scene cleanup kit and a freezer/bucket/trash bags/sawzall dispose of a body kit on the same aisle. Make them incriminate themselves even faster by going directly to them, compare the store brand to the national leading brand then proceed straight to the checkout line where the cameras are right above your head as they pay with their own card while carrying their cell phones everywhere the victims movements were too. WOW. How stupid are all these morons Edit: body disposal kit needs to include duct tape and a Walmart exclusive brand black suitcase with the tag in an area killer won't see that got a serial rapist/killer caught after finding bodies in two same suitcases

[@divinemischief4655]

That's what I was thinking 😂

[@kimberlyhayes6006]

Every mf time 😭

[@truthspeaks623]

That's kinda funny

[@ItCantRainForever2]

Lmao

[@LVL24]

Damn, I didn't expect you to straight up roast a guy right off the bat 💀🤣

[@yonycka16]

with all the credits, got me good

[@Thatsokayiwaswrong]

He said L O S E R 💀😂

[@FerretTwister]

He really did the Squidward "nobody likes you and you're a loser" meme immediately.

[@Thejayexo]

I said “well damn!”😩😩

[@VectorRabbit]

So funny xD Reminds me of an episode of Timesuck where Dan was talking about how serial killers need less cool names. If you might be known as the Tiny Shriveled Willy Strangler...

[@KalinFamilyForJesus]

I can't express how much I appreciate watching an interrogation of an innocent person or someone related to the case that committed no crime and how different it is compared to an interrogation of a guilty person. It's so surreal to me

[@CJLOVE23]

I watched the entire interrogation of the girlfriend, Katrina Layton, and that woman was seriously obsessed with poor Shannon. She kept telling the detective she “didn’t know much about Shannon” but everytime they asked Katrina something about her, Katrina would say.. “all I know is she dated Arturo for a few months” Then proceeds to list all her likes and dislikes, all her hobbies, her days and hours at work, how many phones she had, where she went to hang out with friends, all her family’s names, all Shannon’s exes names, what her favorite foods were and so on and so on. I’m serious. She knew a _disturbing_ amount about Shannon and I 100% believe Katrina participated in the murder as well as the cover up. If she didn’t, Shannon’s murder was the direct result of Katrina’s obsession and jealousy over Shannon. I recommend watching the interrogation to see what I mean, it’s crazy

[@hellomandarkk]

Agreed she was jealous bc Shannon was beautiful and well.... She ... Meh lol

[@TheRationalist.]

​@@hellomandarkkcome on now that is beyond a stretch. More attractive than the girlfriend sure. But not even close to beautiful.

[@mhairimushroom5601]

Wow, thanks for the suggestion 😮

[@jwsuicides8095]

@@hellomandarkk an IQ of about 40.

[@elishh8173]

If HE killed her then it doesn't matter what the other woman did. Its still him who did it. Also poor Shannon, Arturo looked 3vil

[@aprildevil186]

I am loving the detective who interviewed Anthony. He is so blunt and real.

[@paigecarew5322]

And he made sure to point out every inconsistency he made from the other people he dragged into this statements too to make sure that it’ll be easy to show that he’s a liar on the stand.

[@cpmow831]

The “,non confrontational” approach is smooth and will usually get you all you need. The days of aggressive interrogation are over. I’m in the middle of this training now for work.

[@opdjasin]

Chris Rose during the interrogation reminds me of the pimp guy from South Park. "You know what I'm sayin'?" Butters: "Yeah I believe I know what you're saying!"

[@aphwest0]

“You could go in a freezer too” was an incredible statement! My mouth dropped i can only imagine how the detective felt when he made that statement

[@rickjustus6416]

That's what you took? Lol? She would obviously wind up in a freezer.

[@rickjustus6416]

See I wonder how the mother felt when the first thing out her mouth was "I'm gonna lose my job" and not "I'm gonna lose my kids".

[@Ryann1432]

Absolutely agree, incredible statement! Sadly I think she is just as dangerous as Tony.

[@Floydian4everr]

Wait, didn't the detective say that to Katrina?

[@grapevinez6026]

@@Floydian4everr the detective was recounting what her son had said.

[@MachoSasq]

“Looking for hamburger” she wanted to pop that padlock the second she saw it.

[@jimmyzhao2673]

Could have been 'Taco Tuesday' and she was hankering for some tacos, no padlock was going to stand in her way.

[@motherofthreeb6337]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@shaftomite007]

Yeah she's such a damn liar, looking for hamburger my ass 😂😂😂

[@shaftomite007]

Anybody with a wife knows, lol

[@POCKBA]

​@@shaftomite007Wifes just know this things😅

[@CanadianArchaeologist]

I already rent 2 houses but I need to rent a place for my freezer. Don't look inside.

[@k_j_n1242]

😂😂😂

[@wayneforprezz]

"She wasn't a very big girl, but perhaps her life and death will weigh heavy on those involved" is cold AF 🥶

[@sue7734]

😄 I counted 8 "you know what I mean(s)" and 1 "you know what I'm saying?" in all.

[@mhmmokayL]

@@sue7734right!?

[@JamesQMurphy]

Colder than a padlocked freezer amirite?

[@AbbyChristen]

@@JamesQMurphy Jesus 😂😭😂😭😭😭

[@cpmow831]

I see what you did there…

[@BunnyQueen97]

I love that the wife is so in denial about why she opened the freezer 😂 her husband said, “that’s her way!”

[@POCKBA]

😂😂😂

[@deucedeuce1572]

@nathanaeldavid6238 I know men like that too. In any case though it's complete BS. It was breaking and entering. He even had permission for it to be there and was paying rent for it. It is no different than breaking into someone else's safe or any other locked container.

[@SuperBumblebee86]

Dude there was a dead body in there lol ​@deucedeuce1572

[@deucedeuce1572]

@@SuperBumblebee86 It doesn't matter. Had cops illegally searched it the same way, that dead body would not be admissible in court as evidence. The entire case would have to be thrown out. The ends don't justify the means and people have Rights. If you have a lock on something that you own, you have the RIGHT to not have people break into it. That is why breaking and entering laws exist. What she/they did was a crime. Finding a dead body does not excuse that. It doesn't magically stop being a crime.

[@austinblackburn8095]

​@@deucedeuce1572Sorry that's not how the law works. You're protected by the fourth amendment from the government. That fridge was on private property you can look at anything you want inside it. Storage units can also check to make sure you're not doing anything illegal without telling you as well.

[@ht2007]

“I live a pretty simple life” says a sociopathic killer

[@Delululusional]

Most do

[@67nBrynhurstCuh]

Worried about his dish washer job as if he can't wash dishes for $0.09 an hour in prison. He won't miss much 💀💀

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

The way that guy sat up when he understood that the body had been in the freezer he helped move. You can see how horrified pretty much all the third parties are in this. The number of innocent people this guy harmed. Starting with the victim and her family, and then all the innocent people he traumatized by getting them involved; not least of which the old couple who found the body.

[@dandavis8300]

The way he was slumped down before makes him kind of sus. $100/week to store a freezer with a lock on it should have set off some alarms too. They may have all thought he was storing drugs but everybody knew something was up.

[@brunomartinello1114]

He was slumped down because he knew he had no choice but waste his time being interrogated because he knew he didnt commit any crime so he probably deduced that police needed some information he could have to solve some case he knew he wasnt directly involved. But he pictured himself moving that freezer with a dismembered body inside very recently and that shocked him... he changed his posture when he got informed that he was moving a dead body without knowing it... with is normal. I

[@dandavis8300]

@@brunomartinello1114 --Actually, he had a choice and should have lawyered up, but I guess it worked out OK for him.

[@brunomartinello1114]

@@dandavis8300 Considering that he himself knew he didnt commit any crime, and that the detective's questions were about a normal thing he did (help moving a freezer), It would be absurdly weird If he asked for a lawyer. In that specific and exact context of the video an Innocent would never feel the need to lawyer up.

[@dandavis8300]

@@brunomartinello1114 --Are you a relative of this guy? The mother bought the freezer on Arturo's behalf and then the son helped move it into someone else's house. There's nothing normal about that.

[@flexibleskedule]

There's something heartwarming about the interviews with the ancillary characters in this story.

[@foreverwander0320]

I agree. There are still people out there who are horrified by evil. They seemed genuinely grieved they’d been a part.

[@karenneill9109]

I just made a similar comment. The interviewer was so good at helping them through it with a bit of dark humour. They seem like genuinely kind people.

[@ericurdiales8978]

Okay, so you can kill, and dismember the body of someone, try to throw it off on your friends, then get a few years in prison. He should’ve been given life. That’s just grotesque.

[@dandavis8300]

Ooh! Yeah, you've provided a rational explanation! I really couldn't think of one. He might have been able to frame someone like that.

[@shilohivy4590]

It’s unbelievable

[@michelebella677]

He got 48 years to life in prison. You consider that a few years? How is that not a life sentence? He’ll die in jail.

[@TimmyTandThePainTrain]

@@michelebella677probably talking about the girlfriend. She only got 18, and it really feels like she was way more involved than she got charged for. But yeah, that’s still a long time. You should watch her interrogation too if you have the time!

[@CSRT123]

@@TimmyTandThePainTrain I'm okay with 18 years for her. She was probably more involved, but didn't directly commit the murder. She probably only got 18 years because she decided to take a plea deal and testify against the guy. Otherwise, it would be harder to prove their guilt.

[@davidschmidt2081]

Jesus, that one guy with his mom was so uninterested in the whole situation until he heard that girl was found in that freezer.

[@SamanthaMagdalena]

Bothered me from the get go. Makes me think he knows more. I'm not done the video yet tho aha

[@deucedeuce1572]

Sat up Real Quick when he heard that though. Hard to say if it was natural or not or if he was just acting.

[@austinblackburn8095]

He probably wasn't told anything about the situation other than they wanted to ask about him moving a freezer. His mom wanted to come because she wanted to make sure he talked to the cops right. He likely thought it was something that didn't matter as much like drugs or something. I would be pretty annoyed if I had to take time out of my day because I moved a fridge and my idiot friend got caught with drugs or something.

[@Averseinsomniac]

I thought they were a couple, must not have been paying attention very well; and no I think his reaction was genuine, although the weight of the freezer makes me not think that way completely

[@I_am_a_cat_]

He probably either thought he was gonna get in trouble, or that he was there over a "stolen freezer" or somethin

[@Freedomlives33]

"She loved her father and her dog most in the world." I pray for their grief and I hope they knew that🙏🏾

[@gyromurphy]

She looks just like one of my good friends. She gets all worked up over dudes as well... and she's even tiny like Shannon. I called her after watching this to make sure she wasn't being stupid and getting involved with anyone remotely knuckleheadish like dudes she's dates before. Thankfully my girlfriend and her are good friends now so she's been introducing her to good dudes that ...ya know... won't wind her up in a freezer. Poor girl. Sounds like she was a diamond in the rough that is Ohio.

[@jesuschristiskingandsavior461]

@@gyromurphyit’s even crazier when you think about how he killed such a good woman with a great soul, and kind and caring just so he could be with a psychopath that controlling and toxic and evil. Not to mention the girl he killed was very beautiful and the girl he killed her for was the opposite Demons man

[@Kayluv101]

“I told you they was weird didn’t i” that black couple 😂

[@Stockholmradi0]

“ you did “😂😂😂

[@jourdansarpy4935]

That’s wasn’t a couple. That was a mom and her son.

[@Kayluv101]

@@jourdansarpy4935 That’s even funnier 😂

[@Gem00987]

That momma be telling errrrrrrthing

[@PULAG]

How's the beach house doing?

[@StrawberryFog13]

"this aint about your outback dishwasher job anymore, dude." ☠️☠️

[@MusicBankTv]

😂

[@Noyoutubehandlesforme]

Klown just wants to know if you know what he means

[@decorumlopez9147]

I know.

[@jd7383]

Real life J-Roc

[@EnRandigKatt]

If you know, you know 😜

[@coyboybc]

If I had been the detective I would have taken a break after hearing all those….you know what I mean?

[@LookingAround-rs2km]

😂😂😂😂

[@interstellarconundrum4774]

Arturo looks like a real charmer. I can see what drew her to him. A kind of homeless serial killer mental institution escapee vibe to him.

[@narkhoodprods6844]

Darwin

[@Kaimonzs]

Take a drink every time Clown says "you know what I mean" 😂

[@ccziv]

I thought he was charming - the kind of guy who has lots of stories.

[@meloniedropik3539]

That'd be a lot of liquor.

[@GBU09]

Drunker than a skunk 😂😂😂😂 Clown seems like a cool and chill character from a villain movie.

[@rickanderson8683]

😂

[@garrick.]

😂🥴

[@sequentivero3060]

Not to make light of this serious crime, but this is a hilarious collection of interviews.

[@deborahstone9696]

Ridiculous 😂

[@goatmanedits4]

The "wanna be drug dealer music" got me. That's my favorite new sub-genre.

[@vatechie21]

Detective is a little bit messy.... With his hinting and then making people guess lol "Well we found her..." 👀

[@deucedeuce1572]

@@vatechie21 I thought he did a good job with Anthony though. He really didn't need to worry too much about it though, because they already had all the evidence they needed to arrest/convict him. It's not one of those cases where they have no evidence, so they interrogate the person in an attempt to get them to confess or get them to make a mistake and incriminate themselves unintentionally or to lead them to more evidence, etc... This seems like a kind of BS back and forth "let's mess with him and see what we get" kind of interview.

[@foreverwander0320]

@@vatechie21I liked it bc it was obvious the people were shocked and not involved. He got them all to give info.

[@fuzzjunky]

so he had 4 months to dispose a of a body and the best he came up with was a freezer?? and keeping the body?? oh boy we got ourselves a real einstein here

[@jesuschristiskingandsavior461]

Amd not only that, but got so many uninvolved people to be involved.

[@ScaredyGinge]

What a wild case... I feel so bad for everyone who became a part of it without knowing.

[@rickjustus6416]

The poor Gordon family. Outside of the family of the deceased.

[@jenellenelson4447]

​@@rickjustus6416I can't even imagine how they feel, but I know I'D never trust anyone again.

[@virginiawaters3220]

It looks like there were giant red flags flying and these friends were clueless. People need to learn to use their innate discernment.

[@deucedeuce1572]

If they didn't know, then they can't be charged with crimes. By definition, to be guilty of committing a crime you have to have knowing committed the crime. You can't charge a garbage man with "destroying evidence" every time he throws a garbage bag into the back of the garbage truck that has some kind of evidence of a crime in it. I know what you mean though. I'd be pissed if one of my friends used/abused me like that and drug me into something like that. Would be better for him to not tell you than for him to tell you though. At least then you have plausible deniability.

[@Gimme_bikelanes]

Trina’s mother is the smartest person in this group. “Don’t worry about Anthony, cut him off and lawyer up.” is the best advice anyone could have given her. Too bad she didn’t take it.

[@alondra_missi]

22:22 Marge and Bart crack me up. "I told you there was something weird with them" "You did" Bless their hearts. 🤣

[@PA-hi9wj]

As women, NEVER fight over ANYONE with a criminal record. NO they're NOT gonna miraculously change & suddenly become an ANGEL. Anthony was EVERYTHING but.

[@IdahoRanchGirl]

Fact.

[@makeupdatewithjacki8959]

As women, never fight over ANY man!!!

[@PA-hi9wj]

@makeupdatewithjacki8959 Yes any man. BUT , especially a felon

[@ElaAusDemTal]

Never fight over a guy without any ambitions whatsoever.

[@451whitworth4]

I've always found it fascinating that women will fight over a piece of sh!t guy.

[@tom_something]

The guy who agreed to hold onto the freezer likely helped Arturo get caught, and not just for the obvious reason that he discovered the body. Arturo was desperate in the days after the victim's disappearance. We know this from his friend's description of his behavior regarding the bonfire. We also know he was desperate from the fact that a guy working as a dishwasher is offering to pay $100 a week. He probably was planning on wrapping things up quickly. But after the $100/week offer, the guy said he'd take just a few bucks a month. This financial break might've prompted Arturo to relax a bit and take his foot off the gas. For four months, he left her in that freezer in someone else's home, padlocked but with a screwed-on hasp. He hadn't disposed of or destroyed key evidence, including the hammer, the bracelet, and the not-quite-clean-enough murder scene. He and his girlfriend didn't get their story straight. He put off taking care of this. If the guy had agreed to $100 a week, Arturo the dishwasher likely would have come back to retrieve the freezer and endgame this within a month. His friend's generosity really screwed him over. That's justice.

[@Bughugger]

That sounds spot on.

[@nightshadehelis9821]

Wow. What a really good point. I didn't think about it but you're right. Had he not offered a suspicious amount for storing a freezer, which is suspicious anyways, he might have gotten away with it.

[@tom_something]

@@nightshadehelis9821 Like, how much money's worth of meat could that freezer even hold? He was four months into what was going to be $100 a week. By my math, that would have been around $1,700. At some point, you've got to be thinking, "There's no way this part-timer who is always asking for favors has more than two grand in meat in this freezer in our home." And even if he did, wouldn't he be coming back once in a while to pick up a roast and cook it? Although I guess meat has been appreciating in value lately, but not at this rate. Like dang.

[@MrNota500]

Alturo was the type of guy that says thing like I'll give you 100 dollars a week and would never give anything but a song and a dance. Judging from the intro, I'm sure his friends knew that right away and it was not unusual for him. I think the wife's intuition kicked in and she said f-it I need to know why he put a lock on it while her husband was away.

[@deucedeuce1572]

Four months though? That's just being lazy and irresponsible. Everyone knows that you never hold on to a dead body in a locked freezer at a friend's house for more than 3 months and 23 days. Joking aside, I do wonder if the wife was charged with breaking into his freezer. It was locked and it was a crime for her to break into it. He had permission for it to be there and it had a lock on it, so she can't say she just opened it. She literally had to get a screwdriver and take off the door to see what was inside, which is no different than breaking into another person's safe or locked tool box (or gun box/lock box, etc...).

[@sub-harmonik]

"I only work and sleep" "I'm gonna lose my job" this guy is way too invested in his dishwashing gig

[@benjiboricua7193]

That methhead phone call between Katrina and her mom was wonderful. Lol

[@ItCantRainForever2]

Lol

[@Allstarweekendbigfan]

😂😂😂💯

[@vatechie21]

Love how the detective presents information like its gossip the entire way through

[@stoned_]

“You’re gonna lose your job? Did you hear what I said? This ain’t about your outback dishwasher job anymore dude. There’s a body in a feeezer and a guy’s saying you brought it to his house. It doesn’t matter, your dishwashing job at outback is fucked” 🗣️ 🔥🔥🔥

[@DJVIIIMan]

With the way Arturo conducted himself after the murder, you'd think he wanted to be caught.

[@genesis2936]

When someone asks to place a small freezer with a lock in their basement for $100 / week, mind you he’s on dishwasher’s wages raises a thousand red flags !

[@dandavis8300]

Sure, they may have thought it was drugs. Maybe that was what the woman was really looking for.

[@jackeroo75]

They were renting the duplex from them.

[@deucedeuce1572]

Red flags or not, she should have said no... but should never have broke into his property. It was a crime and it would be BS if she wasn't charged for it. The fact that it led to a psychopathic killers arrest don't matter.

[@bkcollectorshop9631]

@@deucedeuce1572lmao you serious?😂😂

[@namechange9470]

@@deucedeuce1572Damn. How many freezers you got stashed around town?

[@ameliavelasco8602]

“You know what I’m saying? You know what I mean? You know?” Bro I can’t staaaaaaand that Chris guy’s interview 😂

[@rc6888]

Ugh I hate it too when people overuse a word or a sentence, it’s annoying af

[@michelledahlman2542]

I was looking for this comment!!! I had to fast forward through it, it was THAT hard to listen to. Then, I thought to myself he probably always talks like that about anything, and I got more annoyed 😂

[@EducatedEquestrian]

The guy has zero to none ability to communicate with sentences, he is a perfect example of a dumbass.

[@nmm913]

Someone give that investogator a raise, the way he grilled him about his dishwasher job was hilarious. And bonus points he knew about ICP 😂 kudos man

[@juliebianchi2163]

I hoped they charged Katrina for using Shannon's debit and food stamp cards too! Her obsession with Arturo ruined her life. I just don't understand why women would fight over a man like him. He was a freaking dishwasher with no ambition. 😒

[@tobinnfrosst9841]

That's the multi million dollar question why do some females go for trash 🤔

[@professionaltrollgirl2682]

Maybe uh... BECAUSE SHES A LOSER JUST LIKE HIM 🙄. SHES NO PRIZE 😂

[@lidiadiana2726]

Love is blind .....

[@allen33and88]

Yeah, same story different flavor. Girls always fight over dirt bags

[@joemamma416]

​@lidiadiana2726 love is blind and stupid.

[@KristaWaple]

38:00 “Your dishwasher job at the Outback is fucked, okay?” I love Detective Lambert!

[@Margo-v5p]

😅😅😅😅

[@kitthecat6543]

They worried about their jobs and we have parents whose daughter was murdered!!

[@danitheman21]

His Outback dishwasher job 🤣

[@rialequay1787]

Exactly. Then I was shocked at the so called mom. Worried about her job more than her children. Tf. They are cold blooded

[@kitthecat6543]

@@zchhrrs4590 a job is important... when you're not going to be on trial for murder🙄

[@sutherngirrl7590]

Your channel is an example of it not mattering how many times Ive heard a story, I'll listen again if you're telling it!

[@Lena-so2lq]

❤❤❤love his voice. ❤❤

[@IdahoRanchGirl]

Same here. But some of these ppl being interviewed I haven't seen. Watched the whole damn interrogation of the "loyal" girlfriend. Real piece of work, that one.

[@roberta_redactedF]

@@IdahoRanchGirloh my god. She was exhausting. I like the detective in part 2 though.

[@jubilantsleep]

@@IdahoRanchGirlWhat a terrible, jealous, and obsessive person she was.

[@carterzealand5423]

how are people in these comments more upset about her opening the freezer than they are about this guy committing murder... get a grip

[@oecfim]

right like i’m so confused by that

[@sideglance]

Cuz she is obviously lying to cover her nosya$$! Why did she not just tell it like it was? That's all

[@carterzealand5423]

@@sideglance who tf cares? we all rationalize our actions in different situations.

[@sideglance]

@@carterzealand5423dunno bout u, buz imma have a hamburger now

[@hellomandarkk]

Y so mad

[@geewizlana]

"I'm not gonna open that crate of eggs"😂 never heard that one before

[@Vaginaninja]

If you know what I mean 😅

[@leoarmand751]

The man has seen lots of rotten meat, since he’s been working in restaurants. That sounds reassuring.

[@amandahicks6025]

The cop told her that she can go in the freezer too😂😂

[@justincarroway6293]

That detective said “This ain’t about your Outback Dishwasher Job anymore dude” lmao

[@skl7131]

Honestly, I watch so much crime related material, that even a lost sock would've led me to that freezer. ANYTHING; lost goldfish, a noise, a dream, IDGAF.

[@raythelame69]

48 years is NO WHERE NEAR enough.

[@mommy2libras]

Well, that's probably why he got 48 to life, which isn't the same thing at all.

[@raythelame69]

@@mommy2libras i doubt he will get life though

[@AnalyticalMenace]

Bold of you to assume he'd survive even 20 years in gen pop prison, much less 48.

[@raythelame69]

@@AnalyticalMenace exactly

[@deucedeuce1572]

@@raythelame69 I doubt he'll even serve 48.

[@Cooltrainer_Kevin]

“Youre worried about your dishwasher job at the Outback right now ? ” “thats fucked up” lmao 😂😂

[@deucedeuce1572]

37:35 is another one of my favorite parts too, about it bein her and not some other girl, because "if it's not her" then "what the fuck?". lol.

[@Taking_Dawn_Archives]

They should make a TV Series with this investigator.

[@kindytheb]

"Dead Necrophiliac Assassin" really rolls off the tongue.

[@MrNota500]

What a dumb name if you are dead you can't be either of those.

[@Dreamyrst]

😂

[@averyndallas4672]

🤣 Man this is ah twisted case But I Was dead when I heard that 💀😭🤣

[@AlphaZaius67]

@@averyndallas4672that guy was really funny and cool. Not DNA… the guy who helped him with music.

[@JimKrause1975]

lol

[@Noyoutubehandlesforme]

"Well golly gosh, a body in a freezer? I'm being charged with abuse of a corpse? Gee whiz I'm in a pickle here I have to say. Yes indeed a real dilly of a pickle"

[@gypsysnickerdoodle4354]

I’m watching T 4am & giggled so loud I woke the dog

[@gregmacdonald3559]

Her poor father . My condolences to her parents and her puppy.❤

[@user-tr4uo2fb4h]

thank you for covering this & exposing these vile people.

[@LeanneHarris626]

Thank god they "ran out of hamburgers" 🎉❤ who could possibly resist the curiosity. Love it.

[@hellomandarkk]

It's called morbid curiosity for a reason 😂

[@BijinMCMXC]

It wouldn’t occur to me to even go look in my husband’s friend’s locked freezer for ingredients for dinner. That was a dumb excuse. I would’ve looked in that freezer DAY ONE because it’s at my house and I watch A LOT of true crime videos 😂

[@hellomandarkk]

@@BijinMCMXC lol so true!! But I try to think they way a basic ass lady would be. 😂😂😂

[@LadyKestrel23]

@@BijinMCMXC exactly!

[@DamageControlLLC]

Women can't help being Nosy. In this case it was helpful.

[@KennytheCandyMan]

"Your dishwasher job at outback is fucked" had me dead 😂😂

[@tedkapusta2136]

This crime story deserves a Pulitzer Prize. The cast of characters was right out of a Cohen Bros movie , right down to Shannon who disappeared for weeks at a time and people just shrugged it off.

[@BellissimaFaith]

Why didn’t they just keep the freezer at their own home? That’s so weird to me you would leave evidence of the murder you committed in someone else’s home.

[@andiward7068]

It'd be much harder to get a search warrant for a third-party residence. When cops get to his house, they won't find the freezer. He underestimated curiosity and overestimated the limit of his buddy.

[@katemaloney4296]

One of the worst examples of "show me your friends and I'll show you your future." Good grief!

[@alfredawalker34]

Jealousy is a ferocious beast

[@chrystaltemple4818]

I see people saying they couldn’t stand Chris Rose. He was my favorite interview. A good guy stoner with a conscience. Not many of those around.

[@em-jay-be]

So Katrina flipped on Arturo, was granted a more affordable bond and her family paid the bond but then she was re-arrested because she contacted Arturo against court orders?!?! Just wow. She's a bright one.

[@degenerateangel6891]

Both of their brains are for decorative purposes only.

[@brandonsexton9017]

Look who she is living with. A freaking animal. So yeah only stupid women do that. Not sarcasm.

[@andrewcz8871]

Nah, totally normal levels of female intelligence on display.

[@Basementjacks]

She deserves to go to jail too.

[@rbbr5393]

Could he say "you know what I mean" or "you know what I'm saying" a thousand times more!

[@hellooogirlss]

😂😂😂 yeah was so annoying

[@USAMontanan]

That’s how I got caught cheating by my girlfriend, she was looking through my phone for some hamburger

[@RhiRhiB1626]

😂😂😂

[@lidiadiana2726]

Well... what you did is wrong. Both of you

[@AndreM37]

Underrated zing

[@Holocaustica]

She stuck to it too! “No, really. I was looking for some hamburger so I just grabbed the screwdriver and went to the basement…”

[@my3boyzmommy]

😂😂😂

[@em84c]

He's trying to say he doesn't believe it but his voice and body language seem so resigned and unsurprised. If police told me I was being arrested for putting a chopped up body in a freezer, when I hadn't, I would be freaking out.

[@alexisfagan9604]

That was the most forced and unconvincing "what the f***" I've ever heard.

[@deucedeuce1572]

@@alexisfagan9604 ...and the "alrighty then"... "alrighty then". I don't think it's ever right to assume a person's guilt without absolute evidence of their guilt specifically of the accused crimes... but sometimes people's reactions can be telling, even if it shouldn't be used to determine their guilt/innocence.

[@Skycladatdusk78]

"You're rent is $450 a month" Damn what a bargain!

[@Zzzzzzzzaa]

Det: *gives a 10 min summary of all details* A: I live a pretty simple life… Det: welllll it’s actually a little bit complex 😂

[@LadyKestrel23]

I think that would turn me off of hamburgers for the rest of my life lol

[@CJLOVE23]

I’m literally making hamburger helper right now 😭

[@thefreedomishere]

Only way to make me go vegetarian.

[@katemaloney4296]

Nah. You're comparing apples to oranges. It's not like they cooked the meat and ate it.

[@katemaloney4296]

​@@thefreedomishereThey didn't consume the body.

[@BijinMCMXC]

That makes no sense. Nothing about what was in that freezer is relevant to hamburgers.

[@obsidianreaper9507]

I remember this case, I lived in Boardman Ohio at the time and saw all the posts about her being missing and how she’d never leave her dog unattended for that long and even how her ex was concerned for her safety. What a monster

[@Red_Whitenblu]

No. Lawyering up is NEVER incriminating. Its my personal policy. Just like questioning people is their department policy. You better lawyer up wether you did or didn't do the crime to keep the detectives from overstepping their legal boundaries.

[@chrislancaster1982]

It's not incriminating, however, it is usually suspicious...

[@CEOofWasrael]

@@chrislancaster1982I’d rather look suspicious with legal representation rather than talk to police. Even if I didn’t do the crime.

[@deucedeuce1572]

@@chrislancaster1982 Legally, it can't be looked at as incriminating or suspicious. It's a RIGHT!!! Guilty or innocent, only a fool would not have a lawyer present when answering questions... and in most cases, the person should remain silent, even if he/she is innocent. Truly innocent people end up in jail/prison all the time, because they talked to cops and the cops twisted their words and used them to make the person look guilty. I can't even count how many cases I've studied where innocent people got out of jail after years, because they were stupid and talked to cops... and then had to fight and fight and fight to finally prove their innocence. Although the presumption of innocence is a RIGHT, many cops/DA's, judges and juries assume guilt and sometimes it's impossible for innocent people to be able to prove their innocence. That's why the burden of proof is on the court and not the defendant. They have to prove guilt and not the suspect/defendant having to prove his innocence. It's just messed up that some people are too ignorant to understand the law and the Rights of suspects/defendants (like why they're so important and why they should never be violated).

[@roninkraut6873]

@@chrislancaster1982 It’s never suspicious. It’s our god given right. We should be suspicious of government who thinks it’s suspicious for us to exercise our rights.

[@michelebella677]

I’ve seen too many instances of innocent people spending decades in jail to know that the cops don’t always get it right. I’d lawyer up instantly if I was falsely accused of a crime. People make false confessions, circumstantial evidence can be wrong, and a person can lose their lives over an overzealous cop trying to make a name for himself.

[@AnotherKid23]

He’s a narcissist. He doesn’t care about anyone but himself. The detectives are talking about his dead girlfriend and he’s worried about his dishwashing job. What a typical narcissist!

[@davidschmidt2081]

I'm not sure a "typical narcissist" is committing murder. Also, why is narcissist the word of the year? Everyone is calling everyone else narcissists and the word is just becoming a generic insult at this point.

[@AnalyticalMenace]

@@davidschmidt2081 Well, Narcs don't have any apathy of others so...the epithet may fit in this case.

[@deucedeuce1572]

@@davidschmidt2081 Just because typical narcissists don't commit murder doesn't mean he's not acting like a typical narcissist when he does that.

[@davidschmidt2081]

@AnalyticalMenace They don't have any apathy? Apathy means lack of interest so... they don't have any lack of interest of others?

[@jackcarterog001]

She contacted him while he was in jail. These people can't help but to be criminals. Second chances mean nothing to them

[@christasievers6674]

i LOVE the intro already 😭😂😂

[@Greyreal.]

simple

[@noirlin027]

Archurro!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@heavenwasfool]

The intro killed me 😂😂so funny

[@DamageControlLLC]

You all love to date these kind of guys, I don't get it. 😂

[@heavenwasfool]

@@DamageControlLLC speak for yourself bud 😂

[@WayraRose]

I am so glad the wife removed the padlock, but it did make me laugh when she said she was looking for hamburger meat in a secured and locked freezer... Sis, don't feel embarrassed. Most Of us would have wanted to know what was in there too

[@NfidelNet]

Arturo was amazingly cool under questioning. Very convincing. Confidence is food for the wise and liquor for the fool. He never should have talked to the police without an attorney. I'm glad he F'd up though.

[@Cecelovesbirdie]

“He’s a loser” Damn, straight to the point 😂

[@OneBadAssMoMo]

I've seen Arturo and his gf’s interviews too! They're a mess!

[@hx4011]

First 20 seconds is just roasting this dude, love it.

[@whiskeytangofoxtrot1986]

How in the world does a dude with a dish washer job pay rent in TWO places?! 😮

[@mario-qi3yw]

By stealing from girlfriends

[@IdahoRanchGirl]

The girlfriends paid his rent. And he wouldn't even let her go over there. SHE WAS PAYING IT WAS HER APT! Imagine how stupid you have to be to be okay with that. And he stayed at Starr's place before that. He had no money, he's a loser.

[@LisaSimpson2006]

And 100 a week for keeping the freezer.

[@deucedeuce1572]

Someone said that the people he had hold on to the freezer were renting their apartment from him, like he owned the property or something like that.

[@lanaivanovic5272]

He works a LOT! 😂 He only works and sleeps.

[@Liam-zw1ek]

"I'm gonna lose my job" was classic... wonder how long it took him to work up to dishwasher?

[@jimmyzhao2673]

He can apply for a dishwashing job in prison.

[@lydialovely7320]

😂

[@lydialovely7320]

@@jimmyzhao2673😂

[@Mo_Ketchups]

Funny how “Clown” gave himself the same nickname I woulda given him.

[@chrisletsitroll3052]

😭💀

[@jayvillane]

you know what I mean?

[@Kayluv101]

Gooof or doofus fits as well. goofyhead

[@yousufrahman3630]

That detective is a piece of art. Even knows his underground rap music. Insane Clown Posse lol.

[@bec7080]

For people my age and a little older ICP isn't underground at all. They were wrestlers turned rappers.

[@IdahoRanchGirl]

I like ICP😮

[@PrissyTxTomboy]

@@bec7080 Same! I only recently found out about the chomo community co-oping them!

[@anaxis]

​@@bec7080Juggalos represent lol. StrangleMania was hilarious.

[@CEOofWasrael]

@@bec7080they’re the kings of the underground. Maybe not so much these days but they still aren’t mainstream.

[@MKLJDN]

“ People said you brought a body in a freezer in someones house and you’re talking about your dishwasher job. Im like what the fuck is wrong with you? “ LMAO

[@yamigurl822]

Only Chanel I’ve watched so far that actually starts the video with condolences to the victim ❤ that should be the NORM

[@aminulhussain4153]

by any chance do you know that song/music, i was trying to find it but couldnt i loved that music

[@yellowbmblbee]

When a murder video starts with 'He's a loser.." I know I"m going to like it.