Killer Mom Thinks She Got Away Until Teen Daughter Turns Her In | The Case of Haylei Jordan

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"Could you kill someone with horse tranquilizer?"
March 23, 1993. Haylei Jordan is 8 when her mom asks her if she wants to leave everything behind. The little girl doesn't realize that her mother has just cut off her ankle monitor and wants to take her daughter on the run.
March 18, 2002. Almost a decade later, Haylei is faced with another terrible decision after years of turbulence and uncertainty: she has to protect her mother even if it means calling the cops on her for what she has just confessed to her.
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[@alexh9632]

"they bought matching underwear, slept together... They were best friends" My guy 😂 they were LOVERS

[@OneAndOnlyTM9741]

HOLD UP BRO'S ACTUALLY ON TO SOMETHING!!! 🤯

[@C-SD]

Right. All I could think of was "they were roommates".

[@CoeurD_Amaris22]

Eh sorry, not so fast! Not all best friends that do those things together equal lovers. I have several best friends to this day and we did all of the above together EXCEPT sleep with each other.

[@ItsNeverAManequin]

@@C-SD LOL 😂

[@marbleherogaming735]

​@@C-SD "omg they were roommates"

[@bekaz13]

It's weird to say, but the letter Elisa wrote to her daughter really is beautiful. It sounds like she truly understood her mistakes and just wanted to apologize and finally return all the love and support she got from Haylei over the years. No child should ever have to do that, but at least she finally acknowledged it.

[@tsukitomoon150]

this is a comment that I wanted to say but didn't know the words for.

[@bekaz13]

@@tsukitomoon150 Glad it resonated with you! I'll be honest, it took me a bit to find them as well.

[@fourfurrypaws9294]

I cried on that part.

[@laniebaldoza410]

​@@fourfurrypaws9294 Me too. I think her mother held on to sanity as long as she could for her daughter and she just snapped coz she realized she put her child in danger.

[@dee_bless]

Are you serious? Her mom wrote what her daughter needed to hear, so she could move on with her selfish life. Her mom was completely heart broken & devastated. She couldn’t fathom that the only person she ever truly loved & would do anything in this world for, could turn her in & take her life always from her. Your Hallmark ignorance is hilarious. You don’t understand the true situation here, obviously.

[@matrixiekitty2127]

“They had dinner together, living together, sleeping in the same room together, bought matching underwear together… they were best friends” uh huh, yeah. Let’s call it that😅

[@Dan-eo5es]

Right😂

[@nixm9093]

Coz you'd rather sleep in alcohol fumes being groped by a drunk or stoned husband trying to get it on? How delightful.

[@728spridle]

Lets not forget that "friend" was only a few years older than her own daughter 🤢🤮

[@eveyryder4164]

“They were roommates”

[@markmark5269]

Grow up Mate, maybe watch less porn eh. BTW, 3-somes are no where near as good as the fantasy, not that you'll ever find out.

[@gloomyyyyyy]

‘’And then 9/11 happened” caught me soooo off guard lmao

[@KatieKillsjoy]

Right? I was like, oh damn what a convenient distraction 😂

[@728spridle]

right? I remember 9/11 like it was yesterday, so I know the craziness that ensued, and how they managed to roll a dead dude out the door, and weekend at bernies his ass, taking him on a trip to go back home. This some wild shit.

[@KatieKillsjoy]

@@728spridle lol ikr? I myself was only 1 so I don’t have memory of it but always find it so interesting to hear peoples recounts and where they were at the time

[@corriestories]

😂😂😂😂

[@yvonnedeboer7535]

​@@KatieKillsjoyYou grew up in this crazy time! I wished I was your age but on the other hand...everything changed after that!

[@tasnima2862]

“Cold blooded killer” but all she did was protect her daughter.

[@bbjjbb61]

She put her daughter in that position in the first place though. Of course we should protect our kids but we should also know better than to put them in danger in the first place. She's not some kind of saint and it's weird to act like she's just an innocent victim in all this.

[@wandertree]

She did kill in cold blood - she could have left with her daughter. This was not the same thing as self defense that happens in the moment as you are being attacked. My heart goes out to the mother - she made a lot of bad choices and was in trouble a lot, but she obviously had a tenderness for her daughter. Ultimately, we can't take the law into our own hands as civilians and murder another, yes in cold blood.

[@Monstrosity993]

Classic feminist comment she WAS a cold blooded killer

[@OneAndOnlyTM9741]

​@@Monstrosity993fr lol

[@kainlives7958]

@@Monstrosity993fax

[@ibrahimabdi5812]

"So I'm under arrest now", don't know why but that killed me 😂😂😂

[@Jjohanjamisola7197]

I doesn't make me Laugh Like Really???

[@unknown11215]

39 likes is wild

[@yvonnedeboer7535]

It kills you when they say that to you😢 I mean that you're under arrest!

[@AeroM-u8f]

I KNOW CUZ I WAS LIKE ‘nah they gonna let you go, ofc you’re under arrest?!!’

[@kjwsmother2647]

I’m actually proud of her for writing that letter to her daughter! Although she was selfish in her life the love for her daughter can’t be denied ,in that letter she took complete accountability …. I respect that

[@joeallan3706]

she took 0, she checked out before taking accountability. she was still running away from everything, thats not accountability

[@elsvaughn7959]

She wasn't selfish. She knew that she'd ignored her mental health issues, but sometimes they just can't be ignored any longer. It's an awful, heartbreaking story.

[@kjwsmother2647]

@@joeallan3706 I said what I meant !

[@AlinaTowers]

Selfish, or just a deeply troubled person trying to take care of her daughter?

[@kjwsmother2647]

@@AlinaTowers again I said what I meant ! Um she killed a man … selfish was generous!

[@zelgolden11]

ok I'm crying so much. that note just ripped my heart out, she is a strong person

[@ItsNeverAManequin]

Right? Tearjerker for sure. They were/are both strong. If there isn't already a film, I'm writing a treatment and pitching it.

[@omgurheadsgone]

Bro I literally started F*CKING BAWLING, straight up UGLY CRYING in my room alone as the letter was being read lmao… darn onion cutting ninjas strike again.

[@Hmclaren-vc8vf]

​@@ItsNeverAManequinplease do! LOL fellow Monsters fan 🫶

[@agemoth]

​@@ItsNeverAManequinthere was a made for TV movie called 'Lies my Mother Told Me'.

[@ItsNeverAManequin]

Yup. A This is Monsters fan and all true crime I watch. I think it’s like when you hear a song in a different language at first your mind trys to make sense of the lyrics. I think people can’t believe it’s a dead body so go straight to mannequin- which is more rare. Thanks for the made for TV movie- still think we or I ha can do better…

[@cherylsabol387]

Best friends DO NOT buy matching underwear and sleep in the same bed together. They were obviously in a relationship together.

[@MilleZen_]

Me and my best friend do this... We're not lovers. Not everyone does this but, like... It's not OBVIOUS they were in a relationship.

[@kenny995]

I thought that at first too and then I realized that me and my best friend do all of that stuff. She's literally my best friend, of course we're going to basically be twins and do everything together. Some people are platonic soul mates, not romantic ones.

[@deannajones3076]

My ex best friend and I used to buy matching everything from underwear to clothes and shoes and we did sleep in the same bed together sometimes but there was never anything sexual about it. We weren't lovers.

[@FEED_ME_A_STRAY_CAT]

Okay that's not common for straight adult women though lol

[@maysanico3100]

I have a friend like that. You start buying same cloths and end up same underwear too.

[@Watchingyourvideos]

I have seen videos on this case on multiple other shows/channels and this was the best coverage by far. You guys got all the important details, clips, photos etc and uniquely told the story from her daughter’s perspective. Which I had not heard before and is actually very powerful to the dynamics of it all. Thank you for your great work on all the cases you guys cover. 🎉

[@unseentruecrime]

❤

[@dianec9456]

The letter that she wrote to Haylei probably saved her life.

[@geraldstamour1312]

As an abuse survivor myself, I give Haylei Jordan all the credit in the world for her courage in exposing the evil that she experienced.

[@caitlinkehler2708]

100% agree. There's no way she doesn't have ptsd after being choked by Larry.

[@dwilsx]

are you talking about the abuse larry put her through, or the abuse her mother put her through?

[@geraldstamour1312]

@@dwilsx Her mother and Larry.

[@melissadwiggins]

I know she was a con artist, and even a murderer, but she was being abused by her husband and so is her daughter. I think if she wouldn't have killed herself, then maybe she could got a pretty lax sentence. Sadly, her criminal background probably would have prevented that.

[@filthypagan3639]

She killed somebody

[@edgarortiz4681]

If she was such a good person why did she change her identity so many times? Why did her daughter turn her in? Stop it!

[@jfoetidnwo56]

@@filthypagan3639killing to protect yourself and your kid from abuse is not the same as killing for fun.

[@ash_tray]

@@filthypagan3639she literally said that she knows that in the very first sentence of her comment.

[@ash_tray]

I know you’ve got some asshats in the comments but I agree with you.

[@IstillahPutriIrwanYcss]

She is trying to be a best mother she can but struggles with mental health..that’s really sad 😔

[@RetardationAwareness]

Or she's just simply a selfish criminal who only considers what's best for herself, and not her daughter...?

[@IstillahPutriIrwanYcss]

@@RetardationAwareness … did u watch the video craefully 🤨

[@clark871]

She is trying to be a best mother she can't but struggles. With mental health that really said

[@danstone2615]

Those tv lawyer ads are gold😂

[@elsvaughn7959]

I went to school w a girl whose father has been THE ambulance chaser here for the past 30+yrs. She got mad fun of pretty badly 😅

[@icyhex]

saul

[@maryjane4432]

@@elsvaughn795980’s and 90’s it was normal to have those types of small town ads on tv. It was hilarious. One kids family owned a funeral home. She got asked all kinds of odd questions.

[@nymphLBBH]

38?! doesn’t seem like a large number, but having 38 different identities is insane!!

[@Cowlover973]

You’re not joking

[@nasheilnemah1289]

@@Cowlover973 right

[@terrikeentk]

I'll never look at being 38 as a bad thing again now (I'll be 38 in August 😂)

[@wandertree]

@@terrikeentk Enjoy your 30s, even your late 30s.. they are the best decade by far. Maturity, beauty, physical strength. Don't waste them wishing you were younger. When you're older, you'll WISH you could look and feel like you did in your 30s. Enjoy it. :)

[@Jeseabell]

​@@wandertree personally enjoying my 40s more than my 20s or 30s

[@dharmawannab]

I went to Highschool with Sarah Dutra. She was our senior class president. Never in my wildest imagination would I picture Sarah would take this road in life. Just goes to show you don't know people. At our last HS reunion we weren't allowed to talk about her.

[@tabletofridge2449]

Not allowing free speech for adults at a reunion is crazy.

[@Karla-mq8oi]

Freedom of speech

[@VK_BeautifulLife]

You should be proud of her. She helped a woman live an abuse free life.

[@larsvonrinpoche1229]

Really? I would prefer ppl to not gossip about me at a reunion of murdered. ​@@Karla-mq8oi

[@larsvonrinpoche1229]

​@@VK_BeautifulLifeyeah right ! Go down what road is this person referring to?

[@gonznyyr]

38 identities is crazy! 🥴

[@alvinjohnson6765]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ItsNeverAManequin]

She was incredibly intelligent. You'd have to be to remember all those names, birthdays, social security numbers. I'm barely getting by with one identity.

[@serendipidus8482]

Pretty sane if youre evading a killer

[@case8037]

My heart is broken for haley. I wish she would release herself from that guilt because no matter what, she's the child and it was not her job ever to protect her mom.

[@NamSaiyan595]

My mom passed from overdose when I was only 17, she also put me through quite a lot of bad stuff growing up. Although the situation here was different in many ways, there were also many similarities between my life and childhood to Haylei’s. I didn’t get a note like Haylei did, I wish I did. But hearing what her mom said in the note made me cry like a baby. While listening to the reading of the note, I imagined my mom saying some of those same things to me. Miss you mom, rip and sleep with the angels ❤️

[@suegoulding1341]

So sorry for your hard upbringing and losing your mum so young, your love for her and obviously she loved you or you wouldn't feel the bond like you do for her, I'm sure if she could your mum also would have written you a letter, a lot of people just can't put their feelings on paper, she just assumed you knew her feelings, I know you were her last image before she was free. I hope you're are living a happy life.

[@NamSaiyan595]

@@suegoulding1341 Thanks a lot, I appreciate all of that very much. She did love me and I could tell when she was sober, she just fell victim to addiction for reasons of her own like so many of us do. I don’t shame anyone for not being able to overcome addiction, it’s tremendously difficult and unfortunately sometimes simply loving your family and friends isn’t quite enough to steer you away from the clutches of your addiction. I know she tried hard for a long time but eventually lost. I’ve thought about that a lot, what she felt and thought about as the overdose set in and she might have had some moments to realize the mistake she had made. Not even sure if there was any time to think clearly before it took effect, but if there was I believe she would have thought of me and wanted to say goodbye. She always felt horrible about putting me through tough times, so I’m sure she would have considered how her passing might affect me. I hope she somehow knew in that moment as overdose set in that I would forgive her for the mistake she seemed to have made, so that she might feel some sense of ease as she passed. It took me a long time but I think I’ve forgiven her as far as I know how to. I’m doing alright, I try to live my life as happily as I can, I have my troubles as anyone does. Thank you though for that 🙏 I hope all is well in your life as well, hope that you are getting along as happily as you can everyday. All the best wishes to you moving forward. Stay safe

[@NamSaiyan595]

@@suegoulding1341 I wrote a big response to you and posted it but idk why it didn’t post :/ In short I just said thank you for all the kind words, thank you for taking the time to read and respond to me. I appreciate it a lot. I’m trying to live as happy of a life as I can, it’s a process as we all know. All the best wishes to you as well 🙏

[@cherylcarroll]

Wow, Alisa's letter to Haylei had me in tears. I love the advice she gave about being honest and seeking help when needed. I wish that Alisa had been able to do this for herself. 🕯

[@_JustJoe]

🕯🕊

[@bravacentauri3118]

How does somebody go about life and even go to jail with a false identity? It seems like you have to prove your identity for many things in life.

[@deathrattle1919]

everything about this channel is 100% what a true crime channel should be

[@FrenkTheJoy]

I just wish more people would give credit where credit is due - to Dateline, where this channel gets a ton of footage.

[@glitxhysepi]

“They had dinner together, living together, sleeping in the same room together, bought matching underwear together… they were best friends” "To the point Elisa slept with her best friend more often than Larry" yeah, and historians will call them best friends, roommates, colleagues...

[@SarahFinds]

3:05 side note completely unrelated to the video but who else remembered Saul Goodman when they saw the commercial 😂 it’s his exact style just more realistic and tamed down

[@justaheartbreaker1884]

Every time I watch one of these videos I'm always blown and heartbroken for all the kids that are involved at such a young age. Please keep up with these amazing videos!!!

[@sandraconnor2996]

This woman was not all evil,she loved her daughter never harmed her physical.,sad story all round.

[@youknow95]

You should upload more, i like your videos.

[@JacksonsKennel]

She could have said he died suddenly and declined an autopsy. No hiding, no running.

[@jessicafrost4563]

She made a lot of bad decisions

[@KeptForJesus]

The devil comes to steal kill and destroy. Guard your hearts, repent and don’t sin.

[@juanvega5152]

Best friends sleeping together and buying matching underwear…. They was lovers😂

[@shoewrapper1692]

26:06 The next morning, by coincidence was 9/11/2001....💀, did not expect that

[@leet7489]

Reading the wiki page I feel like some was left out about this. Like she stole identities of actual people

[@shambolicrhetoric6143]

I also don’t believe the daughter’s self defence story. Her mom is a con artist and a sociopath.

[@melancolie83]

⁠@@shambolicrhetoric6143The guy was an alcoholic with a history of abusing women. Yes, she was a con artist but two things can be true at once.

[@shambolicrhetoric6143]

@@melancolie83 a con artist, parasite and murderer actually

[@ivorywings6094]

"They were best friends" Bro, they were secret lovers😂!!

[@sig7159]

She really wasnt a good mother, her daughter lived in constant anxiety worrying abt her & living a life on the run. She had stable parents that could assist her but chose to be a thief & con artist intead of looking 4 a stable job & raising her daughter peacefully. She also could have left her husband but chose to kill him

[@romystumpy1197]

I agree,the mother and Larry were both toxic horrible people,no sympathy for them,glad haylei is doing well

[@dietotaku]

"going on vacations and trips together... living at her house, sleeping in the same bed together, they bought matching underwear together... they were BEST FRIENDS." uh no they were LESBIANS. who tf sleeps in the same bed in matching UNDERWEAR with her BEST FRIEND? #sapphoandherfriend

[@CBrown86]

Many a best friend have done these things.

[@CoeurD_Amaris22]

Many bff's do including myself and no, we aren't lesbians. I'm gonna take a wild guess and say you're a guy 🤣🤣

[@bradenharris8718]

Many women ? Like that’s really not that odd. Women don’t view everything as sexual and aren’t obsessed with being considered gay so being around each other naked, in underwear, co sleeping etc isn’t that big of a deal.

[@iWhysss]

Why are people justifying her killing her husband thats actually wild

[@IstillahPutriIrwanYcss]

The letter she wrote made me tear up 😭

[@bhosool]

This didn’t touch on how the mom and her “friend” manipulated Larry and stole his money. They killed him, kept his body in a refrigerator, pretended he’s alive, and spent all his money. It was the mom’s plan all along to kill the man and take his money. Nothing to do with the daughter at all.

[@kenfrombarbie17]

ty for uploading all of these videos for us unseen! u really are the best with this stuff

[@KellieMasga]

This is like real life Georgia and Ginny. really sad story but just like this real life version the mother just wants to protect her daughter. I feel so sorry for the daughter.

[@MargoIndigo]

man it seems people have more sympathy for the mom than the poor daughter. 😕 not only did she have any chance at a normal and safe childhood taken away because of the selfishness of her only parent, but she was eventually just abandoned on the side of the road like garbage then forced to live with this horrific trauma for the rest of her life, all alone. she grew up in constant terror, danger, craziness and paranoia, surrounded by abuse, lies and unchecked mental illness. never having any actual friends or roots anywhere. no fun memories with friends or family. no one to ever turn to, being forced to become the mom to *her* mother as a small child. then instead of just packing up and leaving the man who abused and threatened her daughter for years like she did 100 times before, she murders him, tells her child, throws her out on the street and makes her live with the guilt of having to turn the only person she has in the world in to the police knowing she’d get life or even the death penalty. i mean come on guys. the daughter is the one still suffering.

[@JrueThrondsen]

Facts. The mother was horrible.

[@Uapa500]

But we're also seeing how the daughter still loves her anf keeps her in her heart.

[@CatMom-uw9jl]

Thank you! All these people saying she was such a great, loving mom. While she parentified her child in the worst way. There were grandparents who could have taken care of her child. She could have worked on treating her mental illness. Plus, I’ve seen this case covered years ago, and iirc, Elisa and Sarah had embezzled a lot of money from Larry’s law office, from the account that was supposed to pay out to clients who won their case. Larry was an abusive asshole, but they really planned his murder to cover up their theft. And Elisa killed herself rather than face what she did, and left her child to pick up the pieces. And in the letter, she showed she knew what she needed to do, and hadn’t done.

[@aoneal3723]

I do feel for the mom, but I’m confused about why she did all that just to go on the run and go back to shoplifting anyway. Seems like she could’ve just emptied the bank account and dipped with a new identity, no murder needed. Or just let them find him and think he drank himself to death. The logic just isn’t making sense to me

[@michelledubon208]

This! Thank you for pointing out exactly what I was thinking. Completely agree with you.

[@JS-yf9xh]

There is so much information left out. I love your documentaries but it makes me wonder if this much is left out of them all? The way she is portrayed is a poor battered woman who defended her daughter. That really is not the case at all. We will never ever know if he was abusive or not (although none of Larry's friends and family believe this) but we DO know that this woman was after his money. What they were doing before he was killed, when he was killed, and after he was killed says a lot. You guys don't even mention the trip they made to Yosemite first where they originally planned to bury Larry but he was still clinging to life...if only just barely. You don't mention the poor guy Ken before Larry either and how she was ripping him off and took him for all he was worth...you don't mention that a lot of time passed between that incident with her daughter and when the two women actually killed him. There's a lot not even mentioned. I hope you guys will be more detailed in your videos because there's a lot of crucial information being omitted and it makes me question the cases I'm unfamiliar with. Otherwise I love your videos, and hope to find more thorough coverage moving forward!!!

[@916TheBear]

Oh ya! I'd definitely catch a charge protecting my family!

[@maevaedwards]

You can tell the most horrible story, but your voice is so calm, and you end with such a positive note that I love your videos.

[@Xiko0]

I started crying when hailey was grieving to her mom..

[@EAZIEE]

Call the cops and don’t be a manipulative sociopath putting your children in bad situations if you ACTUALLY “love” your daughter.

[@rinpaisys]

Oh my god they were roommates. A couple of gals bein pals. Just a couple of besties. What? What does Sappho have to do with this? Jfc

[@JeanBray-cj3lu]

Sorry folks, she was a cold blooded killer!!! A controlling, possessive, objective minded individual!!!

[@Bookitty4792]

I lived with my alcoholic mom who always tried to be a great mom but…when I was 14 I ended up going to live with my sister while my Dad worked in Chicago…the unstableness of daily life with my mom was scary, I learned stability and dependability from my sister and did well for decades but once my divorce came about I went through that instability for a couple years and fully regret putting my kids through those years, my kids were very fortunate that their dad was a good father but I know I scarred my kids 😢

[@cheesborgar6925]

it’s not too late to be better for your children. don’t adopt a victim mentality

[@Moriartea_chan]

Tbh when your partner is a lawyer and he's very likeable and charismatic I doubt anyone would believe her back then that he was like this toward her and her daughter. This is one of the very few cases where I'm on the m3rderer's side.

[@megandolley]

icl she did nothing wrong she just wanted to protect her daughter

[@heathermatthews8286]

I think the two women were more than just friends 🤔

[@pazzthel1300]

What an absolutely insane story. Remarkable. I live about half hour out from brooksville too this completely blew me away.

[@mwmulv]

The letter.... Can you imagine.

[@TheSorcererAhrimanahsul]

Poor Hailey, it's not her fault she was a great daughter! Her mother kept going and trying to make things better until she couldn't anymore! I honestly think Hailey was her mother's everything she just didn't know how. I'm not standing up for the woman's actions.

[@qaylah5692]

That has to be the best but saddest letter ever

[@FullTimePatient37]

I'm Always wondering 2:04 about those who discover dead bodies how do they recover such a horrific discovery 😮😢

[@retaliationeffort2864]

Just bc The Dixie Chicks have a song "Goodbye Earl" and Martina McBride has "Independence Day" doesn't mean it's perfectly fine to kill someone because he's an abuser, unless you can prove it was in self defense, which seems hard to prove for this case. She should have just run away. Its not like their marriage was actually legal since she never used her real ID. Also, how selfish can you be dragging your child into an unstable life like that? That's crazy.

[@ShadowKitty7908]

This is so tragic 😢. Hope the girl is okay

[@JrueThrondsen]

The girl will never be okay.

[@puuella]

@@JrueThrondsenUm.. did you watch the video? She is doing wonderful. Sure she had something horrible happen to her, but she will be okay.

[@tameramurray-qq7wp]

They bought matching underwear and even slept together! What the heck 🤣

[@cutie5lexis]

Idk man. I’m actually torn on this one. Elisa seemed to have a bad go from the start and I don’t think she would’ve committed m.urder if her daughter hadn’t been attacked. I think if she hadn’t taken her own life she could’ve gotten paroled after time served and been properly rehabilitated. It’s great to see her daughter thriving though despite how chaotic her early years were.

[@crystalsmith7939]

This story has me divided.. I get she loved her mom without a doubt.. but I don’t feel like her mom had the same love for her daughter… otherwise she wouldn’t have had her go through what she went through being on the run and constantly ending up in jail.. if she loved her she should’ve left her with her grandparents to grow up in a stable environment..

[@nox...1111]

ohh this case makes feel weird, she is still a killer, but she probably did that bcs of the abused she and haylei endured while being with larry, may Lisa Rest in Peace❤ oh and the letter that she wrote for her daughter is beautiful. i hipe haylei is doing alright as well as her loved ones

[@nexxup5689]

she only killed him cuz he put his hands on her daughter :( he got what he deserved and she was an amazing mother. everything she did was to protect her. i cant believe she would just turn her mother in like that does she have no sense of loyalty??

[@sweetie523]

She went on the run with her daughter and then got with an abusive drunk! The woman was bloody mad!

[@melissadwiggins]

Goodbye Earl! Er, um, Larry lol

[@Gloomcookie96]

Such an upbeat song about a sad subject. Those black-eyed peas? They tasted alright to me, Earl.

[@mariareyes955]

System failed both of them

[@carefreecass]

What system? They didn't go for help.

[@LeoandJudy]

Protecting her daughter isn’t all she did. She was a crook, stole others identity

[@-goofygoober-.-]

I’m so sorry to that poor girl… 😢

[@katelynbrown98]

10:51 I don't buy matching underwear or sleep in the same bed as my best friend. Unless i was a teenager. But straight *women* don't do that 😂

[@cassiecrunk5009]

So many contradictions in one statement

[@sweetie523]

This woman and her so called "best friend" stole thousands and thousands from this man and killed him. She told her daughter she killed him bc he "hurt" her daughter to make her feel better about murdering this man! Give me a break! She should have faced her punishment when her daughter was 8yo and had the support of her parents to help raise Haylei! Instead, she went on the run and continued to lie, cheat and steal! If you believe she killed him to protect her daughter, youre extremely naive!

[@Stritzl95]

Im glad im not the only one who thinks that so many naive people in the comments acting like she was a saint. Thats bs

[@Stritzl95]

Im glad im not the only one who thinks that so many naive people in the comments acting like she was a saint. Thats bs

[@typical_doza]

Why murder the guy, that part doesn’t make sense… I feel sympathy for the daughter, she’s the true victim here. What an interesting story

[@kacklina]

Hard to dare to judge Knowing how conflicted that young woman's life had to be because of her mother, but Larry put her life in danger, and both were abused by him. I don't know, some part of me is wishing she tuck the decision let her go and not give her away. But I understand that maybe she was afraid after her mother had already crossed that line, wondering if she was capable of doing it again, and even for love feel the need to stop her. I accept that everything is more complicated than I could ever understand.

[@debdanton2295]

According to her. His side of the story is missing for some reason - oh yeah, she killed him.

[@shannsimms9072]

I’m not mad at Elisa. She obviously had issues but she loved her daughter and she protected her.

[@bryonwatkins1432]

One HELL of a story! Haley, i’m sorry for what you went through, your mom, just everything. i’m elated your life turned out well.

[@Erawakeup]

why are so many people on this woman side, she was not a good mother.

[@OneAndOnlyTM9741]

I was just watching this sad story but when September 2001 was mentioned I was thinking about 9/11 and completely lost it when 9/11 was actually mentioned 😂

[@iRon.x]

I know people feel bad for the killer but she always chose the wrong path and dragged her daughter along. She killed him because she was cheating on him and was probably tired of him questioning her. She took the cowards way out. No sympathy for cons who take advantage of others

[@val8638]

well, sure she was threated and beat , but could she just leave ??? why the killing ??

[@Bo_D_Vine]

"So, I'm under arrest now?" "Uh, yeah. That's kinda how this homicide thing works."

[@ddarii444]

i don’t think she’s a cold blooded killer. she protected her daughter. i feel like any mom would do the same.

[@mpmb8885]

No, the daughter wasnt in immediate danger at that point in time. A normal mum would have left and gone straight to the cops to press charges.

[@ddarii444]

@@mpmb8885 well yes , i guess you’re right but she also had mental health issues, im not excusing her actions bc what she did was horrible but still i think in her mind she was only protecting her daughter yk ?

[@sweetie523]

​@@ddarii444what! She was a selfish and greedy woman! The mother and her so called "best friend" stole thousands from Larry. They plotted to kill him bc they were stealing from him. She told her daughter that bs to make her seem like a better person or get sympathy for her actions. She easily could have left and created a new identity at any point! She was on the run with her daughter from 8 years old. Come on!!

[@jealous6434]

@@sweetie523why would her daughter turn her in and then lie about Larry ch0king her and verbally abusing her. If that was the case and they did it for money, the daughter would have never called the police. Murder is wrong but to say Larry was innocent is absolutely insane.

[@debdanton2295]

@@jealous6434 Funny how he has no say at all about their accusations because SHE KILLED HIM in cold blood.

[@diaryofarealmom3264]

This case is one giant contradiction. Her daughter loves her but snitches her out. Sending her to her death… then the mom is a dishonorable witch by rolling on the friend she tangled up in her bs. 🤦‍♀️

[@sweetie523]

Exactly my thoughts! Everyone saying she protected her daughter too! Smh! She's the one who cut her house arrest bracelet and went on the run with her 8yo child! Then gets with an abusive drunk and stays bc he was rich! She's selfish and drug her daughter thru the mud! Then took her own life bc she always ran from her problems! A good mother would have faced her punishment for the crime she committed and let her parents help raise her daughter while she faced them. The trauma and anxiety she fully caused her child is very sad.

[@szelokho2574]

​@@sweetie523out of all the perp i felt most compassion for the mother, even with getting financial stability with an abuser, conning, it was all to support her daughter. However, when u killed someone, there is this contradict i think transpired within her mind that she needs to support her daughter but also she is concerned and shocked of what she did. Then, her daughter told the police what happened because her mother was so mentally ill because of the uneasy feeling of covering the truth. Hence, her daughter's action was to release her mother from the weight despite that felt like a betrayal...very sad story

[@Weiss696]

All of these happening is her own choice. She may look like a mother protecting her daughter but her decisions put her daughter in all through this.

[@kerriarickards8508]

What a sad story this was! At least Haylei changed the course of her life-what a WONDERFUL HUMAN, she is!❤❤❤

[@joeallan3706]

jesus, the love this cold blooded killer is getting in the comments is gross. if this was a man woo, take about double standards. i dont buy the the abuse line one bit. girls just trying to make killer mom look like an angel, sick stuff

[@innocentevilis]

yea, if this was a man women would throw themselves at him and call him daddy, and netflix would make a show about him with Zac Efron as the lead. Talk about the double standard

[@thenailarchitect0808]

Her mother was a piece of sht. She was so selfish!! All the stuff she said was never true if she actually loved her daughter she would of never taken her life. This is a heartbreaking story.

[@Ams_5590]

I'm familiar with this case. And while I am so happy for Hailey to be living a better life & giving her kids a better life than she was given, and while I'm also touched by her mother's last letter.. I feel this was made to make Hailey the victim, even her mother was painted more of the victim near the end but not much good was said about the actual victim whose life was taken from him. She ran all her life practically. Avoiding the law at all costs, not even seeing her family in a decade yet she felt she needed to kill him over doing what she was good at & running away? I also noticed that not many people who spoke out about his character was shown or spoke of. Other videos I've watched on this case mostly shared the same things but they also stated that they were both mutually physical with each other. That he not only learned of the affair with Sarah, but that they both had stolen a lot of money from him, & had learned she was using a fake identity so their marriage wasn't legal so he ended up confronting them while they were all intoxicated leading to them killing him after he threatened to turn them both in. There was also supposedly statements by Sarah before it was learned she was involved, that he was never abusive to Hailey, that he tried bonding with her but she was rude unless she wanted something from him. Not saying these things are true, just stating what other videos on this case said that I've watched over the years. There's so much more too so it's hard to tell what is or isn't true. However, he was still a human & I felt this video didn't really honor his life nor show him as any kind of victim 😔

[@davidchampagne9802]

Larry is Saul Goodman 😂

[@fndmntl5341]

I'm very careful about the information i share online, but this woman... 38 different aliases? What the actual fk lol... That's actually crazy

[@paulatrickey]

“Earls gotta die”~ Dixie Chicks.

[@glitxhysepi]

‘’And then 9/11 happened” i replayed it TWICE to be sure i heard it right 💀 what do you mean the NINE ONE ONE? THE nine one one INCIDENT?!?!

[@ohmilanticocean6075]

The balance of narration , and footage / interviews is wildly perfect. I love everything about your videos

[@Angelofloveandhappiness]

She brought her dog with her bc she thought she couldn't get locked up if she had her dog w her

[@tracybrewer3377]

Very sad case. And Haley your mum would be so proud of you .We can never change our past but can change our future. And it's great to see you have done so well in all aspects of your life

[@C.kirk1287]

Being from Sacramento I remember his commercials and always wondered what happened to him. I know murder isn’t the answer but, I believe most of us would’ve killed behind our children too. Hailey sweetheart you were an innocent child and it wasn’t your responsibility I know that you feel like you failed but living a happy successful life is and will always be a win! 🙏🏽❤️

[@topsysrevenge]

Best friends? Yo they were straight up boinking lol

[@ShadowCatGold2006]

Elisa and sarah did wrong, no question. But I have to say I don't feel one bit sorry for Larry. He was clearly an abuser who used his power and money to hurt women, and then he goes and nearly kills Haylei. Could Elisa have gotten herself and her daughter away without killing him? Maybe, but who knows? The saddest thing in all this is that Haylei got put through so much trauma in her life. Side note that I agree with others: Elisa and sarah weren't best friends, they had to be lovers. Which, more power to them for that part...if they hadn't killed someone.

[@alexm264]

It’s hard to believe anything she says with her previous history and the amount of identities she’s had, she’s practically spent her entire life lying

[@peggypeggy4137]

Yep. I'm no psychologist but I think it's safe to say that mom was a sociopath. Whether it was sincere or not, if the letter that she wrote helped her poor daughter heal, then I guess I can give her credit for that. The poor girl was the only adult in this mess. The daughter seems to have turned out rather well, considering.

[@svetlanaisayeva2624]

It’s amazing how differently the same crime can be covered. I’ve heard this story before told by someone else on KZbin. The focus was on Elisa’s and Sarah’s relationship, both at work and personal. According to that channel they were more than just co workers and completely drained Larry’s business out of money by committing fraud and forgery and spent his money on luxuries for themselves. And here the focus is on Larry and how bad he was, and the woman is almost a hero, who was protecting her daughter at all cost. So.. who knows what the truth really was.🤷‍♀️

[@JacksonsKennel]

Best friends or "best friends"