Killer Cases: Murder of Farmer’s Wife Shocks Small Iowa Town

[@mortalclown3812]

Get an attorney. Period. Especially if you're innocent.

[@gmimi2]

Get an attorney No MATTER! Innocent or guilty, and use your 5th amendment right and do NOT say a word to the cops! We have rights, learn them and use them.

[@cathyprosser1050]

Absolutely 💯 %!!! And especially if you are innocent and law enforcement is trying their hardest to push you, force you into a confession of guilt.

[@christibarrick1768]

I just feel if you have nothing to hide and you’re innocent why get an attorney?

[@devan3059]

I would get really nervous and knowing they think I’m guilty would make me act guilty. You ever been accused of a lie or something you didn’t do and you think, wow this person believes this lie and the more you defend yourself the more they don’t believe you? Everyone is different but that’s me.

[@LapaLex-u1x]

@@christibarrick1768 u will be sorry if you don’t. check how many people’s words have been twisted.

[@amandakeller7458]

As an attorney, I am always baffled by the amount of people who speak to cops without an attorney present.

[@stephenbartlett1167]

My sister was an attorney and she always said the same thing. Maybe in some cases they don’t want to come under suspicion by asking for a lawyer. Now the cops and the community will be targeting them

[@rainaeasley7863]

Your told to trust them

[@unoimright5153]

He would have looked so guilty , getting a Lawyer … I wouldn’t need one , if my mom had this happen! Period ! Two other siblings and the Dad didn’t need an Attorney!! He wasn’t railroaded , he planned it , so they couldn’t prove it “beyond reasonable doubt… “close but not close enough !! Jason was found GUILTY IN CIVIL COURT

[@melgonz.6962]

You're an attorney, and you're baffled by that? You haven't figured out why people do it? It's pretty obvious by anyone why this happens.

[@TheEvilQueenHasSpoken]

It is a combination of misplaced arrogance and a guilty conscience trying to appear innocent. It will never go away and for that, I am thankful.

[@HopsinThaGoat]

Cases like these go bad half the time cause these small towns have some of the most incompetant officers/detectives

[@linzbrad13]

Yup. They are so determined to find the killer they just pick someone.

[@sarahsaysfu]

Lol that's a bizarre thing to say. Wow. Shows the ignorance of people that aren't from smaller places.

[@AnnaMarieStrunk]

A lot of times Detectives in small towns feel they "know" everyone. And a murder used to occur every blue moon discounting those drunk & shoots a person with a ton of witnesses etc. The Detectives are under great pressure, even more than City Detectives, to close the case almost immediately bc everyone knows everyone...right? 🫤🙄

[@rhondaalbrecht]

I agree. These investigators committed the most heinous harm, because they got tunnel-vision on Jason, the son. And that's what happens a lot in small town police departments.

[@user-xe5cz3dw8m]

@@rhondaalbrecht it's understandable why they would. He describes in detail the crime scene including where bullet holes are located, he calls his sister first before 911 or the police, he made no attempt to get any help for his mother in case she was still alive, he knew how long she had been dead, he mentions the weapon used was a shotgun in the basement. He killed his mother with his controlling wife's help. They both got away with the criminal murder charge, but he still lost in the civil case and has to pay the 10 million. Exactly the same as the O.J. Simpson case!! L.A. isn't "small town" so what is their excuse for allowing O.J. to get away with murder?

[@ODST626]

Lie detectors dont detect lies. They detect stress. And falsely accusing someone and borderline framing a man is pretty damn stressful.

[@janedoe-di5lf]

That is why it is not admissible in court.

[@lmg4293]

I know for a fact they are not lie detectors.

[@susand2008]

​@@janedoe-di5lf😅😅5j😂k🎉(8t6eg😮aa

[@MeredithBell-v3f]

Psychopath would easily pass, no empathy

[@Gus1966-c9o]

Junk science .

[@gabriellarigoulot8581]

This is one of the worst interrogations I’ve ever seen. His son should have immediately asked for a lawyer.

[@janicescott6569]

I agree and just kept telling him he did it!

[@eveja9783]

this is really the worst.......he should have asked for a lawyer or just leave.....so sorry for Jason.....his wife is correct, you don't send a man to jail for cheating

[@perfectlyimperfect9129]

​@@eveja9783She should have left him though

[@elliedevoe6591]

@@eveja9783 vv

[@elliedevoe6591]

😊

[@smiley_asylum4187]

That detective is a terrible detective. "You did this I know you did!" Great work bro.

[@hopelogen5406]

To me that sounds sinces the detective knows he ded this it means that that detective was there and he himself had a part in her kelling that pretty ovecley

[@suethomas5387]

Did anyone else catch the dad/husband in a lie? He first stated when he saw her laying on her back with her eyes open and her hands crossed over her chest. In court, he stated her eyes were closed. Surely I am not the only one to see this.

[@Limeydawg-1973]

You mean "hear this"?

[@suethomas5387]

I was watching him say it, so yes I also heard it! Split hairs my friend!!!

[@carlaredman2693]

I did catch that too @SueThomas5387

[@monicabrill5821]

I still think the husband did it. He was way too quick to throw his son under the bus.

[@franniemelville1211]

I noticed this too.

[@rickjames7576]

They never mentioned where the father was when she was killed. What was his alibi ? Where is his interrogation ?

[@zxy78267]

Or the two other sons; there was no mention of them.

[@mcfrenchfry2196]

Bingo !

[@rainaeasley7863]

💯

[@So_Sag]

Gotta watch the Dateline episode. It details some of your questions if not all

[@matterhaz2980]

Lol chill key board warriors inn sure they looked into it 🤣.

[@catherineturley]

No gsr on his hands, no blood spatter on his clothes, no weapon found in his house and a video that puts him an hour away during the likely murder time frame. The jury did the right thing. Somebody needs to investigate this case again.

[@colleenhahn3070]

You could say the same thing about Murdaugh. However, Jason said she had been on the floor for 2 hours on his 911 call.

[@NPG-zh4jg]

@@colleenhahn3070also said he didn’t know his dad had a gun safe when he was the one who gave it to him

[@carlaredman2693]

I don’t know but something about the dad doesn’t fit me well

[@user-xe5cz3dw8m]

@@carlaredman2693 I think Jason and his wife did it together

[@user-xe5cz3dw8m]

I think Jason being an hour away was his staged alibi. I think he and his wife did it together.

[@Crono1973]

So, if the defendant spends the entire documentary sitting next to his wife in civilian clothes in a non prison environment...then we know he was found not guilty long before it is revealed.

[@DeboraHolland-ei2yq]

The son is having an absolutely normal reaction to being falsely accused

[@esmeraldaweatherwaxe970]

no. when your voice does that high pitch you are lieing.

[@NC4E]

@@esmeraldaweatherwaxe970that’s not a fact but you said it like it was. “No.” That’s your opinion.

[@sulynn72]

That murder tore that family apart all because of that cops tunnel vision. It's horrible. There was no investigation, he just zeroed in on that one man. Terrible place to live. I'd be moving if it was me.

[@Wellnseddich]

@@esmeraldaweatherwaxe970 Did you just make that up? Because that's complete BS. It's normal to speak in a higher voice when upset.

[@Enoughalready20237]

When anyone says ‘how could those defense attorneys defended a murderer?’ I say to you, if you were wrongly accused and you needed a defense attorney, what would you feel?

[@perfectlyimperfect9129]

How do you know he's innocent?

[@QueenRoyale1]

@@perfectlyimperfect9129 how do you know he is not?

[@Lyn-x7i]

Why did the son say he didn’t even know that his father had a safe when he was the one that got it for him for Christmas?

[@katybug6572]

Yea that was definitely strange

[@AACM422]

He didn't get it for him for Christmas. The picture was of him and his dad on Christmas day when he was just a little kid and his dad was assembling the safe.

[@caroljackson5051]

Fear, nerves etc, because they were gunning for him.

[@caroljackson5051]

Jason needs to put his wife feet in a bowl of warm water, wash them and drink the water. She is a wife and a half.

[@amyIsadora]

@@AACM422 Jason got the safe for his dad when he was a 30+ year old adult. The commentator says the photo shows Jason and his then toddler son assembly it for him.

[@analilla]

Craziest thing for me is that the father has completely turned on his son without much evidence. Understandable that he grieves deeply for his wife but why is he so quick to point the finger at his son too? What was his own alibi? Suspicious

[@janicescott6569]

I know it’s a rough one but the gun cabinet didn’t help things.

[@ambrr_lily]

​@@janicescott6569Hear me out. That was a gift from all of the kids. It would have been one person in charge of that as it usually is in families. I couldn't tell you what I got my mom for Xmas anyway, but if my sibling was the one in charge I wouldn't have any great attachment to it at all. Even though he helped assemble it, he still may not have thought much about it. He may have assembled several things that day as well. He may have been visualizing a totally different type of gun safe when questioned and just didn't make the connection. He surely wasn't thinking about Xmas in the interrogation. That is IF he were innocent. It's just not that compelling to me.

[@ElUnicoPapiNegrito]

​@@janicescott6569 and that he knew that she was shot twice

[@janicescott6569]

@@ElUnicoPapiNegrito Yes, that was damning.

[@yahniqueedwards231]

@@analilla He might be Guilty

[@progers018]

My heart broke for the guy that said "if you (talking about himself) had walked her to the car, it could have all been different." Thats a heavy weight to carry.

[@jenihansen7201]

NEVER TALK TO COPS UNTIL YOU GET AN ATTORNEY. NEVER.

[@annemarietaube6335]

Absolutely.. ppl think the truth will set them free & they will see the truth, but more times than not that truth is spun into words to be used against ppl.

[@beautifulrose8619]

or take a polygraph

[@nidiauscanga1443]

This cops or investigators dnt knw how to do there jobs

[@vanzell1912]

Never , never never. American children should be taught this in grade school.

[@stephenbartlett1167]

@@vanzell1912 That’s funny! True but funny

[@mbaicol]

this is one of the ONLY cases i’ve watched where i had instant doubt over a family member being guilty. him leaving his job at ten is the smoking gun for me. there’s no way he would have made it there in time to kill her and clean himself up. there’s something off about his father that i can’t put my finger on either

[@Redwarfa]

His father said he was my favourite son....that is so wrong

[@fiona_lofi]

Y'all gotta stop with the pixelated graphics. It adds nothing and it's lazy editing.

[@jarrodkober]

I said the same thing! Wtf is the point of showing a full screen pixelated shot? Just leave it out! Here's this thing you can't see...here's us not showing it.. why??

[@AFJ80]

@@jarrodkoberI was thinking the same thing! What is the point? Makes no sense at all!

[@just_quinning]

So what tends to happen with these videos is they aren't pixelated at first because sometimes youtube lets the images be up, but if it gets flagged they pixelate

[@jarrodkober]

@@just_quinning it's all of their videos and I'm certain they pixelate them. But even if it's what you're saying they should realize it and use different b-roll bc it's just annoying

[@just_quinning]

@@jarrodkober its not all of them I have seen a few where scenes are not pixelated.

[@mlefebm7911]

The last shot of Jason holding the photo and starting to slowly smile, gave me chills! Very disturbing!

[@Jo-vb9tm]

@@mlefebm7911 pretty sure the production team would’ve told him to smile and he did a half assed one. He looks sad not creepy.. don’t know how you got chills from that 🫤

[@georginaseguna2505]

creepy n guilty looking ...when his wife was talking about investigating case he didnt nod to agree he stiffened

[@lindachapman5630]

In body language they call this smile “dupers delight” meaning having gotten away with something

[@maddielu5286]

​@@georginaseguna2505I thought that was odd as well.

[@redshed2020]

That's the choice of the film and edit crew to do that. Says more to be about them than him.

[@annadembowska1160]

How he know the mom was there for 2 hours is suspicious in my opinion nothing was stolen

[@artismyheart4886]

The captions say “ she’s been laying here for 2 Hours” but if you really listen to the audio he is saying “ it LOOKS like she’s been laying here for about 2 hours” which would make more sense if it was about 2 hours since he last saw her.

[@perfectlyimperfect9129]

And that he and his wife lied about the gun case they bought his dad and put together for him

[@Dyland-jb2cm]

The father was saying "her eyes was open" and later said "her eyes were closed".

[@carlaredman2693]

I noticed that too

[@itsjuliannajo]

I literally thought the same thing! So glad someone else caught it!

[@jubeju6237]

glad im not the only one that noticed

[@godschildyes]

Yes! That jumped out at me! He also originally said that he just said "I'm so sorry Momma." Later he said he just held her and cried. Her arms were crossed both accounts, but later he said it was both her arms and her legs were crossed. That's a very old fashioned death pose by the way.

[@janicescott6569]

He said it at 3:34.

[@kathleentorres2010]

After finding a hidden burner phone under the hood of his truck, he is in disbelief to be thought of as a liar and a cheat? Sir, you are a liar and a cheat so what else are you capable of? Seems reasonable to me that they would need to dig further. Not saying at all that makes him a murderer, but definitely someone who shouldn't be trusted.

[@Cojocarilori]

Who says that was my FAVORITE SON ? WTF

[@chp4822]

Right! I just got to that part. What in the???!?!?

[@Tammissa]

I know I thought that as well.

[@urjust2cool]

Whole damn family is goofy af

[@Liza-cl2gb]

Every parent has a favourite child. In my dads favourite my brother is my mums, it's just how life is, some parents have unique bonds with different children it's no big deal.

[@IreneMitchell-c3x]

EXACTELY what I was thinking...

[@Jessd85]

Why do I feel like they need to look at dad instead of the son?

[@NotYourMama916]

Same here!!!

[@drammab157]

I’m I the only one that sees duper’s delight at the end when Jason is holding that pic

[@WhiteRabbit1209]

I saw it, dude is creepy AF and guilty of hiring someone at the very least

[@Noneofurbuss2018]

That! I was like what! But that detective messed up big time too. His incompetence is beyond comprehension.

[@DeSilva02]

Yes, it’s creepy. I believe he hired someone to do it.

[@peetti3608]

Nah.. I doubt the hired gun would have folded her arms and legs.. same thing for the 3 random robbers.. which are the worst burglars is they don't steal the purse or the money or ANYTHING of value

[@prall0915]

He had a weird look on his face.

[@craigime]

the censoring looks absolutely ridiculous

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

Give thanks to the KZbin overlords for that one. Regular TV gets ads a-plenty with those scenes un-blurred.

[@PJ-my4mz]

I don't understand when someone says he/she doesn't look like a "monster". What does evil look like?

[@heatherbukowski2102]

Evil looks just like what we see in the mirror.

[@alexandracole3926]

Right? Even Satan (if you believe) was supposed to be beautiful.

[@gingermacklin8495]

Satan was the most beautiful Angel, that's in the Bible.

[@perfectlyimperfect9129]

MANY PEOPLE LOOK EVIL

[@catherinegriessel56]

Don't have monster written in them

[@connie2558]

The safe was a Christmas gift, how could he not know about it?

[@artismyheart4886]

I have given Christmas gifts and years later forgotten what I gave out. The fact that it wasn’t sitting out in the open in a living room or a high traffic area of the house wouldn’t help trigger a memory of giving it and one could assume it was no longer in the house.They never did say how many years ago it was given. When the murder happened I believe Jason’s kids were in their teens. It shows a young boy in the picture, Jason’s son.

[@animalantics5898]

Looks like he was a very little boy at the time. Do you really think a small child had that much input into the gift? My mother never got my input on Christmas gifts for my dad when I was that young.

[@artismyheart4886]

@@animalantics5898 That’s not Jason as a child, that is Jason as an adult assembling the gun safe with his young son in the photo. Rewind and watch that again!

[@laurariley7071]

I don’t remember every Christmas gift I have given my parents and they weren’t married for 51 years

[@BookishDark]

@@laurariley7071i mean….its not like it was a gift card. I’d remember buying my parents something that huge and that vital to safety.

[@monicabrill5821]

I get that Jason looks guilty but I don't think he did. I actually think his dad did.

[@suethomas5387]

My exact thoughts! When it happened, I thought the husband did it. I still do.

[@rickjames7576]

Unless I missed it they didn't say where the dad was at the time. What was HIS alibi ? And where is his interrogation ?

[@labelledujour5855]

I thought I was the only one who think so.

[@suethomas5387]

@@rickjames7576 , he was driving around different places if I remember correctly.

[@monicabrill5821]

@@suethomas5387 so the dad has no real alibi

[@janicescott6569]

Why did Jason keep talking to them. He needed to lawyer up.

[@rabymaidahsavage258]

I've noticed some people who have never been arrested before do Not feel they need an attorney because they are telling the truth so, they feel like talking.

[@dreamofmermaids]

The second story: Jerry Burns is absolutely a serial killer. I feel sick.

[@jasonbeaudry489]

Serial? He only killed one girl.

[@Crewdestroya]

@@jasonbeaudry489 I think she is referring to the missing news anchor who looks like Michelle and his cousin missing on the anniversary date of her death. 40 years is a long time, how the heck do you keep living normally after that.. I would think he'd continue after getting away with it.

[@yazmyngantt712]

@@jasonbeaudry489if u think he went decades without getting caught and only killed one girl, then you need to be evaluated

[@lelenicole5525]

@@yazmyngantt712that part…

[@felipelermajrlerma9147]

​@@yazmyngantt712I totally agree with you 10,000%

[@christibarrick1768]

Bill has me questioning some statements he made. He described her with her eyes open but in court said they were closed and it looked like she was sleeping. The truth never changes. Liars have to have a good memory. I really question whether it was Bill, but I really don’t think Jason is innocent.

[@ztkrx]

come on: who else is gonna kill an old lady and nothing stolen besides someone close to her?!. when they found dead and her hands clutching her heart, it was probably from her being heartbroken to find out her own son is trying to take her life.

[@suethomas5387]

Or her husband!

[@user-xe5cz3dw8m]

@@suethomas5387 What would his motive be? They were married for 52 years and I think he is genuinely grieving for her. The son is heavily in debt, has zero character, or is even likable, his wife is controlling. I think Jason and his wife killed his mother.

[@Limeydawg-1973]

@@user-xe5cz3dw8m Most marriages don't last that long so people don't understand the kind of love a couple married that long has. It was definitely the greedy son. Why would someone show up at a farmhouse in the middle of nowhere and shoot a old woman without taking a single item? It was the son..

[@user-xe5cz3dw8m]

@@Limeydawg-1973 I agree 100% with you!

[@bertharuiz1225]

I don’t believe post rifle shot victim could held hands nor cross legs. Falling back victims would be spread eagle. Someone did the hands holding.

[@varneystewart6694]

I believe Jason had something to do with the murder of his mother. unfortunately for the dad ,the team of investigators was a group of gossips instead! Very poor investigation

[@xmateinc]

Yea there was so much reasonable doubt, I can’t believe they would take it to trail. I would’ve voted not guilty too.

[@prall0915]

Jason lost his lawsuit against the state of Iowa and the investigator. He also lost the appeal to set aside the civil court verdict.

[@amcc5887]

Just seen the video, thank you for the update 👍

[@joancollins522]

The son told the 911 dispatcher that she had been dead for two hours.....we heard that clearly on the recording of the call.....how did he know she had been dead for two hours if he supposedly had just arrived at the house and found her dead????

[@PandaEyes-m8s]

Exactly 🤦‍♀️

[@davisb4782]

That is strange but also weird that the father said he found her dead with her eyes open but then testified her eyes were closed

[@jadevenom48]

@@joancollins522 he said it LOOKED like she had been dead for two hours. now that she WAS dead for two hours.

[@beautifulrose8619]

Your husband is having an affair. That is so disappointing. That was like she was told her son stole a candy.

[@ElusiveAries]

It had been 5 years since, and by her facial expression you could tell she was super upset and probably holding back tears. Also knowing it was used as evidence against him for murder could make her downplay it

[@davidalexanify]

She knows that song “stand by your man”

[@prall0915]

I really don't believe that the possibility of your mom telling your wife about an afraid is enough to kill her.

[@leannemitchell9726]

@beautifulrose8619 well, she killed his mom, so...

[@jessicamorales2555]

I think exactly the same,...she did not even give him a chance to apology.

[@Th3Ruhl]

Still can't believe the prosecution took that case to trial with no evidence that Jason killed his mom. Now, even if they find proof he did it, they can't charge him for it. Also I really want to know what his dad's alibi is or his brothers' cause we didn't hear why they were excluded from the investigation.

[@ambrr_lily]

I bet there was so much certainty in the community, being a small town and few people want to disagree and potentially defend a murderer, that the prosecutor was a bit blind to the holes. Or he figured a jury-of-his-peers in a small community would absolutely hang him.

[@triggerhappy8872]

Why do so many people talk to the police without a lawyer? I watch so many of these true crime videos & they always talk.

[@amberelouden]

Jason’s quick switch between crying and normal talking is alarming

[@jesuschrist8069]

@@kimberlyrichardson5943sorry for your loss rip. I wish the best for you and your family.

[@lightfountain]

That could be editing done

[@jessicamorales2555]

Exactly

[@Iera_Thaumaturgy]

Not really, I also have had it when I was distressed and then got angered

[@jeebanjeeban87]

No its not. thats normal reaction at being accused. Stressed out/Angry and then trying to calm yourself. The alarming ones are the ones accused and is cool as a clam and then proceed to create an ellaborate defensive narrative on why it could not be him or why its not their fault while forgetting they did not deny the accusation. He is innocent.

[@juliesherman7783]

For the love of God please get rid of the awful backround music

[@TheEvilQueenHasSpoken]

😂😂

[@_Manimal_]

This man killed his mom and walked. Or would I believe more is that he hired someone. People keep saying that he was an hour away. Really he discovered the body. Which means she wasn't dead When he went to go visit his mother. He killed her as soon as he arrived to his mom's house. What burglars know that there's guns in the basement. They bring their own weapons why would they search the house first doesn't make sense. All he did was lie. He said he didn't know there was a safe. He also told police that she got shot twice in the head. How do you know that unless you're the killer. Then he said that she was dead for 2 hours. Just to create an alibi. The police also knows how robberies are. Opening drawers and throwing things on the floor is not a robbery its is obviously staged and nothing was taken. He arrived went downstairs got the gun and shot his mom. Then pretended that he found her dead. It was very clear he hated his mom.

[@duramaxz0610]

So genius, where did he put the gun before he called 911

[@seattlesauce]

​@duramaxz0610 he killed her then drove an hour to the grain storage place. Disposed the gun somewhere along the way. Drove back and found her dead and called 911.

[@jennypham3998]

You got it.

[@xmateinc]

There was so much reasonable doubt and nothing but circumstantial evidence. I do believe the jury got it right, with the case that was presented.

[@Thepreacher1960]

It looks like you need a lawyer to call 911 on your behalf

[@lindacdk6740]

Why is this background music necessary? You could at least tone it down

[@clairemcnamara1749]

Absolutely .. it's annoying and distracts from the documentary, making it hard to hear exactly what's going on.

[@jennypham3998]

Copy right

[@stephenbartlett1167]

The 911 call doesn’t sound sincere at all

[@kayewilson8391]

Jason and his wife are both very shady imo.

[@cperm1]

I found the live coverage of the Jason Carter trial! There’s a playlist on this channel, Law&Crime Network channel, if anyone is interested.😊

[@amyeckart4228]

He had his mother murdered. That’s how he knew how long it was when it happened

[@dolocapo5430]

who tf would want to be Jason Carter's side piece......yuck.......

[@riverbilly64]

Oh, small towns and rural families have more secrets than anyone else. Speaking as someone who grew up in a small town, and lived in rural areas as an adult. True of men AND women. Edgar Lee Master’s got it right in Spoon River Anthology. A fabulous read to this day.

[@evenlyanxious]

@@riverbilly64I just ordered the book from Amazon as soon as I read your comment! I am looking forward to reading it! Thanks :)

[@LiliaGonzalez-rr7ms]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@nbsoboleski]

​@@riverbilly64ahh, makes me think of Sinclair Lewis' MAIN STREET! Great MN author from early 20th Century.

[@mle6501]

so it’s all about looks when people cheat?

[@AntonVanDerPoll]

that detective needs to be dismissed ,he is mentaly twisted

[@virginiamesko6369]

The rapid blinking, expressionless lack of reaction, says it all. He knew it was going to catch up to him.

[@Ravenous304]

Favorite son??

[@deecondon2816]

I caught that too. And the older son beat up the father a few years later. 😩

[@LS-ru1ij]

There should be no favorite child or favorite grandchild….EVER. They should be loved and cared about equally.

[@godschildyes]

@@deecondon2816 Whoa, really! 😮😢

[@deecondon2816]

@@godschildyes Billy, I believe.

[@rhondabenedict5284]

​@@LS-ru1ij 💯

[@tiffanynicole5920]

I remember watching this on guilty or innocent and their is so much doubt in this case. The jury got it right I just hope one day the real truth comes out

[@jesselines1819]

A laxy prosecutors job is not to put a guilty person in jail. It is to put someone in jail.

[@truthadvocacy]

find any person guilty, to put him in jail

[@DeSilva02]

I’ve always thought Jason was guilty of killing his mom.

[@TheEvilQueenHasSpoken]

Of course he did it.

[@rubarhs]

The fact is hat the son and his wife are suing the father does not sit right , seems he is all after the money

[@denisewarner8287]

He should have got a lawyer. Those detectives have a lot to answer for.

[@jeremywarren5748]

As a real life attorney, I have always told people one thing. Never believe a person who says they are an attorney in a KZbin comments section.

[@mle6501]

Well didn’t you just say you’re an attorney?

[@VIKTOR-ck3dx]

​@@mle6501. 😂 Spot on 👌 !

[@Dagan484]

😂😂😂 say you’re lying without saying the word

[@TheObvious1890]

An important thing to remember is that polygraphs are not "lie detectors." There is no scientific basis for that, which is why the results are not admissible in court. Their only real purpose is as psychological tools to intimidate suspects.

[@TheEvilQueenHasSpoken]

It is a superb tool. Just like asking a suspect if they will provide a voluntary DNA sample. When they refuse it is very telling.

[@janicescott6569]

Yes and it seemed Jason was given the polygraph that same night while he was so upset.

[@esmeraldaweatherwaxe970]

but the shrieking is a serious tell.. the way his voice goes up like an old woman, that is evidence beyond anything else.

[@ceciliaherpai2788]

Imagine getting away with murder for over 40 years!!!! Damn... Glad the she finally got justice!

[@felipelermajrlerma9147]

My thoughts too but at least she got justice she was a sweet young lady her life gone too soon.... and by the way he didn't even had any emotions on his trail even after sentencing

[@unknowncallerid5911]

ooh this looks interesting ! and a full hour yay

[@rayeaton5037]

What was the father’s alibi? Was he investigated at all?

[@Mimi2jack]

The wife is extremely SUS to me…..her answers are very calculating, like she has rehearsed the obvious questions they would ask in a murder investigation

[@AndrewVasel]

maybe she did it

[@taybeggs3342]

@@AndrewVaselshe’s probably sticking by his side bc I’m sure when his mom was murdered he was rewarded life insurance money and that’s probably the motive anyways tbh but the wife probably didn’t even care if he was guilt or not just as long as she gets to be “rich” from the payout.

[@AndrewVasel]

@@taybeggs3342 fair point

[@janicescott6569]

@@taybeggs3342Wouldn’t the husband get the payout?

[@taybeggs3342]

@@janicescott6569 yes, but if she stuck by her husbands side during all this I’m sure she’s expecting to be in on the $ considering it’s her husband..

[@TawnyC_]

Fire whoever is in charge of the music 😫

[@Born.In.The.U.S.of.A]

I agree! This video is just awful!

[@TRuru.]

And please stop with the constant pixelation! Why?! There isn’t anything necessary to hide. So annoying.

[@beautifulrose8619]

lol

[@harryowen1000]

Background music is so annoying.

[@WhyDoYouCare6503]

😂

[@majora36]

That’s American media for ya

[@Sweptbythesea]

Does Killer Cases always do the exorcist music or is this the first time im noticing

[@vikkyvictoriaf2395]

Always

[@lmg4293]

I hate it

[@vickiekasafirek9096]

I don't believe the son or his gullible wife.

[@artismyheart4886]

The Father is shady to me, I don’t think he is necessarily lying but I feel like he is twisting facts around or is confused about details and timelines. He was also being hand fed info from a tunnel vision detective on a mission to quickly close the case.

[@alediahernandez3989]

Sorry to you loss but I believe you son is guilty of his mother sorry to your loss again

[@tigerlily102511]

Jason's behavior is alarming.

[@janjohansson4292]

Du skulle själv bli så om du anklagades för din mammas död lovar dig idiotfitta

[@unoimright5153]

He falls into his Attorney’s chest , ignoring the wife behind him !

[@fiat2496]

I thought he was going to motor boat her

[@unoimright5153]

@@fiat2496 I did too

[@unoimright5153]

@@fiat2496 he was going there … didn’t matter… guilty or not guilty

[@fiat2496]

@@unoimright5153 lol

[@mechellewinslow65]

The video of him 1 hour away says it all

[@janet5846]

Where was his wife at that same time?

[@GildaBellman]

That cop that’s interrogating that guy is wrong. It’s unfortunate that all law-enforcement to do this to innocent people.

[@vera98021]

Why didn't anyone interview the mistress? Its highly likely he told her something? Why not bring the 3 suspects in for questioning??? What harm would there be? Unsolved case because of incompetence!!🥴

[@nbsoboleski]

I almost wondered if she was so shady, and knew he wouldn't leave the wife, and she sent someone to mess up his life.

[@GoldenKingdom-kp6dt]

Son doesn't even look believable

[@terridemaio2926]

No HE Dont

[@MetalsirenIXI]

But what does the evidence say? Thats all that matters.

[@GoldenKingdom-kp6dt]

@@MetalsirenIXI the evidence says he's guilty

[@knowledgechandler2292]

No tf it doesn't ​@@GoldenKingdom-kp6dt

[@mcmans.]

10:36

[@tillanel8323]

Why do you let the music overpower the voices? Hardxto hear what is been said

[@delilahdaily83]

the fact the wife stands by him wow shes in denial

[@2sons1lv]

And who would take a man back after he cheats and lies by covering up and hiding a cell phone in the car !!!??! I wouldn’t touch that di*k with a 10 foot pole. I left my husband whom I known since I was 17. I married him at 20. All I knew was his love for me. And. I was depended on him I KNEW he would never cheat on me and our young kids. He worked nights and while I was at work during the day and boys were in school, he worked out at the gym and one day, a couple of girls told him how good he looked. His head grew big no pun intended, and he cheated on us. Bye bye. Ive never been happier. He cried and begged. Once a snake, always a snake. I have my self respect.

[@lesare6509]

Don’t see a wedding ring on her. There’s another channel that showed this story & these guys left some major wording, evidence out! I don’t believe he killed his Mom if you see his back story on his close relationship with his Mom.

[@1927su]

Or she’s having an affair with her father in law ?

[@esmeraldaweatherwaxe970]

americans have no other source of income, so that keeps people suporting their husbands even if they kill or traffick chldren.

[@theelwoodful]

STOP. BLURRING. VIDEOS.

[@beautifulrose8619]

I know how this shows are set up, when the guy is interviewed with street clothes. Well you know the rest.

[@kathleen1685]

I do not like this guy Jason. His crying looks fake.

[@JeremysBizzareAdventure]

People like these are just terrifying..

[@katetomlinson1638]

The realization that you personally know somebody you love so deeply is on the cold case is heart breaking and bone shattering. I feel for the poor dad🥺

[@inipin510]

Jason wife at the end: we need a new set of eyes on this case, there needs to be a new investigation, we will never stop Jason: naa….let’s not gonna do that…

[@davidspeer8702]

The investigator even said he pretty much made up his mind of who did it before he even got to the scenes. So he never really investigated

[@welshwitch2126]

Seriously you’re going to pixelate a gun safe🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@annadembowska1160]

This guy he is a coward 🤬 unbelievable

[@itsmonicanicolle]

Jason did it

[@smith95-q9c]

Probably should watch the more newly released cold case files on this case … Sedlock is one of the men that was there.

[@FarmerISHMama]

My birthday is June 19th, my mom’s was June 18th. I’d give anything to have mom again. This is heartbreaking.

[@truthadvocacy]

👍

[@bbboss52]

plot twist- the son's wife committed the murder

[@wiv2631]

That is something that warranted a lot of in depth investigation.

[@TeresaGManning]

😢what a sad story! Unfortunately the mother is often the glue that holds and keeps the family together. Once mom passes on, the family does fall apart. The father is also the victim in a case like this. He lost the most. I hope the father is feeling better and doing ok without his wife of 52 years. Special thoughts and prayers to mom Shirley's family.

[@martasplace6414]

Sometimes it upsets me when the jury doesn't get to hear some of the evidence because I still think he probably killed his Mom...there are a lot of times when ppl talk to jurors after the trial is over and say if they would have known the full details they would have found the person guilty!

[@justthatonepersonsopinion]

This is a really sad case. I really hope there is healing for the family.

[@esmeraldaweatherwaxe970]

some families are too toxic to heal.

[@jennypham3998]

How do you heal after this

[@debidriscoll8108]

His behavior and telling everyone where to look made him a major suspect.

[@steffiblum1969]

I actually think the dad did it. Not the son. He said her eyes were open. later they were closed.. That picture of her open eyes would not leave your memory ever.this part would never ever change. No way.

[@nicolelammers2811]

Thats why they are still together.

[@ianhandforth5672]

never talk, polygraphs are a tool the play against you,even if you pass the test,,lawyer up,,

[@Adventures-with-Sisters]

And where was the husband at. Why is he saying I love my wife. He never uses her wife’s name

[@pkm5150]

I never for a minute thought Jason did it. Did they look at the husband

[@janicescott6569]

And don’t forget the three guys and the botched burglary!

[@BiancaFaid86]

My thoughts exactly!

[@Liza-cl2gb]

First son is guilty, Jerry is guilty:

[@juliesmith8926]

Pretty bad that its the wife fighting for his innocence and not him! Why would you not plead to your father, your family, everyone, that you didn't do it! Not one time. Just blames his dad for blaming him. Disgusting

[@godschildyes]

He wasn't just blaming his dad. He also sued the police and detectives. Also, this little program can't tell you ALL of the details about his personal exchanges with his father and everyone who accused him. That's so unrealistic.

[@TheEvilQueenHasSpoken]

He plays the victim role well...

[@jewels3895]

Because it's the father killer throwing his son under the bus