What Really Happened To Kitty Kat West? Freak Accident or More? | Mystery & Makeup Bailey Sarian

[@fadouabahida5260]

I cant believe they found him guilty with the lack of evidence yet casey anthony is out there living her best life. IM SO MAD AT THIS.

[@aocroissier]

My thoughts exactly!

[@AM-gt1yt]

It really depends on the lawyer

[@nellapoo]

America doesn't have a justice system, it has a legal system.

[@ashleywilson6084]

This comment needs to be favorited

[@_RavishingRaven_]

Yupp. I was thinking the same dang thing.

[@skbriggs]

A student of mine paid me the BIGGEST compliment today when she said that listening to me tell stories was like listening to Bailey Sarian tell stories!!! I thanked her, it simply made my whole day!

[@ash_tray]

That’s so kind!

[@1984nique]

Aww!!!🤩

[@TheMightyBlackPearl]

I wish you were my professor or past teacher! I bet your class is amazing! ❤🥰

[@sophitsa79]

What do you teach?

[@chrismsmalley2626]

What? Overly nasally and kind of giddy about telling a story? Bailey is a great storyteller , I miss the theme song beginnings though.

[@Audrey_650]

So I just wanna say, when I was told my best friend in the ENTIRE WORLD had passed, it took me abt 2 days to cry. So I hate the reaction theory to make someone “guilty” not saying he is or isn’t, just that one thing.

[@Echolyris212]

I agree. When my grandpa passed I felt sad but didn’t cry. A few days/ weeks later the reality of it hit me as I was in the shower and I was balling. I realized that I no longer would hear his voice.Ever again. I think of him everyday.

[@AndreaCaligiuri589]

Yea they always say this on the morbid podcast.

[@Peem_pom]

That's exactly what i thought. Shock is such a common thing, this isn't like Chris Watts smirking

[@PrissyLungs]

I literally didn’t process the fact that my grandma passed away until after the funeral was over. I cried so hard after I got home and was in my apartment by myself. A lot of that is because my culture teaches us to mourn in private. Sometimes people just deal with things differently.

[@keienn7259]

I remember when my HS friend died, I felt bad cause I didn't cry during the funeral mass. There were speeches from friends and family but I didn't cry while everyone was bawling. But just as they put her cofin in the ground, that's when I cried. Sometimes, it just takes time for the emotions to show themselves.

[@linz3815]

As someone who has lost a spouse, I reacted the same way. I was very calm and collected and didn’t cry until 3 days later. My body and mind was in too much of shock. We also had a baby together, and I was only 20 years old. So my first instinct is to put my feelings aside to take care of our son, and be collected enough to arrange his funeral. I didn’t have any reaction until months later when I was in therapy and had a breakdown from what had happened. It was such a out of body moment and you trick yourself into thinking everything is ok so you can function. 3 years later I still struggle with his death. Everyone is different, so I cannot say if he killed her or not. I feel like he didn’t, but who knows.

[@bclaire3915]

I’m sorry for your loss, that must’ve been terrible. One of my neighbors was shot and killed in a random robbery a few years back. The wife was obviously not a suspect at all, but people still murmured about her being “emotionless” about his death. I remember thinking, her husband just died and your critiquing her for not crying enough?? Shock is a very real thing and everyone handles grief differently.

[@faeranni]

I hope youre doing better now ♥ stay strong queen ♥♥

[@amystrawberries890]

I so very sorry for your loss. I cannot even imagine the pain & trauma that you and your family have been through..sending you love & peaceful vibes.. ❤❤❤

[@linz3815]

Thank you everyone for the kind words🤍 so sorry that I am now seeing the responses

[@jamangel]

Crazy

[@jMci726]

Whether he did it or not, they def did NOT have the evidence to convict him! This is one of those cases that should worry all of us!

[@ruthnoneya4165]

Exactly! There is way too much reasonable doubt for a conviction. Whatever happened to innocent until PROVEN guilty? If he hit her with the bottle then why would he have used his non dominant hand. And if he had done it, then he would have known about the security system and shut it off or something. This just doesn’t make sense

[@travisburkley23]

Idk he definitely did it

[@gothicgirlfriend7375]

The door opening again?

[@tanyaflynn4908]

@@gothicgirlfriend7375 that is odd. I wonder!

[@ananassiks]

@@travisburkley23 based on what? Because from what was presented here, there is no “definitely and just a maybe at best.. ”

[@celestialsylvia]

Can we take a minute and appreciate Bailey’s flow and storytelling? She’s putting on her makeup so she has to say everything in order- she can’t just rerecord something later and add it back into the mix. I have to do that alllll the time because I leave out an important piece of evidence or get a date wrong. Way more appreciation for Bailey after trying to make my own videos!

[@kadeelacayo4806]

???????????? We’re here aren’t we ? Are you new here or something ?

[@ariesmamabear]

@@kadeelacayo4806 no need to be rude. I doubt Bailey would approve of your snark on her video.

[@sweettea527]

Also, 1 hour posted and 80K views

[@retrosurfer76]

Not sure why the comment section got so sarcastic. I'm not sure if one got deleted bc they don't even make sense. Anyway. I do give bailey props and love love love her. However. They do edit the videos and have to go back sometimes. I know what you mean though. She is amazingly talented and gorge

[@dianabandicoot]

@@kadeelacayo4806 lol people aaaalways comment this for likes

[@hopelessly.hopeful]

This felt more like old school Bailey. Sassy, but relaxed. Seems like you're feeling a bit better, girlfriend 👏🏻🖤

[@kavami11jams30]

What happened that she once wasn't okay? I missed this.

[@sabrinar9101]

@@kavami11jams30 broke up with her fiancé

[@catseatcookiessofiagacha5210]

@@sabrinar9101 Ooooohhhhh, so sad, she's so lovely.😢

[@roneisharush6824]

@Ma. Soriel Sorel She was the source, she posted it on her Instagram. If you pay attention, she doesn't wear her engagement ring anymore. Look it up

[@cky2k2012]

I agree with you!!

[@rebeccalynnstewart6239]

I'm not convinced of his guilt, I'm not convinced of his innocence either, but I am convinced that police and the prosecution didn't do their job very well in this case

[@MsWiccanpriestess]

@Rebecca Lynn Stewart Then, explain how Jeff's DNA was never found anywhere on Kat's body??? She had no life insurance policy to collect from, granted both their fitness apps recorded their daily movements throughout the day, but that alone isn't enough for an overall conviction. Circumstantial Evidence presented at Jeff's Trial: fitness app daily walking counts No DNA tested: fingerprints, no saliva, no fibers, no touch DNA. The only injury was her head and she was never dragged or picked up off the ground meaning she never moved, which would indicate two separate pools of blood instead of just one. When someone is moved or dragged there would be drag marks indicating that Kat was moved and she wasn't, she was found in the same position, her head was on the curb with her torso and legs in the street with a massive head injury. And explain how the glass bottle that was used never broke or shattered??? And only a sliver of glass fell off, when you have anything glass or ceramic and you hit someone over the head its going to shatter into a thousand pieces or more.

[@_Moe]

@@MsWiccanpriestess relax. They just said they weren't convinced either way and you're acting like they just sentenced him to death lol.

[@sandalaris]

Yeah, it's definitely not beyond all reasonable doubt.

[@AileenMcMillan-sn1mi]

It certainly sounds like the prosecution described the "proof" to suit their narrative. Like: You must be the hit and run driver who killed the nun because your fingerprints are on the steering wheel of your car (gasp).

[@goodmorning2386]

Yeah, I don’t think thee was enough evidence either way Very poorly done case

[@emilee930]

As a nurse, ground level falls can result in serious injury, even to a young, healthy person. Ive seen people die from a brain bleed after a ground level fall. That's an error by the medical examiner, IMO.

[@Hello61Jello]

yeah...but then it seemed like her body was dragged after she already started bleeding out so still unlikely idk

[@Cakey-nf8gc]

@@Hello61Jello if her body was dragged then there would have been a blood trail, not just two separate pools of blood

[@Hello61Jello]

​@@Cakey-nf8gc not if they lifted her. She had to be put in another spot one way or another if there were two pools of blood

[@morganssmashingpearls3329]

@@Hello61Jello Unless there was impact, then she moved before there was enough pressure and bleeding at the point she collapsed again. It’s happened before.

[@Juicycouturebubblegumwhore]

It happened to my cousin a few days ago, we will bury her on Saturday.

[@bryceperkins5871]

I honestly can’t tell if he did it or not, but it absolutely cannot be proved beyond a reasonable doubt that he did. He shouldn’t be in prison while the likes of Casey Anthony walks free.

[@vampiregirl917]

I agree, i can’t tell it he didn’t but legal cases are all about proving who did it. And that wasn’t enough proof in my opinion

[@sisiscastle3573]

Agreed

[@jessicamoore6381]

I agree 100% and to be honest I think the whole world should petition a re-trial against Casey Anthony

[@sisiscastle3573]

@@jessicamoore6381 double jeopardy applies unfortunately. Frankly, they would need to find something else to charge her with that would give her significant time would be the only way to get justice

[@madelenCarlson3834]

I think he did it, but not evidence beyond reasonable doubt! 😥So sad

[@Xiatter]

Plea deal: Out. Guilty without evidence: 16 years. Ladies and gentlemen and everyone, the "justice" system. 🤣

[@typhoidmary5097]

Right, it's not about DA's furthering their career at ANY cost. Totally not about doing anything to have a conviction added to their resume.

[@caffeinatedangel]

And they will NEVER let an innocent person out of prison even when presented with hard evidence to the contrary, becuase their egos prevent them from admitting they were wrong the whole time. Sometimes they will say "whoops" after the person has finished all or most of their sentence and are let out. Other times they will occasionally let them out after decades served.

[@Xiatter]

@@caffeinatedangel No injustice quite like the justice system when it ruins the wrong person's life. 😔

[@Micha3lHinrichs]

Must have had Kim kardashian in his corner

[@iSarahlicious23]

For real. The DA only cares about winning. Not if they are really guilty.

[@hoodpriestessphilosophy]

As a woman with a bigger personality, I actually am drawn to quiet, calm, incredibly normal men. I think we all secretly want a little balance.

[@kimberlyelliott7933]

SAME!!! My husband and I are complete opposites. He's quiet and calm...I am NOT LOL

[@sandalaris]

Same, but in reverse. I'm a reserved, quiet, calm woman who is drawn big, overt personalities. They bring me out of my shell and I feel I give them notice when they go too far.

[@jerimiller5651]

You are absolutely right in my feeble opinion. It seems also in some of these cases- when the Mom stayed home raising their children-then getting a job or career as the kids were older and in school- some of these Men- didn't like it when they found out their wife had a brain. I'm going on.60 now. Been engaged 3 times. Non of them worked out it seems what they loved about me- they wanted to change- or take away. Sad.

[@wonderland4515]

Exactly!! I'm very extroverted and loud and love attention, however my social battery runs out at some points and I feel like having a boyfriend whos just as extroverted and outgoing as me would just tire me. My current boyfriend is more introverted, plays games, etc. and theres a sense of comfort I feel when I'm with him and it's just us. I bring out a new side in him that usually doesn't come out and he does the same for me.

[@becs7080]

I can confirm that not everyone responds to the news of death in the 'expected' way of breaking down and crying... when police came to our house to tell my Mum that her son was dead, she was very calm and collected which she later said was probably her work mode from being a palliative nurse. Coincidentally it was also when viewing the body that she broke down, and from there was pretty inconsolable for months. It can seem suspicious but sometimes it is just how it is.

[@saraporter9716]

My mum didn't have a Viewing. We had a Small funeral with her ashes it's been a year and I still havnt cried. Still think she gonna call me at times I even go to call her

[@desert_holly]

My deepest condolences 💓

[@soybeanandmilk_9003]

yeah, I think that's what happened to Jeff too. He was working in the army, so death isn't that uncommon. At some point he must have had been desensitized by death.

[@tallracoon9754]

@@saraporter9716 I’m so sorry dude

[@michelleobrien9791]

i totally agree. Shock and denial are part of the normal reaction and the time frame can vary. I had a family member die young and initially I had no reaction. I felt nothing, even when I was around others who were crying. Then when others were starting to pull themselves together and we went to the airport, suddenly it hit me that it was real and that I would never see him again. At that point I was the only one crying.

[@negrogetauchiha2161]

Bailey: "I can't say Onlyfans" Also Bailey: Onlyfans, Onlyfans, Onlyfans. Lol she's hilarious, and lovable

[@merwheeler]

she just meant that she couldn’t say that it was the platform that cat was using

[@melissadropdead4619]

I was looking for this comment before saying it myself! Thanks! 😁

[@ChiM97]

Lol right I died laughing 🤣

[@elizabethchacon6691]

🤘🏻😁🤘🏻

[@xitsmedianax]

Ikr😂😂😂

[@En-op9ty]

Specially if she’s wasted, she would definitely be bleeding out. Alcohol thins your blood. She probably got up after the fall when she probably shouldn’t have.

[@Ena48145]

Absolutely.. I didn't even think about that

[@itsmaxx8461]

Also because head wounds always bleed a lot

[@sharkbite5613]

This is exactly what I was thinking

[@melisentiapheiffer3034]

@@itsmaxx8461 particularly when someone hits them on the top of their head with a wine bottle, yes. I saw such an attack on a female outside my bedroom window. A man hit his wife with a wine bottle on the top of her head, she then fell to the ground ( on the pavement) and started bleeding profusely. Katherine had a head wound on the top of her head, not on the back of the head. Proof he hit and killed her with that wine bottle. Bailey Sarian knows he killed her, trust me.

[@caitlynkaufholz4015]

@@melisentiapheiffer3034 That would be so terrifying... You just SAW someone get knocked out w/a wine bottle??? Did you help? What happened?

[@izzyiredale]

the fact that even Kats mom believes Jeff would never hurt her shows a lot. i truly believe they did not have enough evidence to arrest him.

[@AileenMcMillan-sn1mi]

Lacy Peterson's parents defended Scott at first.

[@jerimiller5651]

What? Nah. Look how they tried to convict poor.O.Jay. The jiury were psychics. Or-psychotic. Or just plain reverse racists. I was being sarcastic about O. Jay. Sry. Thinking back- I'm glad relations behind the.colors have been repaired. I was just running you. Hope I didn't offend

[@valerie8402]

Honestly, I'm surprised at the guilty verdict for this one. I feel like there wasn't enough evidence. So I'm with you, I don't think he did it either. I'm also with you on the theory of her falling, that's exactly what I was thinking!

[@bruyereb6109]

Wasn't he also super wasted himself? I think if he did it the crime scene would be a whole lot sloppier with plenty of evidence pointing to him, but it just wasn't there from the sound of it.

[@debramcdee8880]

I agree with him being innocent. There’s nothing to suggest he did this but plenty to suggest she probably fell and it went a lot like you’ve stated. There wasn’t any “aha!” Evidence. Also do a story on Robert Durst next!

[@ChloeSue]

@@bruyereb6109 exactly what I was thinking! if they were both under the influence and he killed her there would be sooo much more evidence!

[@MirandaPartyPanda]

@@bruyereb6109 ₩)

[@nomdeplume2213]

same... theres reasonable doubt... i couldn't have convicted him.

[@ArinaPodolskaia]

I think that the forensic pathologist's statement (that the wound couldn't have been caused by the fall) should have been challenged by another expert invited by the defense.

[@christinamoreywaldo998]

I agree 💯

[@hoomaikai22]

I was thinking same

[@Weirdkauz]

Same here! If she was running at some speed, the impact could have been quite heavy.

[@_RavishingRaven_]

Facts!

[@rachaelleann9847]

I know right. I wish they'd done that cause wether it was or wasn't it most definitely could've been cause by a fall.

[@KimberlinLuv]

This is probably the first time I didn't immediately believe the husband did it and I still don't.

[@amyyates8273]

Same.

[@Mandamonster89]

Same for me too.

[@hannahg.4698]

I’m having a really hard time believing it was Jeff. I don’t think he did it.

[@hannahg.4698]

Plus, if she was that intoxicated and that clumsy normally, she very well could’ve tripped and hit her head on the curbs

[@coffeezombie6032]

Right??

[@emorhymefreak]

A guilty man would have accepted the plea deal that would let him out of jail immediately. Even with a felony on record, he would’ve taken it. The fact that he turned it down and went to court at all is a pretty big sign. Only someone innocent would take that risk to clear their name.

[@miss_B_]

It's insane how a guilty person can get out easily and the innocent one needs to stay

[@Me11e22]

He was a SEAL. He fought for his country, probably faced awful situations, and believed in the military machine would back him up. He didn't take a deal because he believed the Legal System would back him up by playing out, the truth would come out and he would be set free without any stain to his reputation. He was convicted because he 'allowed' his wife the Freedom and Liberty to live her life the way she wanted. Just like he fought wars on behalf of all Americans so they could do the same. I hope he appeals. That jury totally failed him.

[@jennymangali5819]

Regardless if he did or not, I think there’s no way the prosecution was able to prove his guilt. Sad that their daughter had to grow up without a mom and a dad.

[@GreenEyedGoblin]

Agreed, agreed. Even if he's guilty as sin, he's gone down on a case with a LOT of reasonable doubt and thats....worrying.

[@chynawyatt4068]

I'm just so tired of people being instantly judged for their reactions. Can we stop with that? Everybody reacts differently. Just because they don't react the way you think they should doesn't make them guilty. If you're over-emotional you're acting. If you under-react you must be a sociopath. A lot of people have low to no emotional affect and we need to stop assuming that that's evidence of their guilt.

[@PumpkinJuice69]

That’s why we convict based on evidence and not on body language.

[@TonksTheFool]

When my mum died I was in shock for weeks until her actual funeral. When you lose someone THAT suddenly, for me it was literally overnight (it was a heart attack). I got a call from my sister hysterically sobbing really early in the morning. NONE of it felt real. Absolutely none of it. I cried once when they were removing her body then my body immedietly shut off and became numb and felt nothing up until her actual funeral, when it all came out into this sobbing mess. But to my own family I couldn't cry with them or on them when they did, I'd be the one holding them because I was conditioned NOT to cry. Or feel. I thought something was wrong with me because I couldn't cry but it was just a mix of shock, conditioning and the fact I thought it was a sick joke. But that emotion does come out. It comes out to people you trust or it comes out over time. My step-da, who found her, is a veteran and his body kicked into his training mode the second he realised she was cold beside him and couldn't be saved. The only time he cried was when I arrived and we locked eyes, because he had this bond with me where he became like my real dad. He kept it together because of his training too, but you can tell in how he speaks about her that he misses and loves her so much. He once told me he thought he was trained out of being able to love in the military because he doesn't feel it like he used to, but that's all his PTSD and trauma because he 1000% loves. It just feels number in comparison to before he went in and recieved all that training, so it shows in people very differently.

[@dawnwinther376]

@@TonksTheFool I am so sorry to hear about your mother. I can fully relate to your reaction. I lost my dad at 9 years old, and I didn't have a reaction until about 10 years later, when I had a break down.. We all grief differently, and there is no right nor wrong in how we express or how our bodies deal with sorrow and pain. We are all dufferent. ❤

[@jillbunny90]

This happened in my town. He did it!

[@TherealDanielleNelson]

Thank you! I had someone at work once flip out at me because I chose to go to work the day after I found out my grandmother died and wasn't crying.

[@kassidychesser1848]

As someone who has severely injured themselves while being heavily intoxicated and gotten up and kept going, I can attest to your theory!

[@aubreighmarshall9418]

I'm right there with ya! It is very possible for sure.

[@Totally_Truk]

Plus if your adrenaline is running that also helps you not feel pain.

[@amandaterrio4823]

So can I. I have the scars to prove it.

[@wd5739]

When we were like 17 my friends foot got ran over and one of my friends saw it happen and asked her "DID YOUR FOOT JUST GET RAN OVER?" And she was just like "Yeah but it didn't even hurt" and she didn't feel it until the next morning. Then she felt it for the next 2 months.

[@sandovalfoz5260]

@@wd5739 I had the same problem lol

[@pika_gal4250]

My toxic trait is still expecting Bailey to sing her theme song, it’s ok though, I do it myself xoxo

[@peacejacka1155]

I legit just sing it myself 😂

[@nicolehosein284]

I thought it was me alone 🤣

[@sylviematte6341]

Same. 😭😂🤣

[@9babyblu]

I remember her mentioning she doesnt do it anymore but I can't remember why. Do you guys remember why shes not doing her theme song anymore?

[@BacktobasicswithZee]

I miss the theme song 😂 I hear it everytime I see her video tho

[@r8i0y5]

I totally agree with your theory. This was all circumstantial evidence. The prosecution just wanted a win. Cannot believe the court rejected his appeal, which was a couple of months ago.

[@cna8725]

I was wondering about an appeal…it really didn’t surprise me too much that they rejected his Appeal…I believe he should reach out to a foundation like the Innocence’s Project to request a new POV, Venue, etc.

[@maritzamcgill4972]

Our justice system is anything but. All about who has $$$ for best lawyer is all it is

[@ohliza3312]

Bailey is gifted when it comes to telling the story with respect without being too morbid.

[@chrissie3511]

I actually came to the EXACT same conclusion as you did about her death. Being short doesn't mean you can't smack your head just right that it splits open. I think she got up after the fall running after her phone after knocking herself out, confused and out if it, onto her knees in the grass and set the bottle and phone down, then falls forward onto her face and either passes out or dies there.

[@kkcamp02]

"She's a woooo!" As a retired "woo" I felt that description in my soul.

[@katiegarrison9414]

Same

[@SamK31]

I think if she hit her toe and was stumbling forward, her basically running at the ground could explain the severity of the wound.

[@nenufairy1929]

Logic had no place in this case, apparently, everyone in the comments is pointing out different holes in the story but the jury couldn't see it 🤣🤣🤣 Either we're missing some key information of the people at that trial were dumb af

[@jessicat.x]

i think she had a stalker or neighbor who tackled her to the ground, then to avoid her ratting them out after she got back up, i think they grabbed her bottle and hit her with it.

[@Nanika2010]

@@jessicat.x they didnt find any other fingerprints on the bottle other than Kat's or Jeff's though

[@baniamartinez4659]

@@jessicat.x I kept trying to get the hair off of my screen only to find out it was your pfp 😭😭🤣

[@lachellepearson8602]

I agree Bailey! Usually I’m all “it was the husband!” But this one feels different. Especially when you mentioned the plea deal.

[@dawnlewis3061]

The plea deal and the fact that his mother in law stood up for him. I think he's innocent.

[@pixiesoldierchats6342]

I say the pleas deal and changing the charge right before deliberations

[@nomdeplume2213]

thats a myth. statistically isnt not usually the husband... Idk how that myth got perpetuated..

[@Lunabyrd]

Honestly it's totally believable that she fell. My mom and dad nearly had a similar experience, thankfully she found him and was able to call an ambulance. He'd fallen and broken both shoulders and the temperature was in the negatives. If she hadn't found him he could've easily frozen to death and she might've been blamed.

[@TouchoftheTism420]

My gut feeling is that he didn't do it. His story matches his steps. It's rather creepy that someone was opening and closing the front door, though. Yikes!

[@artbymb]

Agreed. However; I have experienced when I left the door open, the wind closed the door just enough for my security to be tricked into thinking it was closed only to be swung open by the wind yet again over and over. I'm thinking she went outside and left the door open. She probably tripped and dropped the bottle which explains why there's a piece of glass missing. When she came to, she probably found the bottle across the street, bent down to pick it up and the blood loss made her pass out all over again. Any way you look at this, it's tragic.

[@GLyndCreative]

The front door was opened for 10 seconds at 10:53pm. This is probably when he threw her phone. Her phone didn't track any steps after this. His phone tracked 18 steps between 11:03pm and 11:10pm and didn't track any further steps that night. This is when he probably fell asleep (some reports say he fell asleep on the couch, others say he went to the downstairs bedroom). The front door opened again at 1:51am. This is probably when Kat went outside looking for her phone. The door didn't close again until 5:12am which fits the timeline of Jeff waking up, searching for Kat, and closing the door himself when he saw it was open.

[@ioannamolina781]

These theories are my exact feelings as well! I feel bad for the dude.

[@briawilson9200]

I don’t think he did it either

[@dianashearer5930]

I think it was a hit and run, someone hit her with a car got scared and dipped

[@annap2043]

I’m still stuck on the door being opened after she was dead and he was asleep. I feel like there could have been another person involved and police were so focused on the husband they didn’t look into it enough. I mean it was only 11 at night and she was a beautiful woman outside alone in her underwear and she was wasted.

[@barbararobnett6480]

I agree. Also I wondered if someone followed them home.

[@Lizzard2060]

Doing a bunch of online "adult" stuff comes with that risk. PD seemed so keen on the husband they didn't really look super hard into too many other people.

[@ashleyj3398]

Also the wind could’ve shut the door? & she just really hit her head 🤔 This is a crazy case

[@nikkigriffin08]

I was thinking the exact same thing about there being another person who killed her and had walked in and out of the house

[@stargazrsk8r]

This!!!

[@PsalmoftheStars]

Some people just don’t emote automatically. It takes me days to process things most times. Doesn’t mean people don’t feel things or lack empathy, it just takes a while to land. I also don’t emote in front of people I’m not comfortable with or don’t trust. Some people need to feel safe to be vulnerable. The army literally destroys peoples humanity. What do they expect???

[@GodBlessedThisBod]

I agree 100%. I’m actually a very emotional person when the emotions actually hit me lol but in the moment it’s like I’m trying to wrap my head around whatever it is… Even with my babies, I didn’t cry my tears of joy until a few hours later when it was just my husband and I in the room… same with funerals & even when my husband proposed.. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@loveliestskull8463]

Totally. I think sergeants (?) in army yell on top of their lungs in the face of newbies to "break them to build them up again" . I don't think someone from the army will emote that much.

[@ILoveCupcakesize]

I was thinking he could have been hung over.

[@jenniferstewart9012]

I love that you take time to think things thru Well done

[@pillowtalk1925]

Not some people- every person needs to be safe to be vulnerable.

[@mimiiraqia]

She gives us more info than police and most crime channels . like seriously all the details and each thing that happened

[@kms567]

I like that you're giving us the facts, but you're telling us like it's juicy gossip. The whole vibe is perfect.

[@nervousbreakdown711]

The prosecution didn’t prove beyond a reasonable doubt. He shouldn’t have been convicted.

[@justin01144]

As a jury member how can you convict someone when you can not know beyond a reasonable doubt. There is no way at all they could know beyond a reasonable doubt. Miscarriage of justice all of the way. Anyone guilty would accept the plea deal... common sense, the jury wasn't allowed to know that I believe they said on the documentary which is infuriating.

[@keelyrey64]

Sadly though, people convict based on feelings. Not thinking.

[@aidanholten6264]

The biggest thing for me is that he wasn’t left handed. If you were going to hit someone in a moment of anger your first instinct wouldn’t be to use your non-dominant hand, right?

[@Bala_Niranna]

yeah that doesnt line up for me. you might grab a bottle with your non dominant hand to take it out of a shopping bag with other stuff, youd never grab it with a weak hand if youre trying to use it as a weapon

[@dianaridley7943]

It's thinking that too..BUT what if the table or wherever was on the left side?...I feel it is totally possible he just grabbed it with that hand and ran after her...that's why it was only 10 seconds...then in the middle of the night he started thinking ok what's next?...then decide to go pose her to be able to say 🧔🤷‍♀️..I totally thought the phone and bottle were staged...

[@imjustagirl]

I'm right handed, but I can throw harder with my left than my right so idk. I really don't think this man killed her though.

[@mimimom731]

My husband has always said his left hook is much harder than his right. He is also right handed. Idk the logic but he swears by it. But it doesn’t mean everyone is like that. I’m 100% weak in my opposite hand.

[@chrisj8244]

Yeah I guess so, but I’m right handed and my left hand is better at throwing things, holding heavy things etc.

[@laurelsmeltz9702]

I really think those 18 steps after he said he went to bed was probably him going to the bathroom. Let’s be honest.

[@ninalauradionne2833]

Just a thought, who in a moment of rage, would pick up a weapon with their non-dominant hand though?

[@MissCherryBomb69]

Maybe if they're holding the victim down with their dominant hand... That arm is stronger than the other one.

[@Phygment]

@@MissCherryBomb69 meh but if he was holding her down that hard there'd be evidence and sign of struggle.

[@audreymote3409]

That is exactly what I was thinking!! If I am going to hit someone with a bottle, I am definitely going to use my dominant hand

[@MikeTXBC]

It depends on the weapon and how you trained. In most cases, someone is going to use their dominant hand; however, if someone trained to use their non-dominant hand, they will be better with that weapon than with their dominant hand. That said... beyond specific fighting styles and perhaps HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts, where you might use a shield or a parrying dagger called a "main gauche") it's extremely unlikely someone would specifically train to use any weapon with their non-dominant hand. Also, contrary to popular belief, your non-dominant arm is usually stronger than your dominant; conversely, your dominant arm is usually far more accurate. The reason your non-dominant arm is usually stronger is because we tend to use that arm for grunt work. We'll hold heavier bags, books, our kid, and so on in that arm while using our right arm and hand to do things that require greater coordination. For instance, it's extremely common for parents to hold their little kid with their left arm and use their right hand to fish keys out of their pocket to open the car door because most people are right-handed. In a left-handed person, you're usually see the opposite.

[@ninalauradionne2833]

@@MikeTXBC wow I love this reply. That’s a really interesting thought. The only reason I would say you would use your dominant hand in a moment of rage is because there’s no thought when you’re angry. Using your non-dominant hand because it may be stronger seems like that would require thought

[@Religion0]

There was that case of a man who had his brain bashed in, got up, got ready for work, and then fell over dead right by his front door. Like, head injuries are wild.

[@CM-sd1rw]

what case was this?

[@BassAwareness]

@@CM-sd1rw I, too, want to know what case this was

[@amigatari]

I don't remember the name of that case, but there's even more to that: he shaved half of his face to get ready for work, because of brain damage. Didn't even realize his wife in the bed was dead.

[@angelaleonard7910]

Peter Porco, he even locks himself out of the house getting the newspaper and let’s himself back in with the hidden spare key. Absolutely insane and fascinating.

[@fbiagent3998]

Oh yeah I heard of that one

[@baileygoodwin4552]

I'm from Alabama. I remember when this happened and literally nobody thought he was guilty. It was even reported in the local news as a tragic accident.

[@analisaacosta5505]

I hope he files an appeal

[@ashleiamber9653]

A a

[@supermama4748]

@@analisaacosta5505 Jan. 7, 2022 The Alabama Supreme Court denied an appeal for William Jeffery West who was sentenced to 16 years in prison in the death of his wife, Kathleen (Kat) Dawn West.

[@paulaellenburg7568]

Let’s be real. In Alabama the public opinion and county image are two things. Because it was Calera and especially Shelby county. I’m sure it was just about image. Had this happen in Eastlake, green springs or Trussville, nobody, even the news, would have cared. ☹️

[@baileygoodwin4552]

I was thinking the same time. When things like that happen here in Oxford it's a big deal, but something much worse can happen in a more rural area of Calhoun Co and nobody cares.

[@doubled1108]

Please don’t ever stop making videos. When my two month old daughter gets older I want to be able to watch you with her. 🥺❤️ I watched you every day while I was pregnant and you’ve also got me though so so many hard times in my life.

[@jessicabadrak1757]

I'm kind of shocked that he got 16 years with such circumstantial evidence. I can't say either way if he did it or not because both stories are plausible. Definitely not guilty without a shadow of a doubt.

[@melissaperrotta1054]

Scott Peterson got death row with only circumstantial evidence 🫤

[@MikeTXBC]

You can totally be convicted on circumstantial evidence. It really depends on the case, but it absolutely happens and fairly frequently too.

[@jaeminthecreator2877]

WHAT??? SO IF HE SAYS "YES I KILLED HER" HE'S FREE AND OUT, BUT IF HE'S INNOCENT HE SPENDS 16 YEARS IN JAIL???? HOW

[@adriennepaige4003]

you don't know that he's innocent.

[@who1285]

@@adriennepaige4003 notice the word "if". also comment meant to show the absurdity of admitting you are guilty and being free versus saying you're innocent and still ending up in prison

[@leannecarter4953]

You don't know he's guilty either....

[@amsel_in_defense]

America, that’s how.

[@shinigami45]

American justice system

[@katiewhite190]

It's wild to me that no one saw anything or even found her earlier. I live in a very sleepy suburban neighborhood, but there are still people who get home later than 11pm or get up before 5am.

[@venicebitch5368]

Not to mention none of the neighbors have security or car blackbox camera. It’s not 2000s

[@katrinarose72]

I’m pretty positive she had borderline personality disorder. 💯 those texts mirror things we say for no reason out of fear of abandonment.

[@cymorilbinder9741]

I was thinking something like that. Like, anxious attachment or something...

[@ouvretoncoeur]

I love how Bailey talks about people like they’re people. She says she’s nonjudgmental and I actually believe her. Her delivery is a triumph of human kindness, really.

[@mumtazamiri6409]

She really is non-judgmental, part of her personality and she has proven it many times. Also, when she *is* being judgemental, she admits it by saying, "I'm not judging... but, I kind of am..." and then goes on to explain how and why. Many a times I find myself feeling ashamed because I was judging and she went on to explain how I might be completely wrong. A rare and genuine quality in a person. 🥰

[@flawedfabulous]

I don't think as a juror, i could find him guilty with such lack of hard evidence.

[@kelleykiiwii]

I was thinking the same thing

[@tawnyprovince-ward2353]

Same couldn’t do it I hope he fights it. Military men that didn’t do it wouldn’t admit guilt they don’t play that if they didn’t do it they would never take a plea deal even if they didn’t get prison time.

[@zebralove2840]

He may have been better off not having a jury trial and chosen a bench trial. Maybe his lawyers were not keen on the particular judge.

[@kiminimuchu__]

Right. And the fact that they changed the charges last minute is so shady. The prosecution's job is to show that the acused is guilty "beyong reasonable doubt". There was so much doubt in this case that the veredict is pretty messed up.

[@wolffriendinus]

Agreed

[@lilysmeith8224]

Side note, you're makeup is stunning, you actually look so much like Mila kunis with this look!!!!!

[@lalaluvzbookie]

Agreed. So much like Mila Kunis

[@77thezone]

I was thinking the same thing

[@user-bj2ub8tv1d]

I said the same in the video when she was talking about ummm… someone ! A month ago 😂

[@tiffanytavares4544]

I was about to comment this you beat me to ot 😅

[@ashleyw6160]

@@user-bj2ub8tv1dlol

[@SneakySalaXander]

Not sure what they were smoking, but you can absolutely cause a fatal head injury by simply falling from your normal height. That’s the whole reason you’re supposed to keep a person awake after a fall until they’re properly assessed by medical professionals. A lot of behavior in that time can be observed to check for brain damage. Alcohol is a blood thinner. In fact, in moderation, it’s been observed as preventing certain types of strokes in people over the age 65. While I won’t completely rule him out (there’s always a possibility), this case can easily be seen as an accidental death, 100% done by Kat. -Drops the bottle, chips a piece and it goes flying wherever -Loses her footing and falls back, hitting her head -Being inebriated, doesn’t feel the pain and gets back up after a few minutes, leaving blood behind -Gets up, finds her phone, gets turned around trying to make it back home -falls again across the street, phone and bottle in front of her as that’s where she let go of them. Possibly getting ready to push herself up, not having enough strength to do so. Dies as a combination of her injuries and the elements.

[@_angel_vibe_]

Yeah my daughter got a concussion from falling from standing.

[@sidrissmd]

I believe parents have great instincts when it comes to their children. The fact that her mother testified on his behalf, makes it hard to believe he’s guilty.

[@charlie5633]

as a 5’2” woman, i could absolutely fall hard enough for that (ESPECIALLY intoxicated)

[@hail8163]

on ABSINTHE

[@shirleysanz1434]

Have you died before from falling? Serious question

[@AileenMcMillan-sn1mi]

A friend tripped on a shadow on the sidewalk and shattered her leg. She was in hospital for weeks because she got blood clots.

[@YepItsMeMsJMC0721]

I’m 5’8” and was paralyzed for 19 months. When it happened, I was training for a marathon. When I recovered my stubbornness got the best of me. I tried to run. I collapsed and evidently hit my head. (I don’t remember that. I still think he’s lying about it. I remember falling on grass but got up and made it home.) I didn’t think it was an issue but the next day I was slurring my words, dizzy, and thought I was just dehydrated and desperately needed fluids. My bf mentioned to the doctor I had hit my head, they did a CT scan and next thing you know I’m being rushed to the hospital. I “hit my” head hard enough to cause 3 hemorrhagic strokes. There were no bumps or bruises on me. My brain was bleeding! I don’t believe he did anything and it is insane he was convicted. I would have hung that jury.

[@kennikat2446]

As a "non traditional" woman born and raised in Mississippi... A jury of my peers is absolutely terrifying.

[@MachinaGirlRobots]

Terrifies me too. When I had to serve as a Juror on a serious Federal Case I just made sure I wasnt AT ALL biased. Listened extremely carefully to the whole debacle. And made my decision based off of facts. Not everyone is terrible. Most biased people admit this to the judge so they dont have to serve. I wish you well friend.

[@christinapugh8848]

Yes Bama here & it terrifies the 💩 out of me!! Everyone wants to believe the bad in people

[@haileynp]

SERIOUSLY YES

[@Tink545]

You make a great point. How is it possible to say “jury of their peers” when people already had made their minds up as to what “kind” of people they were. Not only did they not have enough evidence for conviction, this case should of been granted a change of venue due to prejudice. So scary and sad!!

[@marquitashiver6141]

Same and I'm a Bana girl! We southern states really need to get out of 1950 and catch up with the times.

[@angelang222]

Whether he did it or not, there’s absolutely reasonable doubt in this case- and if he appeals he should be granted a new trial. Also agree that they shouldn’t be able to add a lesser charge right before deliberation. I

[@voteforscience]

One can not receive a new trial due to lack of evidence that convicted one. Crazy, right?

[@wigglyennui]

@@voteforscience because of double Jeopardy? Wow

[@mistresstarantino4515]

“Sometimes, full on nakeeeyy” made me laugh!

[@MrJohn0fficial]

To anyone that’s struggling in life : Everything will be okay 💜 You are absolutely amazing no matter what anyone else says ❤️

[@korrieharris2261]

Genuinely needed this

[@Robertdbd20]

Thanks for this. Today was horrible. I'm so uninterested in everything :( plus there is really nothing to do in my city. I wish I lived in LA or some other city where its hard to get bored :(

[@kellyharris6005]

Same back to you 😊😊

[@missyrose2154]

Needed this today

[@scottishserin]

And YOU are amazing for taking the time to post this. Live life like a BOSS! 🥰✌️😎

[@123josevalencia]

"Somebody died Bailey" has the same energy as Kourtney saying Kim there's people that are dying

[@bellac902]

MY DIAMOND EARRING 😭

[@myatyson5657]

“I don’t know I wasn’t there” is becoming one of my favorite Bailey lines lol. Also, you should check out the case of Shanda Sharer! Love you Bailey

[@Krystidressler]

Isn't it MORE weird that there was no trace of her DNA on his clothes? Shouldn't there be even just normally???

[@Dance567-8]

Right! They didn't hug or anything that whole night?? Very suspicious.

[@jadaharley5962]

@@Dance567-8 right she did say that that they were flirty n stuff that night sooo...

[@vee7692]

how could they have been flirty if there was no DNA on his clothing in general that whole night that's weird unless it was just verbal unless he changed clothing

[@cjmchugh6917]

I thought that was odd, but what if he changed clothes after he said he went upstairs to bed alone? That wouldn’t be sketchy behavior, and if she never came up to bed, there would really be no reason for her dna to be on him.

[@justchevrotainrating]

I'm almost exactly Kat's size and I'm with you, Bailey. She busted her head and then tried to go to bed.

[@citlalypineda3610]

Same here, I fractured 2 bones and didn’t notice til the morning, I’m 5’3”

[@jillstewart8993]

My gut is telling me he isn’t guilty. Especially with her mother testifying in his defence … that speaks volumes to me.

[@kamy6389]

I can assure you my mother would speak in the defense of anyone who would hurt me lol. But yeah besides that there’s no hard proof

[@jillstewart8993]

My mom certainly wouldn’t.

[@fnvgvvdb]

Mothers frequently take their son’s sides, this is not new. It means nothing they protect abusers. l

[@morgan.bullock]

@@fnvgvvdb it was her mother, not his

[@thereseh7168]

We’ve seen people with wayyyy more evidence they committed a crime be given a not guilty verdict…. unfair

[@maureenkeller100]

*cough* Casey Anthony *cough*

[@sashariner30]

@@maureenkeller100 came here to say the same thing!

[@shortstuff1979]

I came to make the same comment

[@theycallmeggabb]

@@maureenkeller100 was about to comment this too lol

[@TheOnlyLadyBella]

Love your makeup looks but I am absolutely stunned at how naturally beautiful you are without makeup.

[@skittlebear92]

"I could get in trouble legally for saying OF" .... *Proceeds to do it several times* 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love Bailey!

[@MissCherryBomb69]

Cause she literally can't get in trouble for saying that...

[@alexandriafitts9262]

Right? Hahaha

[@daisylovesnoodles2166]

It’s Bailey Sarian lol

[@hiya8125]

I think she meant get in trouble for stating it as an absolute, which is why she said allegedly...

[@persaunna]

The step counting app should have actually proven his innocence. It recorded her final movements. if he killed her, his movements would have coincided with hers during that same time frame. They didn't. Saying "he took it off" and that her "body was moved" sounds like they were trying to make it seem more sinister than it actually was

[@MinasMagic]

There's no guarantee that step counting app was accurate though. I got rid of my fitbit because I was sick of it glitching. So many time it failed to record steps I actually took and recorded steps at 3am while I wasn't even wearing it.

[@fnvgvvdb]

theres every single chance he took it off

[@charlottelambert3821]

Not necessarily. As Bailey said, her step counting app recorded her final movements, but if he didn’t have his phone or smart watch on him at the time, the app wouldn’t have recorded anything, thus providing no data.

[@meeps114]

And like it only recorded 18 steps at 11. That doesn't sound like very many. My first thought is that he went to use the bathroom

[@madisonbraaten767]

Whether he did it or not, there definitely wasn’t enough evidence to convict. also, changing the charge right before the jury decides definitely should be illegal or regulated in some way!

[@michellec1546]

Unfortunately changing the charges happens more frequently than you would think. Usually due to lack of evidence but this case makes no sense.

[@naan2580]

@@michellec1546 I invite you to accept Islam as your religion. Do you want to accept Islam as your religion?

[@aljeanlu7232]

I'm thinking it could have been one of her clients.

[@mandyabrahamson5844]

And there should a new plea bargain offered. A change in charge means a whole new decision other the defense too

[@siobhanmorrison3561]

Agree 💯%

[@libbyadkins5228]

15:19 side note, a fact I learned in the passing of my brother (who was in a DUI accident) blood alcohol levels post mortem actually rise bc of the way it is measured in autopsy and something (insert science here) that happens to the alcohol while it sits in the blood after death…so she may or may not have been THAT lit.

[@BlackmoonLilith0101]

They might have taken that into account when measuring it. Idk

[@Kelly-nc1ig]

Absinthe and energy drinks sounds a little bit like an accident to me... I reckon she probably fell and hit her head left the first pool of blood then passed out and went to walk back..? Love the story as always Bailey! Glad you’re back! ❤️

[@nomdeplume2213]

yep, thats what i think and hubs was upstairs passed out asleep. gah sometimes i think juries don't understand reasonable doubt.

[@dsaylor36]

Why was He awake though?

[@dsaylor36]

And how likely is she to die from a fall ? No skin embedded in concrete. A fall to cause a fracture of the skull bone is not enough force. she couldve fallen down a flight of stairs and lived and the downward perpetuation causes some force - moreso than just fainting, blacking out or tripping. The force is the evidence- physics.

[@healinggrounds19]

Why didn't do another autopsy? Also, today's absinthe is not the stuff from the 19th Century (sadly). It's just alcohol, no hallucinogens.

[@MandyRoeske]

I agree. And I think the steps on the health app that showed him take a few steps after he said he went to bed could've been him going to the bathroom (because we all take our phones to the bathroom nowadays) and may have assumed his wife was in a different part of the house and hadn't gone to bed yet. The door being open for 2 hours at 1 am is kind of unexplainable to me though.

[@mandimartin5521]

I LOVE that "I'm laughing because..." has now made it's way into your sponsor parts too lol

[@tosiebel5522]

Yes 🙌🏼. She should add this phrase to her merch!

[@mandimartin5521]

Oh I'd DEFINITELY buy it!

[@catbeara]

I know a girl who gave herself consecutive concussions while drinking heavily (she was getting over a break-up), and didn't act like she was in pain at all. Also, I'm short, barely over 5 foot - are they seriously claiming that if I fall on concrete I can't severely injure myself? If I smack my head off the pavement I'm not going to get hurt??? Even if it's the curb??? That is the stupidest thing I've ever heard. Bone density varies between people. A few years ago I tripped on the pavement and fractured my wrist just from reaching out to stop my fall. In school one girl stood on another girl's foot by accident and literally broke it. Human bodies are weirdly fragile at times.

[@cabbagejuice]

while i agree with you, those examples could be considered different tho. you have your wrist supporting the weight of your entire body and a large amount of that girl's weight on the other girl's foot. if you just fall it is not like something is pressing your head down onto the curb, its just a free fall. im not an expert but theres a lot of debate on what kind of force can cause a head wound, so its just another piece of their "evidence" that CAN be explained by something else (like the upside-down finger prints)

[@asmrtpop2676]

@@cabbagejuice i got a concussion just from hitting my head back against my cushioned car seat of COURSE a concussion would happen if you fell on concrete 🤡

[@cabbagejuice]

@@asmrtpop2676 no its not of COURSE. every situation is different and some ppl can go through the exact same thing as you did and be fine, as op said everyone is different. but my point was that the WAY you fall/hit yourself on something can affect the injury. her injury would be different depending on the angle, the location that was hit, whether she hit the flat concrete or the curb, whether she was running or standing, if she braced her fall in some way, etc. thats what foresnsic analysts do as a job, they try to figure out exactly how a deadly incident happened to see what method is plausible to get that kind of injury. but it looks like no one tried to analyze irl whether someone could die from falling like that, and they just took the word of 1 "expert" which could be a pseudoscience guy and no one would know. ive seen documentaries where an analyst went on the stand to prove that a girl was bit by a human and it turns out the markings were from wildlife so you cant say for certain someone could get an injury one way or another, theres many possibilities.

[@Kdkdleeme]

@@asmrtpop2676 from a car accident??? Really just curious how anyone can bonk their head on a car seat head rest and get a concussion without exuberant force

[@erinlynn115]

Same height, same fracture,... totally agree with this statement

[@annathompson6810]

I believe your thoughts are absolutely correct. As a nurse I can say alcohol aids in extreme bleeding and hard to clot cuts. Wonder why this was never brought up. As far as her height I'm 52 as well, a crub adds and 4-6 inches of falling from curb to street

[@Emma-df1ye]

The "He was a little.... I'm sorry, not little, a photographer husband" I love her for feeling like she needed to clarify😂 💕 Baileys so kind 💖💖

[@ProdigalSonMatt]

There’s got to be a better justice system. It’s so easy for innocent people to go to jail. Prosecutors only care about convictions. It’s also too easy for the guilty to walk away.

[@buffirice2265]

Could have been that she was wasted and when she bent down to pick up her phone as she walked close to it then she stubbed her toe and fell forward and bashed her head on the edge of the curb cracking it open. I don't think he did it either but regardless there was not enough evidence to prove beyond doubt that he did so he shouldn't be in jail

[@melmc9672]

You’re so right- I work with The Innocence Project and it’s absolutely heartbreaking at the number of cases we get request to reviews for every single one of them deserve a new trial, but we have only have so much resources 😢it’s so disturbing that we can’t help all who need it

[@beths1167]

It makes no sense. Take the plea deal and walk? And the prosecution was more worried about losing than the truth. Wow, our laws need to change!

[@elizabethdavis4202]

He was convicted on their lifestyle, not on evidence. The jury threw out reasonable doubt and went for unreasonable opinion.

[@maggiekarabel123]

I completely agree with you.

[@Steampunkkids]

But, when you live in a conservative state like that, this outcome is always a risk. They underfund their police, so you can’t expect much from the police or investigation. The society is very judgmental. So, if you step out of line just a touch, you have to expect to be crucified. Honestly, I don’t understand why anyone would choose to live in the American Southern states. It feels so oppressive. And, I don’t just mean the weather.

[@maggiekarabel123]

@@Steampunkkids This is true but also a tiny bit victim blaming.

[@748xxjxxexx9]

Isn't that how it's always done in America?!

[@748xxjxxexx9]

@@Steampunkkids it's not about funding. It's about the closed minded judgmental fools that conservative people are.

[@Elizabeth-dq6hg]

He doesn’t sound like he was guilty. I love your hair looks so healthy!!!

[@shamarataylor7504]

Random note. The health app isn’t always correct if it’s just your phone cuz you can shake it and it’ll give you steps

[@noraa5992]

Yes. Mine records me Turning in my sleep sometimes as steps, and also he could've just been using the bathroom.

[@Victoria-jq6sj]

16 years is seriously so much time to serve in prison when there was absolutely no proof. I am not sure whether he did it or not, but am surprised the sentencing was so harsh without any real evidence

[@michellec1546]

Amen! A lady in Arkansas recently killed her kids and there was no doubt due to evidence and what she said. She only got 10 years.

[@carolrat5318]

totally agree, and i want to hear a historical recount of the lindbergh baby??

[@carrieh1154]

They were trying to build a circumstantial case against the husband and I'm sitting here going "this isn't enough, she's going to give a plot twist." That twist never came. Not once did I think there was enough evidence with the husband.

[@Mau5tache]

Love that we got a “I’m laughing because…” in the sponsor before the episode even started! That’s the quality content I’m here for 👏🏻

[@caylarichelle1733]

"its funny, well its not actually funny, but its a little funny..." was my favorite line

[@glitterstudent7066]

Is it possible that Jeff just hadn’t realized what was going on? As a smoker myself, when stressed, the first thing I want to do is light a cigarette. He was probably stressed about not know where his wife was and stressed about the argument. He was probably having a think while smoking. And the full realization hadn’t hit about the police being there.

[@ray-hv9qt]

i also don't like how the police always looks at the way people react and expect them to be crying hysterically or smth. Something as traumatic as seeing your wide dead on the road probably didn't register in his mind or his mind was trying to ignore/block that out in order to protect him from having a panick attack.

[@LoraneGinger]

I love how respectful you are when speaking about these peoples stories ❤️

[@Steven-gg1bn]

its just scary to think they can so easily get someone locked up with such a cloudy, unclear situation and so many unanswered questions. i think they got this one wrong

[@ChetMichael]

I love this -- "the prosecution was 'afraid they were going to lose'". Mmmmm-- I feel like they should be more worried about the truth than winning or losing a case. People's lives hang in the balance, and they are more worried about playing games and their win/loss record.

[@horrorcowboy7338]

Well, that's just the American law system lol. The attorneys and defendants are paid to do one thing: win.

[@ironwolf56]

@@horrorcowboy7338 Commonwealth law system in general. Places like the UK aren't any better dude. Some of the worst court decisions you'll ever see come out of Canada, for instance.

[@tanjatvd8303]

Ditto! But smhw they always worry more about losing the case!?

[@ChetMichael]

@@tanjatvd8303 Indeed. Somehow the truth goes partially out the window and it becomes a competition. It's all about winning afterall.

[@ChetMichael]

@@ironwolf56 Nods.

[@anissamedina2878]

Why didn't Jeff''s team take into consideration her alcoholism with her head injury. Liver damage can explain how she bled out. A simple bump on the head is harmless to most but could cause internal bleeding for someone with cirrhosis, even in the early stages.

[@Lizzard2060]

Head injuries bleed a LOT. Add into that her blood alcohol level and she could easily bleed out. Just the blood alcohol level is enough to be a blood thinner in this case and assist in her bleeding out. She opens the door to go back in the house for more absinthe and tosses it up in the air, misses the catch and bonks herself in the head but does a drunken. . . .No, I'm fine, I can do it, watch. All while blood is pouring from her head. . .just saying it's as plausible. We don't know what fans may have dared her to do or what she may have done to try and please them.

[@barbararobnett6480]

And alcohol thins the blood.

[@moniquesmith7138]

Absolutely! She was a hot mess and had to pay for it!

[@faerykaye]

@@moniquesmith7138 uhm yikes

[@gladnessmanga13]

@@moniquesmith7138 really 🙄🙄🙄

[@wintercame]

They were at the liquor store at 8:44 pm, then the grocery for energy drinks, then home. They reportedly had six drinks each by 10:30 pm. That's a lot of liquor in ~ 90 minutes. Plus they were drinking at dinner. Superdrunk.

[@TohruMarie]

Seriously, no one can relay a true crime story the way Bailey does.

[@andreenaflores8302]

Agree 👍 💯💯💯

[@PamMorganBeesly]

1. I can’t believe you missed the opportunity to say “smitten kitten.” 2. I hate this cases where sure, he maybe killed her… but there just isn’t enough evidence to pull in a conviction. It reminds me of the Todd Mullis case which upsets me every time I think about it.

[@sheila7909]

I thought the exact same thing 🐈

[@boleebo2925]

I really hate getting started on the Tod Mullis case… it’ll plague me for days on end 😬

[@kristinaswift8470]

I was also waiting for “smitten kitten” when she was talking about how in love they were 😂😂

[@opheliasinclair3635]

As someone clumsy who's 5'2", every time they say she probably didn't fall because it's not far enough down to cause damage I'm like.. 😬

[@starlawilliams9459]

Right? I’ve given myself concussions falling and I’m 5’1”

[@TheWstephanie7890]

Yes my uncle is 5 foot and he has absolutely split he's head multiple times

[@adeleennis2255]

So dumb…my godsister hit her head on a chair when she was 10/11years old. She’s barely 5’ now at 47 years old. She bled like crazy. It definitely didn’t take much distance for that to happen. She tripped as she headed to see her mom in another room. She was sober. Kat was super lit. She could’ve knocked her head on something totally innocuous and then proceeded to walk into the street where she passed out and died. If police didn’t check every possible hard surface in the area, how can any of us really know how, or where, she received that head wound.

[@mandyfliew7459]

I relate so hard to this comment. 5'1" and knocks every possible furniture in the way lol

[@Shannycons]

@@starlawilliams9459 same here 😅😂

[@ruthmary6538]

We all need a friend named Kim. I absolutely am addicted to your lovely voice face and amazing humor.

[@offplanet740]

Also, if someone hits another person with a bottle (esp ex-military- like he’s probably v strong), wouldn’t the bottle break?!!

[@seacowzz9740]

If is wasn’t a cheap bottle (which absinthe usually isn’t) the glass would be thick enough to hold its shape especially if it wasn’t completely empty. So the chip missing didn’t shatter the bottle. But that would make most sense it the edge was hit or the bottom where it’s thickest. Glass is much stronger than most give it credit for. Also I do hope this didn’t come across as rude, I just live near a glass museum and haven’t much else to do in my free time than look at neat glass.

[@charliefisher3321]

Aduuuuuurrrrr no

[@offplanet740]

@@seacowzz9740 no not rude at all! Thanks for educating me. Glass museum sounds kind of awesome tbh. Anyway, this actually makes a lot of sense. My initial thought was that he was guilty, but this was the one thing that really hung me up. Now I’m back to my original conclusion…

[@mariebelladonna437]

@@seacowzz9740 your reply did not come across rude at all. Charlie Fisher's, on the other hand... 🙄😑

[@seacowzz9740]

@@mariebelladonna437 I can’t fully comprehend what their comment is, so thank you lol 😊

[@chl3rine143]

an upside to being out of school sick is that i get to see bailey’s uploads right when she uploads them

[@archivist17]

GWS!

[@chl3rine143]

@@archivist17 thank you!

[@thebrittbratt4641]

I'm out of work sick! That's funny 😂 and Boze streaming tonight we have the Monday works!

[@samanthaaiello]

I had a friend that got a concussion while drinking. It wasn’t until the next day that she realized it. She could have died. It was a severe concussion, and she went to bed without treatment. This could be the case of a terrible accident.

[@natalieherrick4146]

I thought of Bob Saget

[@angelrebekah9153]

@@natalieherrick4146 his is no where near the same. His is way too fishy.

[@natalieherrick4146]

@@angelrebekah9153 I understand that. I was responding to Samantha’s comment.

[@sexi8784]

Kat had blunt force trauma, not a concussion.

[@ambriellemurray8442]

Same happened to me. I fell, slept my head open and don’t even realized. I kept getting up trying to walk. Luckily my friends called 911 cause I definitely had a 2-3 inch wound. They said if I didn’t have friends I would have bleed out

[@brook281]

When my nephew died and I was informed I was in shock and denial to look at me you would have thought I lost my wallet and was trying to rethink my steps. I had so many thoughts going through my head I didn't hit sadness until I actually saw his lifeless body and it became real that I totally lost it.

[@OseiBayard]

I was trying to explain something to my girlfriend the other day and she asked why I was thinking about the topic and I said, Idk it's been heavy on my *-tongue click-* noggin. And she just blinked at me and i didn't realize why it felt like the thing to do until I recalled Mystery and Makeup.

[@debhalverson3956]

I have done the exact same thing. Truly, dealing with mysteries such as how my dog got a banana (Yep, you read that right) off the counter, to why I forgot to clock out after a shift. I do the click of the tongue, the point, and "Heavy on my...noggin." She just seems to fit so many daily questions, eh?

[@thesilkportfolio]

There really is a lack of evidence like how did they manage to find him guilty by just making up a scenario that possibly maybe happened

[@jholmes553]

A scenario that possibly, maybe, probably, might just have happened.... or maybe not, but just maybe." HAHAHA. I love it.

[@sydneyjamie3973]

This case has me really on the fence, but idk I feel like he’s innocent… cause 2 inches isn’t that big of a cut, if you’re running fast enough and fall, that’s a lot of momentum hitting the pavement..

[@brandiwilliams7178]

Plus if you're drinking your blood has been thinned. A head wound already bleeds like crazy. Add alcohol and you're gonna look like a water faucet

[@pilum78]

This is my thought also. Just like Bailey said. She fell hit her head unconscious, then came to, tried to get up and fell back again and died do to the head injury.

[@melisentiapheiffer3034]

@@pilum78 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@Zoe-rk3mg]

can I just say you have the most beautiful heart hair line! I know it sounds silly but I am jealous haha you are so beautiful with and without makeup

[@SuperheroFam.88]

So they found Jeff guilty on the basis of such circumstancial evidences. And then there's the case of Casey Anthony 🤐🤐

[@MissaPality]

Oh no kidding! Casey Anthony and George Zimmerman both get off when clearly they were guilty and this man found guilty when there was so little evidence.

[@TheCrowFKAPS]

I hate jury trials so much. It's such an unfair disadvantage to people who live alternative lifestyles that clash with the values of the community.

[@karisbish]

If only Jeff could’ve hired Jose Baez like Casey did

[@missiegirl]

I thought this exact thing and came to the comments to see who said it first!

[@SuperheroFam.88]

It's disgusting to see how sometimes the jury trial works. 🤐