Moments After Beheading His Wife

[@jettsoma]

Why on this earth would anyone be eligible for parole after cutting someone’s head off while they’re alive? Especially their own wife?

[@Mjj633]

In Canada, they let some dude free after he killed and ate another passenger on the bus.. sick!

[@jettsoma]

@ They let that guy go???

[@Angie-fe8yd]

😱😭

[@amandabelleville7369]

​@@Mjj633WOAH WOAH ✋️ Canadian here. I watched that trial from day 1! I followed everything. His case is one if ACTUAL insanity in the moment and that is fact! I couldn't understand until I finally listened to EVERYTHING! It's way too long to get in to on here, but you can deep dive the entire case if you want. That's the only way you'd understand anyway. His is to this day (I'm 38) the ONLY true insanity in the moment case I have ever actually believed. And with extensive rehabilitation and intense treatments, he finished his Degree and has a job and pays taxes and has not and will not hurt anyone. It's a horrible case of TRUE paranoid schizophrenia. It took WEEKS for a first appearance because they needed to properly medicate him. He showed up in court with a huge bandage and stitches because as soon as they told him what he did, he tried to self exit. It took a YEAR to get to trial after appearance because he only wanted to self exit. He wanted to plead guilty. He wanted to be gone SO badly, they had to fight to keep him alive! This was like no case in history! And unlike in your country, my country believes in mental institutions for rehabilitation for the truly mentally ill. Not jail. How bizarre! Sick people go to hospitals/facilities. Most in a case like this stay for LIFE! But hiscwas SO different. So complex, it is used as a case study for true temporary insanity all over the world! He has not done anything since release and I guarantee you he won't. That doesn't take anything away from the poor victim. 😕 But I'm telling you, nobody wanted that guy gone more than he did himself! It was honestly heartwrenching to see a SANE person try to cope with being told they did something that horrifying while temporarily INSANE. I would want to self exit too!

[@amandabelleville7369]

​@@Mjj633​@Mjj633 WOAH WOAH ✋️ Canadian here. I watched that trial from day 1! I followed everything. His case is one if ACTUAL insanity in the moment and that is fact! I couldn't understand until I finally listened to EVERYTHING! It's way too long to get in to on here, but you can deep dive the entire case if you want. That's the only way you'd understand anyway. His is to this day (I'm 38) the ONLY true insanity in the moment case I have ever actually believed. And with extensive rehabilitation and intense treatments, he finished his Degree and has a job and pays taxes and has not and will not hurt anyone. It's a horrible case of TRUE paranoid schizophrenia. It took WEEKS for a first appearance because they needed to properly medicate him. He showed up in court with a huge bandage and stitches because as soon as they told him what he did, he tried to self exit. It took a YEAR to get to trial after appearance because he only wanted to self exit. He wanted to plead guilty. He wanted to be gone SO badly, they had to fight to keep him alive! This was like no case in history! And unlike in your country, my country believes in mental institutions for rehabilitation for the truly mentally ill. Not jail. How bizarre! Sick people go to hospitals/facilities. Most in a case like this stay for LIFE! But hiscwas SO different. So complex, it is used as a case study for true temporary insanity all over the world! He has not done anything since release and I guarantee you he won't. That doesn't take anything away from the poor victim. 😕 But I'm telling you, nobody wanted that guy gone more than he did himself! It was honestly heartwrenching to see a SANE person try to cope with being told they did something that horrifying while temporarily INSANE. I would want to self exit too!

[@barrybands3897]

But if you kill a CEO you’ll get charged with terrorism and possible death penalty. This is just another example of how class/race determines “how bad the crime is”. Possibility of parole in 20 years is absurd

[@badmoodana6532]

When the father was on the phone with 911, you could hear him say 'I told the hospital they should keep him.' Way to go American health care system

[@CRASH.CORNER]

That’s the saddest part-he tried to warn them, and they didn’t listen. The system failed him and his son. 😔

[@28ebdh3udnav]

Just because people think you are crazy, doesn't mean you are. What happened in this case, he was likely acting normal in the hospital and looked like he needed to follow up with the doctor. Since he seemed normal, there was no legal obligation to withhold in a medical facility. If a judge had made that order, then yes.

[@FreesiaBrindisi]

Mental institutions were shut down all across America in the 1960's and 70's, because someone on the Liberal side of the aisle said people with mental issues should be apart of society and that institutionalizing them violated their rights. Now we have gruesome scenes like this case that should have never happened, and could have been totally prevented. Mental healthcare is not where it needs to be to help people in America, especially violent young men.

[@z_ed]

I keep hearing that theyve been shut down. This is false, just so you know. Or, rather, a simplification. ​@FreesiaBrindisi

[@CuriousGeorge1111]

By "the American health care system", you mean Obamacare, which destroys lives all the time.

[@TheBeezusjones]

Wtf - he not only admitted to DECAPITATING his wife , but to raping her as well. Not to mention his prior domestic abuse. The idea that he could EVER be paroled is outrageous. Absolute betrayal of justice .

[@jojosmumdorothy2829]

They let him out on parole geez who's the craziest the man that did it or the person who let him out 😮

[@leatelierr]

I can’t believe that he got 40 years It’s just crazy. He said he cut her head off while she was still alive. He said he raped her. So he raped her and then she put a knife in his hand. I mean, you can’t really believe anything. He says that’s just unbelievable. I’ve seen people get more time for things that are not including rape and murder.

[@jamescureton]

🥶

[@NakaidaBeauzec]

She wasn't white that's why.

[@muckle8]

No way in hell that POS should of EVER made it back to the cop station .

[@321PCX]

40 YEARS and he is up for parole? I have no more words for this failure of justice.

[@myseville1976]

Color matters!

[@James-y3x2q]

Then you're going to really love Canada

[@AzizBike]

Lol, In most developed countries that would be harsher than legally allowed.

[@KandAsMomma31213]

He'll never get it tho the parole board will deny that poor woman n his father for having to see that

[@charming-german]

in Austria the maximum for murder is 25 years, in Norway only 21 years! THAT is WRONG! We have a case in Austria where nurses killed several old people in a very brutal way - they got released after 17 years. For min 5 murders but up to 50 or 70 murders!

[@dancelover020]

He should never be able to get out of prison.

[@Justin_Waters]

And it doesn’t matter if he’s Caucasian or not. Nobody is above the law regardless of your skin color

[@danzig-mfer]

people can be rehabilitated. everyone deserves a second chance.

[@32dramaqueen]

@@danzig-mfer Would you be saying that if this were your daughter he beheaded? Maybe you should let him stay with you once he gets out since you have so much confidence in him.

[@ILOVEmyLord2024]

⁠@@danzig-mfer😳😳😳 ya if you got caught for shoplifting, J-walking, or even a speeding ticket! But for the brutal murder of his wife, and decapitation of her?? HELL NO!! Gruesome murderers like him, have little to no chance of rehabilitation. Did you not hear the commentator when he said Jared was starting at the detective’s neck?? And would you let him get out and date YOUR daughter?? 🤔🤔

[@tisfortessa]

@@danzig-mfershe doesn’t get a second chance at life. why the fuck should he???

[@seahawks1237]

He should have got life in prison with no possibility of parole.

[@londolly]

thats correct and judge should go to prison for many many years too , no justice in this country anymore at all

[@realcanadiangirl64]

He didn't plan it. He was on drugs

[@bobmcdoggish9659]

@@realcanadiangirl64, he PLANNED to take illegal drugs. He should have received life in prison (with no parole) or the death sentence.

[@seacradev5400]

​@@londollyMental health issues, it's sick people like you who don't believe anyone can be mentally ill.

[@hanzo52281]

@@realcanadiangirl64 Ok? Weed and coke doesn't make you decapitate people. It was weak sentence for such a horrific crime.

[@loua1519]

Sentenced to 40 years but eligible for parole after only 20. For such a heinous crime a measly 20 years.

[@lilcurlygirly822]

Sounds about WHITE.

[@mrd3016]

Southern White young boy that they all felt sorry for. In the South.

[@HannadayFLO]

I didn't hear THAT. I heard he'll be eligible for parole in 2043 at 61 yo

[@loua1519]

​@HannadayFLO It's only 19 years. Sentenced 2024, parole eligible 2043. Did something confuse you?

[@BushidoNinja]

I don't think you understand how the law works lol. Possibility of parole after 20, and that doesn't include parole stipulations. Possibility of parole means you have to meet the requirements of parole. Most people in these types of cases serve the full time and then some.

[@isntthatspecial3316]

40 years for decapitating his wife??? That is INSANE. Coke & Weed do not make a person commit murder. He has severe Mental Issues. He should NEVER be out again. Instead of prison he should have been sent to a mental institution. The court system is so broken. Makes me sick

[@noriwilliams4637]

Why should he be in a mental institution he isnt mad he is evil.???? I agree he should never be even eligible for parole.

[@AK47BLACKice]

Actually, drugs are a huge contributing factor to causing psychosis. Yes, even weed, depending on the strain and the person.

[@justinbrutcher1579]

It could have been spice, synthetic weed, which they lace with all kinds of stuff. Usually if your pupils are really dialed, wide open, it's hallucinogenics.

[@jwm6314]

Coke and weed exacerbate mental illness dramatically and can accelerate the manifestation of symptoms/behavior. Don't paint drugs as harmless. They are like everything else, how they are used and who uses them is what determines whether the harm done is severe or mild.

[@mccuiston10]

It depends on what type of weed you smoked and why type of coke you did. Have you done scientific research to know for a fact it doesn’t? Drugs alter your mind trust me I know as I’m a recovering opiate addict. I didn’t kill anyone but, I didn’t care about anyone that’s for certain. Drugs change you into someone you don’t want to be. This is an example.

[@brookewilson372]

He cut her head off while she was STILL ALIVE 😭😭😭😭😭 I cant. That’s pure evil.

[@whyareyoufollowingme1588]

How the???

[@LizConaty]

That's the HORRIFYING THOUGHT IN MY HEAD. OH JESUS This is beyond utter Evil . How she suffered so so sorry R.I.P.

[@RebelRed]

He was abusive, he’s pretending to be insane / caused by drugs but nah, he hated her, she was beautiful and probably turned every male head in a room, he was jealous and insecure, he hated her, toxic masculinity, to do something that hateful to your wife, 23 years old? Expect more of this due to the incel culture in my opinion

[@solomongrundy1467]

I've watched the cartel decapitate people online. It's a bizarre and gruesome ordeal.

[@LizConaty]

@brookewilson372 I forgotten that frighting thought of how she suffered. I saw ur comment it reminded me. What TOURTURE she went through. Frighting thought.

[@misstruboyzrc]

When the judge hugged the emotional daddy that broke me 😢 poor Mr Dicus needed that hug…

[@michaelreynolds3592]

Ive had to pause, it got me too. But I've seen this story at least 2 other times, and don't recall that being in any of them.

[@sashachitownvillegas6850]

yeah you could tell they were somewhat close& yes that broke my heart as well to see

[@SteveMichaelson]

Talk about a conflict of interest! This was an injustice

[@ElusiveAries]

@@SteveMichaelson it's his friend not the sons judge

[@michailgorbatsjov2032]

Biggus Diccus was married with Incontinentia Buttocks!

[@LifeChanges41595]

Dad was so distraught after discovering her body, terrifying for the family. Couldn’t imagine finding someone you love like that.

[@kenpalmer1965]

Can you blame him?

[@xenabobena4779]

I feel so bad for the father!

[@virginiawaters3220]

The poor mom looked like she was in shock. It is heartbreaking for this couple. They will never have a day of complete happiness and peace for the rest of their lives.

[@CRASH.CORNER]

Same here. You can just hear the pain in his voice-it’s devastating for any parent to go through this. 💔

[@Justin_Waters]

Idk why. He raised him and had to have known about the abuse but didn’t say anything until it went too far

[@OtisFlint]

@@Justin_Waters Thats a huge assumption with no evidence to support it.

[@Molon_Labe1776]

He's just trolling in the comments.

[@markniernberg1417]

40 years for chopping off his wife’s head justice system is truly sad

[@victr2098]

Exactly! 🥺 And, he might not even do the full 40 years, because he’ll be able to apply for parole in 2043 💁🏻‍♀️

[@ScalzoPhoto]

That is basically a life sentence. He might get out around 70 years old when he is a senior citizen…

[@melbarrow4335]

He would be out aged 61 if he served the full 40,eligible to apply in 19 years for parole making him 40 ,now that is terrifying 😳

[@Stumpybear7640]

40 years should be 40 years inside. This man knows he is dangerous 😢

[@annagitana1]

Well, can you guess why?

[@coll4455]

She was so beautiful and 21 years old is so young. Their poor families.

[@stansbruv3169]

Oh my god. This poor father. What a terrifying situation.

[@CRASH.CORNER]

Absolutely heartbreaking. I can’t even imagine the fear and pain that father went through. 😢

[@PB-jk8bl]

No matter how terrifying the situation, it's NEVER ok to use God's name in vain!

[@DefileOdds]

​@@PB-jk8bl get a grip

[@DefileOdds]

​@@CRASH.CORNER yeah that was hard to listen too, it hit me right in the heart.

[@Chief_Eagle_Dropping]

​@@PB-jk8bli mean....I don't use it but I can't see the sanity in that being your take away from this tragedy

[@withgoddess7646]

Him calling her his trophy doesnt sound too good.

[@sammij7863]

That was a major indicator no one picked up on at the time.

[@Swerv0.]

So glad I’m not the only one that felt like that was off putting.

[@Galina-f7g]

It indicates a possessive personality.

[@oneballparkfrank]

That’s instantly what I thought-that’s weird…

[@KoalaBeer.]

Maybe way they talk down there…mental health failed him seems

[@supercalifragalistic-z9f]

Why release him back into society later?

[@ld.j4391]

right? a murderer should never be reintegrated into society.

[@Isa-js3ve]

Because he is red headed. He suffered discrimination.

[@mdamaged]

Gives them an excuse to get more funding. Fear is their most profitable tactic.

[@babyturkey8342]

Bc the justice system is horrible. They often fail children and women (yes ik. And men).

[@NINrod_M]

Because the family is apparently close friends with the judge.

[@BigBlackDog-s2x]

You cannot be living with someone who exhibits that kind of behaviour and not recognize some red flags. Imo

[@CaptchaNeon]

She’s from another country and it’s likely she didn’t know strange behavior when it comes to American men, but the parents of Jared maybe could have identified something. No one ever thinks someone will do something that heinous, it’s just not a thing that comes to mind.

[@72442conv]

I can tell you for a fact that some women look for abusive men. They will not admit it, but they love being in abusive relationships. They will go from one abusive guy, to the next abusive guy in an endless loop of abuse. If the guy that they are with does not abuse them, they are not interested. I have a step daughter that is that way, she only falls in love with the guys that treat her like crap and beat the crap out of her. If she meets a nice young man, with a career and a job, she is not interested.

[@2NDCBT]

WTF! Everyone is talking about how sorry they are for the dad. What about the poor girl who had her F'n head cut off and put in a freaking bath tub!!! SMH!

[@tamielkins1745]

While she was still alive! Horrific!

[@CaptchaNeon]

It’s scary as hell and none of us could ever imagine the terror and pain she felt but, the reason that they’re talking about the father in law is because he’s alive to feel the pain forever. Her pain is over. Death is for the living, not the dead.

[@CameronBlevins-ev9ld]

In The Dad's Defense Imagine Having To See That Especially Knowing It Was Your Child That Done This

[@MrMichaelLudgate]

I get the sentiment, it's like when they say, she was attractive and well liked. Umm so it'd be ok if she was uggers or unpopular, ppl say stuff groping around for the best thing when it often implicitly suggests the wrong thing.

[@annagitana1]

We can be horrified and sad for both.

[@One_time_at_bandcamp]

That’s some next level evil stuff right there. Can you imagine doing that to someone? It makes my stomach hurt thinking about it. How sad for their families. Poor girl must have been terrified in her final moments of life. This is one of the most disturbing ones I’ve seen. Wow.

[@JohnClam]

Evil? No. This is undiagnosed and untreated severe mental illness. And it's a direct result of politicians cutting funding for social services to help people like this and try to prevent situations like this from happening.

[@HighItsSyd]

No way any of us should be able to imagine this. It's so heartbreaking

[@thesun-N-moon8885]

Drug mentality!

[@mollyram2997]

I don’t even want to imagine or picture. It’s too much. Sounds like he had some real mental issues and anger problems. Poor girl she was beautiful and so sweet it seemed. Wow.

[@AnamariaLopeztrevillo]

It's Satan's World

[@elizabethryan5768]

He should have gotten life in prison

[@arborian2112]

What's wrong with the DP?

[@bulldawg7232]

Why was he released from the hospital?

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

the trial probably had a LTO more evidence, witnesses and info to hear for that conviction. We only got some.

[@-chase-]

​@@arborian2112 exactly . Getting life means the family has to pay for his living inside for rest of his life

[@ILOVEmyLord2024]

My heart is broken for that beautiful wife and her family! The poor dad, who had to walk into the crime scene to check on someone he clearly loved, I feel horrible for him too. 😢😢😢

[@anjalichawla9450]

Sad indeed. Very unfortunate 💔 tragic event

[@Forakus]

Terrible sentence. Should've been death penalty, but failing that at least life in prison with no parole.

[@Tanya-n8g]

The "Doctor" that released this monster should be charged. .

[@MP-in4or]

So, you know the medical report? We don't. What do you know that no one else does. Not ever person shows their so called mental illness at all times. Not all doctors are mental doctors. If every single doctor or cop took every situation for real, almost no one would be free and hospitals would be over loaded. Not every situation leads to something even close to this.

[@Roadified]

I am not from the US, but after Luogi, I understand that health insurance companies have a final say who gets the treatment and who does not, not the doctors.

[@CupcakeMcGregor]

That sentence, and bond, is an absolute slap in the face

[@londolly]

thanks to a piece of crap judge

[@MotherMeece]

40 years? He'll only be in his 60s and gets to walk free?

[@ZzzMMZzz]

No. He'll get into fights in prison, recieve little to no Healthcare, be riddled with diseases, etc. People don't survive these long sentences. It's incredibly rare. The ones that do are sent to special prisons a) if they're incredibly wealthy and the states can bleed their money into the system (profit) or b) the judges agree what they have done is against the law, but relatively morally just.

[@DefileOdds]

​@@ZzzMMZzz prison justice is such a beautiful thing when the legal system inevitably fails us.

[@Justin_Waters]

He’s Caucasian. They always get their charges dropped or a reduced sentence

[@ShannonT78]

​@@ZzzMMZzz You must not watch many true crime shows or documentaries because there's countless elderly prisoners surviving just fine in prison and getting the same Healthcare as your average person, not to mention all of the people who come out after multiple decades an are healthy enough to go back to their lives of crime or turn their lives around and lead a long, productive life.

[@ZzzMMZzz]

@@ShannonT78 Sure, Shannon. I must not watch enough not real life, story generating TV.

[@_ksm0922]

40 years for stealing possibly 60+ years of someone's life?

[@queenzebra8219]

The nature of plea deals

[@OhCeCelia]

​@@queenzebra8219Total bs. Hopefully, he F's up in prison.

[@pfury67]

My guess is the parole board isn't gonna be too friendly and he'll be in there for almost all 40 years. Plus he killed a woman, he's not gonna be too popular in prison.

[@Lilith-Rose]

Parole after 19 years, it's next to nothing

[@z_ed]

​@pfury67 Many are in there for the same or worse. Isn't it odd the virtues some ascribe to those locked away for heinous crimes? 🤔

[@flbizowner9384]

911 operators telling people to calm down is the most annoying shit ever

[@CS-mo7xp]

yeah agreed. it sounds so condescending

[@jerryinsc]

They have to try to calm them down enough to get the information they need. They can't help anybody until they get the info they need.

[@augustwest-e8l]

Looks like the onset of schizophrenia. Poor kid, poor girl, poor family.

[@Jonalisa754]

Ding ding ding you are the only person in the comments to have an actual sensible comment. And I would go further and say coulda been paranoid schizophrenia. So tragic.

[@saltymermaid5244]

It's called DEMONIC POSSESSION

[@CrimsonPriestessofMiracles]

My heart broke when the father hugged that photographer. I could feel how much he needed comfort after that gruesome discovery 😭

[@AmandaBooBerry]

That was actually a judge that he knew. He looked so broken.💔

[@OhCeCelia]

I believe that was the judge who married the young couple a few months prior to him brutally taking her life. That was really sad to see.

[@CRASH.CORNER]

That hug was so raw and emotional. It’s like you could feel how much he needed someone to hold him in that moment. 😭

[@ShannonT78]

Well it was a Judge, not a photographer, but yes I'm sure he did need that comfort from a friend.

[@ILOVEmyLord2024]

I believe he was the judge who married them.

[@brandisuperstar]

I can't imagine being the one who finds the head! That poor guy 😢 he can never unsee that 😦

[@deborahstone9696]

He can't live in his home anymore. 😮

[@walessb7270]

I feel bad for the one who has to retrieve her body parts too. And the crime scene units and detectives, and those poor families, his and hers both.

[@mcpeewee68]

And it's the own perpetrator's dad. Terrifying and heartbreaking

[@ewidontlikeyou]

OR the body. So creeped.

[@stephaniewood1547]

Right…like how do you get that vision out of your head….💔🥺

[@PasleyAviationPhotography]

Detective Mahoney is terrible, she needs to take a second and listen to what her officers are saying as opposed to talking over them. Its like shes on speed or something.

[@RobbyO-p5p]

She just a “girl boss” who doesn’t care what a man has to say

[@JaceB-tf3vf]

Lots of women in high stress careers have stimulant addictions, look at AOC

[@PeriwinkleSunrise]

I can't stand 99% of female officers or detectives. I watch a LOT of body cam and interrogation vids and I think I have seen 2, maybe 3 female officers who were good, and one female detective. The rest were garbage.

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

I thought THEY were the ones talking over her when she came up to get oriented. I didn't see the "speed" idea.

[@iTzDeyo]

I got the vibe that she was almost too serious if that could make sense? It's like she was trying to be exactly how she thinks a powerful man would act, but it's an act, so it makes a person feel weird watching it happen. Imo

[@Flyboyharb23]

the devil is real

[@saltymermaid5244]

💯

[@brocktonma.1816]

Having a female detective interrogate him seems like a bad idea.

[@susanmartin3762]

An incredibly bad idea. It's funny but female detectives are much more harsh than their male counter parts.

[@walessb7270]

@@brocktonma.1816 What does she being a woman have to do with anything?

[@garyw9164]

@@susanmartin3762 They tend to piss the men off.

[@8108jessica]

I was just thinking that .. like how likely is he to open up to someone that kind of resembles the person he killed

[@MargauxM-Oz]

Why ?

[@garybeck-t3v]

I was a homicide Detective for 28 years. If that female "Detective" worked for me, she wouldn't be working for me. One of the worst most embarrassing Detective interviews I've ever heard! That Chief needs to demote and reassign her. WOW.

[@Halopunk90]

can you elaborate as to why

[@kilssj2250]

Yea, elaborate as to why. Please.

[@chumpthetraitor7331]

Obviously

[@RandyBoBandy.]

I would say because she comes across very cold and arrogant. Seems annoyed and just unapproachable. Just the way she interacted with the cop about the phones showed she hates her job and people in general. It’s the exact opposite personality traits of a good interrogator.

[@jumbysmom]

She asks 5 questions in a row without waiting for an answer. She starts talking right after the other detective asks a question.. Many more mistakes.

[@pegitamg9716]

Poor soul. He will forever be unable to get that visual out of his brain. Every action he ever had with his son will replay as he wonders where he went wrong. My heart hurts for this family

[@SA-jj5mj]

Well yes, I feel bad for the dad, but much worse for the young woman and much worse for her family. Both the woman and her family are the actual victims/aggrieved party here. If I was at all concerned about my son’s mental health, I would have told her so and kept her away from my son and YES I am a mother of three with kids with mental health issues, so I know what I am talking about. Awful and horrific. May she rest in peace and her family find some kind of peace with the murderer behind bars.

[@nigelrugby]

As an aside: it's wild to me that local news will let broadcasters use words like "murder", yet the KZbin description has to censor the word lest the video get demonetized...

[@Computer-Guy]

Its just an excuse for them to not have to pay you and keep the money for themselves that's all.

[@DaLawnMower]

News casts are paid bonuses if they get a gain in viewership. They usually exaggerate the ever living fuck out of everything, even the weather to gain attention. It's pathetic and fucking sad. Even more so what's shown and allowed on KZbin to be monetized, even gun fights, but dare anyone show a Nug of LEGAL cannabis it's immediately taken down lmfao.

[@jenxstv1067]

I legit got banned from commenting on KZbin videos last month for commenting about gun's and suicide. Those 2 words were in my comment and they flagged it as " inappropriate" even though the video was about a teenager who committed suicide from being bullied. I'll probably get banned for this one too 🤣🤦🏼‍♀️🙄

[@summerodds5281]

It's bc this side of KZbin isn't what the company of KZbin cares about. They are catering more and more to families and kids, basically wanting to become the replacement for regular TV. Thus any violence or non-PG things get the shaft. They'll completely demontize a history channel bc history has violence, yet will keep family channels up and montized until they go to jail for child abuse(looking at you Ruby Franke) it's total bs

[@ElykMuablhats]

Why wouldnt youtube be allowed to delete your comment and choose whats on their platform?

[@tweedledee9573]

40 years with eligibility for parole in 20 for cutting off your wife’s head with a kitchen knife while she was still alive??…..and yet there are people doing more time for weed. Wtf

[@theusconstitution1776]

And you don’t think the Weed contributed to this it is a very, very strong depressant add that to 20 years of constant use and then of course the step up the gateway drug we haven’t seen the worst of this yet we just legalize this bullshit a few years ago!!

[@botspot]

A very ill and disturbed young man. How sad. He needs a hospital for the criminally insane, not a prison.

[@DrMemeD302]

40 years isn't long enough. What a horrible thing to happen to this family.

[@seacradev5400]

They obviously took his mental health into account.

[@SA-jj5mj]

To her family, not his.

[@Anonymouslytired]

The part that was subtitled as “unintelligible” was the dad saying “I told them in the hospital to keep him. I told them two days ago to keep him.” Obviously, dad realized something was mentally wrong with the son when he called the ambulance on himself and was hospitalized days earlier.

[@texasrefugee7888]

Yeah this is our failed mental health care system at work. He was discharged from the hospital because he was not a danger to himself or others right😅😅 No probably because he didn't have very good insurance or none

[@badmoodana6532]

Exactly what I said. Another failure of our health care system

[@walessb7270]

​@@texasrefugee7888Or because he was paranoid from the synergistic effects of mixing coke and paranoid sideeffects of Marijuana. Could be he was high af and once sober, not determined to be a threat. Sober people and sky high people don't have the same inhibitions or personalities. Even a different alcohol can bring out a different personality. A friend's mom is sweeter and friendlier than normal on wine. On vodka, she's more likely to try to punch your eyes out just to get back to the bar, even if it's closed. What happens to him on the drugs separately versus combined could be wildly different.

[@tubester4567]

Its the drugs making people crazy in the first place. The real failure is our soft on drugs policies. Other countries dont have these issues,

[@Monkey_11]

@@texasrefugee7888it’s because he was doing meth

[@americanmade-1]

2:12 that cop is crying. You don't see that often. This was life altering I'm sure. I hope they get the care they need.

[@psfanboy79]

I don’t think it’s a cop

[@wizkaqueefa9003]

​@@psfanboy79You're right, he's a paramedic/EMT/firefighter (probably the 1st two not the latter)

[@johntravolvo9830]

He's one of the paramedics. Which tells you enough on just how gruesome that scene must have been.

[@ironcladvee6229]

He’s an EMT. And I don’t think he was crying. Almost looks like he had just sneezed.

[@Auudubillahi]

the paramedic does not seem like he is crying at all, just a little itchy eyed

[@SevenPlus65]

I think it's weird that the cop keeps calling the father of Jared, "Daddy." He knows the man's name.

[@myworms]

Southern people

[@Ritziey]

👁️👄👁️

[@BeenTooTired]

Really had to bleep out the words cocaine and weed? That took me off guard 😂

[@johndoe-lm7ji]

This investigation was so unprofessional. Everyone wanted control, you got a judge talking to the father before detectives, detectives asking sheriffs to stop talking to family members. Seemed like a preschool investigation where everyone wanted to be chief!

[@stephaniewood1547]

As the saying goes “too many chiefs and not enough Indians”.

[@roxydzey]

and they even allowed the killer to put something on his hands - even if he is handcuffed i still would want to see his hands clearly. this whole thing is just so unprofessional.

[@scooterdooter]

Surprising they got a conviction.

[@rbanko9937]

For real

[@mynamewhatis7254]

@@roxydzey The bags are for preserving any evidence residue that could be on them.

[@HannadayFLO]

I've never heard such incompetent detectives - so shockingly unprofessional.

[@jsncrso]

Well it's not like they need to investigate much...dude was caught basically red handed

[@johndoe-lm7ji]

It’s one of the ones that seems like a bunch of preschoolers running the investigation!

[@anncochenour9920]

WTH are you talking about 🤦‍♀️. Backseat cop

[@OtisFlint]

It's the south. Can't expect much.

[@LailaniMessina2381]

Wtf else did they need to do? 😂😂 HE WALKED HIMSELF TO THE COP CAR AND BASICALLY TOLD THEM FLAT OUT HE DID IT ! There wasn't anything for them to figure out or drag it on ! Plus they knew the family... it's obviously a small town

[@canaori]

That female detective is a complete and utterly useless interviewer. She has no patience, no empathetic tact, bumrushes her questions without establishing any relationship with the emotionally charged suspect. Sargent Hickster ain't helping ether.

[@ernestocantu3419]

Bro, right!

[@lindap8101]

He’s not emotionally charged, quite the opposite.

[@johndoe-lm7ji]

No kidding, she’s a completely incompetent of doing her job!

[@rolandhicks1874]

Small town. No city type experience. Until now

[@bennyF52]

Calling the detectives useless after they got a full confession 🙄 really? I would say they did their job.

[@exitstay1955]

It's not crazy to be interrogated by police, it's crazy to have your hands in paper bags and handcuffed, and talk to police. Lol.

[@chicabecca]

This happened in January 2023 in Magnolia, TX (Waller County), North of Houston. Jared Dicus decapitated his wife, Anggy Diaz. Horrible that humans are capable of this depth of evil.

[@theresagrace8946]

During the 911 call did the dad say that his son was at the hospital and they wouldn't keep him 2 days prior? The guilt he must be carrying, trying to get help and receiving none 😔

[@CRASH.CORNER]

The guilt must be unbearable. He tried to get help, and they turned him away. No parent should have to carry that weight. 😔

[@Justin_Waters]

I can’t believe you’re defending the father instead of holding his Caucasian son accountable. His dad absolutely knew about his son and waited until the last minute to tell the authorities

[@ericeric-xi8sr]

@@Justin_Waters No need to be racist.

[@vortex_1336]

​@@Justin_WatersThey literally tried to get him on a psychological hold and the hospital refused.

[@tacticalcupcake5104]

@@Justin_Waterswtf are you talking about? He tried to get the hospital to keep him and as soon as he found the body he called the police and turned in his son. He didn't wait until the last minute for everything. You're obviously not paying attention or just trying to troll. Stupid

[@CarmellaShutTheDoor]

That hug the detective gave the dad broke my heart. You can tell that poor man is really going through it and good on the detective for offering whatever comfort he could for that man.

[@ShannonT78]

That was the judge.

[@colleen3546]

People don't pay attention at all. That man is a judge.

[@HannadayFLO]

That was the judge who actually married the young couple just months beforehand.

[@HannadayFLO]

@@colleen3546 that's right but I was prevented from posting comments a week ago for saying the same thing but directly 😊

[@johndoe-lm7ji]

It was a judge who knew the family and made sure the murderer would eventually get out jail. Poor lady who never got justice.

[@SugaryPhoenixxx]

That detective lady was so snotty & annoying. She is asking everyone else if the phones are on airplane mode like they are supposed to know? "did you walk through the house" Well yes how else were they supposed to know what happened?! Ugh.

[@MiBzAn]

That irked me too. She was super rude.

[@KelpLorax]

She is the detective. She has to know who walked through the house and if they moved anything. That's not her being rude, that's her doing her job investigating.

[@MiBzAn]

@KelpLorax there's being a detective and then there's being a rude detective. She is the latter.

[@KelpLorax]

@@MiBzAn I know she seemed a bit on edge. I was just talking more so to the part where the original commenter said " "did you walk through the house" Well yes how else were they supposed to know what happened?! Ugh." which made no sense. It's her job to know who went in and out of the crime scene. So obviously, she had to ask them if they went in the house.

[@AileenMoreno-v7d]

❤️

[@shacougraV3]

Good thing they muted when he said his pass code cuz I was going to look through his phone.

[@CS-mo7xp]

strange they didn't blur his face out though... now we know he has 2 eyes and a mouth.

[@entertain402]

the male cop interviewing should apply to stock shelves at Walmart, and talk to the cans of corn...

[@HelenCamile63]

That poor girl. Heartbreaking. The fact that he called her a trophy was a huge red flag. 😢

[@80sCrazyCatDadNGunAddiction]

All men that are totally in love and enamered with their wife refer to em as a trophy cause they feel no one has ever come into their life more beautiful and they don't feeling deserving of her cause they feel she's above them.

[@EZ_Case]

@@80sCrazyCatDadNGunAddictionall men in love? You’re really speaking for “all” men?? What a strange thing to say. 😂

[@keeper6458]

​@@80sCrazyCatDadNGunAddictionwhat?

[@TheSpoartsNetwork]

That that is what bothers you about any of this speaks volumes on what a stupid shallow person you are.

[@crazyirish209]

@@80sCrazyCatDadNGunAddiction Yeah thats bs buddy! A trophy is something U OWN.Thats what its about.U have ZERO right to speak for all men in love with their wives.Nobody that ACTUALLY loves another person describes them or thinks of them as trophies.Your wierd dude

[@alexandereisen3486]

Why does the video bleep out the name of the drugs that they found in his blood??? I swear KZbin is getting more ridiculous by the day.

[@melissafraser2190]

Yeah, they bleep out gunshots now too lol

[@cyborg266]

They bleep out bleeps too. One day KZbin will hopefully go belly up for their childish behavior.

[@yangpaan453]

It's not really Youtuve's choice. If you enjoy the content you are watching then you should understand it costs money for these creators to keep doing what theyre doing as a job. Advertisers are the one's that decide what kind of content they want censored. If advertisers pull out then not just KZbin itself but the creators on it's platform cant make money and thus their job goes back to being a hobby on the side, which means less content for you and me. So i'll take a few bleeps here and there it's not that big of a deal.

[@JesusIsTheWay59]

@@cyborg266 One day, the audio of KZbin videos will just be a straight bleep until the video ends.

[@rambojambone4586]

Don’t mention someone’s weight. They suspended me for 24 hours.

[@M-LFC491]

Not sure this female cop is trained to deal with this situation? She is just bombarding him and not in 'listening' mode. Laughing at him, seriously?

[@alexojideagu]

She's got a terrible pissy attitude. Listen to how she talks to the cop giving her the phones. She talked to the Cops like they were out of the Dukes of Hazzard asking if they touched anything. She sounds like a nightmare to work for. Obviously has stuff going on in her private life. She has no patience or empathy. Looks down on everyone.

[@captainchaos52]

Her communicable skills suck

[@Ruth-md4kj]

@@alexojideaguIf it was a man that acted the exact same way, would you be saying anything?

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

but he kept not answering, staring at both people. He seemed to be in a trance and wouldn't answer.

[@davidbusciglio5529]

The female investigator -- SHE is a COLD HEARTED control freak ! No business being a police detective !!

[@11spiritwarrior]

That female detective talks too much and then she laughs during the interview? Good lord. That murderer is schizophrenic. When it becomes full blown it’s often in a persons 20’s . He was trying to medicate himself with drugs. He’s extremely dangerous and it’s very questionable that he should ever be released into society again.

[@doramatthewswhorley1585]

Saddest story. This was not just drugs. This boy is seriously mentally ill. His poor parents knew and tried to get him help

[@saltymermaid5244]

No he was an EVIL DEMON

[@breecegriffith5896]

Do cops get free therapy sessions for life? Because with stuff like this, that’s the least they will need.

[@joshuablackman1817]

usually available by jurisdiction, and therapists also have to speak to therapists regularly as a part of their job the world is a fucked up place

[@mattalley7646]

Former LEO here. Spent 10 years as a cop including 27 months working UC investigating people who were child predators. I left the job willingly on great standing for personal reasons. I have a litany of job related psychological issues. I am no longer in therapy but could resume free of charge at anytime I choose. The department and organization i worked for has been great but I can't say all are the same way.

[@IOTrooper]

We used to have a psychologist. Turns out her was an alleged racist. We no longer have a psychologist. All our mental health needs are contracted out to a third party company.

[@bb_squid]

It’s common (at least where I live) that dept’s have an EAP (employee assistance program) and officers (and usually their spouses and children, if any) are able to see a regular therapist for free. Oh, and the jailers have access to the program as well. Again, not sure what it’s like or called elsewhere, I am only speaking on where I live. I would imagine fire and ems gets access or something similar but I don’t know.

[@CRASH.CORNER]

Free therapy should be mandatory for these officers. They see and deal with so much trauma-it’s the least they deserve. 🙏

[@Bela66699]

Female detective should be fired. She is terrible. Just awful

[@leinonibishop9480]

they are both bad. they keep asking him questions and then not following up on his answers

[@JS-ps6cb]

Absolutely! She was awful! I got so annoyed with the police officer calling the father 'Daddy', over and over! So weird and inappropriate 😒

[@Youmaydisagree]

They lived in a shed on parents property. Going nowhere , he probably needed help for a long time

[@Smoothjazzsundays]

@@JS-ps6cbpretty common way of speaking in the south, especially among older men. The word “daddy” doesn’t hold the same perverted connotation to them, as it does to chronically online millennials.

[@radar3twos887]

To this day, I still don't understand why the person who commits murder, never says "why", especially since they are guilty of murder.

[@MazzieMay]

Because most folks equate “explanation” for “excuse,” and there’s no excusing what they’ve done. They know what they did was wrong, and whatever the real reason was, they know they’ll be further looked down on (“You killed them for *that*?”) It’s the teeniest bit of control they still have in the moment

[@Hallo81398]

@@MazzieMay I and probably most other people would be understanding if he did it because let's say she cheated on him. Or wanted to divorce him and be with another man. And usually that's the reason why.

[@ArkansasSquaw]

That female detective has ZERO personality and is one of the worst detectives I've ever witnessed. She came across extremely obnoxious.

[@toddprater14]

She’s annoying ..

[@ankelel]

That female detective needs some more training.

[@Davewutsup]

The killer,,, called his wife a trophy,, that's all we need to know,,,

[@BushidoNinja]

How ignorant of you. So if I call my wife a trophy, it means I'ma kill her? Or does it mean she is someone I won through trials and tribulations? Seems like your comment makes absolutely no logical sense.

[@carolevans5285]

I thought that a bit of myself ?

[@veryfruityolive]

i caught that as well… 8:00

[@teddymills1188]

I saw that. It's not dehumanizing to use the phrase trophy. But it is labelling her. What's wrong with just saying here is my gorgeous wife?

[@mamapandas5740]

Okay, I'm glad it wasn't only me who was off put by him referring to her as that.

[@BLUEGREEN65]

If you murder someone, you should get life, not just 40 years. What justice is that for the girl that is now dead forever. She doesn’t get to come back to life after 40 years. But he gets his life back after 40 years. I just don’t understand.

[@eustab.anas-mann9510]

We moved from "lex talionis" (eye for an eye) for a reason.

[@walessb7270]

Depends. Were the family consulted on the plea agreement?

[@SpeccyMan]

@@eustab.anas-mann9510 Indeed we did, because with an eye for an eye we have "another eye for another eye until everyone is blind."

[@coolguy8972]

If you spend 40 years in prison you will be a stranger in society.

[@BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOne]

Whatever they get paid, it isn't enough.

[@BushidoNinja]

It is lmao.

[@BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOne]

@@BushidoNinja Until the day you need their assistance urgently and cannot get help because they are short-staffed due to poor recruitment numbers because the salary does not reflect the risks they have to take to do their job.

[@jacobboyington6606]

@@BushidoNinjaunemployed keyboard warrior 🤣🤣🤣

[@cfortune316]

Our system is so broken! There is no true help for mental health and it’s so sad…between that and our court system it’s a complete joke!

[@dominicsummonte1838]

Moms got three phones…shoot we found the family dealer 😅

[@kreeves122]

Both those detectives are TERRIBLE. Their angle, their strategy… just awful. Berating a man, aggressively peppering him with questions when he is so clearly unbelievably mentally ill… is that how they think they’re going to get answers?

[@captainchaos52]

😂..He just beheaded his wife & your concern is the perp being berated..I think your on drugs.

[@philrobinson9062]

Exactly my thoughts, after having watched a lot of police interviews on tv here in the UK the difference between our detectives and these two, who don't seem to understand the situation at all, is absolutely huge.

[@keepingitreal-thatsright]

Exactly. I'm not a detective and this is basic common sense. 24:22

[@sammyb5102]

The main cop should be running a hardware store or something not a police officer, bumbling fool

[@danzig-mfer]

most are.

[@princesskammie]

Listening to him is aggravating!

[@myshadowstalksme]

lol

[@jannasmith3275]

That poor daddy broke my heart. 😢

[@carolefearnley1990]

Poor father and all the officers who had to see this,it's imprinted on their minds forever and terrible for the wife who must've been terrified in her last moments on earth

[@gazXspace]

Narcotics do NOT make you carve someone up. End of.

[@kirbywaite1586]

I think with the Charles Manson family, drugs did exactly that.

[@missmouse20]

Why do 911 operators tell people to calm down? It's an insulting directive that emotionally cuts you off from the one who is calling.

[@walessb7270]

Because they're too hyped up with emotion to be understood. When a stranger calls you in excitement, anger, fear, frustration, suicidal, pain, it's incredibly difficult to understand them. Telling them to take a deep breath & calm down because they can't understand is a better way to say it, but that's why.

[@missmouse20]

@walessb7270 you've missed my point. If your husband, wife, kids, etc. are smoking mad and you tell them to calm down, does it work? No.

[@Kelsey.E]

I can understand why in certain circumstances they need to say it, like when the caller is too hysterical to be understood, but if a little bit of appropriate emotion is coming through yet they can still get the information they need, as in the case of this father, I agree, don’t say to calm down.

[@walessb7270]

@@missmouse20 depends on the call taker preference. I showed indifference when picking up the call to subconsciously signal I'm business first, but showed compassion when it was called for. However, first things first, location, then what's happening. If you can't get any info due to the raw emotions of the caller, then the rest is a crapshoot as to what you're sending your officers into. It doesn't matter if it's medical, fire, or police needed, the blue canaries are coming first into an unknown situation. It could be lethal for responders if you can't get past the first raw emotions holding up the responders from coming and knowledge of what they're walking into. Compassion and connecting with the caller is secondary to preservation of life. Every call is potentially life threatening and time is of the utmost importance until determined otherwise. (For example, "my neighbor's dog is barking again, do something!" And is frequently followed with, " If it doesn't stop, I'm going to go over there and shoot it." Versus, "My baby's not breathing!" And Mom can't focus because she's terrified for her baby and every second that child isn't breathing is one second closer to brain damage &/or death. My point is that the niceties are secondary. The caller can fall apart after the basics. To be completely honest, I felt for every caller going through trauma. I understand it's quite possibly the worst moment in their life and they're getting me. If I can't get them help and get them help in time, it absolutely affects their lives and mine. I still hear the screams of a pair of kids who watched their best friend burn to death while he was trapped in the vehicle after an accident. It took 6 minutes for the first responder to get to the outskirts of the city where they crashed. The kids didn't know where they were and the 911 system hadn't been upgraded to where it is today. I had to narrow down their location by my knowledge of the area. It took less than 6 minutes for him to pass away. Less than 6 minutes from call to arrival. Every second counts.

[@Mamfbxo]

@@missmouse20i always tell my husband that when im anxious and he tells me "just relax. It will be fine" "yeah that doesn't work my love, appreciate the encouraging words but I AM trying to relax"

[@BoskiBear6969]

Wow only 40 yrs? WTF!!!

[@davidray7295]

That man is nothing but evil to do something like that to another person. So horrible and disgraceful!!!

[@HannadayFLO]

It's not even human.

[@SpeccyMan]

Wrong. The act is evil. Good people can do bad things, it doesn't make a good person a bad person.

[@SpeccyMan]

@@HannadayFLO Are you any less human?

[@davidray7295]

@ U r dead wrong ma’am!!!

[@captainchaos52]

​@@SpeccyMan There is None good, No, not one! You'll figure it out one day.

[@judygantz1005]

What in the heck makes a human chop off another humans f*c*in head!! How? Why? I just cant imagine doing this to anyone let alone someone I love or even loved at one time.

[@cerinthiano]

The sadness in that father's voice... RIP child.

[@lizbizh1234]

The poor Dad 😢

[@lizbizh1234]

And obviously the young lady but that man's life is destroyed from this scenario

[@johndoe-lm7ji]

The poor dad who knew the judge would save him and never get justice for the women.

[@terriealabama7612]

When they were tempting him to talk, he looked up at the camera, amused. He was not insane.

[@TheRussianTiger97]

Wrong.

[@HannadayFLO]

@@TheRussianTiger97he was found to be competent

[@TheRussianTiger97]

@@HannadayFLO doesn't matter.

[@BushidoNinja]

​@@HannadayFLO competent doesn't mean you aren't insane smart one. It means you understand right from wrong. Dude is obviously mentally ill.

[@SpeccyMan]

You cannot possibly know that. Your opinion should not be confused with fact.

[@Timbo6669]

Drugs don’t turn people into killers. It just brings the muderous thoughts they already had to the front of their mind.

[@hiddenhippo7338]

Lol oh man, drugs can do anything to any1, some minds really can't handle them, daft comment

[@carmenquintana5151]

Not necessarily some drugs can bring forth psychosis that doesn't mean that deep down they were some demented murder

[@hiddenhippo7338]

Daft comment, drugs can do anything to any1, specially drugs now which r stupidly strong, peeps don't listen to this, christ

[@Timbo6669]

@ psychosis involves a chicken or egg situation. Certain Drugs have been shown to bring on psychoses on in people who are genetically inclined to get it. Would it have been triggered without drugs? This is an impossible question to answer at present.

[@carmenquintana5151]

@@Timbo6669 so that just means your claim is unsubstantiated then if you can't truly know

[@samanthacarbine3151]

the "unintelligible" text in the 911 call was "I told the hospital to keep him" and "I told them two days ago he needs help"

[@eklypised]

Sounded like his dad on the 911 call said "i told the hospital to keep him"

[@angelli4394]

That’s what I heard too.

[@andyjones2224]

this poor woman wanted to find love and live a good life in a different country and this is what happened. may she rest in peace

[@jebusgabagool7902]

This is the worst interrogation I’ve ever heard by law-enforcement. Embarrassing.

[@sputnikalgrim]

How very tragic, another case of the healthcare and justice system failing people.

[@Veritas419]

Because all the state insane asylums were closed

[@leelaural]

If he was not detainablehe was not detainable...its a matter of law...keep pushing God out and drugs and porn and immoral behavior in.....this is what is going on.

[@ChristineMarada]

One thing about Jared going to the hospital a couple of days before then, when he was on the phone talking to the 911 operator he was telling her he may or may not have taken drugs. You can't necessarily blame the hospital because we have no idea what he told the hospital the doctors the nurses whoever. He may have passed it off as something else you don't know. You notice he says the The voice or whatever was telling him to kill his wife but when he talked about The voice or whatever wanting him to shoot himself he managed not to succumb to that command. They found him competent to stand trial so if he was hearing voices they didn't buy it.

[@SpeccyMan]

That doesn't mean he wasn't hearing voices. It just means they do not believe he was hearing voices. Not the same thing at all. Do you think a sane person would commit such a terrible crime? He clearly wasn't in the right state of mind.

[@BrendaBaBoom]

@@SpeccyMan Well he heard and did exactly what he wanted despite the “voice” instructions.

[@leelaural]

Hospitals do not and can not detain someone because of possible future problems......blame everyone except this guy....

[@MariaC-un4rk]

He knows what he did,he just looked at the camera. Probably gonna try to play the insane card

[@brianbradburn]

I saw that too. He looked right at the camera.

[@Punkrockfan001]

Anyone else find that really creepy he referred to his wife as his Trophy 🏆

[@BushidoNinja]

No it's pretty normal unless you're surrounded by feminists. I think it's creepy that you find it creepy tho.

[@captainchaos52]

Haven't u ever heard the term Trophy wife? If not, uve been living in a hole.

[@nevaryski]

They observed his eyes were dilated to exactly 8mm. Super cops.

[@jokendrick2124]

Exactly.

[@chadmtt6375]

2:03 “I told them in the hospital to keep him… I told them like two days ago to keep him”

[@ronlackey2689]

911 operator after hearing about the man's dead DIL and wacked out son: "Does he have any information?" Suuure, let me go interview him real quick. Trying to send him into a dangerous situation. Dumb.

[@phorkai]

"MY TROPHY" was the biggest RED FLAG I ever saw. Monster

[@CS-mo7xp]

yeah I thought that was a very suspect phrase to use

[@nannygirlkc]

He called her a trophy...

[@Peachfreckles]

Pretty much treating her more like a possession than spouse. RIP 🕊️

[@ivanc9231]

My thought exactly

[@jacob.g.l1592]

Typical narcissist

[@raindrops21_9]

🚩🚩🚩

[@Sade_Cherish_The_Day]

He never saw her as her own person. She was just his property. His trophy...

[@gaylegoodman9097]

“Never talk to cops!” This is something a retired cop said. If the cops have enough evidence to arrest you, they don’t need a confession. They are legally allowed to lie to you, starting by saying things like “We’re just trying to help you.” Or “We’ll talk to the DA saying how cooperative you have been.” The DA won’t care. Their goal is to win cases. The cops have a specific list of procedures, called the Reid Technique, which they frequently will follow in order to get you to confess. Always have a lawyer with you when you talk to them. Their ONLY goal is to close the case, and will do anything to do it. If they tell you that you can leave, do it. The 1st thing to do then is to go call a lawyer. Even if they arrest you, do not talk until you speak to a lawyer.

[@walessb7270]

As Bruce Rivers, the criminal lawyer says on his channel "Stop self-snitching.' 😅

[@Monkey_11]

Yeah no, let this guy talk.

[@nevillerobert318]

Whose side are you on ?? Are you saying this guy should try to escape justice??

[@bboyfocus12]

thank you for the assistance for a man who decapitated his wife to aid in him being acquitted.

[@kennyryan625]

Why are you on the side the wife-killer? Your beef is with the cops in this case? You need to check your priorities man.

[@MichaelMitchRailfan2009]

A Head in the Bathtub seems very scary to many people including the police officers

[@jugo1944]

Wow, what an astute observation

[@Christian-ql7uq]

well how the fuck would you feel or think if someone told you "hey, before you go in there, theres a head in the bath tub"

[@Galina-f7g]

@@jugo1944😂

[@b3dank]

Those with Schizophrenia should not do drugs.

[@tonifoster7095]

No one should do drugs

[@kathleenking47]

Unless prescribed certain drugs..

[@Google_Aids]

Drugs induce schizophrenia most the time

[@prettypeggy98]

I can't process this, it's just too horrible.