Murder In Saskatoon: The Chilling Case Of Brittney Gargol

In March 2015, a man walking near a landfill on the outskirts of Saskatoon, Canada found a teenage girl lying dead on the ground. She had marks around her neck, her watch was smashed, her shoes were missing and her jacket had blood on it. It was clearly a violent death.
It would take 2 years to solve the case, and little did officers realise, the biggest clue would staring them in the face the entire time...
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[@jennsyk7520]

Once again , the murder victim doesn't get justice! 7 years? That's an insult.

[@doriangrey9702]

Agree

[@cindyshirreffs2099]

So how many years will she _actually_ serve? Out in 4 1/2?

[@korivex742]

@@cindyshirreffs2099 Nope, in Canada you can often get parole after only serving one third of your sentence.... so she could possibly only do a little over two years.

[@cindyshirreffs2099]

@@korivex742 That is just an insult

[@SeasonHeise-dj9dx]

They are asking for trouble. The girl can’t remember because of drugs and alcohol!

[@chronic_payne5669]

SEVEN years is all? That’s insulting to give her only 7 years for murdering a close friend

[@678rwhp]

Do you believe that she doesn't remember?

[@doriangrey9702]

I agree and I'm sure she remembers cuz she lied and asked family to protect her. Shame on the court.

[@adambutler3671]

You gave the ending away just as I started 😢 7 years I have tears in my eyes knowing that, still not even half way through the video

[@scottcook7928]

In Canada, if the offender experienced poor parenting and the state had anything to do with it (welfare, child & family services, residential school, etc), they will receive a remarkably lighter sentence. There are exceptions. For example, a conviction for First Degree Murder is 25 years incarceration, no matter how you were raised.

[@jennross6466]

In Canada it's a manslaughter sentence between 4-7 years.

[@princessofhardrock3934]

The fact that she lied to the police multiple times and asked her uncle to cover for her speaks volumes! The murder was intentional and she remembers!! Court should have let her go to trial for 2nd degree murder! 7 years is way too lenient…but it is Canada, so life probably would have been 10-12 years.

[@tomverlaine728]

Canada cares more about murderers than victims. So progressive.

[@doriangrey9702]

Seriously, a person was murdered and yes I'm sure the killer remembers. This sentence is not justice. Its tragic.

[@beokay1540]

How do they offer plea deals without allocution? This seems more like an alford plea

[@marufahmed3416]

I agree, they send you longer for rape, even though it's the womens fault in most cases.

[@tiadoherty6227]

She also had assault charges against her after she had killed her friend.

[@sutherngirrl7590]

Congratulations Canada on having a joke of a justice system. 7 years? Unreal

[@welshgirl3514]

The uk is worst

[@omega-nf5ku]

Its not even a real country anyway

[@Jacob.rawlinson]

same as the uk

[@janedoe4316]

Same in Australia tbh... every time i watch about a murder, 7 years...

[@carolinebrennan3864]

​@@omega-nf5kunot since colonization.

[@IslandGirlKelly]

With 54 convictions prior to this murder, we probably haven't heard the last from this woman. She will be out in just a year or two. 😱

[@elizabethmcglothlin5406]

Sadly true.

[@malina1239]

That’s really scary 😮

[@Align500pro]

Women..!!! Little sewer 🐀..

[@cathyprosser1050]

And yet because of these sufferings she'd been through we're called upon to feel sorry for her. I do not.

[@Jordy8874]

Only 7 years

[@johnnywalker4857]

After all of the horrible things she did to her 'best friend' in addition to having more than 50 priors, can't believe she was given manslaughter with only a 7 year sentence. Doesn't sound like justice at all. Seems like the court was more interested in closing out the case instead of getting meaningful justice for Brittney.

[@ginaharden2111]

54 by age19....

[@jr7845]

​@@ginaharden2111 wow wtf

[@adambane1719]

Female privilege

[@melodybudden6245]

I have a crazy ex who is a repeat DV convict. Jumps from province to province cause unless you request that type of info it doesn’t show in different provinces. Learned a lot from having to deal with him, attempted murder, nope let’s drop it down to aggravated assault and not care about his numerous victims. Nor the fact that some of us still live with massive issues of PTSD, anxiety, etc…. But it’s not about the victim it’s all about defendant, the criminal!

[@HeadstrongGirl]

This is how the Canadian justice system works. If someone has Indigenous background, judges are required to give reduced sentences.

[@szybake9629]

Gagillions of people have traumatic childhoods and they don’t choose murder or violence. Also, what is the deal in Canada with the light sentences for taking a human life? This woman is a criminal. She knows all the tricks. She knows what happens. She made quite the effort to cover it up.

[@squanderbird1]

Ummm, yeah, can I plead “my bad”?

[@678rwhp]

This isn't about Canada. Canada is pretty tough when it comes to sentencing. You're just a sheep that bought the bloodthirsty "tough on crime" right wing bs all the while the real reason for long sentences is so you're corporate overlords can have a steady supply of legalized slaves to make products for them. I wish this were a conspiracy theory. No this is widely accepted because the base that likes it also thinks this will never happen to them. Even when we have record numbers of innocent people wrongly convicted.

[@loveforeignaccents]

@@678rwhp I've never seen "tough sentences" being doled out in Canada.

[@muszr00m]

A "traumatic childhood"had nothing to do with this. Alcohol and meth gives stupid people the courage to do stupid things.

[@always_b_natural703]

Incarceration doesn't equate to fewer homicides. Comparing 2019/20 homicide rates between Canada and the USA, the homicide rate is about 2.5 times higher in the US even though the US has one of the highest numbers of people incarcerated in the world.

[@loveforeignaccents]

Defense attorney: "Turned into a tragic situation for all involved." No, ma'am; it was only tragic that Brittney lost her life to her supposed best friend and for Brittney's family and friends as well.

[@boobertthescoopert]

She’s a defense attorney, she has to be impartial

[@truenokill]

​@@boobertthescoopertno a defense attorney is only partial to their client

[@truenokill]

And notice when she started she said "this is "just" a tragedy". No it wasn't a car accident it was deliberate brutal murder

[@adambane1719]

That is such a d*mb comment. Do you actually have ANY brain cells at all? @@boobertthescoopert

[@royallyfruit]

My thoughts exactly

[@jaggybee4704]

Really sick and tired of people trying to excuse this evil with peoples pasts… a lot of people suffer, horrendous pasts…

[@renetaphillips7606]

💯

[@Noodlepunk]

Right A lot of seriel killers have horrible lives should we just let them out?

[@xXluluchanelXx]

@@Noodlepunk Y'all, a public defender expressing their reasons for being willing to perform their civic duty and BE a public defender... is not the same thing as saying "we should just let her out". She's doing her job (which is extremely hard and soul-crushing btw). The system itself is the issue.

[@faridaaminy9734]

Exactly!!

[@user-ww5ui4lo8z]

tell me about it,

[@ruthsimpson8436]

I don't understand how they gave her only 7 years,this girl racked 54 convictions that involved violence of some sort, her sentence should of been a lot longer. The Canadian justice system seems screwed up.

[@iclite3656]

The next pm. UGHHH

[@natedawg3855]

As a Canadian myself I agree with you, our Justice System is greatly flawed.

[@TawnyC_]

They love criminals 💋

[@SavingSoulsMinistries]

talk about encouraging wickedness.. wtf is that sh*t

[@Mr-gg8ek]

54 convictions? I do not think she has learned from her mistakes.

[@chrisyVee]

SEVEN years?! That's even worse than our sentencing here in Australia. Appalling. Truly. RIP beautiful girl.🖤

[@stfuplsok]

female privilege.

[@reignman30]

Right? It's like Canada, the UK, and Australia are having a contest to see who can be the softest on crime.

[@prettygirlpandora]

There is nothing accidental about strangulation. my speculation is she possibly resented Brittney's close knit family life & could have been jealous of her because of that. There is a saying in my culture -a jealous friend is more dangerous than a known enemy- This case is terrifying & beyond heartbreaking. Sleep in Peace Brittney.

[@truenokill]

Jealous ppl have ruined my life so I concur with this statement. They are dangerous ppl

[@jennross6466]

I agree and strangulation is a very intimate and personal crime because the murderer watches the life being extinguished.

[@LorenEgan]

I also think she did it out of jealousy, it’s at least a big factor

[@Lauren-km7tc]

@@jennross6466 exactly- also it takes longer than people realize to strangle someone to death

[@rmsiq148isstruggling3]

Exactly! It's always most likely those people who break friendships, support conflicts among other friends. I think her jealousy snapped while being intoxicated and did the horrible deed.

[@sharongrigg5336]

Firstly can't express just how much I love this channel, it's concise, no bells n whistles, you're always sympathetic to the victims & their loved ones & i could listen to your voice all day. The other point is i thought the UK had terrible justicial system regarding sentences but Canada is something else..7 year's for murdering an 18 year old girl is criminal in itself.

[@cdmurphy949]

Agree!! Perfect narration and no drowning cheesy music, and a foreign accent that is perfectly understandable.

[@adambane1719]

Except for the excessive man hating these girls espouse here

[@shaldana]

I'm Canadian and this case just gutted me. I hated that Shayene got a measley 7 years for murdering her supposed best friend, all because of drugs and trauma. I went through an entire childhood of abuse and so far, in 5 decades, I haven't gotten around to murdering anyone. Was I a mess? Hell yes, who wouldn't be? It's disgusting what the courts allowed her to get away with.

[@denieveblanco7780]

Blame drugs and alcohol. Of course. Because taking accountability isn't a thing.

[@jarrodbarker5050]

Um... have you never heard of drugs and alcohol sneaking into a person without them knowing??? Me either.

[@jr7845]

​@@jarrodbarker5050you misunderstood that comment

[@jarrodbarker5050]

@@jr7845 You misunderstood mine, racist!

[@michaeldelgado2107]

For many females taking accountability for any horrible decisions is kryptonite. I’ve seen it too many times to count being a gigachad dating in a big city.

[@Mikemonoa-hz2rz]

To them taking accountability is aye drug to them lol 😆 😅

[@skye9423]

Please cover the case of Barbara Kentner. The murderer threw a trailer hitch at her, an Indigenous woman in Canada and yelled “got one” while she was walking on a sidewalk. He was charged with manslaughter and only spent 2 years in jail. Interesting how that works.

[@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey]

Oh my Lord, that's disgusting 😔 😡 I am British, and I would like to see more coverage of MMIW cases. The statistics are horrific and these women and girls need all the coverage and as loud a voice as possible to solve cases and raise awareness. TC if you read this, please cover this case. Thanks ladies ❤

[@PetloverTN]

How horrific 💔

[@StandingBear-rc5iy]

In Thunder Bay, Ontario

[@Erica-bo7nk]

@@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakeyStats Canada just came out with their report regarding this. 86% of MMIW are killed by other Indigenous people and there are charges laid in 87% of these cases. So it isn’t genocide as what our lying prime minister claimed. Still sad, but change can only happen when we speak the truth.

[@loriskotheim4404]

It’s awful! I remember that case… heartbreaking 💔 Our world is losing empathy and compassion for others… and as long as the courts continue with the “slap on the wrist” sentences… it’s only going to get worse. 😢 7 years for taking a life is such an insult and another trauma for the family to recover from. 😢

[@dazenguile4215]

as an enrolled native american, using generation trauma as an excuse for murder is ridiculous. there are so many of us who have gone thru the same thing and still do, but most of us aren’t killing their friends over an argument. disgusting.

[@simonw1313]

It isn't an excuse but it does provide some explanation for her destructive upbringing which undoubtedly played a role in leading her to kill her friend.

[@nimue4325]

​@@simonw1313 The Canadian legal system has acknowledged that centuries of cruelty to their Native Aboriginal people have sometimes resulted in dysfunctionality.

[@ladytjoy]

All Natives in Canada get a Gladue Report done and less time for any sort of crime, even murder, because of the generational trauma.

[@SPierre-dm4wo]

And your expertise in generational trauma is...?

[@collydub1987]

No offense, but that's the logic put forward by liberals all the time. Especially when it comes to crime committed by African Americans due to poverty....

[@cshaffer8258]

Why on earth was she even allowed to plead guilty for manslaughter??? 7 years!!!!!! Are you freaking kidding me!!! She knew from the get go that she murdered her best friend and she literally got away with it for 2 years plus!! Shame on the 2 people that knew about it, yet did absolutely nothing until they were confronted! Sickening

[@burkey8677]

Exactly this, usually too get a less charge the defendant has to firstly admit to the crime but also explain everything that happened. I’m not buying the “can’t remember” line. She was able to get her uncle to give her an alibi so she clearly rememebered. Like the UK the law is flawed. 7 years for murder yet there is others that get 15 years because they illegally streamed a sports event on tv

[@primetime03]

Your closest friend could be your worst enemy.

[@ea8269]

Exactly.

[@jessicaelias4836]

Yes. I always tell my teenage daughter to not trust her best friend or any friend for that matter some people are evil sadly

[@mmm.mmm.mmm.]

that's fucked up to tell your kid to not trust anyone they know lmao. if your kid ends up snapping on anyone she loves who loves her, you can probably thank yourself for that psychotic toxicity you're ingraining in your child. @@jessicaelias4836

[@fernfreeman1729]

100%

[@Ruth78620]

Absolutely I've found this out the hard way now I trust no one fully I'm always aware and never let my guard down.

[@SerenityChaos1975]

7 years is a slap on the wrist, she lied and tried to mislead the investigation, she deserved more time in prison. Way too lenient

[@jamiefors5062]

She misleads the police with lies and deciet, visits her uncle and spins him a story which he goes along with but when asks about events that happened, she pulls the "oh, I can't remember, its all a blur" card. How convenient RIP young lady ❤

[@Ruth78620]

7 years for killing your "best friend" she should have got 70! Sges a dangerous, dangerous girl. Getting convictions from 12!! Shes a fxcking treat isnt she! She'll kill again 7 years is hardly a deterrent. She was on her toes enough to come up for a reason that her phone was in Brittanys car! I hope she meets her match in jail! I am sick of people using a shitty childhood as an excuse for murder. Ive worked in child protection for years and have seen kids go through worse than this and come out the other side as decent human beings. She only pled to manslaughter because she knew she'd be found guilty of 2nd degree murder and i dont believe she doesnt remember she remebers enough to get her 7 years instead of life! She knew enough to try and cover her tracks by getting her uncle to lie and to make false statements on facebook. Shes a disgusting human being.

[@faridaaminy9734]

When she is released, she probably will kill again and only then they would realize that, oh we should have given her life

[@jbart4183]

A life for a life. I don't give a flying F if you have traumatic childhood or whatever, cause believe me when I say, I've known a lot of people who had f*cked up childhoods but they never resort to killing someone. The fact that she lied to the poilice, made her uncle cover her killing her bestfriend, indicates that it was premeditated. But there is no justice in this world, not when these "judge"/"jury" give this kind of punishment these murderers get. What a world disgusting world we live in.

[@heidibearss3455]

Completely agree. Wish they could retry her for murder 2nd...with all the dna & photo evidence they would very likely get a conviction. The plea deal was an effing joke!

[@mrblowhard2u]

I'm so sick and tired of people 'coping out' to having a bad childhood as to the reason they do such things. Millions of kids have a bad childhood and never killed anyone (including me). I never took drugs or turnedto drink to 'cope' with my problems, I just faced up to them and took responsability. Maybe because I'm of English ancesttry and live by the old saying....."Chin up, ol' lad. Carry on."

[@athenaheralaufeyson367]

My grandma went to residential school and my grandpa was hidden in the woods when the priests and officers came to get him and his siblings. Some of them were found but he wasn’t. My grandma suffered through abuse and my grandpa suffered through the trauma of having his siblings taken and watching his parents drink themselves to death because they were sad and missed their children. Their kids struggled with alcoholism and abuse as kids through their teens to adult hood. They still struggle. Then there’s me. The first grandchild. I suffered through trauma because of my family’s unresolved trauma. It hurts and it feels like I’ve been thrown in a deep dark hole with the rest of my family and I can’t get out. It’s depressing realizing your reality of wanting to break that generational cycle that came from residential school but I would NEVER EVER MURDER ANYBODY !!!! That’s absolutely sick and disgusting to blame that shit on what your family has been through!!! 90% of native people have gone through what I’ve been through and cheyennes family has been through so that’s NO EXCUSE! We all deal with our $hit in different ways but honestly that’s on YOU. YOU MAKE YOUR OWN DECISIONS!!! Healing and taking accountability is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY! Nobody else’s.

[@gonavy1]

7 years. That's not very much for taking somebody's life.

[@terrymintle7230]

Alot of people grow up with troubled childhoods, but they don't kill anybody. She was jealous of Brittney.

[@Bettinasisrg]

I hope she never has kids! She has a rage problem and will always be the worst to those close to her that make her mad, even trivial reasons will cause her to violently react! Maybe those around her will actually step in to help next time. Sad and hopefully she deals with her narcissism and rage.

[@barneyronnie]

If life was fair, then the death penalty would be applied.

[@amandabroad6139]

I never cease to be amazed by the disgustingly short sentences Canada (and Australia) dish out. Given that she already had an extensive record including for violence, it makes the sentence even more sickening

[@michaeldelgado2107]

Don’t sleep on the US. Most of our criminals are repeat multiple offenders and most look the same. Yet the media runs cover for them which is disgusting.

[@Zoe-fu7bt]

Alcohol and drugs (I would assume, but have no experience) do change a person’s behavior. But they aren’t going to turn someone into a murderer. In my opinion, 7 years is unacceptable, regardless of the substances used. What a horrific, sad story.

[@superultra2608]

I believe substance abuse can make a person more susceptible to being possessed and therefore could play a role in why someone might be driven to commit evil

[@slicedbread5692]

I have a lotttt of experience. I guarantee I have done more drugs than 99% of humans and I've drunk myself into black out states. I have never, ever come close to harming another person. Not once. I think it takes a person that is already susceptible to that type of behavior regardless of them being drunk or high. Perhaps when sober they can keep their anger in check for the most part, but when they're drunk or high they can't control it? Idk. I'm not a violent person so I don't understand it.

[@pear_jules4013]

I’ve seen people change drastically when alcohol is introduced. You can most definitely become a different person. On a side note, Cheyenne is probably telling the truth about not remembering. She sounds like a black out drinker. I’ve been black out drunk. Those hours are literally gone.

[@loveforeignaccents]

Seven years is a slap in the face to her family. There should have been no plea deal. They had DNA evidence. A shame Cheyenne was able to live her life as a free woman for a few years before having to serve her time. I highly doubt she had felt or currently does feel any sort of remorse, but I do hope nightmares haunt her for the rest of her life. RIP to poor, young Brittney. What a loss to her family. Anyhow, very well presented, as per usual, sissies!

[@iclite3656]

Like your Words "...Slap in the face". Gr8 lyrics in the Canadian band Honeymoon Suite song "Words in the wind".👍💯

[@ManaSura_]

Who else spotted the belt early on when the selfie was shown on screen and thought "what a plot twist it would be if that belt turned out to be the same murder weapon". This story is the epitome of a tragic tale of betrayal and evil in disguise. I hope her family find peace after their loss.

[@dalefc9331]

yeah, sure you spotted it.

[@tasmiarahman4126]

Why on earth investigators took 2 years to find that out?!!!

[@natedawg3855]

As a Canadian I am appalled with the 7 year sentence, a young, beautiful woman died with her whole life ahead of her and her "supposed" best friend gets 7 years?? Our Justice System in Canada is greatly flawed.. May Brittney rest easy... 🙏

[@__sativa_diva__5415]

7 years? Where's the justice for that beautiful soul who brought so much love & light to others lives? Brittany was robbed. Makes this even more heartbreaking 💔

[@shrodingerscat4191]

The only justice here in Canada is Social Justice. It's not good

[@4catmom14]

Why would a person take responsibility for murdering someone if they can’t even remember what happened? This girl knows exactly why she did it.

[@loveforeignaccents]

Cheyenne's friend shows up two years later to tell what she knows to Brittney's parents? A shame she waited so long.

[@clairewalton2275]

No way 😱 my heart goes out to Britneys family, justice is not served in this case 😢

[@darkkoly]

As a local of Saskatoon many of us were perplexed by the short sentence as well

[@reignman30]

Sounds like you guys need to do a better job of voting. Or you'd think someone would have an easy chance of winning if they ran on a platform of criminal justice reform. Because the murder sentences I see from Canada are a joke. What do you give for rape and child molestation? Probation?

[@matsamnicfam]

Only 7 years......😮😮😮 whattttt??

[@kati-ana]

It's never fair that a murderer gets to keep living, eating, breathing and making friends even in prison while they robbed another of their life.

[@anggrekbulan100]

This is why it's important for parents to help their children choose their positive circle and environment since early childhood.

[@jillcann4077]

Thank you for this. Most narrators, and even news reporters on TV are unable to properly pronounce Saskatchewan. You did and it’s appreciated. Love your channel.

[@bhand8645]

Cases like these are always hard to listen to. I feel so sorry for the victims of crimes like this when they are the victim of a person they cared so much for and trusted and loved. They leave this world knowing that the person they loved is the one who is taking their life that is so sad. Thank you for giving a voice to all these victims again reminding us of who they were and what their life was before they became a victim and that they were a loving family member not just a victim. Thank you for your program and the time you spend bringing it to us. I look forward to it always .

[@ccsorn]

Never came forward=NO remorse

[@kerrylevey8746]

7 yrs? FFS! 😡🤬 She remembers. She told too many lies, trying to cover up murdering her "bff" Imo, she should be jailed for life!

[@Jlockjammers217]

Never been this early on a video before! Great channel! These stories are all heartbreaking but also educational

[@carriewalker2929]

I’m Canadian and the lack of punishment is not a surprise. We also let a guy cut another guys head off in front of a bus load of people and we just let him out too. Ugh. Embarrassing.

[@monicatomlinson5060]

"Honour your friend", the judge said. Bit late for that now, judge! RIP Brittney!

[@dannijohn5041]

She was completely guilty of FIRST DEGREE MURDER. Her actions following the crime will tell you that. But 7 years?!? Nah that’s disgusting.

[@poppy5345]

Great channel very well put together and your voice is professional and lovely

[@jjjks5]

If she was able to tell the other friend about she had just done, drunk or not, then retell it to police a second time…. AND go out of her way to make up, not one, but 2 different stories, ask her uncle to lie about her alibi…then she DEFINITELY remembers what she did. She did not blackout. A blackout is when the person cannot remember anything. She murdered her friend. Maybe in the heat of the moment so yes, it wasn’t planned… BUT she then went out of her way to try and cover it up. 7 years isn’t long enough. Not even close. Let’s not forget that she wasn’t even arrested for 2 years while she sent the cops on a wild goose chase… this is so sad.

[@mandyvance7691]

She shouldn’t have gotten to plead guilty to manslaughter. She says she doesn’t remember but if she knew to make up a story then she knew. 7 years isn’t near enough time. Her having a hard childhood doesn’t give an excuse to let her off with manslaughter. Lots of people have had traumatic childhoods & they haven’t killed their best friend

[@misska7535]

7 YEARS, WOW?!! She used and abused her trust. Poor Britney she's not even getting justice nor her family. RIP Angel 🕊🌹🍂🌹 Thank you TC for telling Britney's story, as always with respect and insight. I love your channel. God bless 👑🙏🕊💞💞

[@hearliestheglobe8423]

Can't believe that the police were literally clueless when a WOMEN'S belt is left behind at the scene plus it has dna from victim & perpetrator on it.

[@eadweard.]

A woman's belt _next to a dead woman_ .

[@reignman30]

So many clues. Cheyenne's phone. Cheyenne's 2 BS stories. C'mon Saskatoon WTF? And then you only gave her 7 years? I can't even. This case pisses me off from head to toe.

[@jtjt484]

Thank you lovely ladies for another great video.❤️💕

[@bucketree]

Thanks for doing all this from the victims pov and the family impact it’s so compassionate ❤

[@birdie6359]

_7 YEARS???_ That's all she got?! That's just as horrific as the crime itself! Plus, seeing that Cheyenne was sentenced in 2018, she's probably nearing the end of her sentence. We can only hope she just doesn't kill again...

[@pamelawarden1887]

First degree murder is premeditated; as in thought out and planned. This was a tragedy. I had met these two. These two young women should've never been at either of these places partying. They're the worst places in Saskatoon. Who knows what was given to them. Had they been sober. Everyone would be going on just fine with their lives.

[@FrostRare]

16:34 “she loves her sisters” Heartbreaking that she spoke in present tense about her daughter.

[@mangojuice8038]

Thanks for sharing.

[@lisacornforth8610]

7 Years, what a freaking joke. And blaming a traumatic childhood, pfft what a cop out. Look at all the people who have had traumatic childhoods, and then have gone on to be people making a positive impact on the world. My heart broke hearing about her little sister. :'( Thinking that if she goes a day without thinking of her, it means she is forgetting her...

[@slypen7450]

Whenever I hear, "in a better place" I get suspicious especially right after someone has heard the worst news.

[@reignman30]

Yeah that's some messed up denial. Ohhhh is she in a better place? Then why is Cheyenne rotting in a jail cell? We should throw her a parade for sending Brittany to a better place. Oh weird, the person who uttered those stupid words didn't ask to be sent to the better place to be with her friend too. Nah, she's cool with waiting, as long as possible.

[@beverlyforward7173]

Awesome video. You treated this well with respect. Thank you.

[@ylnodnaenoeht]

Subscribed. Thank you for posting❤

[@marie-louiselarsson3419]

I hope you all have a good saturday evening❤️love from sweden

[@mandananely6860]

Love from Detroit ❤️

[@marie-louiselarsson3419]

@@mandananely6860 thank you😊

[@caesandraseawell1518]

Are there no lady detectives on the case/force?? A lady would have recognized that as a woman’s belt and noticed the outfit on social media. Did they not test the belt for prints or DNA from the beginning? Not finding male DNA or prints might’ve been a huge tipoff that “bestie” was LYING. Did they not dig deeper into why the best friend had the dead girls phone?

[@maitreyisrivastava1251]

Never been this early on a video before. Love your channel. :)

[@Lisa-en2xt]

Great show, my first time seeing you ever and I subscribed ❤Great flow and calm voice.

[@canadasleftcoast.5744]

Unfortunately in Canada this happens all too often. The Criminal Code is a joke...A very sick joke.

[@tracey8698]

I thought it was bad enough in the UK this is ridiculous

[@reignman30]

Makes me wonder why murderers just don't confess right away and get their short vacation over with right away. Canada, the UK, and Australia all have embarrassing prison sentences.

[@laurenc7601]

I knew after the police couldn't corroborate her story of being at that pub along with changing her story of the guy she left with, i knew she had done something to her friend. Sickening 💔

[@Alicia-BG]

Dear people, if you're trying to help a person with so much trauma please don't go partying, drinking and doing drugs. Always try to bring the person to step up levels that will help the person stay clean and stabilize their mental health. Instead of getting intoxicated with them, take them to church, or a psychologist. Take them to enjoy nature, encourage them to do better.

[@adambane1719]

"church" ... lol

[@Align500pro]

All of the above, except church, that’s where the sexual abuse starts..🤷‍♂️

[@Alicia-BG]

@@adambane1719 well, you choose whatever you want, I'm putting examples out there.

[@Alicia-BG]

@@Align500pro I'm just providing examples of places where at least they won't be triggered. It's a shame that churches have been used by man for nefarious acts but I guess that you can take the person to one that you trust.

[@Align500pro]

@@Alicia-BG yeah that’s fair enough, but lets not give this killer any credit, thousands of people get abused and don’t kill “friends”… Her poor family have a life sentence and she’s blaming everything else, but you’re right, some people need help, but you can’t expect a friend that young to know anything about rehabilitation, im pretty sure she tried to help her and definitely didn’t expect to be strangled..

[@emx20]

Çant believe you can murder your friend and only get a few years🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@mmm.mmm.mmm.]

only if ur too drunk to remember :))

[@loveforeignaccents]

Well, I don't think the fact that she was her friend had any bearing in regards to the plea deal and sentencing. Same sentence could happen between two strangers in the same scenario.

[@reignman30]

She'll be out in 4 on good behavior, and get a college degree while she's in there.

[@lionelluva]

Unbelievable! 7 years is insane. Cheyenne lied to the police and admitted her guilt so she was well aware of what she’d done. Sounds like jealousy and rage on her part. RIP Brittany 💔

[@orangewarm1]

This is how trauma gets passed down through generations.

[@suzimonkey345]

Thank you!

[@lizzyfan1986]

Love this channel

[@notmynameX]

Thank you TC ~~

[@truenokill]

There is no way cheyenne doesnt remember STRANGLING britney to death! The sheer force and strength it mustve taken as britney fought for her life. No doubt cheyenne came up behind her and had that "advantage". SEVEN YEARS?!? she will get out, marry another meth head, have children who she will abuse! My prediction. Rest in peace Britney. May your life inspire others to stay away from drug addicts no matter how much you want to help them 😢

[@tracey8698]

I absolutely agree

[@ChichiLibra1012]

7 years!? What a slap in the face! Most had a bad childhood, or was abused , assaulted, around drugs etc they don’t lash out and murder their best friend or anyone for that matter. I’m just…… wow! 😮

[@MsLilac88]

I feel intrigued by your amazing crime investigation series. 😊 This is so heartbreaking, hope that Brittney rest in peace. 😢

[@loveforeignaccents]

Racked up 54 convictions but wasn't in a juvenile detention center?!? Something is wrong w/that picture.

[@Scott-vc7ro]

So tired of hearing how certain countries call it "LIFE IN PRISON" total BS, it's NOT life, it's 10 years.!!!

[@jannenefothergill2711]

My favourite channel. ❤

[@kisserofdogs3218]

She only took responsibility when she was caught and that is NOT taking responsibility. That is making it as easy on herself as she can. This won't be her last trip to prison, in my opinion.

[@shirleysmith8108]

What kind of justice is this. Canada should be ashamed for this short sentence of murder.

[@hanahime1027]

I love this channel❤ Having difficult childhood/upbringing doesn’t give one an excuse to commit crimes. I had an unconventional/lonely childhood, but I turned out to be a benefit to the society/law abiding citizen, so I don’t want to hear about it!

[@Courtenay-Dawn]

This is my city. Thank you for the great coverage . I remember this when it happened and it’s always on my mind when I drive by the estates

[@dandougherty1475]

Thanks for increasing the volume. Now to watch another sad one.

[@Barry80Elms]

7 years what a bloody joke…

[@lewis72]

Why wasn't the belt DNA tested straight away, with DNA samples taken from all of the people known to have been with her that night ? Didn't need the FB photo showing the belt being worn to kick that off.

[@eadweard.]

They didn't know the belt was the murder weapon, and thought it belonged to Brittney.

[@lewis72]

@@eadweard. Still would've thought they'd do forensic tests on it to understand if anyone else was involved in removing it.

[@STOPITGETSOMEHELPNOW]

Wow I've never been this early to a video let's go love this channel

[@jarrodbarker5050]

Go where?

[@beth-bi9yv]

I moved out of Saskatoon on 2 years prior to this and was still keeping up with the news there but have never heard of this case. Thanks for bringing more eyes to it.

[@loveforeignaccents]

Oh, yes, I remember this one once you showed that selfie of them, which is how they found out she was responsible for the murder if memory serves. Anyhow, still watching cuz I can't remember all of the details, but wanted to thank you for the upload & hope you ladies are enjoying the weekend!!

[@Laurie70f]

Everyone in Canada watch out when she gets out!

[@HarrySmith-hr2iv]

She kills her best friend and gets just 7 years in prison. What a disgraceful business.

[@NiksSix84]

I was born and raised in saskatoon. This story makes me cry each time I hear about it. Rest in peace Brittany. ❤

[@Worldboss246]

Wow I legit knew some folks from this part of Canada 🇨🇦 wow

[@brandinelson2750]

@slimaderson1976lol I’m gonna use this in the future

[@devious187]

That can be a tough one... I know lots of killers claim they were intoxicated when they did the crime and have no memory of what happened, which is awfully convenient. However, anyone who has ever blacked out after drinking can tell you it DOES happen. Luckily I never came out of a blackout to find I murdered someone, but it's scary not being able to remember what happened during that period. Drink responsibly, people!

[@rilessmiles6590]

This is accurate. I see a lot of comments saying there's no way she doesn't remember. But anyone who has ever been blackout drunk can definitely attest to it being possible. I don't drink anymore at ALL because one drink was never enough and it would turn into bottle after bottle. I'm also lucky I never sobered up to being a murderer, I think ANYONE is capable of murder (given the perfect storm to set an individual off), whether they want to admit it or not... most of us can control ourselves though, we can stay morally sound, and understand actions have consequences, alcohol does nothing to help that since it removes a lot of rational judgment from an individual. There's a reason Dahmer was drunk for most of his crimes. Alcohol lowers inhibitions, it exaggerates feelings, and while sober we can rationalize and make better decisions than we can inebriated. That being said: I believe in an eye for an eye and Cheyenne should be locked up for life since she took a life; whether or not she remembers the crime.

[@ericastapleton7042]

Thank you @Truly Criminal ✳️

[@user-gq6lv9lf7z]

She is a fab narrator!! Always find her channel great 👍