My High School Bully Became a Vicious Murderer

[@SarahLittle-wk6oo]

My brother married my bully. She didn’t murder anyone. Just full of meanness. People like that don’t change.

[@melanindawn2050]

Did you attend his wedding?

[@matildadhumxoxo5801]

I grew up in Watts, It takes such a tole on your psyche to be evil. At least poor Sabrina got away from him…….he can’t hurt her anymore.

[@matildadhumxoxo5801]

He killed the girl then he tried to force them to hurry up and save her

[@sr2291]

@@SarahLittle-wk6oo That's really sad. A male who used to take me horseback riding with his male friend seemed like such a wholesome nice person. His girlfriend was a total gameplayer and a b*tch. Her mother was the same. Why do these men do this? I am quiet, brainy and kind. He wasn't attracted to me.

[@ricewithaspoon9607]

Does he know? How is your brother justifying that or does he not see what you see/saw/felt?

[@bobwebb1580]

I hope you are going to do more shows. You presented this so well, I was glued to the screen the whole show.

[@lilmsmunchkin84]

This wasn’t done by law and crime. It’s someone else’s video that they have uploaded

[@fallencaryatidcv]

This is a syndicated episode from The Disturbing Truth.

[@ChachChee]

The amount of times he got probation & no jail time for all the crimes he’s committed is wild.

[@jkhtravelrn]

It’s sad because it happens every day.

[@marshapieroni6677]

I watch so much true crime that it doesn't even surprise me anymore. So many times parole boards release criminals who commit worse crimes once they're out. I suppose parole boards have to meet a quota

[@sulynn72]

The reason they escalate, it gives them courage to continue..😢

[@PABrightlyColoredCutie]

That was the comment I made too. The fact that he got 30 years for arson and terroristic threats and served only 42 days just infuriates me! Sabrina Benson could still be alive if justice had been served.

[@JLH565]

​@@PABrightlyColoredCutie42 days served of a 30 Year sentence? Whoever worked out this deal or whoever approved his early release needs to be looked into imo. Why even bother giving him jail time? And then, later he only gets probation? FR? Something is seriously wrong with our justice system. And a woman is dead because of it.

[@sinead187]

A bully is always a coward.

[@chasehedges6775]

💯💯

[@Keepmywifesnameoutyafucknmouth]

John

[@OneCrimeTM]

Yeah he is

[@Bailemos888]

yes but I believe a bully is being bullied at home

[@chasehedges6775]

@@Bailemos888 👍

[@ThePinkPill_OG]

I had a similar fight story in middle school...eight grade. Dee Dee Ross was an overgrown female bully who probably failed some grades and had to repeat, and wore high heels like a woman and was flanked by goons. I'm not kidding. She decided to pick me, a little 5 foot skinny girl to fight because she felt I disrespected her. I tried to get the school admin in involved, but she still came after me, and of course no hall monitors around. There's a saying: Never fight someone who is scared of you. They will summon that fear into strength. I wiped the floor with her. She never came back to the school, and I was never suspended. I think because I'd reported the bullying and they didn't do more to stop it. I think they expelled her and I just came back to school the next day with a newfound respect from all my peers.

[@misskay8131]

Love this for you, and glad you didn’t get in trouble for fighting back, because these schools are ridiculous and don’t protect victims of bullying, yet punish them for finally sticking up for themselves.

[@lizzeee15]

Something similar happened to me, I told all the right adults a few times from the 7th to the 8th grade. In the middle of 8th, we finally got into a fight when she came at me. I was so angry afterwards, I was crying 😅 her mom tried to fight mine when they had to come pick us up. I remember she had to wear makeup for a few months afterwards cuz I scratched her face pretty bad when she knocked my glasses off. I got into trouble and had to do community service because I gave the cop attitude when he told me I should have just laid down and taken the beating (mind you, a girl died doing just that). We became "friends" in HS later, it's too much energy to hold a grudge.

[@freetheworld001]

You go girl

[@ThirdEyeWize]

Sorry you had to go through that 🫶🏽

[@ThePinkPill_OG]

For the life of me, I can't understand why ANY woman would pick a "man" like this. He's awful all around.

[@Maxშემიწყალე]

birthcontrol changes a womans attraction and mate selection.

[@User-ug7sf]

Childhood trauma

[@minoozolala]

Childhood trauma.

[@danhotea6302]

@@User-ug7sf 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@TwiztidPain]

When the man gets out they are on their best behavior. Then they slip back to old ways in most cases.

[@ninachkah13]

The detective keeps bringing up his kids... as if Shadrack actually cares about anyone besides himself

[@OneCrimeTM]

True but Shadrack wants to be seen as someone who cares for sure.

[@sulynn72]

Let's talk to the mother's and see what they say. I'm sure he was a player

[@maximumeffort78]

He absolutely cares about Shadrack, and that will include his image with this detective. Gotta play the role of having love for everyone, just misunderstood, his anger misplaced, acting out of control under the influence, such hardship, a modern tragedy, poor guy. Right!? 😒🤢 I feel for these detectives that need to play these confidante roles to get the job done, they probably need to take 5 hot showers with bleach and a scrub brush to rinse the ick off when they get home!

[@berniebleak]

Exactly 😒

[@reneesajous6333]

I know! He doesn’t give a damn about his kids😂😂😂

[@BlakeWatkins-y7q]

What a great job of telling this story and tastefully spoken given your history with him.

[@ukwhitewitch]

You should go and tell Justin this on his own channel where he's put the entire video!

[@jaymariahlove1201]

@@ukwhitewitch😮

[@pailanaburke203]

This detective has patience, skill, empathy, and compassion. He's awesome at what he does.👍🏾💯

[@JLH565]

Yeah he is but seems to me his skill & hard work were for nothing. 42 days served of a 30 year sentence 😡

[@dianabranham7332]

​@@JLH565 yea I don't get that.

[@leese-h7j]

No. It's fake. A job

[@youtubeviewer7077]

He was actually horrible, he was obviously being fake and doing all of the text book tactics the suspect clearly is aware he's doing it.

[@paulb9156]

He was acting this way because he was worried that if she died he’d been in prison for murder. He wasn’t actually worried about her. It was all a big act.

[@joshuacroy3888]

He is just frantic in that call, he had that “oh shi*” moment. Then he shamelessly vents out his stress on the operator. He is essentially providing the world with a shorthand of his life and how he likely and allegedly acted during his childhood.

[@88jeebs]

100%

[@marshapieroni6677]

I'm sure he cared about her in the only way he knew how.. I feel like he didn't want her to die because at that time he is worried about going to prison for murder. I think he is remorseful, but he should never leave prison. Yoy can't rehabilitate that

[@sherryknowles0811]

The way the courts & judges were looking the other way he would probably go to jail for 12 months....just disgusting!

[@misskay8131]

The wild thing is if he had just cooperated at the hospital, the hospital staff wouldn’t have been suspicious and ordered more tests, as they initially thought she had overdosed. He did way too much and it backfired on him.

[@danburch9989]

The judicial system shares the blame for the death of Sabrina.

[@OneCrimeTM]

Yeah. Shadrack should have been locked up forever.

[@edwardgoering1237]

In Arkansas in 1870 either Ft Smith's Judge ? or Mr Reeves would have gottened him I think we have degressed

[@kenialee9024]

That's exactly what I just said smh

[@footie7392]

and many many more !

[@AlexRising_]

2:55 “I believe he may have been held back a grade but…I’m just not sure how many” 💀

[@misskay8131]

The shade! 🤣

[@southernmom1506]

That's usually how bullies are. All talk no action. My mother told me once you stand up to a bully they will usually back down.

[@dystanysam9896]

Sadly that is not true I wished it was, that if you had experienced work bullies now they are the worse

[@bridgettegoff2536]

That's so true I was never bullied but my daughter was in school and I told her a bully is more scared of you but once you stand up to them they leave you alone . After my daughter gave him the hands he stopped messing with her . And started bullying someone else .

[@OnHisDime]

The narrator was the first bully.... but yall blind to that point. They both bullied eachother.

[@shelleystewart3398]

He wasn't worried about his fiancée. He was worried about getting put back in prison for murder.

[@katherineferguson9880]

Feel bad for the nice woman Mia getting involved with these shouting, aggressive men. Hope she’s found a better crop of guys to socialize with.

[@caseyd9471]

Mia comes across as such a precious soul. I absolutely love her voice.

[@peterfichtner1]

Yeah those guys are such an embarrassment

[@carlacochran972]

I was thinking the same. That’s an awesome lady trying to help people she didn’t really even know.

[@Clare_no_dramatic_nonsense_pls]

How did this man have any friends. Shouty drunk aggressive man. He's exhausting.

[@OneCrimeTM]

No idea. I think some people bought into his macho me vibe

[@Corikay842]

Agree just watching this making my head hurt.That lady is patient for sure.

[@davelowets]

He didn't have any real friends

[@SarahHollywood-t1i]

Thank you. Hard to get folks to understand that all adults are not adults and never will be. You did it perfectly.

[@DanielleButler-q8b]

THIS !!! Well Said!

[@blacklisted4885]

The entitlement is nuts. Spent his life bullying and tryna intimidate to get his way. All the light sentences he got led to murder. Should have been in prison.

[@joshuacroy3888]

This is a guy who never got a reality check. Nothing but a slap on the wrist..

[@yaboyfrresh]

We have NO IDEA if the loser who is narrirating was bullied and to be a grown man saying you were bullied really soesks on who you are as a man smh Embarrassing

[@Ty-1452]

⁠@@yaboyfrresh This narrator has millions of followers, you have almost none. Who is the l0ser again ?!

[@Weissguys6]

Sabrina would still be alive if our judicial system didnt completely fail with this loser. Just tragic.

[@maximumeffort78]

@@yaboyfrresh​​⁠ you know what a loser does? Strangling another human because they’re so aggressive and explosively angry they cannot control themselves absolutely qualifies. You speak of being a grown man and what is embarrassing? You find a concise presenter and accurate researcher lacking, but a man who spends more time screaming at EMS and police than with his partner, then hides his identity at the hospital is what, a hero? Yeah, you’re a fantastic one to judge character!🙄It seems your intelligence is on par with your spelling and grammar!👍🏻

[@wildwest1832]

holy cow. a gun and hitting someone after threatening to kill them was a year probation. Burning down a house a month in jail? lol what state is this? remind me not to live there

[@chasehedges6775]

💯

[@Hybrid626]

Arkansas. You didn’t even listen to the first minute of the video 🥲

[@Roadglide911]

Privilege!

[@startwithurfeet]

Bad behavior is rewarded in our society. It's the same in Oklahoma, certain privilege.

[@edrathephoenix]

I listened to the first five minutes and more and only heard Monroe without a state. Arkansas is not considered to be a state of great privilege. Apparently they have some pretttty slack laws, though

[@JenLester]

It never ceases to crack me up when ppl call 911 and insist they show up NOW! I said NOW, why aren't they here yet? 😂

[@JLH565]

I guess they expect the cops to be like Bewitched..wiggle their nose & be instantly transported! Or Jeannie-cross their arms, nod their head & they're where they need to be!

[@Msboochie2]

That was his idiotic way of trying to pretend he was so hurt and devastated, and wanted to save her so bad.

[@TheFamilesso]

Somebody please tell me I heard this correctly, he really got only 42 days in jail after burning someone's house down just because he pleaded guilty? 😱

[@AliceMartinez-b2j]

Right I was thinking the same.

[@abundancesunflower1971]

They probably didn’t show up to court

[@mikeandmals]

Are we supposed to believe that his puffing into the phone is him doing CPR? 🤨🙄

[@breezystl777]

If you're going to do effective CPR, you need to put the phone down and put it on speaker or something. its a 2 hand job and requires the use of your full upper body strength if you're doing it right.. So yeah i don't believe it either.. The 911 dispatch lady made me LOL with that "Are you having trouble breathing too...??" though 😂

[@mikeandmals]

@@breezystl777 bahaha that part made me lol too

[@OneCrimeTM]

@@breezystl777 yeah she was asking the right questions

[@Glibber_globbers]

@@breezystl777at first before I read OC I thought it was agonal breathing.

[@marissakay83]

I thought it was her agonal breathing 😢

[@TTK59]

That murderer appears to be a narcissist. He struggles to tell the truth of what really happened because it will make him look like the monster he is. He maligns the character of the woman he mercilessly choked the life out of. He belongs under the prison.

[@OneCrimeTM]

I doubt he even told the truth completely

[@jaxenb1]

Superb job Detective Brown. Great patience and determination to get the full truth out. Rest in peace Sabrina.

[@SusieBax88]

This lady, Mia, who just met them, seems to be such a sweet person

[@Garcian_Smith]

Let's be honest at least 50% of our childhood bullies grew up to have criminal backgrounds. From stealing lunch money and starting fist fights in class, eventually evolves into assault, fraud, robbery and theft as an adult.

[@KyanoAng3l0_24]

I must be one of the exceptions. All of mine ended up with decent and even thriving adult lives. They must've been straightened out beforehand.

[@OneCrimeTM]

​@@KyanoAng3l0_24 I've seen both sides of the coin honestly.

[@chasehedges6775]

Exactly

[@callacoberly5629]

​@KyanoAng3l0_24 mine walks around homeless and pretends to rap 😅

[@1truthbegettingtold275]

@@KyanoAng3l0_24 Don't fall for their "We grown now"... They got a false self image they need to maintain.. They abuse their girlfriends.

[@KelilahJudah]

It's like the system does not care until someone dies. Smh

[@MrGrumpyGills]

How about people not killing each other?

[@dystanysam9896]

Right or if the victim have a breaking point that when they all started to care

[@WhatsyourIQ1]

America loves chaos and their ridiculous judicial system.

[@valentineluann]

He abused two women prior to Sabrina yet he got probation and little time. How many other females suffered at his hands? I hate the term domestic violence. That is an obsolete and misogynistic term which trivializes an dangerous offense. Sabrina might still be alive if the lives of the abused were given as much recognition as other major crimes.

[@maximumeffort78]

Even when someone dies, there are times when that doesn’t much matter until it’s more one, more than two… The arson might not have been worth 30 years (no physical harm/loss of life), but it was CERTAINLY worth more than 47 (?) days and probation! Arson needs to result in years long sentences, not days.

[@txspacemom765]

I was the most bullied girl in my class. A lot of the "Bullies" received karma, when their kids were bullied growing up. I do believe in karma. The one guy, who was just completely insane and tried to assault me, constantly hitting me, following me, spitting on me- has been in and out of jail for the past 20 years, finally in prison for the past 8. One of his crimes was trafficking women and assault- shocking right? The worst female out of the group has 8 kids, all of whom have mental issues and are addicts. She ended up in jail for assaulting two women. People don't change much, they just age in adult bodies.

[@LoneWhulf]

This dude looks like 50 cent, but not 100 percent, more like 25 cent 😂😂😂😂

[@stoneyboycurtis6887]

Meshach and Abendnego will be so disappointed in Shadrach.

[@Maya-rx9lr]

W comment sir

[@TYUSBRIGGS]

@@stoneyboycurtis6887 Facts 🤣🤣🤣

[@markbright7238]

Book of Daniel

[@nicolemccarty8776]

Right ! 😂😂

[@jackmundo4043]

Itzach, too.

[@thegingercat146]

Love The disturbing truth, a great producer of true crime documentaries.

[@glocast1279]

Great job by the detective, patience is key for a confession and he got it! 🙏🏼

[@liznichols4916]

Tim and Mia are the best kind of friends. They had no reason not to believe Shadrach. They were cooperative and acting in the best interests of their friend. ❤️

[@Aletha30]

"Did you lick her eye?" I lmfao when he asked Shadrack that!!

[@maxxisrazr2012]

The detective talking to him is absolutely brilliant. Very impressive skills.

[@youtubeviewer7077]

He was actually really obnoxious, transparent and Shadrack could see exactly what he was trying to do, and even called him out on it multiple times. The "getting in close" tactic and mirroring the suspect's body language is really obvious and I would feel it to be insulting of my intelligence if he did that to me.

[@disillusionedanglophile7680]

Very impressive if you like whiney preacher types who sounds like a jet engine shutting down at the end of each sentence

[@bernadettetuley4917]

Wow! This is such a unique way of telling a story! Just fantastic. Watching from UK. ❤️

[@BookishDark]

28:55 I love that you note that Tim is acting on the side of believing in his friend

[@unionmorph]

Honestly I like Tim. Throughout the footage Tim was confused and trying to do right by everyone.

[@luckewoman0348]

​@unionmorph it is interesting if you look up Tim Fields. Looks like he beat a murder charge years ago based on self defense....Jonesboro Ark.

[@TomKP]

Yeah, honestly, I do think his friend had the right idea. No, you cannot search the property. The police don't do that unless they're suspicious and there's no reason to automatically trust the police. He doesn't have all of the information, and he's trying to do the right thing.

[@robyn874]

When a person who continually does wrong & gets off lightly they begin to think they're smarter than they are. Their behaviour becomes more extreme. The Justice System did this human no favours! His actions snow balled into committing murder. It's terribly sad that so many suffered at his hands, his actions

[@Wunderlust76]

This narration is the Best I've ever heard. Time isn't well to all of us. Prayers for the victims family and loved ones. Biblical name..acting like the Devil at the Bottom of a bottle

[@EatHere]

I like this style of video

[@liamsweeney1620]

ya, intro went hard

[@davinastanton3865]

Me too.

[@thehockeymakeupgirl]

Yeah me too, The intro was a bit much but i throughly enjoyed the rest of the video👊🏽😎

[@elainecurran]

The style of MrBlackPasta at work

[@6TomArrow9]

There is more on The Disturbing Truth channel

[@cherylyates9845]

Another example of grown on the outside but a bad tempered child on the inside. The worst kind of man.

[@wunsum]

Bullies or people who project their pain onto others regularly eventually end up in prison or a grave. Its unfortunate you were bullies by him or others. Look at your path now vs theres...you came out a winner and better so respect to you and your support system during those tough times

[@chasehedges6775]

EXACTLY 💯💯

[@wildreed21]

He wasn't bullied. You guys need to fought what real bullying is. What he described is him mocking somebody, humiliating him publicly, then that guy spending the day getting his revenge, culminating in a fight. That's not bullying.

[@chasehedges6775]

@@wildreed21 Maybe so but still.

[@wunsum]

@@wildreed21 that is bullying until the bullied lashed out. If you're encouraging,enabling and condoning bullying then just say that. Maybe you were a bully yourself and that's cowardly behavior

[@OneCrimeTM]

​@@wunsum"haha you got rejected" to someone who was supposed to be your friend is not bullying. It's also not a reason to attack someone. But Shadrack did and it didn't pan out for him.

[@marielcrable5170]

Wow dude, you killed the only person that truly cared about you 😢

[@krystynarodowicz9878]

Brilliant video, thank you. I'm a bit of a nerd for interrogation videos but this was something else. That's Detective went above and beyond to get that confession and handled him in the exact right way to get him talking.

[@jakefairley6993]

The way he talks to the very people trying to save his wife's life, not shocked to hear he was a bully

[@PaulineScotland1]

Such a personal story Once a bully always a bully.

[@JLH565]

True. Bullies always go after someone who is weaker than them. I've never heard of a bully attacking someone bigger and stronger than themselves.

[@LH74]

When he said he’d been gone for 7 years, was he in jail? 😂

[@davelowets]

Did you even watch the video?

[@LH74]

@@davelowetsI can’t watch the whole thing. It’s an hour and a half and I have a job and a life.

[@jojomakes]

@@LH74you don’t have to watch the whole thing in one sitting lol

[@adsiekuta5708]

Thank you for sharing your story on this guy and what you went through. I love this Law&Crime Network. Loves these videos. Look forward to many more in to the future. Thanks again from fans of true crime

[@pariah7843]

I’m glad Chadrack confessed. If that detective would’ve said his name one more time, I would’ve confessed to the whole damn thing for him just to get him to stop saying it.

[@DarnellJames083001]

How did you spell his name wrong lol

[@pariah7843]

@@DarnellJames083001 did I? I was spelling it like the closed captions spelled it, I thought. Oh well.

[@bettyprice7428]

Well, the detective did what he had to do. Oh, but it was so boring! I have a lot of patience, but this exceeded my limit. When he called 911 he thought maybe she was not dead, he could out of this if she was not dead, thus he was belligerant.

[@annieo4442]

😅😂

[@elziewilson9279]

Thought I was the only one sick of him saying Shadrach geez

[@lilbitsleepy2574]

This one hit different. The personal childhood recollections made the sad waste of a life and all its opportunities seem just that bit more heartbreaking.

[@kathrynbillinghurst188]

Our high school was pleasant until an ‘unruly’ student was transferred from some remote place to our suburban school! That’s when I witnessed first hand what a bad influence and trouble~maker was. It was like some American bully movie in real life! I’m sorry for all the students that were targeted by her toxic volatility! 😢 I wonder how HER life went?

[@ktcooki276]

Google her and let me know Kathryn!!😊

[@kathrynbillinghurst188]

@@ktcooki276 ☝️🤣…I’m not su;€iDa|. 👀😱 😘💋 🫶

[@melindacallaghan5367]

Yes!! Find out if karma came calling or she reformed herself! ​@ktcooki276

[@lsm-a7814]

Wow, that detective is epic! The patience.... the slowly massaging the answers out of Shadrack. Great documentary!

[@peacefullytiana]

the police were really respectful. i hate when people are rude and ignorant.

[@snaz27]

Amazing interrogator, didn't think he was going to crack!

[@bettyprice7428]

He spent so much time in prison, you would think he thought of it as home.

[@rna1561]

Why didn't they detain him due to his aggression? I would be afraid of my safety,hes a big dude acting crazy walking around,yelling f- bombs.ive seen people cuffed for way less.😳

[@JLH565]

Detective keeps saying "you're not that guy" knowing he "IS THAT GUY".

[@marissakay83]

Why was he reading him his rights like he won a prize 😂

[@OneCrimeTM]

Establishing rapport. He HAS to make Shadrack calm and be his friend or he isn't going to talk. The detective knew exactly what he was doing.

[@suitejodi]

That’s nuts you went to hs with that guy! I do remember you telling us you were from Arkansas before.

[@chasehedges6775]

Beyond insane

[@MrMisterKelso]

Impressive he stood up to him and fought his bully as well.

[@buckeyegirl1218]

I have to wonder how many times before disagreements ended in violence for poor Sabrina. Also the police responding to the scene showed incredible restraint the way he was acting.

[@biancabianca4174]

You did an amazing job on this documentary!!!

[@eazythetruth]

I have NEVER seen an ambulance sit in the scene with a dying patient EVER in my entire life like this. Im sorry but its aggravating me as much as he is bc i know she wouldve survived otherwise

[@lex1216]

True that... Was a lil strange in sure it probably would of helped her sitt out but who knows

[@OneCrimeTM]

No they do. They have to. They are doing life saving measures that they can't do in motion or... she was gone.

[@WyniPoo]

It's happens....when the ambulance pulled off with lights only and no siren means she had passed already...

[@terribongers2465]

She was already gone. They were doing EVERYTHING to try and help her; even a trach.

[@Alesha380]

First responders have to work with the information they are given. If you remember on the 911 call someone was struggling to breathe and CPR was supposedly being done. I think you continue CPR once it's initiated but they probably knew pretty quickly that she couldn't be saved. When they didn't pull off, I knew she was gone.

[@H.h.farms5089]

The detective voice is killing me 😂😂 so damn squeaky 😂 no way could I set there with a straight face 😂 I'd be asking am I on reno 911😂

[@buckeyegirl1218]

I'm so glad I'm not the only one who thought that. The interrogation seemed even longer because of that.

[@dblackout1107]

lol yeah that’s the best most sarcastic way to talk to a macho man while you talk him into the end of his life as a free man

[@marseidson566]

Nothing could have prepared me almost an hour into the video this guy would come in doing a miss Rachel impression

[@lenaadams786]

It was pretty clear early on, he would escalate to murder.

[@stoneneils]

I knew a guy who was exactly like this. He sold me crack. I saw how he yelled at women and decided he might be too dangerous if he got angry at me. A few months later..he was arrested for serial murder (three)!!

[@terribongers2465]

😮😮😮

[@electrickrain]

I hope you stopped smoking crack

[@mel_d410]

As soon as the Detective questions how she ended up in the hallway, his body language immediately locked up.

[@dargful]

The minute he starts claiming they didn’t fight is like his own verbal open denial they did in fact fight. I would have asked him” why do you keep saying you didn’t fight? “ “ what makes you think I think you did fight?” “Why are you so defensive about this?’” So immature.

[@skylarstypulczak9864]

He acts so guilty. Self snitching due to guilt 🤣

[@Nas0388]

The way this was made was incredible. Very well put together.

[@GoodGirlKate]

She charged at me, yeah, ok, bro -.-

[@valentineluann]

Your presentation gave meaning to the lives of the victims and all those involved in this case. I wish we knew how Mia and Tim felt after learning of Shadrack's guilt? Honestly, sometimes I feel quite guilty watching these types of shows. It's like we're being entertained by others' sorrows. Your content gave an emotional and personal connection to those involved that honored Sabrina's life. I pray Mia's children and the killer's children go on to lead productive lives.

[@jeremybrown9102]

I felt kinda weird when I first started watching interrogation vids, but I realized I watch bc it deals with ppl, behavior and the brain. I love psychology and these vids show raw human nature.

[@valentineluann]

@@jeremybrown9102 Same here.

[@zack2097]

brother has no chill with the intro omfg 13secs into true crime vid and im crying laughing, that edit in the middle of a borderline disney show intro made my whole day

[@cara5430]

One of the best detectives i have ever seen. Ever!

[@kellbabesb2516]

i think so too!

[@FunkyRaspberryRipple]

Well put together, thanks for your hard work!🇬🇧

[@Clove-rw8vq]

This dude is a straight up demon!

[@e.maevillalba6820]

Ok but the 911 dispatcher should not hang up with a caller until help arrives and should be coaching some life saving measures wtf It doesn’t matter if he is a known bully or something. The dispatchers need disciplined

[@krisnkyle9834]

I agree not even one of the 3 calls to 911 did any dispatcher try to even figure out what happened. Much less offer advise on CPR or anything life saving

[@terribongers2465]

A problem was he was just screaming and cursing AND not letting her speak. I honestly don’t blame her

[@albertareid8258]

I agree with you 100% my dear husband fell, I call 911 the first thing she told me to use compression on his chest😢 he had a master heart attack, she when as far as counting the compression with me, I told her my dear husband looks dead, she continuing my poor husband didn’t makes it’s this happen on the 6, of November 6 2024 his memories was November 16, I miss him so much 😢😢😢😢

[@albertareid8258]

I agree with you 100% my dear husband fell, I call 911 the first thing she told me to use compression on his chest😢 he had a master heart attack, she when as far as counting the compression with me, I told her my dear husband looks dead, she continuing my poor husband didn’t makes it’s this happen on the 6, of November 6 2024 his memories was November 16, I miss him so much 😢😢😢😢

[@caitrina19]

I think he kept hanging up and calling back, NOT the dispatcher hanging up on him.

[@charliehay1520]

Awesomely put together 💯💪

[@theorosa]

My school bully also murdered someone and only did 8 years. Some people stay POS.

[@terribongers2465]

I am so sorry to hear that 😢

[@allisonwuest5926]

I guess when you spend your whole life being a bully , instead of a kind loving person, you end up in a cell on your own !

[@wildreed21]

Whole life being a bully? The narrator literally tells us he tried to humiliate Shadrack, and Shadrack spent a day getting his revenge..... that's not bullying... you should should Google what bullying is.

[@OneCrimeTM]

​@@wildreed21 oh it's the guy who's been stalking my IG page in support of Shadrack. Bullying: "seek to harm, intimidate, or coerce (someone perceived as vulnerable)." Sounds like Shadrack.

[@karmellatte2267]

The detective is hilarious😂

[@prettymixedchic36]

Rest in peace Sabrina 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@kathyotoole4608]

Great story telling. Heartbreaking!

[@jonbogs]

You remind me of the narrator for stand by me, love that! I'm sure you have heard that plenty too?? Thanks for everything you do!

[@odettec1]

They should have put Shadrack in cuffs at the start of his tirade period!

[@user-xm6oq9gz9u]

The way he talked to the dispatcher and all the people that came to help him. What a pos that don’t deserve any space on this earth

[@Controversial_Celebrity_Quotes]

The cops should have tased Shadrock's TONGUE 😮.

[@Gradual_Insanities]

Errrrm….what?

[@pretzelmaker3122]

Is your uncle's wife's daughter not just your cousin, even if just by marriage?

[@chasehedges6775]

Crazy

[@melistasy]

Lol Nope! Cousin in law maybe.

[@LetItBeSummer-1]

@@melistasy His uncle’s wife would be his Aunt. So their kid would be his cousin. So it’s his cousin’s friend

[@ZeyBerlin_Baez]

No his uncles wife is his aunt😑

[@melistasy]

@@LetItBeSummer-1 I know, I was just messing around. lol.

[@livingauthenticallyonmyownterm]

Rest Easy Sabrina!❤

[@B3autifullyInsan3]

You cant talk to no drunk when they have their mind set on something

[@o0TwistedByDesign0o]

Everything aside, this vid was produced extremely spot-on! ✅

[@ChaniqueCash-i4x]

His momma really named him Shadrack 😂

[@ermaek2145]

I've never heard a 911 call, where the operator wants to hang up without asking more questions or instructing to do CPR. Is this normal??

[@OneCrimeTM]

He was totally unreasonable and abusive. He wouldn't listen at all. Just straight up cursed at them. There was nothing they could do. He was belligerent. Likely cause he killed her and was about to go to jail for it.

[@ermaek2145]

@@OneCrimeTM Ok, but I still don't understand why they didn't at least try to instruct him to do cpr and ask more guestions.

[@JoshuaCooper-ww8ks]

I agree toughen up if you going to take that job, no excuses

[@irishwarhammer9388]

Typical toad. Women beater, faux tough, loudmouth. Tim acts as if he has fetal alcohol syndrome. Why do police bend to this nonsense? Of course he killed her. Nobody acts like this. What a joke.

[@mikepearson9983]

Life of sloth and excess.

[@MarcIwanicki-x4j]

He should've never been on the streets. State is also responsible for her death. His criminal record is horrendous

[@NanaBlack-lc7sr]

Gosh, that investigator is great! I'd confess to him even if I didn't do anything. Lol

[@jq2147]

Really well made story 👏

[@dargful]

Like a giant child- behaving in a way to try and distract attention from self when in fact fully guilty. It’s literally elementary to see this in action. Clear as day.

[@elisamartinez3881]

I'm sorry you went through all that, I had a bully in middle school. I tried my best to ignore her. Until it spilled over into my personal life. I left that school for fighting and got into alot more fights after that i was tired of staying silent. Then she freinded me on facebook in 10th grade and apologized. I was thankful but the damage was done i needed to do alot if healing that wouldnt come till after my senior year.

[@buckeyegirl1218]

I would love an update on Mia and Tim. I mean if we're just friends and then you bring me to this craziness, I have to let you go.

[@freetheworld001]

Lol fr

[@MrsBaird-gf1rx]

The investigator has such a pleasant voice and manner of speaking. It reminds me of the Disney employees at Disneyland who instruct the riders on the rides of how they should conduct themselves, like keeping your hands inside the ride at all times and "on your left you'll see a teredactyl, which has been extinct for so many thousands of years." 😊

[@MrGrumpyGills]

Sorry that I have to be that person, but it's pterodactyl (and it's been extinct for millions of years, so I hope they don't actually say many thousand years instead ^^;). No offense :)

[@MrsBaird-gf1rx]

@@MrGrumpyGills 😄" only your best friends will tell you." Thank you for the education. I have to admit that I'm not up on my dinosaurs.🤭

[@annieo4442]

😂

[@annieo4442]

​@😂MrGrumpyGills