Piers Morgan Brings Murderer Rebecca Fenton to TEARS | Full Length Interview | Killer Women S2

[@janelewis2702]

As soon as they tell the 911 operator that they loved the deceased and that the deceased loved them, you know they did it.

[@alisongaber190]

Agreed. Setting up their story/defense...most of us would be hysterical and not stringing full sentences together.

[@Jer-Michael]

“I was told I could be anything I wanted to be”. She chose murderer

[@confidentminaj]

Her mom blaming her alcohol & her drug use and loosing her baby on the “60’s”😮

[@LibertyMick89]

She loves saying how good she is.and she is a very bad actor its always funny how theres people think they are the smartest ones in the room She definitely took him out poor bloke

[@mollyhorse]

Guilty!...and has anyone else noticed how often nurses show up in videos like this?

[@LaurieValdez-zk3dy]

The gun and jewelry found in her car ? I don't believe her for some reason.

[@mollyhorse]

lol

[@Szabby999]

I'm a lawyer living in Europe and it always freaks me out when I see that in the US a so called jury, people without a legal degree and without any deep knowledge, expertise and experience in legal proceedings can decide someone's fate and send this person to prison for life (and in this case after only 2 hours of consultation which is completely ridiculous). In my country such a verdict can only be made with 100% certainty beyond doubt based on solid facts and direct evidence. Here all I see are assumptions, police officers speaking about their opinions and beliefs and for me this is absolutely desperate because in a courtroom only thing that should matter is solid and direct evidence. Of which there is zero in this case.

[@chrisclark719]

Nah get off your soap box, shes guilty as and is exactly where she needs to be....

[@Szabby999]

@@chrisclark719 Guilty because you said so or because there is direct evidence? Your comment exactly represents the serious issues I described about the American legal system. Namely that court verdicts are based on emotion driven laymen's personal feelings (like yourself) instead of well educated legal professionals' objective expertise.

[@lackerbitandersson6241]

​@chrisclark719 It's ok, right? Until it happens to you or someone you love. No. Innocent Until PROVEN guilty.

[@LaurenJAbra]

This math isn't mathing 😂😂😂

[@marycahill546]

I knew she was guilty right from the 911 call.

[@jacquelinecarle2908]

I don’t think she’s good looking, she’s weird looking, she’s acting 2 calm in her interview.

[@Weyni77]

Rebecca' s mother doesn't know her biological daughter ( not even close ) . Her statement is meaningless?

[@Fatatua]

Looking forward to this.. Piers as a "sleuth" is another hilarious quality of his. Pass me the doobie, he's always a great belly laugh.🧐🥴 ✌️

[@mistymed77]

She looks so much better with red hair than with blonde.

[@WydeAWake-yc3tp]

Hmmm, I don't think she did it after all. All the "evidence" is very very sketchy. Especially the statement from that creepy prisoner who had every reason to lie.

[@dodgingbullets3503]

🧐She said that she looked around and HER house had been ransacked not OUR house. Why didnt she say also that she was afraid for her life and that the perp might still be in the house. She wasnt afraid. Narcissist/calm/collected she is. It was win win for her...Money if husband was alive and money if he is dead..jmo

[@emke9326]

The guy didn’t have any enemies. As soon as he marries her, he loses his life. Coïncidence? I don’t think so.

[@jeanieq6153]

He doesn’t look like Clint Eastwood. Greed is blind.

[@JJbIrd0608]

She licks her lips after every lie she tells almost as if she wants to wash it away.

[@kerrikretschmer3453]

Doesn't like the taste of the lie

[@cabdaly]

her natural hair is so much better

[@thandekamakhudu1146]

Guilty

[@TawnyC_]

Based on what's shown in this video, definitely not enough for me to convict.

[@LiamLeddy]

I believe you I’d didn’t know what to believe after I’d watched this video. Oh well she’s in prison.

[@Riverpuppies]

Greed again

[@jonnyboyd7715]

She did it

[@catherinep1800]

What an interesting case?! There is just no evidence that points to her. I’m thinking she is innocent.

[@ralphromeo7066]

She's undoubtedly guilty, however, it's still infinitely disturbing to send a woman to prison for life on such shabby evidence. Incidentally, "defense" is spelled as l mentioned. "Defence" is hysterically ridiculous.

[@TawnyC_]

It's the British spelling.

[@cabdaly]

sad ticky tacky overbuilt for neighborhood striving

[@mpalmer7800]

I never believed she killed him where is the evidence?

[@mollyhorse]

what about the gun and the lewellery in her car?? Duh

[@gingersmith2888]

Did you watch the trial?

[@keeper6458]

​@@mollyhorse"duh " is so ignorant

[@rohlupuii8653]

I doubt she is guilty

[@reneewelk631]

Hair or not she seems to be not truthful!!

[@pdig2963]

She is fake 😢

[@jkehoe7976]

Everything she says sounds scripted

[@mojdehmirsadeghi9658]

Seriously, she may have done it but it’s scary to think without any evidence to be called evidence, circumstantial or direct, you can go to prison for life!

[@Arae48]

This story stinks, I see a bunch of lazy cops who railroaded this woman!