Prosecutors Enter Houck's TV Interview into Evidence in Crystal Roger Case

Could Brooks Houck's own words come back to haunt him? A TV interview with Nancy Grace was entered into evidence in which #BrooksHouck admitted he did not report #CrystalRogers missing when he saw she had vanished.
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[@MrBetc]

Why report her missing when you are the one who caused her to go missing.

[@elizabethschinski1345]

He's lying.

[@margaretlumley1648]

Plus, he looks smug and arrogant, IMO. A scary guy 😮

[@YIKESMF]

This is an important one y'all. Her father was murdered, and an officer who worked with Brooks brother was ambushed and murderedin the middle of a highway exit. Lots of dead people involved.

[@margaretlumley1648]

Good grief! A serial killer?

[@scroogemcduckrich9705]

this is a mob family IMO

[@margaretlumley1648]

@@scroogemcduckrich9705 YES! 🙂

[@cynthiacarter514]

Thanks for update on Crystal Rogers case.

[@vickiekasafirek9096]

Imo him and his brother need to be charged. The family even snuck a recording device into the Grand Jury hearing.

[@scroogemcduckrich9705]

they are like a mob family

[@jlkitz1775]

My brother, a retired detective always said "watch the spouse interview and listen to them..." He hasn't been wrong yet 😒

[@KRey112]

WE NEED MORE ON THIS CASE!

[@deborahkizer4664]

Because evidently there was a bunch of things going on in that town that nobody was allowed to say nothing about due to either drug involvement or bad policing. He was cheating she found out.

[@mdijon851]

Can't wait for the trail..

[@lovepet4565]

Look how young Nancy looks!

[@Victoria_USA_]

Seems the murderer never knows. WE NEED JUSTICE 4 CRYSTAL 💔

[@easternkiwiz]

Justice for Crystal 🙏❤

[@sharonhatfield8315]

This was a good family 💖 and the whole family 💖 deserves justice. ❣️

[@debiseltmann7341]

Does this fool live under a rock?? Stay silent ANYTHING can and will be used in a court of law...

[@christianward-nisbet8833]

I smell B.S., anyone else?

[@deborahkizer4664]

She would never leave her children stop lying. Then the father went missing cuz he got close to finding out. Liar. Sending prayers to the mother and family bless your heart you're still out there girl we love you sending prayers. 🙏

[@snowwhite2524]

Crystal's father didn't go missing, he was murdered while he was hunting in his property. IMO it was Brooks' brother who was a former cop who murdered Crystal's Dad. Brooks definitely murdered Crystal and he needs to go to prison along with his brother.

[@scroogemcduckrich9705]

⁠agree

[@tn2717]

Fantastic

[@deborahkizer4664]

Yes you do know the truth don't you. 😅. You helped.

[@edwinacaparelli9911]

You know a lot of people don't like Nancy but she cares about victims. And she asks the tough questions and often the response to those questions can be very interesting and the truth can be quite evident. People often say that she's not fair and that being in media she should be more level. But those people forget she is a prosecutor at heart.

[@scroogemcduckrich9705]

1:16 😂😂😂😂 WHAAAAT

[@deborahkizer4664]

🙏

[@Hey_its_just_me_to]

Detective Jon snow?

[@scroogemcduckrich9705]

GUILTY

[@sharnie528]

❤

[@m.g.2645]

⚖️⚖️⚖️💗💗💗⚖️⚖️⚖️

[@RyanJansen-mf7wu]

Brooks voice was still at least something of conversationally tuned... or it gave off more than just an very basic plain verbal vibe that is. It wasn't like reading off of a peice of paper anyways. He also didn't sound immediately insecure to the following of stumbling his words... picking up and carrying on afterwards, despite this not necesarily being a comfortable conversation in the event of his innocence or guilt for that matter. And the interrogator of Nick exaggerated in claiming that he was being "yelled" at. That said, I wouldn't hold it against anyone for becoming additionally firm with an interrogator in such an instance. Although such a process might be a "thought- juggling game" to the interrogator (of whom's fate is NOT revolving around being accused of murder directly or indirectly), it actually appears respectable for an individual to be ready to put their foot down to an interrogator at such a time, especially based off of an innacuracy. Nick also might've resorted to referring to himself as "not a liar" because he had already on three or so occasions referenced himself as a truth-teller in so many words. This would be less robotic anyways... such as if you say hi to someone twice, then perhaps consider saying "hello" or what not the following time.... Although maybe Nick could've plainly called out the interrogator for being "wrong" or "incorrect" instead of sternly stating that he was telling the truth...for one or so of those occasions, he did at least fired something back instead of taking a blow and clinching.

[@marciayoung8735]

Is this ever going to court ? They killed her father too in my opinion

[@scroogemcduckrich9705]

definitely

[@deborahkizer4664]

No I wasn't Nancy Grace I saw this on now this was on the 21st came out.

[@deborahkizer4664]

I always wondered what happened about this case I seen The first 48 and all that before the father got killed the daughter went missing. And I hate to say I know exactly who did it you got to have proof. I said psychic ability that people think nobody has. You know you did it sir. Yes you know and so does your brother. And another state trooper. Yeah there's a bunch of things going on in that town.

[@carolchartier]

Listening to this really made me think about the current Sebastian Rogers case

[@user-fr3bp7hz4j]

I'm suspicious as well.

[@edwinacaparelli9911]

I think that both of these guys are guilty, but I just had to say that I disagree with the guests and this is why. I've seen many people that were completely innocent acting the way that both of these men did in that interview room. I would be very angry just like the brother if somebody told me that I did something that I didn't. I would be defensive because I'm being accused of something very serious when I didn't do it. But by the same token, I've seen people that have been very calm and relaxed and been completely honest what it is they're saying even when their spouse or loved one is missing. It could have been days after the fact where you've cried for hours and days, you don't have any left. Tears are fascinating things, they are not infinite. I wouldn't judge anybody based on the way that they act unless I knew them. But I do think that these two men are absolutely guilty based on evidence.