This Lawyer Dated Her Client... and HELPED Him Kill

[@ThatChapter]

👀 is that Mike in this thumbnail?

[@Helping.Homless]

U get new shirt?

[@QuadrexJosh]

Wow 👀

[@ANDREA-rr2rv]

😂 Is that you Mike? 🤔 💞 Love you and appreciate you and your videos

[@laratheplanespotter]

I like it! You definitely have enough facial expressions. You’re never gonna run out of em!

[@michelleb7399]

@@Helping.Homless maybe that’s why he’s in the thumbnail: to show off the new shirt! 😂jk. I love ya, Mike!

[@WakingMoon83]

This video just solidified my commitment to being single. So you know, thanks! 🎉

[@lsorensen309]

Yes

[@blakeb9964]

Lol don't date whackos and you'll be good.

[@tay7366]

True

[@UnfoldtheEnigma]

Accurate !

[@simonsays-me7eq]

lol hear that

[@NeroBaelside13]

The most upsetting thing about this is that after finally gaining the courage to leave and press charges against her abuser, out of some stroke of sick luck the guy found a partner to help him kill her and her parents.

[@morgan8274]

Timing is crazy

[@katekendall6574]

Yep and the most dangerous time for a victim of DV is after they've got away. Most are killed after they've escaped and started to heal. It's so sad 😞

[@WobblesandBean]

This is why women don't leave their abusers.

[@marymartindale884]

When an abused person leaves the abuser that's usually when they get killed

[@richebronsonify]

There have been a few true crime cases I’ve listened to that I’ve thought how do these psychos find each other and who came up with the idea and how did they approach the other one with it? Karla Homolka and Paul Bernardo being the first examples to spring to mind!

[@LINKINPARK262]

I am perpetually amazed by the sheer stupidity displayed by lawyers (and other people in the legal system) when they commit crimes. It's like they forget evidence exists or something.

[@mxbig8167]

Like with some police, they end up thinking they're above the law. 🤷‍♂️

[@LINKINPARK262]

@@mxbig8167 yep...they're definitely part of the 'other people in the legal system' that was talking about. The ones that REALLY blow my mind are the judges. It's like the people that have the most powerful roles in the enforcement of laws seem to think that they apply to everyone else (including other judges) but not themselves. That's a big ol' WTF, right there...

[@villixeb]

Yes…it’s surprising how stupid she was. She’s a lawyer! Must have been a bad one. I don’t understand how she and Keegan got under the dudes spell…an abusive one apparently

[@LINKINPARK262]

@@villixeb I used to bartend. I tended bar for quite a few private parties in the banquet room in one of the places I worked. I don't think I met a single cop that wasn't severely damaged both mentally and emotionally. They always tried to put up a tough front but bartenders see a lot so they recognize a lot of hidden signs in people. Almost all of them are severely damaged people. Now lawyers...they're a whole different breed. They think that they're the only ones in the world that know how to manipulate other people. They also think they're smarter than everyone else. Top that off with their desperate need for attention and acclaim and you've got an environment that's just ripe for manipulation. Just a quick fyi. There was one party I worked that just gave me the absolute creeps. It was the FBI agent's Christmas party. Literally made my skin crawl.

[@midwestmuslimah]

Exactly! Not only do they forget about evidence, but clearly they believe laws are mere suggestions.

[@notthegoodgirl]

I feel so bad for Tiffany. It's incredibly hard to not only break the cycle of abuse, but then press charges against the abuser for fear of retribution. She seemed to be thriving after leaving Barry. As for Keegan, any person who enables an abuser is as bad as the abuser themselves. Barry must've been an expert manipulator, but it's still hard to believe such an accomplished woman would throw her life away for an idiot like Barry. May Tiffany and her poor parents rest in peace.

[@ronnie8984]

Intelligence and success dont protect you from manipulation or abuse, unfortunately.

[@chrislewis5069]

Well said, really sad case and shows Barry, a guy who doubles up on dirt bag and evil behavior, has no conscience whatsoever. Total sociopath. Do you have your own channel?

[@thevalorousdong7675]

@@chrislewis5069 No, they obviously commented without having a youtube channel.

[@britbrat1127]

Hey girlie! I love your content and seeing you here!! ❤️

[@notthegoodgirl]

@@chrislewis5069 yes, I make documentaries on scams and cults. Big fan of Mike and his life insurance dances!

[@reggiebenes2916]

So he want's to avoid possible jail time for domestic abuse, and his solution is to take his chances with a triple homicide conviction? We're obviously dealing with a genius here. He's so far ahead of everyone else, he circled around and drove his head up his own A$$. Brilliant.

[@CantTellYou]

he sure did give it a goo

[@electronixTech]

Your comment is brilliant. That's funny. Thanks. 👍

[@kimmuckenfuss2284]

So very true. And...I'm wondering which one of them actually came up w/this brilliant idea, Barry or Keegan? I'm thinking Barry, & Keegan, being so in "love" w/him, went right along w/this idea. There are some truly insane people walking amongst us.

[@tessaducek5601]

Not much different in the reasoning that divorce is viewed harshly by ones church. So murdering the spouse makes more sense.

[@bobobandy9382]

Wow, this one really highlights the intellect of this channel's viewers.

[@virginiaviola5097]

Kudos to her brother for turning in the murder weapon. You can’t be a great person when your own brother will drop you in it.

[@geraldbarreno535]

Sure he did it for reward too ....

[@normn2915]

@@geraldbarreno535 Reward just came with it, I still think he did a huge favor to the victims family and to the whole community. He already knew by growing up together how awful the sister was and what she was capable of doing.

[@isabellind1292]

@@geraldbarreno535 Why would you care what motivates anyone to turn in a killer as if there's anything remotely wrong w/it?

[@donnagant6575]

@@isabellind1292 wouldn't you maybe hesitate turning in your mother or sister or maybe daughter? Wht if they were maybe also facing the death penalty?

[@andykerr3803]

She probably pressured Jim for the Texas alibi and it failed. Mike never mentions this... But 🤔

[@In_swedish_the_jam_means_sylt]

Kudos to PEOPLE COMING FORWARD. love that on these seriously horreible cases.

[@DirtTrackRacing410]

They would've been caught anyway

[@In_swedish_the_jam_means_sylt]

@@DirtTrackRacing410 nobody said otherwise

[@chadcuckproducer1037]

Coming forward on what? Dating known domestic abusers?

[@fyretyger1915]

Absolutely, it takes courage to get involved. Most people fail to do the right thing because they don't want to be bothered. It's sad really.

[@csh43166]

100% agree!! As noted, it takes real courage to do that, especially against a family member.

[@annie6413]

In Canada, the police doesn’t need the domestic partner to press charges in order to make an arrest If there is evidence of abuse. It is well known that battered women won’t press charges against their abusers for fear of retaliation, hence the law.

[@Roz-y2d]

That’s a very good law.

[@raquelocasio8588]

I really wish the United States would adopt this.

[@kaitlanparks8061]

Guarantee this has and will save lives. I remember the one time I even told a therapist that my ex-husband raised his voice at me and I payed for it. Not to mention how humiliating it is to go through investigations like this as the victim. It’s just awful all around.

[@goblin-night]

"for fear of retaliation" is far from the complete answer. The biggest problem shelters for abused women have is that the clients start missing their abusive exes and can't be talked out of going back despite being free from them. It is politically incorrect as hell that women can find these guys so attractive, so you see a ton of creative ways to reinterpret the evidence. Specifically including what the women themselves say.

[@jennifermaddy2442]

That's brilliant

[@jeanaerowley7150]

I never realized how ethical Saul Goodman actually was until I listened to this story. I’m so unbelievably freaking depressed at how this woman broke this man’s hold on her…found the resolve to take him to court…and got murdered for it. Damn…💔

[@Heathcoatman]

You can never tell who’s honest or a creep by their job or face. Tv and movies always cast people that look the part, real life it can look like anyone. In fact creeps go out of their way to seem normal, unlike on tv

[@pakde8002]

The underlying theme of Better Call Saul is that there are no inherently good guys, just weak people who when presented with an opportunity to cross the line decided to take it and paid the price. The thing that determines if we are good or bad is as simple as the word no.

[@LOL60345]

@@Heathcoatman real predators benefit massively from the movie trope of it being connected to looks.

[@stoneysdead689]

Yep- the good guys don't always win- sucks huh? Droopy was full of shit- cheaters often win- that's why they cheat, it works.

[@Bootmahoy88]

How on earth does this point to Saul Goodman being ethical?

[@joegentry3726]

Thank you Mike. Your terrible stories make my day better, since I’m not a doctor, lawyer, hunter, or hiker….I’m immune to the wicked ways of whatever the hell comes over these people

[@emilymulcahy]

Try also watching 'better off red'

[@joegentry3726]

@@emilymulcahy I’m a big fan or red tree crime and mrballen..

[@nandinirm2234]

@@emilymulcahy which channels wil show crime scene photos?

[@weerobot]

Really

[@julielevinge266]

@@nandinirm2234 Why would you wanna see crime scene photo’s?🤢

[@Willowposting]

As I've been binging these lately, I want to remind everyone that it's very important to pull your head out of the true crime rabbit hole sometimes and look at all the beauty of the world to remember that these stories are the worst of the worst. Despite how frequent these things appear to be, remember that there IS good in the world and there are good people. I hope everyone who is watching and happens to read this comment has a good day and maybe takes some time to look up and take a breather. Lord knows we all need one these days.

[@ilucyb2616]

BarryBlu.. Im going to wrap up what you said in one sentence. Bad things happen to good people everyday. But I'm commenting because I too believe we need to be grateful to be here. Life has its up and downs but we need to concentrate on those good moments. We should be kind. Say hello to a stranger, help someone with heavy bags, pay for someone lunch at McDonald's..etc ..etc..etc...random acts of kindness make everyone feel good. LOVE ❤️ YOUR COMMENTS BLESS YOU!

[@ariadneschild8460]

🙂

[@lesliecurran1704]

Excellent post. Listen to some beautiful music, sit in your yard and listen to the crickets in the evening, Play with your children or grandchildren. So absolutely true and healing.

[@ilucyb2616]

@@lesliecurran1704 👍👍👍

[@suzymoroka297]

You’re so right

[@magnum2051]

Your life isnt empty and hollow. you have thousands and thousands of people that you cheer up with your videos. We love you and your content mike

[@ianjacka469]

I've seen every single TC upload, literally. And I've never heard Mike a comment or look like that, bless him. Because he seems so chipper all the time it's easy to forget he's human like us and gets lonely sometimes, I can feel lonely in a room full of friends/family, it's a strange emotion. Hope he's ok, his videos really helped me when I was ill a while back. I think he's probably the biggest true crime channel on YT done by a single person, maybe it's lonely at the top.

[@roccocupido5082]

do you really get CHEERED up by these vicious grotesque accounts...wow

[@magnum2051]

@@roccocupido5082 yes mikes uploads take my mind off of negative things in life and I enjoy his storytelling. Go spread your negativity elsewhere

[@janesouth5649]

Mike is so cute. Very enthusiastic about the crimes and justice.

[@IndianOutlaw1870]

Mike once said, "If it were all about looks, I'd be shite outa luck."

[@LetMeTellYouSomething144]

Never in my existence would I have thought that 2 of my favorite genres, true crime & comedy, would fuse into 1.....totally luv this channel.

[@erkaderka3571]

My first dog as an adult came from Beggs,OK. He was a good boy. Rest easy, Newman🐕💖✨

[@Melanie_Ferrara]

That poor family. Leaving is the most dangerous part - I literally moved country to escape my violent ex who was harassing and stalking me - police in Italy did f**k all even though he had literally hospitalised me many times. Id have been killed if id not left. I feel so sorry for these people :( Also, Mike, I love the shirt!

[@Melanie_Ferrara]

@@alexandra4873_ thank you ❤️

[@reneecaballero9624]

Seems to be a common theme in most countries unfortunately..

[@RarebitFiends]

I am glad you were able to get away from that nightmare. It's really terrifying the legal system would do nothing for you even after he'd hospitalized you. Hopefully life in your new country will be bright, happy, and safe.

[@Melanie_Ferrara]

@@RarebitFiends thank you. Yes it was terrifying and I was so isolated. Life is better now, I’m safe but have bad ptsd.

[@piratemousie]

Same, I'd be dead and possibly my kid with me if I didn't move to Aotearoa, as far away from pdx as possible.

[@KJ_PhD]

I have anxiety and depression and Mike makes me feel kind of okay

[@ThatChapter]

Hope you feel better!!!

[@mommapit507]

I feel you. Something about his voice and accent makes things better.

[@elizabethmcleod246]

I’m disabled with a terrible injury and his videos help me relax despite the morbid content.

[@michaeltoney2277]

Same! Ironically an Irishman floating in blackness with a sense of humor about murder is very calming.

[@mommapit507]

I tend not to watch true crime too much as when I was in high school my best friend was murdered by her older brother, and it gets too painful sometimes. But I can always watch Mike because somehow he isn't triggering like a lot of channels are.

[@theoriginalbluey]

Mike is doing an incredible job, collating all these true crime stories for us all. The delivery is brilliant, you're able to make us smile through the horror of it all. Truth is often stranger than fiction and I think that's what makes it quite addictive. Keep on having a goo!

[@bthomson]

Well put! Agreed!

[@cholieandresa]

Yes, I’m always surprised when I get a good chuckle or three… definitely one of the reasons I keep coming back since I recently found Mike (TC), so I’m on a binge lol

[@gideonwilson1469]

Collating ,,?

[@gideonwilson1469]

Collating ... Again

[@TheSoonToBePurgedJackMeHoff55]

He isn't going to date you...

[@elle_rose_xx]

I think the leading cause of homicide of women is when they leave abusive partners. People think you’re safe when you’ve left them; it’s actually the most dangerous time if you can’t secure protection / they go to prison. Even then it’s still seriously dangerous. I got out of a very abusive relationship in 2020 and he still finds ways to contact me even now. Please call a refuge centre to get advice if you’re trying to escape a similar situation

[@kkstep2722]

I'm sorry you went through that, but it sounds like in your case, like the old saying goes, what doesn't kill you now makes you stronger. Now you can help other abuse victims. I was just really moved by your comment and wanted to show some support.

[@elle_rose_xx]

@@kkstep2722 thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️

[@t.k.h.3913]

That's absolutely true; also, strangulation by an intimate partner (non-consensual, of course) is one of the biggest predictors of future homicide. If your partner does this to you, please, please get out before it's too late. And I don't mean to over-simplify - I know how incredibly difficult it is to leave. It takes a huge amount of courage; so be proud, OP, of what you've managed to accomplish. And for anyone out there who's thinking of - or trying to - leave: there is nothing to be ashamed of if it takes a few tries. You haven't failed, you haven't let anyone down. Just remember that your life is worth something, and you deserve to live it. Congratulations again on getting out, Elle! And I really, really hope you feel safe, and that he leaves you alone soon; look after yourself x

[@elle_rose_xx]

@@t.k.h.3913 I appreciate this so much ❤️❤️😭❤️😭

[@theonejokeking3191]

It is the leading cause of homicide. When I left my abusive ex he harassed and stalked me and the police did nothing until he finally violently attacked me. Even then he got off with a slap on the wrist. I’m sorry you’re still dealing with that. Stay safe ❤️

[@chelannie]

I’m amazed I never heard of this case! I’m a DV advocate that in rural Oklahoma (right outside of OKC) and I’m going to send this to all my coworkers.Thanks for covering this, Mike! A lot of people ask why doesn’t someone leave but never think of the dangers AFTER getting out of the relationship. It’s actually more dangerous to leave because the abuser loses power and control of their victim and will be pretty pissed. This case breaks my heart because I see women (and men) like her every day & this is the harsh reality of domestic violence.

[@granmabern5283]

Many victims had previously given up their self respect... just sayin. Don’t screw a*holes.

[@krunk9644]

But you have to admit, some people attract drama way more than others, we all know a few

[@jacksyoutubechannel4045]

A safety plan for leaving is _critical,_ and I think that, fortunately, the word is spreading more widely that leaving is the most dangerous time for a DV victim. I do also wish that people would talk more about one other thing Mike mentioned happened to Tiffany, and that's strangulation. As I'm sure you know, there is no better predictor that a woman's partner will kill her than a prior non-fatal strangulation. We can't convince everyone to leave, or that the violence almost always gets worse, or that most abusers will not change... but we _can_ tell them that once he's strangled you, you are 750% more likely to be killed by him than you were the day before. Some women are waiting for a "red line crossing" moment and (again, as I'm sure you're familiar), much too often, they only realize that whatever it was, it's been crossed, during the final act of abuse resulting in death. Being able to give women a concrete, specific red line, with such a good factual, rational basis behind it, has saved a lot of lives. I'm so grateful to all the entities and organizations that cared enough to collect and analyze the data to find these kinds of things, and I wish more people knew.

[@BalboaBaggins]

Women having terrible taste in men, what else is new.

[@iamthefuss934]

Snitch

[@KandeShack]

Does anyone else hit the “like” icon before the video even starts? I just always know it’s going to be another great video! Thanks Mike!!

[@colmanpm]

Without fail. 🤣

[@tetehl4731]

Yes same lol

[@danamuller554]

I do I know I won't be disappointed.

[@christianedaguerre4540]

I do

[@tamicaalsheshi6809]

Everytine

[@michele1083]

You really had me laughing with this one. "Your a horribly abusive drug addict, your my dream guy" 🤣🤣

[@SheSaidHeroin]

The “New York it was not” when describing the city, made me laugh out loud. This one was filled with so many great phrases 😭

[@nunceccemortiferiscultu7826]

As laughable as it is, there's a vast legion of young women who think just like that.

[@zakrivera8977]

a lot of women like "bad boys" until they act as bad as their reputation.

[@tellmeofyourhomeworldusul6060]

@@nunceccemortiferiscultu7826 yeah there is…. I will never ever understand it

[@tellmeofyourhomeworldusul6060]

Why do these desperate women go willingly into a relationship with someone who is KNOWN to be a terrible abusive violent POS??? You know there is the option of JUST BEING ALONE AND HAPPY!!!! Smh

[@mISSaMUNA]

The crazy thing about this, I've met Keegan before. She was an ADA with a case my boyfriend at the time was in jail facing prison time over. I remember asking her a simple question and her attitude !!! such a huge red flag. At the time, I thought how differently it would have gone if she weren't an "officer of the court". The state of Oklahoma wasn't even going to give this dude anytime for DV, they never do. She honestly would have won the case just by asking her why she stayed and didn't file charges for so long. Every officer who came across her all banged up should be held responsible too because they had the option to file anyway. The DA of Oklahoma Co. doesn't prosecute DV anyway so it would've been pointless but still. As much as the local news covered this, I never knew how seriously violent his abuse was, it's so clear that him killing her was next. Anyway, I knew she was a dumb bitch when I met her. If I know anything about Oklahoma justice, I heard she was from old money, there's probably a good deal coming her way.

[@pazza4555]

OK sounds about 30 years behind basic best practices in handling DV cases. BTW -- "dumb bitch?" Her problem has nothing to do with her being a woman and everything to do with her being a human trash heap-- and yes, a stupid one at that. I find it it so discouraging when I hear women use the same language that men use to abuse and demean us.

[@haileymccurry3756]

SMU is the old money school of choice in north texas

[@Psyopcyclops]

Meth rants are always fun to read lol.

[@bunnieg6294]

@@Psyopcyclops seriously especially made up ones

[@lizzyd5173]

@@Psyopcyclops lmaooo

[@LESTR97]

A sad but not unprecedented story in Oklahoma. We're ranked #1 in the country for domestic violence incidents/homicides.

[@jessejukuri5202]

It's not much but a little something for your fantastic work. Keep at it Mike! 🕺

[@RHR-221b]

💚

[@crystalrosas6052]

Love

[@cocksure8430]

Mike will respond, when he can be bothered. After all, he loves ya', right? 🙄😂

[@paulwoodford1984]

I doubt he needs the money. Keep it for yourself.

[@upsidedahead]

Bless

[@joanaanca8402]

i'm a lawyer and i've been watching your videos to decompress since the very beginning, Mike, hahah! thank you for all your effort!

[@Dingle.Donger]

Don't kill people. Thanks.

[@joanaanca8402]

@@Dingle.Donger Rest assured I won't, my fascination only consists in watching true crime stories xD

[@cutiepie7702]

A friend introduced your videos to me and I never thought I'd be able to be watching this kinda content but because of your way of narrating and jokes I became a big fan of your work. I know it requires a lot of commitment and work to make such a good content. Thank you for raising awareness and telling the stories of the victims of human cruelty so the world never forgets. Keep it up ❤

[@sally4026]

This is why cases should be brought by the state, not the victim. If this happened here in Ireland it wouldn't be up to her to press charges, it would be up to the DPP. Poor thing must've been terrified, 😪

[@JanJan-Y4d-6dx]

Gosh it is so disappointing to know that there are people that have become lawyers that are dummer than sticks.

[@TheLadybughug]

Just take a look at turd's lawyers...

[@LynnAgain83]

We're all human and human beings do stupid sh*t all the time. Acquiring a degree and/or having a higher IQ doesn't necessarily go hand in hand. Merely getting a degree doesn't equate to common sense. There are and have been many so-called "smart" people that have gotten mixed up into shady, insane stuff. Unbelievable that someone would sacrifice all of their time, $$, energy, years of college classes, and debt, then get an actual career making good moolah. Then they go and do something asinine and throw it allllll away. It's baffling and sad! 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@a9c]

She threw out all her education for a bad boy. It is not easy to become a lawyer. Must have been dying of loneliness

[@bobobandy9382]

"dummer"

[@warrenbuffet5152]

@BOB K She went to OKC Law School. It's one of the worst law schools in the world and has a horrible curriculum and abysmal bar passage rate in one of the dumbest states in the U.S. She's a token "lawyer".

[@nhmooytis7058]

Former female law student here. Some women go into law because they can’t think of anything else to do, plus it pays and has status. They go to low end law schools, get into practice, find out it’s a lot of work most of it boring. And solo lawyers have to hustle to make any money (plus paying off law school loans.) SO ‘giving up law’ likely was not a biggie for her. A few years after my class graduated none of my close female friends were still in law jobs-one was a librarian, one in IT, one bought an antique shop. I was in magazine publishing.

[@warrenbuffet5152]

Law has status? Only if you go into big law. The average lawyer makes less than a recent STEM grad.

[@VestinVestin]

That woman who pivoted from law into IT sounds interesting...

[@doclewis8927]

Mike! You make these horrible stories digestible. Thank you for enduring all of these horrors to bring us the boiled down version without giving the criminals too much credit. You make sure that we leave here appreciating the people who've come forward to help catch the criminals and/or remembering the victims more than the criminals. We love you for it! Keep up the great work. Don't work yourself into the ground. Enjoy your weekend everyone!!!

[@euniceloy7120]

"Seeing how much love they have for each other makes me realize how empty my life is." I needed that laugh. Thank you!

[@shamako4ever718]

Guys sit tight and buckle up Mike is going to take us to another great episode, we love you too Mike!

[@crisepiek.2690]

You are the Best story teller...Thank you!!

[@luzhelenahook1715]

Amen for that

[@bobobandy9382]

You think a youtuber loves you. Have you tried twitch?

[@staceypop4BTS]

The stories Mike finds are so very good made even better by his research and narration. I so look forward to his uploads because I know Mike’s gonna take me on a wild ride.

[@ShadowT23]

What is a bts

[@ShadowT23]

Beats?

[@adrienekausner9701]

I literally grabbed my phone and yelled, “OMG It’s Friday!” Found the video and yelled, “Hey, Mike!” Also, I yell when my ear buds are in. Not on purpose. 😬

[@gbecks3672]

@@ShadowT23 bts usually means behind the scenes

[@NTSTAT]

& not a million promoted ads (idk if he has regular ads as i have premium. But some people will have ads made into their videos and it’s annoying)

[@donaldrobinson7063]

Just like the female jail guard who "fell" for the badboy and offed herself after the popo's ran her and the convict down....this lady here will have to face serious consequences for helping this monster murder this family. Saying these women fell in love is giving them passionate reasons for being accesories capital crimes. The lawyer was evil and was a murderer before she met this man....circumstances allowed her to fully blossom. You would be surprised how many murderous businesses owners are lurking out there.

[@wrosebrock]

bad apples in every profession and walk of life

[@roisinmarie9368]

Agreed she was a murderer who just didn’t get the opportunity until she meet him but she is just as evil 👿

[@judith3218]

"You would be surprised how many murderous businesses owners are lurking out there." No we wouldn't. There was a time when one respected and trusted people first, until proven otherwise. Nowadays, one has to first proven they are worthy of trust and respect, before it is extended. And rightfully so.

[@Inklenation]

The TRUE PSYCHOPATH?.. can fire people and shut down companies with no guilt… the business world is where they lurk… doing anything to WIN.

[@brendaprice665]

Yes I guess you're right, people are already murderers before they actually meet someone and go on to kill. It seems to me that when such a person falls in love (if you can call it that) with another similarly minded individual then the bad side of them comes out very quickly. A weird and awful thing really.

[@Tomdog83]

"Trough Tick and Tin"!!! I've been waiting for Mike to say this phrase for months!!!! 🎉😂 Thanks Mike!😢

[@raymondkymsuttle]

I just cannot fathom how anyone can think that murder is a solution to their ‘romantic’ issues.

[@traveller3891]

Right!

[@MechanicalDragonfly]

It's unfathomable to you because you're a healthy person who probably just moved on from exes, and hoped they'd find happiness eventually. But narcissists aren't made that way. They want their exes to be dead, not living. For revenge, as an ego boost, to stop them finding someone better, as a way to control and reverse the narrative of the relationship (which they'll tell their new victims, while pretending to be the victim). If you can understand that part of the narcisstic mindset, this kind of thing won't ever be a surprise to you anymore :/

[@tiredallthetime1636]

I’ll never understand people who commit murder for their lovers. There simply isn’t a person in this world I would murder for especially in circumstances like this case

[@mallorymcguire833]

People allow their emotions to override their common sense. If they even had any to begin with that is.

[@monot00nz]

For a lover, no. For my children, yes.

[@picasso7721]

@@monot00nz if you go to jail you do not help your children.

[@Seawitch555]

@@monot00nz I hope not if your kid was like our murderer…

[@donmega5202]

When the world takes everything else from you and keeps you filling stripped, naked and cold, you'd do anything to stay warm and cozy next to love. It's hard to stay sane when things bottle up inside and everything wants to compress you with the weight of the world. She found someone she put all her love and trust into and would do anything to not see it go away.

[@vickiebailey5261]

I LOVE HOW YOU TELL THE STORIES. YOU HAVE CHARISMA AND A GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR . GOOD LUCK TO YOU , MIKE !!

[@theodoram1411]

Let me understand something... So this gem of a dude went to her and told her I am being charged with attack and whatever they were accusing him and she was like omg I have to have you! You are so amazing! Wtf is wrong with this world??? What did she expect a fairy tale ending???

[@SoramimiKeiki]

Not the fairy tale ending she expected, but the one she deserved ... And yeah, hard (if at all) to understand why she would fall for that POS.

[@TheMary0831]

Oh and let me help you kill her - wtf

[@blackdandelion5549]

The answer is Yes. Abusers work by manipulating so the lawyer may have believed he was set up. Abusers "future fake" so he could have her convinced that the ex only wanted him for his money or he was going to live this great life with this lawyer, etc. It's how abusers work or Tiffany would not have been a victim within the first month. Their charisma of love bombing and future faking (making great plans with you that will never come to fruition) is to cover the actual deep abyss of vitriol, anger, despair, violence, contempt, and hate that they are truly comprised of. Until the mask of charisma drops many people believe them and can get them to do lots of things you wouldn't believe.

[@kathrynshields8221]

YES.......REDICULOUS.

[@colinklang]

He lied his ass off and spun a bunch of BS. Abusers and addicts are master manipulators.

[@jlo1390]

What a sad and tragic story. I've had to flee from DV. He was a monster, and I am grateful everyday for my 3 kids and I. I can't even begin to imagine what Tiffany went through that night, but it would have been BAD! Barry hurt her so much and with such violence in the past, so his final act would have been so so much worse. Absolutely sadistic. I just hope Tiffany passed out or something of the like as her terror would have been indescribable ! As for the Lawyer GF, what a waste of air she is. How she could be there and watch this atrocious crime committed is next level evil. You sick, twisted, deranged b**ch. Rest peacefully girl, and to your parents also 🙏

[@jacejackson1993]

I had to move to another city from my ex gf after she threw a pot of boiling water at me and it got on my arm..and a ton of other stuff. It was hard to defend myself cause I was afraid I’d get arrested since I was the guy. DV is awful, I hope anyone in a situation like that finds a way out 🙏

[@motherlessgoat72]

@@jacejackson1993 I'm glad that you're out of that situation and I hope that you thrive in life. Abusers can go frick themselves

[@marcelinevonschrute9850]

Where is the anger for the actual murderer? As always we are first to hate women even tho she wasn’t the one torturing Tiffany for years

[@eclipsez0r]

People are bad at choosing their partners sometimes

[@HeheBOiPadhle]

@@marcelinevonschrute9850 aah yes, here comes the feminist

[@-Colt]

I live less than 20 minutes from Beggs and this is the most information I’ve heard about this by far. Mike you’re the man!

[@damnmuggle]

@@millardf452 troll

[@MellowMaromi]

@@millardf452 Try getting a life outside putting others down, if you can.

[@MellowMaromi]

@@millardf452 What side of the bed did you get off on? Or has it been a while since you last got off and that's why you're so bitter?

[@MellowMaromi]

@@millardf452 Nah, it's just how you're pantomiming yourself. You're the one who projected your trauma on another person claiming they love watching women being beaten. Funny how quick you forgot that.

[@JH-zf4by]

I was a cop and seen loads of shit. But sometimes your stories make my head spin. I often cannot imagine what makes these people think they I’ll get away with that shiiiit.

[@cherylcampbell9369]

Whiteness.

[@tradeladder146]

Its called The American Factor, Dumb And Dumber.

[@genossinwaabooz4373]

@@cherylcampbell9369 That seems to be it #1.

[@ioanaanaoi8232]

@@cherylcampbell9369 superiority complex. No color there. Just a messed up personality .

[@Scratchingforcash]

@@cherylcampbell9369 you mean white people or cocaine?

[@jmama198R3]

Mike , it broke my heart when you said your life is empty and hollow! You have 1.7 million people who love you, just on KZbin!! 🥰🥰🥰💖💖💖

[@kimmoran4437]

Don’t worry, he was just kidding. He’s happily married. ☺️🇮🇪

[@jmama198R3]

@@kimmoran4437 oh yaaaaay!!! Do they have Tree kids?

[@kimmoran4437]

@@jmama198R3 That’s not funny or Mike’s fault! 😉 It’s a throwback to when Irish was the only language spoken in Ireland. E.g. “Three” is “trí” in Irish, pronounced “tree”. ☺️🇮🇪

[@jmama198R3]

@@kimmoran4437 I know Kim.. it is one of my favorite things about Mikes videos, being Irish myself. I consider it awesome...

[@kimberleyhitzel5878]

Yeah, I was sad all of a sudden too, when he said this. 😞 K.x.

[@whitedanielj91]

Thanks for the years of great content. I've watched almost all of them

[@jillwiegand4257]

As most people know, the charming ones are the abusers. This case was so glaringly obvious! Not only a bad lawyer, but a stupid crook, and murderer at that! Get rid of both of those losers! RIP to the innocent family! 😇😇😇

[@PaleHorseShabuShabu]

As someone who has been called a charmer on multiple occasion but has yet to abuse a woman, allow me to say that sometimes it's the charming ones.

[@BloodwyrmWildheart]

"As most people know, the charming ones are the abusers." You're right, we should go out of our way to be rude, look ugly and smell bad, so that women will feel safe around us. Perfect logic.

[@Nerino]

It's not about charm, every person is different. But yes, it makes sense most of them are charming because it allows them to "mind control" woman.

[@prudencepineapple9448]

I think you're generalizing there a bit. Not all charming people are murderers.

[@m.y.o.b.724]

I'm pretty sure we're talking about superficial charm here but it's hard to spot the difference. In this case the lawyer should've been tipped of by the assault charges her client had against him.. Were there's smoke there's fire...

[@iLitAfuseiCantStop]

It’s probably losing a bit of its meaning, but I just want to thank you Mike for your videos. I’m addicted to true crime, but sometimes the stories weigh heavy on me & I’ll have to take break for a week or two for my mental health. But way you tell stories with wit & your unique sense of dark humor make the stories you retell a lot lighter & easy to watch. I just wanted to thank you for that Mike 💚

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

Yes, I mostly come here for Mike's story telling. He's so good. But I can't watch all of them - some are just too awful.

[@csh43166]

100% agree! Mike is a great storyteller!! And I think these videos have a deeper purpose - I think they help raise awareness of being mindful of what is going around you and be wary. If your gut tells you something's wrong, that's usually the case. A lot of true crime storytellers out there, and Mike is one of the, if not THE, best of them!

[@heezypeasy8611]

Same here! I've been obsessed with true crime since I was a kid. Every once in a while I have to take a break. I usually end up watching something super cheesy like Riverdale or Vampire Diaries. Mike has a way of lightening the mood when he tells us about these cases! 🥰

[@kevinlynch9438]

Been watching TC for years and Mike just gets better.. I am not trying to offend anyone on here but I'm addicted to true crime and I don't see a problem!... man up ppl!! Although if its children being harmed or killed ..?!?! The fact is that I just cant watch . 💚🙏🏻🧡

[@pretorious700]

The notion of "enjoying" these stories is a bit troubling to me. "Grim fascination" may be more accurate. It's incredible and disturbing what people will do to each other, even horrifying. Mike does a tremendous job, but ultimately some of these stories are just hard to take.

[@WhoDeyThink]

"You're a horribly abuse drug addict, you're my dream guy!" Thanks, Mike 🤣🤣

[@fatherofmimes4236]

Oh Mike O - don't go breaking hearts at the end of this video... you just keep being you and if ever there is a doubt on whether you are truly loved and cared for, just read the comment section!! Thanks for starting our W/E!! Thanks for givin it a goo... go on now we will see you real soon in the next ol video until then take care of yourself, because ya know, we love ya (wink).

[@TY-ev4fr]

Perfect!

[@kristaw2142]

I love this reply the most.

[@UltraSaltyDomer1776]

We need a law that doesn't make it required for the abused to charge the abuser. The state should do it on behalf of the victim.

[@goudagrishhdoe8925]

That IS how it works in many places.

[@mayberelevant3237]

In Canada the police can and will issue charges.

[@ianjacka469]

I'm from the UK and I'm pretty sure we have that enshrined in law, but don't quote me on that. Edit: just googled it and the police can prosecute without the victim making a statement or pressing charges here.

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

That's how it is in NZ

[@genossinwaabooz4373]

MN is one state that makes the choice to file charges or not. Not perfect, but takes the spotlight off the victim, for that part, who often needs to focus on getting to a safer situation as these types are such a high risk to retaliate.

[@JM-wu8bh]

Keegan called me and left a message one week before her arrest to potentially be my business's attorney. Guess you could say that I dodged a bullet!

[@angelawheller2053]

I am 72 and housebound, Mike makes my days feel better with his humour and story telling love this channel

[@amberspaulding]

Me too. The stories are dreary though- to me at least. I try to think what else he could talk about but maybe he's happy to talk about these bad people, and loss of parents and loss of children. I mean, somehow he's glad to. Anyhow, I'd rather get depressed than miss him!

[@StoicismWorks]

Mike, I hope your life is nowhere near “empty and hollow”… you fill our lives with so much goodness each week, and I hope you receive just as much in return

[@geraldbarreno535]

Ohh please 😆😂

[@mikeshianicholson4996]

Let's give it a gooooooo!!!! Have a great weekend That Chapter Family!!!!!!!

[@ThatChapter]

Hope you do too!

[@aunc3281]

Good episode. I'm from Oklahoma and, yeah, the tragedy of this one is nearly overshadowed by the stupidity of the perpetrators. I sat at a diner a few months ago that still had Harroz's law firm ad on the table. 🙄 I will never understand how people can do this to another human.

[@Benjy86]

She's a spoiled rich kid who thinks she can do whatever she wants with zero consequences... and don't even get me started on the guy.

[@LWilli65]

Even though the subject material is horrible... You find a way to crack me up.

[@agonymouse4864]

You have a freakish balance of making my eyes pop out in astonishment to making me laugh out loud all in the same moment. BRILLIANT episode Mike! Thanks again!!

[@lloydchristmas168]

Mike's humor always seems to fit the story and not be sensitive somehow. It's a gift. The hyperventilating when describing when Keegan met Barry was hilarious 😂

[@ms.bkaraokeb4307]

Love you Mike!💗 You're the G.O.A.T at this True Crime stuff.

[@zulie9378]

👆👆👆

[@upstateshenanigans430]

man this is a dark one. I just feel horrible thinking about how terrified Tiffany was when she was killed but not only that, she most likely lived with that terror for years, especially every day after she left and the unthinkable worst case scenario busts into her parents home at 3a.m.

[@sarahwhite143]

It is impossible to watch a video by Mike without smiling and it brightening up your day! Thanks for all your hard work Mike, we so enjoy it 💕👏🏻

[@adriennelaberge4542]

Sarah,I agree😊

[@pencil_girl12]

I agree too! The way he tells the stories, his accent, and the all around good humor just put a smile on my face every time

[@A.Girl.Has.No.Name.]

Esp if there's life insurance involved!

[@bigindian65]

lmao, funny, I get it, but considering the subject matter, just cracks me up

[@lanaesworld6976]

​@@paulanthony5274 um what do you think to entertain means, or does to people when they are entertained?

[@crespella]

Yesss, now I can officially start my weekend with a new video from Mike! Thank you for your hard work ❤

[@bonnieranda6410]

Your life is never empty when you have tons of faithful followers, I personally look forward to Tuesdays and Fridays because of you!!! If I was 20 years younger, I’d ask you out for just the conversation alone, but on top of that, you are sincere, empathetic and caring!!!!! I’d be proud to have you as a son !!!! Lol Take care Mike!!!😊

[@tracey5601]

I feel the same way. ❤️

[@kimmoran4437]

He was kidding; he’s married. ☺️🇮🇪

[@littleredwitch]

@@kimmoran4437 😂😂👍

[@PaulNunez404]

⬆️

[@ElleDuderino]

And he’s a hottie, a hot ginger nonetheless!! how did you miss that important positive trait amongst the many (true) and endearing qualities you listed. Mike is 💯 a great 🎣.

[@rjrunlikehell2366]

You’re a great host and I really enjoy the events you cover and your knack for storytelling, in general. Keep ‘em coming and I’ll keep watching.

[@kevinjohnson7418]

She didn’t just throw away her life. She is just another narcissist, like him. It’s very common that when two of them get together , they get bolder. If they don’t cannabilize each other.

[@olilumgbalu5653]

Did you hear about the guy who cannibalized his wife because they got stuck in an elevator for longer than 36 hours?

[@333-u9o]

@@olilumgbalu5653 Luckily that was a satirical article.

[@janinemccartha1811]

Hi TC. Another brilliant case Mike. Those two losers deserve each other & deserve a death penalty sentence as well, just saying. Why would anyone bother to be in a relationship with someone they despised if they didn't care or like anything about the person? If money is the answer wouldn't he have chosen someone, besides her parents, to be his romantic interest? Thanks Mike for another splendid video, love & fascinating times hopefully await you, peace, Janine A. Smiley✌👍😍😎🤩🙂🌝🌞🌚🌛🌙🌜🌠🍉🚘🏡🎂☕🍩🍎🍊🎼🎶🎵

[@msc8663]

You never fail to make me laugh. The tragedy of it all and your sarcasm is spot on. Thanks be safe. Cuz I love ya.

[@LaPlaztique]

@@millardf452 I’m pretty sure that wasn’t a pantomime. Not even close. Have a great day!

[@damnmuggle]

@@millardf452 he mocks the criminals not the victims get a grip

[@MellowMaromi]

@@millardf452 My father r@ped me and 10 little girls and I find Mike funny. Which part are you more offended by: a man being given custody of 2 little girls directly after being released from prison and living in his grandmother's shed, or the way Mike tells stories? Which one? Huh? Mike? I bet you are. My ex strangled me and beat me when I refused to have sex with him on the bathroom floor of his mother's guest bathroom, and you're more concerned by people enjoying the way someone tells a story. You don't care about people, you're just trolling and pretending to be someone who even slightly cares about the pain of others. Move on. If someone like me can muster up the strength to survive Hell and enjoy true crime stories, then you can muster up the strength to let people live and enjoy things without being falsely accused of supporting violence. You have literally no excuse why you cannot. I am an autistic survivor of childhood and spousal abuse, what's your damage that's making you accuse randoms of violence towards women?

[@MellowMaromi]

@@millardf452 Like, it's not logical to scroll through the comments and interact on a video you dislike that you don't want the algorithm to give you. Maybe go find a nice SW to work out helping you get off the bed, period.

[@MellowMaromi]

@@millardf452 Aw, honey. You think too highly of yourself. You're the one who thinks that Mike was pretending to beat a woman and that everyone who enjoys his storytelling also enjoys beating women. 🤣🤣🤣 Talk about projecting.

[@ROT4RYfc3s]

I've been watching you tru tick and tin for probably tree years Mike. you're the man

[@JSparrowist]

Mrs. Harroz represented me in a case I had, and I have to say, she was very professional, very warm and caring and did an amazing job for me! Later this happens. Bizarre

[@edhudson6627]

You'll never convince me that a person can be talked into killing if they don't have that in them already

[@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307]

Nah

[@nursebev2249]

Same.

[@Danktank02]

I’m confused, mike just did that, she never killed anyone before and was talked into it. Lol everyone has it in them, we are all human after all.

[@Holly707]

@@Danktank02 I know myself better than you know me and I can say I don't have it in me to murder.

[@thevocalcrone]

without seeing the evidence I would suspect she was talked into being an accomplice (or threatened into it). I'll bet he charmed the living daylights out of her before showing her his true self and she would have been too far in and then he's violent if they try and leave.

[@simonaxlz]

They’ve gotta do a psychological test on Keegan. Something is deeply disturbing about that woman.

[@warrenbuffet5152]

Nah she's an airhead. OKC law school. Lmfao.

[@elasticheartdowntown]

Deadbeat is a major understatement in my opinion - my heart goes out so much to Tiffany Eichor and the horrors she had to endure at this monster's hand. Sadistic, evil monster seems a more apt term for this man - and yes, the death penalty absolutely should be sought. The brutal, relentless violence she was a victim of again and again is just unbelievable - only for her to spend her last moments on Earth at this man's mercy yet again, enduring prolonged pain that's impossible to comprehend. Unbelievably tragic and heartbreaking beyond words. Now even her memory is shrouded and partially obscured by the media sensationalism surrounding her tormentors which is yet another insult. Even in death she seemingly isn't free of him, and never will be. Not unless we focus on her and try and set her apart from these wretched people, and celebrate her lone bravery and strength for attempting to break free of him. R.I.P. Tiffany, and of course her poor parents.

[@mermaid06]

You really nailed it in your words. Spot on 👌💯

[@sweetanila26]

I agree. I hope justice prevails in this case for Tiffany and her parents.

[@GhostBergOG]

I remember this case. I use to work for a delivery company in Tulsa and have made deliveries to that house a few times before this happen.

[@guyfromostrava]

As for planting drugs, here's a story for ya... when I was like 13/14 I pissed out a local bully kid who was like 15/16 at the time, because I started hanging out with his ex girlfriend. He didn't like it at all and started looking for me to beat me up but I always managed to dodge him somehow. After a while he got pissed and concocted a plan. So this one day I came home and my mom just looked at me kinda pissed and said something along the lines of: "Once dad comes home, we're gonna have a chat.". When that happened I was always shitting myself, but I knew I didn't do anything wrong so I was only half shitting myself lol. So my dad comes home, we go to the living room and they close the door behind us. We all sit and my mom says: "Look, we had this letter in our mailbox saying that you owe someone for drugs and that you buy from them quite often. They even included a bag here..." and sure fucking enough, there it was, a little baggie with a white substance. I was dumbfounded and ofc I denied everything. My parents believed me because I was a straight-shooter but also, the letter clearly had a non-adult hand writing. Then it hit me, that it must have been that guy... They ended up flushing that stuff down the toilet and we were cool. But damn, for me it was like something from a movie. I couldn't believe someone would actually do something like that IRL. So glad my parents knew what kind of kid I was and believed me...

[@mccnt9918]

@@a1c3c3u it was just baking powder from the kid's mom's pantry. He knew the parents weren't gonna "check" if it was the real stuff. Lol

[@leecampbell8414]

What IRL? Thanks

[@acuteteacher]

@@leecampbell8414 IRL - "in real life"

[@aaronbyers2458]

Sending more drugs even though you still owe them money for whatever you got from them previously... Hell of a plug you got there

[@ContactsNfilters]

Dalia Dipolito (I forgot how to spell her name) called the cops on her husband 3 times saying he had drugs before she hired a hitman/uc cop. I guess she forgot to put the drugs where they could be found. 😆

[@linvi_chemutai]

The day the lawyer and the ex husband met, was the beginning of the end of their life. I'm glad the universe did not take too long in delivering justice. To hate a person that much, I simply can't comprehend. God bless the families affected by this evilness 🙏❤️

[@edaj2011]

How is this possible that a lawyer can be so careless in a crime of this magnitude. I’m Starting to think this world is not even real anymore. None of this makes any sense to me.

[@JovanLatte]

Right!? 10 years of schooling for different degrees and finally gets a law degree, eventually owning her own law firm and ends up on with a psychopath and drugged out and becomes a killer. WHAT😳🤦🏾‍♂️🙃🙃

[@fereyal]

@@JovanLatte Definition of "LOSER" to the max... I mean this one takes the cake over that "Doctor-to-be" Craigslist killer!

[@cindincanton3693]

I love your story telling! Going back to those I’ve missed!

[@janegreenly5279]

Thank you for making Friday better for all of us! 😁🥰 I look forward to your videos every week, your content is consistently high quality as well as being both educational and entertaining. Stay awesome, and as always, we love ya! ❤️ ✌🏻xo

[@ThatChapter]

Appreciate the support Jane!

[@archangelgabriel5316]

@@ThatChapter by the thumbnail, I thought Mike Last Chaptered himself.

[@terribongers2465]

@@archangelgabriel5316 😂😂

[@roisinmarie9368]

@@ThatChapter Mike there is a girl down further in the comments who donated $10 and she’s being made fun of saying you don’t care and will never acknowledge her, please prove them wrong. I know you’re busy and can’t read every comment but please make her day. She says she understands and didn’t donate for a shoutout but to thank you for all the content.

[@maudeleanor9592]

That last smartass remark about "their love for each other" made me howl. God, how I love you, Boy.

[@Kyra_of_Kerkyra]

Will never stop following you. You're the best true crime author on KZbin. Best wishes! ❤️❤️❤️

[@SaviorInTheSun]

Love how you can clearly see that Keegan's picture on her website vs the mugshot are clearly photoshopped. If only you could airbrush out bad decisions in your life too...

[@rachelblake2350]

Hey man, just wanted to say that as much as I love seeing your face, I've always respected you for not putting yourself in your thumbnails. It always felt like you put all the focus on the case and the serious nature of the crimes you detail. Your personality is enough to keep us coming back, and unfortunately you can't photograph that! Much love, keep up the good work.

[@randal_gibbons]

Mike's face was in the thumbnails up until 3yrs ago. How could you miss that? Don't ever become a detective.

[@HouseofStaci]

@@randal_gibbons 😂😂😂

[@nursebev2249]

@@randal_gibbons 😄😆

[@CantTellYou]

next comes the giant text bubble clickbaity graphics “can you BELIEVE she did THAT?!!! 😱🤣”

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

@@randal_gibbons you just destroyed that man’s whole career in 15 words… *God status; achieved.* 🤣👍

[@builtinsuspicion]

As you said this guy must really be something for Keegan to throw her life away like she did or she must have really been missing that special something from her life, who knows 🤷‍♀️. It's just really sad that 3 people had to die before this piece of rubbish was put behind bars 😔. Can't wait to see the final outcome. As always thanks for another interesting story told in true Mike style. Stay safe & remember we love ya.

[@marcusbillings1644]

He was a nut for sure. My cousin was the ex before this ex and he was a piece of work. Cocaine was in full force. Didn't seem to be a ladies man but he was very possessive.

[@d3xmeister]

You’re thinking too much. He’s crazy, she’s stupid. Simple as that.

[@kbm2055]

That and an introduction to a meth addiction.

[@pearlwhite3009]

Great storytelling, Mike. Don't feel alone, we all love you! 💞

[@karencallison4273]

You never disappoint Mike! Thank you so much for taking the time to investigate and give us great episodes! You are truly one of a kind!

[@roseelder7418]

Great video Mike. Makes me so angry when a woman throws away her whole life for some a..hole man who isnt with the time of day. Come on ladies we are better than this !!!

[@ash_tray]

Usually new partners of abusive people are told “my ex is a lying crazy bitch, I never did any of that!” And it’s fair enough for the new girl to take his side. It’s happened to me until I saw their true colors. But to be his lawyer, having the evidence laid in front of you, and to still take his side? And then to SLAUGHTER her and her family? That’s a whole different level of evil.

[@PoptartParasol]

How a woman that deranged was able to get a degree to be a lawyer I can't even understand...

[@m.y.o.b.724]

Well, she didn't have to undergo a mental health examination to become a lawyer. Apparently people like her are booksmart and can pass the bar exam, but common sense is another story. And yes, she's definitely an evil person for participating in a triple homicide. Just bc you're a lawyer, judge, or a cop doesn't automatically make you a law abiding, decent human being. She was most likely in her profession for the money.

[@sharrone32]

Mike your the best at telling real situations...with your own personality which is fabulous, good work xx

[@Angelstar7774]

I cannot believe this case did not get more publicity, I had never heard of it

[@brynnp3038]

Thanks for the stories, history, and geography lessons. I truly hope your life isn't as empty as you say. You bring a level of joy remembering how horrible people can be and how many loved ones we have who haven't betrayed our love and trust.

[@truepatriot8947]

We love ya mike! You definitely make my day better. Thanks for what you do buddy.

[@pieternel101]

' not hollow at all'. oh (suprised look)

[@bostonbrown6496]

It makes me happy, Knowing when I get statistically murdered....you might do my story. Thanks in advance homie!

[@mellosunshine7715]

I'm literally putting that request in my final wishes...😁👍🙏🤞

[@cricket_1472]

Hey Mike thank you for the great stories! You take care of yourself as well because you are loved too

[@halaltequila547]

she gives “i’m not like other girls” a new meaning…

[@TupDigital]

Mike, was that "circuitous route" from studying _electrical engineering_ to law an exceedingly clever and subtle pun, or a terrific accident? You can tell me.

[@Heather-ey1vb]

let's give the weekend a goo0o, Mike! love your quality content !

[@ThatChapter]

Thanks Heather!

[@reginarepp3639]

I grew up in Okmulgee County, Henryetta, Oklahoma. Graduated from Henryetta High School home of Troy Aikman. Mike , I love your videos and look forward to Tuesday and Thursday every week. Thank you for doing videos on cases we wouldn’t know about if you didn’t do the video!!

[@amyggg79]

It would be cool if Mike added historic murders. Where my mom lives over by Greenbriar, WV where back in the day a man was convicted of his wife’s murder because her ghost visited her mother and told her. She had been buried and they took it as an accident. There was an exhumation and a conviction. Hearing his take would be brilliant!

[@timespaceperspective701]

i love ghost stories too

[@chloed1924]

That's so interesting, do you remember any names from the case?

[@harleycubberley9347]

@@chloed1924 Zona Shue, I think

[@betsyj59]

@@chloed1924 I just looked it up and am starting to read the story - it looks like Zona Shue is also referred to as the Greenbriar Ghost.

[@kristaw2142]

Mike's my hero. This is what talent and determination, along with enjoyment on the job can do. You've come a long way, Mike. We are all grateful for you!

[@DeathMetalDerf]

I heard you doing a voiceover job with That Creepy Reading you did a few years ago, and I INSTANTLY knew I was hearing good old Mike!!! I'd know that smooth, buttery tone and cadence anywhere! Even at the bottom of the ocean! Love ya, Mike! Thanks for yet another entertaining video!!!

[@illone2]

you have the best sense of humor.. . I think I would watch ur channel no matter what you talk about. I watched every single 1 of ur videos I could find and more than once .. Keep up the great work.