The Twisted Case of Jared Chance

Jared Chance lived in Grand Rapids, and he had quite the history. When his friend Ashley Young went missing, he was the last person known to be with her. Then his neighbour discovers something in the basement...
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Couple of corrections to this story, this is from someone close to the case. - Jared robbed Ashley in 2013, not 2011 - Mario decided to check the basement after a friend of Ashley's started looking through the trash outside for her. A saw blade was found - James and Barbara weren't arrested. They walked in to be booked and bonded out immediately - Part of Ashley wasn't burned in the fire pit, no one knows what happened (except the obvious) - Barbara only served 29 days, James 14 - Ashley's parents are offering a cash reward for information leading to the return of Ashleys remains

[@keithdevlin1]

Thanks Mike! We all appreciate such precision, even with the travesty of the mere days that Barbara and James received.

[@tomrl6674]

How is it possible to help conceal a murder and get that for a sentence. Not equivalent

[@thricethekill]

Mike! Loves the channel! I’m sure you are at no loss for material , but take a look into Luke Woodham in a little town In Mississippi. I actually lived through this a one. Was my freshman year of high school!

[@jaybeam1466]

​@@tomrl6674 Special consideration might have been taken do to the fact that they were his parents. What the two of them did was obviously wrong, but they did it to protect their son. I don't think they had anything to do with the homicide itself. Anyone with kids can probably relate (at least a little.) The fact that they helped cut up the body makes it a lot harder to have any sympathy for them though.

[@normawagner-barnes8788]

Love everything about your way of telling these frime. Keep up the great work.🌟🌟🌟

[@golgoth7600]

When Ashley's mom gave the speech to that human garbage. I felt that. I felt the rage.

[@emiliyah8890]

Yes I felt that too and did you see him, he didn't even react just stood there smug...... I think motive was: he wanted her so bad but she would never give it up to him so he killed her so he could take her from the world.

[@neverburyyourenenmiesalive]

It was funny not gonna lie

[@heidih3048]

I felt the rage and the deep sorrow

[@heidih3048]

@@neverburyyourenenmiesalive That was actually funny to you? Jesus

[@misfitbrit1989]

@@emiliyah8890 classic case of "if I can't have you, no one can". Mom earned that rage.

[@gjxo9800]

Ashley’s mum being told she would never have kids, then miraculously having Ashley, only for her to be murdered by a complete monster in this way aswell. . Truly horrific I’m so sorry she had to go through that

[@prescott1960]

That tore my heart to pieces.

[@amityislandchum]

Her statement even got Jared's own defense attorney to cry. That was heartbreaking to listen to.

[@Meekahel]

@@amityislandchum I saw that. This is so sad...

[@leigh_carmichael]

Wanted to cry. Just terrible.

[@djstringsmusic2994]

@John Jones its called *'""emotions""'* try it some time.

[@Joelleluvshorses]

Hearing Ashley‘s mother yell at him. I think all criminals need that kind of face-to-face with the mother of victims.

[@morpheusbott3370]

That’d be giving the criminals too much satisfaction. Better to lock them in a room with the families for some time and anything goes.

[@TheFraggler]

I am surprised that the judge let it. Too many times the judge censors the family.

[@DumpsterFairy97]

@@TheFraggler they're entitled to victim impact statements

[@TheFraggler]

@@DumpsterFairy97 I know. But some judges don't allow the victims to talk at the criminals, or use foul language. That's what I'm saying. I don't think it's fair to stop them from making an impact, you know?

[@mneri84]

His lawyer was even wiping away tears thinking about his children and having defended this PoS

[@Miles-yl7cg]

Can we all just take a minute to appreciate Mario for his bravery and decision to do the right thing in spite of what must have been terrifying? Imagine looking in a dark creepy basement for a body knowing that the killer lives upstairs and doesn’t want it found.

[@WonderWhatHappened]

I'm not ashamed to admit that I shed a tear when Christine was ripping Jared a new one in court. Even his lawyer had to wipe his eyes.

[@angelao6711]

I noticed that, too. Trying to maintain composure.

[@willis9864]

You could feel her pain and anger, it made me sad no one should feel like that.

[@ice9594]

Wonder, I wish she'd been able to do what she said she wanted to..."rip him from limb to limb."

[@realsucka]

@@ice9594 Right? It wouldve been a very fitting punishment

[@heatheregger8808]

Yes! Made me cry!

[@wesleyleigh4063]

The mom screaming at him was so justified, so raw and honest. I'm so glad that was permitted. even sanctioned.

[@kaybee126]

Me too

[@mtshyna]

Same, I wouldn’t want to be on the receiving end of such a tone

[@emmettgraves4925]

Yeah, I’m pretty sure that was the defense lawyer who had to wipe his eyes. Powerful.

[@mrsjacobtiner]

SHE DESERVED EVERY MOMENT OF IT... 100%!

[@ms.annthropic6341]

@@emmettgraves4925 that hit me hard, too. That poor mother 💔

[@randomhero6365]

The parents carried and burned her dead limbs and only got 45 days and probation? That's absurd..

[@missmissy2668]

That badge has mighty powers

[@colleenwhitman9040]

It had nothing to do with a badge. The guy was no longer a cop and hadn’t been for a while. And the mom was never a cop so?? They got off lightly because they lawyered up and because the prosecution made the disgusting deal to keep a higher conviction rate and lower court costs..

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

@@colleenwhitman9040 what ever you gotta tell yourself

[@smokeandkippers]

As opposed to her live limbs?

[@ang_ro]

@@BalboaBaggins found the incel 😏

[@jaymelshea4994]

Makes me wonder how many times the dad broke the law while being a cop. SMH.

[@aladenya]

Wow those parents and that son are horrible. They can't even tell the mother of the victim where the rest of her daughter is.

[@BalboaBaggins]

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

[@RubyCallicoat]

@@clementine2001 Oh God. XD My eyes

[@mauricedavis8261]

🙏👼

[@mummybunny331]

That is real mean...

[@hadynwills3677]

His father disposed the rest of her!,sonny bubbles not the full quid.

[@kickthedragon99]

I respect the simple fact ThatChapter does not beg for “likes”, “subscriptions” and to join 10 other services. It’s actually a huge breath of fresh air and he seems hella wholesome. Straight to the point, I dig it.

[@Gioachina0279]

He and deadbug says are my favorite.

[@chickenlittle5095]

@@Gioachina0279 DeadBug rocks!

[@pitchdark2024]

That is why I always like the videos and I am actually subbed

[@jaredblanke2168]

You hit the nail on the head: no pandering, no begging and he’s appreciative of his followers. He lets his content speak for itself.

[@HeidiSue60]

Mike is my favorite true crime reporter. No one else like him

[@mamabearz4208]

Her mom made me sob. I'm so glad she was able to actually express herself

[@MystiDawn]

Absolutely! I've heard of cases where they tell the family of the victim to remain calm and respectful towards to POS during their victim impact statement (pardon if that's not the proper term) and that is ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS! They have every single right to say WHATEVER they feel! I'm so glad she was able to get that out. I wish she was able to take some of her rage out on him properly!

[@kmcd3020]

He should have been handed over to her to do as she wished

[@FlyingPusssyfoot]

@@MystiDawn do you remember the father that asked the judge "I just want 5 minutes alone with him." "Just 5 minutes" then charges the defendant? That would be me!

[@Zalerinae0491]

I'm guessing the man next to him during that was his lawyer and even his lawyer couldn't hold back the tears

[@makingchangery9267]

Oh me too. Sweet lady

[@pacw1955]

My heart goes out to Ashley’s mum. So much suffering… there’s nothing more painful than the lost of a child.

[@sophialove-mq6tt]

Yeah

[@knitter4years]

Her only one.

[@sarahreay16]

I can't believe his parents didn't get longer. Absolutely disgusting. RIP angel

[@jjfghjpnwf5119]

Meanwhile, some people are doing life for marijuana distribution... Welcome to America ma friends.

[@Hollylivengood]

Cop. What do you expect? We just had one arrested for drunk driving in her cruiser, in her uniform, which she was wearing off duty because her lover liked it when they screwed in her uniform. She had smashed into a guys fence, rolled up into his yard, was too drunk to stand up. Got nothing.

[@muchtested]

Where is Women's Lives Matter when you need them?

[@jjcoola998]

You can’t believe a cop didn’t get in trouble for disposing of a kids head, arms and feet?? Have you been paying attention to ANYTHING with the criminal justice system and police at all? And non cops can have a friend borrow their car and kill someone and the dude who lent them the car gets a life sentence even though they weren’t involved with the actual killing

[@deadinthewater218]

They have eternity in Gehenna all is well

[@KatTheScribe]

"We're so sorry"....my ASS, woman! If you're so sorry, help Christine find some peace & tell her where the rest of her daughter's remains are. My heart breaks for her mother 💔

[@joshuadowdle9691]

@Eventual Visitor God damn! I didn't expect that.

[@TDubIII]

Even Jareds lawyer is trying not to cry as the mom yells at him.

[@lyndilane2625]

I think he was crying.

[@unabashedlybroken6789]

Any human being would...I cried.

[@thelos3999]

Got me in the feels as well.

[@nvoid2597]

Yeah nah I don't think he was eh

[@TaraR669]

I agree, the lawyer felt for his client, not the mother. He was rubbing his shoulder the whole time during the sentence reading.

[@MalignDreams]

I'm actually in tears because of Ashley's mother. Sadly, though, none of her words even phased him. I'm not trying to be a downer but my brother's a psychiatrist and people like that don't care when you scream at their face. If anything he got off on it and he thought he had "won". If it was catharsis for her then I hope that she got some kind of relief, however small. But if anybody reads this know when you're dealing with narcissists, sociopaths, or both showing them your pain like this does nothing except give them their jollies. The best way to get at them is to make them feel like they are unremarkable, unmemorable, unintelligent. A narcissists and sociopaths worst fear is to be deemed unremarkable or ordinary in any way. May God not have mercy on his soul. Even as a Christian I know I shouldn't say that but I can't bring myself to wish any type of Mercy on him.

[@zoundstreetop]

Notice how barbara does not take any ownership through her language “I’m sorry this happened.” Not...”I’m sorry I raised a psychopath, aided and abetted in the abuse of a corpse, didn’t call the police immediately when my demon spawn told me he had killed a woman...” And that is exactly why jared is what he is. That the parents got essentially no punishment is disgusting.

[@maureenhastings2156]

Blechhh "I wish I could have done things differently..." Bitch, I have a LIST

[@ykgirl1967]

Permissive parenting at it's finest! Those 2 should have gotten life as well. They covered for him and helped him to become was he was and to not just admit it and return that girls whole body to her mom is unforgivable. I hope karma catches up with them!

[@inthezone4123]

Would it make a difference if we held parents accountable for the crimes of their children? I think so. I also believe that parenting should be taught in school.

[@karenl5971]

0 emotion in her voice, they should be locked up.

[@mssendfitness]

They will in the afterlife on judgement day. they will be sent straight to the devils den with the rest of people who got away with murder, and being an accessory to crimes.

[@sophiegates1300]

The way his parents “apologised” to Ashley’s mum 😬 so casual they sounded like they were talking about which day the bins need to go out, absolute monsters

[@evamolina2191]

They didn't. That video is their sentencing. They hide from all of us. We go to their home with posters and they still dont come out and say anything

[@TaRa_K]

@@evamolina2191 I'm assuming that you are related in some way to that beautiful angel. I am so very sorry for your loss. I can't imagine.. I'm sure Ashley is so proud of her family and friends, never giving up and fighting for her justice. You and yours will be in my thoughts and prayers for strength.🕯

[@NicStage]

Probably a good time for them to just keep their mouth shut.

[@davidhollenshead4892]

@@evamolina2191 You could paint yellow arrows pointing to their home in the street to go with the posters... Of course, it snows a lot in Michigan, it would be a shame if a contractor spilled roofing nails from their truck every month or two...

[@primesspct2]

And his dad was an ex cop?! They were sorry for “ what happened”!! Like it was an accident or some shit. They couldn’t even say they were sorry for what their son DID.

[@UzziahRoberts]

I feel this isn't the first time his parents have helped him like this, because of how fast they came to cover things up. Being that his dad was a policeman no telling what else he's done and they've covered up.

[@princess2none]

I hear ya...on the one hand he probably covered up alot but probably nothing this major because there was so much evidence in their possession good thing they're idiots tho

[@PoptartParasol]

Retired police dad, son who's been arrested more than 30 times with no consequences... yeah, I think you're right in saying this isnt the first time the parents bailed out their son once he was in trouble. I think after so many years of doing this over and over, a body was no problem and didnt even phaze them... that's horrifying stuff honestly

[@johnhagan8721]

yeah I wouldn't be surprised if the dad ends up being just another ex-cop serial killer

[@stacyneuman8619]

I was thinking the exact same thing.

[@commie_dog_boy]

Im not saying ACAB. But it is too easy for someone to get out of things when their family is a cop.

[@thescourge6989]

The fact that helping dispose of a corpse carries a max 5 year sentence but perjury carries a max life sentence is disgusting. Lying to a government, who constantly lies to us should not be seen as worse than the end of a human beings life.

[@mattgonzales774]

i agree with you 100%. i can understand how lying to detectives to cover up or impede a murder investigation, or filing a false police report, is illegal and should carry some sort of punishment. as for perjury, i can also understand its' illegality, especially if the act of lying under oath results in a dangerous criminal being found not guilty and being set free to harm more people. but even if that's the case, life in prison is what murderers are sentenced for literally KILLING. lying is not the same as murdering! 'life in prison' for perjury compared to the absurdly light sentence of 5 years for disposing a human body is ridiculous and quite backwards. how is lying under oath worse than desecration of a corpse?! again, even if those lies result in a murderer being found not guilty, it's a bit extreme to give the life sentence to the liar as a replacement for the murderer, right?

[@deadhotred]

Even Jared's lawyer was crying when Ashley's mom was talking to Jared. That hit me on a different level.

[@SuperUltimateLP]

Fck your right .... Not all lawyers have it easy :/

[@breadandcircus1]

A family of MONSTERS. I cried watching Ashley's mom addressing the monster who stole her daughter's life, and also pleading to know where her daughter's remains are at. Her pain is immense. How come those horrendous parents got ONLY a month in jail??? This is NOT JUSTICE !. REST IN PEACE, Ashley.

[@mdmmalou]

Not justice at all. 😡 What kind of judges are these..? Those monster parents are deeply guilty too, so unscrupulous and any sense of responsibility for a fellow human being. What an infinite inconsolable sadness to get your child back like this... Horrible! Why these psychopaths get off so easily is a gross miscarriage of justice!!

[@aq1184]

The dad was an ex cop, that's why

[@crystanick2697]

Pretty sure his lawyer cried at that part too.

[@KackieJennedy]

I cried too. Unbelievable the parents got away with their horrendous acts. Wtf... And their Jared boi... All his screws are loose... He should have never been out in society, even before the murder. He had done enough to be in jail. But mommy&daddy bailed him out every time. He was a serial killer in the making, imo.

[@Mariam-im7rc]

@@KackieJennedy if justice from the court system fails…. Then street justice for his bastard family

[@markharrisllb]

When your defence lawyer is in tears listening your victim's mother you know you’ve done something vile. His whole family are pretty disgusting and his parents got off far too lightly no matter what his father did for a job. Surely his dad should lose his pension for this behaviour. His mother sounds as sorry as the average person is when they bump into someone in a shop. Please don’t get into a relationship with a person thinking 'you can change them', the only person you can change is yourself.

[@TwoBs]

Yea, a lot of people give defense lawyers shit for the people they have to defend as if they always wanted to defend pieces of shite as their dream job since childhood or something, but for the majority of them, it’s a job that someone has to do. Like a dirty job, basically - things normal people wouldn’t want to do or couldn’t bring themselves to do, but a job that has to be done no matter what because everyone in the US deserves the right to a fair trial. No matter how heinous, they have a right to be represented. The people going into that field know they’re taking a risk and know that a lot of their cases will be lost, but they have to pretend to try. Seeing that grown man stand there next to his client in tears as the mother read her victim impact statement I think says it all, and he probably felt a lot of pain and guilt himself for having to defend such a POS. I don’t think he’s losing sleep for losing that case for his client at all, and I wouldn’t blame him one bit if he breathed a sigh of relief that the verdict was given in the manner that it was. As for the parents, I think it’s safe to say that connections played a part. They knew someone somewhere that lightened that slap on the wrist even more. Makes you wonder what else has been covered up with that bunch.

[@TheOneTrueKingg]

Yea, I kinda felt bad for that guy..probably a first for a lawyer lol.. kind of a rough spot to be in though. Someone Has to defend these "people". Its kinda nice to know some lawyers are human.

[@TheOneTrueKingg]

@@TwoBs Well said on the lawyer. I felt for the guy No Doubt.

[@jayakumariveeraraghavan1593]

I realised that the saying A leopard never changes its spots is true. I thought my husband would change time and again but he never did to his last breath. He's dead now but he remained abusive and a spendthrift all his life. Now I'm old, poor and struggling with cancer. My only relief is he died two weeks ago. I couldn't even divorce him.for various reasons mainly the lack of money. Never think a person will change because of kindness or love or you.

[@stephenchung8233]

oh look 20:50, such a kind lawyer patting the cold-blooded killer's shoulder to comfort him which he clearly doesn't deserve.

[@wickedmonkeylover]

I remember when the father of Ashley stayed at my hotel I was following the case then he checks in and tells me who he is. All I could do is offer him a free drink at the bar and listen to him as that case proceeded. I could feel the pain everyday he walked through my doors. I hope she found peace on the other side.

[@lisahinton9682]

@Artemist Grim Thank you for being an ear for him. You likely gave him quite a bit of comfort in so doing.

[@Kevin-px3yi]

One of my favorite things about this channel is that Mike doesn't act like so many other true crime channels and try to narrate his videos in a preposterous, over the top attempt at a "creepy voice."

[@hillcountry871]

Thank you, humor not a weird "" compassion voice ""

[@stephanie5249]

Yes! Totally

[@kennyhillery9066]

* tings

[@whiskeytangofoxtrot1986]

Imagine him say turty tree very very slowly trying to be creepy! 😂

[@fingers140]

@Kevin...Exactly! I can't even watch other crime videos, they just don't compare.

[@deekay6917]

With the amount Jared was in trouble with the law before this, you just know his dad was using his badge to pull strings behind the scenes to keep Jared out of more serious consequences. The parents did everything to enable his horrific behavior long before Ashley. It was only a matter of time before Jared figured they would help him out with murder too.

[@neilhickey4896]

Spot on.

[@MielforMilo]

The fact that the judge let her go off on him like that says a lot. Normally, any outburst in the court is a no-go.

[@pennyp7382]

Yes even with victim impact statements. I'm so glad she got to say it to him. She probably cried out in agony so many times before she was so strong to face him.

[@abebuckingham8198]

They typically don't allow you to berate the victim and her mother expertly avoided doing so. She yelled but everything she said was about her own feelings and experiences. It was surprisingly measured which is why I expect the court allowed it.

[@Darkstar-se6wc]

@@abebuckingham8198 - The victim? The victim in this case was her daughter.

[@Kim-ev8pr]

@@abebuckingham8198I’ve seen it many times. The victim impact statements are usually brutal…. As well as they should be!!

[@Oudeis000]

The compounding levels of injustice in this case magnify the wickedness of this case. First, Jared returned horrific evil for Ashley's tremendous compassion. Second, Jared's parents worsened the crime by making it harder to execute justice and by depriving Ashley's family of healing closure. Finally, the judge magnified the injustice by giving insufficient punishment to Jared's parents.

[@mockinbirds]

I’m really glad Ashley’s mother didn’t hold back, usually victim’s families are too forgiving when they don’t have to be at all, especially considering he essentially rubbed salt in her wounds by forcing this to go to trial just to prevent her being able to bury her daughter.

[@neverburyyourenenmiesalive]

Yeah hes a real bastard

[@Jabarri74]

@@neverburyyourenenmiesalive he looks like he has an iq of about 12 he probably doesn't remember plus being a druggie wont help

[@ginagina9592]

Usually courts don’t let you do this .. if the defense attorney objects to it... then the judge makes them stop

[@neverburyyourenenmiesalive]

@@PoptartParasol wow your soo great

[@neverburyyourenenmiesalive]

@@ginagina9592 yeah for a reason tho

[@TK-tl6ci]

Imagine being Ashley’s mom, forever searching for her daughter’s head, hands, and feet. How agonizing must it be every day, coming up empty. That is the worst torture

[@JET7C0]

I'm assuming based on the fact they burned some of the remains, and apparently just hadn't yet gotten to the others, but I assume it was their intention to burn them as well, that - not to be too morbid - I don't think there other remains existing that weren't just scattered ashes/pieces left over from burning them. It's definitely salt in the wound of already having killed her though, to put it lightly.

[@-._.-KRiS-._.-]

@@JET7C0 There should still be bones somewhere, as I doubt they were able to make a fire hot enough to turn bone to ash. Unless, they had access to some sort of incinerator, which should be looked into.

[@epowell4211]

Knowing that, at any time, on any day, until you die, you could get a call saying "we've found another piece of Ashley" must be horrible - there's no end in site for this ordeal, no completion, no closure. I don't know how her friends and family will move on.

[@kimberlyelkins4964]

Her mom crying out in pain and disgust to Jared brought tears to my eyes....powerful victim impact statement.

[@bonniemagpie5166]

Yes, this was more affecting that Sharon Tate's mothers confrontation with Ted Watson.

[@TheOfficialMikeRoot]

I knew Ashley when I lived in Allendale, Michigan on the outside of Grand Rapids. She was dating a buddy of mine who was living in a college town house back in 2013. His name was Moody. Great guy. She was a really kind person with a big heart. I was really shocked to hear she was murdered especially in this fashion. We all shared many meals together in those town houses and threw some real fun parties with our friends. RIP❤

[@azazello1784]

She had a big heart but a small brain. She thought any criminal psycho is a "victim of circumstances" and can be "reformed".

[@karenc3781]

Jared’s mother’s apology couldn’t have sounded more insincere.

[@cookiemonster6816]

Jared’s parents saying “sorry” is absolutely meaningless.

[@kindhearted88]

IF they were actually sorry they would tell that poor mother where the rest of her daughter is. His parents are as bad as him in my eyes.

[@jjcoola998]

My man got less time for destroying part of a GIRLs body than people get for non violent drug possession cuz he’s a pig

[@keatonscreations]

They burned that poor girls hands, feet and head and the mom had the audacity to say, “I’m sorry for how things happened.” Sorry for how things happened? How about you’re sorry you raised a monster and disposed of a woman’s body.

[@leigha2814]

@WiLD CHiLD White cop privilege in particular.

[@edgaralanfrog]

They sure as hell weren’t sorry helping their son get rid of some of her remains

[@Hey___you]

I actually cried when her mom yelled at him. That poor lady.

[@scottmatznick3140]

Me too.

[@PrettyDancingPhonics]

The sheer agony in her voice....heartbreaking

[@heatheregger8808]

Me too! Just commented on her poor mom😥💕

[@jessicabain4229]

Here to say "same" 😢

[@wendywarrior2264]

She was more calm than I would have been! Bless her heart and bless her Angel!

[@ky03tmoses18]

This was all super crazy and disturbing. I knew Jared for a long time before all of this happened. I met him back in 2004 or 2005. He used to come to my house. I wasn't super close to him, but he was close friends with a lot of my close friends. When I heard about this I was extremely shocked. Deep condolences to Ashley's family.

[@zardoz_ii2061]

Jared's parents should have been given a FAR stiffer sentence. Especially given they didn't try to help recover the last of Ashley's remains.

[@wendywarrior2264]

Let’s hope their community gives them shit for breathing air! Monsters, the lot of them!

[@evie5375]

for real! the least they could do was tell people where the rest of her was, cause they had to know.

[@horseface3725]

When Ashley's mother started yelling, that truly broke my soul. Poor parents did not deserve this, RIP Ashley ❤️🕊

[@SpacemanXC]

There's so much pain in the world. It really is overwhelming.

[@karawigley6231]

Even his attorney was trying not to cry, he even did a little bit. You could see him choking up. Sad.

[@wajtopaz4073]

I cried listening to Ashley's mum, how cruel that he wont disclose where the rest of Ashley is and his parents mg despicable and so was their pathetic sentence, if my son came to me having done that, I would have reported him, beyond comprehension.

[@twigstudios]

Not gonna lie, it hurt to hear her...I teared up

[@Helen-sound]

I bet his parents have never shouted at him like that . Parents like that usually make all about them and how they’re going to face the neighbours but never discipline. They just bail them out and sweep it under the carpet.

[@missingaria2503]

Jared's lawyer back there crying and nodding when Ashley's mother screams says it all I think.

[@musewithscissors2069]

You'd hope that would be an "ah ha" moment for him when he realizes, "You know, I should probably stop being a scumbag defense attorney trying to get worthless pieces of crap off on horrific crimes."

[@brendanzhang7488]

@@musewithscissors2069 these cases actually ruined their reputation so unless friend with parents or they got paid dump truck money then yes

[@ZastinHuynh93]

@@musewithscissors2069 could he have been court appointed?

[@22Maggy22]

@@musewithscissors2069 see that isn't right either. Of course it sucks that these scumbags have an attorney but that also means that their basic human rights are still very much in place, which is a good thing. Even though he is a monster. He still is a human being and deserves to have a defense. Its the job of the rest of the court system to make sure it that them having an attorney doesn't do shit for them when they are guilty. So lets not blame attorneys for doing their job. Im sure as it is, it aint fun all the time to do this. This is the scumbags fault. Lets not deflect because we are angry. Having that raw emotion thrown into your direction by that poor mother must have been tough for that attorney. Glad that piece of shit wont get out of jail ever now.

[@blackhaze7350]

@@musewithscissors2069 You can't blame a defense attorney for doing his/her job since everyone has a right to fair trial.

[@heathercloete7450]

His parents should have gone to jail for much longer. I think it shocking that they helped their son cover up a murder.

[@janinemccartha1811]

Hi TC. Why did his parents not do any time in prison for being accessories after the fact? It almost seems as if this was a set up scheme against her family, probably for no reason other than them being liars. Like your channel & hopefully watch again. Peace to you & all, love, Janine Smiley✌👍🆒️☕🍩🆒️☕🥧🆒️☕🍰🙂😀😎😏😉🦓🦄🚘🎡🎢🎠💒🌝🌞🌚🌜🌛🏡

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

The real heroes are the three roving guys with baseball bats. Probably the only time this guy had ever been held accountable for his actions in his life.

[@lisajean228]

Maybe they could pay him another visit

[@millsmami]

I was cracking up when he said that.. I knew it was probably drug related but they did a job thing anyways.🤣

[@ticketyboo2456]

Mr. Ryan they should visit his parents next

[@hansolo631]

@@millsmami Maybe Jared was selling them the shit he kept OD'ing on. Maybe he made one of theirs OD. Maybe he told the cops where he got the stuff he OD'd on. Who knows

[@SexyNinjaMonkey]

@@hansolo631 he prob would have been selling for them, when they came to collect he didn't have the cash cause he took more than he sold.

[@Datura981]

I think he won't tell them anything more because it would incriminate his family further. I can guarantee you the parents know more.

[@angm7276]

What kind of parents help cover up a crime like that! That’s disgusting. They should all be in jail.

[@solarpanel8195]

Ya I gotta say I would do almost anything for my child but if my kid call me like Dad I killed an innocent person ima say welp it was nice knowing u lol

[@CoffeeBrainzz]

They found Ashley’s skin in the sink trap, I think they were literally going to hacksaw her into pieces and send her down the garbage disposal.... 🤢🤮 how sickening. At what point is too much for these parents 🤦‍♂️

[@solarpanel8195]

@@CoffeeBrainzz those people are idiots then because theres Far Easier ways to get rid of a body. Batter acid in a special container - problem solved. but then again, intelligent people dont generally help their child cover-up a fucking murder. smh

[@CovidConQuitTheCensorship]

Agree 100%

[@jillsmcfarland2001]

Pity

[@Delicate_Disaster]

A month in prison for destroying a body and covering up the crime and refusing to say where her body is!? Un-fucking-acceptable!

[@Vult_2233]

its now 200 years lol

[@duckmcgee8979]

That's called privilege

[@Carab3671]

I bet he didn’t take the plea deal because it would’ve further incriminated his parents

[@eljayexplorer]

He had nothing to say for himself. Truly pathetic. Oh, and let’s not forget his parents: phony, heartless, and should be ashamed of themselves.

[@mandalorianhunter1]

I want a law that will punish parents for enabling their terrible children

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

@@mandalorianhunter1 there is but they got away with it

[@BalboaBaggins]

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

[@mandalorianhunter1]

@@BalboaBaggins It's more of that fool who wants to help everyone and then gets fucked over instead of getting into a relationship with the wrong person

[@daftlikejack]

@@BalboaBaggins i wouldn't categorize a callous murderer as 'terrible taste'. Next time try not blaming the victim...

[@mae1000]

The speed at which you’re pulling these out... thank you for keeping us well fed 💗

[@ThatChapter]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@jo-annfat-bricks2471]

@@ThatChapter You ever hear of Maryanne Measles killed in New Milford, Connecticut...?

[@sint0xicateme]

Every Tuesday and Friday 3 PM EST

[@aubsesque]

@@ThatChapter honestly your consistency with these videos is a real bright spot to my week. thank you, thank you.

[@mrmillcake8525]

oh, your monsters... =]

[@wendywarrior2264]

Jared’s Mom isn’t sorry, just sorry she got caught!

[@vikkimcdonald7980]

Agree!

[@evamolina2191]

That video was their sentencing. The never, and i mean not one single time, even attempted to apologize or do the right thing. They have never said a word! They laughed in our faces at court for 19 months! Laughing at her mother's pain, laughing at all of us that loved her.

[@mattschemmer3091]

Someone always says this about people who get caught for anything. What evidence is this based on? If they were socio/psychopaths, they wouldn't have helped their son, because it was entirely to their detriment, and he, as someone who IS likely a manipulative psychopath, appealed to their empathy, and begged and pleaded for their help. And they were very stupid and helped him. That's why they put up with him their whole lives. That's not how psychopaths act...it just isn't. They likely had empathy, and they likely felt bad for what they did. Doesn't make it OK, doesn't mean they should've done it, doesn't mean they aren't bad people for doing it. There's no specific reason to think they don't actually feel bad about what they did. It's human nature to do stupid shit and feel bad for it. Yep - even really really, really, awful stuff. Especially when a family member is emotionally manipulating you into doing it. Not an excuse, just an explanation.

[@g-forcesa1591]

@ Eva Molina so sorry for your loss.

[@sandrag3854]

Weak apology. Seemed put off by having to do it.

[@medea27]

This makes me SO damn angry - I hope Ashley's mum sues Jared's parents for every damn cent they have. 14 & 29 days for _knowingly helping their son cover up a murder???_ I've seen people jailed for years for 'accessory' when they were literally under threat of their own life! So much for law enforcement being held to a higher standard... and this went way beyond protective parents too, his father _knew_ his son committed a grievous crime to an innocent young woman who was trying to _help_ the useless piece of shit that _they_ had raised & done nothing about. Even their other son had more of a moral compass than his parents. It's revolting. Thoughts with Ashley's mum & RIP Ashley 💜🤍💜

[@skateywatey]

can we just take a moment and appreciate dimitri for not helping jared cover up and mario for calling in the body. like there was no hesitation *edit* SO some people seem to be taking this comment wrong. i'm not trying to put dimitri on a pedestal or praise him for doing something we all WOULD HOPE a decent human being would do... and should do... i'm saying I have been watching a lot of true crime, and friends & families often help cover-up their loved ones' crimes. that is all and i'm glad it wasn't the case

[@StamfordBridge]

For doing what normal human beings would do. Now the killer’s parents on the other hand ...

[@mjolninja9358]

@@StamfordBridge Dmitri must’ve known Jared’s bullshit lmfao

[@WynnterGreen]

Dimitri was too busy burying bodies of his own.

[@kustomized4886]

He helped in the right way as opposed to his parents. I'd never want to admit that pack of enablers and criminals were my family.

[@guesswho175]

Ive been tellin ppl 4yrs Trust No One

[@JustAGalOnTheGo]

Those parents are LIARS!!! They aren’t grieving for Ashley, they are only grieving the loss of their monster son’s future. If they were any better than their son they would have given the answers that everyone is desperately seeking, but no...they are just as self serving as their POS son. I was glad that he didn’t get death and that he got an actual life behind bars sentence. He deserves every last second of it. RIP Ashley.

[@lambdaweaponscache5394]

I thought the same. Sometimes death is too merciful for people who do these things. We can do our best to serve them a living hell before eternal darkness drags them away.

[@steverogers2603]

Until society accepts my proposed idea to catapult turds like this into the sun, 100 years in prison will have to do.

[@ashleyhumbyrd7274]

Agreed. Other inmates don’t look kindly on men who murder innocent women.

[@millsmami]

Jared looks like he did EVERYTHING that anybody ever said he did.

[@Positive_affirmations3]

Lmao spot on girl

[@Leoprincess3038]

Man right??

[@millsmami]

@@Positive_affirmations3 I posted that as soon as Mike posted Jared's pic..I was like whoaaaa..he did it..all of it.!!😩🤣

[@millsmami]

@@Leoprincess3038 He has that crazy freaky uncle meth head thing look going on ..🥴😂

[@Cwn41]

I actually snort laughed. You’re so right 😂😂

[@5954ldydi]

Those parents should have done a minimum of 5 years in prison (for each one). Absolutely heartbreaking. I pray for her mother, family and friends.

[@aoefeable]

It’s disgusting how little time the parents received.

[@evamolina2191]

They actually served less than the sentence. Barbara did 29 days and James did 14

[@veganandlovingit]

@WiLD CHiLD yeah black people never get away with stuff, OJ Simpson, Jessie Smollet.....

[@deadinthewater218]

Don’t worry they will rot in helll

[@melissas7589]

@WiLD CHiLD it was a white woman who died. sigh Im all for blm but this shit gets old.

[@Saltyb1tch87]

"Basic bitchness of criminality" iconic.

[@Dannydarknessx]

Started crying when Ashley’s mom started yelling. She has been through so much. I hope she finds peace somehow

[@pryncesslove88]

Same! Even the attorney seemed to be holding back tears

[@lb1049]

Instant tears

[@mckaylaaelisee]

Heartbreaking

[@neverburyyourenenmiesalive]

I dont have it in me to feel sad for her

[@neverburyyourenenmiesalive]

Its just the way i am

[@kittyroars8758]

Jared's parents seem as devoid of any emotion and remorse as he does. The bad apple came from a bad tree.

[@mrsjacobtiner]

ROTTEN FRUIT

[@aq1184]

And his dad was a cop for decades. Imagine how many people he hurt and wrongfully imprisoned throughout his career.

[@spaomalley]

from bad land

[@Patienthost]

I noticed. Helped him hide evidence? Like hands feet, and head, maybe. Or whatever, either way. Horrendous, despicable people!

[@marinareynero9630]

dirty rotten scandalous azz tree they shud make like a tree & leaf!hey kitty roars my name is kitty aswell yes i want a 🍪 & a high 5 j/k lol -Lilia, Kitty S.A.T.X.

[@vasily2022]

The reason why that monster became gradually more and more of a monster is his parents. They never held him accountable. If parents can cover for their little monster and carry bits and pieces of another person's child in a box, then there isn't anything they can't or haven't already covered.

[@barneyronnie]

They deserved to be discontinued.

[@barneyronnie]

They deserve to be discontinued.

[@lionelluva]

The parents are disgusting. They should’ve gotten years, not days in jail. Corrupt justice system.

[@topspot4834]

They're not parents. Parents don't cover up their kids murder. Maybe a friend or a spouse might, but not a real parent. I love my kids to death, but no way I'd ever consider covering up a murder. Like I said, parent!

[@skepticusmaximus184]

I'd say decade(s).

[@SuperNuclearUnicorn]

@Nah mate lol what does that have to do with anything? And the dude isn't much of a looker either

[@huckleberryharrison6248]

Seriously. We should develop AI just to hand out sentences. They deserved years.

[@sega62s]

Agree, now i know why lots of things are fucked up in USA...

[@1crazywife]

Her smile was infectious and her laugh loud. She was the kindest, sweetest person anyone would ever meet. We love you Ashley and miss you so much.

[@stevus23]

Did you know her? I'm sorry if you did, so sad.

[@1crazywife]

@@stevus23 yes! She is my family. 😭

[@stevus23]

@@1crazywife oh wow I'm so sorry to hear 😪❤

[@1crazywife]

@@stevus23 Thank you

[@moonchild2171]

@@1crazywife so sorry for your families loss. That bastard and his parents should never see the light of day again. God bless her Mother and all your family. Can’t imagine how painful this must be for you all x 🥲

[@cackalackaboi9737]

Just finished changing a flat tire in the rain, only to get back in the car and see a notification for a new episode. Mike, once again you come through to make each Tuesday and Friday better

[@bedazzledmisery6969]

Man, I'm sorry about your tire. Best of luck and hopefully nice clear skies coming your way quickly.

[@rickryan344]

Was it tree turdy?

[@Gloria00082]

Sorry to hear about your tire. Now you can get home safe and warm to watch That Chapter. Hope your day gets super better❤❤❤lots of hugs from New Jersey.

[@pageribe9412]

Yep!

[@chrissieroxba2949]

Sorry to hear about your tire AND the rain... its nice and sunny here in Oklahoma! Safe travels!

[@Oxytaycin]

The mothers statement to him absolutely broke my heart I’ve never cried so hard

[@CERTIFIEDBABEWRANGLER]

I'm all for being a supportive parent, but I think when your kid's committed murder, its time to give up

[@dorn0531]

Exactly right

[@SessVlogs]

Helping him turn himself in WOULD have been the supportive thing to do. I can’t imagine ever being so callous as to think that my child’s lies are more important than another family’s peace.

[@onelove2438]

Well said

[@HalfZatoichi]

@@SessVlogs it would if there is any chance at rehabilitation. It isn't much supportive when your prison system is so unappologetic. Admitting to a crime in the US is idiotic.

[@Helsinki9430]

For real

[@caseface4286]

"So get comfortable there Jared. Better put the kettle on." Irish and adorbs.

[@yxvm]

Ashley mom broke me. No peace for the rest of her days. She will never be the same and only going thru life breathing the unbearable pain until her last. Poor poor woman. My heart aches for her.

[@chrisvalentine3122]

Yea, these videos are always sad, but hearing her voice justifiably screaming at him made me cry so much. Her pain is a ocean I don't even know the depths of.

[@SignOfTheTimes008]

I can't imagine being so lucky to have kids when the odds were against you, and then loosing that child in such a horrific way.

[@jessicamarie6611]

I've never been so mad at the outcome of one of these cases. I can't imagine that his parents are out & about, no consequences to their actions. Ashley's mom is my hero for the way she spoke to him. God be with her.

[@fredfletcher9966]

I felt like crying hearing Ashley's mothers pain. Her only child, a miracle child She's lost her any grandchildren and it didn't have to happen! She doesn't know where her daughters remains are. Tragic

[@asiadenney7030]

Yes.. I have an 8 year old son and I can't imagine her pain.. oh lord give her some piece one day

[@jdessell]

People who drink 2 beers and then get behind the wheel could spend more time in jail than Jared's parents did for covering up a murder. Also, don't think him being an ex cop didn't play in favor of his light sentence. Disgusting. It's not a justice system, it's a "Just-Us" system.

[@Parallelwurlds]

The parents burned her identifying parts. Hands, feet and head. That family literally tore apart and obliterated that young girl

[@rosemadder5547]

And got 30 days in jail and probation 😡 my ex got 6 months for beating a dog. A dog is apparently more valuable than this girl and her family to our justice system, when dealing with an ex cop like Jared's dad.

[@The_Primary_Axiom]

Wait his parents helped him cut her up too? I thought they just kept hush hush

[@lemonlove9135]

sinkiy Nope they cut her up and burned her

[@The_Primary_Axiom]

@@lemonlove9135 Christ, wtf kind of parents do that.

[@jessicabarczewski1910]

And cutting off hands, head, and feet is so antiquated. Forensic science has come so far that just a drop off any part of your body and BOOM... Positive ID

[@vickiclark1998]

I am a parent. I love my children without end. That being said, never would I ever help them cover up their crimes. I would have no remorse or guilt calling police to report what I knew. In fact, my 32 year old son is awaiting trial for his own piss poor choices. I say it's exactly where he needs to be. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. I hope they can find the rest of Ashley's remains one day.

[@ketura_v_art]

Just imagine the things he did when he was a cop ... Just. Imagine.

[@ambertears8707]

I was thinking the same thing. All of his old cases should be looked at again. No way he wasn’t corrupt af!

[@kathberry8]

you bet

[@wajtopaz4073]

Spot on

[@KatieBaker89]

Especially out in that area of Michigan...

[@bensantellano]

Who polices the police? One of the great questions of all time.

[@___LC___]

His mother seems completely unapologetic. She was going to take care of her precious psychopath no matter the cost to another family.

[@sirenscall3717]

Yep- I mean...damn.. I love my child and will love him no matter what.. but at the same time..I'm not going to enable him with a fucking murder. Absolutely crazy.

[@saayalinagar4801]

"Her precious psychopath" sent me

[@Lucyinthskyy]

No wonder she raised a psychopath

[@diego032912]

@Yardbirds 68 I find it hilarious there are people like all of you that are high and mighty but have probably never been in a truly compromising situation before. No one knows what they going to do or how they’ll act when these things are actually happening in real time and having a material effect on them.

[@shawnsmith780]

Yep. The parents seem a bit sociopathic themselves. They should be behind bars for the next 30 years.

[@stoppropaganda2573]

Just imagine the shit Jarred's father was up to during his thin blue lying career! Another bummer story Mike ... thanks!

[@evie5375]

for real,,, if he did this kind of shit after, i can't even imagine the horrible shit he'd do with all that power

[@BlisaBLisa]

lmao thin blue lying career... gonna use that one

[@scientistatwork4667]

My thought too... that cop must have done some bad shit. Police reform and oversight is so sorely overdue all over the US

[@jamesmueller8701]

@@scientistatwork4667 ,,, But "We the People" are told that we should trust all cops... Yea, send a cop to a mental health breakdown... """ Drop the knife""",,, ""He was 40 feet away"", ""i thought he was going to attack me"",,, ""I had to shoot till the clip was empty""",,, ""he kept twitching and moving with each round i shot into him""... "So all of my fellow officers and i secured the scene, by emptying our clips"... NO, NO , NO ,,, 35 rounds fired by us was needed for "officer safety"...

[@LatriceDiane]

Jared doesn't seem smart enough to think to hide Ashley's identifiable parts. That was all the dad and moms doing. I can't believe they just basically got to walk away Scott free! Did the police check their premises thoroughly, do they have a holiday home, a farm, etc. Just like the Laundries but much worse. Smh Nothing stays hidden forever so hopefully the rest of Ashley's remains will be located one day.

[@rebekahjcowan]

I saw a snippet of one of your old videos about the Cecil Hotel in a netflix documentary! I felt like a proud mum lmfao

[@goodbreew]

literally same, haha!

[@TheRealBatCave]

Lol

[@kilobravo449]

Saw it too! I thought, "That's our Mike!!!!" Felt the mum pride as well!!!! 😀👍💖

[@beverlyamarantes9775]

I saw that also and felt proud because I love Mike's videos so I am not the only one.

[@moonblossomsa]

Me too ❤

[@jebplayz8635]

Feel completely heartbroken for Ashleys’s mum. As for Jared’s parents, they are just as evil as him!

[@ritaheilig6671]

If only daughters would listen to their mothers when they KNOW the new boyfriend is trouble and probably dangerous. Such a tragic case. The poor woman.

[@webbess1]

@@ritaheilig6671 I know it's not politically correct to say, but it probably would have helped if she had a dad. Unfortunately, her mom picked a shitty guy too.

[@shawnsmith780]

Not every bad child is the product of bad parenting...but this one was. Mom and dad bailed him out of every little thing, made sure he never had to accept any real responsibility for anything he did. Even in the end they tried to hide the murder. They should be serving life sentences as well.

[@Cherokee913]

That victim impact statement by her mom is one of the most genuine I've ever seen. I know everyone experiences and processes grief differently and often don't want to give the killer even more of themselves by showing extreme pain. But I can't imagine being calm while addressing someone who murdered someone I love. I give Christine kudos for laying into him like that. He deserves it. I hope she finds some semblance of peace. Rest in peace, Ashley. 🕊

[@LunaOyaShe]

Ashley had beautiful eyes! And the fact that she was a miracle baby only to die in such a horrific manner is absolutely heartbreaking. I can't _believe_ the parents got such little time. May that poor woman find peace one day....😔

[@ZacharyDietze]

So basically he said “lol no” to finding the rest of her body and the earliest release of around 30 years, and all because he wanted to cause more pain to her family. Damn. Pretty sick too that the maximum the parents got were 45 days, they obviously had a lot more to do with the situation, especially the dad, who was surprisingly in jail less than the mom. This whole case is absurd. No justice has been served.

[@shademillith]

I reckon he's doing that to try and protect his parents. I'd put money on the remaining body parts being buried or thrown somewhere on their property.

[@lemonlove9135]

Personally I think him doing that is because the rest of her is buried on the property which when his parents die he gets, and he doesn’t want any problems with that

[@NyxyPixie]

I know this is an old coment but I also suspect he's also so used to his parents getting him out of trouble, he probably didn't realize he was actually going to have to face consequences until the cell was locked behind him.

[@Kitty-mb4hy]

If her head, arms and legs were burned there may very well be nothing to find? There was a case in my country where a man's whole body was burned to pretty much two or three pieces coal each of which could fit into a hand.

[@hillaryh.5197]

Evil, not sick. Change the narrative.

[@laurensuty2760]

God you can really feel the emotion in her mom's voice when she addressed Jared. I can't imagine the pain she must be going through

[@boatwreks]

Ya it’s weird tho after the sentence someone to 100-200 years they think that letting the family yell at him is gonna do anything. I understand they are sad but I really doubt guy even heard anything after the sentence. Like spend the rest of yr life in prison and we’re gonna yell at you!

[@xx-svnv]

@@chasingbirds8604 🤔 her one and only daughter was brutally murdered by that sicko, he is LUCKY all she did was yell at him.

[@Nairung1395]

@@boatwreks I think it was done for the mother and not as an additional punishment for the scumbag, isn’t it kind of obvious

[@erikasolnc]

I think sometimes it's a good thing that courtroom let family scream out their pain. It's not about how screaming affects that guy, but how family can release bottled up emotions at someone who did this.

[@ARISUinW0NDERLAND]

@@boatwreks I think it was more for the family than for him.

[@p_roses_89]

The fact there was never any motive…… Love the content. Thanks for uploading! Rest in Peace Ashley. I’m so sorry you had to endure what you did. Life truly is cruel. It’s always the good people who are taken advantage of.

[@aryastark575]

He would have gotten 31 years if he took the plea deal. He ended up getting 100-200 years. I'm so loving that he rejected that deal 😂

[@reignman30]

I wonder if he can still make a deal to tell them where her head is. Otherwise he'll always have that over them.

[@bonniea.1941]

I think he couldn’t take the deal because revealing where her remains were would have implicated his parents.

[@budwhite9591]

@@bonniea.1941 exactly

[@elduderino7767]

@@bonniea.1941 even if he took the deal it was just a minimum - he'd never be released regardless, he can have a minimum of 1 year

[@wendygurley6739]

Hahahahaha sucker deserves everything he gets and more! What a sicko

[@nghtwtchr9]

Ultimate example of bad parenting, overindulging their children! His parents created this monster!

[@melisentiapheiffer3034]

Yup!

[@bevcrusher4177]

It's rarely over indulgence actually. It's far more often a result of neglect and bad role models.

[@ginagina9592]

They should be charge with her murder with her blood in the car and knowing they were moving her body from one place to another.

[@ashleigh_whatever]

Ashley was so beautiful inside and out. She looks like someone I would have been friends with. My heart shattered when the scene of her mother screaming at the murderer came on, so much heart break and pain. RIP Angel Ashley, look over your mama who loves you so much xxx

[@neneshubby]

His parents with that emotionless, flat, fake “I’m sorry”. What a crock, they’re only sorry they were caught. If I’d been on that call I’d have said “Bull-Sh1T!”

[@moonchild7449]

The pain in her mother's voice was heartbreaking.

[@yMeNorDoFluXox]

Well what do u expect? Her daughter was killed

[@wht-rabt-obj]

He doesn't know where her head is, because his parents got rid of it. But, he won't tell the court that, because he doesn't want his parents to get into trouble.

[@scharf74]

Yep

[@JET7C0]

That's pretty clearly the case based on the interview he gave with that reporter - that's why he said he wanted to help but couldn't, because then he'd be putting his parents on the line for lengthy time in prison themselves. I actually feel bad for the younger brother if it's the case he really didn't have anything to do with it, or didn't want to, which it seems to be given he wasn't charged. His immediate family is fucked up: his brother is a murderer, while both his parents dealt with and probably burned parts of the victim.

[@katybug6572]

Wow ur prol right.. that’s sick

[@HeyItsJustMe]

Ashley's mother😭💔😭💔As a mother,I can't even imagine 😭💔Thankful she got to tell that pos how she felt! Jared's parents, despicable!!!!

[@RealTaIk]

"I regret doing it" is always shit someone says who got caught. They don't regret doing it, they regret getting caught

[@guesswho175]

Not all the time He didn't or can't have empathy....Crazy Shit 🙏 R.I.P. Ashley 🙏

[@joec361]

You ain't lying!

[@rocknrollcannibals]

30 days in jail and a year of probation is what I got for driving on a suspended license. Little did I know I could have been hiding bodies for that kind of time.

[@rocknrollcannibals]

@John Mags no, just poor.

[@tommyortega7796]

@@rocknrollcannibals lmao

[@AcolyteOfLucifer]

That's the US justice system for you, well when you're a former officer that is.

[@Druzier]

@John Mags what kind of question is that??!!

[@nandomorales43]

@@Druzier he’s a virtue signaler

[@hmneill]

Ashley’s mother’s righteous rage made me cry. And then his parents’ weak ass apology so gross.

[@spartan89988]

I binge true crime and all stories like it and nothing has ever brought me to immediate tears like Ashley’s moms words. They just hit me in my core and I got goosebumps. Know I that this was the first time I’ve just broken down over the words of the victims family makes me hate Jared even more for just sitting there and not showing any sympathy

[@TheThora17]

I thought the EXACT same thing about both- I cried too- such pain... and the pathetic blank look and empty apology given..,

[@ebb8511]

@@spartan89988 💯💯 I am a true crime person too, and nothing has affected me so quickly like the rage of Christine Young. I was so proud of her. I would love to tell her that, but I don’t even want to remind her of this POS.

[@senjas7464]

@@spartan89988 this had the same effect on me. I rarely cry watching victim impact statements or statements of family. But this had me crying right when she started.

[@jujulionesselsa1416]

Thank you so much Mike. This tragic case left me broken 😢 The cruelty that Ashley went through is beyond evil.

[@jillybean7011]

Wth kind of sentencing was that that was handed down to his parents??! There are people who have done more time for shoplifting!! Smh...sad and disgusted.

[@razztazz1982]

I agree. They should have received at least 10 years for their involvement. Vile people, all of them.

[@taylorwashington7682]

I guess being a former cop has its privileges.

[@elh1977]

Right and a joint 🙄

[@iscreamatyou769]

As others have said, hopefully the community makes his parents life miserable. They willingly helped move, burn, and desecrate Ashleys body. Thats disgusting.

[@whitedragoness23]

I’ll be surprised if they weren’t driven out of town....

[@lyndawadsworth8572]

Hope they pull his pension,and why wasn't there and obstruction of Justice charge? Weak judge to not give max sentence.

[@traceyj2765]

ALOT of cops, judges, prosecutors and the like are members of secret societies; Freemasons, etc and are involved in other occultic activity. All the criminal or cop or lawyer has to do is give a hand signal and the charges are dropped or reduced. It’s all part of creating the NWO. Sounds crazy but if you’re laughing, you should wake up

[@dr.coomer789]

Hey i knew i was bound to find a crack vendor ☝️

[@brownbreakfast]

Seems like he got away with shit all his life. His parents excused him time and time again. No wonder he didn’t know where to draw the line

[@misaspasic4295]

Nah he knew EXACTLY where to draw the line

[@joebrinson5040]

His parents didn't know where to draw the line. The acorn doesn't fall far from the tree.

[@cvan6342]

Agreed! My in laws treat their grandson the same way... never holding him accountable, always bailing him out of situations. I’m afraid he’ll end up the same.

[@ChRiStY4t5]

Then helping him just tells me why he was a disgusting excuse for wasting oxygen

[@ohsarahmarie]

Hey, this story is from my home town! Ashley's parents stayed at the hotel where I was bartending during the 2019 September trial. Very traumatizing for both of them. Kristine was very kind. I remember seeing the back of her T-shirt and holding back tears. Dana, her partner, was an absolute joy and always polite. Ashley's dad spent most of the time in the bar. He was usually making jokes, asking me about myself, or talking about his Irish heritage, but when he spoke of the trial, his demeanor changed. The first time he sat down, he said to me, "Do you know who I am? Do you know what he did to her? That was my little girl." He called Jared a monster. I still remember what he drank, what Kristine and Dana ordered. This story shook our city. This shook me to the core. RIP Ashley.

[@sirenscall3717]

I'm sure it meant a lot to them to have someone kind just to listen.

[@emilyflotilla931]

Another Hollander here! So awful..

[@saviahhunter1826]

@@emilyflotilla931 Another Hollander here as well!!

[@Cheeky.Cheeks]

To the Hollander’s here. How did the public react to the Chances after the fact? , especially after their bullshit time given?! Inquiring minds want to know.

[@emilyflotilla931]

@@Cheeky.Cheeks I can't speak for all Hollanders, and I didn't know the family personally, but I can only speak for myself, I was indignant, and shocked. I still feel that way. It was horrible that those people knowingly did this! I know many of my neighbors were upset too!

[@shelbybuzun5394]

It's so sad his lawyer was even crying😔 this one actually really hit me. I'm I mom, I heard that deep pain in her voice.

[@ErynRenee]

I just noticed this. Heartbreaking. Pure agony in her voice. Only a monster wouldn't cry in her presence hearing that.

[@maryshall89]

🙏

[@amandasmythe3274]

The parents KNEW, they knew he murdered that girl and their inability to raise their son with morals and ownership of responsibility for his actions, helped in making this man a horrifying bastard. So sad for Ashley's mum.

[@reinagrant8572]

the parents probably didn't even see it as an issue. not to compare my experience but sometimes the family is also apart of the issue, when i told my exes family he was abusive in all ways on top of the fact i have disabilities was met with "oh he just didnt know what to do and its normal stuff". people are horrible, we may hold out family members accountable but other's relish in how damaged their ideals are and pass it down from gen to gen.

[@denislitvinov8208]

To be fair, sometimes people raise the children correctly and they still become monsters. They did wrong by continuing to make him think this behavior was okay by sticking up for him all the time.

[@amandasmythe3274]

@@denislitvinov8208 They did wrong by allowing his bad behaviour as a child go unchecked, no child is born to become a monster, adults create monsters, there is no book to refer to but a moral code, unselfishness and respect towards others should be automatic in teaching one's offspring.

[@amandasmythe3274]

@Arakius Swop to hitch, it might help on your journey to nowhere, dont feel slighted, we all going nowhere.

[@Bambotb]

Nothing to do with education, evil will always be evil just look at bart Whittaker

[@jamiecook4557]

Thank you for sharing this. She still needs to be brought home. He and his parents need to make this happen.