The Betrayal of Molly Watson

In 2018, Molly Watson was happy. She was just about to marry her boyfriend of 7 years, her nail polish business was taking off, and life was on the up for this bubbly person. However, when her body was found beside her car on a lonely road, not everything was what she had thought.
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[@theGentlemanCaller73]

It's particularly painful when genuinely decent, kind-hearted people meet an end like this. Just heartbreaking.

[@leemcr1894]

Yes it is, mate! It's so so sad, and also bewildering. Like why, oh why was it necessary to kill or even hurt Molly? Just walk away you POS....don't hurt such a sweetheart, or anyone for that matter...

[@KQuinn672]

exactly....why my heart hurts for her.

[@daytractor8553]

As a brother to 3 younger sisters, you always have to instill that chances your first indications of boys is probably right. I’m not saying Molly did anything inherently wrong, but being with a guy for 7 years, you would wonder why he never invited you to stay over. She seemed like the sweetest. Hope she is geeking it up in heaven.

[@BalboaBaggins]

People who get killed aren't automatically "innocent", when will you every learn that?

[@beaulieuc8910]

@@daytractor8553 There were so many red flags but some people just cannot see them at all, and if you mentioned it they would think you are silly .It is not her fault she is naive but the murderer's fault. Unfortunately there are so many murders towards women by men that I assume all men are bad, and avoid being alone with them. I had a man offer me a lift the other day, as I had heavy shopping but immediately I said No. If I got in that car, who is to know if I would come out alive. If I said why I refused to get in the car, he would just say Oh not all men are like that. True, but it is safer to say No than take the risk of getting in a car with man who is a stranger. After all, his wanting to help you 'could be a ruse'. For many of us women, trusting men is no longer something we will do. As a woman, I don't want to be taken advantage of with a ruse, unfortunately this means even the nice men, will be treated the same as the bad uns

[@contessaeller4108]

Something about seeing Molly's phone with the kitty stickers broke my heart

[@crabstick250]

I know, so silly, joyful and nerdy...shows her personality...and we're reminded she was brutally murdered. Horrific.

[@Ghiwine]

+1

[@redlinetelevision]

that bit got me too

[@misfitbrit1989]

Kittens are seen as innocent so that's how we see the person a little more. And she was innocent. It's awful such an amazing life was just snuffed out....

[@Lucky_Chase]

Same here. Then I felt angry. The best people get snuffed out, and the worst has us paying for the air they breathe for the rest of their lives in prison.

[@applesauce9982]

Its scary how often people will straight up murder someone to avoid appearing like an immoral person.

[@cheepymcpeepy]

it's like they don't want their victim to feel a ways about them and their actions - but ok with risking the world at large knowing everything

[@lifeseries7944]

These people live in their own world/bubble.

[@metalhead4Christ]

Which, ironically, makes them look really bad lol

[@catflapcarnage5734]

I know! It’s the worst kind of self fulfilling prophecy

[@kayharmon5675]

Hasn’t that been the entirety of human history ?

[@Luckyluke1906]

He hid a whole second life secret for 7 years, but he couldn't keep a murder secret for 30 minutes.

[@eikoqdupree101]

So glad , Molly gets some justice. He was- is a Narcissist, who kill just because he didn't want to face his shameful deeds. It all about HIM !!! Dam poor Molly and his loving family. What a greedy pig.

[@darrenleaguecity]

Right?! LOL

[@fereyal]

Hopefully this is the case for all murder crimes. I hope no blood goes wasted.

[@ritawashere5787]

Great comment! Is it just me, or does he look like he's well into his sixties?

[@laurie9377]

Lmao 😂😅

[@Malky24]

Telling Molly his wife was dead implies, to me anyway, that he was always going to kill one of them and that the coin fell Molly's way. What a coward he is.

[@MDCxThePG]

Seems to me she porbably found out he had a wife before, so he told her she had died recently so she would feel too bad to keep pressing the issue.

[@vdigiulio550]

Totally agree - I feel like he was making his mind up right up to the very last minute. Maybe she pushed the issue - maybe this was his one night where he could do it. Who knows? But I agree that he was trying to figure out which one to kill right up to the end. Can you imagine how his wife must feel if she figured that out?

[@uacbpa]

I agree. I see premeditation and manipulation. What a piece of work.

[@BalboaBaggins]

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

[@saramaxinerigotti6260]

Well said!! Weirdo!! Poor Molly... Very sad!

[@Angela-ne9cy]

Imagine how she must have felt, in those final moments, being murdered by the person she was so excited to marry. I can't imagine the heartbreak and terror she must have felt.

[@heathernikki5734]

@@thecultofjohnnydelr.soulsw7010 Aren't you clever 🙄

[@newvocabulary]

"OH NO, I DIDN'T HIT MY WII FIT GOALS, HOW COULD THIS HAPPEN!"

[@douglasmacomber2277]

Omg Angela she must have been terrified? Men like him deserve the death penalty!!! He gives good men a bad rap? That poor thing was murdered and left like trash on the side of the road? I normally can handle crime shows. But this hit me hard 😥

[@thecultofjohnnydelr.soulsw7010]

@@heathernikki5734 I know my psychotic personality types, obviously, once bitten twice shy, thrice gone.

[@109367]

And the confusion, I'd be like "but why?!"

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

It doesn't make sense. I've been married twice and had to show my divorce degree from my first marriage in order to get my marriage license for my second marriage. Its so sad. I wonder what he told his wife when he went on all those vacations. In 7 years Molly never went to his house? How did he manage to date her for that long but she never once went to his home?? Unbelievable and it should have been a red flag for Molly. It's bad enough that he led her on for 7 years, but he could have just broken up with her. He didn't need to murder her.

[@maryscott9430]

Ive been married multiple times in multiple states and never had to show a divorce decree. Maybe only certain states really care? Im not sure, but i agree this guy was definately sketchy as heck and he coukd have just broken up with her!!

[@rc6888]

n she had a degree in psychology...she should've seen the red flags then

[@mccnt9918]

@@rc6888 two psychology degrees. I don't mean to blame her at all but how did she not see it?

[@LadyPamela63]

@@rc6888 the type of things these kind of people do are very insidious and you should never EVER victim blame!

[@LadyPamela63]

Maybe he had a little apartment or something, or used a friends house on the regular? Sometimes I wish Mike would deep dive more but I know that can get really intense! I live in Canada and I’ve had to show my divorce decree as well! It’s interesting how different states can vary so far from each other when it comes to laws like that 🙋‍♀️🌺

[@gaylebynumcardosa7034]

Whenever you see a video of a person that you know is about to meet their demise you just want to jump into the frame and turn back time to change it for them. It's such a helpless feeling.

[@fogeedup]

The way I feel too.

[@9teen9t4]

Exactly! I often pause the video as though it would somehow keep the person alive and safe. I know, stupid but still - these stories break my heart, especially the senseless ones that involve innocents.

[@unapologetic3674]

Think about this guys....... With all the cameras n CCTV, everyone's last days, hours and minutes will be on film somewhere 😢

[@ommanipadmehum-nu1xk]

@@unapologetic3674 wow that’s an interesting thought, I’ve never considered that! Hopefully my demise is picturesque lol

[@marahbaker8615]

I was just thinking this. Seeing her in her dress, excited to get married.....that's so sad

[@doeeve]

I Never understand why people decide to murder a person rather than just walk away. They would rather not only destroy that person’s life but also their own (and their families) than just admit what a douchebag they truly are. So bizarre.

[@julielevinge266]

They’re normally narcissistic so think themselves much cleverer than they actually are! This case was obvious he was gonna be caught, especially with the guy that saw him coming back cos he was acting suspicious? Was lucky the guy didn’t have number of his car, but saw make,model & colour? Didn’t he think that was a tiny bit suspicious,never even arranged an alibi? That very old chestnut “ visited a friend but they were out” REALLY SOB!!

[@staciacarney8085]

@Doree Everson--i'm with you as it baffles me, too, and the fact that whatever the murderer is trying to keep a secret by killing the person--an affair, or a love child, or even a bizarre fetish for eating human poop while wearing women's lingerie (remember Mark Redwine?)--ends up being blasted by the news agencies to even the remotest areas of the world, thus making the secret they killed to protect anything but secret. I almost wish they'd learn from previous people's mistakes and then,at least in that regard, an innocent person wouldn't have died for no apparent reason. RIP Molly.

[@Mi_Pi]

Cowards. It's all about them not getting caught and shamed.

[@Dabooshky]

I would say especially those who took part in military campaigns, the real ones where they killed innocent people like this case where the real and the fak digital reality are confused!

[@1rbdfl]

@@Dabooshky what the hell dude?

[@aCleverFishingPun]

That’s such a sad story. She seemed like a really nice person who just wanted to be loved

[@auntiejen5376]

Just like we all do... Why does it have to be so complicated?

[@eugeneburns2880]

My thoughts also, so Sad.

[@MichaelJP]

Intelligent and multi talented too. Such a waste of potential that could've been saved by a simple "cold feet/it's over" lie. Couldn't even look her in the eye and do that though, had to shoot her from behind like a fucking coward.

[@karaamundson3964]

I've gotta pull a side note-- Nice handle, PPP

[@aCleverFishingPun]

@@karaamundson3964 thanks 😊

[@dashippo]

Anyone who's been married 4 times previously is a huge red flag. "Oh they didn't work out" It's not a pair of shoes, or a microwave

[@MarillSweatshirt]

It's 2 for me; 3 is being too generous...

[@ezbody]

The only thing better than being married is not being married. 😏

[@NotJessH]

Lol my mom has been married 3 times, my dad twice. I have 3 older sisters that have been married 2,3,4 times! Great role models lol

[@argo12]

I have a friend who's been married 5 times. You start to see a pattern after two, I think...

[@McCammalot]

I genuinely think some people are more into the party you get for GETTING married.

[@stephenmoerlein8470]

The guy that found Molly dead is lucky the perp did not murder him as well, considering it was on a lonely backwoods Missouri road at night.

[@vegemitesandwich81]

I thought the same.... Maybe the coward can only kill women?

[@hboyO2]

@@vegemitesandwich81 apparently it's often the case, lots of serial killers target women or children because they know they'll have a physical upper hand, too cowards to attack someone that'd be able to defend themselves

[@paulperry7091]

Absolutely. But no matter what happened, the killer seems to be dumb as a sack of hammers, no way he couldn't have been caught. Plus the defence lawyer in that 1880s style check pattern suit looked like a Disney cartoon villain!

[@edgaralanfrog]

I bought one polish from her before on Facebook years ago and my heart breaks for her and her family. She seemed like a great, wonderful, and special person - it sucks that she met that waste of a man.

[@BigGeminiGoat]

So just ending the affair and telling molly he was a piece of sh*t was impossible but killing her so he wouldn't have to marry her that was the best way to handle the situation!! I feel so sorry for his children and wife. Imagine getting a knock on the door from police just to find out your husband of over 2 decades not only is a cheater but also murder!! Disgusting

[@Obsessed_With_Corgis]

In cases similar to this (but where the cheater and killer DOES admit to their crime) they often claim they chose to kill rather than break up because they “didn’t want to put their love through the pain of a betrayal and broken heart”. WHAT?!? How disgusting can someone be?! A person can heal from a broken heart and find love again. You can’t heal from *death*. Killing someone for such a reason is nothing but pure-evil selfishness. Whether the killers admit it to themselves or not; they were thinking “If I can’t have you, no one can” not “I loved you too much to bear hurting you emotionally”.

[@Lady_Phoenix]

Maybe the killer doesn't see a difference between killing a dream and killing the person. Especially if the dream was something they'd wanted their whole life. Then again, most people don't really think things through....how do you think a correction officer gonna be doing in prison in Missouri? Yikes. Now everyone's dreams die. Stupid man...

[@CosmeticSanctuary]

I used to swatch for her polish brand and she was an absolute sweetheart. Watching her get excited to go on vacation and prepping her shop to go on vacation mode.... and then finding out this happened to her :(

[@Opochtli]

What is swatching?

[@TheDweeb002]

She ded

[@deftones8717]

@@Opochtli yeah, I’m confused as well.

[@voxhallz]

​@@Opochtli i believe its when you put the polish on your nails to see what it looks like when its dry, as the liquid vs dried-on-nails colour might look different

[@CosmeticSanctuary]

@@Opochtli she would send the polishes she made and I would paint my nails with them and photograph for her. It's referred to as swatching

[@annweisz5422]

Gosh, even the defense attorney sounds like he's trying to convince HIMSELF that they didn't have the evidence he'd done it.

[@drphot6050]

Most do

[@Sneatt]

Stories like these really get to me. To see videos of someone so happy that she's getting married to the guy she's deeply in love with, only to then get murdered by that same guy. It just bothers me. Imagine the hurt and betrayal she felt when he pulled out that gun. Truly heartbreaking.

[@auntiejen5376]

The clip of her trying on her wedding dress was painful to watch. It was such a beautiful dress and she was so excited about getting it just right...

[@johannarollery9694]

He legit could’ve either broken up with her or as fucked up as it is he could’ve simply just ghosted her, that would’ve been extremely cruel to do to her( she seemed so sweet and trusting ) but obviously it’s better than freaking murder. This dude is just garbage, he not only stole her life but he stole 7 years from her where she could’ve met and found someone who genuinely loved her and was actually single and capable of creating a life and family with her

[@elpatron7916]

What if he didn't do it?

[@hansolo631]

@@elpatron7916 Oh yea he didn't do it, just his tires were there. At the scene of her murder. 2 days before a married man was due to marry her. Yea I'm sure he didn't do it

[@elpatron7916]

@@hansolo631 you believe police crime labs

[@margaritales9972]

@@elpatron7916 he also had zero alibi.

[@elpatron7916]

@@margaritales9972 you and I also have zero alibi. He doesn't have to prove innocence. The state has to PROVE guilty.

[@karmakameleon113]

Some things I've learned from this channel so far (helpful tips on how to not get murdered/disappeared): - Don't date someone who's been divorced more than once. - Don't get divorced. - Don't put your spouse, children, siblings or parents on your life insurance policy. - Don't have a life insurance policy. - Don't have children. - Don't date/marry a current or former military member or law enforcement member. - Don't date/marry a Christian (especially not a pastor). - Don't date/marry an occultist or devil worshipper. - Don't date/marry your friend's ex. - Don't date/marry school mates. - Don't date/marry anyone who has a crappy KZbin channel. In fact, don't even be related to them. - Don't date/marry a current or ex criminal. - Don't date/marry athletes. - Don't date/marry anyone who has/makes less money than you. - Don't have affairs. - Don't engage in online dating. - Don't date or marry. - Don't live with your family members. - Don't get room mates. - Don't live with your friends. - Don't have friends. - Don't live alone. - Don't go hiking or camping with anyone. - Don't go hiking or camping alone. - Don't go for a run or walk your dog alone. - Don't talk to a single stranger while you're on vacation. - Don't travel alone. - Don't travel with friends. - Don't have friends. - Don't win the lottery. - Don't hold yard sales. - Don't take on any business partners. - Don't piss off your co-workers/employees. - Don't own your own business. - Don't hire contractors to work on your home/farm/place of business. - Don't go to work on anyone's farm or home. - Don't join a cult. - Don't be a regular Joe/Jane. - Don't be attractive. - Don't accept food/drink from anyone. - Don't meet anyone offline to buy anything from them. - Don't be in the wrong place at the wrong time. - Don't become a teacher. - Don't become a lawyer or a judge. - Don't become a nurse or doctor. - Don't become a foreign exchange student. - Don't become a sex worker. - Don't be "well loved by your community". - Don't hitch hike or pick up hitch hikers. - Don't go out onto the ocean. - Don't take public transportation. - Don't take Uber. - Don't be rich. - Don't live in a small town. - Don't go out to clubs or bars. - Don't go to house parties. - Don't go to parks. - Stay out of the woods.

[@kimmoran4437]

Brilliant! 😂 You left out: - Don’t have no Bushido.

[@HelloHello-uz6iv]

😂

[@loomspace]

😂

[@abelandbailey3251]

That comment is highly underated and deserves alot more attention made me laugh out loud at don't date anyone who makes less/more then you. Because that's everyone in the entire world lol 😂

[@gapemabelane9043]

I'm cackling

[@sydneybean69]

my favorite part of these videos are the awkward sentimental goodbyes. i freaking love you. note from this video: RIP Molly, you looked like the biggest sweetheart. you deserved better.

[@EricaConger]

I can’t imagine being married to someone and having no clue that for SEVEN YEARS, there was an affair going on. How in the world did he get away with that?!?! I feel awful for these women that got sucked into this man’s evil ways. What a sick, sociopathic monster. My heart breaks for Molly’s family.

[@kimmoran4437]

He and his wife led separate lives.

[@EricaConger]

@@kimmoran4437 Absolutely!! You’re right.

[@oldhickory4686]

This didn't happen, but can you imagine when she went through that photo album and she saw that her picture had been cut out of photos. That would be a Lifetime movie! 7 years to me seems so impossible. How do you explain being absent on holidays and vacations? Also, you would think at some point leading up to the wedding, he could have just said, hey I've got cold feet. Makes you wonder if he didn't know which woman he wanted to keep until the very end. Very sobering thought.

[@EricaConger]

@@oldhickory4686 Exactly!!!!! All the pics of Molly and him on vacation and I’m thinking, where did the wife think he was?!?! There’s no way my husband could go on vacations with another woman and I wouldn’t figure it out. You’d have to be one smooth son of a gun!!!

[@bar9092]

He's got to be a psychopath. If he has no feelings, he can mimic what he needs to for both Melanie & Molly emotionally because there's no guilt for them to pick up on. He's just being a chameleon for what they need, changing his emotional colors as required. No guilt involved. It is a seriously spooky situation.

[@derekorford1964]

this is such a sad story. molly was clearly wonderful, upbeat, a beautiful personality. her only wish, to love someone : and this was how life rewarded her. I'm sure that there are many who would watch this video and feel as I do, that Molly would be a wonderful friend to be in touch with. We get hardly any time on earth as a rule, and this lady deserved a long, loving and fruitful life. it takes a lot of coldness to leave a woman of so much beauty and light left for dead on some nameless back road in the middle of the night. another case of the very best meeting the very worst. So sad.

[@lolly5453]

What a beautifully put statement 🙏🏼💕

[@ItsFreshItsAnne]

Eloquently said! The sting of this event runs deep 😔

[@sarahalbers5555]

Exactly my thoughts.

[@justinefranzoni7656]

N. P I bob jo

[@dianadundidit5343]

Thank you! Well said! RIP Molly the world needs more people like You!!

[@brakkybru]

So confused as to how this creep was smart enough to conceal a double life from two woman for seven years but also dumb enough not to realize that the minute Molly showed up dead, his lies would be revealed anyway. Poor Molly, she seemed like a very sweet and innocent person who only wanted to be loved.

[@TheDramacist]

Right? Left all that evidence, even her phone was right there.

[@bobbymenon4057]

Heart bleeds for Molly😓🥺

[@ladeelibra925]

I Get The Feeling Molly Was A Very Trusting, Caring, Soul. She Spent SO MANY YEARS In College After H.S./Working & Getting All Those Degrees. She May Not Have Had A Lot Of "Worldly" Education. She Came From That Small Area In Mexico, Missouri. She Was Only 35yo Compared To Him Being In His 50's!!! He Clearly Had Much More Ass*hole Years & Knowledge Then Her. I'm Sure He Had Her In The Palm Of His Hand.

[@crankyoldperson6871]

@@ladeelibra925 he must have been a very skilled liar. His wife of 22 years definitely thought she knew who he was, and sadly so did Molly. As a gifted liar, he could have easily broken up with her instead of killing her.

[@Rainy-In-The-Desert]

Aww 😭💔 seeing her in her wedding dress broke my heart. She should've had years longer in life and love.

[@misseselise3864]

i feel bad for the guy who found molly’s body. i can’t imagine how traumatic that was. ppl in his position never get much thought in true crime videos

[@jamierupert7563]

That's so true but I think of that all the time. My daughter and her bf were the first ones to find a guy that was hit by a car and the people just drove away. She tried giving the guy CPR, even though the back of the guys head and part of his face was gone. She said he still had a slight pulse but still put her mouth over his and tried anyway. She has nightmares about it all the time. This happened about 12 years ago and they still never caught the driver. The guy was crossing the street RIGHT IN FRONT OF HIS OWN HOUSE, and was killed. So yeah, it's horrible for the ones that find the bodies. She also feels alot of guilt bc he didn't survive.

[@Viper-py4pg]

@@jamierupert7563 will you raised a good one and I’m happy to hear she tried but she needs to know it was always out of her hands. Tbh she didn’t have to act or say anything. She could’ve been calloused and walked away but she’s *not* that kind of person and that’s a wonderful quality to have. RIP to Molly and your John Doe.

[@tracey5601]

@@Viper-py4pg that's really sweet. RIP molly and that John doe. Hugs

[@chevgage6210]

It's because there's no more information to be found on them most of the time. Often you don't even get their names, just the 911 calls.

[@EL-ISS]

My friends Grandfather found his Grandmother deceased in the home they shared for over 60 years. It's different because they knew and loved each other. But the man was never the same after that. He was always so jolly and would always tell us stories about his past and give really good advice for life. Now he's just a shell of himself and it really breaks my heart man. I can't even comprehend what he's going through but he always forces his signature smile whenever we visit him, but it's lost all its warmth.

[@susiefoxy8130]

She was obviously a really intelligent woman educationally wise, but very naive and trusting in her emotional life. Such a sad story.

[@bessieboo5645]

@@cansee0 yeah she has several degrees - very impressive

[@rlm2476]

I’m not sure how smart she was. How do you have a 7 year relationship with someone and not go to their home? There was no red flag? Maybe there’s more to it like he had a secret apartment. I don’t know but this guy is garbage. She seemed like a real good person. So sad she couldn’t see warning signs

[@9hostalien]

a lot of victim blaming going on here

[@steverogers2603]

@@rlm2476 a person can be book smart, with college degrees etc… but not people smart, or common sense smart ( wise ). I’ve known many.

[@rlm2476]

@@steverogers2603 you are absolutely correct. It’s incredibly sad. No one deserves what happened to her. I find it interesting people are saying “a lot of victim shaming goin on” when it’s pointing out the obvious she was lacking intelligence in her emotional life. It’s in no way an indictment of her as a person and did not deserve this. It’s a shame she didn’t find someone who would truly care for her. This “man” is trash and prey upon her weaknesses. Awful!

[@jacquelinerobb1865]

“She was like wife age.” That was phenomenal. So sad for molly. She seemed lovely. 🖤

[@briannamcfarland5974]

I am baffled by how many murders happen as a "solution" to ending a relationship. The lack of humanity someone must have to think that killing someone who loves and trusts you is the best option... it's astounding.

[@beaulieuc8910]

Exactly, but maybe easy to a narcissist.

[@erickiyoshiphillips2323]

Exactly we've all been in those first love high school love relationships even though you at the time feel so hurt I'd never kill someone because they wanted put of a relationship. Some people are just mentally crazy. Bullshit you love them if you kill them.

[@tallbeauty]

Right! Just ghost me. Fool just wants yo go to prison, I guess. You can easily leave a relationship in many cases unless the other person is a stalker or abusive.

[@mrsdigz3718]

Most homicides are domestic and committed by someone victim knew.

[@revolution724]

Seriously. DUDE JUST BREAK UP.

[@jimbob15515]

Mike, I just got home from a long shift at work. I've been depressed, sleeping like hell, there's a month long wait to see a psychiatrist in my area, and let me tell you, every time I remember you've uploaded, it makes a crappy day a little brighter. Thanks for doing what you do.

[@angelcaldwell7051]

♥️🙏🏼

[@childrembirgit5020]

Yes... There's nothing like innocent people being killed to brighten ones day 🤗 No wonder you are depressed! Watch the Simpsons instead.

[@katekendall6574]

I have 2 nights in the week that I get to go to bed early and have some time to myself (hubby takes kid to bed everyother night but I have 2 nights I'm not busy) Anyway my me time is always brightened by knowing I have a That Chapter to watch! Definitely one of my weekly highlights so know how you feel. Keep going your days will get brighter again, enjoy and celebrate the small things even if they're a miniscule thing to someone else make it a huge thing for you. Much love and healing to you 💖

[@cocteaut]

This one is hitting me really hard. No idea why, its not like I live in the States, I'm an Irish boy! But this one really hits ya in the heart. She seemed like such a sweetheart who was thoroughly lovely, happy soul. This one will stick with me.

[@misuseofpower]

Yeah this case and the Jessie Blodgett one have me fucked up. It's like way to go guys you killed the nicest people on earth.

[@GenericUsername1388]

Same. I'm over here in Africa, nowhere near where this happened but just seeing those videos of her reminds me of how my sister's personality is like so I could relate to her

[@amityislandchum]

I agree. Those videos of hers really make this case feel personal. She's clearly such a sweet, trusting person... She deserved to live happily ever after. 😔

[@bethm5791]

Probably bc it is so dumb. Like all of these are cowardly and dumb normally but this one… just dump the girl. Like what was the point? Thank god that dude found her. I’m sure it was so tough for him to drive up on that but he’s a hero, her family got to bury her and know what happened and a murderer is in jail bc of him. If he hadn’t found her she may not have been found honestly.

[@Ghiwine]

+1

[@rullmourn1142]

Molly's murder was so senseless, and sad. The whole case makes zero sense.

[@Algrenion]

this is maybe one of the saddest ones ive seen from this channel, for me she seemed like such a bright, livey personality... she reminds me in almost every sense of a best friend of mine (in looks, interests, even her voice) i cant imagine a life without her in it so i can barely even fathom what Molly's family must have gone through

[@TiffWaffles]

Can you imagine the horror that the 911 caller felt when he went to help the woman on the ground only to realise that she was dead? How traumatised he would be afterwards? Kudos to him for noticing something was off and going back to the scene to investigate. He sounded so calm on the phone...

[@stellamary204]

How did he keep up these lies? This makes no sense. I break into a sweat calling in sick to work for 1 day let alone holding 2 different lives for over 7 years.

[@littlemisseatscrispsforbre5353]

The stress of it would kill me. I don't know how these people do it

[@SiFi5478]

Psychopathy

[@KingReuben-v8k]

This is one of the saddest chapters of That Chapter. Molly is the type of person the world needs more of. Unreal that her life was stolen from her.

[@CeeJai_K]

This makes me so mad. You could really tell she was a very sweet person. I hate when things like happen to innocent, beautiful people. May you continue to Rest In Peace Molly. 😢

[@winkieblink7625]

So, so sad Molly was taken advantage of. He played with her emotions. He didn’t have to do that. Sick, sad behavior. He belongs in prison.

[@nealkelly9757]

I never feel to bad for these type of victims. They chose to be with these psychos.

[@Peace-tk3gr]

@@nealkelly9757 What a lovely sentiment. Not. 😑

[@cherub9513]

@@nealkelly9757 Oh man, you're a big red flag 🚩 like, I hereby sentence you to Yikers Island for that weird ass comment.

[@blossomentrails3398]

@@nealkelly9757 I hope you never end up in a horrible situation you didn't predict and that if you do the people in your life are more understanding than you are

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

@@blossomentrails3398 I imagine Neal IS the horrible situation some find themselves with.

[@MolliciousJ]

It seriously doesn’t make sense to me that people KILL to get out of relationships!! You can’t just tell her the truth and break up with her?? Wtf! This is SO much worse for everyone!

[@pretorious700]

I've watched this several times. There is something strangely disingenuous about this story. Apparently they had common acquaintances, you mean to tell me in SEVEN YEARS nobody felt compelled to tell her this creep was married? Especially after receiving wedding announcements for the two of them? What kind of friends would do that? Especially nosy female friends. I have a feeling something has been omitted in this story.

[@datura_boof]

Agree 100% .... something is being buried here

[@misuseofpower]

Well sadly they were both cheating on their significant others when they entered their relationship so maybe people just left them to their own devices. At any rate she knew he was married. Eventually he told her they were separated and later that his ex-was killed in an accident. Shame that she connected the dots too late and that's pretty much what got her killed.

[@pretorious700]

Yes, true enough, but none of her friends informed her his wife not only wasn't dead, he was still living with her? That's pretty hard to believe.

[@pretorious700]

I think she may have been autistic. It would explain college degrees and complete lack of incredulity. This in no way absolves the murder, in fact it makes it even crueler, if possible.

[@lifeseries7944]

A person worked with them wrote that they suspected these two were together. Again, this piece of work is very secretive, quiet and calm so I bet he has no friend. He likes Molly because she was sweet and affectionate towards him.

[@Nokomomo22]

I don’t understand how hard it was to just break up with her???? There was no need to kill her. None. Nothing he’d gain if she passed. This was an evil act of pure spite. I’m glad he’s in there for life, what little is left.

[@CBeatty59]

I suspect she was on to the fact his wife was still alive and living with him and he was worried Molly would go see her to spill the beans on him.

[@emilyi771]

He didn’t want anyone having either of the women besides him. Like you said, he’s sick and evil.

[@poppyfield1619]

..and to rip her from her son's life in a flash without a second thought😔

[@caroline4540]

Yep & he should've known better. Missouri is a death state.

[@maddie8415]

I can't stand those men who think that they're entitled to two women, and have absolutely no words for those who are such cowards that when the shit is about to hit the fan they can't even just end it with one of them but would rather just kill them. Molly was obviously such a sweet person and he really preyed on that, it's beyond sickening.

[@xGaLoSx]

women cheat all the time too, not sure why you think the gender is important?

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

@@xGaLoSx Because women tend to not kill the men they're cheating with....with some notable exceptions, but exceptions prove the rule.

[@elinalukaziak693]

@@xGaLoSx men cheat more.

[@toddwiik4474]

@@elinalukaziak693 says you, got a link to your study on that?

[@BalboaBaggins]

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

[@truecrimebuff5631]

My heart breaks for Molly and her son who is now left without a mother. What the hell was that selfish self-centred man thinking. I also can’t imagine the pain and distress his wife and daughters are feeling. I have the same sentiments as a lot of others “ how the hell did he get away with this affair for 7 long years”. It just shows how deceitful he was. Wow RIP Molly and I hope with all my heart that her son has good kind and loving people looking after him.

[@kimmoran4437]

Her son was already in the custody of his father when this happened.

[@jjoosneaphh]

I agree with most everything you pointed out... I'm only commenting so you might hear another point of view I agree he's a monster, killer and deserves everything coming to him. But let's ask the begging question. How could she not know for 7 years. Perhaps it's outside my experience, perhaps she looked the other way. I assume she must have had suspicion.

[@oldhickory4686]

The guy has a Grim Reaper tattoo on his forearm. Outward sign of his own heart.

[@truecrimebuff5631]

@@jjoosneaphh I think you’re most probably right she might have suspected but ignored it. There must have been red signs like not being invited to his home or meeting his family even if he gave her some sort of explanation

[@aliinwonderland656]

@@truecrimebuff5631 luck you, you’ve never met a lying no count low down no good worthless shiftless man. Some (not all) lie so well that you’d think the sky was made from red cashmere if they said it was.

[@mariah2649]

I can imagine being the wife just sitting in court. Hearing how your husband has been telling everyone your dead and that literally they were days away from getting married. Like imagine what his kids thought

[@kimmoran4437]

He and his wife led separate lives. She said afterwards that she wasn’t surprised to find out he’d killed someone!

[@vintagetoycollector4983]

@@kimmoran4437 Dang ... Can you imagine living with and sleeping with someone that you truly believed would murder someone?

[@kimmoran4437]

@@vintagetoycollector4983 They slept in separate rooms too, apparently! But yeah, it’s crazy!

[@hades.7964]

molly seemed like one of those people with just pure and genuine intentions and its so sad shes gone :(

[@bluesghostieos8016]

This one hit me pretty hard. I'm getting married this Spring. I can understand some of the excitement Molly must have been feeling and it's just so sad all around.

[@CathyDoll-qb7og]

Anybody else think that Mike gets better and better with his story telling with each and every video. Mike... You are THE BOSS. LOVE YA.

[@mikescott8903]

Have you ever known someone who got worse after doing something over and over for years?

[@CathyDoll-qb7og]

@@mikescott8903 Nope. 😂😂😂

[@FlameFlickers]

@@mikescott8903 Celine Dion.

[@whitneyangelie3682]

And he gets funnier and funnier too 😂😂😂

[@CathyDoll-qb7og]

@@whitneyangelie3682 Yes he does. 😂😂😂

[@WonderWhatHappened]

The defense attorney is about the only person I've seen that can make a plaid suit look good... and also he knew he couldn't save his client from jail.

[@NovellaPetronella]

that defense attorney needs his own channel, please.

[@happydudemarius9404]

He also looks weirdly familiar. I wonder if he's closely related to an actor or a wrestler?

[@SpineshatterFilms]

@@happydudemarius9404 He sort of reminds me of the dude who played euron greyjoy in game of thrones

[@monicagloria3627]

The suit was pimp, but that tie should be reported for crimes against humanity.

[@troodon1096]

He had to try, because it was his job, and because everyone is entitled to a competent defense, even guilty people. But I can tell he knew there was no way to successfully defend him.

[@ajk23ful]

Seems odd to me that you could be dating someone for 7 years and never have been to there house.

[@memoryhero]

I had similar thoughts. Seven years without either woman knowing something was up. Very doubtful.

[@mimisezlol]

He could have been renting a small place

[@truenokill]

@@mimisezlol for sure

[@amandajohnson7073]

She had been to his house. so much is left out on these shows.

[@immealldayeveryday9425]

@@memoryheroit had been done before, some people can be very gullible

[@vanishedintothinair4017]

It's so sad, she was a genuine beautiful person, didn't deserve this. She looks like my oldest daughter, it's scary

[@jeanjennings5712]

I wonder. If he was with Molly for 7 years, did she never go to his "home" ? How do you get away with that? Molly, dear girl, seemed a bit too innocent and accepting of whatever tale he told to her. So sad.

[@whitedragoness23]

It happens, the person trusts the deceiver and they might have suspicions here and there from time to time. Ultimately the person decides to trust the deceiver

[@clearcomm]

I agree- sometimes when someone is so in love with someone, they don’t question anything. When you look at the world through rose colored glasses- all the red flags just look like flags.

[@heathernikki5734]

These creeps know who to pick 😓

[@armygirl85fuckhitler74]

@@clearcomm Or they look like red flags, but you're sooooo in love and heavily invested in the relationship so you ignore it and you're in complete denial. I've seen it too many times with my friends and I've been through it with an ex. He was such a bad boy and I didn't care. I was also 16 lol. 16-22 wish I could get those years back haha RIP Molly

[@lifesajoke6965]

Might've had an apartment or something that he brought her to, these double life people tend to go all out with their charades, especially the longer they keep them going for.

[@ohplease698]

My question is: How do you date someone for SEVEN years and even make wedding arrangements without ever going to their house? Unless he had a secret bachelor apartment on the side that was never mentioned in this video?

[@annieseaside]

That’s what I presumed.

[@MDCxThePG]

I'm more baffled as to how he spent significant time with either one of them for seven years without getting caught or arousing suspicion.

[@bbyskittles91]

Molly reminds me of one of my friends Angie, they had similar personalities. I'm so scared for my friend, her boyfriend got out of prison this year and they moved a few hours away in Missouri. He is mentally unstable and extremely abusive. I'm so sad she stuck with him all 12 years he was in prison, after everything he put her though.

[@nicklibby3784]

Tell her to get a gun, or pepper spray, or taser, I'd say pepper spray or gun is the best option, tasers aren't as great as they seem, you don't need a conceal carry permit in Missouri so she can carry any one of three without problem. You don't even have to tell her to get it for her boyfriend, just tell her the world is crazy now and every woman should have something for protection.

[@Annie261.]

You can’t cure stupid.

[@zoe9190]

Until she leaves him, i wouldnt consider her a good person to be around.

[@jenniferwhite3111]

Maybe he had planned to murder his wife first and that’s why he said she was dead. But something changed his mind and instead murdered his fiancé. His wife may be lucky to be alive!

[@yourinnerlawyer4035]

My same thought.

[@srb2591]

Yeah it's weird he murdered the mistress they usually kill the wife

[@darkkiss7247]

Good point

[@missbraindamage]

I had the same thought

[@adatbh]

My exact thoughts !!!

[@doggolovescheese1310]

This one hit me pretty hard, I know a girl with similar personality, so sweet and nerdy/geeky the thought of someone hurting her like that is awful 😖 I'm so sorry you were hurt and killed by the one you loved poor dear 😞

[@rabbitttz]

My childhood dog got into the trash and ate cheese and it killed her. Don’t give your dogs cheese.

[@JJbIrd0608]

His defense attorney was definitely confident in that suit. Rest in peace sweet Molly.

[@pennypeace-cornelius191]

I felt for the wife and kids, what a life changer. She must have been drunk on his bull crap. She too was probably a sweet person. I was glad Molly was looking up deaths to see if Mr. Can't tell the truth, could be checked out. Love back at you Mike. Thanks for another great video.

[@NightyVaNe]

Molly seemed like such a fun and genuine person. She sounds like she would've been an amazing friend, someone who would light up the room and make you day better simply by being there. What a terrible loss for the world. She deserved to be happy.. we need more people like Molly in this world

[@OneBlueFroggy]

We know what happens to people who light up rooms ! Now she has sadly joined them.

[@kimmyfreak200]

i thought the same 😢

[@NightyVaNe]

@@OneBlueFroggy The fact that your statement is true is a tragedy in itself.

[@Rebekah0417]

I never leave comments on anyone’s videos but I just wanted to say that I really enjoy listening to your stories… I am legally blind so I can’t see much and I love listening to you tell true crime stories as I don’t have to watch anything just close my eyes and listen and I think you’re an amazing storyteller oh and I love you too! Lol👂 just

[@kimmoran4437]

Just so you know, Mike gives a little wink at the end of each video that a lot of people wait for! ☺️

[@itswickedsweet4409]

Mr Ballen is also great at storytelling, check him out!

[@kimmoran4437]

I also recommend Dave’s Lemonade and Coffee House Crime.

[@dawnatkinson7704]

@@itswickedsweet4409 Now that guy is brilliant! The way he retells the victims stories is compelling.

[@antiquesrestoration3874]

I really enjoy True Crime Recaps too.

[@Alice-ov3rd]

This case really got to me. She seemed like such a sweet girl with so much to give. 😔

[@lovelyscorp79]

He killed her cause he couldn't stand to see her move on after she would've eventually left him. What a piece of work this guy.

[@datura_boof]

But they just got married. She liked him

[@lovelyscorp79]

@@datura_boof once she found out he was already married and she would have...he would of had to move in with her, he couldn't do that. She would've found out and immediately divorced him and moved on to a younger man. The narc couldn't see that hapoening.

[@datura_boof]

@@lovelyscorp79 yeah what a weirdo. I watched the whole video now

[@The_Primary_Axiom]

He’s such a coward he couldn’t tell her no I don’t wanna get married or just break it off. To a point where he killed her just so he wouldn’t have to have that talk. God what a coward.

[@femsff7090]

Can anyone explain how they got a marriage license if the guy's already married?

[@eviae7478]

You would think they could have pulled it up that day and shown he was committing bigamy.

[@dianesaienni5466]

Great question!

[@scottfilbey7882]

Your dad. That's how

[@eljayexplorer]

This case was especially sad. Something about Molly’s videos just made the whole situation even more tragic.

[@3amDayDreamer]

Molly seems like a really cool person! This is so sad. He clearly didn’t deserve her! R.I.P 😔😔

[@hebebebe139]

Instead of murder, he couldve just said his divorce with his ex never went through instead of her death, postponed then broke up with her gently. People that skip all logical solutions right to murder I feel just use anything as an excuse to kill. He's robbed a woman of her life and a child of their mother, all because he couldn't just say no.

[@markstevens1729]

Yes, I applied for a divorce, but it was denied. I do not want to be married, but the court is forcing me to be married. Not only that, but a court-imposed condition is that we must have, uh.. relations at least twice a week. My wife’s lawyer has appealed to have that minimum increased! They know how much I don’t want to be here or do this, and they are torturing me. I knew you’d understand. What a good sport!

[@becauseiambatman2019]

@@markstevens1729Being a women in this century is very easy that its crazy, you can just cry and get out of anything. But yes sadly cases like this do occur

[@whitneyangelie3682]

Yea it’s like he was too much of a coward to just have a difficult conversation with her but had the nerve to kill her?! What kind of back asswards logic 🙄

[@ungarischfsikurs743]

He could have not proposed to her in the first place ...

[@TomboyGirlfriend]

He's a cop and was in the military so it makes sense

[@ReadScaryBooks]

I'm in shock. Molly was super active on a BabyCenter (a app for parents especially mothers) group page that I interacted with quite regularly years ago. Ive talked with her a few times, and even bought some of her polish (or perhaps wax melts/ cuticle oil?). My blood absolutely ran cold when i saw the picture of her in her wedding dress. I am pretty sure she posted that in the nail polish/nail design thread one of the last times I got on the app. She was well known and so loved in that thread. So many people supported her business and formed genuine friendships with her. Poor Molly. I had no idea she was gone. From what I remember she was very kind and inviting. RIP Edit: according to my email- I had indeed ordered wax melts from Molly. And eerily enough, the last email I ever got from Shinesparks Polish was on 02/27/2018 celebrating the 3 year anniversary of the brand. I cant believe she would be found just months later to the day.

[@louniece1650]

Damn. Yes, I watched the trial on Court TV. I'm sorry for your loss, hun. ❤

[@sarcasm-83]

This one is sad as hell :( She was so happy and excited about her big day.... World can be so damn cruel.

[@vybenails6891]

That's so sad that she thought she was in love and thought she was going to get married and the feeling she got when she realized this man was going to kill her unless he didn't while she wasn't looking like a coward.. poor woman I feel so bad for her

[@Chuck_EL]

@@mollyk5557 I think she found out about the affair, as someone who dated a woman from that area , they will wear PJs out and go to stores in them so she could of just assumed they were going somewhere and that's why he killed her sadly

[@undeadkilljoy1016]

Hey Mike! Long time fan. I've got a crazy case I'd love to see you cover that involved my best friend from highschool. His name is Skylor Atilano from Menifee, CA and there's an entire conspiracy revolving around the death of his little brother JuJu. There's tons of documents, interviews, and Court Cams of it. He was even on Dr Phil, as well as his family. Everyone thinks the mother and her girlfriend covered it up. I'd love to see it on your channel!

[@bradleymitchell3808]

No

[@undeadkilljoy1016]

@@bradleymitchell3808 I... Ya know.. you really... Fair point.

[@georgiaanne228]

Ryker is a selfish pos and his parents obviously hate him

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

Sounds like a great suggestion!

[@ContactsNfilters]

Leave your comment on his patron or Twitter account.

[@PaleHorseShabuShabu]

It's hard to believe someone was able to keep two relationships going at the same time for seven years. That's so much time, energy, and money, and if you're willing to do it, why not either peacefully and legally end relationship A and devote everything to relationship B or put everything into relationship A and never have relationship B? And why am I trying to make sense of the actions of a dumbass murderer!?

[@lorraineyanez4301]

For a normal person that would be a logical thought. But he was done with her. Was just disposable and in his way.

[@armygirl85fuckhitler74]

Lol I love the last part😂 RIP Molly

[@spacerat111]

I can't help but wonder if there's a lot more to this and the prosecution kept it simple to get a conviction.

[@chelelee6321]

Its just our nature to want to understand the inner workings of murderers. It never makes enough sense to rational human beings, to take the life of another.

[@NewscasterNews4]

There’s no way his wife didn’t suspect something was up for 7 years lol did she really believe his stories that a 50 year old man would go to Disneyland by himself? Maybe she was just that gullible or she found out about it and told him to get rid of Molly or she’d be leaving

[@tecumsehcristero]

When you said he was married so many times I thought for sure that the "that chapter life insurance dance " would certainly be inserted and that I'd get to rock out to it once again

[@shazcon71]

The moment of the week we all look forward to. No matter how bad the week gets you hear, hey you, and instant smile. Mike you are so good at what you do for us all ❤️❤️

[@sukai121]

Yes!

[@Paulena_Marion]

Absolutely!

[@Ninosfunnyshorts]

Big facts lol love mike

[@scottmatznick3140]

Hey speak for yourself. I prefer Tuesday lol. Get to have my kids on Tuesdays 😂

[@jennh2574]

💯💯💯

[@kelseyyyd]

who knows what he would’ve done with her body, or how long it would’ve taken for this to be solved if Glenn didn’t trust his gut that something was wrong! what a senseless murder of a sweet soul. I hope her family has found peace.

[@beno1129]

I don't think he would have done anything to her body. It was an assassination, not a serial killer with a fetish. He was never going to get away with it, I can't imagine how he thought he would.

[@TheDramacist]

He left her body. With all evidence. A true narcissistic bastard who believed he was smarter than everyone and wouldn't get caught. Wtf

[@eleanorion4860]

Thanks for the hard work Mike. Always excited for your videos

[@ThatChapter]

Means a lot, thank you!

[@stefanyboquin5935]

Molly seemed like such an amazing person …. So sad that she had to go out like this

[@uglyhobo4602]

Well she dead now

[@auntiejen5376]

I've never understood why someone would want to lead a double life. It's hard enough as it is.

[@AnneIglesias]

What a sweetheart, she seemed like the type of woman I would’ve loved to have been friends with. Sweet, geeky, creative, a real gem. RIP, Molly.

[@andrewthomas891]

agreed on all counts

[@michaellehto1697]

I absolutely agree! I'm in to old cars bikes, country music, but also classical music, museums of all kinds. I'm weird, but I would say I'm kind. More interested in my fellow humans than myself.

[@EL-ISS]

There was so many ways out of this situation that didn't include murder. Seriously lead me to confirm that Jim is just crazy. What in the world goes through these people's minds?

[@cdes1776]

He's a coward.

[@lawrencelopez9839]

aw man, it sounded like she was living her best life at the moment. Some things were awkward but it looks like she loved it.

[@green2666]

It's been a tough long week. Thanks again Mike.

[@ThatChapter]

Hope you enjoy the video!

[@jacobjanssen2959]

I will never understand why people just don’t break things off when it goes sour. Killing is sooo much worse and makes no sense.

[@sarahwatterson5706]

Exactly! If they’re killing a partner in an attempt to hide secrets, how can they not know that once the investigation starts ALL of their dirty laundry is going to come out?!

[@scottessery100]

@@sarahwatterson5706 narcissistic sociopathic selfishness and arrogance you won’t get caught

[@sanaalrashidi1742]

Rip Molly. I’m so sorry for what happened to you!. I’m glad the one responsible is behind bars!

[@misfit1nx865]

Probably one of the sweetest and most genuine ppl I've ever met R.I.P Molly 😢 thank you for covering this Mike

[@84bordeaux]

I've seen this story before when his wife was interviewed after he was sentenced she said she was not surprised he killed someone and believed he did it. She also said when he went on holiday with Molly he told his wife it was a work trip and she never questioned him. Here's what's weird though why would a co be going on work trios. He also introduced his daughter to Molly as one of his friends when she needed a dress altered. Her family did not like him they said he was arrogant and rude.

[@juliadesl]

He is either a narcissist or psychopath or both. He would come off rude and arrogant because he thinks he’s better than anyone else.

[@bonniemcmaken3966]

It's less common for corrections officers to have work trips than many professions, but they do sometimes travel for training or inmate pickups. Still a garbage excuse in most cases, but not unheard of depending on where he worked.

[@mikescott8903]

@@bonniemcmaken3966 no. Actually an actual officer would not have any work trips. As you move up however it starts to happen but you're wrong Bonnie....am officer wouldn't have ANY work trips

[@oldhickory4686]

Thanks for that info.. That just sounds like they barely knew each other, and were just living as housemates with no love. This probably exists more than we care to know. 7 years is a long time to make up stories. It just seems to me these are low functioning intellect/emotional people involved here.

[@J_Lynn]

If she's not surprised he did it, then I imagine she didn't ask questions about the trips because she was just happy to have him out of the house.

[@wendys390]

Why would anyone think that killing someone was the best way out of a dilemma? It makes you think that the people who commit these horrible acts are actually also the stupidest among us.

[@somerandommom5030]

I remember following James Addie's trial and the defense attorney accused James's wife of being controlling about his spending. Then the prosecutor asked, "Would you have approved of your husband writing a check for $4000 for his wedding to another woman?". Answer--"No!". This guy was so obviously guilty of murder, but still had his defense try to smear his wife. Dirtbag.

[@myowndrum286]

I always enjoy a sit back, sometimes with a beer, after the chores are done and my feet are up by the fire. And seeing that That Chapter has just uploaded, makes me smile and sit back all the more comfortably. Thanks, Mike!

[@GrimmReaperz95]

It’s makes you smile and feel comfortable hearing about people dying...

[@myowndrum286]

@@GrimmReaperz95 No. It makes me smile that after spending the day outside in -25C looking after the horses, I'm able to come in and watch a well-put-together video by a creator I enjoy. I'm not the one who made these monster sorts of people. What's the reason you watch?

[@zoezzzarko1117]

@@myowndrum286 Well said and the fireside sounds so nice and warm 🔥🔥🔥

[@doclewis8927]

Love ya, Mike! Thanks for all of the hard work. A special "Thank You" for giving this episode's title to the victim and not the perps. It's important that the victims be recognized and not the suspects or perpetrators. I'm sure their loved ones appreciate that small detail. As a viewer, I know I do. RIP, Molly Watson and may your son grow to know what a lovely person you were.

[@jerrybroxson8365]

I couldn't finish watching something about a mother who doesn't say that their child is the most important person in her life.

[@radaka]

Every comment talks about how sweet, naive and lovely Molly was and how she was a true victim and of course did not deserve any of this. But unfortunately that's exactly the type of people that people like that man go for! So heartbreaking 💔 😢

[@isabellind1292]

And as sad as it is, you teach people how to treat you and when you don't set boundaries, there are people who will swoop in and take advantage of your good and trusting nature. It's is very heartbreaking.

[@artistgirl1489]

Very true, she was a lot younger, naive, probably not much experience with guys…very sad

[@dillonhillier]

I'm just shocked this many people that knew her are commenting on KZbin.

[@milli1550]

I have SO MANY questions as to what he told these women in order to keep this a secret for that long. Such a sad situation. Poor Molly

[@kimmoran4437]

His wife said they led separate lives, and she wasn’t surprised to hear he’d killed someone! I don’t know how he fooled Molly!

[@sierradickinson760]

So bizarre to me that people are so worried about "ruining their lives" that they completely destroy it, take someone elses whole life, and damage the lives of everyone that loved the person. Its so nonsensical

[@CactusPlant818]

I’ve been watching Mike for TREE years! Love his content!

[@alexalandy8714]

Uau, a whole TREE? Nice eheheh lol

[@CactusPlant818]

@@alexalandy8714 hey my last name is Landry! Maybe we are related! 😊

[@alexalandy8714]

@@CactusPlant818 Who knows?:)

[@bethapascua]

I am so addicted to your channel that I need an intervention. I can binge watch your channel all day every day. Thank you for the great videos!

[@Peace-lr7mt]

You're in good company, Beth. I think we're all addicted to Mike's videos:)

[@skallywag2455]

Beth I started taking subvoxone to slowly cut down on his videos.

[@The_Crow_Flies]

Hi Beth, take a seat. As you can see I have gathered all of your friends and loved ones. You know you are surrounded by people who only want good things for you and you are safe. With that I want to talk to you about how much time you have been watching "That Chapter" and this is your intervention. The point i am trying to make is this. You are not watching it nearly often enough. Thank you for your time.

[@scottfilbey7882]

That doesn't sound healthy. Get the help you need poor soul

[@JP-nm6fw]

Sad sad story Molly sounds like a great person. Thanks Mike for this story ❤❤❤

[@kam2819]

You have no idea how talented you are. Never stop what you are doing.

[@chelelee6321]

This is so very sad =/ just listening to the type of person Molly was is heartbreaking. She was an amazing person with an astounding sense of kindness and care. I never knew of her before this video, but it will be hard to forget her afterwards.

[@forevermetal2464]

HOW!!! Did this man pull ALL OF this off!!??!! It ALSO shocks me that NEITHER KNEW ANYTHING WAS OFF about him?? Poor Molly is all I can say! Rest In Paradise Molly. You didn't deserve this!!! I hope your happy with your JUSTICE. 😔

[@voodoodad9606]

I lived in Monroe County Missouri for a few (extremely LONG) years in the early 2000's and you can rest assured that the entire area is like this. Something like 50% of the population cheats on the other 50% of the population and many of the cheaters end up committing some pretty dark crimes in order to escape their situations. I think there must be something in the water... Thank god I got out when I did.

[@bobaTJ]

Molly's taste in phone cases was absolute perfection.

[@sheld2229]

Exactly

[@basicbecky6306]

Her nail polish looked pretty rockin' too! Such a shame.... I haven't finished the episode but her man sounds like a complete pig from comments so far.

[@ObtuseMori]

@cockyhemi Ah yes, clearly the most significant part of this story is that she was a bit overweight. I'm glad we're focusing on the important details, and not that whole trivial getting murdered thing. 🙄

[@Annie261.]

Boba TJ …for a middle schooler.