The Criminals Who Cruelly Poisoned Their Victims | The New Detectives | Real Responders

Murder cases where the victims are poisoned to death, are examined. Join forensics experts and criminal investigators to solve the case.
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[@inkyguy]

Until relatively recently anti-freeze resulted in the deaths of tens of thousands of pets and wild animals a year. Because of its sweet taste and palatability animals would drink it, often from either pure puddles of it or from water puddles contaminated with anti-freeze. Because of its color and sweetness it was also very attractive to young children. It took scores of decades and a California law before the manufacturers FINALLY agreed to a slight cost in production of placing an additive in it to make it unpalatable, but so many animals and people suffered needlessly and/or died because of the makers’ greed.

[@tiffsaver]

Corporations don't give a damn about anyone but themselves and their own profit. Laws must be made to FORCE them to comply, otherwise they simply don't care.

[@tiffsaver]

I'm diabetic, too. Get yourself a home water distiller and distill your own water. Ten times cheaper and better than any bottled water, not to mention the plastic chemicals that can leach into plastic water bottles. I use the WaterWise distiller, on Amazon. It changed my life, believe me.

[@lindamyers1386]

@@tiffsaver we have a spring on our rural property which we have tested. No arsenic in it but it may still need boiled because we're worried about bacteria. We've been thinking about destilling it actually. It's already clean and cold and tastes better than the rural water in our house. We own the entire watershed for where this spring is located so we know exactly what goes onto that hillside and there are cows. So we are not using it right now. But we're developing it.but

[@tiffsaver]

@@lindamyers1386 I have a great idea for you. Simply go online to find labs that will check all of the chemical components in your well water. Just fill the little vial they send you with your water, then send it back. They'll tell you exactly what's in your water, and for little cost. With a little luck, you may not have to distill or filter your water at all.

[@lindamyers1386]

@@tiffsaver we have had one series of tests done already. That's where we learned about possible coliform bacteria. We did not grow E. coli. however. It was recommended that we "shock" it with chlorine and test again. We're discussing doing this or just going ahead and drilling a deep well. They take our rural water out of a nearby river. It's disgusting.

[@Treblaine]

5:03 There's something so unintentionally hilarious about the detective sitting there asking if all the food and water in the house might be poisoned with a cup of coffee in his hand "gee, I hope this coffee isn't poisoned"

[@ajhproductions2347]

😂😂😂

[@Zeftax]

That is like in Johnny English, when he wanted to warn Pegasus she is about to get poisoned by Simon while drinking the juice he sent her lol!

[@kellyweingart3692]

lol

[@damarisobonyo677]

😂😂😂😂

[@ideoformsun5806]

They shouldn't have called those neighbors "nosy". These were people who were concerned. That's a good neighbor. They might have prevented other murders from being committed by the same criminals. I would feel fortunate to have neighbors like that. That cared enough to say something.

[@seiyuokamihimura5082]

Dont know if i used to or not. I used to have neighbors, we used to swap plants and produce. Not sure that is enough to have them notice of id have been murdered.

[@elizabethvanbel4887]

neighbors like that are precious .

[@bluehorizons8913]

I don’t mind having nosy neighbors because they have helped protect our neighborhood quite a few times from thieves or people trying to break in to houses. Their help kinda created a sense of community. I joined in being night watch in the neighborhood since I have insomnia. I have only had to call the police on someone trying to break into my bedroom window but I’m not in everyone’s business.

[@scootermom1791]

Same! In fact, I'd rather have a "nosy" neighbor than one who wasn't. Those are the people who will call the police if they hear screams or if they sense child abuse or drug trafficking is going on in the neighborhood. I absolutely can't STAND when people hear someone screaming; DON'T call the police; and later find out the person "disappeared" and was murdered. If I hear screaming, unless I can tell it's play screaming from kids, I call the police. Even if there's nothing wrong, at least they checked. Police do welfare checks all the time. When I call the police, I usually ask to remain anonymous, too, so there isn't some sort of retaliation.

[@scootermom1791]

​@@seiyuokamihimura5082it's better than no one. I think they'd notice your absence after a few days, at least.

[@amyen333]

Everyone who is complaining about the background music clearly don’t know/don’t remember watching TV in the early 2000s

[@jewlovergibson2944]

@skeleton wow someone remembers something about their childhood? Let's be a giant douche about it because thatll teach them to stop reminiscing about relevant memories!!!

[@petervance7268]

Jew Lover Gibson, ok boomer

[@normalminecraftletsplay]

I still use dialup lolollolll mum can't stop me by blocking my mac address.

[@ash-qw6jf]

@@petervance7268 👁👄👁

[@ajhproductions2347]

I'd love to watch TV with you in the early 2000's

[@damienhelmold6978]

If I sounded like the narrator, I would never shut up.

[@the_emmasculator]

I don't, and I still can't shut up😂🤣

[@Xid.]

Have you heard peter Tomas’s voice

[@Tenebrae87]

You’d have so many friends. Everyone would ask you to narrate things for them. Imagine all the weddings and funerals you’d be invited to. You’d never have to so your own cooking. Oh man.

[@redryder4776]

Imagine him saying less serious things like “there’s no toilet roll, can you slide some through the door?”

[@Tenebrae87]

Red Ryder the most dignified way to run out of TP.

[@CissyBrazil]

Can you imagine the terror his wife felt being paralyzed before being killed 😢

[@buttercupj6208]

I can't imagine 🥺

[@bethiecrisler720]

Neither can I that's got to be some kind of hell

[@lawabidingcitizen729]

That's the worst death ever.😷😔

[@tamraraitt5757]

Poor guy😅

[@inkyguy]

Two fifty year sentences for Timothy Scoggin in Texas for two premeditated, first degree murders against defenseless elderly people? I looked up his sentence. It actually totaled 150 years on all of the charges, to be served consecutively, not concurrently, which is usually the case, which is effectively a life sentence, obviously. His release date is listed as “1/1/9999.”

[@quinnzykir]

Ash fuck he’s immortal

[@Squidlark]

If it's 2020 and his release date is 9999 does that mean his sentence is 7,979 years?

[@inkyguy]

sim sim salabim, not really. It’s merely a way of recording a date into a computerized system that requires a date which indicates that the sentence is a life term without possibility of parole.

[@anhedonianepiphany5588]

@@inkyguy If the system only allows for an actual date of release, rather than text such as 'not applicable' (N/A) or 'never to be released', then their - _presumably antiquated_ - software urgently requires upgrading to overcome these limitations. Also, I'd have thought 00/00/0000 would be preferable to 01/01/9999 to indicate this.

[@deadmanwalkingl2774]

Hopefully he gets new trial

[@B1TKZH47]

You have to give credit to those who persisted in their demand for the ongoing investigation.

[@corneliawissing7950]

YES!

[@scootermom1791]

I agree! There's a cliche that says "The squeaky will gets the change," or something like that. In other words, the people who bug law enforcement enough are the ones they'll pay attention to the most - whether or not they want to! Lol They'll usually want to solve the case just so they don't have to deal with the person anymore.

[@krisinsaigon]

the woman who put anti freeze in her husband's drink- that was her fourth husband, i'd be interested to know how many of the other three died too

[@corneliawissing7950]

Before marrying, at all, find out what happened to any previous husbands/wives.

[@lauraatkinson4790]

The family of one of her previous husbands had his remains exhumed to check for poisoning, but nothing was found. Probably too much time had passed to find any remaining antifreeze that might have been in his system.

[@meredithisme3752]

Wouldn't you be wary of someone who had so many ex spouses I sure as hell would

[@AnnaMaledonPictureBookAuthor]

Exactly my thoughts as I was watching.

[@joeylamuel5828]

Leita Nobles was one tough old bird. She lived another two and a half decades after that. Also, all hats off to Mr.Britton for his persistence in the Shannon Davis case.

[@SjofnBM1989]

"He was a Mortician by trade." Me-. Case closed he did it.

[@scottcantdance804]

"...named David Davis." Yeah he's guilty.

[@Mrjumperdude01]

You mean casket closed?

[@apollograyling-hastur3995]

Read that as it was being said, same

[@kellyweingart3692]

Dudewithoutaboat 😂😂😂😂

[@eddieb.8135]

Lol

[@walesanni3184]

This is very educational, trust nobody, very sad indeed

[@sabrinastone4104]

ESPECIALLY if you have life insurance

[@kimberlytaylor2636]

I'm single because I don't trust anyone but it's better than being killed by the person you love the most.

[@ruthmaryrose]

How very sad! You wonder how many people have actually gotten away with murder. And yet even after watching so many of these cases I just have a hard time imagining how people can actually plot to murder others.

[@xponen]

if you entertain the fantasy of "kill ... (someone)", the fantasy will get more and more elaborate as you dwell on it, and eventually it became a realistic proposition. "What if..." can be really dangerous.

[@ruthmaryrose]

xponen_ Yeah, I see how it makes a horrible kind of sense. So the command to love our enemies takes on new meaning. Don’t nurse a grudge. It could save us from becoming murderers. I had never considered that. Thanks for posting.

[@anhedonianepiphany5588]

@@xponen This kind of ideation only becomes obsessive and self-fulfilling in specific personality types. Some of these would be considered personality _disorders,_ though everyone susceptible to such thought patterns is lacking self-insight to a significant degree.

[@kionamcnutt8630]

Ikr!!! SMH!!!! $25,000 for a life???!!!

[@mikismithe506]

I know of a serial killer 👤(Rn) in Austin,Texas still at it. Fbi didn't believe me 🥲🤷‍♀️

[@Script.Doodles]

Nothing like the loud dramatic background music of a crime show to bring back growing up in the early 2000’s

[@nicklausb]

Dang! This witch poured the guy a glass of pure antifreeze! Heartless

[@razorsharplifestyle101hard9]

@Sheena Thomas lol

[@terryKessler42719]

I love the Texas Ranger, George Frasher. He has a sense of humor that is infectious. I’d like to see an entire episode of just him. What a guy.

[@ThomasNeal]

I’d definitely not be drinking something at a house where someone almost got poisoned with arsenic

[@goodafternoongoodmorning5295]

Thomas Neal right lmfao I was wonderin if anyone else thought that was kinda clueless o_O

[@kionamcnutt8630]

@josh hopper Hahahahaha....

[@seiyuokamihimura5082]

Oh yes, id totally like a cup of tea/coffee. Yup. Sure would. Lol

[@razorsharplifestyle101hard9]

@@seiyuokamihimura5082 Lol and excuse myself and throw it out.Wash it out in pour hot water in it and drink it just to watch there facial expression.lol

[@nowandaround312]

I don't understand, are you talking about the actor who's holding a cup in the reenactment, the cup that was provided by the show on the film set that he's sitting in?

[@jeffk7734]

Wasn’t there a book about the Shannon and David Davis Case? What they don’t include in this story is that it took about 8 years to finally catch up with David, and he had moved several times.

[@klattalexis]

Moral of story - never allow anyone to put life insurance on you!!!

[@Healingandchoices]

I have one of these in the family. Never proven since it wasn't clear what was happening. Killed a few of my dogs and almost killed me. Found out my insurance policy didn't name him. Received that look in the eyes.....I have seen it before in my ex. Has been years still trying to gain proper health.

[@annebruecks7381]

Robin Hollis-Oestereich I’m so sorry about your dogs. I hope you are as ok as you can be!

[@Healingandchoices]

@@annebruecks7381 Healing yes. Its not easy on the body and not easy to accept such evil but truth as they say can set one free🌺

[@JessStone-hl8ed]

Wow! There are a more sociopaths than we realize.

[@Healingandchoices]

@Bernedette Kuteyi Thank you

[@razorsharplifestyle101hard9]

Wow!

[@bravelittleroomba]

I used to watch this show religiously back in college, along with justice files. They aired late at night and I would always go to sleep very glad the walls were concrete with steel reinforced doors, and bars on the windows.

[@bokani79]

Me too. I loved watching the fbi files but would always feel scared to even check if my windows were closed or not.

[@Uchihasasuk5]

It’s not really about the money. That’s just one metric that these sociopaths can use to measure success. What it really comes down to is that they are sociopaths and feel no remorse at killing or harming. That can never be fixed. As a society we need to figure out how we want to deal with that.

[@JessStone-hl8ed]

You nailed it!

[@kionamcnutt8630]

I think sociopaths are worse than psychopaths. Yikes!!!!

[@razorsharplifestyle101hard9]

It's already figured out sherlock.lol

[@razorsharplifestyle101hard9]

@@kionamcnutt8630 lol

[@razorsharplifestyle101hard9]

@@kionamcnutt8630 What's the pros and cons of being one and not the other?

[@IvorGrumble]

Any younger male who sniffs around elderly people trying to be their best friend is highly suspicious at the best of times, let alone when people start dying.

[@thrashjasmine4716]

Oh for sure

[@LizzieLane777]

And I am VERY proud of all forensic experts, criminal investigators and good doctors who fought to bring justice.

[@kionamcnutt8630]

Thank God for the good ones.

[@LizzieLane777]

@@kionamcnutt8630 yes there are good police and forensic experts - thank God for their diligence knowledge and their focus on justice

[@robbyluvadooz]

In most cases like this, someone close and trusted is the perpetrator.

[@ThomasNeal]

Yeah... that was in the first few minutes of the video...

[@JessStone-hl8ed]

This has always been the case.

[@anhedonianepiphany5588]

@@ThomasNeal Some individuals feel as if they're a kind of genius mentor for pointing out the obvious, or revealing a 'nugget' of common knowledge.

[@kionamcnutt8630]

It's so sad and disturbing that they watch while killing this person slowly.

[@razorsharplifestyle101hard9]

Lol

[@ericlarue8010]

Remember, don't cut the hair randonly with scissors , rather pull the complete hair out with the root which is your baseline reference point for a time-line.

[@blthetube1]

22:31 Ding!.... Ding!.... Ding!...... Whoa! Slow down there partner.... 4th Marriage BIG RED FLAG!!! 33:44 Well that`s impressive............

[@corwilliams3098]

ikr and are the exes still around? ''love'' is truly blind

[@anhedonianepiphany5588]

@@corwilliams3098 You were right to place 'love' within inverted commas. Libido is a man's worst enemy when they're otherwise content with their life and accomplishments. If one could take a pill to eliminate sex drive, when it becomes a _burden_ rather than a path to true companionship, they'd be immune to the desperate stupidity it instils.

[@MrPipe007]

I hate this because guys like him mess it up for those who care of people in their community.

[@alexstone3822]

I just hope somebody in prison gave Timothy Scoggin a proper beating once he got there.

[@kellyweingart3692]

hope an inmate gave him a taste of his own medicine

[@razorsharplifestyle101hard9]

Lol

[@qas9546]

@@kellyweingart3692 pun intended?? 🤣

[@Devlin20102011]

I’ve never seen true crime feel so much like an episode of “how it’s made”

[@Maryhawthorne1220]

How can anyone do this to another human

[@Maryhawthorne1220]

@Dan Didnot totally agree with you, some sick ppl in this world

[@cortster12]

@Dan Didnot By calling them not human you actually rid them of their responsibility for their crimes. They are human. They are horrible. And you must recognize that humans ARE capable of this. Only by humanizing criminals can you truly understand them, and then find ways to STOP them.

[@Xexer0]

money and greed

[@ajhproductions2347]

People feel it is a "far less direct" way of solving a problem (committing murder), compared to so many other ways, in a strange way, they seem to feel it is not a "hands on" way of committing murder. Poisoning someone is a lot more easy than strangling, or stabbing...or even pulling a trigger...at least for people like that, far less "emotional effort" is used.

[@cottoncandy4486]

The horse riding accident one was a good one, talk about diligence, well done to all those involved the husband was such a smart cookie but not as smart as the neighbour who pushed and pushed. Well done the neighbour for sticking to his guns.

[@TippyTappyToes2620]

It's amazing what they can do to find poisonings even with ashes! On the 2nd story if I was the guy I'd be suspicious why she'd had 4 ex husbands & want to know if they were alive 😳

[@omgbygollywow]

I have watched so many crime shows and sometimes I wonder if I will end up being a crime victim one day and have my story told on one of these episodes.

[@lilly-rl2jq]

im certain my father is poisoning me and im trying to get testing done behind their backs, I just hope the police and hospital staff are as good in my state as the investigators in this video. I dont want him to get away with this. my father and brother abused me emotionally, psychologically, sexually, physically, financially my whole life.

[@Nirual]

I pray everything is going well. That’s terrible.

[@Watson_Holmes]

I think I remember the Shannon and Davis case on forensic files. And it may be a different case- there was a rock the female "fell on", the man claimed to own a lot of money, and they loved horse riding. The neighbor remembered them passing their ranch. Yeuuup it's the same one LoL

[@jeffk7734]

Yes it was and it was on Unsolved Mysteries, and that was how David was caught. He has since dyed in prison in 2014.

[@LB-ou8wt]

@@jeffk7734 Heads up: dyed is for colouring things, not passing away (died)

[@seanjohnson8910]

I got radioactive contamination just watching this video.

[@hellosun8965]

don't watch then

[@myunknownland9272]

I know right? Eek

[@bagbaby6]

Just started giggling🤦🏾‍♀️💯🤘🏾

[@rizumu-8937]

thank you KZbin algorithm for this video 😌 it’s like they knew I needed a true crime series with none other than Peter Thomas narrating to help me fall asleep ❤️

[@jheezwiiz9733]

Next chapter is really good too

[@trudykennedy2087]

It’s not Peter Thomas.

[@melissaupton2097]

The narrator is Gene Galusha.

[@rizumu-8937]

@@melissaupton2097 oh wow he weirdly sounded like Peter Thomas to me, but my hearing is also not the best lmao

[@patriciahorne1522]

Sadly, Gene Galusha died in 2008.

[@rhainaweissehexe3899]

Poor Shannon. Thank goodness the Detectives, Concerned Neighbor and Scientists did not give up. Rest in Peace Shannon 🥀❣️

[@AbbeyOnAtkins]

All these years and Doctors still can’t figure out to test for this?

[@yackingcactus6174]

Anyone notice how not wearing protective clothing these people are?

[@SjofnBM1989]

It was the 90s things were very fast and loose with PPE

[@annebruecks7381]

Especially around the NUCLEAR REACTOR??? Good grief.

[@mscarolynnigro]

The good old days when only your friends would kill you.

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

Well you can’t catch arsenic poisoning

[@Ipazc]

Ohhh, that music remember me the early 2000´s Discovery Channel

[@mypillowguy445]

Reminds you 😀

[@Biglifechange]

Im living through this he is obsessed with me to another level but im catching him in the act, cameras don't lie. Prison for him very soon.

[@garythompson2517]

They are in a league of their own. They are despicable.

[@ideoformsun5806]

I love those red suspenders the farmer wears.

[@feeltheillinois]

a classic look

[@ritaamezcua9304]

What a fashionista lol

[@TKUA11]

Farmers only.com baby! Or is it only fans.com

[@sankiegreyling6309]

Alway just plain old greed.

[@mksabourinable]

Idk why this was in my recommendations but I actually kinda enjoyed it? Huh. Now I wanna watch the next one.... It's weirdly intriguing.......... Lol

[@brendapetropoulos3259]

Welcome to the demographic that just loves these show! Been watching them for years - otherwise I’m pretty normal😂😂😂

[@whenturtlesattack]

Well don't know how I ended up here, but hey I'm glad I found the channel 😁

[@helookalikaman79]

The step daughter had motive for her step father's death, she poisons him, he dies.. Her mother would inherit everything.. The mother goes to prison the daughters would get the house, money etc.

[@RedFlyingFox007]

I don't think the mother would be allowed to inherit...

[@SjofnBM1989]

@@RedFlyingFox007 i think they mean that by framing the Mom she would have bypassed the inheritance and the daughter would have been next of kin and gotten the inheritance instead.

[@dtho6231]

@@SjofnBM1989 The will would be voided once he was poisoned, so she would get nothing.

[@JessStone-hl8ed]

Unless he specified his step daughter as a secondary beneficiary, she would not inherit a thing from the step father.

[@JessStone-hl8ed]

@@SjofnBM1989 Unless he specified his step daughter as his secondary beneficiary, she wouldn't collect.

[@ReinhardAusDieNiederlande]

I can imagine that many family members are written notes while watching this episode to perfect their methods.

[@moniquevanleeuwen6514]

Of course.. MONEY

[@eilissmith8591]

Monique van Leeuwen I am a retired psychiatric nurse, one of our psychiatrists used to say that money, sex and religion were the root of 99% of mental illnesses. We disagreed about the religion as I see it as a protective factor as well as a potential vulnerability. Take care.

[@LB-ou8wt]

@@eilissmith8591 In that case money and sex/romance are also protective factors as having them generally increases your satisfaction in life if they're going well.

[@Anastasia-hn8bs]

@@eilissmith8591 that psychiatrist needs to be fired then.

[@beelee4580]

For $25k?!

[@buttercupj6208]

People have killed for less.....

[@RMBlake007]

That amount of money in 1982 went much farther than today. The average new car sold for 7k dollars then. You could also buy a decent house for 35 thousand. Minimum wage was approx $3.10 in Missouri at the time.

[@texasford3726]

Goodness, that yellow brick of the TAMU College Station campus is in this. I knew it was old but it feels weird to see it on a tv show!

[@anushalimboo3744]

I 've been watching whole episodes through this lock down .Don't know why but I feel that I should join police .

[@ColeSonMusic]

Incredible forensic work.

[@lorrainechingwarara]

Why they praising the neighbors and forensics while Norma gets no credit like she didn’t basically condemn her mother

[@sharoncoombs5851]

Husband should have stayed single instead of taking on this Black Widow n her two kids,RIP Roy Allen♥️

[@mockingbird3099]

Poison Mind: The True Story of the Mensa Murderer and the Policewoman Who Risked Her Life to Bring Him to Justice by Good and Goreck. The husband of a cardiologist poisoned his neighbors, teenagers and their mom, because they were playing rock music too loud. He had slipped in their back door, grabbed a six-pack of Coke or Pepsi, poured poison into each bottle and recapped the bottles, returning the drinks to the neighbor's house. The poison was a medicine used by cardiologists.

[@kionamcnutt8630]

I remember.............Lord have mercy....

[@Overcookedhamburger]

Oh and the tactic is using trust as a weapons delivery system.

[@kionamcnutt8630]

What are you going to do? You have to trust someone. My God....

[@Overcookedhamburger]

@@kionamcnutt8630I'm going to write a book. And I trust plenty of people just not passive aggressive ones.

[@jonwingfieldhill6143]

Poisoning is a horrible way to kill it destroys everything slowly and painfully and most poisoning is usually done gradually until the murderer goes to the extreme

[@CityThatCannotBeCaptured]

God bless good police officers. How much we need them.

[@MsK-xm7vw]

This Texas Ranger is one handsome man...WOW!

[@SolaGratia.]

😂

[@noreenflaherty4309]

I agree but he smiles when I don't think it's anything to smile about. Just saying but he is one good looking fella

[@kali888]

He does look good for his age (no homo)

[@bezzerwizzer6448]

Great series! But the back-ground music are, (in between) ...way to high to stay in the background. It is uncomfortable , i have to adjust the sound nonstop.

[@rizumu-8937]

I agree, that was my biggest problem watching forensic files 😭 weirdly, true crime gets so boring and the narrators voice is calming, so it usually puts me to sleep lol but the music is it’s only downfall, I don’t know why the audio is louder than the narrator sometimes 😔

[@Cypher791]

Ahh the old murder insurance policy ☝️😌

[@kionamcnutt8630]

It has happened so much.

[@bokani79]

Greedy people really have short sighted views on life. How long did David think 300K was gonna last?

[@petroonajourney3503]

Many thanks to everyone that helped catch Scoggin👍🥳

[@SuperCedric35]

I love how the radiation sign was hand made 😂😂😂😂 doesn't I spire much confidence in the lab if they can't even afford a proper sign 😂😂😂😊

[@theranjithjay]

1988- Texas- An elderly couple fell sick and the husband Olgie Noble died soon. He and her wife, Linda Noble had argued a lot and soon she too fell sick and was taken to hospital and she had arsenic in her body. A Timothy Scoggin, a friendly helper became a suspect.

[@lindadouglass4692]

It is a cautionary tale for the elderly and those alone.

[@gaylemc2692]

Everyone should have such good neighbors. Bless him

[@rosievasquez523]

Why didn't she call the police when she saw her mother putting gas or antifreeze in his drink and instead waited for him to die

[@lesliestenta3084]

Red Flag, if someone is too good to be it’s because their not.

[@horsefeatherkate]

Who goes riding BAREFOOT?!?

[@mazieg7072]

I owned a horse and went bare back and barefoot all the time.Guess you've never owned a horse or you wouldn't ask that question.

[@horsefeatherkate]

@@mazieg7072 Well, it was just a guess, wasn't it? I've raised and trained horses for about 45 years now. But the level of riding I do would make riding barefoot look ridiculous. Happy trails, Mazie!

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

Why didn't Norma call the police before he died.. if she liked him and was willing to tattle tale on her murderous mother... so sad.

[@laurelgirard8475]

Where the heck in the boondocks is this? Since when do you close a case before all info is gathered and reviewed? I take it back! The forensic people proved their weight in gold!!

[@flair4213]

This is y i sometimes say money is the ruit of all evil.

[@1jazzyphae]

It is. The bible even says so

[@inkyguy]

indicakitty, no, it doesn’t. The Bible says “the love of money is the root of all evil.”

[@inkyguy]

꧁Flair꧂ 226, given your spelling, it is probably wiser for you to say it than to write or type it.

[@waderaney7]

That is like olden times

[@djquinn11]

inkyguy : Ruit?

[@Lovely26Bones]

Greed, evil, wickedness, demonic, satanic, straight from the Kingdom of Hell

[@wolfweighold823]

Danke für das hochladen sehr interessant

[@crystalfabulous]

Thanks for sharing

[@marysoubble1053]

I love the detectives face. So kind looking.

[@tommytron2000]

8:14 Excuse me what kind of contamination are you looking for 😂

[@melissaupton2097]

Demons walk among angels unaware. Manufacturers have now added a bitter taste to antifreeze.

[@Amanda-kp9ty]

Never ever drink after someone with an open container.

[@Kira-kv1mz]

For me, they are not noisy neighbours but alert neighbour.

[@dulcehajjar5826]

👍 agree !

[@bokani79]

People don’t realize that poisoning someone is the oldest trick in the book. It was mostly done by women du to the nature of their caretaking

[@Amanda-kp9ty]

And there is NO PERFECT CRIME!!

[@Cindy-rm6ul]

I am already in fourth stage of kidney failure so when I die I hope this helps the future victim to be able to get

[@DavidBrown-jk2pm]

Remember to hunt down and destroy murderers as you would any predators. Zero tolerance.

[@Tlaloc_D1]

Love how in the story of the horseback riders, the woman’s dad is like the same age as the her husband but with a fake hunch and crappy old people makeup, and the farmer neighbor, the actor one not the real one, basically could be Arthur from Red Dead 2’s skinny twin

[@marciam6224]

This was a 4th marriage for Shirley. Wonder what happened to the first 3 husbands? Did she kill them as well for insurance money?

[@rumpl3d488]

22:45 those are not 15 and 12 year olds😶

[@waderaney7]

Cruel acts but 👍 DNA😉

[@entombedmachine1518]

Glad that scumbag got caught for what he did. That poor woman married a snake only looking to make a quick buck

[@gonefishing167]

I was at the point of listening to the story of the poor lady who supposedly fell from her horse. They were talking about testing for poisons and it perfectly morphed into an ad for Australian mining. This guy was talking to another guy in a lab and he was testing this and testing that from surrounding soil. Took me quite a few secs to realise it must be an ad. Not funny I know but quite ironic. That poor young woman, she must have been terrified. How can people be so cruel. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@abocas]

Gene Galusha .... I believe, was the narrator. Sadly, he passed away in 2008. And .... never disclose your life insurance to spouses/family members! Not in the US, it seems.

[@garycooper6947]

Thank you jesus from new Zealand island s

[@tiffsaver]

A murderer by any other name...

[@saudiranger4007]

32:24 she died 2 years after she got convicted , btw 25,000$ was a big money in 1980's

[@amalhashi4430]

Addiction is addiction. Simple

[@agnescassar7604]

I think it's a red flag when somebody has been married multiple times

[@bokani79]

Imagine how many Doctors suspect foul play immediately as they see a patient?