The Cunning And Murderous Landlady | World’s Most Evil Killers | Real Crime

The story of the "Death House Landlady", who took in elderly and disabled tenants, only to murder them for their social security paychecks
Join this channel to get access to perks:
/ @realcrime
Make sure you subscribe to get your regular crime fix: / realcrime
From "World’s Most Evil Killers"
Content licensed from Keshet to Little Dot Studios.
Any queries, please contact us at:
[e-mail]

[@susanbodiford3183]

I lived 3 blocks away from her on I street, there were so many people, including me there when the cops were bringing the bodies out! May the people she killed rest in peace and & my deepest condolences to the families

[@allenhungwe5191]

Like seriously she did that shit

[@nicoletharp6037]

Wow. It's true what they say, "you really don't know what happens behind closed doors" My deepest condolences to the family and may all the victims rest in peace 🙏🙏

[@latonyanarcisse7112]

Woe

[@merlydelrosario2417]

@@allenhungwe5191 aare

[@BlueberryFundip]

🧢

[@RJFPme]

Preying upon the vulnerable is an abomination whether it’s under private or government care.

[@declamatory]

That comment is egregiously antisemitic!

[@sciencenotstigma9534]

@@declamatory Wtf?

[@LB-ou8wt]

@@declamatory huh? how?

[@declamatory]

@@LB-ou8wt - "Preying upon the vulnerable" is a dominant "Jewish" trait, so, to object to it is egregiously antisemitic, as is objecting to pædophilia!

[@mattosullivan9687]

David, are you an architect?

[@cynthiastyner163]

The fact that the house can't be torn down is sickening to me and the fact the families of the victims have to be reminded of where they lost their loved ones.

[@OnTheWaySoon]

It's morbid

[@constancemccoy6931]

Make sure nobody is home, including pets and set it on fire .

[@7spiritualcompass706]

There are thousands of historical homes where heinous murders took place throughout history that aren't and will not, be torn down, and shouldn't. Many of the areas you currently walk on experienced historical murders during battles...What do you want to do, burn the planet because of it?

[@christiangraff5236]

I'm sorry but the citizens of that city should take this into their own hands and go burn the place down. It's so wrong it's still standing

[@christoffesedao3579]

Agreed. Only in California would they honor a house of premeditated murders.

[@SynDoesStuff]

The fact that that couple is so happy with the house’s history, moved in, had smiling faces while talking about it, and is actually proud to live there is just really unnerving.. I wish they had just torn the place down and had made a memorial for the victims involved.

[@TheBullet0012]

Some people in the comments, has said it’s been deemed Historic. And if I remember correctly, that makes it so that they can’t just tear it down.. but I don’t know the complete ins and out, so..

[@TahtahmesDiary]

Honestly I think it should be owed by the city as a historical landmark, not be a joke home for a strange couple. It’s bigger than her history there, but shouldn’t be purchased by just anyone.

[@SynDoesStuff]

@@TahtahmesDiary yeah, that too. No idea why they would even let anybody buy it to live in it in the first place :/

[@mielewilkins7181]

Exactly how I felt. They are just so proud smh 🤦‍♀️

[@BreaLinn]

💯💯

[@paulanthony5274]

When your mother's Ill and has a tear rolling down her face you call a freaking ambulance not say "Oh you'll be ok Dorothy is taking care of you" honestly, it's not the 1600s.

[@brianal7143]

My thoughts exactly

[@theeditor1149]

If I saw my mum like that I would have taken her home or to a hospital immediately.

[@gussygatlin3093]

Surely he blames himself everyday that he didn't take her out of there immediately....😢😢😢😢

[@LateefWise]

He taught me something!!!

[@starfleetintelligence-sect130]

Right exactly I’m like wth 🤦‍♂️

[@ElixirSpice]

It's so creepy that the couple bought the house and turned it into a museum.....people were murdered.

[@uthpalachandrarathna4408]

There are concentration camps from 2nd worldwar also made in to museums, and many more people were brutally murdered in them.

[@williamf4544]

@@uthpalachandrarathna4408 I doubt the people showing visitors round the concentration camps are quite as jovial and upbeat as those two wierdo are

[@joycesmith1742]

@@uthpalachandrarathna4408 there are also a lot of other things, where someone died or was killed, and it is on display.

[@sollyfan]

@@williamf4544people died in Disneyland, get a helmet

[@AfalseNotfalseQueen]

1. The current owners disgust me for making money out of something so gruesome 2. That woman said the mom committed suicide while she couldn't even move a finger? And it rang no bell?

[@fuking-s2882]

What I'm shocked about is why the primary suspect was not arrested on spot when a human thigh bone had already been found in her property!!!

[@simonkinyua14]

She explained the house had been rented by many people before her. She also had a long stint in prison.

[@simplymoonchild3908]

@@simonkinyua14 .....they knew that she had a boardinghouse for many years. I do not remember if the mentally disabled guy that helped her remove and buried the bodies were a boarder or a frequent neighbor. He was dislocated to another space.

[@fuking-s2882]

@@simonkinyua14 Lol...she was already being suspected by the cops...the detective said so himself...especially after they spoke to her neighbors, who also had some suspicion about people disappearing in her house?

[@pottsjulie]

@@fuking-s2882 Then why was he stupid enough to let her go to that hotel and then leave her? He doesn’t even seem embarrassed when he relates that story. He should have been fired.

[@autumnleaf3667]

@@pottsjulie that’s what I’m saying, it seems like he’s unfazed while relaying the details of his sloppy work

[@grannybird7365]

I live in the area, and there’s still people that believe there are more bodies. There’s several books written the murders, well worth reading. Rest In Peace kind, gentle Bert Montoya. Your disappearance triggered the investigation.

[@namAlexander]

what do they think about them two in the house using it as a tourist attraction , i find that a bit sick if my mum was killed in there i would not be happy about that

[@glamdolly30]

@@namAlexander It's totally unacceptable the owners of the house Tom Williams and Barbara Holmes are allowed to exploit its recent history as a crime scene for entertainment purposes. All those 'joke' notices about buried bodies, and even a store mannequin dressed up in granny glasses and a grey wig to represent the murderer - it's appalling. They are mocking the seven tragic victims of a ruthless serial killer, who selected them because they were society's most vulnerable - just to steal their social security payments! Its hard to imagine a more heinous or despicable crime. And this couple think it's a subject for humour? Shame on them. If I were a grieving loved one, I would show them exactly what I think of their sick sideshow. Put it this way - none of their 'humorous' exhibits would still be standing after I'd paid them a visit!

[@williamf4544]

And they still havent found them heads and hands yet - they must be somewhere

[@tomsmith3608]

Where do I buy these books?

[@vortex162]

A medium could clear that up in no time.

[@MdnightWnd]

The signs that the new owners have around the house are disgusting, as well as their attitudes. People lost their lives there, they have families that are still alive and mourning them. Yet the owners are trying to make jokes out of it. Just sick.

[@azazello1784]

That's not their problem that people lost lives.

[@DrineThePoet]

​@@azazello1784 still creepy though...period

[@DrineThePoet]

I agree

[@cocobutterchin6768]

@@azazello1784 creepy 😳 only a mentally sick people will buy a house like that. I don't know how any will be able to sleep at night inside that house

[@glamdolly30]

Agreed, the money-grubbing ghouls Tom Williams & Barbara Holmes who now own the house and shamelessly exploit its recent history as a crime scene, are disgusting. All those unfunny, 'joke' notices about buried bodies, and even a store mannequin dressed up in granny glasses and a grey wig to represent the murderer - it's disgusting. How do the victims' grieving loved ones feel, to see their murders treated like a big joke? I'm just amazed they didn't lay out seven, full-size plastic skeletons on the front yard to represent the murder victims. I'm even more amazed there haven't been angry demonstrations against that callous glorification of a serial killer!

[@kaitlin8441]

This couple making a 'mockery' of what occurred in that home is absolutely disgusting. What the killer did is beyond comprehension but to then turn it into a side show is just disrespectful

[@yuyanglong225]

Their not making a mockery of nothing. Its a known past and they've accepted it but the house is still a house. They aren't supporting the evil lady by turning that rotting house into a loving home. If you want a mockery hate on Nicolaus cage for buying the la laurie mansion and trying to turn it into a horror club house. Madame la laurie did atrocious shit and got away with it.

[@brandyvaughn1]

It's probably her family or some weird shit

[@joeylamuel5828]

Wierd damn people. I agree that the place should have been destroyed.

[@powerpuff4ever]

Idk it’s probably worse that there’s enough of a market for it within the dark tourism industry. They just bought a house with a story but that story spawns a community pulse of interest. There’s not much reason to not turn it into a stream of income if people are going to keep sending you messages about your house and what happened there

[@gsavedra]

Exactly. What's really going on in their heads.....

[@edyann]

I seriously trust NO ONE. I've been watching these and other videos like Forensic Files. My goodness. So much evil in this world.

[@KetinaSolari]

Good thing u don't, only trust God.

[@ramenwarrior4111]

Agreed but there’s a ton of good and I mean these people are a small portion of the population.. be careful not to get too paranoid. It’s health to be cautious but not catatonic from fear and distrust. And be smart and observant not ignorant to peoples vibes and stuff 🖤

[@felicialewis860]

@@ramenwarrior4111 I agree.

[@jameshughes525]

Most people are killers of opportunity, don't give anyone the opportunity. Watch your ass and buy a gun

[@randykoester8836]

I know exactly what you're saying I trust no one anymore either because you just never know

[@kylegreenhorn5777]

Fun fact: Dorothea lived at 1426 F Street.

[@gracemercy11]

The new owners creeped me out.

[@alwilson3204]

Fruitcakes.

[@Efca1987]

Money grabbers

[@msbigdog1460]

​@@Efca1987🙄🙄

[@jeffro4kag206]

Freaky nasty types I'm sure.

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

The new owners seem to enjoy the infamy of the house. Nothing like someone trying to cash in on misery. Poor guy lost his mother.. Dorothea was paroled, wtf! Dorothea might have asked for a warrant . Jeez, I can't imagine living there.

[@teem9010]

yes they seem off their rockers. live there is fine, but they seem giggly and excited which is weird and psycho.

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

@@teem9010 Exactly.

[@jeantetreault132]

The new owners are just another bunch of sick minded people!

[@grannybird7365]

She did have help, one of her residents. But the regulars in the house were terrified of her. She did all the cooking, after all.

[@Dion-rz3fz]

They found a "cash cow." That's why their giggling. But yes, it does seem kind of tacky. But its nothing new. Lizzie Bordon's house was turned into a bed and breakfast. Titanic artifacts travel all over the country for people to gawk at, yet they were part of those victims grave. Some former mental asylum's are now used as haunted houses. Its strange that this is hunky dory but heaven forbid someone who has a physical deformity and wants to make money by exhibiting themselves and educating the public about their anomaly, rather than living off welfare, cant really do it anymore because of political correctness. Total hypocrisy!

[@admrizzo1]

She clearly had help... carrying a body from her kill room down the stairs and into the yard was not something she could have done alone

[@melissayoung3675]

Think you are right

[@simplymoonchild3908]

Heep....she did.

[@LadyIsTheChamp]

The man that dug up the Graves should have been looked at closer

[@pottsjulie]

@@LadyIsTheChamp That was my immediate thought too.

[@ninajefferson4018]

She clearly DID NOT DO IT! This investigator is just a puppet. How can y'all believe this hot dog? That's all he is. Is a hot dog with mayo. Gross!

[@HobbyOrganist]

I swear if they say "1426 F street" one more time I'll SCREAM!!!

[@rosannacellini2158]

I second that! 🙄

[@yankee2666]

Get a grip...Jezuz Kryste!!

[@OnTheWaySoon]

THIS! I was coming to comment about that same things. Grrrrrrr

[@michaelgallien7970]

1426 F street.

[@africacarey]

Haaaaa yes number is burned in my head

[@jamiemiller8678]

Those 2 are completely assenine to have the trespassing sign and dummies on the property. The victims' families should be furious

[@jolesliewhitten6545]

I’m 78 and look young enough to be her daughter. Good grief.

[@bcmcboot]

quick

[@MoorenaEl]

👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@BrooklynBaby100]

Spill the beauty secrets 😂

[@skreemqueen7520]

Side note ….. this is what happens when Social workers pay attention and do an excellent job ! Had the social worker not reported the man missing more people may have been murdered and Puente may have never been prosecuted!

[@simplymoonchild3908]

Skreemqueen.....the social worker reported her long after his “family” complained and insisted investigation.

[@skreemqueen7520]

@@simplymoonchild3908 oh got it. Thanks for the clarification.

[@alwilson3204]

Yet they let her go back into the boarding house 'business' without ever checking her out again!

[@robertdaniels-lane7321]

It’s sad that a city would mark that house as a “piece of history” instead of tearing it down.

[@circlegtrashfarm]

If a house is more than x amount of years old it can be declared a historical marker and it then takes a vote by city council or possibly the county or state to approve a tear down. Only know this because a drunk man plowed into some historical buildings near a court house in our area. The damage done made the buildings unsafe to the surrounding homes and businesses. Guess it was cheaper to demolish than repair.

[@OtomoTenzi]

TAXE$??? 💰💰💰

[@simplymoonchild3908]

Robert Daniels...I agree....But Cali are talking money here. California has always been about Dollars.

[@lindakleckner215]

The house may have good memories from the owners that lived there before the old lady and killings began. Should the good parts of a house be destroyed because for a couple decades of it's life there was a team of/ or a person(s) killing people in it? I sure wouldn't promote the evil that occured....thou shall not kill. If KNOW about a live being and do nothing to get them help that's neglect and killing. If I was the new owner I would do alterations or build on to the place so it's like a new place that new GOOD memories could be created in.

[@tayachting6345]

@@simplymoonchild3908 Dollars, and the weird.

[@jklang7217]

Little old lady?? She was only 59 but looks 79. Lol I'm gonna be 50 and I can assure you I look likeva teenage compared to thus " old lady "

[@edyann]

I know. That's what I was thinking as well. Evil will age you quickly.

[@seanthe100]

She tried to make herself look like an old lady that was the whole point

[@minini5571]

Look at her…a trip to the salon and some makeup would have done wonders.

[@joseole1117]

@@edyann by evil if you mean chainsmoking and heavy drinking/drugs then sure.

[@hurricaneheather1420]

California makes ya age in dog years. Lol jk 😜🤣. My niece did time with her

[@alisonalibongo3177]

How could the police have let her go while digging up her garden…

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

No evidence.

[@orest_4thhorseman]

I worked armored transportation for several years, and i learned early on if you think you know what a criminal looks like, you already let your guard down.

[@halriggs9328]

That's what they say in 80 percent of the documentaries the person doesn't look like a killer. I wonder why

[@muchmuleya9651]

Murderer's are the ones who are trusted by many ,even guys who are players to girls are charming cool smart caring but at the end you see flame's

[@klarahvar746]

It always amazed me how many people considered her less responsible just for the fact that 'she was an old lady, physically incapable of manipulating bodies'...she was a ruthless predator! Most likely, she used one of the people who lived under her roof as an accomplice, because she knew they were vulnerable and would fear ending up as her victims if they refused. Thakfully the three convictions were enough to ensure that she finished her days in prison, because with a jury like that, the outcome could have been even worse.

[@africacarey]

Why is it when you become old people just think you're innocent

[@klarahvar746]

Some people tend to see childhood and old age as synonymous with inability to do harm, just because they may not have developed or lost strength (there are even those who, faced with the same brutal crime, consider a woman to be 'less responsible' than a man).

[@BP-dn9nv]

She was 50. She acted older than she was to make people feel comfortable about her

[@debidriscoll8108]

But many others didn't get justice

[@klarahvar746]

@@debidriscoll8108 That's why I said "with a jury like that...".

[@cedgson91]

Very scary As someone who is a vulnerable adult and has been renting in house shares for 12 years You can’t trust people Appearances can be deceiving RIP to her victims

[@vildibuks]

Love falling asleep to the sweet voice Fred Dinenage speaking of horrific crimes.

[@africacarey]

Woww I thought I was the only. I put him on to fall asleep to his voice talking about these horrific crimes

[@jeantetreault132]

Did you hear that old couple talking and bragging about their so-called comfortable house as though it was almost a tourist attraction with so much pride? They seem to be having so much pleasure living in there. These people have got to be crazy living in a place like that, especially with all these horrendous killings that once occurred many years before. No matter how historical and nice this house is, I would’ve literally torn this place down in no time and make a memorial place, for the victims! Johnny, Montréal, Canada 🇨🇦

[@simplymoonchild3908]

Jean Tetreault.....I agree. Sad to say that many people doesn’t have a heart for others....it’s all about fortune and fame, which is drastically declining.

[@TahtahmesDiary]

I don’t think tearing it down is the only way, but owned by the city would have been a wiser one. That couple was very disrespectful and odd in the doc for sure.

[@joeylamuel5828]

Money, unfortunately, speaks loudly.

[@simplymoonchild3908]

@@joeylamuel5828 .....Absolutely so

[@lynn-marieflechner5406]

The owners literally say at 2:35 that it CANT be torn down. It’s considered a historical house. But the city owning it sure.

[@pamelamyers9613]

It is so scary this woman was able to get away with abusing, using and murdering people for so long. Outrageous.

[@tylercraig5633]

No way her total body count is only 9. There has to be more victims they haven’t found yet

[@jacquelinehall6198]

Yes, I'm inclined to agree with you 👍. I too think there's more bodies unaccounted for. She's such a wicked evil woman.

[@michaelobrien5891]

That one juror was trying to be so technical, they were unreasonable. And I suspect that the guy who told investigators where he dug holes for her, was the person who helped her move the bodies.

[@simplymoonchild3908]

Michael O’Brien....he was.

[@wht-rabt-obj]

59?! She looks 85!

[@marcoalozoya6296]

It´s like when in a scary movie the frail old lady all of a sudden becomes satan.

[@tarawehry7105]

This woman is evil 😈

[@francesbernard2445]

I cannot imagine the horror when realizing you are working as handyman or paid housekeeper while serving a monster like Dorothea Puente.

[@shirleythompson8251]

Such a wicked, greedy, monster who is, thankfully, gone from this earth forever more. She will never be thought of in a kind human way, but, as an evil person who had no good in her whatsoever 🤬 Her victims, however, will be remembered in a loving way by all their families, friends and associates. Rest in peace 💜💛💜💛💜🕊

[@lincolnguy1483]

59?! More like 79. Nevertheless, an extraordinary story.

[@savpear]

If anyone is curious on to why the house has been deemed “Historical” it’s actually because the case is still on-going and will still provide “historical evidence” to support the case thus why the floors have not been renovated yet as stated at the very beginning of the video. Also In most states a home is deemed “Historical” if it is over 50 years old and must follow certain criteria.

[@alexandracehic3595]

O

[@LiveFreeOrDie-]

100 years, I thought

[@savpear]

@@LiveFreeOrDie- it’s different all over the place. I live in Florida and the age minimum is 30 however the building MUST have some significance in order to be considered historical. Take for instance any building built on the lip of St. Augustine, FL must have a government official statement saying the only reason a house/building may be bulldozed is if it’s a potential harm to the houses around it.

[@cynthiastyner163]

So sickening to me

[@savpear]

@@cynthiastyner163 I think what bothers me the most are the people living there. Because the house is still being used for evidence the Californian government should’ve bought it and never sold it… especially at an auction.

[@jomaro8]

Them essentially celebrating a murderer instead of honoring her victims is sick.

[@Roc-Righteous]

Who else like's this awesome narrator?

[@ally2711]

Absolute annoying

[@marleencarr3132]

Yesss

[@NuckyArch18]

Mark Felton is good too

[@ameg2707]

Why would such place be considered historic landmark!? And even boast on the fact that this evil old lady lived there? Honor her victims at the very least… well America 🇺🇸 you see.

[@simplymoonchild3908]

Ameg....it has been talk about making a movie about this ordeal. Now that it has been occupied, I’m sure that the producer ( s ) has to be very careful with its negotiating.

[@TahtahmesDiary]

Because it had a history before this old lady, obviously. Idk how you missed that.

[@brianorser1158]

A Women's group tried to get her out of prison. I was shocked 😲. Thank God they were not successful.

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

Typical feminism.

[@marshamarsha5204]

😯

[@devinrogers7978]

“The world’s most evil killers” is said in each episode…it’s all bad, regardless of three victims of thirty victims

[@JagoffCitizen]

I wonder why they gave the actress straight, absurdly unkempt hair, when Dorothea Puente had tidy, curly hair?

[@Zebraboy19]

When they said she died March 27, 2011 it sent chills through me. I lost my mom the 28th in 2011. 😲

[@williamf4544]

Spooky - both going in different directions im quite sure though

[@johnbarry5036]

Those 2 smiling owners, anything for a buck.

[@SpaceCadet4Jesus]

The trend continues..

[@berean65]

Sounds like the movie Arsenic and Old Lace with a very macabre twist! 😱

[@emmerinman1331]

My great-aunt Mabel was friends with Dorothy. They were the same age, both had been wild in their youth, and both married Mexican men back in the 50s when it was still a bit shocking for white girls to do so. In the 80s, both middle-aged, they used to frequent the same bar. Mabel knew that Dorothy went to the bar to meet middle-aged bachelors with pensions so she could find boarders, but of course had no idea she was killing them. Dorothy just kept complaining that they were flaking out on her.

[@GabrielShakkori]

Woah mam

[@marshamarsha5204]

Wow.

[@SpaceCadet4Jesus]

You mean she was making flakes out of them..!

[@ms.beyondlove7669]

I saw this story on the worst roommates ever. So sad for the victims and she is not one of them. She made a choice!

[@debidriscoll8108]

How did she manage to bury all those people and no one saw her?

[@SpaceCadet4Jesus]

In the deep of night on full moons...

[@sweetcocoa]

She didn't look 59 years old and looked ike she was already 80 years old when she was caught.

[@teresas8173]

She purposely styled herself to look old, elderly even.

[@debidriscoll8108]

That's what I said too

[@annking8633]

I really like the detective lady. She's awesome.

[@SweaterSwagg]

Yup, and she was lowkey hot back in the day 👀😜

[@andreabowers2227]

It's ridiculous to blame a person's childhood for the choices that they make later on in their lives because I had a very dark and difficult life growing up and I am now 39 years old and I still don't hurt others or kill anyone. So no one can tell me that a bad childhood is a good excuse for murder and criminal activity. You make your own decisions in life weather or not to make a good life from your tragic experience or to be a evil criminal and pass the buck and not take selfacountability.

[@SynDoesStuff]

Exactly. Well said. I haven’t had the best childhood either, but I respect others and show as much love as I can to those around me. It’s all a choice, and what you choose to make of it. Some people are just pure evil😔

[@simplymoonchild3908]

Andrea Brown...so true. But, unfortunately, there are some children that couldn’t handle such adult behavior, much less understand it. Suicidal rate at at its best...it’s the path that many abused children and adults fate. I can not judge that all abused children all thrown in one bucket. JS

[@fayevalentine1131]

Some people had brain damage + terrible childhood we as humans do not react the same to trauma i had a tragic childhood as well but i cant do any harm to other....if u look at it from another perspective how come that an average happy person decides out of no where that he want to kill or harm others ? I do not believe in evil people because saying that u also saying that god made them that way

[@ladyseason2565]

I agree to a point I've also managed not to harm innocent people and I had a bad childhood ,a terrible young adulthood and am currently not living the life. But ppl especially developmental aren't the same. Also with so many dark days I've felt so much numbing pain where things could've went all bad but one thing I was taught it takes 5 seconds to make a decision you'll pay for a lifetime

[@marleencarr3132]

Agree 👍

[@sphesihlemamba9964]

Will be looking at grand land ladies differently after this. It's really shocking and heartbreaking. May the people who died in the hands of this old lady rest in perfect peace.

[@marleencarr3132]

Amen 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@charlottestreet3301]

Not all old ladies are like dothery plenty,s

[@jentapsell1137]

Sick that the house is treated with celebrity . The new owners are sick. Shameful .

[@tonnemiessek5193]

I remember when they caught her. May her victims rest in peace

[@jamesjones5787]

The new owners are gross weirdos

[@tarawehry7105]

How do these investigators not have nightmares

[@Infamous_God737]

They do

[@alanweissaltz6405]

It would have been perfect if Vincent Price could have narrated it.

[@cocobrown709]

I am beyond stunned. I lived in the Bay Area. This is my first time,hearing of this evil woman. The fact they turned the house. Into murder museum is sick as F*uck!

[@jesseerickson662]

59 years old !? My 98 year old grandmother looks like her. Not even kidding. And my grandma gets around pretty good too.

[@timscott84]

"Elderly" give me a break. Exactly. You'd NEVER call a 59 year old nor 64 year old man elderly. She played to it well.

[@rosannacellini2158]

Why oh why did they let her out of their sight?! You let a suspect go off by herself after finding a body in the yard? Dumb. It's so sad and horrific what she did. I feel bad for Mr, Clausen, and other family members of the victims. Lesson, don't judge a book by its cover. May the victims RIP. 😞🙏🙏🙏✝️

[@rosemead4310]

I seriously hope I don’t look like that at 59 years old

[@teresas8173]

You won’t. This woman dressed up to look as old as possible.

[@1goldenshell]

@@teresas8173 I was thinking the same thing.

[@mikebeesley5458]

U mean u don't want to look like granny from the Beverly hillbillies?

[@thankthelord4536]

I know I didn't. I'm 61 right now and look 45.

[@funnystuffonlylm8201]

Why would murder become a tourist attraction? And what about these people cashing in on death and so much suffering? I am disgusted.

[@rebelchild9905]

This is why cameras are so important in this is why they've become so tiny like the size of a dime you can play some anywhere and everywhere to watch everyone and everything! Get you some

[@robertafierro5592]

I've met quite a few much older women who masquerade as kind little Church going old ladies. Some of them are actually conniving and nasty and jealous. That's always a bitter surprise to me because the idea in my head is that as you age you SHOULD get smarter and kinder.

[@williamf4544]

Yes - a charity shop near me was staffed by blue haired old ladies like that some years ago - oh they were horrible - not nice people at all

[@MegaTrivial]

I don't stand people who are happy to talk about someone who have killed people! They shouldn't sit there and just show a happy smile! It's nothing to smile about!

[@slinkiegirl2001]

wonder how much the couple payed for that bloodbath home they seem to relish the notoriety

[@davidwoermansr]

Little old ladies can be stronger than you'd think my mom at 62 was 5ft2 and 110lbs and when we'd get a seed or feed delivery she'd toss 2 50lb bags on each shoulder and carry them in the storage shed at 65 she climbed a ladder to the roof while we repaired storm damage carrying 2 rolls of felt or 2 bundles of shingles of their 2 story farmhouse as well as make lunch and bring it up at 70 she was still working cattle till she tried closing a gate and when the cow hit it she thought she could hang on and it tore her bicep loose

[@Phlowermom]

Ouch!!

[@davidwoermansr]

@@Phlowermom yeah and since it's not her dominant arm she refuses to have surgery to fix it she says she's too old she'll just live with the pain it lets her realize she woke up alive I hope I'm that tough if I get that old of course she grew up on a horse ranch in Michigan the middle of 10 kids and helped hunt everything including bear to help feed the family all the farmers around my dad called her dynamite because strong things come in small packages

[@andreatrivino2408]

Disgusting couple making money off the victims death. I wish the families would make a big case

[@GaryWayneHill64]

Love this narrator, OK so I am British so might be a tad biased, but he is by far the best crime documentary narrator in my book.

[@justinbell700]

I have already seen this one already but thanks very much for the re-upload.

[@josephbowles4995]

Wow that’s crazy You can’t even trust the granny next door 🚪!

[@jillcabler2186]

Thank you for this commentary

[@oh2bme1860]

She was my neighbor when I was in College… a very friendly woman who was very friendly all over that part of town. I was honestly shocked even tho I knew something was going on, but not that💔 I’m surprised how long it’s taken to for her to become so infamous.

[@vortex162]

Well, when the money flows there's no reason not to be friendly.😁

[@oh2bme1860]

@@vortex162 So true….. she would walk the neighborhood and talk to whomever would listen. Sometimes bringing home made cookies and breads. Glad I didn’t imbibe ! I was in my early 20’s back then but she advanced my fascination with True Crime.

[@SpaceCadet4Jesus]

​@@oh2bme1860cookies and -laced- iced tea?

[@cherylblancher5984]

What a great job done on this video, am subscribed and thank you ❤😷🇨🇦

[@jlynnpoltrock6602]

I remember doing a documentary on her in like 7th grade I was always so intrigued by this stuff so my teacher knew I’d do well but I was just so shocked that some that society paints as “fragile” could do such things and for that long truly sickening and disturbing !

[@jayuhoo4806]

what did she do with the head and hands though! that’s a whole other level of sick

[@elizabethsohler6516]

"Fragile" women have been using poison and drugs to commit murder throughout history.

[@SpaceCadet4Jesus]

They're on pikes in the attic

[@pattrell5257]

Insane that it's not torn down! I don't care how historic it was; it's a graveyard where people were killed; nobody should live there! Then, on top of that, glamorizing her! These owners are ghouls!

[@susanmccormick6022]

But is it any different to the Lizzie Borden House?

[@BeautyisHerName692]

@@susanmccormick6022 hell that should be gone too. On top of it , it has evil energy.

[@berits.2346]

Don't blame the house!

[@goblin-night]

I am astounded that this case doesn't get mentioned more in serial killer conversations. She managed to put most serial killers to shame, and the sweet-looking evil granny look is not exactly common

[@FightClass3]

This woman is as evil a woman can get...

[@discobikerAndRosie]

She looked older than she was. I'm pushing 58 & I look 20 yrs younger. It helps that I'm just now turning a bit gray. Anyway, I read the crime novel about her, & watched the TV programs. This couple disgusts me. They made a monument out of her house of death, basically idolizing a serial killer. 😳

[@bernedettekuteyi3843]

Unfortunately for her, so was so evil the demons in her came out and made her look 100 years older.

[@sundijohnson2486]

Great police work. You let a suspect of multiple murders go and have a coffee down the road on her own!! She escaped, what a surprise!!

[@davidmellish3295]

They hadn’t found multiple bodies when she went off for a coffee,just one body which by itself may be explained,if they had found lots of bodies then they wouldn’t have let her go for a coffee

[@jayuhoo4806]

it’s called learning on the job, next time they’ll just order her a latte on skipthedishes

[@pluise]

I find it absolutely hilarious that Werthers Caramels were the very first commercial to introduce this 'macabre monument'.

[@baleye8735]

there’s an episode on netflix’s show ‘worst roomate ever’ about dorthea!! it’s super good

[@wouldntyouliketoknow1840]

I’m more amazed the cop just let her walk off knowing they had a body in her yard as she’s had a history living there That’s just fuckin dumb

[@christopherbraswell1601]

I couldn’t figure that out either. I would assume (dangerous yes, but let me finish😀) that when the first body was discovered, an arrest would immediately be made, a broader search warrant issued, more detectives called in, I mean fuck! Not just “Oh look, human remains, go on over to the motel while we keep digging and have a coffee”

[@thankthelord4536]

If she was an old black woman, they would've rushed her to her death sentence.

[@williamf4544]

I think his brain was still trying to compute a body in the garden against an old lady who looked like someone out of an apple pie advertisment

[@jayuhoo4806]

in his defence he was thinking where would a million year-old lady run off to? 😂

[@lauraanderson4256]

This is so scary... she looks so sweet and innocent... you really can't trust anyone.

[@blschafer4310]

Putrified body fluids. Who would choose to live in that hellhole is beyond me.

[@doriscastillo8020]

One of the tenants give a piece paper to one of the police that he need to speak with him, he speak and told that his friends are gone and they smell in that house the police said the smell is cadaver and ask for permission to dig the garden

[@mariekatherine5238]

I don’t care how historic the place is, it’s disrespectful to the memories of the murdered that it still stands as a sort of tourist attraction! It should be razed, the property turned into a memorial garden with a plaque or tasteful monument. It’s likely there are still remains in the yard and in the house itself.

[@jennifermoriarty2188]

Not disrespectful to victims

[@jamesrodden.1008]

The new owners have issues … I’m not sure if they are disrespectful, dumb, or grifters . Maybe a combination of all three…

[@eurodiaz3712]

Yeah re-using a home is fine, for living purposes. Even if a murder took place there. It doesn't need to be torn down. But yes they are stupid and need a talk with God

[@SpartacusErectus]

I've seen this case presented numerous times and this is the best put together documentary.

[@ccronk20]

The Tales From the Crypt episode they based on this lady was a BANGER!

[@neiltappenden1008]

Strange to start murdering when you hit your fifties ?

[@stephanielalaland4314]

I bet she has murder before

[@user-zy4ki5vj1e]

10000% had help

[@joseole1117]

Probably either desperate for funds or going through a mid-life crisis. Was probably broke and depressed about being all alone and wanted to add a little excitement in her stale life.

[@neiltappenden1008]

@@joseole1117 maybe 🤔 that's one hell of a mid life crisis 😳

[@alyj5825]

She’s definitely done it before. She’s just never got caught until then….

[@nphipps9406]

could the person who dugged the hole helped her. after all, 7 holes by the same person? obviously he had to know that its to bury people

[@thingsofinterest603]

That new owners shirt is working OVERTIME

[@alphinmesa9945]

People always make a tourist attraction out of every place that had tragedy..."come see where this person died....but wait it's $19.99 first"

[@jennifermoriarty2188]

I would think I'd be under arrest if they found bones in my yard

[@lindsaythomson3687]

What the hell is wrong with those new owners? They are sick too ! Why was she let go during all this finding of body's 😩 ? Thank God she was found.....she had to of had help 🤔.

[@bobbyrutherford9359]

Thanks for your hard with this amazing cases I truly enjoyed it

[@jessicasevin1870]

She reminds me of the granny on looney toons