The Disturbing Case of Christa Pike

[@BubbaYak]

Christa: "there's so much more I wanted to do with my life". Colleen: " Same, girl."

[@atmywhitson]

Right right

[@janedoe8566]

Poor girl.

[@drivenbyrage5710]

I've always believed that capital punishment is giving them the easy way out. But, in her case, I'm prepared to make an exception.

[@cinemagirlxoxo]

@@drivenbyrage5710 I thought the EXACT same thing! They should've fried her an hour after sentencing. Absolutely ridiculous it has taken THIS long!

[@TalkativeHour]

@@drivenbyrage5710 you mean execution?

[@vintaqe_vibez5978]

"there's just so much more I wanted to do with my life". Yeah I'm sure Colleen felt the same way.

[@BBWboobie]

exactly

[@iamrazor9831]

Murderers always say shit like that when they're on trial not even thinking 'hey maybe the person/people I killed also wanted to be alive'

[@kyleeconrad]

Like what? Murder a few more innocent people...?

[@varden506]

Glad they threw the whole woman away.

[@nicomancinicorleone9768]

THE BEST COMMENT EVER..

[@NotANiceGuy99]

Christa Pike has spent more years on death row than Colleen was alive, and that's a damn shame.

[@SupremeCommanderBaiser]

THIS 👆

[@nonyab5640]

We have the BEST justice system IN THE WORLD!!! What are you talking about?? Don’t you see how every case is SO fair and just??!

[@BlackDad-penitentiary]

Stupid appeals. Tired of that crap. Just end her already.

[@valravn126]

@@BlackDad-penitentiary There is no afterlife - let her suffer as long as she can in prison for ever.

[@maxhult830]

@@valravn126 That's ok, as long as you pay for that. And what a silly statement, none of us (alive) knows. If any do, it's the NDE folks. NDE general claim is that there indeed is an afterlife, but I couldn't know personally, I'll admit to that. Would be silly to claim I could.

[@marymartindale884]

"it's harder to kill someone when they're talking to you so I told her to shut up" I think that's one of the most chilling things she could have told them

[@ccziv]

There goes Brenee Brown’s vulnerability research.

[@sharonpolome3033]

Hey, at least the bitch was HONEST......never tried to gloss over very much of anything....she told every vicious thing she'd done and left no doubt at ALL as to who was responsible......which -- I guess -- is SOMETHING to her credit. At least it didn't take the police 30 years to FIND the murderer -- she got herself "off the street" -- immediately!

[@jodiforeman3314]

even as a baby krista had black soulless eyes

[@DeborahSmith-jm4fh]

Sent shivers down my spine

[@PsychoKittee1]

"Can I please just hug my mom before I go?" Did Colleen get to hug her Mom before she was forced to go!?!?!?

[@flyingtentacle7631]

ya probably

[@coolwomabat7897]

ikr!?!? get back in the cell ruthless murderer 😡

[@SunniDae333]

exactly

[@madamefeast4824]

@@flyingtentacle7631 Probably? As they were stabbing her to death, they drove her to her house real quick and let her hug her mom, then took her back and killed her? What do you mean "probably?'' haha

[@derp8575]

Thought she said "can I please have a Pall Mall" Your interpretation makes more sense

[@carriemingram5106]

I started laughing and choking on my sandwich when Mike said, “ Hey shut the f#&$ up.” Mike you are the best.

[@Chitownhomestead]

Ikr.. I clutched my invisible pearls

[@kendalrogers5280]

Damn guess I missed that.. lol

[@caolet518]

“When I’m feeling mean…I like, don’t replace the toilet paper.” This is why we love you, Mike!

[@paultynan8705]

Yup

[@honestyisthebestpolicy8566]

lol yeah

[@johnathonhaikilla5109]

Lol fr that’s my aggression

[@archlich4489]

How mean!

[@itsblus4556]

Spot on!

[@danielle228512]

It amazes me when these criminals get so emotional over a death sentence when how do you think their victims felt?

[@chelleyd4020]

They’re narcissists and always think they’re one step ahead, and they’re acting is supreme so it’s reality sinking in when they realise the games over and no one believes them imo

[@joez.2794]

She didn't seem all that broken up about in the letter she wrote a short time afterwards? Unfortunately, we won't get to know her true emotional state until she's strapped into the chair. I so wish I could buy tickets to that.

[@lawrencelopez9839]

yeah, like... you'd think a Satanist would love to meet Satan.

[@AdminAbuse]

@@chelleyd4020 their* acting

[@commonsense571]

They don’t want to meet their victims 😡

[@ashleybrooke5199]

“I should be out going to school,workin,hanging out with my friends”…yeah I’m sure Colleen would have liked to do that as well 🙄

[@lovelyjanuary]

Exactly! And tbh apparently that’s also exactly *what she was supposedly doing* when this was happening and then we all see how *that* turned out so…… oops she should have been more specific with her demands in her contract with the devil I guess …… 🤷🏻‍♀️😵‍💫 (ie- “hug mom before leaving courtroom sentencing for death row because I am an inhuman little monster who also needs mom’s love just like everyone else…..” being one of the clauses she also apparently had failed to include as well, hmmmmm I’m *shocked*…… since I guess “I get to keep a piece of her skull like a petrifying tiny meth sleep paralysis demon of even satan’s worst nightmares, but I also get to be a dumb little idiot sh*t terrorizing others at breakfast because I WANT MY EXTRA TALL STACK OF PRINCESS PANCAKES AND MAPLE SYRUP post-murder brunch to be about MEEEEEEEEE and only my psychotic little narcissistic killer self because I DESERVE IT DUH” was like #1 on the list……. ☠️🙅🏻‍♀️💯❌)

[@aprilgarcia6119]

The part that blows me away the most is that, even after having spent so much time in prison, she’s still 100% self absorbed and seems to have zero remorse for her actions.

[@subliminal128]

Did she do a recent interview or something?

[@Luka-DanteGodofMischief]

She tried suffocating someone and almost succeeded and then she vowed to be successful the next time. This woman is psycho and needs to be in solitary before they off her. Let her suffer mentally for a few years

[@Dr.SamLoomis]

almost like she's a psychopath or something...weird

[@YouAreMySunshine2]

@@subliminal128 On August 24, 2001, Pike attacked and attempted to strangle fellow inmate Patricia Jones with a shoe string, and nearly succeeded in choking her to death. She was convicted of attempted first degree murder on August 12, 2004.

[@hopelessromantic3786]

@@YouAreMySunshine2 almost like prison doesn't actually do anything to rehabilitate people

[@TheGhostOfFredZeppelin]

I went to school with Mike and he's telling the truth, literally. He was in charge of the schools chickens (don't know why we had those) and when they hatched the chicks were put under one of those heat lamps and he would in addition to the lamps always give them these long encouraging speeches in order to help them not only grow physically stronger but mentally. Heck of a guy that Mike!

[@shanewisniewski509]

That's Weird & Wonderful!!!! He should make a video of himself doing just that....would be refreshing

[@delaneystorm]

That’s. So. Damn. Wholesome.

[@wisdomseeker3362]

Wow! What a sweet story about Mike and your schools wholesome curriculum. Thank you for sharing with us. Mike is really a great guy. He's doing so well on you tube and very deservingly so.

[@visioneerone]

oh nicely done (I get your meaning)

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

Is that true??? I want it to be! ❤️🤟🏻

[@goldenagenut]

' I should be out going to school, going to work, having fun with my friends..' Yes, so should Coleen, you failed to mention her.

[@LateLastNight]

As someone whose bipolar it really grinds my gears when the defence try to use it as a valid excuse for murder. It’s not.

[@dustydew]

Absolutely makes my blood boil!

[@brains7942]

there are plenty of people who struggle with mental illness, but still would never harm another living person

[@livea3596]

@ GrantTD For sure, while everyone else while manic is over excessive this little demon wants to slice n' dice and take a piece of someone's skull.

[@doriswashington9708]

I agree and I'm bipolar too and never wanted to kill another person.

[@ninaturtle7554]

Had the same thought when they said that with ptsd like thats a reason to take someone’s life so brutally. Her behavior afterwards also says alot about who she is. Trying to play victim. I guess its human nature to do anything not to die. I wonder if she even feels remorse at all for what she did most probably not

[@hammysauce]

"There's just so much more that I wanted to do with my life." Yeah, I'm sure Colleen felt the same way before you bashed her brains in. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@jenn8179]

And I'm sure Colleen wanted to hug her mom before she died too 🙄

[@reignman30]

She said it like there wasn't a perfectly logical way to avoid her situation. Like damn, such a bad break.

[@graydi66y]

Out. Bashed her brains out. She didn't even have a face anymore after the murder.

[@eldridgecharles1313]

Christa: "there's so much more I wanted to do with my life" Colleen in Heaven: 👁️👄👁️

[@gore9341]

Cringe

[@itskubi2491]

@@gore9341 bro your name is gore.

[@gore9341]

@@itskubi2491 ok KUBI. Lmaoo

[@itskubi2491]

@@gore9341 bro don’t make me shit your pants.

[@robertlawrence4719]

Snow bunnies don’t go to heaven.

[@3ShotTGK]

Just remember one little thing: When someone tries to play the "poor me, poor me" card and tries to gain sympathy, look at what they did. Read the details, look at the photos.

[@troodon1096]

The verbal description was enough. I feel zero sympathy for her, and when she's finally put to death she will still have a more merciful death than she gave Colleen.

[@Claudiaxo96]

Sadly I did see the photos and I can’t unsee them 😭

[@rammibear9649]

I love how she cries and pleads for her life. She sure didn't show any sympathy to Colleen

[@M4Production]

I like how she's STILL on death row.

[@--Skip--]

When Colleen was begging for her life, Krista told her to just shut up. Now, the State of Tennessee can tell Krista to shut up.

[@ProCoRat]

There's nothing wrong in feeling empathy for someone in that situation. It doesn't necessarily mean you condone what they did or disagree with their punishment, it's just what makes a normal person different than someone like them.

[@TawnyC_]

@@ProCoRat I feel zero empathy for Christa at all. My sympathy is reserved for Colleen's family and friends.

[@adamarzo559]

@@ProCoRat A normal person doesn't have empathy for someone in Christa's position. She took a life and is complaining about her living situation. What about her victim? They wanted to live. How much you want to bet that Colleen would agree to come back to life if she had to live the rest of her life in Christa's position, behind bars. Christa deserves nothing from anyone except for some voltage coursing through her veins.

[@KeiichiLoveless]

This case is one that angers me the most. Christa wants people to sympathize with her when she ripped the life out of someone who didn't do shit to her. Hope she stays where she is and never released.

[@frankmarano1118]

She was literally dancing over murdering her & in her letter thought she deserved a medal for killing quickly despite torturing her for hours. Shes s_____m (KZbin kept automatically deleting my comment until I censored that word. Guess we cant even use non curse words on here anymore, so pathetic)

[@DiariesOfaPhOenixRiSinG]

Yeah. Not only did she rip her life from her, she strung somebody along for the ride potentially ruining their life too depending or not if it was his idea as well. But, main thing imo in which it is particularly angering is the way in which she took her life - pure hell and torture. She did it for her own sick pleasure and she's extremely wreckless and evil. Throw away the key I say, she's not capable of reforming it seems just by the way she talks.

[@esotericjay8701]

didn't she get sentenced to death by the electric chair? Listen to the judge at @17:00

[@suzbone]

@@esotericjay8701 yes, but she's STILL on death row to this day

[@jonslg240]

@@frankmarano1118 what was the word btw, give us some more letters so we can play hangwoman. I'll go first.. give me a u?

[@magentapyramid]

No remorse, no accountability, no empathy, no critical thinking skills - but an overabundance of denial and cruelty. Oh yeah - lots of "Crocodile Tears" too. Mike, I love your channel - very addictive. Thanks so much for this upload and looking forward to more true crime stories from you.

[@magentapyramid]

@KahlosHack That's where you're wrong. I was brought up by a psychopath - she caused congenital birth defects in me. Then, as I grew up she abused me - psychologically, physically, sexually. She tried to indoctrinate me with her obscene beliefs while I suffered constant medical problems that she created while I was in utero. I've been called everything vile and disgusting in the book. You can't even begin to believe the absolute garbage she wrongfully accused me of. I grew up to be a resilient adult, albeit chronically ill (her fault) - but I dealt with all the trauma and pain - I paid for any and all medications/procedures/dental implants/therapy (psychotherapy, physiotherapy) I needed, put myself through university and worked in healthcare. I give to charities and I've even donated my own time to help complete strangers in St. John Ambulance. So excuse me if I don't buy into your remark. At all. I think that's the problem here. People seem to make all kinds of excuses for themselves in life - instead of just getting off their asses and being accountable for their actions.

[@PaleHorseShabuShabu]

I think her tears were real, but they were for herself. The reality of the consequences came crashing down of her, all the freedoms that she took for granted that were suddenly ripped away from her, knowing in that moment that the end of your road is near (even if it turned out to be otherwise), it all hit her at once. If she regretted her actions at all, it was only for herself, not for her accomplices and damn sure not for her victim.

[@Trenchcoat3]

@@PaleHorseShabuShabu Yup. I would like to think even if I was a sociopath/psychopath and did not value life that I would at least value my own enough to not want to go to prison and smart enough to not take such dumb risks. Makes me wonder how many people out there like that there are, who would have zero problem with taking life but simply dont because they arent arrogant enough to think they can get away with it and value their freedom too much.

[@martinkingston1498]

Poor Colleen. There is just something about what was done to that poor girl that really angers me. Being lured out to an isolated spot, suddenly realizing what is really happening, and then pleading with your killers for your life after they first attack you, only for them to proceed to slowly torture you for the next hour before you finally pass away. The terror and fear she must have experienced, being slashed and bludgeoned. An innocent person who just happened to cross the path of a vicious low life, and had their whole future stolen for nothing. So sad.

[@kimsherlock8969]

Cold determination, sadistic control , cold blood murder prearranged, executed their victim slowly without remorse . Horror Heads who kill in a cruel way , they would hate to have this done to themselves. what they dont seem to understand is consequences and I'm glad there are . Life behind bars may keep someone else from suffering such a horrific death . Good riddance.

[@misstury606]

"Defense lawyers say it's too early to set an execution date." Wth, it's been two and a half decades. They've waited way too long in this case. This girl is a dangerous psychopath. She's even a danger to others in prison.

[@jeanneann3545]

I feel like thats justice, she will ran out of her youth and become an old withered woman and then be set free... only to put to death. Beautiful. What isn't beautiful however, is her hair and make up. Im pretty sure she's wearing lipstick and those weird blue eyeshadow 1990s people wear in the old day in one of the pic. Cut off her hair, why on earth an inmate get to be fashionable when male inmate often have to be bald most of the time?

[@Britton_Thompson]

It's because of activist judges on their respective circuit court benches delaying it. Judges are lifetime appointees, so all it takes is just one ideologue who personally opposes the death penalty to gum up the works and slow down the process. And it can cuts both ways a lot of the time. I've seen staunch conservative judges devout in their Christian faith oppose it on the grounds of govt sponsored execution still being a violation one of the Ten Commandments just as much as I've seen the Left wing judges do it.

[@FaithfulWriting]

@@Britton_Thompson Maybe the Christian judge is waiting for her to find Jesus before she is executed for her crimes, that would be a nice saving grace.

[@redriddler1231]

@@jeanneann3545 old days?

[@jeanneann3545]

@@redriddler1231 im born in 2001, before 2000 is old to me. 1990 is 32 years ago right?

[@shiki53124]

It's crazy that she was crying like that when she actively killed another person. Bloody, violent, and screaming in pain. She deserves the conviction.

[@steve9473]

Batshit crazy.

[@angelacarter6593]

In psychopathology you only see yourself and your needs. Others are just objects or obtacles. It makes perfect sense when you understand that context. I have several in my life. They are more common than people think but most will never go as far as murder.

[@nepowers4794]

Yeah, and she takes the blame off herself giving it to three people who were there.

[@RanTheAwesome]

@@steve9473 Nice ableism, jackass.

[@elvishards8161]

9mm be cheaper

[@captainbla3k]

I'm sure Colleen suffered way more in that one hour then Christa ever did, yet she acts like the victim over and over. It's so sickening. 😡

[@Scorch428]

its a defense mechanism

[@gingerlilyjena7078]

It may have been in the beginning but she's had 25 years. She is a narcissist.

[@justachiklet1743]

No! She cannot 'just' hug her momma. Selfish pos, she didn't allow her victim to 'just' hug her own momma. My soul cries just thinking of her victim and her victims momma. I'm a mom and this is a nightmare.

[@vihaze6725]

I also feel sorry for her mother. People forget how much hell these psychopaths put their own families through, too.

[@johnshoulders6586]

I was at a job corps in Grand Rapids in the early 80s for diesel mechanics. One thing they didn’t tell you is that over 80% of the student body is there as an alternative to jail. This was very unfortunate to the other 20% who had no criminal records and who went there to better their lives- many of them had fallen prey to the gangs at these facilities. I saw some very horrible things there.

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Yeah that’s crap happens all over - in the Uk they like to put people in charity shops

[@pikabiga]

That is sad that they tried to rehabilitate people with skills and jobs. Seems like most people already made their choice in life

[@MrNewtube25]

I went in 2017 to the one in clearfield. There were a lot of people that were there as an alternative to jail, but they all had a specific dorm to themselves and were seperated into different CP's from people who entered willingly. I am sorry your experience was bad, but I met some amazing people and met my wife there. I also got certified in composite tech, and make good money now. Sometimes it sucked, usually got 6 hours of sleep a night minus the weekends, but I think they have made a lot of positive changes since the 80's.

[@MrTaxiRob]

I imagine Urban Corps to be pretty similar, but they usually do community service type work, cleaning up trash and whatnot. I also see a lot more young women in Urban Corps uniforms out on the streets doing that work than what used to move through Job Corps bitd. Maybe it's gotten better.

[@GenXfrom75]

Wow! My experience, in '97, was amazing. I made lifelong friends. There was some drinking, maybe pot, but no real crime to speak of.

[@someone_else_09]

Wasn't that "I love you, Mike out" somewhat more gentle than usually?.. That's not the amount of cuteness life prepared us for

[@kristinae.7084]

Mike was extra flirty at the end there. I almost melted :)

[@anjalidas4711]

Went back to check it after reading your comment! Ahhhh how sweet!

[@Appalachia_Ape]

"I did something horrible, but I don't deserve to die!" Yes. Yes you do.

[@nightmaredoxies999]

Lol..sorry christa, Satanism is all about "eye for an eye", i thought u knew...

[@Appalachia_Ape]

@@Julie-7605 thanks. I try. The audacity of some of these people makes my damn blood boil.

[@MoeSlislack]

@@nightmaredoxies999 an eye for an eye is even punishment which is Christianity, not satanism. satanism is do unto others before they do unto you and a total self-centered ideology.

[@nightmaredoxies999]

@@MoeSlislack I mean if u Wana get technical..it actually is derived from the hammurabi code...centuries before Christianity even existed. It was a part of a collection of laws established in ancient Mesopotamia to have a fair system put in place for all classes to abide by equally. But I'm referencing that quote in the sense of revenge because justice is (amongst other things) legit lowkey revenge for the victim against the perp. Lord knows our justice system doesn't follow it by hammurabi's standands.. Satanism definitely has a shady past (what religion doesnt?) But ther intentions aren't to be self-centered..they intend to live life deliciously. And they get to choose, themselves, what is delicious. They believe that u are ur own God and u choose how to navigate ur own moral compass and not follow or abide by unrealistic expectations set up by other churches.

[@bethanyoneal5789]

I love your profile pic

[@Blunt.Force.Trauma]

The older she got the more evil she looked 😳 you can tell she's really crazy

[@rebeccaxo1218]

I swear Mike brightens my day and he's talking about such dark things. You're a True Crime King!

[@AllYouHaveToDoIsBeHonest]

Mike's great when he gives it a gooooo.

[@BabelTruth]

I agree, his videos are a highlight of my day.

[@swizzler8053]

Not having a good day?

[@richardcranium7899]

Maybe you're a future story in the makings.

[@johnoneill7947]

And he gives the Glory to God.

[@jennifercordova7229]

I wouldn't say Christa had the face of an angel. More like a creepy doll...

[@Kcourt1996]

For real! Most definitely has the perfect face for radio!!! 😂

[@nepowers4794]

Yeah, but I’ve really got hair envy.

[@haleystewart259]

The dude looks creepy

[@lindaarrington9397]

Yeqp

[@daniellakarenina8634]

Yes even her babypics are evil

[@Kellybean621]

I laughed when she was crying while getting sentenced. Not gonna be dancing and singing with the skull fragments of your victims now are ya? It's amazing how well they can play the victim card, crying and begging for the very things they denied their victims.

[@jacquelinehall6198]

Absolutely

[@joshjnp8900]

You a fly ass broad. Ain’t never seen a dame as pretty as you.

[@angrysloth]

I don't think that's the proper response to any of this any more than her dancing and singing. It's a sad situation overall. Not excusing her behavior, but the fact that people can take some kind of glee or delight while dishing out retribution is the kind of thing that leads people to commit murder when they feel like 'justice' isn't being served.

[@infernocanuck]

@@angrysloth What you say makes moral sense, and no one should delight in the death of anyone. I personally, am against the death penalty on a moral level. However, laughing at a cruel, sadistic torturer and murder as they weep is not a great failing, in my opinion. It's hard to show deep, cherished empathy for someone who did such a terrible and evil thing. Kelly Perkins laughing at this killer's tears is much more honest, and frankly better, then the legions of internet tough guys and gals who post how they want to kill predatory rapists and killers.

[@lindaarrington9397]

I know

[@cdcalkin]

I live in Knoxville, TN and remember when this happened. I've never understood why people sentenced to death spend decades in prison.

[@elisevautour6292]

Me either. When it's proven 1000% guilty, let's get on with it. Dam lawyers. 🤬

[@ms.krueger2660]

Yes! We are paying to clothe, feed and house these people. If definitelyone thousand percent guilty, get rid of them. If put on death row, it should be done quickly. Jails are overcrowded enough.

[@samb3913]

From what I've read, death sentences cost tax payers sooo much more than a life-in-prison sentence. They are given multiple avenues to appeal their death sentences and take up time in courts and tax payer money. It would be cheaper to house them for life rather than allowing them appeal after appeal and lawyer time, etc.

[@ryanh3635]

Look up the Innocence Project and adjust your tone

[@noneck3099]

@@ryanh3635 .....you think she's innocent?

[@AspireGMD]

I felt really bad when I was watching her cry after being sentenced to death and begging for her mom, and then I realize that I'm looking at an absolute monster that's only upset because she's facing consequences for viciously ripping an innocent child away from their own mom without remorse, now my sadness did a whole backflip and became happiness.

[@stevenhale2935]

Happiness? Thats far too extreme. I get not feeling much sympathy but fucking hell, she clearly wasn't well.

[@AspireGMD]

@@stevenhale2935 Yes, happiness. Well now she'll get well rotting away in her cell for what she did. She deserved every second on that pain, and so did her mom for raising an absolute monster, and even then that pain is nowhere near comparable to what she did to colleen or her parents. Baffled on how you feel any sympathy at all, do you really think those tears were out of remorse after she wrote a letter 2 days later joking about what she did? or do you just feel bad for her because she's fucked in the head? well if so, you shouldn't as mental illness isn't an excuse for brutally murdering a person unless you're in a complete psychotic break without remembering what you did afterwards and even then it's still horrible. And she's clearly conscious and aware enough to know exactly what she has done and even JOKE about it afterwards, that's MORE than enough for me to lose all sympathy.

[@stevenhale2935]

@@AspireGMD you can't call anyone out for being psychotic when you take pleasure at someone crying when they find out theyre going to be electrocuted to death. Retribution is utterly pointless, the justice system works significantly better when it takes action based on preventing harm to the public rather than state sponsored revenge.

[@stevenhale2935]

@@AspireGMD joking about it afterwards does not speak to her mental capacity.

[@jesslolx_]

@@stevenhale2935 sorry but millions of people deal with mental illnesses and hardships in their life but they don’t go and murder somebody because of it….she murdered somebody and then wants to cry like a baby about it? she’s pathetic. she ripped a young girls life away in the most gruesome way u could imagine all over a man. she deserves it all and the fact she made joke about it afterwards just goes to show she felt no remorse and she was just crying for herself. absolutely evil. why are u trying to defend her just because she had a shitty life💀

[@theblackchrisjenner1601]

The way she vividly describes her death moan: PURE EVIL

[@nilesredfern7989]

Yeah it definitely gave my bones a bit of a shiver

[@pAusten]

I see a hauty demonic spirit living inside her.

[@jodiforeman3314]

it amazes me how killers brag and show keepsakes, and wonder why they get caught

[@charnemagerman]

Wow, that was harsh to listen to 😮

[@AS-fu1kd]

Her in prison trying to act so adorable makes my blood boil. When inside you know she's a monster, that cutsie act makes me so mad.

[@mar-shagazorpazorp6431]

Seriously!! “aNd DiS mY sTuFfEd AniMaL w/O dA sTuFFiNs, YaNnO, sMuGgLeD wEaPoNs, N mY pAwEnTs, N mY KiTtY kAt!” ……🙎‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@renehorne5792]

I've watched this twice and no one has said anything about the guy. Lets not forget that he would run after Colleen when she tried to get away and would bring her back so they could continue to torture her. He should have got the same sentence. Everyone is right. She showed no remorse, she was a monster, and she deserved the sentence she was given. They really do give these people way too many appeals.

[@halie1254]

I love when people say they’re “blacked out” but can somehow remember everything?

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

I agree.i had a blackout years ago, and still don’t remember anything, other people do tho 🙄

[@dortesandal4303]

Oxymorons...Work in mysterious ways😉🤙👍

[@hexxxd111]

caught slipping

[@jhtsurvival]

I used to blackout alot. SHOTS!!!

[@stacielowery3110]

Love that! LOL!!!!

[@Findpepperbridge]

When she cries and says she wanted to hug her mom I laughed. The irony…. Just like her victim who was crying and wanted to hug her mom before she died. Thanks for the upload! I’m surprised there isn’t more promotional ads before Christmas

[@kingcosworth2643]

Exactly, when she was crying, I just thought that's how her victim would of been, and she would of been laughing. Why sentence somebody to death if they aren't going to go through with it? Fry her already

[@RuminatingRaptor]

@@kingcosworth2643 Rotting in prison, knowing she’s going to fry one day, is a way better punishment than a quick death. She was crying when she received the death sentence, so she cared about her own life. Even if she doesn’t care anymore, that caring was slowly drained from her. She’s been dying inside a little for decades.

[@bradlemmond]

I was thinking if I were the judge I would have told her to shut up the (probably fake) crying, then that I'm sure Colleen loved her mother, too.

[@nicolehealy7833]

@@bradlemmond I don’t think she was faking. She’s a narcissist that only cares about herself. I’m sure she thought as a cute little white girl she would only get prison time, so finding out she had to pay real consequences must have been a real hard blow for her. She doesn’t understand the irony.

[@bradlemmond]

@@nicolehealy7833 Yeah, she probably wasn't faking, but I still wanted the judge to tell her to shut up.

[@j9andphoenix]

This one stuck with me from all those years ago - she is beyond description and has been violent in prison also and tried escaping. She is the package deal. Let's remember this as Colleen's case and not give Pike any more thought.

[@nhmooytis7058]

Violent? Uh, yeah she killed someone.

[@louixley]

I agree , it would be refreshing to see the names of the victims as the title instead of the infamous perps

[@kingayy9267]

@louix That's how many people remember the cases though, whether it's just in our opinion or not.

[@christinastokes5534]

Shh shh

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@louixley just call the perps what they are, sick creeps.

[@MitchMeetings]

2yrs later and still about same, there is still news articles about her as of just a month ago. No big changes, she's still on death row and still no set date.

[@cerealkilla378]

"What? It could've happened." I freaking love this guy.

[@unabashedlybroken6789]

Indeed

[@eugenics_gone_wrong1939]

I really love the moment in cases like this when reality sinks in for those people at the time of sentencing

[@heathertaylor8904]

Meeee TOO.

[@GenericUsername1388]

Same I love seeing the victims get justice and this time for once justice was served appropriately

[@breadevlin3781]

Exactly when the tables are turned they don't want to die. Just as Colleen begged for her life that this baboon took. Karma, except with the death penalty they give you a sedative first to make you sleepy and ask if they have anything to say. Much more human than their victims ever get. Yelling you know who is doing this to you? With each stab of the blade. They should get what they did to their victims.

[@megan4096]

@@breadevlin3781 She’s in Tennessee so she’s getting the electric chair not lethal injection. She’s gonna feel pain if only for a few seconds.

[@mortuarycookiezshane4192]

I really appreciate the tone you set Mike. While it’s respectful to victims it’s also light hearted but still reflects the gravity of the events. You’re channel is the one true crime channel I can watch whenever there is a new video while still watching out for my own mental health.

[@Lola-mn9oz]

...and then the dreams set in....bahahaha

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

@@Lola-mn9oz u ok bro

[@hotstepper887]

@@Lola-mn9oz Why? Just why? You know you'd not dream of saying that in public, or to her face, as someone like me would plant you in the ground and water you until you started growing leaves.

[@Sippincoffe]

@@hotstepper887 what’s he trying to say? I’m lost.

[@RossRossiter]

totally disagree, i find him glib and disrespectful.

[@freeguy7628]

God bless you Mike. My mom was just diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. Hug your mom, people. :(

[@inwardk]

"I don't deserve to die for the actions of three individuals when I'm only one person". What kind of logic is that? So if a group of people collectively commit murder with common purpose, then each group members' punishment decreases, the bigger the group? Thanks for this episode. I am so sorry Colleen went through this. I can't imagine how her mum must be feeling. Greetings from a sunny South Africa!

[@angelinagulizio5830]

I guess her boyfriend stopped writing her love letters Don’t need anything from her now

[@gllyflower]

That was indeed exceptionally weird logic. I thought she was going to say that she was so young when it happened or something like that...what a strange argument. And she's had decades to figure one out!!

[@marlanaferro1558]

Meanwhile, Christa was the main antagonist. If not for Christa's insane jealousy, Colleen wouldn't have been murdered. Colleen's murder centered around Christa's jealousy. Yeah, Christa, you're only one person ..... the one person who set everything in motion.

[@1stepcl0ser]

"great time" and "jogging" should never be used in the same sentence

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

Someone told me to ha e a good time at the dentist 🙄.Jogging is much better lol x

[@dortesandal4303]

Truth right there😂!!!

[@a.c.1605]

If I were a Judge, I'd lose my job on the first case I had that was like this. As soon as Christa started crying at her sentencing, I'd have lost my shit. She did everything she did to Colleen, laughed and smiled and danced afterward, and then she has the nerve to cry when she's sentenced to a much tamer manner of death than her victim. Absolutely ridiculous that, often times, the people who cause the most harm can't handle the consequences of their actions, and that those consequences usually can't hold a candle to the actions that wrought them.

[@LadyValkyri]

The taxpayers of her state have been shouldering the burden of her upkeep long enough - feeding, clothing, medical, providing her with an opportunity to breath when she forfeited the right to do so a very long time ago. She's been alive 20 years too long. Makes me sick. Good video, Mike. Hugs

[@jimmybalzac6021]

Utterly psychopathic comment.

[@MrWizeazz]

@@jimmybalzac6021 How so?

[@IW3527]

Death penalty sentences actually cost significantly more money than just life in prison because of the multiple appeals most death row inmates are entitled to before execution and America still ends up executing people who are posthumously exonerated. Plus the lethal injection medication is expensive and extremely hard to get ahold of now. It even gets in the way of extradition cases because multiple nations won't extradite to countries with the death penalty. Overall its just a waste of resources and carries undue risk. I say save money by lowering sentencing for non violent offenders (drugs,crimes of desperation, petty crime, etc) focus on rehabilitating those people and decreasing the barriers to reentering society. For serious crimes, violent crimes, and the sick fucks keep those ones locked up and don't waste the money on the pre execution appeals.

[@danXtheXmac]

@@jimmybalzac6021 gotcha so you’re on Christas side. Hope you feel good standing up for that piece of human garbage

[@jimmybalzac6021]

@@danXtheXmac Hello, pseudo-intellectual. Don't you have some children to beat?

[@BertLensch]

Christa: "I'm in here because of the actions of three people..." The other two people did not cut Colleen with a box cutter multiple times, bludgeon her to death with a piece of asphalt, nor kept a piece of her skull as a souvenir, but hey you're right... you are only responsible for your actions and your actions killed someone in a very gruesome manner, so it only fair play you get killed in a humane manner!

[@kkkkit]

Why does the 1st comment always give away the entire story 🤦‍♀️

[@InteriorDesignStudent]

Electric chair's not humane (did they commute it to lethal injection?). Murderers like Christa don't deserve humane executions, imo.

[@nonyab5640]

Goes to show that being delusional crazy doesn’t mean you don’t know what you did was wrong and plead insanity. A twisted sense of justification doesn’t mean we all go by your definition of justification. It means you can go ahead and die on that hill because that’s your CHOICE alone!

[@Jolenesmart1980]

@@kkkkit I know and in detail too ffs

[@seminolesach2278]

In her mind; Guarantee you those 3 people she’s speaking of doesn’t include her!

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

I can't imagine what poor Colleen went through in that hour, her fear, knowing they were going to kill her.

[@amberlubig5463]

The judge reading out that she’s gonna die while she cries and grovels gave me so much satisfaction 😌

[@JackYouTube0]

Right!!! Lol ☺️ evil people have no place here lol

[@watsonspuzzle]

Oh yeah, the judge was great.

[@bubblehead78]

Same here. I actually watched it twice.

[@reignman30]

I burst out laughing. Yes! ... 5 seconds later you find out she's still rotting in prison. WTF?

[@garrettromer8499]

@@reignman30 that's our prison systems for u. Gotta squeeze all the worth out of them they can with taxes before they will finally kill them.

[@candy_cane7804]

What’s disturbing about these killers is the fact they cry on the trial not because of remorse but because they are scared for themselves and their future- how selfish Serves her right

[@MsStargazerz]

Mike is such a cutie with a heart of gold. We are all thankful for him!

[@ScoutsPatterson]

I’m familiar with this case, the ridiculous thing is there wasn’t really any real evidence that Colleen even had an interest in TeDarryl, Christa just perceived it for some strange reason

[@war32mec]

She is prolly very delusional and built it up in Her mind until she firmly believed it was true .

[@SHEEPLESUCK]

@@war32mec I agree. Some people also just look for any reason to hate, because hate is all they know.

[@dianefarley37]

Yes, Justyn, it IS ridiculous. This is the thinking of a malignant narcissist. These creatures want all of the attention on themselves all of the time. Like satan itself, that wanted the attention and adoration that God receives. Christa saw qualities in Colleen that she lacked. She was scared and full of rage.

[@kathycochran544]

That's the scary part, huh?

[@reiyasombaz1143]

@@SHEEPLESUCK a.k.a A pay back to the world?

[@andreaohara994]

I'm a 46 year old woman and my Mum's 81 and we haven't missed an episode of that chapter in over 3 years. We agree with tinker man Mick's comment.

[@Kcourt1996]

Different ages but SAME!!!! Soon as one pops up, I gotta stop whatever I’m doing cuz NOTHING is more important than That Chapter!!! 😂So glad to hear I’m not the only one!!!!😂

[@ccziv]

I’ve just discovered him and I can’t wait to introduce my (in her 80s) mother.

[@jonhillner97]

I actually personally knew Christa and Colleen I attended the same Job Corps center. I got along with both girls. I always got a weird vibe from Christa she actually claimed to be Wicken. I was also in the culinary program with Tadarryl. Colleen dated a friend of mine as well. I had just completed the program 3 months before all this happened and was living a few miles away from the center.

[@amandamccormick5009]

Wiccan* .... I make heaps of spelling mistakes. Not just typos. I don't even realise I didn't know my whole life until I try to spell it. I promise I'm trying to be helpful. ❤

[@TinkerManMick]

I love the confidence you have gained as you grow here on KZbin. One of my ALL TIME favourite channels. Thank you for all your hard work 😁

[@xkclearly666]

Shut up Tinker.

[@DAME75]

Come a long way since his first huh!!

[@LitteJeanie]

I know right. He's actually professional and relaxed which is so much harder than it looks. I noticed there's another channel trying to copy his style somewhat, but they fail - just don't have that Irish charisma I guess. I first came across this channel early last year, and I got through the videos up at that point fairly quickly - I don't know if it is still up, but there was a cute one where Mike uses a fidget spinner. I hope he has kept it live, it's great seeing how a channel grew.

[@thomasto9653]

Confidence is in his pants not from making KZbin videos.

SO TRUE! Mike Oh, did his homework.

[@loveinspired7]

I love when he says, "The Devil's Lettuce". He sounds like a former stoner who "got saved" and was born again!😂😂😂😂😂

[@iamV10010]

Lol, like when he says "the devil's dandruff" for cocaine 🤣

[@loveinspired7]

@@iamV10010 That one too!😂😂😂😂

[@marnivee8992]

“I just wanna hug my mama one last time! You won’t let me hug my mama one last time?” Bet Colleen would have loved to have been able to do that, too. So, nope.

[@deh4542]

I met Christa on a field trip in college when we visited Riverbend. She was making mac n cheese in the microwave and gave our class a piece of good advice. Watch who you keep as friends. All it takes is one wrong friend to change your path wrong.

[@cyberrasputen1718]

Wow, she was really upset about losing her life when she was so happy about Coleen’s horrible death.

[@MacMcNurgle]

Mike, I'm retired. My friends are my family now. Your "I love ya" is the one I look forward to most every week. Thanks.

[@Agutkowa]

And this particular one had a most melting tone and smile to it!

[@arianem.163]

I love you sir! 🤗

[@thegreencat9947]

We all are family here at Mikes.

[@zensbleexperience3470]

I'm retired my family is a pile of shite. I too ĺook forward to Tuesdays and Fridays I really love you Mike you are the best! Thanks

[@kalimeister708]

I lived in Knoxville for 20 years and lived there when this happened. A friend of mine was an attorney who worked with Krista's attorney. He met her and said she was the most evil person he had ever met in his life. He was waiting in the area between the courtroom and where they kept the prisoners. He was waiting for her attorney while she was testifying for her appeal. She was speaking and crying and pleading that she was regretful of what she did. It wrapped up and she was still in tears. Once she hit that door and it closed her attitude changed in 5 seconds she started laughing and cursing and saying how she was glad she killed that stupid b*tch and she would do it again. Kristi Pike is an absolute soulless monster. Any remorse she shows is purely performance. If you are brave I'd love to see you cover the Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom Jr case. It is a really controversial Knoxville case and what happened to those young adults was absolutely horrifying. Channon died naked stuffed in a trashcan with her face completely taped and having been repeatedly injected with some type of cleaning solution. It apparently took her nearly a day to die in that trashcan. Knoxville is a lovely town accept when it's not--then it's awful.Also, check out the "Zoo Man" case in Knoxville.

[@chrise842]

@Over It true. And it's all only a panic

[@threethrushes]

@Over It What's the narrative?

[@realtalk7832]

Everything you said about Christa was hearsay. Pretty much like high school locker room talk. My best friends, sister's half brother's attorney's assistant told my best friends halfs brothers little cousins neighbor that.... 🙄 im not sticking up for Christa, I don't know her or what type of person she is but what I'm saying is that you have as much a clue about who she is as any of us strangers. The things u just said about her wouldn't even be allowed to say in a courtroom because it holds no value. It's just a rumor you supposedly heard.

[@RawOlympia]

a fate worse than death itself, those poor innocents, it keeps you up with your hair standing on end.

[@RawOlympia]

@Over It true

[@eboracum2012]

Enjoyed your telling of this tale. Thank you, Mike! There were mean kids when I went to school (yes, we had indoor plumbing) but I never heard even a whisper of anything like this.

[@Its-never-a-mannequin]

I remember this from the 90's and I remember how horrific this brutal crime. Krista is exactly where she belongs. My brother went to job Corp and was robbed and attacked by a group of kids. They actually set his room on fire and he escaped by jumping out of a 2 story window. He wasn't able to speak for over a wk due to being almost strangled to death. Not such a great place in the 90's for sure.

[@K3NDRAKRAY]

What is Job Corp exactly? Is it like a program for young people with criminal records or something?

[@Its-never-a-mannequin]

@@K3NDRAKRAY it was in the 90's a place teenagers and young adults cld go instead of jail or if they didn't make it in high school. You cld get your GED and learn a trade,structure, and alot of great tools for navigating the adult world independently. At least that's what I believe it to be. Ik a few yrs ago it was still up and running just not in too many places.

[@Its-never-a-mannequin]

@@aurea. it was my brother that had to endure that nightmare. Ty kids can be cruel.

[@TheLmoney420]

It always amazes me when I see stuff like this and have to realize there are actually people out there like her…just so ignorant, misguided, and filled with pure evil 🤦🏼‍♂️.

[@codybarry8204]

God her wailing didn't make me feel at all for that little bis. Sickening. Yeah i got the PTSD, Bipolar and frontal lobe damage i dont go around murdering anyone. Not even ones that have done me wrong. My ex broke my legs & kneecaps he aint done. So many could be really there are some sour people out there. She a real POS. Spoiled brat can sport a piece of bone from the skull? Yeah not upset at all.

[@valeriemodreski5260]

Absolutely, she'd have killed again, and again and.....

[@nunceccemortiferiscultu7826]

@Cody Barry why do you invite people into your life that you know will hurt you. Then use it as some weird flex to strangers on the internet?

[@novagona2023]

@@nunceccemortiferiscultu7826 Sounds like an incel take there bud, are you a supreme gentleman by any chance?

[@shaurmiath6719]

Christa makes me ill. Gleefully killing someone, torturing them mercilessly, bragging about it, and then basically saying "You can't punish me for this! That's not what's best for me right now! This is going to mess up my whole life!" Her disgusting "little girl" act with her "Mommy" and her "I just love my little cat" is so pathetic, especially in light of her private actions.

[@rckkeller9437]

So many people have and do suffer from PTSD, bipolar, bad childhoods and don’t murder anyone. I personally am sick of how defense attorneys bring that crap up in trial as if it’s important and should make a difference. And throughout their jailed history’s the criminals continue to spout about it!

[@sdfasdf995]

Mike: "She should have spent more time being like what I was like in school, talking up hot chicks. What, it could have happened!" Mike is so charming and charismatic; I'm convinced he is a chick magnet.

[@mynameisamberharris5580]

Same!! Haha!!

[@nhmooytis7058]

He’s probably a serial killer, it’s always the quiet ones you never suspect. JUST KIDDING! 😀

[@atscapegoat]

Yeah he's CUTE

[@lvclix]

I'm not sure you understand where Mike's interests lie exactly...though I'm certain it's still flattering nonetheless to hear nice things about your appearance.

[@jacquelinedeblue5231]

@@lvclix Aw ok, I'll bite, someone has to... tell us more, since you know him so well.

[@MrKnoxguy101]

I remember when this happened. My uncle worked in homicide for KPD and was on the scene the next day after Slemmer’s body had been discovered. He said they couldn’t tell whether they were looking at her face or the back of her head there was so much blunt force trauma to her skull, brain matter was clearly visible, just absolutely horrible. Pike and her boyfriend cut her all to pieces. It laid a 3 inch wide gap in her throat from where Pike repeatedly slashed at her neck nearly cutting her trachea in two. I’ve seen the autopsy and crime scene photos, it’s just horrible. When it shows the news clip of the reporter standing on the pile of broken asphalt, her body was found laying a little back and to the right of that pile. The reporter, from where he was standing on that pile of broken asphalt, could have literally looked to his left and down and he would have been looking right at her. She had no shirt and no bra on, just jeans and tennis shoes. Pike had no remorse for what she did.

[@piperuk5366]

If that was my relative, I'd be mortified to learn of an officer sharing pictures of her dead body with his family.

[@lynnhexler-haan3357]

@@piperuk5366 Plus broadcasting it !

[@radar2116]

Wow, just wow. Must have been traumatic for those who saw this.

[@squarepeg4227]

@@piperuk5366 he didn’t say his uncle showed him the photos. Maybe he’s seen them online? You jumped to a conclusion that could be incorrect.

[@maaikemartens6086]

The crime scène foto’s are online…. And they are horrible 😔😔

[@CJLOVE23]

Imagine being so young and dying that way. It’s so sad and scary. I feel so horrible about this. RIP Colleen

[@mattskustomkreations]

There was a Job Corps in my town in the 90’s. They used them to work on a city park renovation project I was a site surveyor on. They were shady, definitely at the lower end of society. Still, it was better than having them running the streets. Unlike in Knoxville, I think it was successful in my hometown.

[@oldskoolpaul75]

Oh buddy, that was a rough one, shocked and saddened to say the least. Mike, you're getting pretty damn good at this, how you accomplish the wonderful balance of great entertainment, great sensitivity towards being respectful of the case and most of all adding your own humour in the mix, love it love it love it!!! Best channel on KZbin.

[@missunderstood5999]

I'm not as good with words as you, but u stayed exactly how I felt after watching this last video 😉

[@cakeisavegatable]

"Knoxville, minus the "Johnny", Tennessee" - lol, love Mike's timing, subtle pop-culture references and jokes. It helps make this one of the few true crime shows that don't leave me too freaked out to go to bed.

[@zensbleexperience3470]

I find that chapter videos like potato chips you can't GOO just one!

[@missunderstood5999]

It's unbelievable that pike has lived twice the age of Colleens life, she's still sucking up air. SMH. P.s. Mike keep up the great videos, your videos are so interesting just like you! Yay!

[@TheRokkis]

Honestly I don't think that's much of a life to live. She's alive sure, but is that really better than death..I don't know.

[@penskepc2374]

@@TheRokkis life in solitary has got to be worse than death, 23 hours a day of off white walls.

[@idylledoll]

It's better to be dead than living like you're dead.

[@nikkiwilder660]

After she's sentenced to death and the bailiff leads her away, you can still hear her crying after the door closes. And that's the sweetest cry of them all.

[@hesayshesayhowboutmesay]

Even though I saw this on Patreon, I always try to remember to come by here and hit that like button for our friend Mike. Hoping everyone who celebrates Thanksgiving has a great one!

[@LydiaMatthews5]

you too

[@emmabbyreborns341]

The sound of Mike’s voice is like a ray of sunshine piercing through my otherwise crappy day. TGIT!!

[@deadbeatarpan5755]

I just saw this case on another channel called Explore With Us, knew the moment I saw this video title what the case was going to be, but I just have to, and I mean HAVE to watch Mike narrate it out in That Chapter style. Nothing beats That Chapter style. Absolutely love how engaging Mike's narration is

[@staceywolfcheek1640]

I just love how your personality has come out over the years. I have watched you for a long time. You make your videos so much fun to watch and so personable. Love you Mike

[@StrangeSimsLlama]

Y'know. Hearing her pleasing for her family to save her actually made me satisfied. She got what she deserved.

[@Scorch428]

Im just upset shes still breathing our air. What is the point of the dealth penalty if you get to live out your entire life in prison?

[@FireRising86]

@@Scorch428 One word: lawyers. They keep fighting to prolong the life of this waste of space

[@teresachavez.a2zen]

"It could've happened" lol You're priceless. This gal, on the other hand, it did happen. She's concerned about what she missed, but not her victim. She's concerned her cohorts don't get the same sentence, rather she's getting the same sentence her victim did.

[@sarcasm-83]

"rather she's getting the same sentence her victim did." If only she did. At this point she has lived for longer than Colleen's lifetime, enjoying the upkeep of a federal prison, serving her free meals, just because she keeps juggling appeals to prolong it indefinitely. The system is ridiculous.

[@FratterKnox]

@@sarcasm-83 Agreed, in situations where the evidence is overwhelming there shouldn’t be an opportunity for multiple appeals. It should be swift, why let them drain the taxpayer and system of their time and money.

[@sarcasm-83]

@@FratterKnox Exaactly. Damn bureaucracy :S

[@FratterKnox]

In cases like this, where the evidence is overwhelming, there shouldn’t be any opportunity for appeal. They should be bumped straight to the front of the line. Why waste the taxpayers and systems time and money over someone worthless like this.

[@notme7770]

I don't think any appeal in cases like these have as much to do with total innocence versus absolutely guilty, more with an attorney not being aware of some law, or recent amendment of some similar case's ruling by the Supreme Court, any psychological findings and other details that have the possibility to find someone just a bit less 'worthless'. As the American "Justice" system is known to be bias towards money and influence, and as the mental health care in the US, as opposed to most all other comparable, modern countries, is not a tax payers (all citizens) provided care issue, which benefits the whole, but here are just allowed to suffer and do suffering unto others (all of us), as to become a source of income for prisons and jails, lawyers and judges, police and ER services. I rather "my" tax dollars go to helping who can be helped, as early as possible, than the innumerable burdens, pains and financial costs of our Government choosing to allow suffering of those and by those, to all of us, in so many ways, just so they can purchase another war machine with the "saved" tax money, to then also financially benefit in so many more ways once the mental sh*t hits the fan..

[@wowspewpewm1532]

Julius Jones is a good example of this

[@roseannnaldi3964]

I agree!

[@yuibot5998]

Amen

[@chonkcat7362]

it costs more to kill them than to not if tax payer money is your issue.

[@arthurfleck5826]

I am sick of killers saying "I hear voices". Hearing voices doesn't make you a killer.

[@willbedford8381]

Mike is one of the best true crime channels out there! I kinda messed up and binged all his videos in 2 days and now I always have to wait! But always excited to see a new video!! Keep it up!

[@Jdrunnin]

It is crazy to think that if her grandmother stayed alive until she was an adult, there is a good chance nothing like this would have happened.

[@commiezombie2477]

You're saying it would have happened or it wouldn't have happened?

[@zarasbazaar]

Jdrunnin is very clearly saying it wouldn't have happened.

[@aidanschram9652]

I dont know if I believe that. Its not like everybody who has a rough childhood turns out to be a killer and total piece of shit.

[@commiezombie2477]

@@aidanschram9652 that's very true. My childhood was pretty rough but I tend to think about the good times. A lot of stuff makes me sad. But also a lot of things make me happy. For some people trauma festers and manifest itself through behavior. Could be bad or food depending on the person's choices. There really is no difference besides choice.

[@TunaFreeDolphinMeat]

She is clearly a psychopath. But, yes, when those traits are combined with poor parental control and a lack of morals and direction and love it is the perfect storm

[@Khaotic450]

What absolute disgusting monsters. This case is heart wrenching. My heart goes out to Colleen and her family. 💔 Thanks for the video Mike.

[@sweetsherry68]

how dare she ask if she could hug her mom...colleen never got to hug her mom and laid there as she was beat begging for her life

[@crimsonpriestess5519]

I remember this case being all over the news. People avoided that park (Tyson park) for a long time afterward. Another case from around Knoxville that is pretty infamous include the awful murders of Channon Christian and Chris Newsom. No one deserves what they went through. Seeing the devastation it caused their poor parents was soul crushing.

[@zparkplug2788]

lmao at her crying during the sentence. all you had to do to avoid this situation was not torture and murder someone, sis!

[@differenttakethanmost]

Simple. 🤦🏻‍♀️ so f-ing stupid

[@Alyssa-mt9bb]

I think Mike has the most loving and supportive fanbase on KZbin Entirely. Love that. I remember when u were a wee creator, now look at you

[@m.g.2645]

Hehehe 😆 ADORABLE 🥰

[@Samanthamoemoes]

I love his comment section don't notice trolls or a**holes who want to talk sh*t to everyone about everything. It's so nice.

[@ntandosekay]

Our young man has grown, right in front of our "crime stories" loving eyes❤

[@mircat28]

Not when the 12 year olds start making fun of his accent.

[@j.j._]

Love when he says " when i feel mean i dont change the tp roll"

[@pinkrebellionxyz1567]

“Let me hug my mum before I go” I’m pretty sure Colleen wanted to hug her mama too. The audacity to say that “she should be doing better things rather than sitting in a room etc” so should Colleen, SHE should be going out with friends SHE should be living her life, but instead she lays in a box in the ground.

[@sadiyasaleh233]

We really need that more gentle than usual "I love you,Mike Out" to calm us after listening to such harrowing and haunting events.

[@amityislandchum]

It's "Mike out!" Hard to tell with the accent sometimes, I know. ;)

[@kila11]

I always feel a little extra warm inside when he says "I love you" at the end of a video 🥰

[@gidget3467]

Best part of my day 😀 Thanks Mike!

[@ThatChapter]

Hope you enjoy the aul one!

[@devodavis6747]

@@ThatChapter Happy Holidays, my friend. Love to you & yours!

[@darnellpervisknox5239]

@@ThatChapter what is "aul"? HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE!

[@duramater4812]

I haven't been to this particular job corps but as someone who has attended job corps for 2+ yrs, this doesn't surprise me. Mine was a former asylum but with how folks acted there, it seems like the energy was alive and well.

[@eggsngritstn]

Heh. This one was a 1970s motel with a coat of paint and a couple of JobCorps banners over the old sign. It was in a run-down part of Knoxville, but not especially dangerous. Except Krista Pike, of course.

[@tinytankman1087]

I was a student at the jobcorp in homestead. The one where 4 students murdered another and I attended the school and was friends with 2 of them.

[@msbrightside181]

My brother went to Job Corp here in Texas. Thankfully, he did well there and it helped him alot. Sad this happened

[@burnerbrecks5]

@@tinytankman1087 Dayum. Glad you’re okay mate. What happened?

[@tinytankman1087]

@@burnerbrecks5 i heard it was an issue over money. 4 students lured another to a predug shallow grave and killed him with a machete. It was reported that 2 of them afterwards had sex next to the grave (unsure if it's been proven or not). I knew 2 of them and spoke frequently with them and it came as a surprise.

[@Jadeloika77]

I love your humor and how you seem so perfect for the role you are performing during your show. Just seeks right. Kudos to you.

[@cyberrasputen1718]

I don’t recall hearing Mike cuss before. I love it! Nothing more fun that hearing an Irish guy sayibg “other mother f’ing MG”. I mean obviously this channel isn’t going to be for kids anyway, so why not! Thank you for having a genuine personality, Mike.

[@chelseapthib36]

I love how they're so big and bad when they commit their crime, but when confronted by the police and in court, they cry like a 🐱. Awww pauvre bête. I don't feel shite for her.

[@ShrimplessScampi]

I laughed way too hard at that letter that she wrote her boyfriend. Idk if it was Mike’s way of reading it, what she wrote in the letter…or both but that laugh definitely came out of left field 😭

[@locturallylocs9097]

It was definitely funny

[@passionsquietrage]

This one hits differently since I actually attended a job corps here in Oklahoma and the place was literally Drama City. There wasn't a day without people arguing over something stupid. Nothing like this though, this is just crazy.