The Disturbing Case of Nique Leili

[@Loveofpets]

He tracks his wife all over the place but can't find her when she went missing 🤔

[@patsyhodge9071]

exactly. liar liar pants on fire.

[@kokoskokso]

hahaha good one got him right there

[@realtalk7832]

How do you track someone when they go to heaven

[@Jay-st6sl]

@@patsyhodge9071 *Plants for hire

[@aaronwalker8847]

He even went so far as saying said " he had a tracker on her, because she was always running away, and he always had to go find her.". I could tell that dude was evil from his wedding pics. What a creepy lookin dude. Ill always be sadned by how women hook up with evil men.

[@jennifercarey3483]

When grown adults feel justified in dragging their children into the middle of their issues it makes my blood boil.

[@BalboaBaggins]

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

[@sancho8521]

@@BalboaBaggins what else isn't new is the fact that they stay in these relationships

[@TymP321]

@@amazonmandy so the real question is how YOU know that it's Not new that Baggins posts victim blaming comments. Are you a stalker?

[@ithinkyournoseisbleeding4258]

@Balboa Baggins you do know that these guys deliberately act super nice and kind until they have mental or financial control right...this is also true of women who abuse, this is the pattern that abusers follow, no one would date this psycho outright

[@alyshay82597]

@@TymP321 on mobile you can click someones profile and see what other comments they've made on similar video, personally I'm not a huge fan of it but it's convenient if someone is posting crazy/weird shit. Like that dude who posts gibberish and threats on Gordon Ramsey videos, it's one of the few times I really enjoyed this feature

[@yoransom]

As soon as he said “she ran away for 2 hours” I was like WTF..... you might go to the mall for two hours, but to consider someone ‘ran away’ after two hours is fucking insanely controlling.

[@jebbush6657]

I mean as someone who's had an abusive ex that did a lot of stuff like that the "she ran away for 2, 3 hours" could be an innocent and true statement...without all the other mountains of evidence. I had an ex much like how the husband tried to paint the wife after her death, but I didn't put up a ton of cameras or get violent I just left. She would pick fights and then incredibly dramatically pack her stuff and leave, and then come back knocking like 2 hours later. She wanted to make me upset and fear missing her but I was the one with the job, not her (another opposite in this case) so as soon as she started thinking about living on her own she'd cool down quick and stop using it as a tactic. Btw I broke up with that girl because she wouldn't get a job to help us both move into a nicer, bigger place I wasn't keeping her dependent at ALL I wanted her to have more freedom from me lol. Just saying someone manipulative and short sighted ABSOLUTELY can "run away" for 2 hours.

[@jturtle5318]

@@jebbush6657 Not to make light of your experience, but my very manipulative ex packed suitcases and marched them to the door, waiting for me to cry and beg. I dumped the clothes on the living room floor and put the suitcases away. "Oh, now you want me to stay?" "No, but those are my suitcases. Put your shit in trash bags and leave."

[@PeriLyons123]

I had the same reaction. He didn’t say she packed her bags. He only said she “went missing” for as much as, um.. 4 hours. Although, your experience does offer an interesting alternative perspective, which I respect. It just seemed odd the way he said it.

[@RobVespa]

This is true - but not (always) how you outline it. Context matters. This behavior is often used in a controlling situation by the party who leaves or threatens to leave. I've observed this behavior numerous times in unhealthy relationships (including platonic and familial) and was taught and have read about it, as well. This is, unfortunately, a common unhealthy behavior.

[@purplepixie274]

Yeah that's not really missing, just being an adult. You don't have to explain what you're doing or where you are, usually

[@clockworktri]

Defining an adult leaving the house for 2-4 hours as "running away" is such an insane thing to do. Huge f-ing red flag.

[@tommymorgan4677]

In that case my wife runs away all the time 😂

[@smartysmarty1714]

I caught that too. Absolutely. It was a stupid attempt to generalize and normalize her leaving, which is normal anyway. The ones who talk to much always bury themselves.

[@earthkindsanctuary]

my abuser wouldnt even let me go out to corner shop to get milk. he would leave my child alone in the house and run down the road after me pick me up and physically drag me back home kicking and screaming. neighbours literally did nothing

[@MalignDreams]

Well there is running away and then just leaving the house. Those are two different things. It's the intent behind it, you can intend to run away longer and then just come back after 2 hours. Or you can just leave. So yeah he could be correct.

[@jennifermaddy2442]

Yes that made me laugh he calls it running away cause he never let's her out of the house without stipulations

[@bobbysalkeld2634]

"I'm not some over possessive freak!"--says the over possessive freak...

[@katc6880]

Nu uh! But he said he isn't so... Oh, wait! Cos that happened

[@ImNotaRussianBot]

Just like the creeper who says he is a "nice guy". Or the toxic, vile woman who says she 's "a good Christian woman". In my opinion, anyone who has to say they're something, are the opposite. Those are red flags. Nice guys are just nice, they don't broadcast it. Good Christian women are just that, they don't have to hammer the fact. Actions show people who you are, not your contradictory words.

[@allandoyle3555]

i agree bobby..im not over possessive ...i just have a tracker on my wife....LOL

[@indiae.2448]

They always tell on themselves

[@usethenoodle]

So we had a Police Chief in Tacoma, Washington some years back. He was a card carrying possessive freak. He used to among other things, make his wife weigh in weekly. Well, one day she had had enough of it and gave him the boot as well she should have. A while later he hunted her down in a local parking lot and blew her brains out as well as his own... in front of their two kids. You can read the book Tacoma Confidential about possessive freak Chief David Brame of the Tacoma police Department. I'll never understand guys like this.

[@Lola-AreaCode212]

"She'd run away all the time. Sometimes she'd be gone for.... two hours!" 😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@danyamariegeddes8320]

Ya mean she went to target ? Lol That guy is insane

[@makavelismith]

Sometimes even up to 4 hours!!! ... that was a massive red flag, as was the yes sir shit. I still feel there are gaps in they story. I mean how did he do it, was the grand father involved etc..

[@tillitsdone]

I know it. With my ex-wife, she'd have to be gone for six hours before I even started hoping she ran away.

[@petegio77]

She was clearly living a double life at CVS.

[@VsLeo1]

It got better when he said, “sometimes 3 hours.. sometimes 4” 😂😂😂😂 what a dumb ass. Right there I would have been able to tell he was lying! Those were the first things that popped into your head!? 1,2,3&4? 😂😂😂

[@kristenheerema7145]

"She's run away 2, 3, 4 hours before!" Isn't that called "running errands"?

[@emilybrown3689]

Lmao, exactly! My mom "goes missing" to the grocery store all the time, especially since they've added a makeup section. She's sometimes in town for a full-work day, running errands and helping friends and family. Guess I need to start installing cameras... Man, this dude has some deep-rooted issues, though. I couldn't and wouldn't put up with him, especially after being under the thumb of my own family member for years until my mom and I got out when I was nineteen. I'm twenty-six now, and I don't put up with anything.

[@dickJohnsonpeter]

Jeez, I went missing yesterday! How did I even manage to escape the trunk and drive my car back home with all the groceries?

[@emilybrown3689]

@@dickJohnsonpeter - Lmao, I'm going missing later today, so if you figure out how you got out of the trunk with the groceries, shoot me some tips.

[@scottkirkland6139]

You only call the cops that early if your hostage escapes.

[@desiree111]

Looked for this comment 😂😂

[@TH-fz4wu]

Having experienced something similar to this story as a child I can tell you this: Those girls were brainwashed Their dad was a selfish abuser Their mom paid the price

[@earthkindsanctuary]

yeah i bet he used the mum's death to emotionally manipulate them too. like you lost your mum if you don't convince them of such and such your going to loose your dad too and no one will support you. these controlling narcs think theyre so superior urghh but they can only control innocent children

[@Hx3ney]

Thank you expressing that so clearly. 👏🙏 I hope you're doing well 💗🌻

[@grammyrosethompson650]

And so did the girls ... *pay the price*

[@TheChristianNomad]

I think all things considered, it's pretty clear Niki was a screamer with at least some violent tendencies, I mean listening to her she'd go from zero to a hundred easily. And overstated things to make them seem like things they weren't. I mean she aid he threatened to kill her, when he corrected her that what he said was the next time she tries to kill herself he isn't going to stop her. And he response was "That's the same thing." And it really isn't. Also clear is that he was a pervy, passive-aggressive, manipulative, jerk, also with violent tendencies. And I think it's clear he k!lled her, but I think those kids were telling the truth. Which is always messy and complicated.

[@Ooh_PieceOfCandy]

It's actually not uncommon for the children in an abusive household to end up siding with the abuser, not only out of fear but largely because they start to feel resentment toward the person making the abuser angry all the time. It's really sick and twisted.

[@shivasgirl1609]

Ran away for 2 hours?! That's called going to the mall!

[@bwills3173]

Thisss

[@kpr4225]

@H S likely felt trapped and bound due to kids :(

[@munanassar1123]

I know!!

[@shivasgirl1609]

@@k.m512 Ah now, let's not be too hard on him. I mean she did go to work that one time with a bag of clothes ... AND CAME BACK! I mean if that doesn't prove she had "some kind ... of mental imbalances" well I don't know what would!!

[@Morfeusm]

Or a Sunday long run lol

[@rachelleon13]

“We need to save this family”.😔That little voice is so heartbreaking. No child should have that kind of burden. 😡

[@TheBarnzilla]

That was heartbreaking but at some point you know shit is wrong and you have to say enough did enough. If that didn’t happen after your own mother was murdered than I don’t have sympathy. They were manipulated but I don’t think brainwashed.

[@CristyB66]

That was him manipulating her to say this.

[@DaniM3017]

That broke my heart and brought tears to my eyes. I know exactly how that feels. No parents should ever put their children in that situation, because trust me, they never forget it.

[@CristyB66]

@@DaniM3017 never.

[@juns597]

I know :( what a way to grow up. It makes my blood boil.

[@mikewoodson6930]

Children should never be used as a pawn. Sick man, getting his youngest child to call his mother and say “We need to Save this Family”.

[@xodomin0107]

That exact line nearly made me sob.

[@edwhite7078]

It seems strange to me. The daughter was clearly old enough to use a phone. The daughter also supports her father. So why does he say he made her call. Couldn't it also be possible the daughter just called her mother.

[@mikewoodson6930]

@@edwhite7078 that’s possible, but the words she used: “save this family” seem like she was prompted or told to say that, it just doesn’t seem to be words that a younger child would normally use.

[@edwhite7078]

@@mikewoodson6930 mmm you might be right. I didn't hear that the first time.

[@daydreamer412]

It’s so sick that he used a child to get his abuse victim to come back to him

[@victoriaperez8045]

It’s super sad the daughters didn’t stick up for their mother. The smirk on the daughters face talking about ducking from a shoe was so upsetting.

[@CR-ce5lf]

Yes!! Ugh. I hope they come to their senses

[@McSnezzly]

he probably abused them too

[@KyrieChii]

@@McSnezzly Surely they've been groomed (brainwashed) by him at the very _least._ He'd probably created a very warped sense of reality & what love is, gradually painting the picture that it was he & the daughters against the wife who was 'trying to destroy their family'. It really is so heartbreaking & sickening to hear about such cases.

[@Lee_lee_27_7_27]

@@KyrieChii maybe he was groomed too. It doesn't really matter why you're a shit person, everyone has choices to make

[@Tracymmo]

​@@Lee_lee_27_7_27 He's a grown man. The daughters are KIDS! They've lived with an emotionally abusive father for their whole lives. No, they didn't have the opportunity to make a healthy choice. WTH is wrong with you?

[@lefteyesoltera6127]

If this woman was “crazy,” it’s because he drove her crazy...gaslighting at its finest!

[@BalboaBaggins]

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

[@natmickan]

@@BalboaBaggins classic victim blaming. Women’s taste ISN’T THE PROBLEM HERE

[@standup2982]

@Douglas Mawer receipts please.

[@standup2982]

@Douglas Mawer that she was *crazy* before she met him. Receipts of that proof please, or are you just gaslighting a murder victim?

[@Sarah.Riedel]

@@BalboaBaggins ...you could at least spend 60 seconds coming up with some new one-liners to spam on literally every single TC video that involves Male-on-female domestic abuse.

[@John-gh9fr]

for anybody that also didn't know, "giving out" in Ireland means they are complaining about something, or scolding someone for misbehaving.

[@nicmck5958]

I thought they were doing the deed lol

[@John-gh9fr]

@@nicmck5958 LOL

[@agirlisnoone5953]

What does gividagoo mean, exactly? Let's dive in, let's go, let's give it a look....

[@toraimanchester4658]

@@agirlisnoone5953 give it a go

[@zenkairacer]

Thanks, I was genuinely confused on that one.

[@annazaman9657]

She runs away for two or three hours. Seriously? That's just a grocery shopping trip

[@BalboaBaggins]

*whoring trip

[@firespur]

Balboa Baggins what?

[@maluboy23]

Shoot.. if I ever step into the mall or the grocery store, my wife will be gone missing for 3 hours... this guy was just too overprotective and possessive

[@jewlovergibson2944]

Dude didn't you hear him one time it was 4 hours this shits not a joke

[@kellyryan6492]

I bet Matt feels right at home in prison. I mean, there's cameras everywhere up in that joint! 😁

[@infinitejest441]

He’s the star of the show ⭐️

[@themuse11]

@TheDarkerKnight or Jean Luc Brunel, eh?

[@MissingPersonsMysteries]

The kid calling the mom was heart wrenching. Poor kids!

[@Tracymmo]

I was put in the middle like that as a kid. It was a nightmare.

[@trashcanchic]

@TheMrCaptainStfu They're just empathizing with the kid, you dick whistle.

[@charlisays]

More like creepy. The kid was clearly told what to say.

[@samargorja6573]

@TheMrCaptainStfu you are rude!!

[@terrabelle9937]

@TheMrCaptainStfu She said being in a similar situation was a nightmare. Meaning that the kid went through a nightmare. She related her experience to the child's experience to paint a better picture of the child's suffering. Is that easier to understand?

[@randomname6069]

“I’m not some kind of possessive freak” is something a possessive freak would say.

[@judithbradford9130]

"I'm not some stalker" is what stalkers say when they are threatening you over the restraining order.

[@shereekern6801]

Exactly 🤣🤣

[@UnlimitedProduction1]

He said that after saying he tracks her...I couldn't belive that was the next sentence out of his mouth

[@earthkindsanctuary]

yes usually because they been called it so many times otherwise they wouldnt put the two words together

[@earthkindsanctuary]

@@judithbradford9130 i had a guy fight a non molestation order... (like a restraining order in UK) like why would you fight a non molestation order unless you WANTED to stalk or harass someone?!?! a normal person would be like uh ok whatever you do you, i don't want to see you anyway. non mols dont go on record or anything and they dont necceesarily proove any guilt of doing anything so no need to fight it unless you dont want to get arrested for stalking or harassing someone.

[@ratpacks4206]

a full grown woman going out for a couple of hours with out telling someone where shes going is not running away wtffff

[@fortnitebad1077]

I mean i do think she was killed but that’s is running away it happens quite a bit but if you mean in this situation then definitely she wasn’t

[@bjornofficial4688]

Technically it isn't

[@every2464]

Guy's a controlling freak

[@465marko]

Well, not if she's chaperoned. But alone??? Unacceptable!! Modern ladies especially are prone to outbursts of hysteria, capricious and unpredictable behaviour if they are outside alone, unsupervised. Especially during phases of the moon that influence their feminine cycles and promote irrationality and recklessness. I certainly don't allow it for my wives anyhow.

[@LeanneFowler-ms5xc]

​@@465markoAre you serious? I hope you are joking.

[@Kindnessloveunderstanding]

As a mom and someone who’s been gaslit into a fog, holy cow this breaks my heart. Especially hearing him scream and hearing him coach those poor babies. RIP to a strong lady.

[@shotgunbadger]

"I'm not some over-protective freak" is a weird move from the dude putting trackers on his wife

[@DrMackSplackem]

Yeah that's just a little bit defensive sounding, isn't it? Of course, we don't hear the query which prompted this response, and I assume they were tightening the tourniquet with every question. What was more telling to me than any individual statement, though, was his very measured vocal inflection. It sounds so refined, like had practiced for this eventuality, and was doing his Hollywood best. His pitch is only just okay by Hollywood standards, and that's no match for an identifyable body and a plausible timeline.

[@jonnywas9641]

Is that the difference between Grateful & Such...??? IDK this or the other side of the Fence. I’m not from here. Thank you kindly.

[@___LC___]

Puts trackers on wife and cameras all over home: loses wife and can’t find her, all video from event deliberately corrupted. Hmmm, I wonder who killed her....

[@keithdevlin1]

'Tis that time... ...to give it a GOO.

[@aaronburratwood.6957]

@Scapegoat Touché, I thought I was the only one that noticed that. 🤔

[@georgedudleysashtray3860]

I wish Mike would give me his goo

[@tanjak.7828]

💋

[@tanjak.7828]

@@georgedudleysashtray3860 😘👍

[@reginamushi6582]

I love that time! I look forward to it like....thanks to Mike

[@katehack1677]

Matt "I'm not some possessive control freak!" Also Matt to police. "My wife is always running away, for one, two, three sometimes FOUR hours! " So awful he made his daughters defend him.

[@katc6880]

Is it just me that thinks (among many things!) that that phrasing is way off. Spouses LEAVE, they don't "run away" - further testament to his control. Also, that many cameras? Screams drug dealer to me

[@FayAlexGG]

I didn't know going to the mall was considering running away but hey what do I know

[@mishmashmedley]

Kate, Not sure that he MADE his daughters defend him. That recording where he was outlining what she would say could very well have been part of a larger conversation where she talked about those points or asked her dad to help her word things. They seemed fairly open and honest in court, and not looking as if they were being coached or influenced. Anyways, we really don't know what went on in that house, despite those cherry-picked recordings. She may indeed might have been a very angry, erratic person. He might well have been the one who killed her. But I think, objectively, there's room for reasonable doubt...

[@Kazza_8240]

He had ages alone with his daughters to brainwash them, they no doubt believed everything he said.

[@blazefairchild465]

@Lord Brain he was too lazy to work, he was even too lazy to take her body but a few miles away.

[@imaghost2961]

The coaching that the father did to the kids is horrifying. I’ve literally lived through that. Thankfully my mom wasn’t killed and I’m living with her now, but geez this is giving me some terrible flashbacks.

[@earthkindsanctuary]

my dad keeps trying to do this to me against my mother at the moment. im an adult now and i know what he is like so i can handle it but it annoys me so much. he cheated on her and thats what ended their marriage as well as him being abusive. she has never said anything bad about him, infact quite the opposite as she tries to encourage her kids to be in his life, but he badmouths the heck out of her. situations i know is 100% his fault abuse on me as a kid HE says its all her fault... AS IF i'm blind and deaf and don't see or hear who does what to me. I dont know why they think they are such great manipulators they manage to do it to a couple of people they think they can do it to everyone. This case proved otherwise. Ha i'm actually going to say that to him next time he tries to blame my mum for something... 'you know i'm not actually deaf and blind right?'

[@JP_IN_TX]

@imaghost2961 I'm glad things are working out with your Mom, and that both of you are safe.

[@alicemestria4373]

“Yes, Sir” that creeped me out sooo much, that’s not respect, that’s fear

[@Ichneumonxx]

yep, sounds like one of those parents who doesn't raise their kids, but trains them - like dogs for a show.

[@ladyofrillwater]

Thats why the people in the comments insulting the girls make me uncomfortable. Those two are clearly brainwashed and need incredible amounts of therapy.

[@merryberry6576]

@@ladyofrillwater agreed

[@kimmyfreak200]

abbbbbuseee....

[@Pocket_Sora]

@@gleebybooer that’s different tho, it’s very weird to hear a child say that to thier own father

[@billiondollardan]

Mike must have the world's WEIRDEST search history

[@aaronburratwood.6957]

I can’t believe his head isn’t three times bigger than it is on account of all that info in there. 🤯

[@sabrinaelizabeth5990]

Its 🌲 not three.. 😅❤

[@Digitalhunny]

And the darkest goo!

[@pablobar6379]

Three times is a bit much maybe a 💩 is more accurate

[@t-bonena3609]

Lol.

[@PhantomStella]

Sounds like the 911 call was more about establishing a story and less about his wife

[@ToddSnow]

Obviously...because he killed her

[@Lucky_Chase]

As soon as they start explaining themselves away, demonizing the potential victim, and quickly establishing their alibi, they should be and usually are considered the prime suspect.

[@lyndsyj.6462]

The amount of times I had to stop this video and just feel the anger I was feeling for those kids and that woman... what an abusive, manipulative and crass human. The lack of conscious in smearing her after taking her life... I bet he even used their couples therapy as a way to manipulate her ever further. The way he snapped when she was standing up for herself and refusing to be gaslit on that recording... my heart breaks for anyone experiencing narcissistic abuse.

[@vegemitesandwich81]

That sick bastard coaching his daughter to lie, and her "Yes Sir" response really boiled my blood....

[@julesasher105]

So upsetting....the ptsd these children will have is troubling beyond belief!

[@kottonmouthking1able]

I get where your coming from..but I always called my dad sir, being from a military family. Not looking to fight, this dude sick, but just want to aire that.

[@oliveryt7168]

To "lie"? Where exactly was the lie?

[@yamahajapan5351]

He had a right to defend himself and enlisting his daughters to do media on his behalf is no different than what the Cops and Prosecutors do. Why is it wrong for a defendant but not when the gooberment does it?

[@ms.annthropic6341]

If you're telling someone exactly what to say it's because you don't believe they'll say the "right" thing without you. If he really was a good dad he wouldn't be drilling into them that they need to make it super clear how wonderful he is, he'd just assume that will be clear because he's a good and loving dad and his kids will be honest. But that's not what's happening, he's making statements and then saying "OK?", he's 100% coaching them, and coaching someone in their testimony isn't allowed/ok, no matter who's doing it. While he was talking to his daughter he also repeatedly made claims about the mom and her family being shitty and unstable, and wanted his kid to mention that kind of stuff on the news, which is another TERRIBLE thing for a parent to be doing. "Go on TV and besmirch the memory of your dead mother, and smear the reputation of basically all the family you have other than me and your paternal grandfather." That's seriously fucked up, that shows no sympathy at all to his kids who just lost their mom, and in general is a terrible lesson. My parents went through an ugly divorce but my dad always encouraged me to treat my mom with respect because it's the right way to behave. This guy is such an obvious piece of shit, I feel bad for his poor kids.

[@jennifermartin7461]

I'm thinking his 911 call was less about getting help and more about establishing a story. Even explaining why the cams were cut off

[@Hiraganja]

Jennifer Martin I felt the same! He was offering answers/excuses and that always rung huge bells to me. Jim can't swim on KZbin spoke about it in one of his YTs videos

[@VoidBastard]

You can clearly hear it in his voice, like he's trying to convince not just share information

[@VoidBastard]

@Testa Rossa Lol you saw how he was telling the daughter what to say so bet he did

[@jennifermartin7461]

@@VoidBastardright, everything seemed self serving. Not like he was worried about her safety and finding her

[@jillianpantano6461]

"I'm not some over possessive freak!" *As he yells it through the PA system, while she's chained in the basement*

[@christinamitchell6796]

Lol 😂😂

[@madoldbatwoman]

A guy with a home full of cameras, recording everything everyone does, describes his wife as 'running away' when she's gone for a few hours at most ..... yeaaah that does it for me. Even without that phone call to his daughters.

[@chanceomalley3337]

Matt: She's sometimes gone for two, three, maybe four hours *waits 2 days*

[@nicmck5958]

Yeah "she runs away all the time. Sometimes for 3...4 hours.." Is that running away!!? Or cooling off 🤔😂

[@TahtahmesDiary]

@@nicmck5958 Seriously, 3 hours isn't running away, who talks like that? And if she never doesn't come home soon, why wait so long?

[@LatoyaCarter1]

@@TahtahmesDiary and. Lm

[@kkdream99]

Tree 🌲

[@margaux5810]

@@kkdream99 thank you!

[@breathlesshaste]

Whenever I hear someone saying "okay?" that many times, it raises a red flag. It's like they're saying "you believe me, right?"

[@einienj3281]

It's the truth, ok?

[@eugeniaskelley5194]

I think the "okay" was his way of saying do as I am telling you or there will be hell to pay.

[@sylvia106]

It was like a Joe Pesci “ok”.

[@garymack9734]

It's a favorite of the police, OKAY!

[@CR-ce5lf]

@@eugeniaskelley5194 right like you better remember what I said and you better get it right!

[@Abby-qy3zk]

the audio of matt screaming at nique is absolutely terrifying. it's horrifying that she felt that kind of hostility from someone who was supposed to love her

[@Veggamattic]

If you really consider that "absolutely terrifying" I think you are just hearing what you want or have lived a very sheltered life because that was quite mild even compared to other stuff from this channel.

[@Abby-qy3zk]

​@@Veggamattic right. one thing being terrifying doesn't mean that something worse isn't terrifying. it's obviously terrifying to be cannibalized alive as well, for example, but that doesn't mean that being in an violent and abusive relationship isn't also terrifying. how is an audio recording of a woman documenting her own abuse by a husband who would eventually kill her not absolutely terrifying?

[@Veggamattic]

​@@Abby-qy3zk I am now not sure if you mean terrifying to her or to you...which is what I presumed. To her probably but for you...unless you have a very similar experience that is triggered from hearing this, then I stand by what I say. Seems like some possible hyperbole...which is okay.

[@darkallegiance666]

@@Abby-qy3zk I found it appalling & triggering to hear the wife screaming & raging in such a dominating & over-bearing way at the husband, more than the other way round. Not “victim-shaming” here - no excuse for murder - should have just divorced - I’m only pointing out that perceptions are different for different people, with different life experiences. Just adding - I’m female - in case you blame my feelings on automatic supposition of masculinity.

[@kikastra]

@@darkallegiance666 Never nice to hear screaming matches like that. They are terrifying to hear especially when you know they will eventually lead to murder. But in reality these types of screaming matches occur without violence or murder and both parties are at fault for that.

[@judithbradford9130]

You get a REAL strong scent of "rapist" when he says she's "unbalanced" and has some "fear of intimacy". Sounds much more like she feared his ignoring that little thing called "consent" when he wanted sex. Especially given the audio recordings of his complaining she was "crazy" whenever she didn't want to let him assault her.

[@joywagner979]

Once I met a dude at a bus stop and we casually talked for 20 minutes while waiting for the bus. At the end, he propositioned me, and I naturally said "no." He then launched into a concerned line of questioning asking why I "feared intimacy" and whether or not I had been interfered with as a child. He seemed to seriously believe all of this was my problem, and did not understand that a normal person does not want to immediately bang someone they just met at a bus stop. Because I am relatively normal, I did not go on to date or marry this dude. He probably did go on to meet someone else upon whom he used his weird reasoning to get some nooky. Hopefully that poor woman did not marry him either, but it seems to happen frequently enough (as with the Leilli marriage) and that's concerning.

[@JackDManheim]

The police respond to a complaint about a mother looking for her missing daughter, but not to help look for the missing daughter? That bothers me too.

[@Geronimo2Fly]

Yes that was absolutely disgusting. Disgusting as well is the person who complained.

[@JG-kk1mr]

Imagine complaining to the police about a woman trying to find her missing daughter.... what is wrong with people? So heartless!!! RIP Nicky

[@nicmck5958]

Might have been him? So that she didn't spread the word about her being missing?

[@jimmysimard3008]

@@nicmck5958 This is what I thought too, no one would do that unless there is a good reason to do so and receiving a sheet of paper sure isn't one.

[@c4ts0nm4rs5]

The ultimate Karen.

[@sultansal5917]

Karen

[@eratoisyourmuse659]

A real POS

[@icancu9125]

I remember hearing a recording in which Nique says to Matt "You killed me a long time ago". The way she says it is f**king heartbreaking and has always stuck with me. She sounds completely defeated and broken. Even more gut-wrenching when we know what he did to her a couple years later. This poor lady was living in hell with this freak.

[@kipechawolfeortiz8791]

It's important to remember domestic abuse isn't to be taken lightly. I sadly have resonated.

[@derby1884]

They sound as bad as one another. She had a foul mouth on her, he had a controlling personality. Should never have got hitched.

[@keithsurdyke2535]

She also sounds deranged.

[@sunrae7680]

@@derby1884 You need to think about what you wrote. She was the victim in every way. She stayed for her girls. He has made them into future victims, accepting abuse from men.

[@aq1184]

A hell she not only chose multiple times over but also decided to force children to live in alongside with her.

[@faekay96]

Was just speaking to my momma about this video yesterday. We know her sister, who’s seen in an interview here, and her family already knew it was him.

[@debs-101]

You know Nique Leili’s sister?

[@faekay96]

@@debs-101 my mom did, yes. They worked together.

[@debs-101]

@@faekay96 It’s a sad story. It doesn’t surprise me that her family knew it was him. I’m sure that (to some extent) they noticed he was controlling. Did your mom ever meet him?

[@faekay96]

@@debs-101 I’ll have to ask her. I’m not certain she did.

[@debs-101]

@@faekay96 I’m curious to know what she thought of him if she did meet him. A lot of guys w/ that type of behavior can be really charming when you meet them. Even if your mom never met him it would be interesting to know if she formed an opinion of him based on things Nique said about him. (And btw, just to be clear: no one in Nique’s life should ever feel any guilt for not doing more or think that because they knew his personality they should have known he would hurt her. The only person who deserves any guilt or shame is the person who killed her. Sorry for the Ted Talk thrown in, but I think it’s an important reminder for the topic and situation)

[@Whosyamomma]

Being gas-lighted by someone you love is so mentally draining.

[@Allworldsk1]

She was nasty and she pushed too far.

[@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724]

I know!!! It is!!!

[@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724]

@@Allworldsk1 So, you’re saying she brought her own murder upon herself? Oh man...

[@Allworldsk1]

@@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724 yes. It's not OK to treat someone poorly. Cheat on them. Lie to them. Manipulate them. Continued for years. She is far from innocent. No matter what anyone thinks.. 👌

[@christyhoehn8244]

Yes! Been there- and he still tries, but it doesn’t work anymore- I’m realizing some people just can’t help themselves... douchebags allofem!

[@mael2039]

the husband telling the police that his wife has a history to run away, because she has already been missing for two, three hours a couple of times... Immediately made me suspicious. What kind of controlling partner knows where his partners are at all time

[@cjc-eg2cl]

The way his voice kept raising emphasis on each two, three, sometimes FOUR WHOLE hours as if he was saying two hours, three days, sometimes four weeks

[@LaneJane23]

I'm sure to him it feels like she is running away if he cant account for her for 2-3 hours considering he is accustomed to monitoring her every move. In my experience, it's insecure men who know their spouse is too good for them that hold on the tightest.

[@purplepixie274]

@@cjc-eg2cl scary af

[@jesr2-d2bot29]

@@cjc-eg2cl like FOUR WHOLE hours is running away! I knew he was lying the second he started talking shit about his wife. He was supposed to be grieving. You don't start out trying to place the blame on the person who was raped and killed, UNLESS, you did it.

[@megatherion2695]

It's the Bathroom Boys, Piss, Fart and T.P.

[@Fluttershiez]

That poor wife. She had no chance. Those phone calls are haunting.

[@vv6707]

@@UncleCloud dude... you’re gonna end up on a watch list if you talk about women like that

[@lawlightyuri]

@@UncleCloud i dont think that justifies murder.

[@RuminatingRaptor]

@@UncleCloud Stay far away from women.

[@TheAstrolabe]

@@UncleCloud you've been caught wearing a red nose, face paint, and a wig.

[@taydestiny38]

@Uncle Cloud....Although I may not be on the extreme viewpoint as you, I do think this lady was a piece of work. I would have loved to hear what her two ex husbands thought about her. And everyone....please stop saying he manipulated those kids! Those girls seem grown enough, where they can form their own opinion and express what they deem is the truth. I’m not justifying his actions and I do think he’s guilty. But, I also don’t like how people are painting her as this angel, who fell victim to a predator. To be honest, they were both no good for one another and played a part in ruining their family.

[@KMKOST1701]

What's even more disturbing than having his kids call him "sir" is how he manipulated the youngest daughter to beg for her mom to come home so they can go on vacation to "heal the family." A child wouldn't use that term, it's obvious her dad was using her and likely had told them that their mother doesn't want to heal the family.

[@scoutz0rs]

Those two youngest daughters never had a chance. I hope they’re able to see the truth someday.

[@hurpaderpp]

Stalked em out on facebook. Super beautiful. Both seem like they're doing well.

[@zilphee]

Supposedly the youngest daughters are back in contact with their oldest sister from Nique's previous marriage, and the grandmother, their mom's mother. There was an article about this from an interview with the oldest daughter about a year ago. It said the two youngest girls which were Matt and Nique's two daughters are coming around to their mom's side of the family more and more, so hopefully they see the truth for what it is by this point, but connecting with the oldest sister and grandmother is a good start because I know both of them really wanted to be with the girls again. I live in Atlanta and have been following this case for years since it happened. It's still a pretty big case here :)

[@wurstbrat.]

@@hurpaderpp dude that's so creepy

[@wurstbrat.]

Pretty sure they're just saying what he told them to say. He was taped giving them instructions and they look scared in the KZbin videos.

[@zilphee]

Absolutely. He was manipulating them too. He was spying on them as well. He had cameras all over the home and was watching his family like a hawk. He was controlling over the youngest daughters just like he was his wife. I just think it was harder for them to see it cause they loved their dad and trusted him. He wasn't abusing them physically and verbally like he was their mother, but I have no doubt he would've progressed to that point with them as they become older. Nique herself didn't see it for years, but according to her sister there were red flags from the start of their relationship before they married. It just got worse over the years. The funny thing is Nique's oldest daughter never liked him from day one, they never got along, and a couple years into the marriage the oldest daughter demanded Nique to allow her to live with her father which Nique agreed, so she got out of that household pretty early on. She was the only one who was never fooled by him from the beginning

[@rae7158]

His poor daughter responding to her jailed father with “Yes sir” ugh that is just chilling.

[@TeemoQuinton]

Not really

[@Cheyne_TetraMFG]

Matt: "I'm not some over-possessive freak" Narrator: He was, in fact, an over-possessive freak.

[@robswystun2766]

The way his daughter said "Yes, sir" during the phone call was chilling. That sounded like a response born out of fear-based obedience.

[@GaskeyGirl513]

What a weirdo. That husband is exactly where he should be. He totally brainwashed his daughters into coming to his defense. Wow!!!

[@SweetTooth8989]

The way Matt says to the cops "I'm not some over possessive freak" while he's got 21 cameras around the house and hides trackers in his wife's belongings.... He's also a huge manipulator based on the audio recordings. Not saying the wife didn't have issues, she probably did, but Matt sounds beyond crazy.

[@sarabobara8458]

We have no real reason to believe the wife had issues. Her family say she never had issues like that. The voice recordings, they are a fight, thats how I screamed at my partner to keep them away from me too when I was afraid they would get to close and turn violent. THE ONLY people saying she had issues or was a violent person are Matt and his two children which were brainwashed at the time.

[@gNome_5]

Sounds like any issues she may have had- HE CAUSED!!!

[@juice_wink]

When they get you to a point where you're mentally exhausted and confused and tired of explaining yourself over and over.... This is how you react. You explode and they use that as a way to manipulate you even more. It's really sad.

[@tinywalnut6337]

@@juice_wink I had always considered myself a reasonably calm, constructive arguer until I met my ex. All of a sudden, every time we had any kind of issue, it would escalate until I found myself yelling and swearing and getting completely out of control. I had no idea what was happening, until I did a little research and realized that what he was doing was classic narcissistic manipulation. You can't engage with that kind of mind-fuckery without absolutely losing it. And it goes DEEP. It took me a solid two or three months to unfuck myself, and we only dated for three months. Not saying this guy is a narcissist (I don't know and won't assume), but if he is, even the calmest, most level-headed person will find themselves drawn into debate after debate with him, exhibiting behavior they aren't proud of and have no control over.

[@ladyboywonder9139]

Honestly it seems like a match made in heaven

[@NASkeywest]

“Sometimes she would run away for 3 hours!” Yea, I bet she would close her eyes at night and ignore you for hours as well. What a nut she is, going to work, AND sleeping!

[@Cherrykins]

this! screams "over possessive freak"

[@Coughing_Blood]

*was

[@therearenoshortcuts9868]

"sometimes after she eats she goes into the bathroom to IGNORE me for 20 minutes, and before she comes out she flushes the toilet - WEIRD"

[@farklemincus3830]

sometimes she will even go out for an hour or more and come back with bags and bags of food and drinks supposedly from “the store”, psh yeah right. ill check that out on the tracker later...

[@christinamitchell6796]

@@therearenoshortcuts9868 LMBO 🤣🤣😂😂 omg you are hilarious...loved that

[@tesswhitney9444]

I had a really emotionally/psychologically abusive boyfriend who controlled me like this. Made me install tracking devices on my phone everything. The way he blew up and repeated things over and over. I’m so glad I finally got out.

[@jessbellis9510]

Congrats on breaking free of that POS! Hope you're doing well now and have been able to fully move on.

[@pencilandpaper8438]

I’m glad too. Congrats! 💜

[@Gorrgrim]

The way his daughter said "yes sir" sounded like someone absolutely afraid

[@daydreamer412]

That/wanting her dad to stop incriminating himself on the recorded phone call 😂 I feel like at the end he realized it was probably recorded, because he switched up his tone and the way he was phrasing his sentences

[@clootscalhoun9481]

I thought the same thing. I find it really weird children called their dad sir

[@irmaheredia5945]

yes, I noticed that immediately

[@jaynenunya6070]

@@clootscalhoun9481 it does happen in the south, but her tone of voice/short responses raised a huge red flag for me.

[@motherofslavs8761]

Broke my heart

[@markletts8802]

Respect for the "That bothered me a lot" comment,regarding the giving out flyers complaint..shows your integrity,and that you actually care,..which makes a difference..👏..

[@toffee2547]

Seriously though, who would actually complain about that?!

[@Whatlander]

Yeah. There's a real difference between simply researching and recording a story like this, and really connecting to the humanity of the events, including things that might otherwise be dismissed as minor details.

[@itskadiebitchx]

listening to him relay instructions to his daughter gave me chills. this man shouldn't be within 1000kms of ANY child, let alone his own...

[@sylviapuppysticker8664]

Whats scary is that in previous generations he wouldve been able to lobotomize Nique for not having sex with him, being angry at his abuse, gaslighting etc.

[@molsondutch93]

"yes sir" I can't imagine saying that to my dad, so fucked

[@briannemurdock4183]

@@molsondutch93 It's standard in the South ime.

[@molsondutch93]

@@briannemurdock4183 I would hate that, seems so impersonal

[@aror6480]

@@molsondutch93 i was thinking tat exactly

[@ae6051]

Imagine trying to do your high-power corporate job while having to deal with 'that' day in and day out and worrying about leaving her daughters alone with it!

[@mayagold10]

So sad that she stayed for the kids, and after her death they speak of her that way. They will eventually come around and the guilt will be intense.

[@peacedove1182]

These kids had to choose the father after their mum died, as she wasn’t there to be a buffer. Plus they were living with him alone for years after her murder.

[@jcarroll7371]

Yea saddest part is she clearly wanted to leave but wouldn't leave her kids and she couldn't take the kids because they sided with that phyco. She died because of her mids who shit on her today. Gonna be a mother of guilt if they ever open their eyes cause they play a huge part in her death

[@jcarroll7371]

@@peacedove1182 yea but she tried to leave many times but they would take his side and she refused to leave her kids behind with this nutt job. They are the only reason she was even there. Its amazing how intentionally ignorant they were. I think they know he did it and are just covering for him.

[@7bloodi]

@@jcarroll7371 Some kids are just trash....DNA is a gamble yo

[@haleyt3754]

@dylan it’s funny lighten up bro

[@crieverytim]

I can't imagine just discovering Mike's channel and realizing you have tree years of cases to catch up on . from someone whose had the pleasure of watching his channel grow from about 12k subscribers, 'enjoy'

[@crankyoldperson6871]

When I found it I blazed through 3 years worth of content in about 3 days.

[@upsetpatriot256]

Yep... rolling into week two.....

[@atrxmx2542]

found him yesterday, you got no clue how little of a life i have now because mike😂😂

[@eemilyy342]

LMAO

[@lane6216]

Living the dream now!!

[@PassTheMarmalade1957]

Hearing the daughter just repeatedly replying "Yes, sir" as Matt gives her a script to tell the press I think gives us a pretty good idea of what he was like as a dad.

[@timhocking529]

I know like who says yes sir to their own father especially in such a manner. Poor kids.

[@jessbellis9510]

Major red flags right there. Especially with the dead, lifeless tone.

[@doranvee5944]

I see nothing wrong for a child saying "Sir" to their father. It is a sign of respect and something all children should have for their parent and elders. It doesn't change my belief that he is guilty

[@cherryfaith4877]

@@doranvee5944 you're kidding me right... 🤔🤔🤔 It's completely wrong in all aspects for a young child to be calling their dad sir, instead of dad. Even if they were a military family...Calling his friends sir would be more appropriate, as it would show manners and respect, though even then it seems a little strange, unless you're a military family. But calling your DAD sir 🤔 No way!! That's a huge red flag...

[@cherryfaith4877]

Lady Marmalade I completely agree, 100%. I actually just commented about that in the comment I just wrote. I mean who the hell does that... 🤔🤔🤔 Even if they're a military family you wouldn't have your kids calling you sir, maybe to your friends but even then it's a bit of a stretch...Huge red flags 🚩🚩🚩

[@vannalikehannah6776]

Today is my birthday! I chose this day to binge watch all your shows I can. 20 shows later and I have a new appreciation for the work you do! Geez. How you stay so 'chipper' Is beyond me.. keep up the good work and thanks for keeping me company on my birthday. Lol

[@honestinsincerity2270]

The fact that his daughter felt she needed to respond with "Yes sir" after every direction on the phone with him in prison is pretty goddamn telling if you ask me

[@dclfarms6204]

Honest Insincerity 2 not defending the guy, but in the south most kids say yes sir/ yes mam when speaking to an adult.

[@mikehunt8375]

Exactly

[@honestinsincerity2270]

@Reach Honduras Yeahhhh I know what you're saying but I was born and raised in the south and never once have I or anyone I've known ever talked to their parents like that. Maybe it's just certain parents who care about that thing but that's sorta my point. And the majority of people I know would think that's really weird

[@addie_is_me]

Yea, that was weird. It was telling, you are right.

[@alanjackson1691]

Jumped right out for me. My immediate thoughts were "controlling POS". Date-rape drug in her system and his seamen in her was a BRF (Big Red Flag).

[@bignubles]

When he made his daughter call her mom and say “Mommy we have to take a vacation, we need to save this family” you know he told her to say that. That poor girl probably felt like it was up to her to save her family! 😢

[@taylorj6177]

That broke my heart.

[@jjbba]

Oooof

[@Raymond-rr5iv]

The father was all-around emotionally brutal to everyone.

[@philiptucker7590]

I hope he Roy’s in hell for being so manipulative SMH

[@theodorTugendreich]

Someode had to call her. The Husband could have tried for hours without effect on her. So the daughter did. This mother had something, whats called a borderline disorder.

[@ellemariec]

My stomach turned when she addressed him as "yes, sir"..... even when speaking about her mother's brutal murder. Anyone else pick up on that?? Made me absolutely sick....

[@luc1ferblack]

Nah plenty of people both both boys and girls say that to their parents its called respect. I wouldn't want my kids doing it but its very polite

[@pilapila183]

Depends on where you're from. Here it would be strange to not say it

[@ellemariec]

@@pilapila183 it's always strange to say it when speaking about your recently murdered mother.... I'm from the south, as well, I know when sir and ma'am are used. Lol. A daughter and father speaking about her recently deceased mother? She shouldn't feel the need to address him as sir in that moment.

[@Savannah-qj2mc]

This is a southern thing, extremely normal, I’m from ga and it’s taught to children to address people like this respectfully. He is weird tho

[@ellemariec]

@@Savannah-qj2mc I'm from the south, so I understand why she did it... it still just sickens me that she felt she had to do so. It's a sign of respect to be addressed in that way.... she had no reason to be respectful at that point. Ya know?

[@bkohatl]

I live in Atlanta and didn't know any of this, thanks, pal.

[@shaydawn7376]

Running away for "one hour" and "two hours" is not running away. It's called GOING TO TOWN. He just told the police he put a tracker on her because sometimes she leaves the house without his permission 😬😬

[@communicationbreakdown256]

right? its called going for a mani/ pedi. wtf?

[@christinamitchell6796]

Lol, I love how everyone in the comments picked up on his psychotic statement "she runs away every 2,3 hours sometimes 4, goes to work" , and are clowning the hell out of him exposing how absurd his statement was.

[@melissamoonchild9216]

right who 'runs away' for 2 hours? 🙄

[@amylumbard3615]

21 cameras through out the house and kids Calling him "sir" is total red flags there...

[@Segsman100]

I mean I say sir to my dad and ma’am to my mom. It’s a respect thing, really.

[@milkgxng]

@@Segsman100 ok... clearly that's different....

[@truthfilter]

@@Segsman100 why do you say sir to your dad ? why not just say dad that's respectful, sir is what you say to a school teacher or something,

[@briannashepherd8]

@@truthfilter It's a southern thing

[@Mecheres]

​@@briannashepherd8 I wouldn't really call it a *popular* southern thing. Where I live it's common, but only when answering questions and talking to strangers. When talking with parents, it's more common to say dad or mom. Even considering I live in the Deep South, it's extremely odd to use honorifics for your family members in the way it's used here.

[@mistakenmadness]

That judge seemed like such a gentle soul. Sorry he had to hear all that violent fighting.

[@wickedashley]

Hearing "this ole video" makes my day. Hope all is well Mike!!

[@francescawilliams8177]

And lets give it a gooo

[@GiDD504]

Gooooooo

[@brillbillbutstill]

Its actually "this aul video"... Golsh

[@janrees4887]

Here here. Or is it hear hear? You know yourself, sure.

[@janrees4887]

@@brillbillbutstill who let Napoleon Dynamite in here?

[@GemmaBoBemma2000]

She sounds to me like an emotionally abused woman who was on her last straw.

[@GemmaBoBemma2000]

AND physically abused!!

[@justjameka7961]

Reactive abuse!😠

[@bananka4905]

sounds to me she couldnt do marriage very well... 3 times .... she seemed too crazy to be tied down., but she ended up marrying a crazy man. poor children

[@imdbtruth]

I was thinking it was more the opposite... She was mentally and emotionally abusive to him, until he snapped... Not that I view him as more of a victim than her, he is still the bigger asshole for killing her, but I think that she emotionally bullied him. Based on things he and their kids said, and also things said on the audio recordings, I believe that she likely had a personality disorder, perhaps Borderline Personality Disorder, and dealing with BPD spouse can drive a person crazy. Really it's their children that I feel bad for...

[@muggleintheupsidedown]

@@imdbtruth lol he recorded every aspect of her life. But yes. She’s the crazy one.

[@magickology]

"So you have tons of cameras in your house?" "Yes" "And they're on all the time?" "Yes." "What about when your wife left?" "Oh..."

[@tross8863]

The camera went off while she was sitting on the porch...odd..

[@jokerking5858]

guilty asf

[@Alicia-yd7rp]

More like: "Ooops"

[@GabrielTheMagolorMain]

LOL

[@d.johnson9957]

He must have bought those same faulty cameras they used in Jeffry Epstein's jail.

[@mahnazha]

Based on what he describes running away, apparently I have run away a million times , and my family did not care enough to come after me, and put up a tracker on me and put me at a mental hospital.

[@cdes1776]

The mental hospital bit was terrifying. If you're not crazy when you go in, you are when you get out.

[@anikajoy5739]

My ex husband was just like him. Wow. That poor woman. Ladies: (and gentlemen) leave that abusive relationship. I'm sure at least 5 people would help you get out. Please leave.

[@eileenlester4342]

Not always someone to help.😪

[@bigredswife4646]

@@eileenlester4342 was literally just thinking the same thing

[@ToddSnow]

I mean you are alive making this comment so nah ur ex wasn’t just like him

[@bigredswife4646]

@@ToddSnowtechnically true but ouch my friend !!!😳

[@BalboaBaggins]

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

[@heather2125]

It sucks being in a relationship with a narcissist esp with kids. So sad

[@perceptiveprof]

Been there. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone.

[@nicolecourtney8688]

Yes it does

[@Calimax91]

It really sucks

[@phoenix04919]

Ugh! I know exactly what that’s like. If I ever go missing, my ex should be the #1 suspect.

[@PrayThenBreathe1528]

It truly does.

[@mssande211]

Seemed like a weird amount of “yes sir’s” in the jail phone call to me.

[@dmreddragon6]

Well you wouldn't want to piss off the guy that murdered your mom, look what happens if you do.

[@alnotterbot5590]

Pretty sure I heard her say that more than I heard in Full Metal Jacket.

[@skylerchase7759]

Said by: (in summary) Murdering Matt -(terrible & controlling husband/father) "And remember make a KZbin channel telling everyone daddy didn't do it & I'm innocent." Daughter- "yes sir" Murdering Matt (creepy camera watching husband/dad)- "oh, and say something like how they been spreading lies about us & now I will tell the truth, no we all will tell the truth about them,... & your crazy mom too.". Daughter- "yes sir" Murdering Matt- (manipulative/mastermind husband/father)- "oh, on the channel, make sure to insult them too somehow, her fam., for what they put us thru w/their lies. And make sure its all over the TV!!" Daughter- "yes sir".... And so on, & so on, to some degree, that's all I heard...and wowwww! The "yes sir's"...those alone should be HUGE RED FLAG on his control issues!! And how much he's now warped those poor daughters! 🙁 so very sad, for esp them. All of this. Also, they didn't even have any other suspects either. She didn't just wonder out there alone, nor drive!!! His DNA was thee only DNA found on her! Top it off, the cameras being corrupted at the exact time she got "taken" or "disappeared " or "left on her own accord"....ummm, I think NOT! Sorry, Matty...if it smells like a dog, walks like a dog, & barks like a dog,.. Then I think you a dog!!! A lying dog!!!

[@herrschmidt5477]

@@skylerchase7759 are you ok?

[@melmazing3993]

@@skylerchase7759 I liked your comment just cos of the amount of effort you put in writing it 😂😁

[@lisahinton9682]

This gaslighting husband backs Nique into a corner then when she lashes out verbally, has the balls to call her out. Disgusting despicable man. And those daughters are clueless. When they wake up to what's really happened, their guilt will be intense for having spoken of their mother, the victim in the whole dynamic, the way that they did. (Rest peacefully, Nique. You did nothing wrong and were dealt a crap hand with that man.)

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

When the audio recording was played of them fighting, his yelling and all his goddammits would have really frightened me.

[@lordmysticlaw1991]

I was thinking the same thing, like I was actually freaking out a little bit

[@Neko141212]

@speedierllama you should probably get away from that boyfriend

[@zachbrown3872]

Must have grown up in a sheltered home if that would have “frightened you”.

[@zachbrown3872]

@@MiloBirb No I mean sheltered to the point where you can’t handle situations like that on your own. There is no reason to be frightened in that moment if you know how to handle it.

[@sabrastewart6987]

@@zachbrown3872 dude when someone you love and is supposed to love you starts yelling at you, it’s scary. If you know how to handle it well, that’s great, but not everyone does and it’s not out of the question for that to scare someone

[@reemmypearson4327]

That part where he's saying "god damnit god damnit god damnit"....... he's probably shaking her, or pulling her hair. what a fucking nightmare to live.

[@katk752]

I think you can even hear a “slap” sound at “lower your voice” (14:09) 😔 It’s just horrible.

[@jturtle5318]

@@katk752 my abuser would punch and slap his own head, walls, tables, etc, anytime to be more intimidating.

[@J_Fine1582]

OR…he’s just exhausted by her voice…been there. Assumptions like that get asshats, albeit innocent asshats, put away for crimes they didn’t commit. Just because he was a jerk doesn’t mean he killed her, but it won’t matter now…he’s was convicted before his trial began because of the tunnel vision of everyone who assumed things just like that. I’m sure glad no one killed my husband before or in the years following our divorce. I’d be rotting away right now. I had plenty of motive to free myself. Tunnel vision and assumptions are dangerous. Just my two cents. Not really arguing. Because you could be entirely correct. But you might not be. No one knows for sure unless they were there.

[@MashaRistova]

@@J_Fine1582 uhhh he was convicted of murdering her. So I'm pretty damn sure I know for sure he did it. Stop standing up for this abusive piece of shit.

[@celeca7]

@@J_Fine1582 And he corrupted the video of her murder with software. Twice. But I’m sure he was just convicted based on unfair assumptions. Corrupting the video had NOTHING to do with him trying to hide her murder. 🙄🤦🏻‍♀️

[@C03-T3]

"Now, I'm /recording my wife/, I've got a /tracker on her/, you know... I gotta find my wife every time /she runs away/. I mean, /I'm not some over-possessive freak!/" Hmm... Dude.

[@lith4498]

‘She was gone for hours’...takes 2 full days to call her in missing..

[@merryberry6576]

@@lith4498 even though he tracks her every move, he can’t find her

[@paulwilson6342]

He made everything about him from the start. Talked to the Detective like he was his Therapist.

[@mellel1797]

When things are so bad in a marriage where fights sound heart-stoppingly horrible, just cut your losses and separate! Murder should never be part of the equation.

[@jeanjennings5712]

It seems this guy had her so hemmed in, I don't think she could get away with her daughters. He was listening in on her conversations outside the home from something inside her purse.

[@hermionestranger4964]

The odds that a wife or girlfriend is murdered, robbed or raped after trying to separate are also very high. There are even guys out there who will stalk a woman for years, waiting for the right moment to murder her or attack one of her loved ones, even their own biological kids. Damned if you, damned if you don't. Unless you're lucky enough to meet a guy with lots of green flags, you've got a lot to watch out for as a straight woman. When studies say that single women live longer, boy they weren't kidding.

[@razzle8140]

@@hermionestranger4964 Yikes! Single women live longer? Haven't heard that until now. And now I probably won't forget it.

[@ook428]

He always got the children to bring her back. So sad. It seems like because he could not brake her soul he murdered her.!

[@elizabethsohler6516]

In a perfect world that's true. Since we don't live in one of those unfortunately, murders happen.

[@Whatlander]

Nique Leili was incredible, holding her ground under so much pressure and gaslighting. She knew the situation clearly enough to use his creeper cams to record evidence. It's so hard to stay that objective in an abusive environment. Truly disgusting the way he got his hooks into the kids and used them against her. I wish she'd had someone to help her get the kids out so she could have left for good. What a remarkable person.

[@PeriLyons123]

^Completely agree.

[@LadyGodiva7460]

@@ThinkAbout-It Murderer sympathizer

[@claudettes9697]

Her daughter crying to her on the phone, I can’t imagine what he said to her. Heartbreaking the wreckage left over.

[@sheilalynn7500]

This narrator is the best at retelling a story, what a horrifying life that poor woman had :(

[@aaronburratwood.6957]

“R-U-N-N-O-F-T”. I love it, Oh Brother is one of my favorite movies.

[@justinedyke6434]

I've watched that movie like 20 times!

[@RuminatingRaptor]

Love that movie.

[@sabrinagrant8003]

Good taste🎥

[@kevinr.3542]

I will only use Dapper Dan salve in my hair because of that movie

[@danielmedina333]

i caught that too.. good stuff

[@ossianascreatorlife]

Those girls are going to regret that their entire lives. What a betrayal to their mom.

[@loganbombard374]

I can see both sides of it, naturally the right thing to do was to stand up for her, but it came at the cost of their only remaining parent. Heavy shit. I can't blame them for how they handled a situation I can't imagine being forced into.

[@lucasbooth3614]

Not a betrayal. They were kids. They had one parent left who was controlling and manipulative. It's very understandable why they did what they did. Hopefully they grow to understand the emotional and psychological abuse they endured from their father and they feel no guilt.

[@aliciamarcel3620]

I dont think 3 hours gone is considered “running away”. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@adashelton]

Right!!! Its called getting some air she sure couldn't breath freely in that house. Running errands isn't running away.

[@quickchris10]

She most certainly wanted a divorce. No one as controlling as him would ever be able to stand not having her in a cage.

[@quickchris10]

@Totally Wired Well, I have ``run away/'' gotten mad and left and gone to the tanning place to relax, or gone anger shopping. Whatever! People are allowed to ``run away'' for a break once in a while. The bars were full of them before Covid. Now I can't run to my tanning place, I can't even anger shop because I can't stand wearing a mask that long . . .I wonder when I'll snap?

[@agirlisnoone5953]

@@quickchris10 drive around like a maniac in your car, you might find some nut cases to race 🤷🏻‍♀️ that might be fun. Cause a little road rage, get the adrenaline pumping. Go sit in your car in a parking lot and shop online. That's what I've been doing. I'll order takeout, listen to an audible and play solitaire in a parking lot for hours. Wooooooooo its a fkng party!

[@heidiho5179]

Only if you’re a tyrant.

[@timothybisque6609]

I’ve watched almost all of “that chapters” videos and the saddest thing I’ve heard so far was the daughter in this one crying saying “ we need to save this family”.

[@clarissa11770]

Typical abuser, blames his victim and calls them “crazy” Please if you’re in an abusive relationship, reach out for help, make an exit plan, leave and never look back. The abuse only gets worse.. RIP Nicki 🙏

[@cherrylee1103]

he sounds like my exhusband. he said to me once, hand over heart, "how do i always get stuck with these crazy women!" dude, he was the only common denominator in all his relationships, so what are the chances ALL the women were crazy and not he.

[@clarissa11770]

@@cherrylee1103 my ex husband also! Eventually they start to convince you maybe you are crazy.

[@cherrylee1103]

@@clarissa11770 they do indeed. i had to move 2500 miles from MY home state to get away from the monster.

[@pretorious700]

In this case, listening to her, he may have had a valid point.

[@clarissa11770]

@@pretorious700 I don’t think so. Isn’t it convenient he happens to record at the right time. An abusive male is very conniving and manipulative. He knew exactly what he was doing, where he could push her, and that he would record her “crazy” This is why women/men don’t appear in court, their abusers paint them as crazy or the aggressor. The gather their “proof” and scream with their voice, while the abused have been beaten into silence and say nothing.

[@rosewater3]

"Paranoid much or is your house just that interesting?" Laughing my ass off

[@verabolton]

It's not paranoia, it's control. Massive control: she cannot possible go anywhere withoug him knowing about it. He is overplaying the "she is mentally ill" part big time. That's another clear sign of an abusive man. Instead of being concerned for her wellbeing he denigrates her. He follows a very clear path of an abuser.

[@rosewater3]

@@verabolton very well put!!!

[@rosewater3]

@Marla Anderson love The Kinks!!

[@cassievalkyrie6007]

“Not the name, not the font, not the country, the state.” Lmao 😂 that one got me.

[@YourAverageGoyl]

Time stamp?

[@theinformationstation5328]

I was just watching Shameless, and that phone call where he’s coaching his daughter on what to say in the press conference forcefully reminds me of Frank style manipulation.

[@seaislevel7233]

She's ran away for 2 hours or 4 hours? NO, that's called shopping, or visiting a friend. He is an obvious liar. If she had never spent a night away before, then she had never ran away before.

[@norml.hugh-mann]

He was trying to cloud the truth...his expression when found guilty shows his. contempt..He probably blames his kids to this day for not making up more bad stuff

[@jcarroll7371]

Yea if she does anything without telling him and constantly checking in she ran away. This orc looking creep is gonna be on the other side of an abusive controlling relationship in prison when his pimp is selling his ass for cigarettes.

[@lilmoe4364]

Yeah, the way he talked about that, "once for two hours, once for three hours," didn't ring true. Or maybe it's just so bizarre to keep that tight a watch in someone that it sounded weird.

[@ouidaevans2611]

Maybe went to the movies ? I'd want to leave the house too!

[@elaynewrightberman2336]

Glad the jury saw threw him and the girls

[@rosedolch8637]

When she acted like that in front of his father it sounds like by that time she had completely lost it from all of the abuse both mentally, sexually and physically...

[@misfitbrit1989]

100% agree

[@i_aM_F3aRDoTCoM]

If she would of killed him it would of been justified and ya would be here saying its his fault all because she has a twat

[@misfitbrit1989]

@@i_aM_F3aRDoTCoM ...what?

[@boost1606]

@@i_aM_F3aRDoTCoM what are you even going on about? You sound stupid.

[@TeemoQuinton]

@@i_aM_F3aRDoTCoM No. It wouldn't have been justified.

[@lloydchristmas168]

"We need to save this family" was absolutely heartbreaking.

[@Lukkaboc]

Especially since the father was making her say it. You can almost feel him standing there watching her talk to mom on the phone.

[@alicedoopa1325]

Thanks for your videos Mike. You do an amazing job. Please don't ever stop them. I think I've seen every one you've made and repeated watching them. Great job you do.

[@drnogueiras8783]

“Say something insulting” omg. I can’t even stand listening to this man’s voice.

[@kelligray1848]

Turning his kids against their Mom and her family- evil.

[@kingayy9267]

16:42 making his kids call him "sir" ew

[@francescawilliams8177]

I understand a strategic camera outside or one in the house for the pets or children. 21? What’s that for a reality tv show?

[@katc6880]

There are some darker possibilities that I don't even want to mention

[@oldbatwit5102]

@@katc6880 You can't help thinking them though.

[@PoohhNani]

Even a bit much for a Kardashian style reality show lol. Maybe like 5 security cams and 2 or 3 professional ones lmao

[@Hiishamz]

Worked in a 15,000 square meters warehouse and we had 20.

[@patriciafoster6282]

Mike you are amazing with your presentations. I had seen this one before but you were definitely thorough in your version. You are very good on all of your spots. Thanks for all your hard work and the special touch you add each time. Love you Mike. Good job! 👏👍💟