The Disturbing & Horrifying Case of Louise Peete

[@ShamanSquirrel]

Man, and they think scammers nowadays are bad. This chick was ruthless.

[@yoyo762]

Just goes to show there are these types in EVERY era throughout time.

[@doblove]

It was like she didn't care about anything or consequence. She felt the impulse to get what she wanted, jealousy and money mostly, and she did whatever she needed or tdok down whoever she had to get it. She just went for it without any kind of realistic plan and then just tried to deal with whatever repercussion her actions brought her way the best she could. She just didn't give a fuck! Add that to the fact she was able to make people really trust in her, making her a very VERY dangerous person. Damn!

[@randomvintagefilm273]

She was a serious cleptomaniac too!

[@pcarebear1]

I'm blown that she killed her parole officer who warned the board not to pardon her. 😤 😱☠ The system sucks

[@franilan2591]

@@pcarebear1 actually the parole officer was the one supporting her parole…which makes it even worse 😳

[@lukeyyisaliterallyahomonoj8872]

How many times the jewelry was found in her room,you'd think she'd learn to not hide it there

[@lisetteeliseparis7070]

Blood thirsty and stupid, but she sure lived for quite a while.

That's what I thought. But she was arrogant, and as her story repeatedly proved, people were dumber than a box of hair back then.

[@vickiroblin4325]

Obviously she never watched Forensic Files.

[@charitysChannels]

I know right?!

[@indiciaobscure]

That makes it seem to me more like a compulsion than a planned crime. She saw shiny things and wanted them. She seemed to get more clever later though.

[@TiffReed]

This criminal and the parole system really, really pissed me off. They were warned of what would happen if she was set free. So many lives could’ve been spared. Unbelievable!

[@slehcyo8223]

Even today criminals roam free with little ankle braceletts on (tags)

[@dallymoo7816]

She got released when many who should be are not

But the member of the parole board who wanted her released PAID for her poor judgement--she murdered her!

[@myswanktrendz]

But this was back in the day when little ol' women weren't seen as being capable of doing anything nasty. Women had just earned the right to vote a decade earlier and were never allowed custody of their children. People soon figured it out.

[@hollydowns2279]

@@dallymoo7816 That is So True ! The system of slavery in the USA is very skewered So many entrepreneurs in for life ! But We The Citizens have no say in the laws . Our government pretends to allow us to vote but our votes do not count . My prime example is the three strikes law. We voted for this because on the part we voted it clearly stated VIOLENT crimes ONLY !!!!!!!!The government we are enslaved by changed it to 3 felonies of any kind !!!!! I am old and so very weary Thank you for your astute observation in a world where few can see the reality through the rhetoric

[@cheatednomore6430]

"Life in prison, did not mean life in prison." How unfortunately often we still see so many reduced sentences for vile killing machines.

[@nancysherburne7445]

According to a fair number of true crime books I read, it is due to overcrowding. I feel if people commit crimes and end up incarcerated than too bad if there are more prisoners than the prison was built to accommodate. If they didn't commit the crime/s to begin with, they would not be there.

[@irenelevin8722]

To long

[@purrrbot]

@@nancysherburne7445 Except these days, the average American professional commits three felonies per day. It's just whether or not cops decide to stop and take the time to charge you with something. Hence why a majority of the prison population in the US is non-violent POC. "Don't do the crime if you can't serve the time" literally translates to all of us deserving prison time in a system that overly criminalizes daily life. Source: ips-dc.org/three-felonies-day/

[@lorrainewadsworth6977]

2021 and nothings changed sentence wise.

[@zenpaganwarrior]

And comparatively long sentences for non-violent offenders. Our collective "justice system" is a sick joke.

[@oncebluemoon]

She met a man and a week later got married? Meanwhile I can't even get a text back.

[@reawatters6603]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 👏 👏 same here btw 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@alicemartin8861]

Lol 🤣

[@odomjen]

Same 😂😂

[@6686Andrea]

Same

[@kathie9823]

My parents went on a date and my dad proposed the next morning. By the end of the week, they were married.

[@rapunzelmane9592]

If only all Parole Officers were forced to live with their "Innocent" parolees after release.... a sudden massive drop in releases would mysteriously ensue.

[@norml.hugh-mann]

No, they DO live alongside parolees in society..you wouldnt have any parole officers if they had to live with anybody under their observation

[@davidp.5598]

I know that's right!

The parole board members should, the judges should, and the defense attorneys should. We'd see a whole lot more careful consideration by parole boards if they had to board the prisoners they release (for violent crimes) since most prison systems are about punishment, not rehabilitation.

[@lorigrass1]

Or, if only all members of whatever Parole Board Members, who released "innocent" parolees, has to personally, face to face, had to be the ones to tell each and every family member and close friend of anyone harmed by any prisoner they had paroled. Also, they should have to attend, (With the family's permission of course), any funeral that resulted from their decision to vote to release the killer.

[@evil1by1]

If all the crime lovers had to live with and alongside the felons, I bet they'd be singing a different tune by the end of the year. Most of this liberal softies live in white suburban enclaves and dont have to live in urban and working class poor areas where these beasts get released. So yeah its easy to be compassionate when they aren't your neighbor. They aren't dealing drugs in your kids playgrounds, the gangs aren't fighting in your parks, the pedos don't live in your apartment building etc.

[@monkeynumbernine]

I've seen this story a couple of times, but this is the best retelling of it.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@allisonstephens1837]

Yes it was very detail

[@chrisx2k6]

I have a feeling that her body count is higher than what is known. Great. Stuff.

[@grandcatsmama3421]

That is possible considering what we know about psychopaths these days.

[@trailtrs1]

Hannibal lector female version

[@Peartree25]

Body count that's' what my teenagers say.....lol

[@trailtrs1]

TheReisecup89 true

[@glenicecrease5115]

I was trying to keep tally during the video of how many murders and suicides she was responsible for. Anyone know? Amazing story.

[@crazycorgiladyus7418]

Am I the only one who found the fact that poor old Arthur died alone after being committed to an institution and never receiving a single visitor the saddest part of this whole story?? Maybe I’m just more sensitive when it comes to that type of thing, since my Grandma had dementia and lived the last few years of her life in a nursing home, so the idea of someone in that situation and vulnerable medical/mental state being dropped off by their family member or loved one and literally never seeing them again for months before they die breaks my heart 💔😭

[@DNTMEE]

Yep. Not all that different from dropping off an old pet at a no-kill shelter because they are too much trouble to care for until the end.

[@crazycorgiladyus7418]

@@DNTMEE I agree. I can’t stand people who do that and I hope karma comes back to bite those who do

[@ladysudaandthegoddessmorri3217]

@@crazycorgiladyus7418 I have 4 Elderly Cats. I would never do that to them. They are my responsibility til the end. I also have an Elderly male Ecuadorian purple bloom Tarantula. 💜

[@sew_gal7340]

The parole officer had compassion for louise and it ended up costing her her life, kindness and empathy always need to be paired with wisdom and critical thinking otherwise you will always be taken advantage of.

[@despicabledavidshort3806]

Well I'm a nurse in multiple nursing homes. I've seen many people dropped off by family, never to be seen again. We (the staff) become their family. We love them. We care for, usually above and beyond what's expected, regardless of what you hear. I've only worked in one bad facility and that was due to the building design with not enough room for the people to all congregate by the nurse's station like they tend to do. It's easy to find something bad if you look hard enough, but people usually don't look for the good, like the staff buying products from bath n body to shower or lotion them with bc the want "their people" to smell good, or bringing them in clothes bc the family didn't. Bringing in their favorite snacks, braiding their hair, coming in to check on them on their day off bc they weren't feeling well when they left. Many times with dementia they don't remember their family,but they know us and feel safe

[@kendra_t]

I feel so bad for the men who killed themselves after being fooled by someone they loved

[@ellicooper2323]

What makes you believe they all killed themselves? (Evil laugh)

[@sadandalonearemysafewords2740]

same

[@truecrimebuff5631]

I don’t believe they killed themselves. She murdered them except her husband and that’s only because she was in prison.

[@ashleelarsen7765]

I do too, but I am pretty sure this happened to my donor he was 30. Donate Life, we need your blood now too! 🌺

[@ashleelarsen5002]

@@ashleelarsen7765 👍

[@Vic-mv8iz]

What a wicked woman she shouldn't have been given parole in the first place

[@bettyjames4155]

Louise only thought of one person her whole life, herself. I'll bet the salesman didn't commit suicide either. It took quite a long time, but she finally got what was coming to her.

[@reneedennis2011]

Yup.

[@SueGirling68]

What an utterly evil woman, she deserved nothing less than the punishment she at last received. Thank you, I really like listening to you as you narrate each case so well. x

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks:)

[@carpediem.9]

She took so many innocent lives, including the lives of her husbands that committed suicides because of her... yet she had the nerve to claim innocence and appeal till the very end... so shocking how Evil and rotten to their core some people are...

[@ytrewq12345]

They are called U.S.A. citizens. And believe me, they started as illegal thieves immigrants, slavers, psychos, and inbred European descendants. There has been almost no war in the last 100 years they did not profit or participate. They stole the continent's name, but no shot Sherlock is the only thing they do. Steal, corrupt, abuse, bully... Anyways nowadays they call the indigenous from the continent immigrants, while they are the ones that stole land, cheated and killed. They have no soul and are allergic to accountability, that's why to this day they do not pay for the suffering they put others through, and if you comment about it, they get salty. Even the ex-president was denied by nature and God bringing upon us a plague during the time he was still acting as President aka: minion of satan and not even this made them realize who the guy is. They are inbred fktards let me tell you.... No soul, no respect, no morals and the country of Karens.

[@ytrewq12345]

They are called U.S.A. citizens. And believe me, they started as illegal thieves immigrants, slavers, psychos, and inbred European descendants. There has been almost no war in the last 100 years they did not profit or participate. They stole the continent's name, but no shot Sherlock is the only thing they do. Steal, corrupt, abuse, bully... Anyways nowadays they call the indigenous from the continent immigrants, while they are the ones that stole land, cheated and killed. They have no soul and are allergic to accountability, that's why to this day they do not pay for the suffering they put others through, and if you comment about it, they get salty. Even the ex-president was denied by nature and God bringing upon us a plague during the time he was still acting as President aka: minion of satan and not even this made them realize who the guy is. They are inbred fktards let me tell you.... No soul, no respect, no morals and the country of Karens.

[@mitchg7809]

Well she’s consistent, I’ll give her that

[@CajunAdrienne]

Lol!

[@21MarketaDiva]

Lol

[@melodymusic3488]

Loool

[@aubreyshelton6331]

LMAO

[@Lucky_Chase]

😄

[@janoyantonio9585]

The woman was a killing machine and could never stop. Wicked!

[@ketura_v_art]

DEATH stopped her!

[@ZanysMoon]

You may have heard the term "narcissistic sociopath" in the press recently. Though I am not a professional, I suspect it may apply to Louise as well. She probably did not kill because she particularly liked killing, but because her victims had become a threat to her or blocked her plans somehow. Sort of like "Well yeah, I killed them but so what? They were in my way. NBD" Your using the term "machine" is probably right on-- no emotion involved at all. Really scary people; unfortunately, there are far too many like that around. Always have been but most don't actually kill people. I used to compare them to used car salesmen, but I think there are other professions that attract them, too.

[@katarinatibai8396]

​@ZanysMoon I guess it's even colder. A soziopath has some rudimentary feelings. I think it is 100% psychopathy - so the term, machine is spot on.

[@tanyabrown9839]

and those are only the murders they know about. Just imagine being her friend

[@Ferret8185]

Thank you for researching and telling this long history of crime by a woman that was truly bad to the bone.

[@zimjun7]

"B-b-b-b-bad to the bone!"

[@heavenlymajesticking]

Yup! Every where Louise went two things go missing people & Jewelry!!!! Narcissist & Highly Manipulative woman, cold & callous! A mean everyone in her era from movies & photos dressed as saintly ladies & Gentlemen which had me fooled for a little bit, I would not think of such vicious crimes could be committed by them until I watch this amazing crime documentary Brief Case! Am amazed, speechless and learning alot at the same time. 🎩👗👒⚖💥👀THANK YOU B.C.🎬🗣🔆🕵🏻‍♂👣💕🤗

[@katarinatibai8396]

​@@zimjun7💯💯💯🎼🎵🎶🎸❤😁👍

[@peapie5920]

“THE CRIME” ?? More like a never ending string of crimes. Lol.

[@rickycoleman8841]

Like a Clinton

[@kimriley2217]

Ricky Coleman it I TV TV by

[@DNTMEE]

Talk about karma. Her ending up living with, robbing and finally killing the parole board member who championed her pretty much takes the cake.

[@jennaolbermann7663]

I’m sure Louise helped herself to cake too.

[@starrlara2599]

Karma would be if the parole board member killed Louise in self defense.

[@crispyemma]

@@starrlara2599 q the most important thing is n

[@QueenlySweetpea]

@@crispyemma .. .. Thing is whaat ??

[@maddii34u]

🤌🤌

[@Denaliwind]

Good Grief!!! Louise shares her guilt with a lot of other folks (Who were probably never held accountable - In particular the Parole Board lady who was so confident that the evil Leopard had changed her spots). I haven't done any research into this idea, but because a great deal of her later crimes took place in the middle of WW2, I wonder if it is possible that there were many such crimes that were poorly handled due to the fact that the nation overall was distracted by the "outside enemies" and didn't pay close attention to all the "Internal enemies".... many of whom got away with murder? Good presentation BC :)

[@changeintheair9648]

Novel idea. You might have something there. However, maybe people didn't want to believe a female did it, good at manipulation and confident spinning her lies. Women at home front bought her lies. However, I would love to know if you ever research your theory, get solid evidence and tell us what you know. But how will we know what you learn? Wish there was someway to link to you to find out 6 months from now.

[@reneedennis2011]

Good point!

[@cruisepaige]

Change InTheAir Not novel, there are a lot of great mysteries set at this time. Also check out Foyle’s War.

[@carysfaerie]

I’m in no doubt whatsoever that she would’ve indeed thoroughly taken advantage of any situation possible

[@GlennaVan]

Well, the parole board lady paid with her life so there is a bit of justice there.

[@lorenfulghum2393]

she told the amputation story because it was disarming

[@rockergirl5855]

🤣🤣🤣

[@savannadelaplaine7695]

👍

[@Robert.Deeeee]

The judge said she didn't have a leg to stand on, but her lawyer said she was h-armless

[@melodysabonis6763]

BOOM !!

[@NurseSabrina79]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TheBeautifulWindsofAragon]

Brief case cheering up every Monday! Merry Christmas!

[@fortysomethingbadgirls2173]

Clever! Cross between a black widow who kills the males once they mate, and the Magpie who loves glitter and bling.

[@jamesdana1273]

"The Black Magpie"

[@sirandrelefaedelinoge]

Black widow...? That's racist...! I'm offended...! ❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄

[@arielroblesruiz9466]

@@sirandrelefaedelinoge Your white LMAO stop the BS man!

[@TroijanSkinhead]

@@sirandrelefaedelinoge magpie full of gluten

[@LoreleiCatherine]

My brain: “heh...blagpie...heheheheheh”

[@lucasmr3215]

This was so depressing... She pretty much kills anyone who stands in her way!

[@chericoffman6321]

How did Louise get all these men on the hook? I can’t even get a date.

[@chericoffman6321]

André Linoge who cares?

[@Davidpostingshid]

Cheri Coffman maybe you don’t have a personality or actually put yourself out there more. A lot of killers are charming and charismatic as it disarms their victims.

[@chericoffman6321]

Shitposting. OMG. That was so funny. 😐

[@genli5603]

She was attractive and had no standards except being easily manipulated.

[@MikeBova1]

@@genli5603 she is a 4 at best But I guess she puts in the effort

[@lesleyannebathory4426]

I love that you focus on crimes that people don't know. I find historic crime so interesting and through watching these video's I have found a few I didn't know about.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@TerryMarshall-h9u]

This woman wreaked havoc everywhere she went. What a nightmare.

[@elcruzer5514]

In Modern Times Louise would have been diagnosed with some kind if personality disorder.

[@sacredgeometry536]

Sociopath or psychopath

[@webstercat]

El Cruzer55 Or elected to high office, senator perhaps.

[@DragonPhyre322]

El Cruzer55 She could have been President!

[@mikmacarthur]

Yeah, b.p.d. like my crazy bitch ex who so far has a body count of 2, drug od's wouldn"t you know, got away just in time i think, was heartbroken though when i caught her in bed with another guy, every cloud etc.

[@yoyo762]

Or made the CEO ranks.

[@silentmoviequeen]

The trail of death and suffering this woman left in her wake is almost beyond belief, what a monster! She's paying the ultimate price for her crimes now.

[@lynnfisher3037]

You mean in the imaginary Hell I guess. Nice to know people still believe in fairy foisted upon them by wolves in sheep's clothing. There's a suckered born every minute.

[@jdub8419]

Crazy woman. OMG, it's scary to think she actually was real person.

She wasnt the only one. Lots of black widows out there...

[@lynnfisher3037]

They are everywhere there's a human brain. Everyone would murder if they could get away with it. Civilization is VERY precarious

[@darrenfearon4288]

They are loads of women like that now. Personality disorder, could be psychopath disorder or poor up bringing.

[@madgary5827]

She lived way too long, unfortunately! That was a great read. Thank you, my friend. And I like very much.

[@westpur]

People need to understand that the prison system does not rehabilitate people. Most people in prison have a history of being in trouble and being in prison.

Plus, many learn more criminal skills being inside.

[@pommiebears]

westpur well...if they are in prison, it pretty much stands to reason that they have a history of of being in trouble, no? Lol.

[@rivermoon6190]

Well if there is no hope of rehabilitation the only thing available is the death penalty. Time to bring that back for such cases!

[@beverlymccollum8861]

the word itself if a joke. how does putting people into a cell rehabilitate anyone. no such thing.

[@CM-fh4lp]

The American prison system was never designed to rehabilitate. It's presented as such for appearance because that pays. There are plenty of examples of what tools and policies, etc, which programs work and rehabilitate. Long term. Unfortunately those things require investments that don't make the kind of profits the American oligarchy prefers.

[@josephdillon7420]

This woman is not capable of love. She just sought an end to her whims at the time and didn't care for anyone who got in her way. Very evil.

[@jamesl9371]

And they let a murderer out of prison and she committed more murders. Happened too many times. Never let them out

[@missiecombs4807]

yet still today they let them out 😒

[@kathleencalhoun2225]

@@missiecombs4807 Happens too, too much.

[@premierfuncasino]

Innocents are convicted too

[@katarinatibai8396]

💯💯💯this - 🥶🥶🥶👽🤡💩💀💀💀 It drives me bonkers.

[@Novakane78]

I really lol'd when she said "you have to believe that prison can rehabilitate people"

[@Zamigirl]

No way rehab works for a majority of the cons. Does the word recidivism ring a bell. ??

[@ohsuzeyq_]

It does not

[@danielhayes7967]

This case was one of a few where it would've behooved us to listen to the journalist. Louise Peete was a monster.

[@kittyrichardson68]

I just can’t believe how people can do these kinds of things.

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

Look at the Sanders case. He hired tow big men, gave then the homes garage security code to the men so they could gain entrence to the home & wait for his wife to return, then they both smashed her head in with hammers. Meanwhile hubby with with the kids still in a vacation & he had his cell phone with him as he used his burner phone to keep in touch with his paid killers. The pings from his personal phone was picked up. They're really dragging out the trial. It's gotton to him being found guilt BUT his defence has 1 last chance to try to get the death penalty off the table & the state has a chance to state why he still should get the death penalty. This can only be heard in front of the judge & he has the final say. I think the judge WILL make sure the death penalty sticks. Why'd he do it? MONEY.

[@LunalovaniaGaming]

Agreed.

[@LunalovaniaGaming]

@@ghostcityshelton9378 jeez Louise! I believe it bud. People do some pretty awful things for money. I feel that money and power are the driving force for most crimes. Anyway, I hope justice gets served for the case you mentioned above. Have a great day/night.

[@kathypappas6867]

I can't believe how they keep doing it and don't think they'll ever get caught .

[@LunalovaniaGaming]

@@kathypappas6867 yes i don't understand it! Lol. My favorite ones are: "I gotta call 911." "If i call 911 and act hysterical, they wont ever think its me." Lots of criminals think that they can outsmart forensic investigators and homicide detectives. It amazes me. So you think you can outsmart people who specialize in crime? Lol yeah good luck with that. Especially in this day and age. Lol.

[@c.b.r.2894]

Good people have a hard time understanding evil.

[@lindaarrington9397]

I do and yet I like hearing the evil they do

[@LifeWithCrispyy]

Well said.

[@crunchypickles99]

Love the descriptions of these old cases! It's so interesting (and disturbing) how long one could evade prosecution. I always imagine at least one detective being as smart as Poirot or Sherlock Holmes, otherwise we'd never know about these people. ;)

[@wolfman75]

Well Done Sir!!!! She was a black widow to every one around her. Who needs enemies with friends like that. Thank You For Sharing!! (This is Krischen Allen) 👏👍😎🐺✌

[@inkstainz923]

Thank you!! Love the stories you choose to share and the way you tell them. Always captivating.

[@Lisnist]

Laid up in bed with the flu, but still happy to watch another exciting case from BC! Thank you for the work you put in BC to bring us great content.

[@mookzmom]

Lisnist , get well soon!

[@bettyjames4155]

Rest up and get well.

[@DennisAlexioAndyHug]

Feel better my sessy lov

[@Silverryde]

There was a subreddit where it asked how did you leave your toxic relationship. A redditor typed that her husband was a psychopath and was abusive towards her and one night she left everything in tow. She mentioned he always had a gun his side of the bed. He stalked her for years until one day he stopped and got married to a other woman. Until he got shot by his current wife and she was a sociopath karma is a bitch.

[@haubenmeisewillow-tit331]

Its staggering what some people get away with! Unbelivable!

[@joydancer5254]

Despite everything, she kept finding pretty good situations for herself - then destroying them.

[@applejellypucci]

Saboteur.

[@derekroe9329]

That's exactly what parasites do. They are opportunistic organisms that go from host to host.

[@ericgoingoverseas5064]

That's for sure.

[@personincognito3989]

@P. Kelly Stark 939393 you picked her, it's a reflection on you.

[@christopherbushnell-wye9049]

@P. Kelly Stark 939393 90

[@petejohnson2184]

None of these type of vids are ever this in-depth. It's awesome.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

This woman had so many husbands, friends, parole officers, even one of the juries, who all believed her. She left a string of murders, mayhem, theft, and suicides by said husbands, that she could have only been a sociopath, before anyone knew what a sociopath was or the term even existed, and especially before anyone knew how rare it was for a woman to be a sociopath. From a strictly academic standpoint, she’s a fascinating case. I’ve studied abnormal psychology for years, can’t believe I never heard of her. Thank you for this video. It’s very informative.

[@hollydowns2279]

Fascinating

Strictly speaking she would be a psychopath ,not a sociopath. A sociopath is normal in early childhood and becomes psychopathic because of neglect or abuse. This woman came from a caring home,and showed signs of criminal behaviour early on.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

Julia A you have a valid point. It’s debatable though. It’s the nature vs. nurture debate. Psychologists have been debating it for decades. It’s also possible to be both. The current consensus is that not all sociopaths are psychopaths but all psychopaths are sociopaths. So by your definition, she would also be a sociopath. But like I wrote, it’s debatable. Thanks for your comment. At least I know someone read my comment and thought about it. 😂 Cheers mate.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

Otto Sump 🤔

[@ninjaswordtothehead]

It always boggles my mind that someone can believe someone committed murder, but then believe that they are incapable of lying to get an early release.

[@jimcat68]

Her entire adult life, she left a trail of corpses behind her. I can't even imagine what her thought processes must have been like.

[@katarinatibai8396]

The thought process of an opportunistic predator = genuine psychopathy 💀💀💀

[@Stephan-bj3lh]

This woman was a psychopath,they feel nothing for others all they think of is their self.No consciousness at all just cold and dead on the inside.

[@Stephan-bj3lh]

No emotion s at all.

[@TheDianne888]

Wow, what a ghastly woman!

[@derby1884]

I lost count of the murders, suicides, weddings and, especially, items of stolen jewellery. Did anyone keep a running total?

[@itswhatyoumakeit6950]

Thank you for your time and effort, these are so well done, I really appreciate you. You are talented and that voice! I hope you get everything you want and deserve out of all your artistic endeavors! THANK YOU!

[@marysylvie2012]

In December 2019, I was looking for a good channel to watch. Now, I finally discovered Brief Case. Thank you so much.

[@maryreynolds8568]

My heart aches for the poor victims. 😥

[@sacredgeometry536]

Just don't say that to a sociopath or a psychopath they look for empaths

[@lynnfisher3037]

Yah for about ten seconds maybe. Then you pursue your selfish desires just like we all do. That's like saying "I pray for you," we all know that works.

[@gypsynikki]

Some people just can’t be reformed, Louise was one of those people. The only victim of hers that I don’t feel sorry for is the parole board member. Finally, a person that unleashes these animals into society have to suffer the consequences of their decisions!

[@charlesdobbs4570]

gypsynikki Justice doesn't happen very often but sometimes we get a break. That Prison reforms people is just as guilty for the Murders after it was released.

[@ketura_v_art]

@@charlesdobbs4570 EXACTLY! If more of those ppl were held accountable for the monsters they release back into society, there'd be a lot fewer repeat offenders.

[@arven67]

Animals do not behave like this!

[@dieseldame]

@Nicky L a@aa@%

[@brandongrech8111]

Didn't she die of a stroke though?

[@charlesdobbs4570]

I've lost count, how many people did this Evil Creature Murder? including the so called suicides.

[@riggs20]

I lost count too! And I wonder how many more people she killed whom we may not know about.

[@nialcc]

Wouldn't she be a serial killer?

[@nikkicook6878]

In that time it was called multiple murderer.

[@nialcc]

@@nikkicook6878 - Thanks Nikki, makes sense.

[@truthmatters-jt5up]

@@nialcc canada called them sequential killers.

[@DH-ve5bl]

It’s amazing that she continued to get away with these crimes for as long as she did. She seems to have been incredibly manipulative and incredibly confident in her ability to hoodwink people. I feel bad for all the innocent victims.

[@katarinatibai8396]

The mask of sanety. She looks so harmless, like a "normal" nice lady, while she was a genuine psychopath.

[@jayrandolph8865]

I so like Brief case... Always looking for new uploads. The voice, and narration is awesome! The time and research that goes into what's produced is absolutely amazing. Most of these murderers I've never heard of... Just want to say thanks for all you do. So informative...

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks for watching

[@incredibleedibledez]

I have been binge watching your channel since I found it 2 days ago. Your dry but engaging & thorough description of the individuals makes crimes committed 100+years ago seem just as relevant as if they'd happened yesterday!! Bravo!! Great content!!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou so much :)

[@leeking4205]

I absolute love your stories, you know what I do, when I go to bed I put one of your stories on, is like a bed time story for adults ha ha, I don't know where you find these stories but thank you.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@Noah_E]

There needs to be a clause in every parole application that the person granting it is at least partially responsible to any future crimes committed by the parolee. The fact that so many people that should never be set free are allowed to hurt others after it has been clearly established that can't be trusted members of society is maddening.

[@tarync6539]

Don't be ridiculous 🙄

[@cjfishtales2238]

Yeah because group guilt has never led to bad outcomes ever. 😆 🤣 😂

[@magmasunburst9331]

I'm sure there will be one day.

[@donnaleeclubb119]

How does this woman find so many husbsnds??? I have friends who cannot find one single decent guy. Meanwhile this woman kills so many seemingly nice guys.

[@andrewphanor239]

Donnalee Clubb because she doesn’t care about men. The only thing she cares about is what they have *jewelry and minerals*

[@BlueLightStasia]

AND quite a few killed themselves after finding out about her! Can't believed she practically lived her whole life doing this.

[@maryannhurley8998]

That was way back before women took half of what their husband owns and way before women thought they were so special that they didnt need to work just find a guy to support them. It was way before women made sure men who married them would lose his money his kids and his dignity. Thanks to women men in general dont want anything to do with them. In another 5 years women will not be getting married at all because they will have successfully alienated every man out there to the point they wont go near women at all. Does that answer your question lol.

[@thomasnorman9536]

Donnalee Clubb she must be Charming and then there's the problem of men thinking with the wrong head

[@markcadieux3445]

Tell your friends to look for good men in their friendzone.

[@allytrautlein4420]

This has become one of my absolute favorite channels, I listen to it every night while falling asleep. Thank you so much for the awesome content you put out!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks:)

[@billyforrest1600]

i love this channel i watch it every night before bed

[@yourroyalhighness7662]

My god. What an absolute psychopath! Another riveting narration, BC. Excellent all the way through!

[@KatTheScribe]

Serial killer for sure! Thanks again for the great coverage of these historical cases. Very enjoyable!

[@ritawashere5787]

The narration of this channel is fanomenal and of course the writing is as well. Bravo! 👏

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@ritawashere5787]

@@BriefCaseOfficial you're welcome, I'm a big fan. And I happily share this channel every chance I get. Have a great day ❤️

[@JTuniversenet]

never thought i'd here about someone from my homestate would be on this channel.great job

[@nancyrivera8050]

Loving your channel, I just discovered it, greetings from Puerto Rico

[@johnharrop5530]

A real life Black Widow

[@caroliner2029]

Yes. A Narcissist is a parasite. A blood sucker.

[@HarvestMoon21]

@@caroliner2029 Not much has changed?? Sad..🕊️

[@trapptelevision4651]

Actually a white widow with a black heart!!

[@petejohnson2184]

Just found this channel, I like that it's a very extended in-depth detailed review of the person, you get to really know these freaky people and the situation. So I'll sub. And smack that bell. Good vids, this is my 2nd. I'll go one longer todsy for sure.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@bethawesome2900]

WOW! This one was a real piece of work. Some of the people leave me wondering if they were actually guilty or not BUT not this one. She was BEYOND guilty. So many chances to start over and she just kept going. I don't think she would have ever been happy.

[@asinelliplatamona8348]

Great Job Mate ,

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks

[@jerseystrongg2g352]

I am so glad I found your channel, thanks to the Crime Reel

[@peggyparsons83]

I get so excited every Monday morning waiting 4 the new Brief Case video!! I just gotta get my fix!! Lol

[@cadillacdeville5828]

Morning 🌞 folks 😀👋. Hello BC, thanks for giving us something good every Monday morning.

[@glennt69lol]

Morning 👍

[@weemaggiejiggs8832]

My goodness...she kept herself busy....😮😮 have a great Christmas and New Year..⛄

[@catladyjai1113]

These are all very well written and directed. I have been binge watching all your episodes.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou

[@catladyjai1113]

Thank you for your hard work and quality content

[@daisymoonmccool8769]

I love your voice and delivery. Will listen to any case you narrate.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou so much

[@margm4]

What a ghastly horrible woman. Words fail me! Your videos are so well researched…

[@judysanchez6329]

This woman was born twisted.

[@brucebernal65]

There's nothing wrong with being a little twisted or getting twisted. Twisted 2's

[@LoreleiCatherine]

It’s like she got skipped over in the “pick a soul for your earthly meat sack” line

[@fainitesbarley2245]

Actually it’s more likely that such people are made not born. Frequently by neglectful and abusive childhoods.

[@tiffanybenefield1980]

Seems like she would've figured out that diamonds were NOT her best friend & that they were her enemy as much trouble as she got in for stealing jewelry.😎

[@tiffanybenefield1980]

@Pretty Princess P P ,👌😇😂😇👍

[@ashleelarsen7765]

Good times! Thanks Brief, I had fun 🌺

[@babybooandherhumandeb3188]

Thank you , these stories are really interesting

[@jqueen1380]

Moral of the story: When around Louise, lock up your jewelry, then run.

[@Geenyo2025]

J queen You are so funny. I wish those people she murder them had that chance of running away.

[@danziggystardust279]

This has to be in the top three craziest old school female serial killers I've never heard of. I'm going to have to watch it again just for a body count for christ's sake 😅😅

[@LikaLaruku]

I've heard that stealing & hoarding are primitive genetic traits, & that it's nearly impossible to make someone stop if they've displayed these impulses from an early age.

[@thelilacbutterflyflower]

That would explain why she stole from the wealthy widower in California? It sounded like they were becoming a couple and she could have had her daughter and his jewelry but she couldn't seem to not steal it. Then spin one of her outlandish tales.

[@CrazyBritTho]

I was getting very bored of KZbin until I accidentally discovered this channel today. It has reinvoked my interest in such things and has very quickly become my most favourite KZbin channel

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thankyou so much but there lots of great channels out there :)

[@fionamacdonald3904]

As always, I thoroughly enjoy your channel, straight to the point, informative and respectful! Well worth watching 😊

[@planetrock5864]

This lady committed all 10 of THE 10 Commandments..damn. Good story telling!! I like this channel, very detailed! About to hit the Subscribed button..now!

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

Thanks :)

[@planetrock5864]

@@BriefCaseOfficial 👍

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

BC takes the meh out of a Monday morning. Thank you!!

[@Survivor58]

Who ever thought that I’d look be looking forward to Monday’s. 🤷🏽‍♀️ Louise definitely had kleptomania tendencies. I feel awful that 2 of her husbands committed suicide. I wonder what happened to her daughter. Thank you for another exciting story. You do a terrific job on writing these stories.

[@carysfaerie]

Not a sociopath apparently- her name is Betty.

[@annie_xo]

I love your channel, it’s so interesting to learn about these old almost forgotten cases. I do have a suggestion - it would be great if you put the year it happened in the description.

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

IK I will see what I can do in 2020 - Thanks :)

[@Murphysson]

Louise was a real piece of work. Thanks.

[@rosewater3]

Louise Peete is a super selfish person. Doesn't seem like she has much regard for anyone but herself. Don't like that she used my name as a fake name 😬 Thank you Brief Case for making another stellar video! I had surgery on Friday and have been looking forward to this! Keep on making them and I'll keep watching them ✌️💙✨

[@BriefCaseOfficial]

I hope you are feeling better

[@rosewater3]

@@BriefCaseOfficial how kind of you to say. Thank you so much 🌟💖

[@maddyv6064]

It’s 1:34am and I’m watching this in the dark... NOT A GOOD IDEA.

[@MrEmilio6969]

Nooooo

[@DamonNomad82]

This case is one of the strongest arguments I've seen in favor of the death penalty. If Louise had been executed the first time she was convicted of murder, it would have saved the lives of at least two future victims. I would also say that any parole board members who get a violent criminal released should be held criminally and civilly liable as accessories to any future crimes that criminal commits.

[@OddityDK]

"If Louise had been executed the first time she was convicted of murder, it would have saved the lives of at least two future victims." So would not granting her a parole. How is this an argument for the death penalty anymore than for just sticking to the life sentence she was given? Even if prison had indeed "reformed" her, serving only 18 years of a life sentence is a mockery of justice. I suspect a bit of "female privilege" played a part in it, I seriously doubt she would have been let out had she been a man.

[@angelajohnson5728]

@@OddityDK The death penalty is too often used on people who were wrongly convicted of s crime by incompetent or biased and unfair courts, juries and lawyers, whilst wealthy families with connections get their clearly guilty family members freed all the time. We know for a certainty that in this country people have been executed for crimes they did not commit. We are one of the last countries in the modern world to still have the death penalty. It is an anachronism left over from a time when life was more brutal and it should be outlawed completely. People cannot restore someone's life, so they should never be allowed to take it, except in cases of self-defense.

[@OddityDK]

@@angelajohnson5728 I absolutely agree. I also think there’s little to no difference between the death penalty and murder. Just because it’s institutionalized, made impersonal, the lawmakers just follow the public, the jury just follows the law, the judge just follows the jury and the executioner just does his job, it’s still a murder. It doesn’t matter if it’s an individual (a murderer) carrying it out or it’s a society, through various proxies, it’s still the same act. On a personal level, if someone had murdered my child, I can understand it and on that level I can see the justification for “an eye for an eye”, but then I would have to press the button myself. Not outsource it to a system which allows us to kill people without any single individual having to bear the responsibility and burden of it.

[@mamere7601]

@@angelajohnson5728 those who use deadly force to commit crimes are of zero use to society. None. And yet society spends $50-80k per year to support them for the rest of their lives. This seems reasonable to you? Satisfy the burden of proof regarding those who use force, and rid the world of them…. Call it whatever you like. Recidivism accounts for a huge part of all violent crimes and a large part of all other crimes…. If the argument is that punishment ( or death sentences ) don’t work…. Enact them within the year… they will stop violent crimes everywhere when the violent criminals are dead. All of them. Those who are thinking to commit a crime using a knife or a gun, will think twice if to do so means they will die next year….

[@mamere7601]

@@OddityDK oh. And that $50-80k is for each inmate per year. So just do the math….

[@janececelia7448]

Just proves my theory that psychopaths are born not made. This evil woman was responsible for so much suffering. So glad the jury saw though her performance on the stand.

[@marianhoblyn1901]

Just found your channel in my recommended, I enjoyed this one and I am going to have a look at a few more. Lovely Christmas present. Thankyou.