The Disturbing Story Of Cecilia Haddad

[@taylahslibrary]

After Santoro was convicted, her two friends Carol Camara and Rita Maciel met up with the woman who made the 000 call, they cried, laughed and held each other at the cove where Cecilia's body was found - since then they've become very dear friends and have found comfort in each other. I find that in such a dark time, this is a really touching beam of light.

[@Notoriouscj1]

Wtf

[@szybake9629]

That’s amazing

[@melissamorgan877]

Yeah I seen that on 60min Australia or something like that. They feel connected by the death of her.

[@amethyst5538]

Trauma bonding.

[@hansamlah2756]

The 000 caller is the true murderer, she planned it all along so she can be dear friends with carol and Rita😁

[@sumbodyzwatchin1]

This whole thing was crazy but finding the Uber driver who thought he saw the keys then finding *that* at the bottom of the freakin ocean?! Amazing work Aussie police, you made us proud.

[@Matthew.com.a]

They are one of the best Police forces in the world!!! Very professional; smart and determined!!!!

[@thelawminator]

Amazing work indeed. Here in the UK they’d have only applied for the cell tower records by the time this case was wrapped up!

[@samanthaquinlan4126]

Pity about the judicial system

[@goatmanedits4]

I am genuinely impressed. Spending 3 weeks looking for a set of keys at the bottom of the ocean is an amazing feat !! If I can't mind my own keys at home I give up after 10 minutes...

[@patrickmeister2260]

It was a river but still bad ass!

[@madsdee7803]

Cecilia worked with my husband in Perth and came to know Heart Kids when our daughter had a transplant in 2015. She was an amazingly caring human being.

[@annadembowska1160]

Amazing girl

[@asmitverma4678]

Hii

[@victoriastang]

I would have cried exactly like that lady on the 911 call if I found a dead young woman. She was so empathetic and caring, what a sweet woman.

[@cashewisnotanut4409]

It’s 000 for Australia.why do Americans insist on always saying 911? The rest of the world would mention the countries emergency number or just say “ Call emergency” if they don’t know the countries emergency number.

[@cecilymegan-.-4201]

I couldn't agree more, what a compassionate wonderful human being to cry over poor Cecelia. I can't imagine how she felt at that moment. Just tears me up inside

[@shaun5047]

@@cashewisnotanut4409lol Its just because for us calling 911 literally means calling for an emergency. You’re overthinking it, I’m sure there’s things you say that would be odd to us. Lmao I just saw a video of a woman from the UK tell her boyfriend she’s mad that he ate at “the Chinese” without her. “How dare you, you know I love the Chinese.” 😂 We would say the Chinese restaurant. “The Chinese” sounds like she likes eating the Chinese people. 😂

[@Megan-vh1hh]

Why are you so hurt by semantics lol? we all know what they meant by saying 911, and still would have understood if they used 000 @@cashewisnotanut4409

[@victoriastang]

@@shaun5047 Exactly. Like just because it's another number, it makes no difference to us because 911 just simply means to call for help. Plus I guarantee the person complaining about it doesn't know every other countries emergency line. That's literally absurd. They're just finding something to complain about for literally no reason.

[@loriw2661]

I don’t understand how knowingly killing someone can get anything but life in prison. At the very least.

[@debh5780]

Amen !!!

[@deltaechomusicnh555]

Cause you could have killed knowingly in self defence etc.

[@nanouberthe7598]

@@deltaechomusicnh555 which was not the case in this case and its very obvious

[@TheCrystalBoat]

Especially when he clearly planned it

[@alexandredealmeida8147]

@misssuzieelizaif he shows good behavior in jail, in 5 to 10 years he will be as free as a bird. Brazilian justice sucks! There is a good doc series called Brutal Pact, about the killing of a famous Brazilian tv actress Daniela Perez , and you would be be very surprised after knowing how much time each of the killers spent in jail. Sad but true!

[@AngelsHandPrint]

Ladies and gentlemen, this type of monsters never "just want to talk" or "see you one last time". NEVER.

[@Dan-di9jd]

Technically speaking it is one last time, but for you.

[@AngelsHandPrint]

@@Dan-di9jd You're not wrong

[@theresavancamp7575]

Maybe you just saved someone's life❤

[@whoever_81]

Captain Obvious strikes again. This "type of monsters" do not have a sign on their forehead. They appear normal.

[@TheSpiritRoom23]

@@whoever_81exactly! No one talks about that… a lot of these males that hurt women be the so called “good guys” and men wouldn’t know what a “good guy” is because they aren’t dating other men. These monsters get better at hiding who they are with every relationship they have… I learned that from my ex. He’s the “good guy” archetype🙄

[@frozen7189]

If only we had more people like that sweet compassionate lady on that 911 call in the beginning....This world would be a better place

[@aria3329]

Ladies, if a guy cannot let go and keeps on stalking you, please, please call the police. I have seen hundreds of vids like this where the woman always dies.

[@Bunnygreen25]

How many ladies have called the police when they going through such situations and some police officers don’t help and most end up dying…so sad

[@x77punk77x]

The police often give f***all. I’ve witnessed police joking around with men who beat or violated me. Police officers in the U.S. tend to exhibit higher rates of committing DV than other first-responder professions, which is no surprise when you see how so many domestic violence calls are (mis)handled.

[@loveforeignaccents]

What are the police going to do other than tell you to go get a restraining order... and good luck with that piece of paper as well!

[@emilinebelle7811]

I agree but unfortunately you need to remain aware and afraid and never alone because the police can’t do much b

[@amityislandchum]

The police do absolutely nothing to help women who are being stalked.

[@MusgraveRitual]

It was so creepy watching those CCTV tapes of him. It looks so mundane to be parking a car, buying a wine etc. after you've just strangled another human to death and dumped their body in the water like they're nothing. I hope his prison time is difficult.

[@Elnino09ification]

daamn, any POLICE jus read this shit............ nah?!@@Bodaduchee

[@mr.marino9247]

That is a total 100% psychopath behavior. By the books. No feelings about the other one, zero. No impact about it. Just HIS needs, and he had his throat dry , so, the wine is the MOST important thing in that moment.

[@hydrohasspoken6227]

how would he buy his wine and park his car then? Singing?

[@mus139]

He will Rot in that Hell hole.

[@PureNightmare]

22 years is an absolute joke of a sentence... RIP Cecilia xx

[@potatosnap]

In Australia he would have gotten max 13 and out after 8 on good behavior. And the prisons are super high quality.

[@roadrunner1095]

Surviving a single day in that prison is not a joke at all.

[@debh5780]

Agreed !!!

[@Tinhow]

Se ele sobreviver a 10 anos em Benfica é muito.

[@ryansabre]

ya thought that was a typo

[@sandycromhout9850]

I love that his running away to Brazil meant a far worse time in prison compared to the relative luxury of an Australian prison.

[@jrt818]

I remember a Mexican woman fleeing the US for a murder charge but since she murdered a Mexican citizen she got 30 years in a Mexican prison.

[@brandexample1776]

I remember a serial killer fleeing the US to Canada. The US was going to go for the death penalty and since Canada doesn't believe in the death penalty they said that they wouldn't send him bake unless the death penalty was taken off of the table. The US said, fine keep him. Canada sent him back and he got the death penalty.

[@jrt818]

@@brandexample1776 Charles Ng perhaps?

[@brandexample1776]

@@jrt818 I forget the name but it was CA

[@adotintheshark4848]

surprised. Canada is notoriously lenient on murderers. It's disgusting.@@brandexample1776

[@courttberger]

"I feel sick for her family, I've got teenage daughters" the unclear part at the start. Rip Cecilia

[@SallyMars]

That’s what I heard too. What a compassionate lady.

[@ubahfly5409]

It's just a body, lady. Calm the heck down.

[@KatherineAcosta20]

@@ubahfly5409are you one of those edgy boys? There are people with empathy in the world and it’s not a bad quality to have

[@ubahfly5409]

@@KatherineAcosta20 Nah nothin' wrong w/ empathy, in fact, it's UNDERvalued IMO. It's just that empathy is for ppl, not rotting meat. I'd be quite upset hearing about who she was, how she died, or seeing the devastated family. Random unnamed corpses have just never had such an effect. Granted, I've probably encountered more bodies than ur avg person, but I can't say the 1st time was ever like that either. I suppose you're gonna tell me that makes me a bad/ heartless person.

[@ramuneraven]

@@ubahfly5409 “it’s just a body” spoken like someone who’s never seen a body. I kinda don’t believe you saying you’ve seen a bunch, since yknow, you talk like an edgy dumb 12 year old That body isn’t just a hunk of rotting flesh, that used to be a person. You have a SEVERE disconnect here, and I think you should get therapy.

[@jlo1390]

Australian here 🇦🇺 I remember this, poor Cecilia. I have always thought that he looks crazy. Not just because he did what he did, but he genuinely has a wild/crazed look, it's the eyes 😮. RIP Cecilia 🙏🏼🌟🕊

[@ATROFlAR]

Around blacks never relax

[@CAHSR2020]

He looked super crazy but maybe that's what she was into.

[@ascensionvaldes1412]

yes, he looked mad

[@garrysekelli6776]

He looks kinda Brazilian. I think they mostly look like that.

[@kr-pm1xg]

It's so hard to hide the insanity.. Dark glasses are a must..

[@leneo1731]

What an outstanding police work! The Uber driver and diving under the bridge for three weeks to find the keys he threw away! Absolutely amazing by Law Enforcement. I'm almost speechless!

[@artistfrank8511]

Almost speechless huh

[@adambane1719]

FRANK ! We've spoken about this before ! @@artistfrank8511

[@v3le]

it was a miracle!

[@christinemareeyoung]

Amazing - I agree. I have driven over the Gladesville Bridge many hundreds of times. The bridge is 41 metres high. It was built to allow for the passage of large ships underneath. The timing of the key throw would have been anticipated as the Uber driver accelerated towards the apex of the 305 metre (100 ft) span of the bridge. It was the largest concrete span bridge in the world at the time, opening in 1964. Regards from Sydney.

[@jesusisgod4992]

They are servants of God. (Romans 13:3-4)

[@anneg.8304]

Ugh for some reason the detail about buying himself a bottle of wine right after the murder is the most disturbing thing in this case. He was literally celebrating 🤢

[@JudithRandall-vz1zk]

You're right and I didn't think of that. Good job.

[@helenaville5939]

I think the alcohol is more a coping mechanism than a means of celebrating.

[@Kingsmugi]

Props to the investigative team in Australia they did one hell of a job, to have even divers retrieve that key is incredible

[@hejti3894]

they really did, i just watched some other videos and some police teams truly are trash

[@misterx9360]

Yeah, so much tax payers' money wasted. 3 weeks of diving... That's A LOT of money.

[@Klara-Hvar]

27 years is a slap in the face for the victim and his family, and I highly doubt he will serve the full sentence.

[@SrCoala]

27 years in a brazilian prison isnt the same as 27 in an australian prison 👹

[@roseawudi6504]

Lol how and why?

[@Klara-Hvar]

@@SrCoala I don't know why YT removed my response to your comment. Basically, I said that, wherever it is, a murderer should serve life without parole.

[@annoyedaussie3942]

That's a typical sentence regardless of which state in Australia. More punitive punishments like in the US don't reduce crime rates.

[@Klara-Hvar]

@@annoyedaussie3942 So someone who intentionally takes a life and condemns that victim's loved ones to lifelong pain should be sentenced according to statistics? NO, no one who intentionally takes a life deserves to have a life outside of prison.

[@MartineH1]

He planned to kill her before leaving the country. He bought the tickets and went for it. As lots of stalkers/cowards, he couldn't live with her "no". And if he can't have the girl, nobody can. It is sick to observe how many men believe they own the women who have/ had relatioship with them.

[@bradenhue6066]

I agree. Wtf.

[@madsdee7803]

He probably wanted Australian citizenship through her too. A real piece of work user he is.

[@whyme7996]

not just men...women do the same thing

[@망히-z9z]

​@@whyme7996 Stephanie Lazarus

[@brookeduncan-ray5665]

Not man enough to be a partner of a beautiful, smart, worldly woman, not even man enough to admit what he did and take his punishment. It took time away from her friends & family’s grief. He took off like a coward that he is (which he had a choice to do instead of killing Cecilia and move on), sneaky, arrogant and he should never see light again. Rest in Heaven Cecilia 🎈xo

[@ascensionvaldes1412]

cowards, jelous, stupid men

[@Uszat89]

I've heard some time ago that strangulation takes around 3 minutes of non stop choking and in one case of murder by strangulation 3 minutes of total silence were used to show the jury the amout of time the murderer had to squeeze and had time to think about his action or just stop.

[@Ooh_PieceOfCandy]

I was dying inside after I finished watching all of EWUs videos, so I took to Reddit to find new recommendations which led me here. You have world class, top notch content! ❤

[@dcfdrummer]

As a brazilian citizen I can say that we DO NOT have criminal laws that can be called as fair. It is pathetic. Our criminal laws dates back 40's. So disgusting.

[@hollyfarr7209]

As a, I will truthfully say, a white woman frm 🇺🇸Iowa, proudly. I think the domestic violence is rampant in Brazil & other Hispanic countries. In the USA u nearly need to die or die to get something done. In Hispanic countries the government tends not to care.

[@brendaleary9281]

He did stay in the worst prison

[@THRWNfits_boutique]

Not any worse than the UK I can promise you that

[@iancarlson-w8m]

If the police and laws in Brazil actually worked, we wouldn't have to deal with Bossanova Music... But yet it still exists and you can still google and listen to it... This is what happens when corruption, easy listening, and nylon string guitars can run rampant without much control.

[@johnoneill7947]

Please update them.

[@janececelia7448]

What an absolute loser. He should have gotten life, but of course murdering a former or current intimate partner is not as egregious as other homicides, apparently. It's sickening how these pathetic individuals can so easily snuff out a life then give a performance in court to show they're remorseful when in reality they're only blubbering because they got caught. RIP Cecilia. My deepest condolences to her loved ones.

[@jf5-mars334]

Yeah exactly , he should have received death penalty wihtout a doubt , justice has not been served , or at least 50 years

[@elduderino7767]

he was only of those possessive psychos killing for money almost feels worse though.. so cold

[@iainbanks7415]

27 years in the worst Brazilian hell hole prison would be like 50 years in an Australian prison.

[@jonfreeman9682]

It wasn't pre meditated.

[@recuerdos2457]

As still very corrupted in Brazil , he could use some money or connection to bribe to leave the prison without making a big deal… even if he stays in the prison, the family can buy some special treatment, from the guards and from some inmates…. We never know how hard or how easy for him!!!

[@jamesr1703]

Please people, after you break up and your house keys are returned, you change the locks immediately, like within one hour! It does not matter how amicable the break up was.

[@tpowell7159]

Not just after a breakup, but when you move to a new flat or buy a home.

[@muraliramadas2866]

Kate Malonyay vs Elliott Coulson....poor Kate, the locksmith did not turn up the day she booked him !!!!

[@sodog168]

Or switch to face recognition or fingerprint lock

[@MrUbiquitousTech]

Just don't give anyone your keys in the first place.

[@lcclark1307]

Plan to move to new location asap before the end.

[@sqrd3536]

It frightens me that a person who insists they love someone can just as well be their worst enemy. The human mind easily is over powered by a turbulent heart😢😢. Detectives John and Hannah THANK YOU FOR YOUR HARD WORK!

[@k_j_n1242]

💯💯💯

[@kenith287]

Fine line between love and hate

[@sarahholland2600]

It's not love. Its power & control.

[@망히-z9z]

The more love the more the hatred become

[@yukiefromoz2573]

Won't forget that 000 call. The most empathetic report of a dead body I've ever heard. Amazing how they found those keys though in the river.

[@shelzblack488]

Yep she is definitely an empath

[@adotintheshark4848]

he should have ditched the keys in the airport trashcan instead.

[@samanthalandry2296]

19:21 I think it’s crazy they found those keys! What a great job! ❤ And I also have to say that that was probably the most sketchy taxi ride I’ve ever heard lol if your client is requesting you go certain routes, or which lane they want you to be in, randomly throwing keys out of the cab and into the water, on the way to the airport… lol none of that makes you look guilty at alllllll….. 🙄🙄🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@estellar8186]

One of the best KZbin channels out there!

[@toastrecon]

Dang. Props to the Australian Police for being so thorough. Diving on a river for weeks to find a set of keys?? That takes some serious determination.

[@misterx9360]

Yeah, so much tax payers' money wasted!!!

[@missyd5016]

Not even a minute in, and I'm already in tears. What a sad story. 😔

[@DrAnderson1]

My heart shattered while listening to the 911 call. That poor woman was so genuinely devastated ❤

[@davidlang1125]

911 in the US. 000 in Australia. The world is more than the US.

[@strider9184]

000 call*

[@CAHSR2020]

@@strider9184 Americans cannot comprehend that the rest of the world does not operate under their rules.

[@nix-on-the-rise]

​@@CAHSR2020Actually, it's just when we think of emergency services, we automatically think of the emergency number 911, I'm pretty sure depending on what country your from you're gonna change it to whatever number is for the emergency services. It's not an American thing, it's just the fact that the majority of users on KZbin are American quit being an asshole.

[@davidlang1125]

@@nix-on-the-rise you’re just making an excuse for provincialism.

[@funwithj.4999]

As always, I love your voice and your narration. 💕

[@Voodoorai]

Right? Even the sponsor info sounded great!😃

[@omgurheadsgone]

I’m honestly flabbergasted that she didn’t think to maybe call a locksmith and change the freaking locks to her apartment as soon as they broke up and she kicked him out! This is a tip for anyone leaving an emotionally or physically abusive relationship, you should IMMEDIATELY change your locks, especially if your partner previously had a key to your house/apartment, because it’s so easy to make a copy in a few minutes… even if they never had a key, a sinister abusive partner could easily have slipped your house key off your keychain and made a copy and placed the key back on your keychain before you ever even noticed!

[@williamlopez8983]

That's what I said too!!!

[@omgurheadsgone]

@@williamlopez8983For real, she still didn’t even after she noticed random things moving around or changing in her apartment! Blows my mind… she also could have installed a couple of secret security cameras in her apartment to catch him red handed!

[@misssamartypants]

Starting off a sentence addressing the world as ‘Bruh’ really detracts from the merits of your argument.

[@williamlopez8983]

@omgurheadsgone yeah for real. Also, big mistake by taking him to the "airport" should have never gone.

[@williamlopez8983]

@misssamartypants yeah but a good one none the less!!!

[@curtissmith5469]

He should have gotten life in prison without parole cause he knew exactly what he was doing and he's a danger to reoffend when he gets out,R.I.P Cecilia.

[@heatherbowlan1961]

Thank you Beyond Evil for you work to bring us honesty, real pictures, keeping everything real brings the people ! It’s just hard to believe the government,news etc ,so we rely on you guys to get the truth for us ! God Bless fr.Canada 😊❤️🙏🇨🇦

[@moonfish8229]

So sorry .Such a beautiful lady , smart , and educated , now gone forever.❤

[@zehreelamachar6720]

Crazy how he only got 27 years in prison when the crime was so heinous and pre-meditated in nature.

[@adotintheshark4848]

it was a longer sentence than Australia would have given, and he already spent 4 years before the trial.

[@dianalcross]

It's such a tragedy when young and vibrant, hard-working women fall in with killer men who do not like being told no. All too often the men seem to find justification for their heinous crimes.

[@frankthetank8050]

I could never understand these kind of guys obsessing over a woman, let alone turn violent. In my mind if a woman doesn’t want, it just means she isn’t the right one and I would lose interest instantly. Why waste time with someone who doesn’t want you if there are literally Millions who actually want. It doesn’t make any sense to me. RIP Cecilia

[@stfuplsok]

@@frankthetank8050 yeah but it makes sense for Mario Santoro.

[@ascensionvaldes1412]

there is no love here, only lust and then envy and rage

[@deborah3250]

and get about 5-10 years for murdering them.

[@KathyMpamugo]

RIP Cecilia 🙏🏼🙏🏼 sympathy to her family. Her boyfriend is absolutely a Psychopath . He should have gotten life in prison for this horrific crime 😡🤬 Thank you again to THE VOICE ❤

[@AlexAndra-iy5zu]

The 911 call was sad The unclear comment was, I’m thinking about her family I have teenage daughters myself 😢 Cecelia was on her way to millionaire status and was already a saint ~ Lots of volunteering and fundraising Sad

[@ianpatricklee]

that Frankenstein-looking dude should consider himself lucky to have that pretty lady but he blows it off and then decides to kill her! tsk

[@Pilzskillz]

Unfortunately, English is not my native language, but I learned relatively bad English🤪 through gaming (many games in English) and true-crime-crazy-people who have a podcast or a channel on KZbin 🤣... I wanted to tell you that you are by far the best channel about true crime. whether with us in Germany or Austria or or no matter where... 😊 I love your content and i'm so excited about a new case every week... Love you guys 🩷🩷🩷

[@justinward-angelucci7207]

You articulate and write really well! Give yourself more credit!!

[@Pilzskillz]

@@justinward-angelucci7207 thx 💕

[@Elena-fe3os]

No need to worry about grammar police..Many users , myself included , don't have a perfect English.

[@AverageAufa]

So cool to be here during the live! Sending love from Singapore ❤🎉

[@sepisomumbela3594]

Lovely

[@ScaryPoppins]

I've heard that 911 call before. It's heartbreaking. This whole story is so sad.

[@RoyDontHugMeImScared]

There were no 911 calls in this video. You mean the 000 call? Americans...

[@mlhamiltonanderson5940]

In Australia it’s 000 for emergencies.

[@douglasb5046]

@@mlhamiltonanderson5940yankee provincialism haha

[@queva3062]

Another heart breaking story💔🌹😢 that's why I'm alone comfortable & enjoying my freedom, gosh girl, I'm so sorry🙏.

[@tishfox2858]

I'm glad that the judge had the bravery to initially detain Sentoro or i fear he would have disappeared in an attempt to escape justice.Condolences to Cecilia's family.

[@jacklasz]

You will never ever run out of content as *Evil* walks amongst all of us!! **You Never Know….. What’s Lurking in the Shadows** ♥️♥️♥️

[@bobfromdownunder]

What a lovely woman 😢, kindness is what these animals use against you. Thank you for coming to this country,we need wonderful people like this woman.🙏

[@Snwman_]

My condolences to the family and friends of Cecelia.

[@Allrealshi]

I must admit and praise the excellent work and dedication of these two detectives and our government.

[@delacyfans]

27 years for taking someone life??? Really???!! Love and blessings to that poor family ❤

[@gabrielbaynunn2418]

Obviously u never saw Brazilian inmates holding a human heart or playing soccer with a severed head or barbecuing human flesh in the yard!

[@daryaansari5271]

@@gabrielbaynunn2418yikes!

[@NannupTiger]

​@@gabrielbaynunn2418ohh, I've seen loads of pics & videos of brutal murders inside Brazilian prisons. On those reality/gore sites.

[@thexxit]

Only 27 years for brutally murdering this young woman. It should be life in that horrid prison.

[@MartineH1]

Incredible work founding the keys in that large lake! Really amazing.

[@debbie9342]

Unfortunately, as I start watching this, we have another case unfolding in Australia. A vibrant, young teacher :(

[@cherylween4973]

Yes, another beautiful woman murdered by her foreign ex boyfriend 😢

[@snippets9973]

@@cherylween4973why is foreign here the key word? Do you think all foreigners are monsters or something?!

[@lisawilson105]

What a story. Thank you for sharing.

[@hustlermum9325]

Such a tragic ending to a beautiful woman who had so much more to do and contribute to society. So very sad. The 000 call was heartbreaking to hear. Thank you Beyond Evil for bringing this story to us. Narration is always the best voice to listen to. ❤️ & greetings from Australia. 🇦🇺

[@michaelbiggs1254]

This is a remarkable video. Top notch stuff.

[@Katch.22]

Good video. Good voice. 👍 Life is really strange.. I hope shes at peace now 😢

[@dcfdrummer]

This guy will serve just 1/6th of the sentence. Laws in Brazil is terribly disgusting.

[@SrCoala]

No. You are wrong. Feminicide is an “heinous” crime accordingly with brazilian penal procedures code, so he is going to serve at least 2/5 (40%) of the time.

[@roadrunner1095]

Doubt he will get out alive.. he will get some special treatment by fellow jailmates for sure.

[@2Drezik]

Nice editing work 💪👌

[@ساره-ذ7غ]

Cecilia is originally Lebanese. Thank you for sharing❤️much love from Lebanon

[@moon-ud8tq]

Cecilia was afraid for her life, of him, before her death but forgot when he asked her to take him to the airport and not as worried as it would be day time.😢

[@jr7845]

Controlling

[@Kolbua]

Great video once again, thank you!

[@sirtaugs]

What a savage. Not using turn signals in a fiat.

[@Jesusofsuburbia768]

Poor Celia, going to a lovely country like Australia, she was so full of life, what a shame. He is a cold, calculating killer. Definitely premeditated ❤🌹

[@mangojuice8038]

After breaking up with someone, you can't trust them anymore.

[@junglehusky1453]

Not cool with your mid show advertisement. Faking the KZbin skip buttons. Pretty sure that’s not cool.

[@elduderino7767]

you know what is really pathetic, complaining about an 20 second ad on a 30m program that is otherwise free is pressing the right arrow key too difficult for you.. instead you have to spew nonsense, gtfoh

[@Thegatetooblivion]

"she was gone" AD: 🎉🎉YOU WANT MEALS AND FOOD AND SNACKS!!!??🎉🎉

[@junglehusky1453]

@@Thegatetooblivion hahahaha

[@adrianahalmi3337]

I was blown away by the fact that police found the uber driver and the keys at the bottom of the river…the monster who took her life should have been rotten in Jail if the laws were tougher… there is no perfect crime… !!! Isn’t it!!!!

[@nancyschiller7043]

Very interesting, I miss hearing Portuguese, my first language. I'm glad they caught him.

[@allnighter2011]

Crimes of passion are the most common and most scary. It comes from someone you trust and you are close to, so you are not on guard. Also for the perps, they aren't all psychos, even sane people can snap in the heat of passion, jealousy, or with the anguish of breakup. It's never an excuse, but those who went through difficult breakups know that they wished they were dead, and some choose to wish the other person was dead, and few act on it. Bottom line, never get too attached to the point of dependency that a breakup will make you hurt yourself or the other person.

[@allnighter2011]

@user-kc7mu4jp4p The comment above is a pure example of low IQ low comprehension. Look up what a crime of passion in US Law, it is a legal description of a class of crimes based on motive, a typical example usually given in law schools for a crime of passion is when a man finds his wife in bed with another. I am not describing this person is passionate when doing the crime, I am commenting on a category of crimes that are typically committed by a person's significant other or ex, with the motive being jealousy or not wanting them to leave and be with someone else. I hope this laymen explanation can make it through your thick skull though I doubt it, but go read about what this class of crimes mean rather than moronically commenting with something I've never said. My comment is clear to anyone with minimal knowledge or insight into criminal law.

[@LorettaHale6321]

Awesome job well done to the Australian Police for bringing her justice at all costs. RIP ❤

[@jamesl9371]

Good video. Nice to see the photos of the actual people. Too many videos just show pictures of random people

[@AnnacolleenEtters]

I'm so glad they are making him serve out his sentence in Brasil. The people of Australia should not be forced to support him, during incarceration.

[@redrumtruecrime]

Just as well this "engineer" couldn't work out how much weight would be needed to keep a body from surfacing! Also he had no idea about mobile phone tracking! Glad they got him.

[@LauPalomas]

Present to listen my favorite and addictive voice, telling us a new story, how the police solved the case and hear the best advice at the end that makes this channel legendary.. because you'll never know what's lurking in the shadows 👀, so stay safe out there! 👮🏻

[@patricksobb]

A two day trial?!?! We need that here in Australia!! A murder trial here usually lasts anywhere from 6-12 weeks

[@AlexAndra-iy5zu]

In the US we average 1-2 weeks of trial but those are cut and dry murder cases. Complicated murder cases can last 5-6 weeks. We have many going on now estimated to last 3 weeks. 3 of the cases are complicated and sad

[@NannupTiger]

​@@AlexAndra-iy5zuWhich 3 cases are really sad? I watch a lot of US true crime.. I'm interested to know, thanks.

[@AlexAndra-iy5zu]

@@NannupTiger Over now but Take care of Maya, Boy in Box and FSU professor

[@NannupTiger]

@@AlexAndra-iy5zu Oh the 'boy in the box' case, did they identify that little boy?

[@AlexAndra-iy5zu]

@@NannupTiger absolutely. Did you watch the case? If not, there are many videos on court TV and law and crime. There are other channels who have the cases as well. But yes, most definitely he’s identified.

[@OHLYLLIAN]

Been watching your videos for a long time. Pre-ads, I believe. After a long hiatus, I am back and currently binging them as we speak. The factor meals ad completely caught me off guard haha Excellent vid as always! x

[@ceilconstante640]

I wished she would have listened to her friends. She was a very nice person and thought she'd help him have closure to the relationship but he planned to kill her all along.

[@lindacurrie2601]

Sadly he would of received around the same sentence here in Australia. Maybe it's ok he ran back to Brazil, the jails are like night and day, Brazils jail are alot more dangerous, unclean, ect than Australias. Peace Cecilia 🇦🇺

[@stfuplsok]

would *have Brazil *jails *etc. *Australia's

[@elduderino7767]

probably even less in australia hell in the 90s they will letting serial murderers out in a less than a decade

[@scout9074]

That poor woman, making that phone call. I can't imagine

[@loyaldogpublishingllc915]

What a coward, couldnt handle rejection. Pathetic.....bless her soul and her family

[@cherylween4973]

I had heard this story before but it's interesting hear it told from someone else.

[@rooshy88]

Wonderful detective work I must say.

[@loveforeignaccents]

What bystander, other than obviously this guy, is going to be retrieving a corpse??!? That would be the last thing on the planet I would be doing unless it were a family member or a very close friend of mine... and even in that case, I don't know if I could bring myself to do it.

[@potatosnap]

Well if it was in a river full of bull sharks.... And it was floating away? Maybe they wanted to check it was actually real and she was actually dead?

[@NannupTiger]

​​@@potatosnapThere are bull sharks in Australian rivers! A 16 year old girl was killed by a bull shark in the Swan River, Perth, Western Australia, in March this year. That was Cecilia's other state she lived in.

[@petehboy2]

The upbeat music and promo really kills the mood

[@jayleenmarlow2962]

I cannot imagine the fear of someone, that had been stalking, having been in my home. Having to make short stops by home and not turn the lights on, out of fear?!?! Oh my goodness!! As a survivor of 15yr of abuse by my ex-husband, I knew when he was coming. I hid from him one time and the fear was undesirable, I honestly cannot imagine what this poor women went through. Prays to all involved.

[@Anastasia_Boura]

💞💞💞

[@debh5780]

Oh that witness sooo affected by finding the body and the husband having to bring the body in …so sad.

[@cassandrarocha7369]

All that and all he got was 27 years? What a joke.

[@GlitteryGhost]

This channel and Stay Awake have the best style of all time.

[@Wonderwhoopin]

They found the keys 🤯

[@davidbeazley1958]

The second w in Woolwich is silent.

[@johnnybravo6951]

Love from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@MJARTBYDAY]

Justice was served in the end .... do these murderers think they can get away with murder? They forget that there are CCTV cameras, witnesses such as the cab driver, and throwing the car keys into the water, etc etc etc. He had dug himself a very deep hole and the Brazilian courts threw him down into it by placing him back into the worst prison in Brazil. All of the other courts can take heed of how the Brazilians do justice as they do not extradite accused murderers once they have fled back to Brazil but they do try them over there and throw them all in the worst prison. Nice one Brazil, you helped this beautiful lady's family get justice for Cecilia's murder by this insane evil individual. R.I.P. beautiful Cecilia fly high angel.

[@spboria1]

People are NOT possessions . just because you enter into a relationship with a person that does not make them your possession 🤬 RiP Cecilia

[@rcairsoft1147]

Dude I’m 47 seconds into this with chills in my whole body

[@Ipetam]

Its my biggest fear to happen upon a dead body. :(

[@mdcs1992]

Very foolish to give anyone other than a spouse or immediate family member, a key to your home.

[@titolino73]

His lawyer would be funny if we wouldn't talk about a premeditated murder! May she RIP🌹

[@Harryy-q3r]

i was out on my boat the night the body was dumped. literally 100 meters asleep on the boat. absolutely insane

[@Liberated_from_Religion]

If you find 22 years for murder little, he wouldn't have got more than that in Australia (or in any other country). Only the US has longer jail sentences.

[@sylviam6535]

Exactly. People do not seem to understand that.

[@NannupTiger]

Australia has some shocking prison sentences. The Greenough massacre man William Patrick Mitchell killed 4 people, mother 31, son 16 and 2 daughters 5 & 7. He was given a 20 year minimum sentence! He has been in prison for 30 years now and won't likely ever get out but he's in a medium security prison only 50 km away from my town!