The Frightening Story Of Sasha Samsudean

[@tc4583]

The fact that he had a criminal past and residents complained that he followed them and was being creepy and he still held this job of security guard is inexusable.

[@rachaelleann9847]

Exactly. He should've never been hired. Hope her family won lawsuit

[@sorayaferrari3745]

P

[@rillyjo5810]

shoot, i won't tell you about police keeping their job then

[@MissTeriGamer]

omg.

[@tc4583]

@@MissTeriGamer I know you don't mean to but that acronym takes God's Name in vain. I used to say it too until someone told me and I stopped.

[@Sonny84586]

The family should sue the building’s management. That guy shouldn’t have been working there anymore, after the complaints they’d received against him! He was a dangerous predator, and their female tenants were identifying him as such! Wtf?

[@korrasami188]

I think it went to the security agency he went threw. And they have every right to blame and sue them. Andy one wether found guilty or not who has any sort of aggravated Assault charge should not be allowed a security license.

[@daniburke9452]

I wouldn't blame the apartment they probably use an security agency

[@kenkaniff8428]

In all reality the family has a case against BOTH the building AND the security agency. That's just how the law works. BOTH can be held accountable. Whether or not both ARE held accountable is a different story but a good lawyer would file a suit against EACH of them and there's actually a decent chance that they would win BOTH suits

[@janet07100]

They did and it wasn’t the blg management it was the security company you make it sound the building manager knew the guards history that is why they hire a security company which her parents did sue and sued the lock company as well .

[@Sonny84586]

@@janet07100 Right. They sued the security company, so they DID NOT sue the property manager, which is what I suggested. You make it sound like you are correcting me, except you’re not. I definitely did not “make it sound like the building manager knew the guard’s history,” since I never said a single word about his criminal history. I made reference to the complaints received during his employment at that specific building. If I am living in an apartment complex, and I’m having an issue with an employee, whether that person is a security guard, maintenance person, or parking attendant, I’m going to bring my concerns to the building’s management, or my landlord, or whoever I pay rent to. I’m not going to know where the property manager has obtained these services from, nor am I going to care. The property management would then share those concerns with the relevant vendor, which in this case, was Vital Security. “Residents had been complaining about Stephen since the moment he’d arrived. These complaints had ranged from harassment to the downright creepy. One female resident had complained that Stephen had been acting sketchy, and had followed her back to her apartment. These complaints had been submitted to Vital Security, as well as to Uptown Place, and Condominium Concepts.”

[@andrewjoyce9038]

Why a security guard would think he could get away with murder knowing there's cameras everywhere is mind boggling

[@Tokiohotel192]

And his RIDICULOUS dark farm house story. Jesus

[@Downtherabbithole446]

At his own job too

[@m7floyd]

Probably was high on cocaine.

[@adelacelle]

I don't think this security guars thought a lot unfortunately. I'd be curious to know his IQ.

[@unknown_feature]

Because he’s not as smart as he thought

[@donna4047]

Her mother hugging his mother is such a beautiful display OF humanity. Her mother is a wonderful woman. You can see where she got it from

[@LillysConner]

Those 2 Samaritans who were so concerned with her safety making sure she got in the building must have felt horrible not knowing the enemy was lurking inside. This case is a perfect example that even with the best security, you are never safe anywhere. Really tragic loosing her life that way

[@carloszerpa2312]

I bet it felt very disheartening when they found out, probably lost all hope on humanity, or men for that matter.

[@AlexAndra-iy5zu]

Hopefully not. They could have never known. I pray they don’t suffer from the, “what if” Her friends Friend the night of the event also have no idea. I hope they don’t blame themselves as well. So tragic and sad.

[@Tyson13797]

Not from men no , animals!!!

[@Tyson13797]

@@carloszerpa2312 yup

[@anibal624]

amenals

[@JennWatson]

Thing is… she made it safely back to her apartment and was even inside with the door LOCKED 🔒 and she still wasn’t safe! 😢

[@anibal624]

28:50 🔐

[@Layla-o9k4y]

I just felt a chill down my spine, truly appalling

[@rolandm9750]

Utterly ridiculous how he was able to "bypass" or hack the lock after a couple mins searching on the internet. At first I thought the explanation was easy--he saw her enter her code while he was with her, went back and simply entered the code and that's how he got in. But nope, as you say she was in safely and locked her door and he was able to enter without the code at all :O Makes you wonder how many other people have this model and are unaware of how easily it can be hacked. Kwikset should definitely have been responsible--it's unfortunate the bldg threw out the lock after replacing it so it could not be examined.

[@chadberles2056]

strong independent don't need no man she got what a cock tease deserves no more girls nights out

[@lorigbasmajian3843]

Was there a dead bolt lock on the inside though?

[@TheHilikus89]

As a female security guard i can confirm there are many dodgy men in the industry and I would never leave them alone with any vulnerable women and children

[@cherrymetha3185]

Wow! I honestly never knew that . Thanks for that invaluable information . Most women would trust a security man and should know this . In the UK we have had problems,with male police officers and women don’t trust them anymore . One male police officer, Couzens was nicknamed ‘The Rapist ‘ by his male colleagues . He was caught years later kidnapping , raping and murdering a woman , Sarah Everard . How many other women had he done that to and not get caught ? . And Couzens had a Wats App group with other male police officers whereby they texted each other about raping women

[@xsoniarenee]

a lot of men security guards give me narcissist on a power trip vibes. denied from the police academy vibes

[@teetee1640]

Makes sense. Predators put themselves in positions of power where they can easily prey on people and then people look the other way cause they're in those positions.

[@rebe3878]

I watch a KZbinr who did a story time about one of the security guards to her building. The man was entering her apartment when she was gone, rummaging through her things and stealing petty cash. That could have escalated but she caught on, thankfully. Always be wary, women need to stick together.

[@Excalibur2]

On the other side, if I needed security I wouldn't want a woman's help. It's just too bad that sick people exist.

[@lorancehack4876]

She advocated for safe living apartments and not knowing there was a monster in her home. Tragic. May she rest in peace.

[@ma2i485]

Life can be quiet bizarre

[@mickeyromeo]

@@ma2i485 quite*

[@MegaSunspark]

Hmmm, yea, she advocated for safe living, but she was drunk out of her mind at a bar, at 1:45 am and stumbling around, and tried to get into a car full of strange men. Total strangers had to come and prevent her from getting into that car and take her home and she couldn't remember the code for her apartment door. Yea, that's the way things work.

[@Sonny84586]

This is just so infuriating. Rapists should get life, but they’re given chance after chance to do it again, and when they don’t want to get caught anymore, they try murder.

[@cuccicucci4480]

This guy raped in Massachusetts then set up shop in Florida. Lots of criminals end up in Florida in these YT crime cases. Imagine hitting a girl in the head with a shovel? Sad ending for women who crossed his path.

[@korrasami188]

Bro pedophiles get off so easy and it sickens me. They should be hanged or never let out.

[@henrycodm896]

Yep! Rape isn't even considered worse than burglary, even though it destroys lives.

[@milojohnson6068]

Why does KZbin hide certain comments?

[@dmreddragon6]

@@milojohnson6068 -1) censorship. 2) maybe someone flagged the comment

[@satob7690]

Scary. The girls who tried to help her must be so shocked. They made sure she got home, only for her to be delivered to a monster.

[@gailallen4100]

Yeh

[@danielleschiazza6172]

Yes and the random guy who walked in behind her and asked her if she was okay to which she replied yes, thank u! 3 people who didn't know her but were concerned for her safety and this weirdo get ahold of her anyway!!

[@taishaparris9403]

that's the sad part of all of this!!

[@frankevega]

Makes you wonder what would have happened to her if she had continued the course with all those guys in the taxi cab

[@hellisempty.alldevilsarehere]

@@danielleschiazza6172 That's exately what i thougt!

[@MAYBEE90]

It’s really haunting the way she was running up the stairs, as he creeps behind her. It’s almost like her intuition was telling her to run from him. I can just imagine how relieved she must have felt to safely get inside her apartment, only to later have her keypad lock hacked. I had to live alone for school halfway across the country, in a state where I was so far from my family. Our locks opened with a keyfob access only. It didn’t feel safe, because maintenance and cleaning staff could open your door at anytime (they had a fob that could override any lock). So I always made sure to deadbolt the door from the inside. If you’re a woman who lives alone, please always deadbolt your door from the inside. It could save your life

[@maryevelyn3059]

I'm going to get one of those bars that attaches to the door knob on the inside and rests on the floor. Even if someone has a key they can not force the door open. The front window has a bar in the track to prevent it from sliding open, but someone could break it to get in, but that would be very noisy and I have a very large tall bookcase in front of the window. My neighbors have a security camera and I feel very safe in my apartment. But I'm still getting the door bar!! RIP sasha, what a beautiful woman. Very sad!

[@sandhanitizer15]

He was like Michael Myers

[@angelawilliams9088]

Yesss!

[@Tarasbasement]

It was an automatic dead bolt so if hacked it opens :/

[@LadyChakra]

@@maryevelyn3059 the bar locks are amazing! When I used to live in apartments there was an elderly man who made them and gave them out to anyone who lived in the complex for free! He just wanted everyone to be safe. I was pregnant at the time and working nightshift getting off around 5 am and was always anxious coming home that really helped to feel less scared and paranoid lol.

[@lchherrarte490]

I think it’s very professional the way you give your condolences at the beginning of the video for respect to her and her family . Thank you .

[@daicams7977]

@Franz Fanon he's putting a lot of time and materials informing people of these story's he's covering , so I think it's pretty fair that he gets some compensation

[@lchherrarte490]

@@daicams7977 agree

[@PeacepiperF20]

Everyone has to complain about something. Wish people like that would just go away

[@neurohack9038]

He still makes a good money off of the victim that could go *to* the family. The whole “true crime” genre is morally bankrupt.

[@blindingskies]

@@neurohack9038 I watch/partake but you are very right.

[@ericchionh9766]

The fact that he immediately knew why the police were there without them having told him anything was a giveaway.

[@danielleschiazza6172]

He did? I must have missed that part! What did he say?

[@rossbaseball100]

@@danielleschiazza6172 they never said what he said. But the creator of the video mention that when the police arrived, he knew why they were there

[@PratosKS]

@@rossbaseball100 I think it was when the friends arrived, not the police.

[@phillylarkin.s1930]

@@danielleschiazza6172 I missed that also

[@wizardofahhhs759]

Obviously he knew someone had been killed in the apartment.

[@suzannaj3834]

The two ladies that shared a cab with Sasha should be proud of their good deed no matter the outcome. RIP Sasha

[@ajd0101]

Seems like it was her time to go

[@whiskeyvixen9221]

@@ajd0101 No. It wasn't her time to go. The security company that KEPT this man employed despite the multiple complaints are responsible for her murder just based off of negligence. This could have been completely avoidable. This isn't some Final Destination ish. It's negligence that lead to the murder of an innocent woman.

[@sdanzey6962]

@@whiskeyvixen9221 exactly

[@CinnCity78]

@@ajd0101 you sound sick. Seek help.

[@scratchking3205]

@@whiskeyvixen9221 how do you know life isn't like final destination?

[@philip-op6de]

The fact that the security company still takes no blame in this tragic case is just sad…

[@Asia..A]

The security company should be held accountable

[@WideAwakeHuman]

yeah I'm usually against holding companies responsible for employment that commit crimes... but they hired a dude that had been convicted of aggravated assault on a girl?? hell naw, sue them for everything they're worth

[@nicwelch]

@@WideAwakeHuman Their only defense would be if the case was handled when he was a juvenile. Then it would have been sealed from a background check as an adult.

[@WideAwakeHuman]

@@nicwelch yeah totally possible... But I think he said they'd already had complaints about him so I still suspect they knew or had a really good idea who that asshole was but just didn't do anything about it. Hang em all!!!! Lmao

[@kenkaniff8428]

Any good lawyer would file a civil suit against BOTH the security agency AND the building for the family. They have a good case and decent chance of winning BOTH suits actually.

[@kenkaniff8428]

@@WideAwakeHuman 🤘🤘 I'm surprised YT hasn't banned you for having your name😂😂😂 Thats something they would TOTALLY do!! I love it tho!! "LET'S GO BRANDON!!" Do you know how that came to be a thing? Its hilarious how that came to mean what we know it actually means😂

[@cali.girllivinnnevada8]

Well how the hell can you be safe when it’s your security that is attacking you? 🤷🏼‍♀️ Poor Sasha…..R.I.P. 🕊

[@oifvet7487]

#spoileralert

[@cali.girllivinnnevada8]

@@oifvet7487 oops…sorry 😬 I just figured, people watch the video then read the comments! 🫣🤣

[@danieltoth3900]

@@cali.girllivinnnevada8 Your fine dear! The comment section is where people comment on the video they just watched so your assumption was 100% correct! Every comment section is full of spoilers.

[@angelgirldebbiejo]

Many take those positions too get closer to their prey..

[@jamiebrumant7167]

@@angelgirldebbiejo so true 🎯

[@mitersangeeta2576]

The security guard in my old apartment ran behind me with a gun when I was trying to open the front door. He spooked 😱 me and I screamed at the top of my lungs. The neighbor came out and asked if everything was ok while I was face down on the floor. He told her everything was ok and then ran out…later I found he had been fired by the apartment complex days prior for being on drugs. *Beware of Security Guards

[@afenismama]

How horrifying!

[@lamujermaslinda]

Oh believe me they let the power get over their heads. I've been harassed and followed by those fuckin security guards

[@V.E.R.O.]

Yikes! You have to beware of anyone who works at the apartment complex and has access to the apartment. There was another girl in Florida who was murdered by the handyman or maintenance guy.

[@Ariesstar29]

Terrible.. hope ure okay..💜

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

Beware authority figures in general. A lot of cops are out there SAing women and girls!

[@OlgaSmirnova1]

I am here thinking of countless times I endangered my life, wandering the streets drunk, hanging out with strangers, Blessed The Lord who opened my eyes and saved my soul. Poor girl

[@Siddious09]

i was waiting someone will write about the danger of being drunk, pls be safe girls.

[@sarahjane8949]

Me too 🙏🏻 jeez I must have an angel looking over me 🙏🏻

[@shable1436]

You must have good friends who tried to look out for you

[@MaMaRobynBird]

Same. I always tell my mom...I honestly don't know how I never got into trouble..became pregnant or ended up dead...

[@shable1436]

@@MaMaRobynBird yeah I hear you, except the pregnant part 😂, I'm a guy, but the trouble part yes.

[@indiashante1560]

This story is infuriating because of simple fact she actually made it safely into her apartment and still ultimately wasn't safe. Rest in Power Sasha.🕊️🙏🏽

[@muahful]

Something similar happen in florida late 2021 or early 2022.A young lady got killed in her room,apparently a janitor got hold of the young girl's room key 😥

[@trawlins396]

@Gareth Davies you already know. They can't just simply say "Rest In Peace". 🙄

[@trawlins396]

Rest In Peace you mean. Guarantee you have zero idea what "Rest in Power" even means. It's just something you saw and liked so you repeat it.

[@zedmak]

@@trawlins396 who is this they ur speaking about? What do u mean by they?

[@zedmak]

@@trawlins396 Rest in power, is to commemorate a person whose death is considered unjust or wrongful. If u are unfamiliar with something please look it up…

[@missquinn861]

This story has always haunted me. Just watching the offender and victim on surveillance gives me chills. Poor girl

[@missquinn861]

@Musical Box I think it was a crime of opportunity.

[@missquinn861]

@Musical Box yeah true

[@Freckle_Face2247]

Convicted of agg assault for hitting his babysitter with a shovel, multiple complaints from tenants including a woman saying he followed her home and creeped her out. This is beyond despicable. Whoever put him in that position should be held responsible. He had access to people’s homes and they just let it all ride. Absolutely no excuse. Everyone should feel safe at home. Breaks my heart how her night out first ended with two kind souls escorting her home safely, only to arrive at the safety of her home and be met with a monster in disguise. Rest her soul.

[@kenkaniff8428]

The ONLY defense I see the security agency having is that he was a minor when he was charged with that and the MAY not had access to it. The family has a good chance of winning a civil suit against BOTH the security agency AND the building owners actually

[@MS-tc2fs]

The guy should’ve been sentenced to life imprisonment for the shovel incident to begin with. Why the fuck is the justice system so fucking ineffective and lenient. He should have been executed after all of this.

[@KH-xi9td]

Scary. It's hard to get a hold of 911 in Broward County, South Florida. Had to call 911 for a sick neighbor 3x and nothing. I showed it to the police...it is what it is. I was shocked that nobody picked up the lines. Lesson learned. It saddens the heart. What's your emergency? Not having a reliable 911 for help.

[@kenkaniff8428]

@@KH-xi9td I called 911 in Los Angeles back in the 90s and they put me on hold!! They answered and immediately put me on hold for 45 mins!!!!! It was the only experience I've ever had with 911 and I realized how bad of a thing that was to be left on hold for 45 mins in an EMERGENCY!! Crazy!!

[@KH-xi9td]

@@kenkaniff8428 Disturbing.

[@Bailey21]

I’m maintenance at an apartment complex, and it is kinda scary that I have a master key to everyone’s space they didn’t even back ground check me. So basically you never know when you’re safe in an apartment complex. The manager, maintenance, and security all have the ability to enter your space.

[@stinkybritches8174]

If you were working on the books, then they ran your background. It’s not hard to run someone’s background. They do it when they ask for your drivers license number or your Social Security. They ran your name.

[@sorcelord65]

@@stinkybritches8174 9/10 this person is just talking

[@tundrawomansays694]

@@stinkybritches8174 Not every employer is this conscientious. We expect them to be but rarely are security or Maintenance people run through criminal data bases-and there are multiple CDB available.

[@Bailey21]

@@stinkybritches8174 I meant more of a check into my character and what not. Like for instance they didn’t call my personal or professional references. They didn’t look into my social media or anything. I know criminally they probably did, but if I haven’t been caught yet like this guy then that won’t work. Of course it would probably be unreasonable to spend that much time checking into multiple candidates along with all your other job duties I’m sure. Either way I’m sure a bad one would slip through somehow.

[@sprikitik9719]

I didn't know it's like that there. In the Philippines security doesn't have master keys of apartments, condominiums, all keys are turned over to the owner so when I left my keys inside, I had to call a locksmith.

[@secretninjaofdoom]

He did this too casually and he was arrogant enough to do this at his place of work - a place he had only been working for 5 months. They need to look into his past and see if he's done something like this before.

[@dmreddragon6]

Well on the "bright side", he is now locked up, his prints on file, and dna entered into CODIS.

[@prestonhanson501]

Likley has before. It's rare you catch someone doing something and it's their first time

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

He had done stuff like it before, and he'd been reported, but he was allowed to keep his job. That's why he was so casual about it!

[@jessH090]

For me, I don’t understand how the police didn’t see on his record immediately that he’d been involved in that previous crime?

[@gordont17]

Most soldiers do when they are active

[@RC-pz7tg]

I love how you take a moment to give condolences to the victim and their family. We get so wrapped up in the mystery and forget about the life that was lost, the ripple of grief it creates through those closest to the victim and into the world. Thank you for giving a moment that we can all reflect on.

[@adnanjaved2909]

I went to high school with Sasha. She was a beautiful person and beautiful personality. This tragedy was incomprehensible. She is sorely missed by her seminole HS family.

[@Skippymcskippy]

😞

[@gapinghoes]

No offence Adnan ( if that's your real name ) but I hope the fbi Are keeping a eye on you. As you give off terrorist vibes!

[@AlphaMom55]

Adman, I’m so sorry for your loss. 😭🙏🏽💙

[@Ayalasand1]

@@ranjittyagi9354 Why are you laughing? 😡

[@Ayalasand1]

@@ranjittyagi9354 Who cares where she came from? She was a human being. You’re such a bad person 😡🤬

[@bm4551]

OMG, as a single woman living in an apartment this is terrifying. I chose to live in an apartment rather than a house for safety reasons, but this proves safety is an illusion.

[@Isaiah024]

Hey

[@iAmNothingness]

If someone wants you dead then there is no safety and due to stalking not being taken serious at all this shit is reality..

[@shinebright8313]

Apartments feel way less safe to me for the simple fact that too many people see you every day. Whether it be residents or guests. There’s just too much traffic and too many variables. But honestly you’re really not safe in todays world.

[@gingersmith2888]

Get a dog!

[@breezedarkstorm666]

A house is way safer and can get alarm system and cams.

[@TheRight-handedStranger]

Those nice girls did everything to get Sasha safe home and they didn’t even know her, but the one who was supposed to protect her was the real danger.

[@lktzu2821]

It was genuinely painful to see the state of Sasha's parents after her murder and the subsequent trial/sentencing of her murderer. They were devastated beyond belief. Those poor souls.

[@lktzu2821]

@Graphic Designer he robbed them of their child, robbed her of a full life with a family of her own and robbed them of watching her being happy and holding their grandbabies. His punishment will do little to lighten their grief. The only little consolation I see them getting is that this monstrous man will never harm another innocent woman again for as long as he remains alive.

[@amandakay8805]

😭😭💔

[@Mikeyyyy]

That's why girls like this need to find a nice country boy like me and hide away from big city killers. Sure you won't get the fun of always being a career woman, or drinking with friends all the time but at least they would be alive...

[@rjchavers9267]

It never ceases to amaze me that people will do something like this even knowing cameras are everywhere. He was unbelievably sloppy. If he was willing to do that knowing what he did, he has zero care and/or self control. He has no place among society.

[@LiShuBen]

This why personal security measures shouldn't simply stop at deterrence. It will stop some people but the ones you really want to stop, won't care

[@randalthor6872]

Psychopaths just don't care. Pretty scary

[@bruggeman672]

@@LiShuBen thing is, there's a point at which one person's right to defend themselves starts to infringe on another's right to safety, such as going around armed and ready to draw and fire at the least provocation, which sadly has happened on multiple occasions.

[@secretninjaofdoom]

Not even just that; he was even arrogant enough to do it at his place of work.

[@lizc6393]

@@bruggeman672 While I respect and understand your point, I believe in open carry personally for a lot of reasons. Concealed carry presents certain other problems. I do believe carrying should require a pretty extensive mental health evaluation.

[@DroneStrike1776]

The fact that he was so casual while following her and think he could get away with this. This guy was desperate and from all the pictures of him, he look so miserable and a failure at life. Ladies please be vigilant, if the dude look creepy, trust your instincts. Don't be scared to judge a book by it's cover.

[@tanishathakur247]

Someone needed to say this! Generally women are like... "Let it be..maybe I am overthinking.... " But later it turns out no... That person was actually creepy!

[@montanamvk]

@@tanishathakur247 @Drone Strike tu so much for this. We are told over & over again from birth to NOT trust our instincts, that we don’t know diddly, etc. And even when we survive something, it was us, not the perp. I never realized how truly awful it is to be a victim/survivor until I became one myself. It gives me hope to read that there ARE some who get it. Just… THANK YOU. And even, btw… they often are obsessed about how everyone else perceives them and so spend a great deal of manipulation on that… while behind locked doors… Anyway, just thank you… I pray we start teaching our lil girls to not be so naive; that in part has felt like some of the abuse even itself… that they NEED us to be naive er smthn.

[@tanishathakur247]

@@montanamvk I agree with you completely! U don't need to thank I totally understand you ❤

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

He was casual because the system and his dumb@ss employers let him do what he wanted without consequences!

[@godwarrior3403]

Unfortunately it's true. I'm always looked at and treated as the weird guy, no one says it. But you can tell by the way people act. I tried to tell myself I'm just nervous in public and they feel weird because they can tell I feel weird, but no, I really am off. Not in a criminal sexual way, but every time I'm in a relationship, I do always become toxic, and I have been to the mental ward. Twice. So while what they're probably fearing isn't there, they can sense I'm just not a normal person to be around. 100% agree women, trust your instincts.

[@BarbieBabeEve]

Wow disgusting! The fact the security company and apartment complex allowed him to work in a security position AFTER knowing his past and the history of complaints is horrible. They are to blame almost as much as the guy who did it

[@mommyshark1124]

💯💯💯

[@JustBreatheOkay]

Numerous complaints about security guy, troublesome past with an assault under his belt, yet security company had no issues hiring him and never doing anything about those complaints. They failed Sasha!

[@lindaarrington9397]

Yes I hope her parents puts them out of business

[@sexmetalbarbie8892]

@Franz Fanon r u serious?! Bruh is it not reasonable to think that if they looked into his background better, ANY complex manager with common sense WOULDN'T want him around ? He had assault charge and literally complaints from female tenants for being creepy. That right there was a red flag tht should have been acted upon... so yeah it kinda is partly their fault

[@kenkaniff8428]

Any good lawyer would file a civil suit against BOTH the security agency AND the building for the family. They have a good case and decent chance of winning BOTH suits actually. The ONLY defense I see for the security agency is that they didn't have access t his juvenile records if he was a juvenile.

[@kenkaniff8428]

@@sexmetalbarbie8892 NO SHIT!! That one is such a pleasant soul to be around I'd imagine. I bet his/her family is so proud of how this one turned out,😂. SMDH!!

[@soulfly3438]

if his assault was juvenile the employers wouldnt have known

[@djlibby8805]

So tragic. Hearing about how hard she fought off the intruder was just heart-wrenching.

[@teebellerina8783]

This story is soooo infuriating. Let’s hope he’s treated the same by his fellow inmates.

[@dcc-randomstorieswithmel7424]

Sorry hun,he would be celebrated by the inmates just as evil as he is

[@unknownsource8481]

@Bunny Slayer I wouldn’t say all that. Depends what unit he gets into. And the other inmates in that unit will make him show his papers and if there’s someone in there that goes by the code of no kids and no woman he could get his. Especially the Hispanics giving his crime against their own. Politics in there.

[@niqueness2988]

@Bunny Slayer there are politics in every construct: friend groups, school, church, prison...

[@niqueness2988]

@Bunny Slayer sigh...I was agreeing with you.

[@carrela1000]

@Bunny Slayer So why are there so many accounts of prison rape or assaults then if that doesn't happen? Sure, it doesn't happen to everyone but doesn't it mean it doesn't happen at all and wouldn't happen to him.

[@jillybean9563]

Wow 💔 This was definitely avoidable. His criminal past involving a physical assault& complaints of him preying on other tenants, he should've never been allowed to work security in a residential area. I absolutely hold the complex partly responsible.

[@johnbishop4641]

I'm sure they will make note of your complaint when they look for someone who is "qualified" to be a loser security gaurd getting paid jack shit. -the Troll

[@jillybean9563]

@@johnbishop4641 Its not necessarily a "complaint" just facts. Typically a simple background check is applicable to most jobs. &If they received complaints about a security guard quite literally stalking tenants, then they overlooked too much. & It doesn't matter how "shit the pay" is, most people are expected to work and uh, you know, not kill people while doing it.

[@elonmust7470]

She was trash..

[@CommonSenseSisters]

May Sasha’s soul Rest In Peace. The security man is a beast. Shame on the security company for not doing a thorough background check and not taking the complaints of residence serious. Our condolences to her parents.

[@poopieinmybuthole3379]

Usually calling someone a beast is actually a compliment lol

[@gailallen4100]

Sue the security company for not checking a background on the evil security guard

[@eusebiuorbai146]

@@gailallen4100 if you pay attention to the end of the video...they made an FBI check which is standard for this job. It is mentioned at the end of the viedeo

[@wolfgeralt]

People can change overnight..

[@cavemanlovesmoke4394]

Seeing these comments feels so hollow It's strange

[@Freddynotsoready]

This and Miya’s case is a realization that these apartment workers or staff have way too much access to your apartment and how easily it is to abuse their power

[@stevewhitener4903]

I agree. I think so as well. I remember my best friend female when we went to school up in Knoxville at the university of Tennessee I always had just like a creepy vibe from most maybe all of the maintenance guys that had been hired by the school for student housing. It’s hard to remember all of them and every comment this has been some time now. We were in school from 2003-2007. But she would always call me and pick me up from wherever I was on campus or my on campus apartment so that I could ride with her to find a parking spot once it was night time and then walk to her dorm, which was right across the street from my apartment building. I always told her to make sure to call me and we did it that way all 4 years. I was like it only takes one time for something bad to happen. And the campus is for real a mile or so from downtown Knoxville, so it’s really close and we would see sketchy guys and homeless ppl walking around sometimes or out in the parking garages at times. But the maintenance guys there had cards to get into all of the housing buildings and keys to get into every room. And we would see them stare at girls or make some pretty grotesque comments about girls that had just gotten off the elevator or even about my friend they would be like whispering to each other when we would get off the elevator and one of those situations you could just tell what they were talking about. The maintenance guy on her floor to her dorm building she liked him alright and everything and I guess back then we just thought different when you are 18-22 years old and just always thought yea he’s just an older guy maybe in his 50’s which isn’t that old but of course as college kids you think 50’s is like ancient lol. But I know she would tell me if he needed to come into her dorm they were required to knock, so she said he would give like the slightest little knock on the door and she was pretty sure he would already have the key in the lock because she said it would be a very light knock and then bam door unlocked and opened within a second or two. He would be in the room quickly. Maybe hoping to see someone changing or whatever he thought might be going on in there 🤦🏻‍♂️. But like I said when you are young and in college you just play it off differently than we would now. Back then she was like he’s just an older guy and seems nice 🤔 and never thought he would do anything but you never know what one’s capable of and after they just keep building up more anger or whatever issues on the inside they could one day act on it. Because of course it starts off little things and then you start seeing more and more like she was almost certain he went through her panty drawer and things like that she started to notice but again just played it off like he’s just an older horny guy looking at college girls ya know. But there were signs that started to build up over time and luckily nothing ever happened but I’m just saying you can’t just trust a person like that and expect that they wouldn’t ever do anything more than rummage around your room or stuff like that.

[@Deborah-kt8yw]

I changed the lock.

[@victoriawilliams2786]

I would think that police would first test the security guards DNA in order to rule him out. The fact that they looked elsewhere when he had been seen with her, is a failure on their part, imo.

[@kenkaniff8428]

Personally I wouldn't call it a "failure" cuz its not like he got away with it. They DID get him and truthfully DNA can take MONTHS to get the results back. They probably WERE waiting for DNA results but continued to investigate through other methods until the DNA results came back. The labs are so backlogged in most states its insane

[@gravincas3916]

I think they tell the story like that to drag out the story a bit, throw a little bit of who done it in there. I don't think the police waited.

[@Nikki_with_the_blikki]

Sasha's parents giving their condolences to Stephen's parents is a level of emotional maturity I wonder if I'd have in the same situation. That's big of them.

[@DX-d]

Are you kidding me??!! I bet their daughter would love that right? The parents of her rapist and murderer are treated with compassion and kindness by her own parents.

[@Nikki_with_the_blikki]

@@DX-d _"Holding onto anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die."_ Their daughter doesn't have to live with anything. She's passed. Her parents do though. If offering compassion to the PARENTS who are also losing a child brings them peace, more power to them. They have to be able to sleep well at night.

[@andarwarje8127]

This case enrages me. So horrifying, what a betrayal of trust and responsibility.

[@flowergirl4612]

Its sad and scary how your life can be gone in a matter of minutes or even seconds. Cherish the ones in your life, you never know what may happen. This is truly tragic, she was a beautiful young woman with her entire life ahead. And it was taken by 1 sadistic human being who had no care or concern for another human beings life or feelings.

[@azureavocado5195]

I am so tired of women being violently taken from this life bc of these evil dudes. Literally all they did was exist and be their best selves. Until some horrible guy just thinks they no longer deserve their OWN bodies or lives. It’s crazy & infuriating to me.

[@bobbiejackson732]

Me to

[@pierremckinney122]

You can do everything right and still meet evil. Her only mistake was moving there. Which isn't a mistake. Just unfortunate. And forgetting her code and key fob.

[@pierremckinney122]

Hey there's crazy ass people out there.

[@pierremckinney122]

Hey there's crazy ass people out there.

[@pierremckinney122]

Hey there's crazy ass people out there.

[@lizzfleming9450]

Never leave a friend alone who is drunk or not aware of their surroundings…Never

[@stevewhitener4903]

She was home tho. You would think she would be safe at her apt.

[@tvoqui3714]

She made it home safely. Sleeping in her own bed. He broke into her apartment!

[@deanlearner1565]

Can I just shout out this channel for having some of the most straightforward and watchable content in the true crime area of YT? Well researched, not heavily reliant on reconstructions and an official-sounding voiceover. There's a lot of less-than-perfect channels in this area so it's nice to see ✌️

[@calik7712]

I ageee

[@Bunny11344]

No annoying sponsors and snooty attitude like Rachel what’s her face. Love this channel

[@BooksofHighStrangeness]

I agree. Please know this truth- J C S left a HUGE void in terms of true crime on YT. YOUR CHANNEL HAS FILLED IT....!..... God bless you and on behalf of grateful nation of true crime fans: THANK YOU.

[@uhuraenterprise6372]

And no background music🙏

[@jenzpad]

Check out Stanger Stories. They uploaded this last week, but also this lie detector test and interrogation. A good 3 hours of footage. If you like fear files (love) you will like them also. They do a pause and psychology break down like JCS ❤️

[@katz0625]

This is so awful and heartbreaking!!! But I have to commend her parents for apologizing to HIS parents!! That’s the true definition of humanity and strength!!! RIP beautiful angel!!

[@zeej80]

Yes.. they realized that they too had experienced loss-although in a totally different manner. It takes a lotta heart to do that, my god. Don’t know if I would be able to be that strong.

[@NurseFlyer808]

Her parents are the kindest, sweetest people.

[@missfluffydiva2120]

@@NurseFlyer808they definitely are... much more forgiving than I would be.

[@pigtailswithbows]

I know this might be a bit much but it made me cry. Such beautiful people❤

[@putinski666]

I would've beaten his parents with a bat. Someone needs to pay

[@xd_flylight1398]

Makes me wonder how I managed to survive my single years in an apartment complex that had zero security. Now I’m older with a 20 year old daughter and I fear for her if she ever leaves her house or enters it. I showed her this story not to scare her but as a cautionary tale. Rest in heaven sweet Sasha. My girl now carries pepper spray, calls me and talks to me all the way home from work and stays on the phone as she looks around her house. She even got a pit bull . Unfortunately that still didn’t protect her from a predator. She was attacked and now suffers from ptsd and lives with her dad.

[@kristinccha]

oh no! i am so sorry your daughter was attacked!

[@aquaseahorselove3939]

I grew up in Orlando. I moved away when the crime got so bad I was constantly having to watch my back. O-town is a $hithole.

[@trawlins396]

EveryoneClaims to have "PTSD" now. If she does have it it's probably from you making her afraid to walk out her front door!!

[@trawlins396]

@@kristinccha ⬅️ gullible 🙄

[@danetspeaks8708]

I’m so sorry to hear that 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@chanelande]

The fact that her parents sent condolences to the parents of their daughters predator shows how sasha was raised and what kind of a person she must have been. Such a heart wrenching crime that happened

[@tristan583]

Spending nights out is far from being a good education , you can’t do that in an evil world

[@fastinbulvis2223]

@@tristan583 said the lonely incel. what a troll. truly pathetic.

[@everyusernameistakenomfg]

​@@tristan583 Alrighty then let's never do anything, and just work till we die. I think that young adults that are on their own for their first time will like that idea too

[@berthaschwarze6704]

@Tristan she was a 27 year old adult. Stop victim blaming

[@nunyabusiness3652]

@@tristan583 What you gonna do? Call the cops like Karen cause some kids are having fun than studying? You must be one hell of a boring person and I won't be surprised you have no friends 🤣 even your family don't invite you to family gatherings

[@chopperharris32]

Absolutely heartbreaking, she wasn't even safe in her own house whilst in a vulnerable state. I wish we could go back and save her from that monster. 😢

[@champaynemarte9011]

The fact that the residents concerns were being ignored AND they live there is beyond me! This beautiful girl was murdered all because concerns, MAJOR concerns were ignored! Had they handled those concerns from the beginning, that monster would have never had the opportunity to harm her 🥺😔

[@FigFinder78]

Well said 🙏💯

[@jayvonjayvon6147]

my friend champayne, most of this condo companies dont give a shit about the renter, they only collect money. go to any major city and complain about their security or maintenance , they would ignore u, they just see u as a dollar sign when u rent their property. in my building the maintenance person doesnt do his work, when u go to the management they dont do nothing about it, if you call the maintenance person in my building he actually gonna yell at you, so my friend champayne dont expect nothing from this stupid companies, all they care about is ur first and last payments and also every month u pay on time, the owner is somewhere in brazil enjoying his life he wouldnt care

[@prestonhanson501]

They don't care. If you leave they will easily replace you with somebody who doesn't complain

[@gavroche8620]

Nobody cares about concerns, gut feelings until they turn into brutal reality

[@NatHenrickClarke]

Something like that is supposed to be addressed immediately, this is the person who is supposed to secure the building

[@stefanedell3467]

As A Security Guard for 25 years and been working for many customers and still going on strong, this guy make`s me puke, F him, Please remember that 99,9 of us are there for you,

[@lindaarrington9397]

Great comment. He was a killer straight up The company that hired him had red flags but chose to ignore them...he has caused it to be harder on honest guards like yourself Stay safe and may God keep u honey

[@threatassessment606]

99.1

[@marisawoods]

What a beautiful woman. She seemed so kind, and full of life. Heartbreaking story. God bless her loved ones.

[@rubbingisracing6951]

Why does it matter if she's beautiful or ugly tho ?

[@marisawoods]

@@rubbingisracing6951 beauty is not only on the outside.

[@donnaengel6413]

The moment I saw the security guard, I knew it was the security guard because he’s following too close behind her. He wasn’t assisting her because she needed help, he was violating her personal space.

[@danielleschiazza6172]

Yes!!!!! He was doing too much! Not because he had to but because he wanted to!

[@danielleschiazza6172]

I think that's why she was running up the steps too! At that point she had already come back from her car and she remembered the code so there was no reason for him to continue following her! I think she felt uncomfortable and maybe even afraid. Her intuition was probably kicking in to overdrive!

[@trawlins396]

Wow. You should be a detective!! It was only incredibly obvious he was the guilty one!! 🙄

[@trawlins396]

@@danielleschiazza6172 thank you Capt Obvious.

[@blazaybla22]

@@trawlins396 Damn bro you must lead a rich and fulfilling life leaving toxic commentary like this all up and down the comments

[@Aint_no_senators_son]

Wow her parents are good people. The fact they had sympathy for his mother says a lot.

[@joshuabroom7876]

I am quite upset the murderer wasn't sentenced to death in this case. I believe his brutality toward the victim, and abuse of a trusted position warrant the most extreme punishment meted by our justice system. An example needed to be made of this pos so other security guards with underlying issues will think twice before commiting similar atrocities.

[@korrasami188]

Agreed

[@alicelopes4693]

In France, he would have been released at some point, because we abolished the death penalty but no real life-term imprisonment. For instance, Jean-Claude Romand, who killed his wife, children and parents was released and now lives as a free man and can start a new family 🤮 So I often envy the American sentencings, such as life-term or 300 years. At least they're not given a chance to reoffend...

[@sirandrelefaedelinoge]

@@alicelopes4693 Restore Madam la Guillotine…

[@berlyngrey9242]

Yep agree! Some people can't be rehabilitated and need to be put down. We do it with animals so why not degenerates like this guy?

[@lktzu2821]

@@alicelopes4693 Wow. Are you serious? A family annihilator gets to roam free? That sucks.

[@totalbliss1]

It's crazy how grief works. For a long time you could be in a daze or denial or just want to stay strong for others until that one day something or some memory creeps back up and you just can't control the outpouring of tears that had been pent up all along. I can relate. RIP Sasha.

[@linsy2827]

Thank you for your coverage of this case. It made me cry. I've been that intoxicated woman. She didn't deserve this. The women who attempted to help her are angels. I've been helped when I was in that state before too. Bless them and the families.

[@1961-v9k]

Same. I’m 60 now but was an 80s gal and when I think of the states I got myself into and been in this exact same position only but for the grace of God the people who helped me were angels. This dear girl was just very unlucky to cross paths with this lowlife pos. keep safe dear 🙏

[@lissetteleg9070]

If I drink, I drink at home. Sadly, being a vulnerable and intoxicated woman in public can be too tempting for the monsters amongst us.

[@dall9329]

@@lissetteleg9070 this woman, even if she was not intoxicated. This crip would still kill her . Because he got access of her door security system. He managed to open the door. No matter the state of the girl. This situation was going to happen to her or another woman

[@jeremiahsymonette4781]

why do you do that? why do you put yourself in such a vulnerable state knowing the world you live in?

[@Eaglelicious]

So have I but I also don't live alone

[@sandhanitizer15]

I love how the bad guys always love to talk. When the detective was telling him the results of his polygraph test and he said there was .003% chance that he was being truthful, I was really hoping that Stephen would say "So you're telling me there's a chance?!"

[@ronnieallie8490]

🤣🤣🤣

[@216trixie]

Dumbest!

[@deevasquez1171]

😂😂😂😂

[@coraynbell8991]

What a great narrator, lovely voice and not drowned out by needless music!

[@ageb9811]

How crazy some random women helped Sasha home because they were worried about her safety, but she ended up being murdered anyway by the security guard at her building…

[@ArchieValentine]

There were no signs of Sasha until investigators took a closer look and noticed a body sized blanket rolled up with her lifeless body inside of it. Smh. Excellent awareness there guys.

[@randalthor6872]

Think that was more just the fault of the script writers for this video.

[@ArchieValentine]

@@randalthor6872 I don't know, some cops can't find the hole in a doughnut something tells me those cops legit overlooked the obvious and had to take a "closer look" at a mysterious blanket with body in it.

[@leelunk8235]

MR BISCUIT..CALM DOWN THERE ARMCHAIR DETECTIVE YOURE NOT PERFECT IN ANY SENSE OF THE WORD

[@Airborne-80]

@@ArchieValentine that's just your dislike of law enforcement driving your meaningless assumptions

[@ArchieValentine]

@@Airborne-80 I'm sorry there being no signs of someone and you have to take a "closer look" to see an entire body wrapped up in a blanket then you suck at policing sir. That would be the first thing I noticed sorry not sorry thanks for assuming my "dislike for law enforcement" though.

[@thevintage2522]

She was so beautiful inside and out,this is so sad .I feel so bad for her family and friends.May God comfort them

[@glenndoleberry8418]

I always tell ppl Security guards are the Biggest wolves in sheep’s clothing. And LADIES stop leaving bars DRUNK by YOURSELVES 😡

[@lizc6194]

You are right about security guards. I had ex with sketchy roommates. They were in their early 20s, came back very psychologically messed up from Iraq and Afghanistan and drank a lot. One of them became a bouncer at a club and the other 2 became security guards. I remember thinking they were jerks with kind of a morbid sense of humor. It turns out they were all arrested for burglaries and attacking residents at an apartment complex. They beat up a guy really bad before robbing him. I really don't know the qualifications it takes to become a security guard but I have known people with sketchy backgrounds that get those jobs or become prison guards too.

[@cristine990]

@@lizc6194 I should then file a case with this security company. One of their guards did bad to me..I am already traumatized.

[@Victoria-mx1hz]

MEN stop attacking and killing ladies!!

[@howiwatchvideos]

Same with police.

[@JeffWarren-sg7xj]

Most women should not drink at all. They get even crazier.

[@chrisdicenzo712]

I worked contract security when I was younger! The human like creatures-that would relieve me, ESPECIALLY on 3rd shift were creepy AF! Stay vigilant ladies! No one is coming to save you! You have to learn to save yourself in a world full of predators! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@fitihab]

Human-like creatures lmao💀

[@cloudydays6277]

Why does everyone talk about third shift security been creepy? What makes them creepy and how can one spot creepy from your experience? I’m asking as I move out of home soon and want to be prepared thanks

[@gigicolada]

@@cloudydays6277 it’s a gut reaction and please listen to yours.

[@mommyshark1124]

​@@cloudydays6277If you get a feeling in your gut or you feel like something is wrong. Always, always listen to it and get to safety asap. Get a chain on your door & keep your windows and door locked at all times. Get a CC and practice using it. Be aware of your surroundings at all times. All the best🙏🏽🤞🏽

[@rachellrobinson9779]

The apartment complex should be liable as well as the security agency because with those complaints from the tenants was a safety issue about the security guard put against him. Them doing nothing to rectify the situation caused this to happen. To this young lady with so much potential ahead of her. May she R.I.P

[@Darjan_Spasojevic]

That's like trying to take WalMart to court because you got electrocuted by a toaster you purchased from them

[@tommystrawnarm2810]

The complaints should’ve warranted them to reprimand the guy. He should’ve been fired. Places like these men shouldn’t be employed at all. You have situations like these happening too often. Unless I come to security about an issue I don’t need them coming to me about a thing. Even if you’re doing your walk around the premises. This jerk worked there long enough to have seen this lady around. Had a wife an child at home an still chose his actions. Just sick an demented.

[@shannonly23]

I really love the way you present these cases. There’s TONS of true crime channels out there and this is one of the best.

[@QuitaGee617]

And to think 6 years later the same thing happened to Miya Marcano, in Orlando, by another creepy maintenance employee who was a coward and deleted himself. Sickening!

[@stinkybritches8174]

He was a maintenance worker.

[@ajd0101]

Who?

[@Bendrix27]

There is absolutely no reason for people like this to be kept alive.

[@lifesajourney9575]

Exactly! 💯

[@Tyweezy84]

Facts. Waste of space

[@eddieroberts4892]

Can you say AMEN!

[@pink-penguin101]

I totally agree. He's pure evil !!!!

[@vonalysongreg2780]

The fact that Tara and Ken (parents of the victim Sasha) hugged the mother of their daughter's assailant, there was so much strength of character and empathy. I salute Sasha's parents. Such a sad, sad tho

[@rosiev.445]

Those strangers were better friends to her than her actual friends…. So horrible what happened to her…

[@cloudydays6277]

What’s her friends got to do with this? Maybe she was out alone and met random people

[@PharociousArt]

​@cloudydays6277 I'm guessing what Rosie means is a good friend doesn't let their friends get that drunk and find their own way home. Unfortunately for Sasha, her "home" wasn't a safe place even if her friends did escorted her.

[@Sora_Digital]

Such a sad story, I can't believe this guy thought he could actually get away with this! I'm glad he was caught and hope he suffers in prison! RIP Sasha.

[@Ignatius85]

Oh he will suffer. What goes around comes around

[@zarifshoeb]

Moral of the story - Please manually lock your doors from the inside because there’s no trusting these keypad locks. Even if they are 99% safe, there’s still a 1% chance of someone breaking in. So manually secure your doors with a bolt or lock from the inside. There’s still a chance of someone breaking in but atleast there’ll be evidence of forced entry which might help find the suspect. What a horrible world we live in where the person who should be protecting you is the one violently assaulting and killing you.

[@L3NFxoxo]

We live in a world where it’s dangerous to be a woman and an attractive woman at that! Rest In Peace to Sasha ❤️

[@kenkaniff8428]

Its dangerous to be a lot of things in this world. Not JUST a pretty woman

[@cactus1837]

@@kenkaniff8428 exactly!

[@user-ky7jx1cr5k]

@@kenkaniff8428 wow.

[@kenkaniff8428]

@@user-ky7jx1cr5k if you're thinking that is a rude comment I'm sorry you feel thst way but I'm very much a REALIST and very practical and my statement, very easily put . . , it's true. It's just reality. We live in a dangerous world in a dangerous time and MANY things are capable of having you being "singled out" for a crime. MANY things!!

[@kenkaniff8428]

@@cactus1837 you'd have to be a lunatic to think that we DON'T live in a dangerous world. I'm just a REALIST. Unfortunately it's the world we live in. MANY things are capable of having you being "singled out" or "targeted" for a crime

[@AABB-bm9kk]

I think 🤔 one thing that makes this case so maddening Is that we’ve all dealt with the Stephen Duxberrys of the world - People who have jobs that they should never have gotten and /or should have been long ago dismissed from. People with positions that give them power over others’ lives that they don’t deserve to have - Power that they abuse. 😠✌️

[@Man.Well93]

LIKE WOMEN ABUSE THEIR SEXUAL POWERS TO EXPLOIT MEN?

[@darkdefenderok9032]

Sadly, the public school system is designed to set the majority of society up for this, as if it's "normal" although Stephen is the EXTREME, the system is designed to produce a bunch of slaves to the corporate world and those that take it "to far" are made an example of. Just think of your fellow classmates in elementary school that got off on being hall monitor. They take advantage of the bullied power tripping kids to produce the likes of Stephan. When I have lunch at school with my elementary aged kids I almost feel like I'm visiting them in a jail cafeteria the way they are monitored by the staff...as if KIDS were DESIGHNED, which they are NOT, to sit STILL and SHUT UP for 7+ ours out of a day.

[@AABB-bm9kk]

@@darkdefenderok9032 ✌️

[@milojohnson6068]

@@darkdefenderok9032 the hell are you talking about numbnuts? Public school teachers work with what they are given, and no one has more influence over the development of children than their parents. Aside from that, the public school system and public universities has also helped create the largest economy in the world, end child labor, increased literary, win world wars, and put men on the moon, if you believe such things.

[@diturner7247]

Thankyou. We have nearly all departments comprised. The state and jurisdictions are cancerous.

[@nolamonahan8764]

So messed up that two strangers went out of their way to get her home safely. Then the person who was suppose to protect her end up being a monster and being cruel to such a beautiful soul. RIP prayers to her family friends and the two girls that got her home. May God be with all of us.

[@celysvanity8057]

I need to find happy videos after the binge I went through with this channel... This is so enraging.

[@DottieMinerva]

Those women trying to make sure she got home are angels. I remember watching something about this story and Sasha seemed extremely well liked and loved by those around her. She had a bubbly personality.

[@davidsiracuse6672]

It's repulsive what this coward did to this young lady. I can literally feel my blood pressure going up. He deserves no mercy and he will not receive any mercy from the inmates in prison. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family and friends 🙏

[@gentryPR]

It is so dangerous to be a woman.. God forbid this beautiful young lady have some drinks and go home. This man is a MONSTER and there are so many of him lurking and waiting for a vulnerable opportunity to attack. Rest in peace to this bright young lady, 🙏 😔 💔.

[@Jason-jp7ve]

Heartbreaking story of a woman who had her whole life ahead of her and was robbed of it.

[@cathyngulube86]

Yeah., that's how best you can describe it

[@GUH_0-DTE]

blows my mind how stupid that guard is, how did he even think he'd get away with such a crime with all that camera covering who enters and leaves the building

[@grandmascorner966]

My deepest apologies and heartfelt condolences to Miss Sashas family and friends. So heartbreaking 💔

[@sorayairvani3753]

I know it ended terribly but those two girls are proof that there is true good in the world, they kept her as safe as they could and they should be proud of themselves

[@orokusaki8670]

It’s crazy to me that you can’t say the word rape but you can describe in detail all these horrible things that happened to this girl and the others in your story. What a shame this country has become

[@orokusaki8670]

also it seems like she was really irresponsible on this night by her drinking issues.

[@florencestanley-charles2682]

The narrator said he beat get, RAPED her and strangled her. Of course the narrator used the word rape.

[@angiemh8818]

​@@orokusaki8670 joking, right?

[@DX-d]

You can’t say that word because people in the judicial system are doing it all the time, so they want to silence people.

[@BadMannerKorea]

@@orokusaki8670 That's called victim blaming.

[@shannonhinton3907]

That ending, wow. What her mother said at the end. I'm crying. So sad, I couldn't imagine losing one of my daughters. No I couldn't do it. Prayers sent for the family and friends of this sweet baby

[@fashionisticdiva]

This case is absolutely horrifying

[@kelseywelsey2924]

See that’s why I don’t trust security or security locks. For like 20 bucks you can get these little alarms that are magnetic and if the magnets are split by opening the door it sends off a crazy loud alarm.

[@badazzbarbiePOV]

i always install a security chain the one i only have a key too . my buildings always complain what if it’s an emergency ok then BREAK IT but it better be a damn emergency.

[@olgagarcia8108]

Keep in mind that this coward knew she was drunk and thus not fully coherent. Alarm or no alarm she was drunk and at a disadvantage. Nonetheless, an alarm can notify others of an ugly situation.

[@randalthor6872]

An observant/protective dog that barks and a firearm within arm's reach! Perfect security system and it works even when the powers out!

[@kelseywelsey2924]

@@olgagarcia8108 Well sadly that’s why people need to be more responsible. In a perfect world you could get as drunk as you want and walk around or whatever but it’s not that way. That’s why you have to take care of yourself. You should never be so drunk you can’t even get home.

[@kelseywelsey2924]

@@randalthor6872 These alarms work without power and I have an auto immune disorder I can’t have a dog but I definitely do have my trusty glock! I love these alarms though because it’s super loud!

[@billb.3265]

This is why I've given my daughter mace spray since she was 13, and taught her to defend herself as best as she can. You can never be too careful. The worse part, I feel, is that she was already in her apartment, locked and safe. Then he figured out how to unlock the door from his phone on Google! WTF!!! We have these same locks at our factory that protect servers, etc... The guy who installs them said there is a way passed them. Don't trust keypad locks!!! I see them on front doors all the time.

[@mrsmoothbrain9589]

yea i dknt have a kid but if i had a daughter id get her to learn a bit of defense and how to be safe

[@silentIypraying]

she needs a gun

[@matthewfalter6366]

I think it's arrogant and heartless of you to imply that she should have had pepper spray in order to Ward this off. She was laying in bed. What is your daughter supposed to do hold it in her hand at night

[@latonyasims9512]

You still gone die if someone wants you dead

[@fitihab]

@@matthewfalter6366 Exactly my thought. Specially after a night out and if he sneaked in when she was sleeping, not even a loaded gun next to her bed would helped her. He is a dangerous predator!

[@kimmyfreak200]

made me sick hearing him say "i was falsely accused cuz the girl had a history of being abused" guess who also said this (and also tried the innocent hero act) larry nassar "i found out that 3 of my accusers had been S.A. as children" this makes me mad considering what they really are inside 🤢🤮

[@ilisevaliku6817]

Ll

[@jakevendrotti1496]

They really think they can discredit their victims voices on the basis of prior victimhood. These people have never taken a single class in logical reasoning. That's probably for the best. We want the idiots outing themselves for the murderers and rapists they are

[@AliciaReeseComedy]

My friend lived there, and looked like Sasha. She said that her and other residents had talked to each other about how creepy the security guard was. A lot of downtown party girls lived there, I'm thankful every day nothing happened to her. But despite him, the building was extremely secure, people weren't letting random people in behind them. It's terrible this happened.

[@iamthepapi6251]

My heart goes out to every single woman who's left this world being taken advantage of raped and hurt by someone that's stronger than that they cant defend themselves from... That has to be the most helpless terrible feeling in the world to witness that and feeling knowing that another human being can do that to you. It is so heinous it's hard for me to think about. I try to imagine being a woman and that happening to me and it's like the worst thought ever..... So Scary... The fact that there's people out here who think nothing of a human being to the point where they can hurt someone like that and then just end their life is SO disturbing!!! Imagine losing a sister or a mother etc like that... Knowing that they died terrified, scared and helpless at the hands of something so evil that their life is worth no more than a moment's pleasure... I have to protect women at all costs all the time, from evil men who don't look at them as human beings... If you claim to be a man it's automatically your job to protect women and children from evil monsters!! It's just disturbing to think of the horror a woman would go through if this happened to them. My God man... To leave this world like that. 😥

[@EliAngwin]

This is why you NEVER place your safety in someone else’s hands- especially a stranger.

[@dinajones2761]

Exactly

[@louisaklimentos7583]

The security guard who you are supposed to trust , turns out to be a most dangerous man. Very sad situation. RIP Sasha

[@siiiiiuu7]

What's so creepy is how normal he's able to come off. Like, listening to him talking to the polygraph guy... he sounds totally nice, level-headed, smart... if I met him randomly somewhere, I'd think nothing odd of him. With many of these types of cases, I look at the perpetrators and get that weird vibe. It's always scary when that radar doesn't go off and you're ambushed.

[@K84r7]

narcissists, masters of manipulation

[@axelw9602]

Those are the ones....

[@Chunter060]

@@axelw9602 yess the worst ones are the charming articulate types, left uncaught he would of become a serial killer

[@mirrrstery]

That’s what they do best. Charming as hell, a chameleon

[@01AudioVideo01]

No, he fits the description of people that does exactly what he did.

[@shaelove473]

My heart aches for Sasha parents they seemed like sweet genuine people. I almost cried in the end when they stated it took Sasha’s mom 18 months to realize that her daughter is actually gone. I hope the man that killed her gets 10x karma. RIP sasha

[@oiaiofoster4775]

This is Such A SAD Story. Not Even The Security In The Building Can't Be Trusted Either!!! 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@nannabannanna3958]

My husband once told me & has always stuck in my head, that if someone wants in your home bad enough, it won't matter what type of security you use, they will get in. Monsters will automatically see an opportunity & seek it out. It's like there brain is always on the prowl. That poor young lady, family, & friends, my heart goes out to them.

[@kathyborthwick6738LakotaEmoji]

Yes- It’s never about locking yourself in but finding a way out! ✨🔥✨🔥✨🔥✨

[@cloudydays6277]

Not really this comment is highly flawed. You can put protection in place and deterrents. It’s even proven homes with security camera and crazy locks are deterrents nobody wants to spend hours breaking down a deadbolt for example when they can move on to an easier target.

[@donnaheard24]

Having a 19 Yr old daughter who will no doubt one day be looking to get a place of her own this scares the sh*t out of me with predators/ monsters like this lurking around out there

[@tailorforeman7082]

Get her a dog and specifically a corgi. They bark at everything and neighbors would immediately know something wasn’t right.

[@nemom7791]

@@tailorforeman7082yep! I have 2 corgies they bark even at the sight of a passerby so imagine an intruder

[@hightimecrime]

Heard this before but it's still insanely sad! You did an excellent job telling the story.

[@optimusdimegatron1297]

i like how you show the facts and video footage as they are as entertainment, but also take a second to humanize the material with a moment to say a prayer and have thoughts about the victim.its respectful and lets you reflect on the case. good job