The Senseless Murder Of Nathan Trapuzzano

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When Nathan Trapuzzano left for an early morning walk before the sun rose, it was just like any other day. But when his wife Jennifer woke up and realised he wasn't home and getting ready for work, she knew something was wrong. She set off on the route he normally took, hoping to find him out and about... but suddenly, she turned a corner and walked right into yellow tape and police cars...
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[@hiskidkeller]

Simeon didn't hang out with the wrong people. He IS the wrong people.

[@Quizack]

Lmao. Such a good point. He’s shot multiple people, and killed one by the age of 16! He’s the absolute worst that the black community has to offer.

[@terredee]

Exactly.

[@MrBhong2000]

Yeah and he doesn’t deserve to live. Life in prison is not enough

[@idasjafei6387]

He is a real scumbag , a danger to the community .

[@sarmisthabasu8231]

@@terredee gvvvvc

[@zellie9]

that smug face says everything. he feels no remorse. what a vile piece of shit. my sincere condolences to the victim's family and friends.

[@Interesting.Factor]

Yep..laying in a coffin with no kind of justice is just absolutely tragic and shatters my heart

[@maxine3587]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@cynthiahusband106]

What a waste , a beautiful life taken , I don’t understand the kid had done some many crimes but always let go , how tragic , there are no words , he was a beautiful young man married with a baby girl on the way -the only thing I hate about this and I discourage friends to do this , don’t go jogging at 4-5 in the morning day light not yet up , so dangerous to jog in the dark because you never know , Rest In Peace Nathan RIP know your still around your family and to see your beautiful daughter grow 🥀heartbreaking story 🥀

[@kitezzz360]

typical psychopath, he doesn't care and he can't be fixed, monsters like that just need putting down

[@tameshamcintyre7109]

🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️facts

[@jannamcintosh8830]

I don't care if he had a troubled childhood. Millions of kids do. They don't resort to taking life. Clearly had no remorse whatsoever. Sickening

[@divinecommerce3912]

Another fatherless black criminal because his mama wasn't responsible enough for Planned Parenthood or keeping her legs shut.

[@shaldana]

Agreed. I grew up pretty sideways and could have ended up like this kid, yet I never harmed a fly. At his age, I was angry and hateful, didn't take shit from anyone either, grew up a tad tough & rough around the edges which still shows to this day, but to deliberately hurt someone? Absolutely could not. I don't believe I was 'lucky'. I believe I made choices to not hurt, simple as that, at lemme tell ya, I wanted to at times. Who wouldn't, when you're being hurt so much? But to just walk up and kill a stranger... I dunno, I could feel some sympathy for the kid if he'd offed his abusers or something, maybe, but holy hell, not this.

[@LoveYah1]

​​@@shaldana Same, I will never understand why people never hurt those who harm them if they're that broken, but to choose innocent people to take their anger out on is extremely wrong smh

[@neneshubby]

Believe me, his family knows he’s a hopeless piece of crap. They have to find someway to defend him though

[@NumberKyuu]

@@neneshubby I agree. And I think his family is partially responsible. He was under house arrest - they let him do whatever he wanted. I think they pressured the parole officer to not escalate. Thanks to them a little girl will grow up without a father.

[@Maylah1999]

“He is innocent until proven guilty “ girl clearly you know he did it

[@whosaidthat9265]

Right. She’s a fxcking embarrassment

[@Quizack]

Shamayla is the most unique name that I’ve seen. What country are you from?

[@lucetothebridge]

yeah... He's a good boy you knowwww, and he will start go to College this summer

[@sandrapisani9225]

My thoughts exactly!

[@Maylah1999]

@@Quizack I’m from Florida born and raised

[@luciclark3188]

He should have received life in prison, no parole. He killed this innocent man for no reason at all. He shot another man, too. He does not deserve freedom.

[@ballkans]

True, he behaved like a wild animal, he hunted down that young man and killed him in cold blood, he was going around robbing, stealing, shooting, having no consideration for others, he should never be free again, if he is, and he will be, he will do it again.

[@JME1186]

Can’t disagree but I can hope the parole board gets his hopes up every time he’s up for it, only to pull the rug out from under him landing him right back in his cell until what is hopefully a painful death. No point mincing words.

[@breigesheppard8339]

👏👏👏👏🤬🤬

[@tredjesongen]

Yes. He will do this again unfortunatly. His head is so mismanaged he can only get worse in a prison setting.

[@verukasault9065]

It wasn't for no reason. He murdered Nathan bc he was White. It happens all the time. Blks murder 25-35 innocent White people every effing month!! The rate of blk on white murder is 250x the opposite. I am so effing sick of it!! And they get off after a few years. It's only going to get worse. 🤬😤

[@yvie9627]

I’m so tired of the “troubled childhood” narrative 🙄 he wasn’t hanging with the wrong crowd. He killed an innocent man. I wish he would have got life.

[@iknitbecuzmurderisfrownedupon]

Unfortunately, "troubled childhoods" cause the crimes to happen. U til we address the root cause, we will continue to have "senseless violence". It's actually not senseless if one understands the root cause. To continue to to ignore causes of violence only puts a bandaid on a hemorrhage.

[@JetBazooka21]

It’s almost like a cheat code it’s gut wrenching for the victims

[@GodsIsrael]

NO, that is not true. Anyone who has had a traumatic childhood is more likely to self harm, than anything else and more often than not, will have deep empathy for others. The behaviour of serial killers is excused by the " bad childhood" narritive too. What shrinks would call psychopathy, is actually demonic possession. That doesn't have to look like the exorcist. Satan is behind every bit of evil. We have free will and people chose to take a life for no other reason than it gives them pleasure.

[@Summermoon67]

You’re 100% correct… He was the wrong crowd.

[@thedappercook]

It is a mitigating factor sadly (as this proves)

[@natsarimthings3147]

Seeing him laughing and getting defended by his family makes me angry. Meanwhile, Nathan's family is left picking up the pieces of his senseless death. The system failed Nathan miserably.

[@jamesl9371]

Murderers should be in prison for life with no parole. Never let them out

[@angelmichel1936]

Totally agree. Once they’ve taken a life then theirs should be taken from them. They should be locked up and stay there for the rest of their lives. That’s how I feel anyway. That way they can’t harm another human being. Letting these murderers out is ridiculous to say the least. I’m so sorry for his family and friends. May he Rest In Peace and May his family and friends find peace in all this sadness. God forgive me for saying this but May this murderer rot in hell. Once again, great story telling ladies. My fav crime channel. God bless. Everyone please be safe out there wherever u go and watever u do, please please be safe and cautious.

[@getschwifty5271]

For the most part Id agree. There's some circumstances that dont warrant life without parole

[@kaydublin5164]

No, death so ppl don’t need to support their asses in prison forever.

[@anthonygudgeon4298]

@@getschwifty5271What kind of circumstances?

[@getschwifty5271]

@@anthonygudgeon4298 defensive homi cide. I wouldn't say Gypsy Rose deserves life in prison without parole for example. I think the sentencing she got was very fair. It's unfortunate to say that sometimes these crimes are understandable/justified but that's the reality. To paint it with such a broad black & white brush would be a disservice to many.

[@_HimToo]

"I'm a cousin & he's innocent until proven guilty" What trash. He's on video & there's an eyewitness... and he very clearly has zero remorse. Family or not, why defend that?!? Apologize to the victim's friggin family & keep it moving. Piece of crap.

[@annabellelee4535]

Well, it's true and of course a family member would say that. This was before he pled guilty.

[@TigersandBearsOhMy]

I had the same thought. It outrages me when the family and friends refuses to admit they raised a monster. I had a childhood friend kill someone, and of course I *NEVER* would have expected such a thing from him... but I'd never deny that he did it. How does that help anyone? It doesn't.

[@annabellelee4535]

@@TigersandBearsOhMy You didn't wait until he was found guilty in a court of law, you just went straight to "he's guilty"? Why?

[@Mia_____________]

People who defend murderers are beyond me

[@barbarahunter2425]

@@Mia_____________ they are almost as disgusting as the murderer.

[@PixieMermaid-fz9rt]

I'm not scared of ghosts, demons, boogeyman, witches, or anything supernatural. What scares me is knowing there are people out there that will murder someone for no reason and have zero remorse for it. These people are real and it's terrifying knowing that you'll never see them coming, you'll never know when a stranger has a bad day and decides to take another life to justify their own miserable existence. Rest in peace Nathan.

[@howtoliveonearthYT]

Wow so deep...ghosts, witches, demons, boogeyman aren't real.

[@mrfake675]

Demons are real

[@Quizack]

@@mrfake675 True. And their names are usually something like JaVonte, Darius, NeGronte, ShaQuavo, etc. Dark Demons.

[@jbart4183]

You need to be scared of the justice system also. What a disgrace

[@nasasiraenid8927]

​@ℚ𝕦𝕒𝕔𝕜𓅭 if you don't stfu...you want to be r@cist so bad

[@alison4316]

Watching this kid laughing and joking as he walks shackled through the hallway disgusts me. That he was out of custody despite multiple probation violations is disgusting. Nathan seemed like a very, _truly_ good man. We all have *something* in our pasts that haunts us. So what. We all have *some* kind of trauma. So what. This kid wanted to make grown-up decisions without realizing the _real life consequences._ I hate this for Jennifer, Cecelia Marie, and all Nathan's family.

[@janetpendlebury6808]

Why don't the authorities step in when they have an unruly child like this who is in and out of trouble from a very young age? It is clear that he has problems and instead of helping kids like this they just charge them and let them out on the streets again. More money needs to be spent on children's mental health and care services to help kids not turn out like this.

[@DroneStrike1776]

@@janetpendlebury6808 The government shouldn't be your babysitter. Look what's happening in 2023 when the government overreaches. They're giving puberty blockers to children like candy on Halloween.

[@cycorealm35]

There’s no excuse to bring harm to anyone because you had a rough upbringing. It’s your responsibility to improve your situation and not make it worse. Otherwise, innocent people like Nathan will pay the price. I’m disgusted by those who use the victim mentality to bring harm to themselves and others. There’s absolutely no excuse for such atrocious behavior. I had a rough childhood but I knew I wanted things to be different when I became independent from the toxic environment. Generational self sabotage and chaotic behavior must be broken. I did it and know many others who have done the same. This thug knew exactly what he was doing and didn’t care one bit!! He should’ve been given the death penalty and put to death sooner than later in order to make an example out of him.

[@UC-Jf_YAvw4Apbz-SAVM3p2A]

unfortunately someone has to die before authorities take action, but even now Simeon Adams sentence has been reduced from 78 to 55. the family has to face that reality. he looks sick in the head man. am sure when he is about to be releases he will give a lengthy speech about how sorry he is and he will change blah blah nonsense.

[@marirothbauer5407]

Thinking the same Thing what is so funny about killing an innocent young man depriving him of the joy of being a father. Should have given him life.

[@dawnwilson1529]

nice to hear a story where the neighbours actually responded correctly, instead of ignoring what they hear...

[@12thDecember]

How can anyone in a city feel safe when a criminal with a list of offenses as long as your arm only serves 50 days? People go to jail for years for one or two offenses, and this clearly dangerous young man is let out on the streets to terrorize and murder an innocent man. Makes me want to scream. RIP, Nathan.

[@roserocks1979]

My thoughts as well.

[@mandeepsheera6272]

Agree completely. 😢

[@goblin-night]

In our Woke New World, it doesn't matter that the progressive hug-a-thug crap doesn't work in practice, all it matters is that it work in theory. Ideologically sound theory

[@Glamma_Karen]

juveniles get plenty of chances in hopes they will straighten their lives out before they turn 18. They rarely do.

[@verukasault9065]

He has blk privilege. These Soros prosecutors let these non-white murderers off easy in all cities.

[@Wildcat221]

Love cases like this where they make the most of the tragedy. His wife did some amazing things after her world was taken from her. Her daughter was born and she finished school. She set up that foundation and that annual walk. She’s strong as hell. Props to her.

[@adambane1719]

Man murdered in cold blood loses his life and this MAN HATING channel makes it all about his "poor wife" This GENDER BASED HATE CHANNEL is an absolute DISGRACE !!!!!

[@SWNelson7]

@@adambane1719 I see where you're coming from, but he died when she was a month away from having their baby... that's really, really, really sad... she needs support and love.

[@verminlord666]

​@@adambane1719loses his life thanks to another man just like the majority of people lmao sorry that you can't handle the fact that men are demons so you take it out on women

[@rebeccawildman8787]

His poor wife lost the man she loved, I think it’s perfectly reasonable to feel sympathy for her. You’re just inventing reasons to be mad and make this about something that it isn’t. Calm down and maybe go outside.

[@wazzazone]

adambane1719 Fukking TROLL for sure.

[@Kiki-yw9kc]

That thing took away a lifetime of memories yet to be made between a loving father and his child . No photographs, no family holidays , no celebrations. He stole a good man away from his baby daughter. He stole a father a husband a son and a brother . That lowlife scum does not deserve to walk this earth . The hurt he has caused is beyond measure . This murder is beyond senseless and cruel .

[@gerryattrik4410]

Very well said. I hope he suffers.

[@sigche]

Breaks my heart that Nathan and his daughter never got to know one another. This is not fair. 💔😭

[@LocoCocoJorge]

"29 SERIOUS AND VIOLENT CRIMES for which he spent ONLY 50 days in jail"!!! Seriously, something needs to be done with these judges... And NOT a slap on the wrist... They have blood on their hands and should pay the price!! At this point I don't know whom I hate more - these crooked judges or criminals...

[@desres2281]

Blak privilege! 😏

[@YUMLiberalTears]

The families should be allowed to sue them and the administrations that placed them into power. It's disgusting.

[@Quizack]

I keep hearing that the Blaxx get put in prison for 50 years for a bag of weed… Is it not true?

[@dianaprince3176]

State court judges are elected officials.

[@dianaprince3176]

@@YUMLiberalTears State court judges are elected by voters, dingus. 🤡

[@lindseyyoung9149]

I cannot imaging the pain his wife goes through. Losing him so close to the birth of their baby is just so awful. Life seems so unfair! I hope for the best for his wife, child and all his family and friends. Hopefully they can find some healing and happiness. And may he rest in peace.

[@mommyshark1124]

Jennifer remarried & had another child. Cecilia Marie is a photo copy of her dad. May he RIP.🙏🏼

[@cassiondramiillers5929]

The fact that he was seen smiling and laughing all the time just makes me sick to my stomach. And his stupid response to the judge. I could never forgive him..

[@margretsims1322]

I wonder if he is laughing now......I highly doubt it.

[@Skidaleon-yg8db]

Prob. someone's girlfriend now in the Bighouse@@margretsims1322

[@kitezzz360]

don't forgive those who don't seek forgiveness.

[@BeeKee404]

The fact that this sick deranged little twerp has the gall to walk smiling and laughing after shooting and killing an innocent man, son, brother, husband and soon to be father makes me sick to my stomach. That is some seriously evil mindset. He doesn't care in the slightest that because of him, Nathan's entire family are now without their husband, father, son and brother! I wish there was a special kind of punishment for when the murderers show little to no remorse for their actions.

[@milanpolak]

So "losing his mother when he was 13 months old" and a troubled childhood are somehow used to argue in his favor? "Great" logic! Then Cecilia should now become a serial killer just to continue the chain of violence... this country is doomed...

[@moonpresence9707]

I mean if the nonsense you typed would actually happen then yes, we'd be doomed.

[@onelastchance648]

@@moonpresence9707 It is currently happening. Where have you been?

[@anneloving8405]

The point he is making is the hypocrisy of the defence.

[@VioletJoy]

That's not how it works. If you could watch the way these children grow up surrounded by violence with no good role models, you might be able to see how they end up this way. Cecilia will be growing up surrounded by a big loving family who will dote on her. No doubt Simone didn't have that. It's not an excuse, but an explanation as to how someone can end up capable of committing such horrific crimes like this. They do not value life the same way you or I do. It's tragic all around. Of course the biggest tragedy is the loss of Nathan's life. But until we as a society step in to make changes within these cultures, this will continue.

[@shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564]

@@VioletJoy There is a way to make this all better, but it'll never happen, at least not in our lifetimes, not in any Western society. People love their precious "rights" and "freedoms" too much, while continuously ignoring the Commandments of their Creator.

[@trishhill7563]

My son is 22. I can't even imagine what his parents went through. Bless his heart 🥺 RIP Nathan 🦋

[@AmberO]

This was so heartbreaking. I almost had to stop watching. 😢 Please bring back the death penalty. These scum don’t deserve to walk the earth.

[@EA-xp7hm]

What the hell? He shot him for no reason at all? What a heartbreaking, senseless tragedy.

[@househenderson1982]

I am outraged for Nathan’s family. The justice system is broken.

[@lktzu2821]

Jennifer is a pillar of strength. I am happy she is making her husband and daughter proud. ❤

[@lsb9397]

I wish I had a quarter of her strength 🙏

[@bhumphries1360]

I've driven through that intersection so many times, never thought twice about it. Now, I will always think about Nathan. Indianapolis has truly gotten bad with crime. So many areas that used to be beautiful, and safe, are now riddled with crime. You always check your surroundings, and stay vigilant. I hope his wife and child have a safe, and bright future together.

[@truenokill]

Wish they had a memorial at that location

[@SpeccyMan]

I've driven ...

[@bhumphries1360]

@@SpeccyMan Shame on me. I fixed it for you! 😩

[@misska7535]

This is so heartbreaking. I'm so tired of the "justice system" failing people. From children, too letting these dangerous criminals out or out too soon. The 16y monster was smiling in that clip, so rotten. It's infuriating. RIP Angel 🕊🌾💙 Prayers for the families. Thank you TC for the light shone on Nathan. God bless 👑🙏🕊💕

[@Quizack]

Nine separate violations of his house arrest! That’s absurd. In Australia if you violate your bail or your probation you get instantly arrested and thrown up against a judge to explain yourself. You literally can’t get bail on a breach of bail conditions. And he had 29 charges at 16 years old too, so he should have been in prison, not house arrest. The US is failing in so many ways.

[@sandraelisaruggini7393]

19:10 Once again probation officer not doing their job costing the life of an innocent person 😢

[@ismayb754]

What's the point of having probation if it's not monitored?

[@lc6636]

@@ismayb754The probation officer gets a check and retirement benefits from the taxpayers.

[@andryiad9467]

Such a cruel and heartless person. He doesn’t deserve to ever walk free. The disregard for his crime was so insulting! And to know this poor child will grow without a father over senseless and pure evil is heartbreaking. Jail is too good for him.

[@loveforeignaccents]

Well, *prison, but, yes.

[@katiennine]

I will never forget this case. I was living in Indy at the time and it was horrifically heart breaking. He was such a beautiful soul and it just doesn't make any sense. 😢

[@dgcoram1]

This story really hit me hard. I would have enjoyed meeting the victim and feel so sad and proud of his wife for her strength

[@x77punk77x]

This is not a “botched robbery.” This is a thrill-kill homicide with robbery as a pretext, like many such shootings, especially those involving juveniles who have faced scant penal consequences for developing their criminal careers. Juvenile-enacted violent crime is up all over the U.S. yet again, including in my area. A group of teens in the neighboring county recently tried to stage a hit job on another minor on a freakin’ school bus ffs but lucky for that target and the delinquents, the gun jammed. With enough of these types of cases, the pendulum tends to swing hard towards tough-on-crime laws/policies, even regarding defendants who are minors. There’s also a growing movement for adults who allow minors access to firearms, including assault-type weapons, to be held criminally culpable, which I am all for.

[@michellemueller7288]

This is such a sad story. How dare someone kill another person just because. 🥺😞

[@mimiwins1]

I admire his brother’s strength. To say his brother will still be there to listen to him even though he isn’t physically there. I truly believe that ❤

[@ni_co523]

I hope the 16 yr old won’t ever have the chance to get out of prison. Not only did he take an innocent man’s life but also his daughter’s chance of experiencing life with her dad.

[@Aliciapaige777]

What a horrible, unfair, tragic case. My heart breaks for his family.💛💛💛

[@ronnysharma6767]

Watching videos of his wife and daughter at the end. It's so heart breaking. A whole life gone, and for what? Literally absolutely no reason. A senseless murder. Lives impacted. A daughter who will never have gotten to known what would have been a loving father. A potentially very happy family that would have forged very lasting memories together. All of that, taken away in an instant, and for absolutely no reason.

[@GenXfrom75]

He was laughing and just had ZERO remorse! He should NEVER be released! 🤬🤬🤬

[@melisentiapheiffer3034]

He doesn't seem to be living in reality.

[@guywiththebottle]

Watching him smile walking down the prison hall, in front of a camera, shows how out of touch with reality the man is. Even if I recognize that anyone can be filmed at an unfortunate moment. He also looks like the wiley type you would stay clear off in school. The type who would be willing to get into all kinds of stuff when he was with his friends. He would be nobody on his own, but as soon as his friends are there, he would get away with anything. He must have been failed by a lot of people.

[@simoneneveragain2939]

My heart aches for such a fine man to be robbed of his life. The daily agony and loss his wife and little girl suffer each day is to much to bear when will we as a nation step up and hold people accountable for their horrific actions? I feel for the terrible childhoods experienced by so many but can not, will not ever excuse them for their evil deeds.

[@VioletJoy]

I feel badly for these children being raised in such a violent culture. It's not an excuse, but an explanation of how someone can get to that point, especially at such a young age. It's a very sad reality of life, but it's simply not fair to allow violent criminals to roam the streets, risking the lives of innocent people. He has no business ever getting out of prison. Society would not be safe.

[@lisapop5219]

So incredibly sad! How could they keep letting him off?

[@roserocks1979]

To lazy to do something is my guess.

[@laleona776]

I think those that keep letting him off should have to 'help' these 'kids' in their homes with their families- from the judges to the D.A.'s (with lenient sentences, if ANY) to the defending attys. I'm also all for parole board members who let them out yrs early to house them as well- since they feel so secure letting them in among us! It's only FAIR!

[@VioletJoy]

​@roserocks1979 I've never understood that response. It's just odd to think that a judge doesn't think these things through. It really doesn't take more effort to sentence him to something other than rehab, counseling, and probation. It's more likely that he had a stern talking to by the judge who wanted to give him a chance to change. Unfortunately, he was given way too many chances. Some of the arrests were for stuff like weed. Having possession of a gun is a totally different story. He should have gotten time for that.

[@JorgePetraglia2009]

What it is beyond comprehension is the fact that the probation officer, criminally neglecting his duties, got away with just quitting his job. On top of it all, this troubled kid will come out of prison by the time he is 45 with a master degree on how to be a better criminal, if he doesn't get killed in there due to his violent behaviour. All and all , Nathan is gone for ever and another young person wasted his life. I always wonder why so many people, from all over the world, put so much effort to live in such a society. Greetings from Toronto.

[@IceSkater8491]

Justice failed once again. Why am I not surprised? This thug took an innocent life. I hope he rots in prison. RIP, Nathan.

[@JeremiahHexx]

Sounds like the probation officer was a relative, thanks for letting that pos have the freedom to commit crime after crime. What a coward this kid is.

[@SnowWhite717_]

Wow. What a sad sad story. To know that he and his wife were a happy, loving couple excited to meet their daughter and embark on a new journey as a family and have his life taken for absolutely nothing just doesn’t make sense. He was praying his rosary when it happened?!? I just can’t imagine… and for that kid to have been arrested for 29 serious crimes and to be out after only serving 50 days total for all of them is ridiculous. Seems they treated everything lightly which of course gave that 16 yr old kid the feeling he was untouchable. When he finally murders two people for no reason then they take it seriously. Really?!? Too little too late! The kid was running wild and the justice system kept slapping him on the wrist for what? He’s a juvenile? They need to put a limit on the number of crimes a kid can commit somehow to be considered to be treated as an adult for crimes so the severity of punishment is actually punishment. Now in 2023 the crime rate is higher than ever and the justice system is even more lax on punishment. If you watch the news you can plainly see it. Murders, robberies, car jackings, shootings, shop lifting… then to find out the perpetrators are repeat offenders who should have been incarcerated is infuriating! I hope Jennifer and her daughter are living the best life and that nothing so true ever happens again. Rest in Peace Nathan ❤

[@l.m.d.4084]

it's called black privilege.

[@truenokill]

Crime was just as bad in the 70s and 80s and even lower now

[@dianeshannon7988]

Agree

[@sjbonadonna]

There needs to be repercussions for the people in the legal system that allow criminals like this to be walking the streets while violating probations and waiting on a court date for a LIST of other crimes.

[@nickrogers1124]

This is one of the most heartbreaking cases I’ve come across.. this one really got to me 😢

[@kimwalsh]

This was Truly Criminal RIP Nathan You will always be in the hearts of those who love you.

[@colourqueen22]

I'm balling my eyes out. It's been almost 10 years and I cannot imagine the pain she has been through 😢

[@leanneharcourt8149]

It always amazes me when loved ones of the victim forgives the killer and asks for prayers for them, how do they have so much strength amd forgiveness? Thankfully I haven't been thru it but I really don't think I'd have the same strength. I do admire those who can as I can imagine holding on to hate does you more harm than good. Thoughts for Nathan's wife, child and loved ones ❤️ 💕

[@adambane1719]

Man murdered in cold blood loses his life and this MAN HATING channel makes it all about his "poor wife" This GENDER BASED HATE CHANNEL is an absolute DISGRACE !!!!!

[@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat]

Such a wonderful couple. It’s heartbreaking.

[@missindependent1973]

Damn man, this one hits a bit harder. I hike through a conservation area every single day for at least an hour between 5-6:30 am. I can’t imagine someone taking my life while I’m trying to remain healthy. 😢 Why did he have to be killed? Oh, and I really don’t care how shitty a persons childhood was. This kid needs to be locked up for life. Let him out & he’ll do it again 🤬

[@rt66vintage16]

Why don't you take advantage of our 2nd amendment?

[@katarzynamariamuszynska2811]

If he is so careless and evil in such young age ,something wrong with him so he needs to be locked up for life

[@fathinsyafiqah2112]

This case is so heartbreaking

[@alison4316]

This one got me more than usual. Thank you for your diligent research, your kindhearted consideration of victims and their families, and, as always, your hard work. ❤️

[@sumerashoaib8891]

I literally cried after watching this case Such a dear fellow

[@KimKuznetsov2721]

This is another reason juveniles shouldn’t be just let out. They need to be charged as adults, cause he wouldn’t have killed this amazing innocent man. I don’t normally agree with families suing after a death in this case the family should have sued probation and the city. His “troubled childhood” has nothing to do with him killing an innocent law abiding man. He should have got life without parole. This is why criminals continue to do what they do.

[@mitchlrp]

The best narration of crime stories on the net.

[@alejandromolinac]

I personally like this channel as she never gives personal opinion monologues or moral grand standings ….

[@setghanbingfest4988]

What the hell is wrong with the justice system.... keep these creeps off the streets!

[@katiefreebie]

i will never understand why people forgive people that do such horrible things like murder? i think that’s the most unforgivable thing ??? i would NEVER forgive someone who hurt a family member. time helps heal whether you forgive or not

[@robyn2628]

especially when the person hasnt even repented or asked for forgiveness.

[@RockyR818]

I totally agree! I can gain a certain amount of peace about what happened without forgiving someone like that. No, I'm not going to embrace you, visit you, make life better for you in prison, etc. I don't need your validation after you shattered an aspect of my life.

[@VioletJoy]

Usually, they believe it's the right thing to do spiritually. However, there is zero evidence for any gods, as is extremely evident in this case. What a horrific tragedy to lose your life while praying.

[@One-Ring-To-Rule-Them-All]

I think the forgiveness is the only path to truly heal from a tragedy like this. If you keep hold to your resentment, it will poison you from inside...

[@SaintCharbelMiracleworker]

Forgiveness isn't for the perpetrators good, it's for the good of the person doing the forgiving so that resentment/bitterness/hatred/revenge doesn't take a stranglehold.

[@gabrielcraig8928]

Young kids like this just ruining their young lives b4 it even starts. My bother was killed by a 16 17yr old smh just makes no sense out here. Rest well Nathan

[@gurltalk]

I remember this case. It happened where I live in Indianapolis. This was terrible! This young man was minding his own budiness out walking. I live about 12 min from where this happened. Downright sad and disgusting what that bbuuuummmmm did to him. 😔

[@AntiMasonic93]

We like the Hoosier state.

[@magellantv]

Wow, what a senseless and tragic case. Thank you for bringing light to this!

[@lorry3495]

This made me cry. Jennifer must be such a kind soul if she could forgive like that. I just felt anger when he walks along laughing. May Jennifer and her daughter be blessed for the rest of their lives!

[@mcrozz69]

9 house arrest violations, just the tip of the iceberg. It wasn't just probation, it was the entire justice dept of Indianapolis that failed...chance after chance to people who play the system for everything it's worth. Probation officer isn't the only one that should resign. But his wife's strength through all this is amazing. God bless her and his entire family.

[@777colin1]

Such a tragic and beautiful story. Once again this Truly Criminal channel is the premier crime channel. RIP Nathan, you have a beautiful daughter to carry on your legacy. May the Angels give you wings to fly

[@tanyachristensen5330]

As is too often the case,he shouldn't have been free to begin with. Rest in peace Nathan. My condolences to Nathan's family and friends. 🕊️🙏

[@VioletJoy]

Absolutely devastating. Nathan was such a good man. He and Jennifer were such a sweet couple just living their beautiful life before everything was cut short. I'm sorry to say, but it's just not worth going for walks in the dark in a rough neighborhood. The fact that he was praying says a lot about "god", but I'll leave it at that. My heart goes out to Jennifer, Cecilia, Nathan's siblings, Nathan's parents, and all who loved him. 💔😥💔

[@rt66vintage16]

Too bad he wasn't carrying, totally different outcome

[@VioletJoy]

@@rt66vintage16 No doubt.

[@midnightmadness5307]

May Nathan rest in peace, their daughter didn't have a chance to meet her Daddy, this is so sad.

[@shoddypockets9666]

I don't want to spend another second thinking about the killer. He doesn't deserve it. Instead, That little baby girl and her mother can have my love and strength and all the happiness in the world x

[@farishageorge6464]

So young and his list is so long. He needs life to learn something from this,he killed an innocent man,took a father away from his child.

[@pyxelated2468]

What horrible irony that this kid gets shot in neck and survives yet the poor man that he shot in the stomach for no reason doesn’t survive. Such a tragedy.

[@smugandsmarmy]

You two always do such an amazing job with these cases; you’re factual and accurate and you always make sure to honor the victims and make the story about them and their family and friends. I hope you’re proud of yourselves, you really deserve it.

[@wesner326]

This is so sickening. He has no respect for human life. He’s evil. Should be locked up for the rest of his life. Menace to society.

[@mmul.568]

50 days?! 🥴🥴 that’s wild- there’s people that are doing lengthy sentences for weed charges!

[@louisaklimentos7583]

This case broke my heart . RIP Nathan !

[@kkathrynkndl9598]

Lock him away and throw away the key!! His child hood has nothing to do with this nor any of the other crimes he’s committed. He’s an awful animal. No emotions. He will kill again if let out.

[@VioletJoy]

His childhood had nothing to do with this? Do you think he would have ended up being a violent criminal of he had been raised in a safe, loving home? Until we as a society recognize this violent culture and work toward changes, then the cycle will continue.

[@daron8982]

look at them laughing! they have no emotions or mercy for taking someone elses life. if people like them run to you with a gun, dont do what they say but run cos you have more chance of survival than doing what they ask as they they will defenetly kill you for nothing

[@jamesl9371]

And I think anyone violating probation should be immediately sent back to prison! Don’t be lenient with repeat offenders!

[@Offu-cz9wl]

I’m somewhat a nerd and analytics guy and I noticed that the majority of your videos have at least 1/2 the number of views (or more) of your entire channel subscribers. Where most other channels have 1/8 to 1/10 of their subscribers actually viewing their videos. Kind of random thing to say but it is impressive to say the least. Keep up all that you do and how engaging your videos are 💙🙏🏼👏🏻

[@CJLOVE23]

Perfect timing!! My absolute favorite true crime channel ❤ Love you ladies!!!

[@smurfiennes]

Why was he always let loose? It must’ve been frustrating for police when the justice system fails them.

[@Quizack]

You can’t send them to prison when they commit serious violent crimes, that’s racism. They need to be given house arrest and 10 chances when they’ve got 29 separate convictions for violent crimes at the age of 16. This fine upstanding man was on his way to Harvard, if only he wasn’t arrested on his 9th chance at house arrest.

[@jamesage24]

​​@user-dq9rz9ku2i He would've been a doctor or scientist. Diversity is our strength!

[@proudlakerfan]

There are people who are beyond rehabilitation that they must never be allowed to walk among us ever again. One such person is this killer who callously took Nathan Trapuzzano's life.

[@maxine3587]

I agree.

[@tracyrasmussen8117]

Nathan sounds like a wonderful, God fearing man! Such a shame that his life was snuffed out and in exchange we get to fund this monster for years to come. Life just isn't fair sometimes.

[@VioletJoy]

It says a lot that he was murdered while praying. What a gut wrenching reality check. Here was this kind, innocent man just taking a walk, only to be gunned down. "God" didn't protect him. I'm sorry, but that's the harsh reality of life.

[@UC-Jf_YAvw4Apbz-SAVM3p2A]

he was such a good husband and son. its particularly hard to lose someone who is so good to you. i hope the wife and family are doing well. she has remarried btw

[@Ontheroxxwithsalt]

When someone says they were hanging with the wrong crowd I always call them out. I ask them if maybe it's THEM who is the wrong crowd?

[@annabellelee4535]

Wait, you're saying the family who isn't behind bars and seem to be law abiding is the wrong crowd and gangbangers, killers, and other criminals are the right crowd? Why?

[@Witchofthewoods.]

Unbelievably vile how Adams was laughing while walking into court and his family defending him too?! That's beyond disrespectful! 😠

[@KackieJennedy]

Very unfair that he survived. Especially blood-boiling seeing him laughin' it away in&out of the courtroom 😡 R.I.P.

[@nes123ification]

I feel for his wife & baby girl who will never actually know her dad. His wife is so lucky to have a piece of him, in her.

[@jessicaellina3878]

What a tearjerker😢 Sweet Cecilia is the image of her dad...so glad that Jennifer has her gorgeous daughter as Nathan lives on through her.Sorry that sewar rat survived his injuries. The family are bigger people than me and have my utmost repect for upholding their strong Christian values. I just couldn,t have done it. Best wishes to mum and her daughter as they forge on through life without Nathan.May they feel peace ❤

[@Lrkkk]

Seeing the kid all smiling and laughing i just wanna slap him so bad ughhh!! RIP to Nathan.❤

[@katlynn744]

Anyone that kills another person should be in jail for life. A life for a life. Why should anyone be free that took someone else’s life? They shouldn’t but justice systems don’t work.

[@VioletJoy]

It was a plea deal. If he hadn't pleaded guilty, it would have gone to trial, which would have been traumatic and devastating for Nathan's family. That's why plea deals exist. Hopefully he'll never get out.

[@akumvoyla5078]

Very touching and heartbroken for his wife

[@cycorealm35]

It’s a tragedy how the trash of society kills productive valuable members of society! Wish they had given him the death penalty. He has already lost his right to live among us.

[@laqueenawilliams4762]

The black community are always under funded and this is the result. Don’t blame the kid because he’s just the product of what y’all created.

[@blahxblahxblah100]

Interesting.

[@gordonaliasme1104]

​​@@blahxblahxblah100 Troll,or just a saddo. Your channel has no content.

[@paulineerwin7685]

I am quite the avid ‘true crime’ addict and have learned of so many atrocious cases- but this is SO bittersweet 💔. RIP Nathan and thankyou Lord , that his family are steeped in strong faith . They have coped so graciously , when I , like many others, would have been left bitter , twisted and never seeing any light ever again .. ❤from N.Ireland ❤

[@aqeelahallie-nb9rh]

This excuse for a human being should have gotten death penalty. His smile is sickening no remorse whatsoever and then this monster still gets a chance of parole. Disgusting

[@helenrichards7465]

Why the hell was he walking the streets??? He should have been locked up and the key thrown away. A completely avoidable death, yet again.

[@loveforeignaccents]

Good God, that was sad. Glad Jennifer is staying strong and in good mental health to take care of her daughter. Hope that lowlife never gets out on parole. RIP, Nathan... definitely seemed like a good one and gone too soon, Thanks for sharing the story & have a good one, sisters.

[@lepepus]

This one was rough. He looked like such a good, smart and valuable human being. What a sensless tragedy

[@TheCusita93]

My condolences to the wife and daughter and his family and friends. I'm sure he will be missed and never forgotten. Life can be cruel, that's for sure... We just have to keep going and not let the pain and grief consume us. We have to find the reason that keeps us going.