The Snapped Case of Lois Riess

Lois Riess was a kindly old granny living in Minnesota, until one day she wasn't. She had enough of her husband, she wanted to gamble, and went on the run. Doing so, she would have to steal another woman's identity, and then disappear...
Thank you to Nikolas James for suggesting this story!
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[@Bea1994uty]

My therapist: And what do we do when we are sad? Me: Watch Mike.

[@ThatChapter]

Hahaha if it helps I'm happy!

[@Bea1994uty]

@@ThatChapter You have no idea! I am baking christmas cookies and watching this - best treatment.. :-D

[@AlanaWaffles]

Literally me laying depressed on the floor watching this video

[@setnomA]

Watch “tree” of Mikes videos

[@wayfaring_stranger_]

Same.

[@jennifermartin7461]

The fact that her husband saved her after an attempted suicide only for her to kill him later, is just chilling

[@iamV10010]

I agree! So cold... Do you believe her about him handing her the gun and telling her to kill herself? I feel like she's just trying to make it look like he pushed her to kill him. What sad, sad story this is.

[@jennifermartin7461]

@@iamV10010 I thought about that too. But I concluded that if she really was just disgusted about what he said she wouldn't have gone on to commit such a heinous crime against Pam.

[@iamV10010]

@@jennifermartin7461 yeah, true. Her kids must be in agony. I hope they find some peace.

[@jennifermartin7461]

@@iamV10010 me too!

[@TonySamedi]

@@iamV10010 Yeah that's exactly why I don't believe her. I can understand depression, I truly do. I could even buy if someone said that to you after an attempt you might kill them, but then to go on and kill someone else to steal their identity? And then to be obviously planning to do it to someone else after that? We know she's capable of killing someone who didn't do any wrong to her. If there was a history of people saying her husband was awful or abusive, sure, but unless I missed it there's none of that.

[@bansidheaz]

Gotta love it when you hear someone described as a "granny" then 30 seconds later learn that she's one year older than you are... :)

[@cielecelestine3469]

But she literally was a grandmother...

[@bansidheaz]

@@cielecelestine3469 I don't know how old you are, but there will come a time when you'll be shocked to realize that you're old enough to be included in the "granny" category.

[@jeffreyho8281]

Thats okay, most grannies are cool! Except for this one and a few others apparently...

[@sherryrees4007]

@@bansidheaz I'm a 65 y/o granny, and it shocks me everyday to realize that I'm not 17 anymore!

[@derstoffausdemderjoghurtis]

Some people get children even earlier then she did.

[@ZombieSazza]

Nah she didn’t just snap, this was extremely well planned. She befriended Pam with the intention of stealing her identity and killing her, she was rotten a long time ago

[@TahtahmesDiary]

This part and it’s beyond sad to think Pam thought she found a nice new friend but really was likely chosen because she had similar features. 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@celeca7]

And this is after she stole her sister’s inheritance

[@tinmendez4121]

I don't think she planned this. She has probably lived her entire manipulating and using people. To her, it's normal Sociopaths are scary.

[@Chrisisplays]

@@tinmendez4121 Work on your punctuation before you diagnose people you have never been in the same room with.

[@herminaescamilla8537]

Exactly she didn't Snap she was a Narcissistic Self Serving Sociopath who killed to serve herself n to save her own Hyde... There's video of her Laughing n "enjoying" herself after she committed the Murders...

[@boopthesnoot4465]

Wow kudos to that manager for spotting her and actually acting on it, he probably saved lives by doing that.

[@boopthesnoot4465]

@@ravestationlive dudeee i didn't think of that he definitely deserves it.

[@quickchris10comcast]

And I am sure Dirty's is delish. You gotta love a "greasy spoon.". Neener, neener, neener, Covid! You can't take away our memories. I am sure there will be a new standard for food service, the greasy spoon will go away, and so will that newspaper in which they wrap the "chips" in the UK.

[@blahblahblahblah2837]

@@quickchris10comcast What a strange tangent to go down...

[@tatakae3773]

That "HI" tho when she called the Authorities. (Friend of Loise)

[@Skittenmeow]

Absolutely, especially in the face of his staff being disbelieving. Many people doubt what they've seen if their peers don't agree. Also great to go out and check her car.... maybe just to confirm his suspicions but perhaps in the back of his mind he wanted to be able to provide the vehicle details to police if she left before they arrived (ie in same car as they were hunting or had found a new car and needed to update the APB).

[@paulandrews7622]

"Gambling addiction ruins lives" "No it doesn't ! " "Wanna Bet ?" Sorry.

[@ihawms950]

Lol

[@ashleewhittlesey7874]

🤣

[@ashleymariestack20]

Ooo... 😆

[@jimmyzhao2673]

boo

[@katiec4947]

Ha!

[@kristinegoodman7534]

Can you imagine traveling with your friend to spread your husband's ashes and she ends up dead. So sad.

[@a.walters123]

“They were married for turdy five years.” This is one of the reasons I love this channel.

[@doom4067]

It sounds like the years were indeed turdy.

[@KathrinIG]

Finally someone mentions this. 😍 I love his accent. And that is one of the most awesome features of it. 👌

[@BeRightBack131]

Lol. And tree turdy tree 🤣

[@nancydavis4618]

Lol me too

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

​@@KathrinIGnot really his accent. He does the turdy on purpose

[@ximiditi]

“She was already gone....gone next door” - I love when Mike gets sassy 💁‍♀️

[@MichoacanaRobertson]

I know you wrote this a month ago, but thought I’d share that I said “Sassy!” out loud when he said that, and then read your comment and made my day! 🤣

[@ximiditi]

@@MichoacanaRobertson hahahahaah that’s AMAZING

[@terijackson2010]

I love his sassiness and his timing

[@MichoacanaRobertson]

@@terijackson2010 right!? Every video has a point where I think to myself “damn Mike! Sassy!” 🤣🤣🤣

[@eliottsmith6908]

Isn't that always?

[@Nadia72639]

Over a long period of time she tried to steal her family's money, killed her husband, drained him of his money, and killed an innocent woman to steal her identity. This ain't a "snap", she _wanted_ this. She wanted a second life and she knew exactly how she was going try to get it.

[@youropinionsareshitandsoar1954]

Thank God that never happened

[@fightinggamegod1043]

I only wonder how did she think she would get away with it she knew eventually they would find the body in the hotel and identify the woman immediately calling bs on whoever uses her cards or trying to impersonate her and how did no one in the hotel hear a gunshot

[@robertm3951]

She befriended a woman for the purpose of killing her. That is plain evil/

[@davidbennett9691]

@@fightinggamegod1043 Nobody ever said she was smart - just evil.

[@dalekwatcher]

Reminds me of The Serpent. Netflix just did a dramatised version of the story. Same thing. Stealing ID’s, murder and then moving forward to the next set of victims. True story, worth a watch.

[@alexismichelle6330]

“Losing streak Lois” looks so content with herself in her mugshot. Like she’s holding back a laugh. Its creepy

[@wattsit2u]

Pamela Hutchinson is my deceased cousin…most of the facts are accurate some were glossed over due to time allotted for this. We were the relatives who were to meet Pam at her home in Bradenton the Saturday after she was murdered on Thursday…we lived this nightmare and although we’re thankful for the manager at Dirty Als for taking action and thankful that she has life sentences without the possibility of parole we’re deeply saddened and disturbed that the justice system would move her to Minnesota to serve her time so she could be close to family! We are forever without our Pam here in earth! Where is the justice in that? I pray that Pam and her mother…my Aunt Sharon haunts Losing Streak Lois every night! A gambling addict who wouldn’t gamble with her life and took a plea deal so SHE could live! She may be locked up but she can see her family and friends. So unfair!!!

[@anjicollins5130]

Wow,so sorry for u n family,,, what an evil inhuman coward,a monster! Bless u all n rip to all who passed 🙏🏼💔

[@IAmStillHere-ws4jc]

I’m so sorry for your loss. It is really unfair.

[@melissajacobs5822]

It is a load of crap & im truly sorry for your loss

[@cdd4248]

I get sick to my stomach when I think about pissing away that much money.

[@mildredpierce4506]

Isn't that horrible? If she bought expensive cars and jewelry and went on exotic vacations, that would make sense but to just gamble it all away? Ludicrous. I watch the show Hoarders a lot and some of the hoarders have spent thousands upon thousands of dollars on thrift store items think they had real value. One woman inherited either $40,000 or $400,000 and totally wasted on junk. She didn't fix up her home. She didn't buy a car. She just spent it all on junk. She was addicted to shopping and hoarding just like Lois was addicted to gambling.

[@spenck7740]

@@mildredpierce4506 yeah I totally understand drug addiction, as a recovering heroin addict myself it's clear how much physically addicting drugs change your brain chemistry and make you a slave to getting more of the substance to not get sick from withdrawals that make you want to die, but to be addicted to something like gambling? I just don't get the appeal, that they can piss off thousands of dollars in a day for little to no reward. Even if they win, doing heroin feels better than a lotto win, so I don't understand what "euphoric reward" in their brain makes them continue to keep gambling so foolishly

[@onedaynoreason2572]

@@spenck7740 heeey 4 years clean my friend. I spent a lot but certainly not half a mill. Good luck and stay clean friend 😘

[@theotherme5538]

Ugg! Right!? I spent about a year with a gambling addict ...that addiction is uglier than heroin. EVERY SINGLE DIME goes to the casino.

[@laurahoward5426]

Me too...stolen money.....her inheritance and her sister's inheritance

[@saraa1741]

I'm here for my date with Mike. Let's give it a gooooo.

[@ThatChapter]

Sounds good to me!

[@ilrflowers6743]

@@ThatChapter yooo mike securing the w 👏

[@marcusjay8103]

@@ThatChapter Oi. Ya dirrrrrty dooog 😉 Thought we had an 'understanding' we wouldn't see others 🙄 Pffffft...

[@Lisasanti1]

@@marcusjay8103, LOL. Mike has many loves. We might have a problem.

[@kerryann2041]

@@Lisasanti1 what a player ....🤔😂

[@KAT_FormerlyNosferKatu]

Being a compulsive gambler myself for over "turty" years, I know all to well the depths of despair and guilt the disease brings. (Living in Las Vegas doesn't exactly help.) I admit to many self harm incidents, but never one thought of harming another to get money back or fund my illness. Admitting my addiction to family and friends was the biggest, hardest, most embarrassing step. But, my God...The weight off my shoulders, ending my great lie was the BEST thing I could have done! It was the beginning of my healing. I am now 2 years 'sober', but not without treatment and support. Thank you Mike, for advising people like me to get help. You are kind and sensitive❣

[@Sammstar420]

i am very glad you are 'sober' now, but i just wanted to say thank you for saying "turdy" lmfaooooooooo. i love it when he says that i giggle like every time lmao.

[@KAT_FormerlyNosferKatu]

@@Sammstar420 Thanks hon❣️ I wrote that awhile ago and can't believe I'm STILL not gambling! It's weird. Oh, Mike 2-t's it though. As in "turty" (could also be spelled "tirty"). I swear I always hear that 2nd letter t. I could be mishearing. Maybe he d's the 2nd one sometimes. Either way, he's feckin' adorable, right?

[@Sammstar420]

@@KAT_FormerlyNosferKatu lmao yes he is.

[@varzivalczervantes6876]

@@KAT_FormerlyNosferKatu For me it's when he says tree (three) when talking about number of kids or people. Immediately get memories of Archer complaining about ents. Lol

[@therealwilfreddierkes9980]

My mom and aunt were the same way. And I never actually noticed how out of control it was until many years later. Slowly, over time, they would lose their house, and everyone around them but me. My mom would call me crying for cigarettes and necessities. I would gather my kids in the car, go get what they needed and made the hour drive to their house. I figured they took care of me and took me in at a time in my life, where my real mother didn’t want me. They are gone now and I miss them everyday. I wish they had the chance to realize they needed help. You have my ultimate support and am so happy I stumbled onto your comment. -your fan from California. P.S. was just in Vegas last weekend and was irate to find out that the only buffet open was at Caesars! Outrage! 😡🤗😆

[@k45207]

This sounds like a plot to a Melissa McCarthy movie

[@Rawrimapebble]

Bye

[@dougyreidmusic9152]

About as funny as one aswell

[@gavinwesterlind7643]

this comment made me lol. That doesn’t happen often

[@FC-hj9ub]

Except the murder

[@hunter_craig]

Pam and I were neighbors for about a year and a half in Virginia and I remember hearing about this when it happened. She was a very friendly and approachable person and I have several good and funny memories of her. It’s terrible how she was taken advantage of and preyed upon by Lois in the absolute worst way possible. This is the most collective and informative video I’ve seen about this case. I was already subscribed before this but gotta say thanks Mike for the detailed video! RIP Pam and David.

[@faniaria2090]

Thank you for talking about your experience, It just goes to show that these horrible things really can happen to anyone, the everyday people who are just like people next door, or even ourselves. May she be remembered as the kind of woman she was and rest in peace.

[@Aaron-rd3cd]

🧢

[@jaebrowne6780]

I believe this comment is that of the cap variety

[@bodegaconnoisseur2548]

Honestly I think Mike and Co. deserve a show on some kind of cable or streaming service. A+++

[@jesseporter3397]

@@jaebrowne6780 only a weirdo would think someone is weird enough to make up a story like that. Literally nothing of controversy or dramatic was stated, and it was communicated in the dialect of a middle age woman who has no understanding of why anyone would cap on a youtube comment section. The internet has ruined alot of things

[@funwithoutpants]

I doubt that a man is going to hand a gun to woman in a heated argument. Sounds like she's victim blaming.

[@notknightbean]

It sounds like an excuse. I’d bet she planned his murder and then planned to slip away and keep killing till she got caught.

when authorities document it, and media repeats it, dumbing down and insulting our intelligence is frankly getting old, I' tired of idiots trying to get me to believe them

[@zarasbazaar]

I had a friend who was being held hostage by her landlord. At one point he handed her a gun and told her to shoot him.

[@iNeedScissors61]

@@zarasbazaar we call this anecdotal evidence and it holds no water. Kinda seems like the landlord in your story might be a lot less stable than the VICTIM in this story...

[@onedaynoreason2572]

Every killer does this though. Every single one tries to mitigate or lessen their actions once they've been caught - why are you only just now noticing?

[@boogiemonstermom677]

She's smiling like the Cheshire cat in her mugshot 🥺 What about the woman she killed in cold blood? Where's the apology to her and her husband? 🤨

[@keychain3039]

She doesnt have any because shes an evil individual.

[@emmagatewood3898]

She looks quite pleased with herself. Like she just went on some lark of an adventure, as opposed to a murder spree. What an utter freak of nature🤢

[@boogiemonstermom677]

@@emmagatewood3898 for real 😬

[@KT-83]

She wanted to kill her self, but was afraid of the death penalty. That makes sense...

[@andrewmaina8422]

I believe the Death Penalty, you are in isolation for 23 hours in a day and you are only let out for one hour of exercise to keep your joints moving. Perhaps that is why folks avoid it like the plague. For you are already dead before being dead. You die mentally, pretty much go insane, then die physically. Imagine being alone in a room for 23 hours a day for 10 years!

[@smith549371]

She never wanted to, its a cry for help. The people that want to don't do it where they'll be found straight away and they do a good enough job that they can't be saved. It was a way to avoid her responsibilities and consequences for a while.

[@Proxinem]

Lois the type of woman to hand herself in for the $5000 reward

[@loveforeignaccents]

LOL - you got that right!

[@kyleadam8514]

Underrated comment 😂

[@isaacnation4116]

And put it all on red at the nearest casino.

[@rosenars6665]

Heheheheh

[@Gourami_x]

The wise old man is indeed very wise

[@Weller85]

In a country of c. 350m, she was recognised by someone from her town of

[@maebandy]

Well she was renting the vacation home from her in her own name so, not that difficult to needle her out of the haystack. Everybody back home knew Lois, Lois less concerned with those not of benefit to her, had no idea who owned the place.

[@psalmsreader7997]

Right? There is a God.

[@harryshepherd4232]

@@psalmsreader7997 Tell that to the innocents who were murdered because your benevolent God allowed them to be killed for a 23 minute video to be made

[@tiffaninichole]

@@harryshepherd4232 God didn’t kill those people. Other evil humans did. God gives us free will as humans and there are some terrible humans.

[@bigmacsauce1953]

@@harryshepherd4232 did God pee peein your morning coffee?

[@cajuncowart]

Imagine being the guy she was taking to when apprehended 🤯 quite literally dodged a bullet!

[@reignman30]

Imagine his disappointment in that moment though, probably thought he was about to get lucky. Poor guy probably hasn't gotten lucky in awhile either.

[@buyerbware25]

Imagine being a parent whose child had daycare with Lois.

[@tellmeofyourhomeworldusul6060]

Imagine the betrayal of this whole family by this woman just so she could go play the slots. It’s amazing that she wasn’t revealed as a sociopath earlier. Absolutely no empathy or care for anyone but herself

[@hudsonlongshaft7279]

Made me chuckle when he said, “that’s just how he texts, didn’t use his tums”. The accent just makes all his stories less grim, along with the colloquialisms

[@jamaicasky]

Yes and he said twenny turd and tree days

[@jessn.2665]

Yeah it makes it so I can watch even more true crime because I don’t have to take a break as often due to being super bummed out.

[@randyrawdingii5135]

I wanted to make a joke about twenty turd and tree kids but you and prolly quite a few others beat me to it. Ahhh, the best story-teller in the business, Mikey is!

[@alexradice8163]

Detracts from his content A LOT

[@itsneveramannequinduncan6678]

Lmao. I was like, what the heck is TUMS?!?! Took me TOO long to figure out that he meant Thumbs!!

[@phoenixdavida8987]

Man I've been addicted to ACTUAL hard drugs in my time and I could NEVER imagine killing someone over it! That's fucking crazy.

[@thesunbehindthesun1574]

Same. Never once in my 7 year opioid addiction did I even rob anyone. Some people have that drive to do evil, with or without drugs/addiction.

[@cw4608]

The evil is present in some people and others it is not. Drugs and alcohol strip away the inhibitions that keep evil in check. Then there are evil people who can do their worst stone cold sober. Glad you beat that. You have a good soul.

[@emm2937]

Proud of you all! Stay strong! You got this!!

[@queerlibtardhippie9357]

how is it fucking crazy? you know what hard drugs can do and you think its crazy??? Drugs literally alter your mind...

[@rebeccajelenawang4306]

I can relate.Some addicts are scumbags,sosipaths,narssistic Ppl.& lack the tendency to feel remorse or guilt if they do something who affects others in an utterly bad way.Others are actaully good at heart.Believe it or not.Sensitive,helpful,care for others,creative,takes care of themselves/personal hygene & so.Actually basically just like any other human being out there.

[@josephjolley6058]

How bout that dude chatting up some elderthot at the bar when she's snatched by a bunch of undercover? That dude is gonna tell that story for the rest of his life...probably from that same bar stool.

[@taylordevore2563]

Elderthot 🤣🤣🤣

[@emmagatewood3898]

Elderthot👏👏👏 I learned a new word! That might have been worth staying up til 3😂

[@hollyfarr7209]

This personally is by far the worst case of gambling addiction I've ever come across.

[@elizabethparsons1071]

My dads saying on gambling has always stuck with me 'I only gamble what I can afford to lose and I can't afford to lose anything'

[@Tiger89Lilly]

My dad told me the same thing.

[@ashleeerin1886]

Exactly

[@b1k2q34]

Lose. Why do so many people confuse loose and lose?

[@elizabethparsons1071]

@@b1k2q34 no one can be right all the time. Mistake corrected

[@b1k2q34]

@@elizabethparsons1071 fair enough.

[@chunkysocks8121]

mike: uploads a new video everyone: let’s head over, have a goo

[@ihawms950]

Lol

[@lynnhoffman247]

Yep! Always 😂

[@kellyc2425]

Turd time today!

[@shekeyviousraven4114]

Yes indeed I rushed home to watch😆

[@glittersoop]

GIVITAGOO

[@PunkyBrewsterx]

"But who will bring the wax worms?!?" Hahaha Mike's commentary always get me 😂

[@jcrazy5412]

"Lois popped into the worm farm to let the lads know...." Me: ....the worms?

[@darkwoods1954]

So she doesn't say sorry for what she did, just about the pain SHE was in. Never mind the people she killed and their families pain. Show's the sort of person she is.

[@jennifermartin7461]

Right!? Like the only way for her to get out of pain was to inflict it onto others

[@ER1CxF]

She killed two people, don't even bother judging her character.

[@carrenpalmer3453]

& unless I missed it, the whale didn't even address the poor victim she killed in Florida.

[@marlas8218]

I noticed that. Selfish witch....

[@tiffprendergast]

Duhhh

[@sircliffordmalcolmjac5870]

How can you take your sister, make yourself her guardian, steal ALL her money and NOTHING happens to you!??! I would think at least SOMEONE would have at least ONE red flag up?

[@brickley07]

Happens more often than u think... its so sad. Your suposed to trust your family.

[@sircliffordmalcolmjac5870]

@@brickley07 yeah, no, i know, it happens way too often! But for no one to realize this lady was gonna do something crazier, thats what i dont understand ya know!

[@mishmish9103]

Usually there's been years of dysfunctional behaviour beforehand that that the family is accustomed to and excuses

[@sircliffordmalcolmjac5870]

@@mishmish9103 yeah but then once something that big happens, someone should step in, that should have had legal ramifications. Once she stole 200 grand from her sister youd think something would at least happen or change at least! I can understand if her family kept enabling her but there should have been some consequence law wise for the money at least youd think

[@brickley07]

@@sircliffordmalcolmjac5870 there absolutly should have been legal action. Im a gaurdian in MN and used to do socail work. It's truly sad. Id bet family didnt want to press charges. Etc. Rural minnesota has very little resources to help. Esp. With addictions like gambling. Still very taboo to go to treatment.

[@briangoldsmith8709]

I find it interesting how, no matter what state these cases take place in, when they show clips of the local news, all of the reporters seem to look and sound exactly the same. Anyway, I love your channel! Thanks for all of the videos.

[@steverogers2603]

Thought this one started in Minnesota, it still managed to work in both Florida and Texas.

[@vikzytoria]

Doesn't seem like Lois snapped. She was rotten for a long time.

[@davidhollenshead4892]

Exactly...

[@melaniewalker5226]

Some people are born evil and she is one of them.

[@angelsantana4358]

You mean Lois

[@lestat305]

Lois

[@vikzytoria]

@@lestat305 haha. Nice one, Lestat.

[@badgerwijohnson4081]

"Don't go on a spree and kill two people.." Talk about information I could have used tree days ago!

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

Hahahah

[@kennyrogers3919]

😂😂😂. 😳

[@tomasviane3844]

"Next up, we have the ol' story of BadgerWi Johnson. Let's have gooo."

[@kings6143]

@@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim your profile name,wtf

[@jamesduncan6729]

@@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim Trump is a good guy, what's your problem?

[@annettekimball1818]

"Darker Than Night" , a novel about a double murder of 2 hunters in Mio, Mi. by brothers Duval in a small town. Other residents who suspected the pair were Terrified to speak up. Took yrs to solve until aMi. State Police investigator pursued. Quite a story. A suggestion for your broadcasst! Love your humor, compassion & forthrightness

[@catlady5359]

I saw that story on a true crime show. I have never forgotten it. The danger of tiny towns with thug families. It was pretty horrifying. It would be interesting to see what Mike would do with it. (Maybe he already covered in the past 2 years. I could’ve missed it.)

[@maroness]

I cannot stop laughing at the way you said "Who would bring the wax worms?" Edit (5 minutes after unpausing): I am no longer laughing

[@bayonetababe9697]

I thought he was saying wax works at first. I’m like he opened a wax museum? How is that making him so much money? Worms makes a lot more sense 😂

[@lloydrobert6182]

The guy she was chatting up, 19:01, didn't bat an eyelid when they snatched her away. He probably thought, "Whew, she was getting on my nerves, anyway!"

[@crazycheeks3]

🤣

[@madisonsimon3727]

He was prob talking to her to keep her there maybe

[@lloydrobert6182]

@@madisonsimon3727 Makes sense. The look on his face said, "Job done!"

[@lloydrobert6182]

@Chris Shaffer LOL

[@nakachinjah7240]

@Chris Shaffer i sound stupid, i am not american, but how does life insurance work, people put a lot of money on life insurance, so that means, when there is emergency, if i put lots of money on life insurance, they take care of me, from the money i put on ?? sorry i'm really that dumb, i heard a lot about people fighting and trying to claim life insurance ... so i f i put alot of money on insurance , when i get old, people take care of me, on hospital from that insurance or????? i did'nt make any sense but that is only what i can guess, i really dont know how it works.... can someone please explain...

[@NotSureIfSrs_x]

Because of this channel, I'm scared to get married, and ever get life insurance... I cant be the only one lol

[@muls9571]

I'm scared to get in any relationship. You never really, truly know anybody.

[@rr8960]

I’ve been married to my best friend for a Long time and trust him implicitly. However if I ever had to date today? I’d definitely be doing background checks!!

[@moniqueuu8777]

Or let anyone know there´s more than $5 in my bank account.

[@SSaNNEE100]

Yeah because everyone dies in the hands of their abusive partners. Listen to yourselves sometimes. I got 8000 euros in 2016, my dad's insurance money after his death, spoke about it publically, had a borderline girlfriend who probably wanted me to use more of that money into her but never tried to kill or rob me :D then I had a boyfriend who had pathological lying problems and all kind of mental health issues and didnt get killed either. Its just because The States are full of crazy people, in my country people rarely do murders. People get most likely killed accidentally in a fight while being drunk and arguing with their partners but as a sober person I dont have this problem as I know my limits :) I suggest moving out of a country that lets crazy people live freely.

[@blahblahblahblah2837]

@@SSaNNEE100 Sounds like your crazy-partner radar needs some improvement. Just because you like to live dangerously and haven't suffered any consequences doesn't mean everyone needs to leave the US. Lol.

[@amandas.7143]

“if you have a gambling problem.... ....get help” thanks mike 😁

[@MS-fb4vs]

This just gave me so many chills. My mother used to live alone in Padre Island. She's in her 60s, but can pass for 50s. And she used to have long blonde/white hair. Watching this just made me insanely thankful that she moved away from that, because she would have been a perfect target for this killer. Oh my God, this scares me.

[@susanhughan2198]

How does her “mental illness” & gambling addiction drive her to murder an innocent woman? She never showed any remorse or any explanation for taking Pamela’s life 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@conditionallyunconditional5691]

She was on the run after murdering her husband. They knew she killed her husband and she was missing..as a fugitive from apprehension. She was very sloppy, according to the first responders. Then she repeats the same deed, convinced it was actually a way out..however her addictions needed tended to also....kill another to cover another. She must've watched a lot of television and decided to write her own script. What a greedy heartless soul.

[@granmabern5283]

Disgusting shame to insult good people who suffer from mental illness. Evil choices are evil choices.

[@joshuajames6707]

Your absolutely right. She is a thug. Plain and simple.

[@justsaying3729]

She gets to Live but Pam doesn't.

[@bethmccreadie3808]

"By the time police arrived, Lois was already gone... Gone next door cuz Dirty Al's was full." That tension building tho lmao

[@lam27nov82]

Yeah I cracked up laughing on that one.

[@onedaynoreason2572]

Same, was a hilarious move!

[@katfromthekong414]

"That's the short and sweet of it ... now let's get into the long and sour of it" 😂 Love Mike's word gymnastics

[@cheecheecho8086]

Lmfao the guy at the bar she was on a date with, he looks so confused

[@peterjongsma5540]

Mike walks into an employment agency with a friend. Got any work? Yes.We need Tree Fellers. Ah well, there's only two of us.

[@OnlyANickel]

lol how long were you holding on to that one?

[@feleciaclemons5074]

🤣😂🤣😅

[@marymckay9426]

😂😂😂

[@peterjongsma5540]

@@OnlyANickel Irish Dad Joke.

[@OnlyANickel]

@@peterjongsma5540 classic

[@selvin-8105]

"My fathers murder was because of my mother's unchecked mental issues." Aaaaand... The embezzlement? Theft? Second murder?

[@hollylolly2630]

We’ve had one murder, aye But what about second murder?

[@AveryCreates]

A mentally sound person doesn't behave this way. I guess the question should be would she have done this if she wasn't an addict? It doesn't make her behavior any less deplorable...but it's worth considering.

[@stalkerbabychild]

@@AveryCreates you could apply that logic to any crime. All of her actions were premeditated and well thought out, she didn't just snap.

[@cleobinx]

@@AveryCreates just being an addict doesn’t make you a convincing killer. Addicts really strung out my kill someone in the moment of an intense high or low but they sure as shit don’t plan complicated murders and stolen identity! I’m an addict myself , opioids which is one of THE WORST, and killing someone never come into my mind

[@anothercleverusername992]

I'd say the _Unchecked Mental Issues_ fit the Bill for all of those things as well...?

[@christys3241]

I ABSOLUTELY Love how you tell these stories.... I'm Hooked, I've watched 3 hours of them so far. This is going to be a long night lol...

[@kylieh123]

The look on the guy she was talking to at the bar when she was arrested, perfect watch people die inside material

[@isabellind1292]

She didn't just snap. Her entire adulthood was a train wreck.

[@vampyrphile8458]

train wreck? faithful husband, business owner, financially independent, kids who loved her...not a train wreck

[@isabellind1292]

@@vampyrphile8458 What does a faithful husband have to do w/it or whether her kids loved her or not? She was only financially independent because she embezzled from their company, embezzled from her employees, duped authorities into believing her sister was incapable to care for herself so she could steal her sister's $200,000 inheritance. And she kept on embezzling as the husband she murdered lay rotting away in their home before she skipped town and murdered another victim. Thank goodness this train wreck was derailed before she lost another game of poker!

[@moviemad56]

@@isabellind1292 I'm wit you sis.

[@isabellind1292]

@@Jesse-cw5pv So is her sister (MN) who was charged w/felony assault in 2019 after intentionally running over her 37 yr old son who she alleges (in a drunken state) dared her to run him over and laid down so she backed up her SUV and did just that, causing severe pelvic injuries.😮(I hope there are no other siblings).

[@donnad6677]

She obviously didn't "snap." She PLANNED. Did a good job of it too...for a good while. She was just a selfish person without a conscious.

[@JackKellyBastardMan]

Her daughter was so quick to not only forgive her mom, but dismiss her father's murder as her mom's neglected mental health issues. Wow.

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

Exactly. I wonder if the daughter is co-dependent and enabling the mom. Plus she killed ANOTHER WOMAN!

[@moebetta4224]

You can't expect the children to be dispassionate. Her dad was dead, her Mom wasn't.

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

@Johnny B Lmao!!!!

[@craigclement5079]

Nice to meat you, Jack Kelly

[@AllTheCloudsArePink]

Well, what else does she have left ? Personally I'm not particularly into blaming the kids or picking apart their grieving processeses. I haven't walked in those shoes, thank God, and so I can't judge the actions they made while in them.

[@desiree9629]

My grandma knew Lois they went to school together in Minnesota. We moved to Corpus from Rochester a year before this happened. Still blows my mind she was just right over the bridge

[@rafanifischer3152]

I went on a gambling binge once. Going broke cured me. That was in 1996. Never been to a casino since. (one strange thing that happened was that I was broke in the Las Vegas airport and I found a bag with $940. That lasted a month since I won enough to pay for the hotel. But that was my last gambling story.)

[@realtalk7832]

Stole* a bag that had $940. The airport has a lost and found. You rummaged through someone's belongings and stole their money and went to spend it.

[@rafanifischer3152]

@@realtalk7832 You are psychic. I could have used your skills on the roulette wheel. Then again you might be just guessing.

[@smith549371]

@@rafanifischer3152 you don't just find a bag in an airport. You stole and were there to steal. Disgusting.

[@issagoodboi]

Can we take a second to appreciate the work that goes into the editing of these videos? Phenomenal. Keep it up mike.

[@usethenoodle]

Exactly!

[@MitziHart]

💛 Absolutely,... now let’s take a Goo!!

[@karenbetts5033]

@@MitziHart LOL!

[@lorieromano]

Couldn't agree more!! Love this show and the quality of work

[@fullymechanical9055]

It's my turd time watching....

[@fourfurrypotatoes]

Imagine being that womans grandchildren and knowing granny killed grandpa and another person ☹️😱

[@mimo_7174]

@chris kibodeauxwhy is that a dumb thing to say? Its just a thought someone was sharing, that cant be right or wrong. Your comment is ironically the dumb one, because it is wrong, then you threw in the remark at the end which made you look twice as dumb.. Getcho facts straight before you go around insulting strangers on the internet

[@tharealgeminiprincess5858]

@@mimo_7174 he was probably just saying it’s obvious that’s y he probs called it dumb

[@quickchris10]

@chris kibodeaux Not all psycho killers are grandparents. When they said she was a granny, I wondered why she didn't wanna stick around and enjoy her grandchildren.

[@nunyabeezness652]

I lived in Miami and remember seeing this on the news….shit was cold.

[@nunyabeezness652]

@chris kibodeaux thts not the point, it’s about the emotional affect it had on the kids

[@chrismills8251]

that guy that just was with her at the bar his whole appearance changed like buddy you got way luckier than you think you got

[@xavierwashington5408]

I like it every time he says “Tree days” gotta love the accent

[@emm2937]

Agreed! The “turd” of something too!

[@zensbleexperience3470]

I do indeed 🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳

[@differenttakethanmost]

That she just hung out, doing her thing with the decomposing corpse of her husband of decades... no soul. Zero conscience. No olfactory sense...👺💩🤢

[@ss4kaioken295]

Olfactory has to do with sense of smell lol

[@kelly_aldridge]

@@ss4kaioken295 They know that.

[@laidbare819]

@@ss4kaioken295 Dead bodies do smell ya know, rather bad. From what I've been told of course 🙄

[@kristrejo8801]

@@ss4kaioken295 yea cause dead bodies reeeeekkkkk like imagine meat rotting in a fridge that got shut off. Thats kinda close to the smell dunno how she was able to step in the house without the smell of rotting flesh slapping her in the face cause two weeks under a blanket in a house is enough to have a strong smell cause 3-5 days after death blood like foam comes from the nose and mouth 1-2 weeks is when body parts start going so the fingernails and teeth come off and the blanket causes heat since in a closed off room with a house thats fully functional and maybe has heat going so accelerate that by dunno a few days to a week he was already starting to reek enough that if she had left the doors and windows open the neighbours would probably smell it from simply just walking by the house

[@sagansrun2932]

Yeah.. it's amazing how many children she took care of.. as a parent I would have be horrified if she had taken care of my kids. 😱

[@kevinr.3542]

".....and he was in QUITE a state of decomposition." (Fade to black, followed by ten second pause to allow for proper disturbing mental image visualization) Mike isn't playing around, he knows how to tell a story!

[@lavendertease]

Had me on the edge of my seat! He's good!

[@kayleighweber1016]

I think that he is one of the BESTEST KZbinrs who's uploading content period not just doing it during theis stupid ass pandemic but of all time. Mike's LITERALLY my absolute FAVORITE youtuber and I know he will be here in 2021 for sure!!!!!!!!

[@hollylolly2630]

Scrolling the comments and read this just as it happened in the video, the suspense was real.

[@pamelapoole8868]

I definitely agree with you on that one yo

[@jnunya1805]

That's the Irish!

[@lisahinton9682]

I can totally see myself going along with Lois Riess were she to approach me on the beach. I would happily have a drink or three with her, splash around in the water a bit, and then happily go to my room to change for dinner, only to come out of the shower to a maniac out to kill me. Just imagine! Poor Pam; May her family find peace.

[@carlosue5472]

I have completely lost my innocence with this channel- I had no idea people were so disgusting and horrible. Thankfully the channel’s humor and humanity is my tether to my last bit of hope in the human race.

[@gypsynikki]

Her children forgave her for her dad, but didn't mention her other victim.

[@TipTheScales27]

Not to mention her sister she screwed over! I’m not buying her story that her husband was a jerk to her

[@sonnypate6808]

I was going to say the same thing. And it's real easy to make up anything her husband supposedly did. He can't give us his side seeing how she executed him. Then her daughter doesn't even acknowledge the perfectly innocent woman she also executed.

[@masterpieces2218]

no shit, someone give them a medal.

[@DannyD-lr5yg]

To be fair, y’all, maybe the kids did both address the sister and the other victim/Pam. Their statements were probably much longer, and could’ve included stuff that just didn’t make its way to the public, like: “Your actions have brought our family unbelievable pain, both through the death of our father, and the financial exploitation of your sister. And I can’t even fathom the suffering of Pam’s family. .... I’m thankful for my upbringing, but it will be a long time before I could consider seeing you again.”

[@sonnypate6808]

@@DannyD-lr5yg Her daughter's public statement was on the news at the time. I can't remember word for word. But she referred to Pam's murder a a unfortunate incident or some such. Then she said what Mike said about her mom being forgiven.

[@theoracletempleoflovelight2222]

So Lois decided to completely forget she was a mother and grandmother ? What a great daycare owner operator , imagine if your kids were looked after in her daycare !

[@davidhollenshead4892]

Time to check them for scars from having a kidney removed...

[@lailag2590]

I went to her daycare a few times as my mom and her daughter were friends since they were younger. Luckily (I think), I don’t remember much of it hahah

[@masterof4elements826]

it always happens to the nicest people by someone you'd never expect in a town where that kind of thing never happens.

[@wallowsecho9538]

Who else will become paranoid of people who look like them trying to friend them?

[@wallowsecho9538]

@@Bdfhvj Very wise of you. I honestly would have thought it would be cool until now. Like a bff "twinning" thing. Not anymore! :)

[@FrostRare]

“I didn’t know how much pain I was in until I wasn’t anymore.” Every addict’s story

[@sheashea4622]

That's deep!!

[@Amaya313]

I don't know if it's every addict's story but those words hit home.

[@FrostRare]

chris kibodeaux you ever OD “chris”

[@danielcastaneda4356]

@@FrostRare exactly, as melodramatic as it sounds some people just dont get it.

[@eustab.anas-mann9510]

@chris kibodeaux yeah yeah chronic depression is a "lame excuse".

[@pleasantfrog]

"A nice, kind, friendly couple" Alright which one of them lit up the room so I know who's dying?

[@shannon275]

😆👍🏻

[@sandraschulzkumpclayson4153]

Don't light up the room....

[@clray123]

It's in the title, Sherlock.

[@pleasantfrog]

@@clray123 I realize that. I was telling a joke. Well wishes to ya!

[@aquablue1252]

You and I watch too much crime tv and KZbin , I LOLed entirely too hard at that !

[@libertymarley]

I’m so glad you covered this! I haven’t seen other people cover it yet and this happened so close to home, and I mean less than 25 minutes from my house! Thanks for your hard work with your videos

[@jimsuperino8395]

Farm= Ferm Car= Kerr March= Merch I just love how you say words. Aside of course from the great crime stories you narrate. Cheers Mike.

[@IntrepidFraidyCat]

Moral of the story....don't make friends with someone who resembles you too much!

[@mildredpierce4506]

Or don't get too friendly with strangers you meet on vacation. Benjamin and Erica Sifrit befriended a couple whom they met while on vacation in Maryland. They hung out at bars. They invited the other couple to their hotel room. The Sifrits murdered the other couple.

[@Urpuss]

18:42 I've never seen anyone's mugshot look so happy, what the hell, Lois?

[@dimechick]

“She was such a sweat heart .. until she wasn’t” 😂

[@sarahradtke8767]

I live 20 minutes away from this case. I feel honored that Mike is covering this case lol. Love this channel. Been binge watching all his videos for the last few days lol

[@tapoemt3995]

Her Daughter forgives her? How sweet. Does she also forgive her for killing a random tourist for the money?

[@blahblahblahblah2837]

*daughter furiously taking notes on mum's methods* I forgive you mum. I'd also like you to meet my new best friend - _she's new in town and looks just like me!_ Twinsies!

[@onedaynoreason2572]

No and if you would stop being lazy her entire statement brings up the pain from that incident as well as what Lois did to her own sister. Please read before you besmirch the character of a victim of someone else's actions online.

[@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494]

@@onedaynoreason2572 do you have a link, please? I'm not interested in damning the daughter, btw. I know these statements are never reported in full.

[@onedaynoreason2572]

@@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494 I don't have a link but the statement in full was posted on another comment thread here where people were spouting the same heartless crap. It's got quite a few upvotes around 360.

[@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494]

@@onedaynoreason2572 That's good. I might find it scrolling through. Thanks.

[@angielott83]

I swear you pick cases based off how many times you can say “three” 😜

[@wab5959]

🤣

[@ryleighx]

you mean 🌲

[@mrnickmoodie]

@@ryleighx Am waiting for the thirty third of something :-)

[@angielott83]

@@ryleighx touché lol

[@ryleighx]

@@mrnickmoodie tirdy tird

[@chanellesy08]

What I've learned: Do not trust random people trying to befriend you that look identical to you. Sound advice. Lol

[@jacquelinedunn8264]

I have a confession to make: I'm a grammar and pronunciation pedant. However - despite this, and despite the taunting I'm undoubtedly courting - I have to say this: the past tense of the word "plead" is not "pled" - it's "pleaded". "She pleaded guilty." Please note, Mike, because you get to use this word quite a lot. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk!!

[@sassysarina9718]

She pleaded guilty sounds really weird. It may be correct but I've never heard anyone say that

[@brigidmacdermid3762]

Plead is an irregular verb at least in British English . The past is spelt plead pronounced pled .which is correct for Mike .

[@MadEmm]

Both forms can also be used in North America, per Grammarly and other sources. Chicago manual of style (used by most publications) prefers "pleaded," which may be where OP was coming from. ❤

[@charlotte-mg9wj]

I stopped gambling the day I watched Louis Theroux, Gambling in Vegas. After being shown around the Vegas Hilton he turned to the owner and said something like, "you didn't get the money to build this by handing out winnings." Boom.

[@lesleyyoung5730]

Lois' date at the bar where she was captured, has to be the most chill guy ever.

[@grayking781]

Thanks Mike for covering this story. You did a great job as always. I remember when this all happened. I live in the town next to Blooming Prairie. Not something you expect in a town like that but there are messed up people everywhere.

[@coletrain3178]

She did not snap,Mike, this was not a spur of the moment decision, which would make it snapped. Nope, she planned and planned this,

[@reignman30]

She most definitely snapped. The snap came when she murdered her husband, THEN knowing her life was over started the planning phase.

[@layloxxx4196]

"The texts...had...punctuation." 😅🤣 am I the only one dying at this

[@w0mblemania]

Cop: "we ran a killer off the streets" Reality: manager of a bar recognized Lois, called the cops.

[@sophiestrong4505]

Omg I know right! It annoys me so much when the police take credit for capturing a criminal, when they had no involvement in the finding of them. I've seen this on a few documentaries it does my nut in! Typical police ey always want to be hailed a hero for doing jack shit

[@rustinstardust2094]

​@Bob Trenwith Most of us know it had more to do with the media. Once every news station and media outlet was covering the story, *they* ran the killer off the streets.

[@sophiestrong4505]

Listen I'm not saying the police are bad. They did well arresting her but when they make the public announcement after they never say "we have to thank Ben for his help in recognising the suspect it was with thier assistance we caught the criminal" yano the public do help the police a lot and some people do a better job than them. But again well done to the police who took action and caught up to this waste of oxygen

[@pat5star]

@Bob Trenwith Wth?! You don’t think police sometimes take credit even when it isn’t deserved? I can think of many cases but the one that stands out to me and has really always bugged me was the Unabomber case! They constantly patted themselves on the back for catching him and regularly told the public about all the man hours that went into that investigation but in reality he was only caught when the brother stepped forward. The police weren’t even close and rarely attributed the arrest to the brother. This happens all the time! That said I don’t fault police at all and i fully support them but I also can acknowledge that they frequently take credit for captures when really they were utterly lost until someone from the public helped out.

[@pat5star]

@Bob Trenwith That’s like saying if there was no criminal involved, there would be no crime! We’re talking about police taking credit undeservedly sometimes.

[@tamsin1969]

I was a heroin addict for over 20 year's and I deeply regret that I committed fraud during that time to get money. However, no matter how desperate or how sick I was, I would never, ever, have even considered physically harming another person. I despised myself enough. I fought hard, over & over to recover, and eventually did, thank God. This case isnt just a case of having snapped due to addiction. She was a selfish narcissist with zero empathy. 2 good people lost their lives so she could feel temporarily better throwing their money away. She deserves every bit of painful karma due her. And trust me, karma doesnt miss an address. No- addiction is not the reason she killed. Being a cold hearted b!tch was. Evil.

[@buyerbware25]

I agree. She coasted along on her husband's popularity, making big wads of cash disappear along the way. She defrauded his employees of thousands of their hard-earned dollars, and was never charged. She cheated her own sister out of six figures, and was never charged. Who knows what other frauds she may have committed without being charged during the three years when her husband unsuccessfully tried to get her to stop blowing his profits in casinos? Her crime spree lasted until federal authorities became involved, and that is what it took to get her behind bars. Lois did not just snap one day. She had enablers for years. Once her husband was dead, she seemed to be entirely unrestrained. I think that she would have engaged in criminal behavior even if she never gambled; she would have broken laws to get whatever in life that she wanted.

[@yeahali]

I have done nothing except listen to these stories for the last week or so. Obsessed with your storytelling style! Great work Mike!

[@jp-lf2ny]

One thing I've learned from Mr. Out's channel, don't have tree kids. Never seems to work out well for someone...

[@Ryuko-qj9rq]

Who is mr. out?

[@JessicaNicole23]

I think its Mike. Cause he always says Mike Out

[@cyansloth1763]

Oh snap!

[@brazenlilhussy5975]

@@JessicaNicole23 It's actually Mike Oh..strangely enough!

[@SuigaRou]

Tree kids are generally pretty pointless to have anyways. Sometimes you get one that grows fruit on it or something, but generally they just stand around and don't do much.

[@GIJake-oo9ir]

Dude at the bar doesn't know how lucky he is.

[@deadinthewater218]

Yeah he looked stunned.

[@cabbage80]

Ikr 👌

[@johnnyboro9558]

he's probably upset like wow thought someone actually wanted to talk to me for once and now they literally get taken away

[@SoldierPrince]

@@deadinthewater218, it's mainly 'cause he got stuck with the bill... she would pay in cash always, you know be "Gregarious".

[@nicolew8321]

Legit I stood next to a guy who got swarmed by cops at an airport once lol pretty sure there must be a clip of me saying hi and then scooting away when the cops showed 😂 not sure what he was accused of lol but I scooted hard away fast haha

[@danielkeogh482]

Absolutely incredible storytelling man

[@johnmolloy3516]

"lovely granny, tills shes not" feckin rolling around laughing

[@lifewithklc]

“But...and it’s a big booty” 🤣🤣 never change, Mike.

[@AOIbis]

There’s no way in hell I would ever forgive my mom for murdering my dad or vice versa

[@aiyaanoneed9402]

The daughter's husband needs to stay aware.

[@onedaynoreason2572]

Eh you'd feel hurt and confused and all sorts of emotions but she's still your mom. I hate my mom but I still love her - it's probably something close to that. You can love and hate someone at the same time and severing the bond between mother and child is incredibly difficult.

[@1stepcl0ser]

@@onedaynoreason2572 but that doesn’t mean i would forgive her. Just bc shes my mum she can kill someone and id be ok with it? Hell no

[@itsybitsy999]

@@onedaynoreason2572 Actually it's super easy, barely an inconvenience.

[@ladyphantom792]

@@itsybitsy999 I see what you did there...

[@juliaraley9563]

Thank you for making stories entertaining. I love the quirkiness you add to your informative show.

[@Sarahmae5256]

I went to school with her grandson and this case shook our small town. He was heartbroken when the news broke. I can’t imagine losing two grandparents in a matter of weeks..

[@thejudgmentalcat]

I've known a couple gambling addicts in my day: one worked for the court clerk's office and was convicted of embezzling; the other was also a meth addict who lost his family and home. Addiction must be a nightmare.

[@beno1129]

Wow, gambling and meth addiction at the same time, poor guy can't catch a break

[@RBEmpathy]

Well, there's having an addictive personality, and having a compulsive personality. And if you have both.. good luck.

[@marys3127]

My dad and three brothers were gambling addicts. My brothers also abused alcohol, but were good people. My sister and I were the only two who didn’t get addicted to something. I really believe it runs in our family.

[@RBEmpathy]

@@marys3127 I'm sorry to hear your family has dealt with such issues, but I'm glad you're doing well. I have an addictive personality, but thankfully I've never been interested in gambling.

[@nikkyro03]

It definitely is. I lost everything I built for myself over 35 years because I ended up addicted to opiates after a botched surgery and turned to heroin. 35 years of my life to acquire less than 2 to lose. I'm almost 2 years clean and trying to put my pieces back together.

[@juancastro7345]

" She was a sweet heart.. Until she wasnt.." 😆😆🙋‍♂️ Wow

[@summertime35]

aren´t we all :)

[@stephaniejohansen1600]

“Who will bring the wax worms”! LOL

[@melloniek730]

I'm going through all your videos coz I want to watch them all and the difference in your videos from 2 years ago and now is HUGE! I LOVE your videos but I do love your newer ones more 🥰