At Close Range | FULL EPISODE | The New Detectives

[@theeditor1149]

The amount of work that goes into recreating scenes and talking to specialists for this show is insane and brilliant, I can't imagine how long it takes to put together but its done so well.

[@shirleycumberbatch4001]

I think it's brilliant as well

[@lisakarson3279]

Imagine being a friend or family member of a victim and you're watching this show.. and they're in the episode that pops up😬😢

[@keisharowe4583]

Good morning everyone watching from Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@Kastro876]

Me Too!🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@joejoe2928]

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[@sweetassugar2076]

Yeah man ! You jamming

[@greerbagby8544]

Hi there, from Australia xx

[@countess5069]

On hemp :))

[@tomstanley5410]

I am in over the road trucker and I watch this series and forensic files and the FBI and it makes my days more enjoyable. Thank you

[@NeonHigh2012]

I have an hour commute to work and another hour home each day. I listen to these as I'm driving. Definitely makes it more enjoyable

[@jonwingfieldhill6143]

To murder someone for a little bit of money is sad with all the money in the world you can not buy morals and integrity.

[@Natasha-iv2qq]

Nailed it!!

[@lynngilliss7108]

Very well said.

[@Invictus13666]

I fail to see what one has to do with the other.

[@angelinahilton8674]

They show no mercy for the lives they take even worse they carryon living a normal life until they get caught... They should be stoned to death for the crime they committed.

[@Invictus13666]

@@angelinahilton8674 it’s not as though it’s that big a deal. People die every minute. It’s what they’re born for.

[@JuanRivera-ec7on]

Is so hard to believe that a person that kill someone get 25 years in prison and most likely only stay in jail for 16 or less while the other is dead.

[@lilid3295]

Is a stupid joke System is broken

[@dot2562]

Live by the sword, die by the sword.

[@kotorisama3080]

This is why i believe in the death penalty. Faccking criminals have more rights than victims. “Inmate human rights” or whatever the BS is called. Ask this: do you think those POS give a faack about the victim’s human rights and shit when they’re torturing and murdering them? 🙄🙄🙄

[@seangrant26]

Well from where I'm from people get out after 7 years sometimes

[@americaninparadise3971]

There is a case where a young black man got 10 years in prison for raping and killing his own grandma.He was out in 6 years.

[@Gkuljian]

An urgent 911 call? As opposed to a casual 911 call? "Hi, I've just been shot. How's it going?"

[@robbylebotha]

Some 911 calls are for cats stuck in trees or a dispute between neighbours or some old lady saying theres a suspicious person in the neighbourhood or wellness checks.

[@BCSoHappy]

@@robbylebotha yup. I’m am old lady and called when I saw an objecting young man being bundled into the back of a van.

[@robbylebotha]

@@BCSoHappy yes that would be an urgent 911 call. But calling for a person who fell down from a tree and is fully conscious but can move their arm, is not an urgent 911 call, your kidnapping call would take preference over that. Don't you guys know what a triage is? Gosh

[@BCSoHappy]

@@robbylebotha I was referring to the lack of utility of little old ladies, Robby. And would triage rules apply when one event requires police and the other medical?

[@robbylebotha]

@@BCSoHappy don't take the old lady thing personally. Yes triage is used for medical response situations but the concept still remains and can be applied here.

[@TheZaniQ]

Obsessed with this show!! Been binge watching my Saterday away. South Africa girl. X

[@jasonstaples4364]

Is there riots going on in South Africa now? If so be safe!! Thunder storms in R.I. US

[@TheZaniQ]

@@jasonstaples4364 Yes, there are!! They are concentrated to the Gauteng province and the KwaZulu Natal province. It started just after one of the former presidents of SA, Jacob Zuma was arrested. He is from the traditional Zulu Tribe. There was so much looting in the malls, vehicles burned, shops destroyed. It is horrible. Even one of the gas plants were set alight, and a fuel refinary in Durban (KwaZulu Natal) was forced to close, leading to fuel shortages in certain areas of South Africa. While the Police and Military were deployed, their hands were tied. They could use no violence to stop the looters. 1000's of arrests were made, but to be honest, our court sistem is not up to par. Is this also news in America?? Lucky I live in the North West Province, some 350+ Km from Gauteng, and even further from Natal. But I do appreciate the wishes te keep safe. Oh gees! I do hope it doesn't spell bigger trouble, those thunderstorms in America, like a Tornado or some other natural disaster. You should also please keep safe, if you are in the affected area.

[@fatemehmaryam2419]

@@TheZaniQ ek hoop dit sal gou ophou en dinge regkom! Ek bid vir almal daar!

[@TheZaniQ]

@@fatemehmaryam2419 Baie dankie. Suid Afrika en sy mense het dit beslis nodig.

[@TheZaniQ]

@@Big_Feli_Fel Mr Ndlovu, I do not hate any black people, and do hate it when all racial groups are recist towards one another. Not once in my statement did I imply that any specific racial group did the looting. I only said that Jacob Zuma is from the Zulu tribe. Do not twist my words.

[@LearnwithMaricelLastrilla]

Always glad to watch new uploads!

[@robincowley5823]

The second case is a perfect illustration of the risks of tunnel vision in investigations. This is why there should always be a) outside eyes on an investigation with the possibility to question assumptions, b) the judiciary must be independent, and questioning of the investigation and, c) the certainties of investigators must not be accepted in place of hard evidence. If the first judge in this case had not questioned the evidence an innocent man might well be serving life without parole.

[@normatible9795]

Well said

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

Yeah, I was surprised when they said "police widened the search"... I thought it should be the other way around, that they start wide and narrow it down along when potential suspects are excluded?

[@amandaroman3471]

That case was frightening to me - totally agree - they don’t usually run stories that point to police being wrong to this extent - man thank god that judge didn’t accept the charges. The bro had evidence too in plain sight - everyone knew he liked older woman yet wasn’t even questioned for MONths with same access to gun - really shocking!

[@johnmc3862]

There wasn’t enough evidence to question. Also the programme is only a reconstruction and doesn’t cover all aspects.

[@robincowley5823]

@@johnmc3862 there is always enough evidence to ask questions. The answers may not lead anywhere constructuve but they can be asked. And the fact that they can be asked, in this case, clearly throws doubt on the guilt of the brother investigators focussed on with almost messianic zeal. They just made up their minds, then fitted their case around their prejudice - a fatal flaw in too many investigations.

[@miriamhumbe9079]

25 years for killing a defenceless woman in cold blood? Why are the laws too lenient on the offenders? And the accomplice who also fully participated in the crime, claims second degree murder and received such a few years in prison... well I think laws should be stringent enough to deter others from attempting to commit same. To detectives, coroners and scientific crime analysts, my 100% respect for what you do. You're simply the very best on the planet!!!❤❤❤

[@JohnDavis-e3c]

Poor sun of a gun can get more time for passing a joint.

[@tommyhemlock7915]

“She was like a mother to me, I’d never do anything to harm her”. Soon as he said that I immediately thought “guilty”. Seemed a strange thing to say about someone who’d fired you from your job.

[@angelosilva8761]

Ok Ok 👌🏾 I’ll call 📞 tomorrow to confirm confirm your your order

[@kanyi34]

This is how I'm spending my weekend. Watching from Kenya

[@eugenemotes9921]

Same here ✌ Binge watching from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA 😎

[@kanyi34]

@@eugenemotes9921 Awesome. Once you start watching it's hard to stop

[@samanthagomez7074]

IK Right Me watching it days and nights From Edinburg Texas

[@jesusjustiniano4942]

Yes we love all this videos please make more .....

[@jesusjustiniano4942]

Ok we need more kodibuild like before with the competition to see who had the best build man with the way better tv add-ons and sports movies tvguide let's do it ok please

[@jesusjustiniano4942]

Hi I love kodi please make a kodibuild with the chippest lover add-on to give back to the people and Bolivar me you will go viral vital with so many hits that no one has ever done this in there entire life livetv with sports section the best movies kodi cartoon man just give it a try ok later God bless you.

[@michaelleonard4826]

Great job bye the detectives for paying attention to detail.

[@emeraldqueen1994]

As someone who has multiple mental disabilities, that fact that Lanny couldn’t grasp boundaries and take a simple “no” as an answer scares me...

[@connormccann5172]

More than likely he could grasp it he just didn't care

[@MrVipulLal]

Lovely series. Very nice presentation too.

[@asuleiman8065]

I couldn’t wait this episode now it’s here

[@HELLO-b1p]

Why would anyone keep the shoes or clothes they comited a murder with ? He had over a year to burn them and destroy evidence linking back to him

[@AMunoz-rh9cz]

Murderers do not have the reasoning, logic or planning ability that normal people do which is why they commit murder to begin with. In people who commit single homicides ( versus serial or career killers), murder is seen as the only solution to the problem they have. They obsess about it until it dominates all their thinking and there is little to no capacity left over to think about life after the murder. Kill = problem solved and gone. It's extremely distorted thinking and so it looks illogical to a normal person like you. Good for us because it helps catch them!😄👍

[@HELLO-b1p]

@@AMunoz-rh9cz yeah 🤣🤣

[@HerculesRockefellerESQ]

Did you miss the part where they said not all his dogs were barkin'? I'm surprised his lawyer didn't try to defend him based on diminished capacity, seeing as how they made a specific point in the episode to describe him as "a slow learner".

[@mirriulahwaterdog]

They did say he was a slow learner.

[@athena8729]

God!

[@levanthasis]

- In the latter case the way how measurements were calculated from the poorly taken photograph, was really formidable.

[@Sandro-ij7te]

Killing a person and get 25 years ...What you have to do to get life or a death sentence??? Nor even the killers knows out there how to get those sentences but they will try their best.

[@rezamj282]

His Parole Eligibility Date is 07/11/2034

[@HeavyProfessor]

Both rape and murder

[@jr7845]

You'd probably get 8-10 in England :(

[@mattsweadner8318]

@@jr7845 wow, really?

[@mayena]

It does not mean he will be automatically released after 25 years. It means there is parole hearing but most of the time it will be rejected.

[@lingi_lilani]

I'm really enjoying the shows, especially the ingenuity of the Police in solving the cases. Thank you

[@jonkline709]

Hear ya I just love the science involved

[@dome744]

great forensic work

[@mayena]

25:21 the second case was totally shocking. Very little reason for the murder of the couple.

[@craigjb]

Just shows how a innocent man was about to go to jail

[@patricea893]

Good decision by the judge. The first brother would have been sent to prison.

[@amandaroman3471]

Exactly they customized it bc they thought the guy did it - the obvious signs of brother possible guilt was in plain sight everyone knew around town so why take the cops months to find out he liked old woman for one and for two same access to the murder weapon and siblings often have the same shoe. They wanted to MAKE the man THEY thought was guilty - Look guilty ! Thank god the judge threw it out or a jury would have convicted him for acces to the weapon alone- outta rage for an older couple being murdered - they would agree no matter who they said did it - could be someone 1500 miles away and if they pin the weapon on him - he’s going to prison. What a shame.

[@johnmc3862]

There wasn’t enough evidence, it was scant.

[@italiantraditionalcatholic2390]

No..the judge rejected the first accusation, also the first sneaker analysis was inconclusive

[@samanthagomez7074]

Ik right

[@bitronic1]

He had 1.5 yr to get rid of his shoes and he didn't (assuming he was aware of the police's investigations about the murder)... What a smart dude.

[@tommyhemlock7915]

Well it did say in the narration that he was a slow learner.

[@bitronic1]

@@tommyhemlock7915 well, that could be the case, but 1.5 years is wayyyyyy to slow lol

[@jacquibradley1598]

Fab upload and huge thanks, great series!!

[@lucylastrillacherkasova969]

Thanks God, it's Saturday!

[@allymapinda8804]

I really feel sorry for those two young guys for choosing the wrong path in their life. But they have to pay for the crime they've committed. They're where they belong. And RIP for the murdered victims.

[@Boubson]

25 years for a planned murder is not enough. They should be paroled after less than 15 years ...

[@lynnyhost4077]

Thank you for the upload!

[@misty5979]

woe this is so sad. Forensics will get the job done and identify who did it

[@mercykariuki1893]

Watching from kenya 🇰🇪

[@mercykariuki1893]

Hey Nica,beautiful land for sure....Visit soon 😊

[@TheInvestiGatorYT]

This was so sad.

[@kalubamusonda]

Lanny still kept those shoes for over a year?? He's slow for sure 😑

[@nikkinicole5435]

😂😂😂

[@timmyshore3755]

don’t make fun of people who are slow. it’s not his fault. be nice for a change

[@GlamRockCowboy]

Lanny Smith's appeal was denied in November 2017. He continues to serve his sentence of life without parole.

[@christinelugenbeel5164]

Hi from Chillicothe Ohio and God bless everyone.and thank God for DNA.

[@dabridgeport1159]

God put DNA but couldn't save the victim

[@Freewheel_Burning]

I suspect the crime scene photographer went back to crime scene photography school?

[@mahdiyusuf3431]

Life for life is justice

[@deborahmilan8807]

My saturday fave video

[@MyFavoriteColorIsBLUE]

Full episodes, yay!

[@mayahammod7866]

An eye 👁️ for an eye. Not fair when someone is dead and the killer is living breathing eating sh**tt@ng then leaving prison ..being protected doesn't serve justice.if guilty beyond doubt so put him/ her through the same pain agony fear torture that they put their victims through, THAT'S JUSTICE

[@corneliawissing7950]

Pity one cannot identify these killers before they kill ... But to interested people, I can recommend Dr Alex Kellerman's book 'The devil's spawn'.

[@boykeakbar1]

Forensic is the best tool Investigation acts 👍

[@pinkpoizon6365]

How stupid are you to kill 2 people just because someone rebuffed your advances!?!?!? I swear some people are stupidly evil .... their level of evil don't make sense

[@Retroscoop]

3:05 Why would 2 different weapons automatically lead to suspicion there were 2 purpetrators ? It also could mean just one, whose gun misfunctioned, so that the murderer had to use a second weapon. Seems a premature conclusion, even if in this case it turned out to be right

[@personincognito3989]

Because statistics show historically it's not common

[@annpeerkat2020]

has that happened to you?

[@raulespinoza9987]

They kept all the evidence in the house? LMFAO

[@BoiledPrawn]

I'd pay good money to watch the casting auditions for Lanny. I just feel like it would be top notch entertainment

[@theranjithjay]

1997 Suburb of New York- A 32 year old mother named Kathleen was brutally murdered on her kitchen floor and police were looking for two killers as she was stabbed and shot as well. A man named Carlos an ex employee became a person of interest.

[@johnmc3862]

Wait, people can be held as an accessory to the crime for lying but it’s okay for the police to lie to a suspect without any consequences?!

[@simonmorudu3139]

Morning, watching from South Africa 😅

[@joycekariuki46]

Tuned in from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@gonefishing167]

Country south Australia here Kenya , hi 🙋‍♀️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@fjc_adventures4359]

Watching from Australia!

[@1XX1]

25 years for premeditated murder? He'll be out in twelve years... "Swift Justice?" Thats laughable.

[@mommyfloNbabytep]

LOWER DOWN YOUR MUSIC AND SOUNDS AND I'LL COME TO BINGE WATCH 😅😅😅😅😅

[@occif2023]

In the first clip the guy who snitched on himself received the same sentence as the guy he snitched on despite "only sitting in the car" and pleading to 2nd degree while his boy was convicted of 1st degree. It doesn't seem fair to the guy who snitched.

[@emmachamberlain7587]

Far too much snitching going on around here !!!!

[@VersaceLuv94]

Well he only got 25 years… the other guy got 25 to life, in which his parole will most likely be denied.

[@exscind818]

Brave to commit murder but become cowards when asked for the truth…

[@truthnotopinion3659]

If you are dumb enough to keep a pair of shoes after a murder you need to go to jail full stop!

[@rezamj282]

Sentence Terms and Release Dates of *Carlos Cajigas* : Earliest Release Date 07/11/2034 Earliest Release Type PAROLE ELIGIBILITY DATE Parole Hearing Date 03/2034 Parole Hearing Type INITIAL RELEASE APPEARANCE Parole Eligibility Date 07/11/2034 Source: New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision

[@amandaroman3471]

I don’t see how they didn’t link the brother right away - siblings often have same shoes in diff sizes - my own boys all 3 do - same father same access to guns and the brother had a history of old woman love - which was a complete secret until months later? Sounds like bull shit police work trying to MAKE THE CASE FIT by their assumptions not actual police work and evidence.

[@terryford8280]

Good morning everyone watching from U S 🇺🇸!

[@bloopnation]

Morning!!

[@nicolemclement3045]

Not everyone has a great life. And using your past as an excuse for what you do today is almost redundant. Life is filled with choices, good and bad. Just like everyone else you have to choose the good. While empathy and sympathy maybe required for some, a bad life is a never a good reason to do anything bad.

[@pamelarose8264]

Blessings 🙏

[@Fan-zx1lz]

Second case investigation was very flawed. What if the innocent man was punished? Thanks to judge's timely interference and questioning of the inconclusive evidence.

[@billgatesleavingyamomshous8177]

*Nightmare fuel before bed* Sweet dreams everyone!

[@gonefishing167]

Yes, one I watched before bed , there were spiders 🕷 in the blankets around the body. They could tell how long they’d been there and life cycle etc. that night I had nightmares of spiders crawling all over me! I woke myself up ( and the cat 🐈‍⬛) and that was it for the night. No more crime shows before bed 🤣🤣🤣🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@teresabullman4511]

I'm watching for Ireland 🇮🇪

[@NothingReallyMatters67]

It would be nice to know when you're starting a new story. Unless you pay close attention, which sometimes isn't possible, I have to go back through the video to find out where the next story starts. I know that this is a stupid comment but I have to say it...

[@Roc-Righteous]

25 years, what a joke!

[@petrondwiga5062]

Good morning watching from kenya

[@stevebalogh2320]

did anyone get the part about the voice tester thing it's not a lie detector but the ask you yes or no question what the hell does that sound like it is {a lie detector}.

[@siggyretburns7523]

Cop: Ok. We've already talked with your partner and he confessed. You might as well spill the beans, son. The truth will set you free. Killer: Ok ok. We did it. We murdered her. Cop: Ok lieutenant, lock him up. I gotta go find his partner now. Killer: You lied! I told the truth, and now I go to jail. But you lied about my partners interview and about the truth setting me free and your not going to jail. Wtf? Cop: Yeah. Ya know thats the part I couldnt understand niether. So I figured I might as well lie.

[@lizr990]

Omg how u show cops lie hello lol dum 😂

[@angelinawilcox1829]

Am I the only one who pays attention to the background cause when they were bringing Kathleen's body out...I saw one person move back like he came in on the wrong scene

[@nikkinicole5435]

Lmaoo

[@furrrylivesmattter7823]

Lawrd that yellow station wagon...my daddy had one just like it in the 80s

[@Brasstomte]

Murica... amazes me what is possible and allowed there.

[@JuliemLeach-zv9ti]

Good on the first judge who said their wasn't enough evidence... Judge..otherwise a innocent man would have been jailed...

[@markthomas3730]

the amount of dust on the bedroom floor is CRIMINAL !

[@jamaalomohamed5912]

Now I can commit the perfect murder thanks to the information you guys offer.i will cover my tracks to the core !

[@balajigs9]

that is what every tom dick and harry thinks when they commit a murder but they always end up getting caught.. if theres is a serious investigation done...

[@timmyshore3755]

i’ll have you arrested if you pull any shenanigans.

[@michaelleonard4826]

When test firing a weapon for ballistic purposes, what is the proper procedure,? Water, cloth, sand;?

[@timmyshore3755]

none of the above

[@samanthagomez7074]

Wow RIP 3 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 Horrible Story I Hope They Never Gets Out From Prison What They Did Crazy Guys For Real From Edinburg Texas

[@judethaddeus9856]

Dude on the right in the thumbnail has a PERFECT jawline! I can’t be the only one to see that

[@maramarxx2431]

He's Carlos Cajigas

[@timmyshore3755]

you should see mine 😉💋

[@judethaddeus9856]

@@timmyshore3755 as long as I get to show you mine *wink wink*

[@maramarxx2431]

@@timmyshore3755 perfect jawline (as they say) is from KZbinr's Joshua Miles. But your answers and attitude are much intereseting that a discussion . Love

[@HeronCoyote1234]

Ok, two things: What is (was) Lanny’s IQ? Who the hell took that unprofessional photo of the shoe print in the bedroom?

[@timmyshore3755]

lanny tested at 89 iq points according to the court

[@Waiting4Him111]

Never open your security door for a man if your alone.

[@timmyshore3755]

or a woman

[@samvonshmam]

They should have thrown them both in jail and a few other people in the neighborhood too just to be sure they probably had the right person who committed the crime...

[@kimkatz2444]

Unfortunately i had to work on a saturday so im unable to watch and fold my clothes

[@martinkirugi254]

Sorry for that kim. I always wait for your comment.

[@kimkatz2444]

@@martinkirugi254 yes im so tired ;/

[@martinkirugi254]

Sorry for that, get some rest and you will be ok.

[@ToCatchALiarOnYoutube]

Imagine the judge wouldn’t be a fair judge and he would convicted Robert Buchanan to the murder instead of his brother Allen Buchanan !!

[@debbieolandese4912]

I don't see what concurrent sentences are good for. A person can't serve 2 sentences at one time. Only consecutive sentences make sense. Just my opinion.

[@uncomplicatedme8599]

What have these shoes been up to boiii...no sahhh. I think theses shoes do have a story to tell.

[@scottfowler9069]

There was no justice at all in this case

[@lvrtstrh2335]

And they have spent so much on elaborate Lazer spectrometer machines when preliminary procedures with light and lenses tells an investigator what's what right away.

[@phillipmarkmengelberg7156]

Good first decision judge

[@touringthecitywalking9209]

So many Americans still have in their blood the 'wild, wild west' taste!

[@touringthecitywalking9209]

@Nica Okay, USA if you have so much elergic about this word, but the fact is you already have guessed it lol

[@tommymorgan4677]

Agree, many of them still playing cowboys.

[@johnoneill7947]

Gotta stop these people coming in.

[@timmyshore3755]

are you saying you want your relatives deported ?

[@johnoneill7947]

No just the degenerate.

[@lizr990]

Omg to kill the lady because she didn’t want him to hug her then kill hubby to pathetic of a man

[@JuniorEduVentures]

The first case… they would be free this year

[@bobbyongsueco6515]

282nd January 20. 2022. 4:47pm Philippine time

[@wendyjean-baptiste3986]

IT doesn't worth nothing you will never be happy in your life.

[@annpeerkat2020]

This sounds like a perfect example of how wrongful convictions can occur. I'm gobsmacked that the police agency submitted this as a case to be dramatized on film. Didn't they realise this highlights their deficiencies? Lucky the judge smacked down the original prosecution case.

[@MosmMAli]

Straight up laggers done kahegaes in but what a dog to repay his former employer with a stabbing and a shooting wow what a freak of nature

[@andytaylor6781]

Very sad

[@Honestly-Jenn61]

Money is the root of evil they deserve death sentence, hi guys watching from Belgium 🇧🇪

[@touringthecitywalking9209]

I am afraid I can't agree with your statement, 'money is the root of evil'. Money is a blessing just like any other good thing; however, evil is the mind of that person who either has a mental problem or a bad desire to live his life on other people's money. We can't blame the objects but blame the actual actions of people who have the free will to do the right thing or wrong thing. A sensible human (unlike an animal) has the ability to choose to do this or that, so he/she is responsible for his/her actions because of his/her brain. Otherwise, billions of good people around the world having little or lots of money, and yet they don't do evil things, aren't they?

[@Honestly-Jenn61]

@@touringthecitywalking9209 hi, i didn't meant the victims or blame them for their money, like you said money is a blessing but not every human being out there will accept that money is a blessing if is so why we all are not rich, to me is a blessing to you too, but those who doesn't believe that, here they come with the mind of evil to get what they didn't work for someone else money. i understood dear. 😊

[@touringthecitywalking9209]

@Nica Yes, and as I said above, ONLY the crooked or maniac will do that and rest of billions will never do that! So, at the end, money is one the blessings like other good things in this life. The problem is in the minds of some "black sheeps" how to acquire this blessings (the 💰) and NOT the money itself is the evil.

[@paulpetersen9603]

Brutal, grizzly, gruesome!!. What murder isn't??.

[@GlamRockCowboy]

Carlos Cajigas's actual sentence was 25 years to life. There is no record of any appeals.