The innocent man Missouri wants to execute | Rattling the Bars

[@H-Town_83]

Bro, this is wild. It takes one search to find out he 100% did it. I fell for it at first, too, because it said DNA excluded him. It didn't exclude him, but they couldn't use the evidence because the prosecution touched it without gloves. They didn't know DNA testing would be a thing. He was found to have the ladies' purse, laptop, and bloody clothes, and he confessed to 2 people. Not only did he confess, but he also knew details they never released to the public.

[@KeepGoing225]

That's the whole truth 💯

[@Turkey_Hill]

An innocent man who coincidentally sold the laptop of a murdered woman the very next day after a murder

[@provost5752]

Innocent my a$$.

[@TomasOBrien]

I’m not losing any sleep over Mr. Williams. The man is 100% guilty. The man was a career thief, and didn’t mind brutally assaulting, and eventually murdering somebody.

[@lsad2616]

Im asking myself how a murdered woman property ended up in an innocent man hands.

[@22221mm]

The murderer sells the stolen property. Duh

[@christac1526]

It flew into his posession via a helicopter. Or maybe it was mailed to him by fedex, or maybe all her things grew legs, walked around tonw and found him by coincidence. I mean he keeps saying how innnoccccent he is.

[@SJ-wu9zx]

She said the laptop was given to him by his girlfriend, who happens to be one of the witnesses. I think that leaves more questions than answers.

[@MontanezCrew]

That’s exactly what I’m asking myself 😒

[@phyllisreese6476]

​@@christac1526Right Right Right... Ain't no one, speaking on that..

[@Breonaleonard]

He harmed that lady. End of story 🤷🏽‍♀️ You are not sharing EVERYTHING that was found. And you know nothing about the assays and DNA test run.

[@phyllisreese6476]

Say it louder, for the PEOPLE IN THE BACK .

[@trevorguthrie3047]

So innocent he already had a 50 year jail sentence for robbery and he sold her laptop and had her purse in his car. Being black doesn’t mean the race card makes you innocent 😝

[@ybrix101]

🎯

[@tennis9811]

The only damning evidence in this entire case was the testimony of a woman. That’s it. He wasn’t proven beyond a shadow of a doubt.

[@PaarseKrokodil]

Did you listen.

[@nowuc1519]

This is why the hide the dislike button

[@CL053DC45K37]

So wheres the proof his innocent. All i see is people saying hes innocent with zero evidence. Are we to go off someones opinion?

[@Rob-qr2kn]

did you not listen ? the only thing linking him was the laptop.

[@ossoduro7794]

@@Rob-qr2kn No, there were a ruler and calculator from her place of employment in addition to testimonies and other circumstantial evidence; READ THE COURT DOCUMENTS and stop listening to MSM and silly activists, lest you appear to be misinformed.

[@youtubeuser2195]

So what's the evidence that he was guilty?

[@stanislavm.3757]

He's not innocent. Please stop falling for nonsense.

[@PaarseKrokodil]

Hello actual murderer. Is that you?

[@davidbutler5052]

No matter the color when it happens your father or brother you will feel the same way. Keep that same energy he's not innocent when it happened to you.

[@katiekane5247]

Whatever we allow done to others can be brought against us

[@kerryedavis]

Right. So, don't murder anyone.

[@GalenJoyce-ff2cp]

He didn't.

[@SILVERSTEINAB]

Not innocent by any means

[@FrankMcCraw]

We are being forced to practice "...an eye for an eye.... In fact, that practice is long overdue (centuries now).

[@Nutrollio]

You won’t make it

[@GalenJoyce-ff2cp]

Agreed.

[@anthonymarlowe6986]

I remember this case Marcellus William killed Felicia Gayle evil heinous hate killing never showed any remorse. No sympathy from the black community for Felicia Gayle my thoughts go to Felicia Gayle family.

[@H-Town_83]

1:02 😂 Bro, that isn't evidence. Maybe some procedural issues, but he did this shit. Just because he black like me dont mean nothing.

[@DawidStawowski]

If something like that happened in Russia or Iran, I bet America would be outraged. But since it happens in Missouri, it will be swept under the rug.

[@H-Town_83]

Well, he's guilty, so there is that. As a black man, I was a little outraged when I heard of this. All I had to do was look up unbiased evidence because everything from the innocence project is only half the story. Yes, the prosecution messed up by touching the knife before DNA tests were being done. That doesn't change the fact that he had her purse, laptop, and blood on his shirt. He confessed to 2 people and gave details never released. Sorry to tell you they fooled you but they got me too.

[@ChrisR2020]

​@@H-Town_83Actually they didn't mess up. The innocence project is just relying on people not understanding the advancements DNA testingvhave gone through over the years. This crime was committed in 1986. DNA testing has come a very long way since then. We used to need such a large sample that basically, if they didn't bleed on it, you weren't getting anything. These days, they can use just the skin cells that come off when you touch something. That is a drastic difference, and it also introduces very different types of challenges between very different types of DNA evidence. For example, touch DNA, since there is such a small sample involved, is very time sensitive that evidence can degrade completely in mere weeks or months, rendering it unsolvable. That is your window to test for it, and no more. When this evidence was collected, DNA testing was still fairly new, we really hadn't been using it that long. It wasn't like brand new, it was somewhat established at least, but it was way less advanced than it is now. So, basically, what has happened in this case is all of the old methods for DNA testing had already been performed on this item. All of the newer methods, well, they work with smaller sample sizes that are a bit more time sensitive, so by the time most of them were developed, it was too late, really, to even apply them here. You're not gonna pull touch DNA off an item that's been in the evidence locker for over a decade or two. Not when you'd be super lucky to even get it off something that's been in there for as little as a year. What has happened here is that all of the testing that could reasonably be performed on this item was already performed decades ago. The innocence project decided to have it tested for touch DNA, which really makes no sense because, well, we are about a quarter century off from the time frame you'd expect that to be useful in. They got lax with handling the item specifically because they already know it is well past the point where it can be tested for anything useful anymore that it hasn't already been tested for. Like, at this point, the procedures for handling DNA evidence, when it comes to this item, is a bit like if your friend found the ham sandwich you made last year in the back of your fridge, offered to throw it away for you, and you said, "na, I'll probably eat that tomorrow". And I fit into this analogy as the guy trying in vain to point out that there is no reason to keep it, because the maggots already ate all the ham off it anyway. That is why they handled it like they did. Because it was so far past being useful for any DNA testing now, that it was completely pointless. Everything useful was already done, anything not done yet was already past the point of being useful.

[@trevorguthrie3047]

He had her purse in his car and he sold her laptop, but don’t let evidence get in the way of a good story.

[@PaarseKrokodil]

You were not there.

[@trevorguthrie3047]

@@PaarseKrokodil nor were you, but her handbag and laptop were, so how did he come to have them ??

[@tracyshoemake9686]

Everybody is innocent in death row.

[@SILVERSTEINAB]

Kind of skipping over his girlfriend gave the bloody shirt to the cops 😅😅

[@PRMVXVP]

That the officers gave her and told her to do I'm sure. How did she get the computer to give to Khalifa? THINK.

[@ossoduro7794]

@@PRMVXVP She didn't have the computer; Glenn Roberts bought it from the perp. READ - THINK - COMPREHEND, instead of operating from feelings, ragazzina!

[@Turkey_Hill]

@@PRMVXVPThe officers didn’t approach the girlfriend until more than a year after the murder in 1999. Marcellus actually got away with the murder, but ended up getting a 20-year sentence for armed robbery AFTER the murder. While in prison for armed robbery, he had a big mouth that was bragging about the murder to 19 other fellow inmates. One of his cellmates (named Cole) ratted Marcellus out after the cellmate got out of prison. That’s when the wheels started turning on the murder investigation and they approached Marcellus’s girlfriend. The laptop was long gone the very next day after the murder in 1998. When the buyer of the laptop testified in court that he bought the laptop from Marcellus, Marcellus admitted that he sold the laptop but he said he thought the laptop belonged to his girlfriend. Of course, nobody believed that Marcellus thought the laptop actually belonged to his girlfriend. Nobody believed that his girlfriend was the one that broke into the woman’s house and stole the laptop because the girlfriend had no history of breaking and entering homes. I guess the buyer of the laptop had evidence that Marcellus sold the laptop the NEXT DAY AFTER THE MURDER in 1998. The laptop was also reported missing on the day of the murder. Nobody can claim that the prosecutors framed Marcellus by giving Marcellus’s girlfriend the laptop because prosecutors didn’t even start the murder investigation and put Marcellus on their radar until 1999 when Marcellus’s fellow cell mates ratted him out.

[@davidluckens3479]

As every 1L is taught in Crim Law Class,our Jurisprudence is based on the premise that its better that many guilty people go unpunished than one innocent person suffer..In my opinion,no person should be executed on the basis of the evidence presented against Khaliifah .The Death Sentence should be vacated.Inmho ,the conviction should be vacated and a new trial granted.

[@godtakingnotes7632]

He wasn't

[@PriestDean]

His ass wasn't innocent

[@SILVERSTEINAB]

Quit lying to your audience he's guilty there's no evidence saying he's innocent but a ton that says he's guilty and sentence

[@Redbaron_sites]

Innocent? Innocent? He was found in possession of the victims property,and a judge and jury believes he did it. The same people who want the death penalty abolished are often in favor of letting criminals off with light sentences. Agian, he was found in possession of the victims property! Well in less than thirty minutes it will be between him and God .

[@zetristan4525]

An innocent man being executed is cold-blooded murder. Please tell us what supposedly happened, how he got the laptop etc, and help identify the human chain leading to the real killer

[@mahlataban686]

This system is rotten to the core

[@seanhuston2593]

You only typed SIX words and STILL managed to misspell one of em 😂😂😂OMG thank you! I needed that!😂😂😂

[@mahlataban686]

@seanhuston2593 i gotta watch out for those with special needs. You're welcome, sweetie

[@ossoduro7794]

@@mahlataban686 🤡 You still forgot proper punctuation. 😂🙃🤣

[@tracyshoemake9686]

@@mahlataban686 It's not the system,it's the criminals who violate the system.

[@dahirismail5931]

@@seanhuston2593 Seven WORDS..... OMG, I Needed that!!!!! Thank You!!!

[@evedelgado2345]

Law enforcement was involved in that murder or someone's family member who is employed by the legal system is involved. THIS 8S CLEARLY A COVER UP.

[@22221mm]

That’s what it sounds like cause they are blocking a review of any case.

[@tracymathewson6339]

Yes this!!!!!!!I was coming to the comments to say the same thing

[@betsyakoko6810]

Where is the so called democracy they preach to other countries

[@taritabonita22]

Is the judge Republican? I know the governor is. They care nothing for our freedom or Democracy! Vote 💙🇺🇸

[@Veritas.0]

@@taritabonita22 Do you need to go look up the name of the white man being executed in Texas on the same day as this man? I bet you don't know his name. I bet you haven't posted anything to have his execution stayed.

[@kokomo9764]

He is (was) not innocent.

[@aarondelaney8029]

Why cant you find his finger print on nothing that was said he stole, no print at the scene, no print or blood on the weapon.

[@timgreen2426]

Gloves?

[@normanspurgeon5324]

How did the girlfriend get the victim's laptop, in order to give it to the suspect? Where did she get it from? If she gave it to him, it's no longer culpable evidence.

[@teletoonfan]

This man was anything but innocent....

[@PaarseKrokodil]

Hello actual murderer, is that you??😉

[@shiraali3077]

I think the prosecutor is wrong to handle the evidence with his hand he should be charge

[@demonparish4261]

They have no repercussions behind their evil ways the operate free of immunity...The people of that state should vote someone new in office.

[@scheirerjeanie1]

Prosecutor's today are crucked

[@chibearfan292]

The state proved their case and he was found guilty. If anyone wanted to overturn the findings of the court they would need to prove the court wrong with credible evidence. How many appeals did he have? How many did he lose? Where were his rights violated? What makes him innocent? What court agreed with that finding? In this country these cases are solved in courts not on social media. All of these claims they make.... were they made in court? Did the court find them credible? If it were so clear he was innocent.... he would be free. Keep pretending it is 100 years ago.... it's helping so many.

[@normanspurgeon5324]

no sir-,the pressure to convict forms an alliance with social prejudice, distorting the result-

[@sisterlockjourney7269]

Where are the people that said he confessed? They are the ones that should be found and questioned again!

[@Gwynelle-j5q]

He should have been an illegal immigrants and he would never been arrested 😢

[@itsunitysunflower]

They are both deceased from what I read

[@fayyazmohammedparkar1829]

Shame on the killer judge

[@MamadouKane-w6f]

Please, whoever watches, in the very least sign the petition to get this man free🙏🏿

[@SILVERSTEINAB]

Not a chance

[@demondkennedy2794]

How did he get the laptop and who gave it to him caae closed

[@PandaHead602]

Congratulations 🎉🎉 on the 1million milestone yay Y’all did it ❤❤

[@Zhaturianvisionz]

Nah shes not sharing all of the details about his situation lol. That dude is guilty imo.

[@kleepo7733]

I really wanted to watch but I can't understand what you're saying.

[@timgreen2426]

I wonder if anybody would even know this case had his victim been a black woman.

[@markrobertson481]

Yes if he was on death row. That's what makes this story. Sister or a white girl people would be equally as horrified.

[@jimmypea2207]

Everyone on Death Row is innocent; all you gotta do is ask them and they’ll tell you.

[@tanishatucker2470]

He was already serving a 50 year sentence. He still wouldn't have been a free man!

[@cherylynn118403]

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[@sarahjocombs1622]

Wow, what an incredible video. So informative, I learned so much. Insightful juicy questions by host and extremely articulate answers from guest. I wish I had seen it sooner...

[@charlenef.9055]

6:01 He bought stolen or pawned property and all of a sudden he's drawn into a murder WTH 🤦🏾‍♀️ 7:40 that money they got from the husband is spent and only truth can get them a peace in their final hours. So sad. 😮😢

[@WorthyWorkmen2024]

Justice for brother Williams..It is a complete slap in the face , this in essence of all accuality could be anyone of us. May the Most High Yahuah , the Supreme allah render righteous judgement. Se Safe out here

[@IReader-t7q]

To many open questions remain on this case, it’s one thing to hold someone to account it’s another for the state to apply a time table to someones life.if we insist on applying God's judgment we should at least try to apply his wisdom.

[@bigospig]

The race card didn't work.

[@mikewillis3016]

This is America

[@dirkbirot2155]

If someone is innocent why you will accept life in peison without ecen parole and. Bot rotal freedom

[@brendaking8532]

That’s what I was wondering

[@anastacianelson8208]

Just ran across this channel ...Sad all the way around.Thank you.

[@Gwynelle-j5q]

The girlfriend who had the laptop is the key that put him where he is. To offer money is going to bring people out. 💯 😫

[@taritabonita22]

This is so sick! I’m heartbroken for him. An innocent black man! Let us never forget that fact the injustice truly sickens me! Thoughts and prayers, go out to you brother! 🙏♥️ 💕

[@lsad2616]

Please leave race out of this. Do you believe he cared about your victim race. Someone is murdered and you end up with their belongings.

[@taritabonita22]

@@lsad2616 They didn’t prove that he did it!

[@BrettShadow]

except that he was 100% guilty

[@christieprince6991]

​​@@taritabonita22 It appears they did prove the case. I was personally curious and went into the court records and read quite a bit about the August 28th Evidentially hearing. This is the hearing where the defense team mounted a vigorous defense to prove his innocence and have the execution order reversed. UNFORTUNATELY, there was no EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE presented. Instead, It appears some of the Hardest insurmountable pieces of evidence against his innocence were actually the reported confession of this crime he made to his cell mate while in prison for another crime. This is an account which included DETAILS of the Murder of the victim undisclosed to the Public. There were Details in the testimony premised on his reported confession which only someone with first hand knowledge of the Murder will know. In Addition, the Girlfriend's testimony about seeing him with the Jacket of the victi (with which he allegedly covered his bloody clothes following the murder) Apparently Girlfriend also claimed she witnessed him dispose of the bloody clothes!! Worse of all, And the victim's personal items, stolen during the burglary and implicated BRUTAL murder were reportedly discovered in his own car --which the girlfriend led police to where the car and belongings were. Then, there was the damning testimony of the Individual to whom he sold the victim's laptop-- 2 days after the murder. It was just a chain of HARD evidence against him that made it difficult for his lawyers to prevail on appeal. It appears the Defense attorneys did their very Best during the initial trial( and afterwards ) to debunk the testimonies of Williams' cell mate and those of his girlfriend. Conversely, THE JURY and State Supreme Court ultimately found those testimonies and their connection to the brutal murder of the Victim CREDIBLE!! Hence the enforcement of the penalty imposed. It was unfortunate for him to end up his life that Way.😮

[@frenchie98]

this was so painful to watch… who gave grandpa iPhone and tripod for Christmas? He glitches more than Biden…. Right right right…😂😂😂

[@denisehouston4510]

HE'S A INNOCENT BLACK MAN, IF HE WAS A DIFFERENT RACE/COLOR THE EXECUTION WOULD NOT HAPPEN RIGHT‼️, PRAYING 4 HIM & HIS FAMILY

[@kokomo9764]

BS. Many white people have been executed. Being black does not make him innocent. Years of review of his case have all come to the same conclusion-guilty.

[@kerryedavis]

I suspect if he was different race, it wouldn't have taken 25 years.

[@RadianceofLife8]

This IS Sick !!

[@charlespayne1707]

Look at the case of Husain Braveheart in 2019 from Minneapolis. He was almost 16 and Native American. His partner in crime was 16 and white. During a carjacking these two shot and killed a fleeing man. White 16 year old got 22 years in jail. Braveheart got off with time served. Nowadays being white is more likely to work against you than help you. Also all the evidence and testimony says Williams is in fact guilty.

[@danielrockwell.7131]

That’s a fact this country always been prejudice against blacks. You guilty when you walk in a courtroom

[@AlmaRockeraOficial]

He was a bad person

[@oscarmora4602]

Informative

[@mollythompson6409]

I loved what everyone are doing to help him. I know that the innocence project is involved. That is a great organization. I pray that he is not executed. There are others that have probably been found guilty but are innocent. I think that the death penalty should be abolished.

[@Urlgm]

اللهم رحم عبدك وأدخله فسيح جناتك الحمد لله فقد مات مسلما

[@SILVERSTEINAB]

He's lost all his appeals and clemency is denied

[@phyllisreese6476]

How is he Innocent.. With All That Evidence.

[@liverpoolfc98]

Would this justice be extended to BIBI NETANYaHU and JOY BIDDIN for the genocide they are committing to the GAZA people and Hezbollah.

[@MariaReyesDeMosley]

My humble opinion he doesn't seem the guilty if he's still alive please please please investigate this case love ❤️

[@lab19beats15]

Stop the execution!!!!

[@godtakingnotes7632]

Oops to late, justice served

[@dadisig.3445]

This is just nasty!

[@tanishatucker2470]

This my thing... Maybe he wasn't the only suspect but he knows what happened. St. Louis isn't small ... U city is like a suburb... That laptop says a lot.

[@wadefreeman7340]

Why???

[@Blackfoot100]

This was a Lynching.

[@tanishatucker2470]

Race doesn't play a part in this case. He wq6s married to a white woman wasn't he?

[@Trobtwillis]

Even if I believed in Capital Punishment in theory, there are many problems with it in practice. Issues include: Long, costly appeals processes which can cost even more than lifelong incarceration; Racial biases; Gender biases; Wealth disparities. In my conscience, the most disturbing problem with Capital Punishment is the risk of mistakenly executing the wrong person -- killing an innocent suspect while allowing the true perpetrator to escape justice. If an innocent person is wrongly incarcerated, then a time period of liberty is lost, and the longer the time period, the more tragic the miscarriage. Still, if a review of the evidence / new evidence exonerates an inmate, then release can take place. No such restoration can be given to a deceased person, and that's an even bigger tragedy.

[@ladariuswalker2148]

what happened to people saying stuff being here say? why are they taking these peoples words for it? thye said he admitted it to inmates. thats here say isnt it???

[@SkepticalMantisCHANNEL10]

Free Khalifa!

[@ossoduro7794]

Oh, they're gonna "free" him alright.

[@22221mm]

Thank you for this conversation. Free Kalif!!!

[@neosannyasin8022]

This is so barbaric... =(

[@betsyakoko6810]

They should call a spade a spade not a big spoon

[@nevamo7820]

HAS ANYONE ELSE SIGNED THE PETITION???? I'M FROM MISSOURI AND HAVE. I ALSO INTEND ON VOTING AND GETTING PEOPLE HERE TO VOTE OUT ANDREW BAILEY!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@scheirerjeanie1]

I did

[@papabones-G48]

@nevamo7820; Yes I did and also donated to further the petition, under my given name not my screen name! Learned about this case on "We The People University"- KZbin Channel, that's where I signed and donated! "KEEP ON KEEPIN ON"

[@Rob-qr2kn]

I didn't see the petition, just a number to call ad a script to read ?

[@indianicholas6562]

Sending my prayers to his family. DNA doesn't matter anymore. A lot of people came out and told the court they lied.

[@jordanthompson8268]

At the time of the murder touch DNA evidence wasn't a thing and it wouldn't make a difference because Williams wore gloves.

[@shilahguidry5891]

God has the last word...

[@adamamalle3484]

Dieu est grand

[@seanhuston2593]

So you have someone on your vid here that advocates for the abolishment of the death penalty...She going to advocate for this cat whether he guilty or NOT. So are you trying to get him off death row cause he's innocent or are you trying to abolish the death penalty?? Which is it??

[@diana-ue3hz]

this video is obviously about an innocent man getting the death penalty.

[@JusticeForJTKnotts]

Yes, really that needs to be another episode. However, right now at this minute this man’s clock is ticking. It really needed to be only him imo. They could’ve done another episode after this was taken care of and his life was at least saved. He’s got from my understanding 2 days now.

[@Jamyes9909]

​@@diana-ue3hzHe's not innocent

[@22221mm]

Both.

[@diana-ue3hz]

@@Jamyes9909 elaborate?

[@javierrt10]

What was his criminal history …?

[@jordanthompson8268]

14 felonies not including this murder. A few were armed robberies/home invasions if I'm not mistaken. Really gets the noggin joggin...

[@javierrt10]

@@jordanthompson8268 Yeah , that record gonna be hard not to convict, I know the family of the victim believed he committed the the murder but didn’t believe in the death penalty, having the victims laptop in possession if did it or not I believe he might of known who did and never said anything either way God is the Ultimate Judge….!

[@LavenderFields627]

GOD IS WATCHING!!!!!

[@Tsoti1]

Why should he get life in prison if he's innocent or to execute him for a crime he did not commit? Perhaps the prosecutor did it since his fingerprints are all over the weapon.

[@frankrizzo454]

He was already in prison for robbery for 50 years

[@scheirerjeanie1]

Why don't they rehear the case in another county

[@taritabonita22]

Unfortunately, it doesn’t work that way! Case has to be tried in the State the crime was committed. 🙏♥️

[@via2552]

Ummm... because other countries do not have any rule over US law.

[@stephondavid5210]

@@via2552county not country

[@melissaowens1559]

Rip

[@garypatrick7817]

Yer getting close to a MILLION subscribers…!😮

[@EdwinReed-zj4up]

This man should not of been in jail nor on death row. Shameful.

[@astralcowboy5511]

3:17 a person* *Marcellus Williams

[@knowcaution1808]

Sounds like he was set up. And at that he already served what? 20 years, he should of been a free man, respectfully the laptop which he said he got which was from a ex which was the same ex who said he did it (only when money was brought up) sounds like she knows more than him to me. Sounds like the ex and the next witness were in it together, how could the detectives miss dat?

[@taviaturner3070]

😢😢😢

[@zetristan4525]

Unique host, man samoosa!

[@grzlbr]

The girlfriend did NOT come forward, she never said squat about any money. Spreading countless lies is shameful

[@luerodgers1795]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🌹🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@rickvassell8349]

He dead

[@nevamo7820]

KZbin we the people university with Abia Israel.

[@VirgoWhite]

This is so terrible.. lord, father god, I come to you and asked for the truth to be exposed and release this innocent man. Protect him father. Amen..

[@playinem121]

Dude was guilty AF! This is just ignorant BS!

[@carmaela2689]

No one should be executed when there is a shadow of a doubt. Period. This is just like that poor man in Georgia a few years ago. He was literally put to death because another man (who was a better suspect) said he did it. There was no good evidence. Just shameful! That poor man 😢

[@hakeemfrancis1099]

He confessed to his girlfriend at the time that he killed her and threatened to kill her too if she told anyone, The victims belongings were found in the trunk of the car he was driving, he was a 15 time convicted felon and bragged about the murder to other inmates.

[@ossoduro7794]

Won't be long now.

[@axebattler6604]

WE