Toxic Love: The Shocking Case of Gloria Ramirez

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[@MrHusang23]

A guy named Mincey was investigating a guy named Pie. It's like poetry.

[@errolkim1334]

In Yorkshire?

[@NoeletteMason-rn3wy]

​@@errolkim1334😂😂😂

[@elianamckee]

@@errolkim1334best dialogue on KZbin ever! 😂😂😂

[@damongirl66]

At Christmastime? @@errolkim1334

[@isaacjoseph8425]

​@@errolkim1334😂😂

[@gaylegoodman9097]

First thing I would do with my son, after he was discharged from hospital, and he has heavy braces on his legs, would also be to take an unstable canoe and go to the middle of a lake…..right 🤬🤬.

[@ztyy8185]

It was part of her twisted plot..

[@ElisPalmer]

Mass hysteria being the cause for the incident in the emergency room is the most ridiculous conclusion that I have heard in a long time…..

[@fionamackie3357]

Exactly. The last people to succumb to hysteria are those that deal with it all the time. I did 20 years in EDs with my son who has a chronic medical condition. Never once has any staff member even looked nervous, even during resus. Mass hysteria my butt!

[@Tina06019]

@@fionamackie3357 We do our level best to stay calm in the ED, because the last thing people need is the nurses and doctors losing their cool.

[@roytetwart]

That was a first-class video. Very interesting and very well-edited. Cristal clear narration made it an absolute pleasure. Thank you so much.

[@asalane20]

It’s amazing how relentless and compulsive sociopaths are. They repeat the same patterns over and over, almost mindlessly. To kill your own son with no apparent motive except “let’s see if I can get away with it” is truly perverse.

[@Why-Censor]

Although not right there were two reasons she killed him. Wikipedia has a good read on her and where I realized I watched a KZbin a year ago about the killing of her son. Wiki is a great quick and insightful read about Judy Buenoano that left me feeling she was made, not born, a killer but I'll not spoil the story for you by saying any more.

[@dianawatton7570]

It is EVIL☠️🔥👎🏻

[@alhamdulilaah7520]

@@Why-Censorwhat sense did you make?

[@pssgrobertcafirma1221]

I miss these shows.. please bring them back..

[@piratecove3323]

The difference between medicine and poison is the dosage.

[@jinchuriki7022]

So McDonalds is poison since I eat it all the time?

[@soniyashrestha2521]

​@@jinchuriki7022 Yupp 😅

[@alhamdulilaah7520]

@@jinchuriki7022obviously

[@shadaewilliams2130]

MASS HYSTERIA!? 😂 the chance this is hysteria is 0% I work in a large inner city Emergency room. If you don't get at least two gunshot victims a shift.. its considered slow. It takes ALOT to faze us. Couple months ago a guy got shot and killed in the stairwell of the hospital and the ER was like..'just another day'🤷

[@foo219]

Well, that further indicates having a high IQ doesn't mean you're intelligent, only that you're good at IQ tests...

[@aybabtu]

Intelligent? Yep. Analytical? You bet Smart? Not necessarily.

[@annunciataparchesi1832]

Arrogance turns people into idiots.

[@mightymouse1005]

Most high IQ people are analytical but have poor logic, empathy, and people skills . They associate with fellow "geniuses " because they see themselves as better than others

[@foo219]

@@annunciataparchesi1832 So very much this.

[@stephenszucs8439]

Actually, IQ tests measure your ability to learn and your problem - solving aptitude, not how much you know. Some people learn and retain information very easily; but if a person has excessive pride that ability is useless as they "learn" in an echo chamber, or they only accept information that confirms their initial assumptions, which means they learn nothing.

[@moondancer4660]

If what you are saying is true then isn't it possible that Ramirez actually died from the same chemical? And not from liver damage?

[@simoneh8464]

Her own son!!! This woman was evil

[@fionamackie3357]

Totally hearing you. I spent 20 years fighting to keep my son alive. He has cystic fibrosis. Nearly lost him to RSV one year. A very scary time in ICU. Then, just over a year ago I nearly lost him again, this time to NTM (non-Tuberculosis mycobacterium). At the last minute, he was saved by Trikafta coming on the PBS here in Australia. I would do anything for my kids. I have friends who have lost their kids and would do anything to have them back. I can't imagine actively killing them. Evil.

[@animerlon]

My heart hurts especially for James Goodyear's mother. To have your son survive the horror of the Vietnam war & come home, only to have him taken away from you must have been unbearably devastating. That it was purposely done by a person who should have loved & protected him 2nd only to his mama, makes it so much worse. 💔😭 I would like to know how many other victims this selfish B*#*H has. They only alluded to possible others, plural! I guess there was so little evidence that they didn't mention alleged victims directly so they aren't sued. That there are others, sadly doesn't surprise me, this woman was ruthless & insatiable. Thankfully, her impatience led her away from a tried & true, almost secret method & caused her to do something more obvious.

[@janesmith9024]

I agreee and that she also murdered that poor mother's grandchild too. I hope the grandmother got custody of the remaining son.

[@animerlon]

@@janesmith9024 And that he got some counseling or therapy to help deal with it & get on with his life. Grandma too for that matter.

[@Why-Censor]

@@JohnSmith-gy4qj Judy's mom died when she was 4yo so she and her brother were sent to live with grandparents. When thier father eventually remarried he brought the children home where he and his wife began abusing only Judy and treating her as a slave. It's at this point where I believe Judy's brain and life potential were terribly altered. It seems obvious that she developed a hatred for men from her father and a need to gain control which she did by killing. I also believe she needed to be rewarded for her suffering and so chose gaining money from life insurance payouts on each as the way to satisfy that need. I wish I knew more about Judy Buenoano, born Judias Anna Lou Welty, and her relationship with her stepmother to understand why she did not also target women. It may be as easy as Judy having an excessively passionate love-hate relationship with her father and holding him responsible for all her misery. While I believe Judy hated her stepmother I also feel she never developed love for her and so was ultimately able to dismiss her. We can hate someone yet grow to ignore them but to hate someone we love, especially with the exaggerated emotional passion of youth can indeed drive a person to become unhinged in all the worst ways. Had Judy been left to live with her grandparents I feel we would not now be talking about her and that she would instead be an 80 year old great-grandmother enjoying a content family life. It's the might-have-been that makes me feel momentarily sad for a person. For those who argue that we all have choices I point out that a person living with an unwell irrational mental state is driven by mad desire that leaves absolutely no ability to make rational choices.

[@ellierivera5519]

👍👍👍 💯.

[@stevengirton3745]

I enjoyed the second episode when they said “ nothing was missed but nothing was found “ 😂 quite obviously something was missed

[@hirainawhaanga6253]

There are so many toxic poisons that the lab would have to have a starting point to start from. There are literally hundreds.

[@kimrichards5576]

It just goes to show you that even those who claim to be so intelligent slip up and make a stupid move.

[@kitexabab1825]

The hat just makes too much sense, but fairly true.😮😅

[@cautionTosser]

the one around 28:00 sounds like an awesome episode of House. It's a shame most people in the labs that do all the brainy stuff aren't that magical on camera. Need to punch it up a little. Seriously though - hats off to the brainy folks in the labs.

[@moondancer4660]

I was just thinking how stupid it sounded for This Woman's last name to be buenos anyos I'm sitting here thinking that means Good Year and then they say she changed her name from Goodyear😅😅😅

[@fabiwilliams4644]

Wow, how much did she hate her husband & son to decide they weren't worth living

[@kitexabab1825]

That's very understandable I know how that feels. But I had a very dear friend to me. Have that happened to him. And I really regret wanting him to know that person. It was a while ago, but still very vivid to my mind.😢😢❤

[@deerinheadlights100]

I dont think she felt anything, not even hate, just selfish greed.

[@annunciataparchesi1832]

Hate is what you feel for human beings. They were not human to her, just things to dispose of for cash.

[@scotishjohn]

Swasshe .entsl

[@mpalmer7800]

Narcissistic personality disorder plus greeeeed!!!!

[@anupamsircar111]

It's a shame that a well-equipped, federally funded national laboratory returned a diagnosis of "mass hysteria" initially and had to be assisted by a hospital nurse before the lab was able to come out with the real one.

[@xBriarosettex]

Exact,y!

[@AvaCherry189]

Laziness by the agency.

[@zshzanTila]

mass hysteria is the conclusion of someone who is book smart, not resourceful and male.

[@projectalyce]

Also, they blamed her for a time. Stating because she took medicine that was not prescribed to her that she put all those people in danger. Well, excuse you that she had cancer, was in a lot of pain, and just wanted relief. Laziness and incompetence. I can understand not knowing what happened. I appreciate doctors who straight up tell me that they don’t know what is going on with me, but I personally don’t appreciate anyone blaming me for being sick and making assumptions base such little information. I feel really bad for Gloria. She had cancer, died horribly, and this is her legacy. RIP, Gloria Ramirez.

[@meredithisme3752]

😂😂😂 unbelievable isn't it, mass hysteria caused by what, these emergency room people are used to horrors

[@karmayt8956]

“If you don’t like your husband, poison him.” …and go to jail. It’s less expensive to just divorce him even with no money.

[@EddieLeal]

Indeed. You'll be looking over your shoulder for the rest of your life. Wondering if one day they'll bust down your door with a felony arrest warrant.

[@grammichal6759]

True. Prison? Poison? Prison? Poison?

[@thefightinggameplayer]

I've always wanted to know more about this ever since I was around 13-15; that was when I first of Gloria Ramirez.

[@FullaTeeth]

What happened to G. Ramirez's blood specimen? Where did the crystals go? Something doesn't add up.

[@surrenderdaily333]

Loud noises can cause rage. Some people are especially sensitive to it. Not that that is any excuse. I'm just saying it's a thing that affects a certain percentage of the population and very few doctors of any kind are aware of it. But that sensitivity mixed with a "large ego" (aka, Pride) can be a deadly combination. It's terrible when people believe that others are not worthy of life. Looking down on other people, for whatever reason, is a sin.

[@stephenszucs8439]

Indeed. All humans are Imago Dei.

[@surrenderdaily333]

@@stephenszucs8439 Amen

[@gobblelevclass3nuclearsubm393]

i really appreciate this !

[@SweetUniverse]

I had a friend (briefly) who was a borderline personality. They're scary, like a multi personality. You never know who you're going to get from day to day.

[@graykobain6001]

It's not like multiple personalities. It's rapid mood swings, instability, and can involve rage and swings between over-valuing people, then de-valuing them (black and white type thinking)

[@colspiracy8326]

She was like a box of chocolates. You never know what your gonna get. FG.

[@Razzledazzle1062]

​@@graykobain6001your right on that and they don't realise very sad

[@user-beeeekind3r]

A friend who was a borderline personality??? What... do you even know what you are saying and what these disorders are called and are? I think you need to study before speaking hahahaha there are many types of disorders, many can be managed with some help or even medicated. Don't just throw disorders around like they are lollies. LOL. BTW people are not labelled their disorder you are just dehumanising them and if you are anything like a human you should treat them like one even with or without a disorder. What if the so called friend you had was your brother or sister wouldn't you try to help or at minimal come to understand what they are actually dealing with? 🤔

[@user-beeeekind3r]

Not everyone with a disorder is out to kill or even cause any kind of harm to others. Some do but what do you call others that kill the so many that are in prison or not even caught ( the ones that get away) or dead themselves now that were never labelled with a disorder? Are they normal? 😂

[@Nana1959.]

You are my favorite DIYER! I can’t wait to use these techniques.

[@kaylaloveslilpeepforever6825]

😂what

[@jesterday2222]

Forcing your music on others is not much different than forcing your farts on others. Both are disrespectful, especially when those others are in no position to get away from it. It's the lack of respect that fules the hate. So many people don't seem to get that, it's amazing.

[@henkdevries251]

Excellent serie off documentaries.

[@1978JonBullock]

Really interesting set of videos.

[@AnnaBanana-gz4om]

gloria Ramirez's case was so interesting, I wonder with our modern technology if they ever exhumed her body to find out what it was, its terrifying someone can walk into a court rm or anywhere with no weapon and just knock everyone out.

[@gulkhan2067]

She was poisoned by your agencies, they are doing it covertly to many people, just imagine why police didn't investigate it further because they don't investigate the alphabet boys, shame on usa for this

[@Nabbie128]

It became a problem when they defibrillated her. They noticed a shiny substance on her chest and didn’t wipe it away during it into a toxic gas.

[@lindaweber5599]

Like Wile E. Coyote looks at Roadrunner and sees a roasted turkey some people look at others and see a pile of cash.

[@mamarobyn]

Florida!! Shocked 😂

[@JohnHWelch63]

As a former resident of Florida for 3 years I also say "Florida! Shocked😂

[@animerlon]

Me too! 😮 So unusual. .... . . . . . . 😂

[@mamarobyn]

​@JohnHWelch63 Uggg you got out... I'm so jealous... Been. Here. Forever. DON'T LOOK BACK BUDDY!!😂

[@JohnHWelch63]

@@mamarobyn I'm not from Florida. I'm from Maine. I just moved down to Florida for a while. 3 years in Putnam County waa enough for me. 😂

[@Why-Censor]

My Thoughts on Judy Buenoano: Judy's mom died when she was 4yo so she and her brother were sent to live with grandparents. When thier father eventually remarried he brought the children home where he and his wife began abusing only Judy and treating her as a slave. It's at this point where I believe Judy's brain and life potential were terribly altered. It seems obvious that she developed a hatred for men from her father and a need to gain control which she did by killing. I also believe she needed to be rewarded for her suffering and so chose gaining money from life insurance payouts on each as the way to satisfy that need. I wish I knew more about Judy Buenoano, born Judias Anna Lou Welty, and her relationship with her stepmother to understand why she did not also target women. It may be as easy as Judy having an excessively passionate love-hate relationship with her father and holding him responsible for all her misery. While I believe Judy hated her stepmother I also feel she never developed love for her and so was ultimately able to dismiss her. We can hate someone yet grow to ignore them but to hate someone we love, especially with the exaggerated emotional passion of youth, can indeed drive a person to become unhinged in all the worst ways. Had Judy been left to live with her grandparents I feel we would not now be talking about her and that she would instead be an 80 year old great-grandmother enjoying a content family life. It's the might-have-been that makes me feel momentarily sad for a person. For those who argue that we all have choices I point out that a person living with an unwell irrational mental state is driven by mad desire that leaves absolutely no ability to make rational choices.

[@ileanamuntean7338]

I understand about having noisy neighbours, though.....it can drive you nuts.

[@sherrydarling9626]

If they moved away and rented their house why didn’t they take personal belongings??? Script writers need to pay attention to details.

[@lgstar3363]

Maybe production didn’t count with enough $ ??

[@kitexabab1825]

Life can be a lot of things it could be good or if it is or not doesn't mean you should go out ruining people's lives, that's just wrong. Life is a very precious thing that much I know well Too much Not sure if this makes sense to a lot of people but I would normally say take each day with a grain of salt. Because some people don't have that gift for long. Being alive and happy. There are plenty of other reasons why but I'm not gonna add that on.❤❤

[@marie-antoinettebett2700]

How long did he spend in jail ? Was he executed for this evil crime ?

[@kaydavis6752]

First story he says you can't see it but it's got a name so you must be able to detect it. First thing that came to my mind was God and Santa. 😀

[@Enri45100]

I don't understand how he managed to put the coca-cola bottles with the poison in the neighbors' home so they could consume them. Anybody knows how he did it?

[@amberkat8147]

I figured they'd find it in plain sight. Dude was too arrogant to take proper caution.

[@ddgamble2199]

Just imagine if Gloria had been in a wreck, with open, bleeding wounds!

[@Bambi-xg3kr]

Judy was executed on 30 March 1998.

[@johnoneill7947]

Let Peace Be Thy Passion

[@AthyDuGard]

The torture Peggy Carr went through as her system shut down is horrific. Must of been so frightening. If they've already executed that twatface, I hope they played really loud music on his walk to the chair.

[@thisbushnell2012]

Geniuses who are 'certified' can be just as dangerous as self-styled ones.

[@helenatompson3823]

been trying to work oput the connection with gloria.. not obviously

[@mamarobyn]

They say poison is a lady's killer ...

[@johnoneill5661]

The last episode killer should have been given some of his own thallium Coke a cola so he could feel what his victim felt.

[@kitexabab1825]

You know Why be with someone if you're just gonna end up bruining their lives mine as well? Just do it for your own self.😢😢 I mean, don't get me wrong. I don't want people like suiciding themselves for no apparent reason. I would never wanna put anyone up. On that idea to do that to themselves, that's very painful.😢😢

[@mkm6458]

Didn't connect the pills to the illness himself

[@mightymouse1005]

He probably just knew the pills made him feel bad. He did connect it because he quit taking them. He just never thought his girlfriend would kill him.

[@mkm6458]

@@mightymouse1005 good point

[@ZA-mb5di]

27:00 they're showing the results here and the family still thinks she didn't use dmso

[@ClichéGuevara-2814]

...why are the detectives searching Judy's home with flashlights? If you have a warrant, you can turn the lights on, fer crying out loud... Seriously stupid direction.

[@desmondachocky537]

Improve on the narrator's volume.The sound is very low u can hardly hear the narration especially fr guys like us who have a hearing problem.I literally have to maximise the volume of my tablet.

[@NoeletteMason-rn3wy]

Yes I agree.

[@ellenthom34]

Hospital fails 99,,😆 Part of rule out should be poison/toxins but they can afford MRI for gi symptoms

[@poetcomic1]

Her SON???

[@mapachehombre1581]

Judy Buenoano was electrocuted, executed in 1998 😉

[@pmdempsey9742]

Why do these detectives search by torchlight? they will miss things by not shedding a good light on the scene

[@casitritle4392]

The Spanish translation of Goodyear es Buenaño

[@sophielucky3517]

Why did she do that?

[@WillplayYT36]

27:06 DMSO jumpscare

[@ruelvillafranca1724]

I highly admire FBI men for their genuine quest to bring criminals to justice. God bless the Federal Bureau of Investigation 🙏

[@lgstar3363]

Yeah sadly these fbi agents who were honest determined hard working no longer exist stopped existing apx almost 2 decades ago when it became quite obvious.

[@thisbushnell2012]

"Leave Her to Heaven"

[@PersonnaEvans-kn6xm]

And Not mind "Marking Children" of Old Security if Height to Return Home..As Classes in Readiness to Class as Travels.. Methodologies or Rules "More important" for Release in Their Services Elsewhere...Home of Any can Be Surprising...

[@paddlefar9175]

Your comment? Yikes! And you even edited it.

[@dannygjk]

What is it with the name Ramirez!? Oh. Florida.

[@garypell3432]

19:40 Pretty interesting...

[@nicholasschoonbeck6866]

Not to plan a murder, but thinking about just the data, is it wise to murder victims with a weapon that never can be hidden or destroyed? I can understand that various reasons someone might use poison over other methods, but it still seems like it might be smarter to use a weapon that you can make vanish.

[@polvoceleste5541]

Well, I got the last part about the obnoxious and silent criminal neighbors, but what about the first case and the Gloria case, what’s the connection¿

[@Royak]

In the last case husband got away with murder .

[@adrinadavies9375]

I agree

[@AnnaBanana-gz4om]

How did he get in peggys coke bottles?

[@annunciataparchesi1832]

He brewed his own beer and had a machine that put the metal caps on.

[@sonyahavis261]

Your eyes sees dollar $$$$$$$s

[@marlenedouglas7957]

Evil story one

[@sonyahavis261]

Mad-off

[@desd1932]

my pronouns are he/she

[@sonyahavis261]

Lie an cheat u

[@jodyross6185]

ius this mislabeled, its about a woman named judy, not gl0ria!

[@Munnabhaiyaaaa]

First

[@1songbird7]

🥳 👏👏👏👏

[@amyrudolph3932]

SO? Whats ur POINT? So ur in 1st GRADE!🙄🤢 SOME ppl CHILDREN

[@zpalombi]

​@@amyrudolph3932go spread your negativity elsewhere.

[@sylviabriggs4087]

@@amyrudolph3932does it make you feel good to be rude to other peoples comments,, try switching to being nice it’s good for the health

[@1songbird7]

@@zpalombi 💗

[@hasukeas5749]

What’s the point sentencing someone to death if after more than 30 years george still waiting on death row That’s ire like life sentence 🥹

[@xBriarosettex]

This is exactly one of the arguments against the death penalty in theUSA.

[@susanarsoniadou]

I believe it is because in the past people were executed yet years later it turned out they were innocent.

[@-Ellax0x]

Ramirez?Ajo🧄? that sounds like some voodoo Dawwg

[@robbiecomo5953]

these cases are a joke funny how there always seems to find things that make case easy garbage