Killer grandma hires hitman to murder grandson's mother - Crime Watch Daily Full Episode

[@Loki_bear]

lies lies lies lies LIES!! I've not heard a more disgusting sob story about why she wanted someone dead. My eyes literally cannot be further in the back of my head right now

[@CarinaPiersay]

She’s a big enough woman to set up the hot but not big enough to admit what she did. Coward. She said “It’s a death sentence for me… I’m 56 years old.” Oh you mean kinda like the death sentence you gave to your grandbaby’s mother? Like that?

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

I don't know how she thought anyone would believe that load of rubbish. I hope the baby has inherited a few more working brain cells than her, down the maternal line.

[@LifesPeachy321]

Well said! Lies by both mother and son! No one can tell me he too wasn't involved or unaware!

[@kittiesice]

Agreed. Honestly It's idiots like this making up stories that make stupid teens think "fuck the police". How many people have been proven to be lying but idiots still band with them for some reason. Biggest example I can think in resent years is Amber heard and how many people thought Johnny Depp was the problem, only to be shown how violent she was. Then she had the gall to go after Jason Mamoa's rep because he likes to dress bohemian and she saw it as "dressing like Johnny to mess with her"... These people need serious mental help.

[@NikkiBikkiNZ]

Seriously the son defending his mother and making up such a ridiculous story to justify her actions makes me so angry. He does not deserve to have any custody of his boy, makes me think he was involved too

[@ClarkKent-ic3pb]

🤡☝️

[@elizabethjacob2314]

💯

[@imnotreal6275]

Yeah even when he’s shown evidence he wants to act dumb 🙄

[@annabambus6572]

This is a boy - man who in the beginning says he was fully ready to step up to the plate to be everything for his son, ( not wife and son) and then a little later says "us". Who exactly is " us". His mother who fell in love with his son, and could not in any way let go of here own son when never takes responsibility. For a loving father it took him several weeks before he took serious note of his son's loss extreme loss of weight before deciding to take his son to hospital. That is simply not a father stepping up to the plate. He should have been there every day, aware of what was going on. He was obviously not involved in any way with mealtimes, let alone the mental decline in his wife, who could have been suffering from post birth depression. He was incompetent and sounds like an immature mama's boy. A lot wrong with this whole situation . His mother comes across as having been very strong and dominating/ intimidating, using emotions to push things around. Her tragic face reeks of guilt. Too much blame thrown by him at his wife. His emotional immaturity and total lack of responsibility is a major red flag. Chilling.

[@wadisanaa]

to lie was his way of saying thank you for taking the bullet for the team

[@shirleyashanti3031]

I can't fathom looking into the eyes of my grandchild and knowing I had his mother murdered. It's beyond comprehension. 😢😢

[@msknucb1762]

I agree! That lady is pure evil!

[@MarvinParanoidAndroid83]

It’s common and expected for newborns to lose weight up to a month afterwards. Not all babies do, but it’s very common until they get feeding and suckling down pat. Their justification for taking custody is asinine.

[@Pugetwitch]

Exactly! I don't understand, especially if the mother was nursing. It could be stressful after having a baby in milk production doesn't always come in until over a month after, especially if the baby is struggling with latching. She should have been working with a nursing consultant, I can't believe these red states. Appear in Washington the courts never would have given away custody because of that. A public defender would have explained what was happening with a newborn and given the mom more of a chance to provide nourishment. Especially if she was fatigued from hormone imbalances postpartum.

[@zazzifizzle]

And also ignorant and cruel. He said himself they could barely wake her up. Sounds like she might have been going through post partum depression, or PTSD. Or basically the shock that young first mothers have after giving birth. My friend said she felt like she had just been run over by a truck.

[@robyfrantic3676]

Exactly what I was thinking. Every baby I ever knew lost weight the first couple weeks and then started gaining with no issues.

[@redo73]

She refused to feed her newborn. What more do you need!

[@zazzifizzle]

@@redo73 according to the people who tried to kill her. I am going to assume you are a man and so therefore no point to explain post partum depression to you.

[@texasrefugee7888]

I married the golden boy of a narcissistic mother and it was almost this bad. Run screaming from controlling, nosy, intrusive, manipulative, mother in laws and their sons.

[@Challenger2A7]

I've been through this with my former, bad-tempered shrew of a mother in law. In the end I thought "To hell with it, she's going to get the truth." And I actually said to her "Look, why don't you just get into bed with him, and get it over with?" Obviously I was prepared to be verbally and/or physically assaulted for saying something so awful, but she just stood there looking thoughtful. There was no other reaction either then or later, and it was never mentioned.

[@texasrefugee7888]

@@Challenger2A7 🤣you're hilarious. You hit the nail on the head 👏. She's jealous mine was jealous of me. She even made up cancer stories to try to hook her son back in.

[@KNxkyle82]

Mothers know best ✌️

[@ronaldsmith6871]

Look I'm not Prejudiced but this some crazy Caucasian sht???

[@michellemorrison9663]

​@KNxkyle82 clearly not. If a son or daughter choose their path, it is not up to the parents to intervene. It was your duty to teach them how to navigate through life and society. But not to meddle in their business once they've taken their decisions. Each one of us have to face consequences. Or, be able to live the best of our lives. What it is best for him/her, might not be for you. And guess what? It is fine, cause you're already living your life, you've already made your mistakes. Your children have the right to their own life. "Mothers know best" is so toxic because what is best for a person, is individual. Not according to any parents' standards. This is how my husband stopped his narcissistic mother from her continued ab*se and I stopped mine from even trying to hurt him.

[@beverlywilkinson5773]

Sandra and her son are both terrible liars, they are grasping at straws and making up the most rediculous story to get her out of jail. I feel the son could be involve in the attempted hit on his baby mama life as well.

[@kostasvrionis781]

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[@MarieORourke-e3v]

I think he should only have very limited and supervised access to little one. At best, he's got no good judgement. At worst .. wouldn't be surprised if he was a party to it all. Sometimes the truth does eventually come out.

[@karenneill9109]

And that’s why Mom got full custody. That woman wasn’t bullied into anything- she was cackling about it. He’s delusional. (I get why, it’s hard to accept that your parent is a bad person, but…).

[@terribongers2465]

Unfortunately, the son believes his Mom. She is trying to wiggle out of what she’s done. Evil

[@tinageorge8058]

I agree

[@wheresgod3245]

Killer grandma’s story if too far fetched to believe! I suppose she destroyed the paper that would have proved her tall tale 🙄 An innocent person would have gone straight to law enforcement for help. To believe a drug cartel would kill her entire family unless she paid them to kill the mother is absurd!

[@beakt]

I know. I was waiting for the interviewer to say, "Wow! Can we see the note with the list? Oh, what's that you say? You don't have it? Crazy!"

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

@@beakt I think the interviewer was as dis-believing as the rest of us. Gob smacked. At least the baby and Lynsey have been saved from the wicked witch grandmother.

[@AnastasiaBeaverhousn]

BS, she's stupid!! She didn't ask her ANYTHING that she should have??? Why would they want to kill Lyndsey, why did they need her $750, why didn't she go to the police? The reporter is a moron!!!🤡​@@MarieORourke-e3v

[@mightymouse1005]

​@@MarieORourke-e3vand not wicked witch of the west will NEVER have access to the baby.....perfect justice Her obsession over the baby is the thing that made it where she'll never have him again

[@BlackStump172]

Why would a drug cartel want to have her murdered and if so , want the mother-in-law to get a hitman ?

[@t4kfamily735]

She said she didnt deserve the death sentence of 720months when she was willing to give lindsey the literal death sentence. That family is delusional. She's only 56? She looks like shes in her late 60's lol

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

Well, breeding hate and plotting a nasty murder does rather take it out of you - premature aging and all that.

[@paulettelamontagne6992]

was gonna say sane im 56

[@domk2993]

Those cigs 😂😂

[@fpshooterful]

i thought she was in her 70s.

[@cecillec2331]

Hatred ages one rapidly.

[@antoniohorta5656]

She should get another 12months for wasting our time with these lies. Got to love federal sentencing guidelines!

[@Current-Topics]

She's probably still counting how many years 720 months would be

[@taendatravels-km3uo]

@@Current-Topicsi don’t even know 😂😂😂

[@karinasrocketpunch9278]

​@@taendatravels-km3uoMe too 😂

[@mightymouse1005]

60 years

[@MelDamgaard]

Take 720 months ÷ 12 (months in a year) = 60 years

[@moesmoontv8270]

You think anyone will feel sorry for you after what you did. Nobody made her do anything from her actions. You have a death sentence???! You put one on your daughter in law!

[@DarthAmethyst94]

N for the baby boy and girl to not have their mother. That grandma was selfish, and the son/father is a mama's boy.

[@cynthiaconnors183]

Matt is creepy

[@ribenji_m]

Those texts she wrote showed no fear AT ALL. Just pure evil and when she says no in the interview her head nods yes 🤢🤢

[@catherineware4965]

The old nod your head & say no... 🙄

[@deydirkarjerb7309]

Shut up 🐩

[@Mr.Butler69]

The interviewer in the first case with the grandmother made me laugh. She’s such a good actress with that sad, empathetic face she put on. She had me convinced

[@noneyabizness]

Right, me too. For a second, I was like “why does she feel sorry for her?” Then I remembered it’s her job to exaggerate the story lmfao

[@Pugetwitch]

Yt woman tears

[@andreawynne3246]

She was great. She played overly empathetic in order to get a good interview. Good job

[@BlackStump172]

The contrast while speaking to the cop was huge . No teary eyes .

[@Pugetwitch]

@@noneyabizness yeah that woman's face is hella expressive, I can imagine her in some kind of classical theater LOL they don't speak but everything is done through facial expression

[@jenniferwallace4618]

That sheriff's kinfolk is involved with that young lady's case and that's why he's avoiding her parents and anyone else. It's because he knows much more, hell he most likely knows what happened to her. As if he was the one involved himself. He's probably the cause of her death or someone very close to him is. That's what I think. Otherwise why wouldn't he just let her parents get those pages regardless? I hope they find the truth soon.

[@Dan55888]

Right? How can they lock up info on their own daughter

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

Totally agree. I think dad needs to keep making a big fuss in every way he can.

[@molum-uchiha_yt6843]

Says her ex which is also her child’s father has been with the department for 30 years so they were covering for him sheriff Brett Kruse also retired in 2021

[@cd-vg3nz]

Yep, they are hiding the truth. The police dept. smells guilty

[@legendarygigolo823]

That poor woman! It's too easy to get caught up in a murder for hire plot, pay a hitman cash, call him back to ask for pictures...it could happen to any one of us.🙄

[@Gabitronia]

​@@texasrefugee7888 yes. It's sarcasm. The emoji at the end made it clear.

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

Hey good comment! That gave me a good laugh! You have amazing empathy.

[@paulineklein5307]

Yeah right!!!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@Heisablessing]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Itcouldallbesosimple45]

😂

[@jokodihaynes419]

The thing about betrayal it never comes from your enemies

[@annmariemccooey6731]

Very true. Well said.

[@hawple]

Well duh lol if someone is already ur enemy, u would not feel any betrayal

[@oldeskoolnana7543]

Hate grandmothers who want to be mothers again. Enjoy your grandkids but enjoy your freedom.

[@moniqueengleman873]

Hell Yaassssss. I have five adult daughters with children. (married, educated, working mothers). I love my grandchildren, but I am so darn happy that it is them and not me. I LOVE MY FREEDOM 😍

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

Well some of us don't get the choice, but you co-parent subtly and with love, and always aiming to support the parent - child relationship. You make your contribution quietly from the wings.

[@mightymouse1005]

I've always loved being a grandma. I spend time with them and then take them home.......I LOVE my daughters in law and even when I don't agree with some of their parenting, I butt out....they do their best ❤️ ♥️

[@mightymouse1005]

That's all you can do. Someday they'll be grown and you'll be the grandma....​@@MarieORourke-e3v

[@mightymouse1005]

This man is NOT a man. He's a mommy's little Bata male. She seems to have control of his life and wants control of her grandsons

[@niania7022]

This sheriff has really raised some HUGE FLAGS with me about why he has sealed this case. Hopefully he won't get rid of information if he's forced open it. That alone makes me suspicious.

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

I agree. I think it stinks of corruption and cover up.

[@patssoxceltics]

From my experience as a defense attorney, they usually hide stuff that is sensitive to identifying officers or other sensitive information. For example, if information would likely lead to identification of a CI.

[@niania7022]

@@patssoxceltics Yes, that makes sense. I really hope the father of this young lady gets some answers.

[@molum-uchiha_yt6843]

They said one of her exes which was also her child’s father had been with the department for 30 years? So he had to be at least what in his 50s?

[@TehKaiser]

​@@molum-uchiha_yt6843If he wasn't the killer, he might have resented her anyway such that he persuaded his comrades to let the real killer get away.

[@cynthiaconnors183]

Lindsay likely had PPD and needed help. Matt seems like a weird, very peculiar individual. The grandmother isn't trustworthy. She's distraught about being caught and convicted. She asked for a pic of the death, she paid for it, she CHOSE to do it. Grandmother is an angry person and she's angry she got duped. She's a vengeful woman.

[@heidiwearing7698]

❤❤ unfortunately this is all wrong. I believe Granma became to involved her maternal instincts kicked in. Protect that child. Wrong to choose death but that mom ain't no good.

[@mightymouse1005]

He's lazy butt could have fed HIS baby.....

[@andreawynne3246]

I really hope that dad gets answers about what happened to his daughter. You could tell he’s trying to be strong but he is absolutely torn apart on the inside 😢😢😢

[@kimistry9533]

I'm happy it was a police sting. No one should be killed that way. That grandmother must really hate that woman. Sad shame!🤦‍♀️ Terrible.

[@estherwhite-b8r]

Sad, very, very sad.i love my grand children I love their families.Lots of love and peace.Heaven help us all.

[@Pugetwitch]

It's hella messed up, obviously the woman was having problems producing milk and that's why the baby had failure to thrive, she likely also had postpartum issues with hormonal imbalances causing extreme fatigue, after my second baby I had hormonal imbalances and it made me sleep the majority of the time. I still produced a lot of milk but I've never had trouble with production. Every woman is different, my cousin was unable to produce milk and she chose to feed her baby formula, and then she was judged horribly by her friends because of that. If she wasn't giving formula, her baby would have lost a significant amount of weight and then I'm sure she would have been judged for that, too. As a mother, we have really difficult challenges and I can't believe that they tried to take custody of that baby because she was having problems nursing and staying awake.

[@enessajoy763]

right, thank God it was fake!

[@KNxkyle82]

Formula ain’t good for no baby

[@itsjustme7487]

​@@KNxkyle82 It's better than nothing.

[@cynthiawoods883]

The police are outrageous! They sealed the records? Come on! No explanation! This father needs to sue the heck out of them! They are covering up the truth! I am so tired of this sort of illegal abuse of authority.

[@ramel79]

As regular crime shows watcher I’ve heard just about all types of ridiculous arguments but this mom and son take the cake 😅

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

You're right. My nine year old great granddaughter can weave a more believable story.

[@arlenecoggins-john3795]

💯💯💯

[@madamelapresidente502]

They carry the world Olympic cup of fools.

[@mightymouse1005]

They're ALWAYS the victim and never the perpetrator

[@mightymouse1005]

The son knew what was going on. It was his "friend " that's not a coincidence

[@PA-hi9wj]

The Sheriff sounds suspicious. If he sealed the file, he's probably involved. For all we know he could have assaulted her then pushed her into the lake. It's happened before in criminal history. It could've happened again.

[@karenneill9109]

There are way too many inconsistencies. The car in park, keys in her pocket, pristine body, body in the backseat…. When something smells, and someone seals the container, what’s inside is usually pretty ugly.

[@katerinagiannioudi401]

Postpartum depression could hv been the reason the mum (1st story), was not taking good care of the baby. I went through it and its very hard. Matt is really delusional backing up his mom! 2nd story: she had been married, had 2 kids and divorced by 27! Wow!

[@mightymouse1005]

I was divorced with 2 kids younger than that. No reason to let abuse continue

[@nanzyz]

That grandma is full of ii. Hope she never gets her hands on her grandson ever again...

[@chellesama8256]

She's got a 60 year sentence so it's likely she'll die in there.

[@Southamericangirl42]

But the grandson might visit her in prison when he's old enough as his mom said she forgives gran - she may allow him to see her.

[@loua1519]

Knew her killer is a cop long before he was even mentioned. Corruption at its worst. Wishing the family's investigation success.

[@redo73]

I pray they expose the corruption. A murder has taken place & one Sheriff has the power to shut investigations down & pay off the coroner to call it an accident. Icing on the cake is to then deny the release of his corrupt police 'work'

[@molum-uchiha_yt6843]

They said her ex which is also her child’s father had been with the department for 30 years so the sheriff is definitely covering up something the sheriff retired and she was in her 20s so her ex child’s father had to be in his 50s

[@SonyaHudson]

I'm so glad that the baby has his mother's love. There is no way that I'd ever trust her sperm donor. 21:22 Anyone who can justify his mom's behavior is definitely not wrapped too tight. The lights on but nobody's home! 💯

[@Negresse.La.]

Right! I said not even he deserves to have custody of that baby

[@DEADisBEAUTIFUL]

Seems to me that the lights are on, but somehow the lights are on in the wrong house, and now these idiots are stumbling around like idiotic asshats! They’re both equally ignorant beyond any and every way imaginable.

[@laurenpegg110]

Love 'not wrapped too tight'😅

[@ribenji_m]

21:19 "Im NOT guilty of all this" Her head is nodding the opposite.. 🤥

[@angelmac5380]

yep body language 101

[@tavasikachabvonga5026]

Kristy was murdered, the police know something, its a cover up. That vehicle damage is not consistent with just drowning. The sheriff knows something

[@redo73]

It's outrageous! What a corrupt & unaccountable system.

[@breasimmons6689]

Luckily she was caught. She didn't care about her grandson's mother or his sister. So sad.

[@yvettemoreel4237]

I don’t believe that grandmother.

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

Ha ha. What clued you in?!

[@sunnystormy4973]

poor dad and kristy would love an update...

[@zmarko]

🤣 🤣 the cartel wanted Lindsay dead. Makes total sense!

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

Makes total sense of course - if you're an evil manipulative lying excuse for a grandmother or decent person.

[@Southamericangirl42]

Yep. Her drugs distribution side hustle was so successful that the established cartel boss wanted her out of the way. That could only be done by elaborately engaging granny to hire a(n) (ex)terminator.

[@virgo714]

The second story sounds very fishy… what is wrong with the sheriff?

[@Southamericangirl42]

He covered something up. Who knows, maybe even his interaction, or should I say intercourse, with her.

[@SweetT601]

The son is living in a fantasy land. His Mama is as guilty as sin. He was probably involved as well.

[@jackileensauler4817]

Commenting on the second story i was surprised that the coroner called it an accidental drowning. Since no one knew anything but that she was found in her vehicle with no bruising from impact that i believe it should have been stated as she drowned. The 'accidental' makes me question how this person drew this conclusion.

[@ContentCrescentMoon-rh2jo]

There would be marks if it's foul play too though

[@DottieMinerva]

Common sense. She left a bar and drove into a body of water mistakenly. It’s sadly common for people to do it at night when they can’t see as well.

[@redo73]

The coroner can be bought! Crooked sheriff would of demanded that be the finding ...or else!

[@molum-uchiha_yt6843]

Crooked sheriff for sure. her ex which is also her child’s father had been with the department for 30 years which would make him in his. 50s and she was in her 20s so the sheriff was covering for him and the sheriff also retired

[@elainemarock5840]

You cant make this story up with the Grandma . Lying with a straight face !!!

[@shirowkihara6577]

The interviewer facial expressions listening to Sandra's BS she was like c'mon ma'am I know you're guilty as hell and you're going to rot in jail😅

[@LadyAngela678]

Yes I noticed that😂

[@MT-.]

They could have at least concocted a better story? So the son's criminal friend told her that unless she paid a hit man to kill the grandson's mother then he would have all of her family member's killed? So the criminal has money to pay for 30 people's death but not enough to pay for one? Make it make sense🤦‍♀ If I ever needed to understand the term "Mama's boy" then this man would be the full definition!! Gullible as a fish🐠🎣

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

Nah. Even a guppy is brighter than that one. You don't want to get sued for defamation of fish, do you?

[@MT-.]

@@MarieORourke-e3vLOL🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣...couldn't agree more. I am officially retracting that statement 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@angelabiery-jones5556]

I pray that father & the family are able to get the case file, get the case re-investigated & get answers on what really happened to his daughter! I find it suspicious the sheriff refuses to give her parents or even their attorney the case file & why leave parents with so many questions?! That’s just cruel because they aren’t able to properly grieve for their daughter!!

[@redo73]

It's outrageous that a death & it's investigations can be shut down by one crooked sheriff! I feel so angered & sad for the family.

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

@@redo73 Me too. As Shakespeare said, 'There is something rotten in the state of Denmark'.

[@molum-uchiha_yt6843]

They said her ex which was also her child’s father was with the department for 30 years which would make him at least in his 50s sounds like they are covering for him

[@lesare6509]

Second story, very sad, the father does have every right to know what happened to his daughter. Really someone’s involved, her truck is in park? She’s in the back seat!? Hope they find out & go after all involved. Prayers for the father & family. 🙏❤️

[@melissabarham4837]

​@@molum-uchiha_yt6843 He could have possibly joined right out of high school at 18. That could put him at around 48. Still a huge age gap.

[@TRUMP-ki9vn]

It drives me crazy when the person doing the interview acts like they believe the utter nonsense the grandma is spewing. I would have have laughed in her face. The fake cry is not going to win her any awards. I guess I would not be a very good reporter.

[@2degucitas]

She does that to get the interview subject to tell all. It's an act and gramma fell for it

[@ladyinhome100]

Grandma, stop lying 🤥

[@tullochgorum6323]

It seems clear that the mother in the murder-for-hire case was suffering from postpartum depression. This should have been a medical issue, not a question for the courts and a custody battle. But mental health services in rural Alabama are notoriously poor and sufferers are stigmatised, so it seems that the whole situation was mishandled. Once the mother had recovered, of course she should have had access - a kid needs a mother. The father and grandmother decided to demonise the mother instead of helping her get back on her feet. Truly horrible people.

[@Pugetwitch]

Exactly.

[@keeprockingit2018]

5:14 first of all who knows if this mother wasn’t suffering from postpartum depression. Did she get checked for that? Did anyone think about that? Also, this guy is rubbing me all the way wrong there should be no reason why he is sticking up for his mother. She was wrong and you do not, try to set someone up to kill your daughter-in-law??? like in is that OK?

[@Love-pd8lz]

The first case,the son is such a fool

[@Dan55888]

Wow, something crooked going on in the 2nd case cops/sheriff. They should resign or actually do their jobs! Worse if they were involved

[@redo73]

Of course they're involved. Paid off the coroner too

[@ginacuro7923]

Grandmas a liar.

[@scarlett8782]

so let me get this straight: a single mom that had been working 10-16 hour shifts as an EMT nearly right up until she had her baby was so unbelievably exhausted less than a month after giving birth for the first time that she can barely stay awake and can't be roused to feed her baby (which is already insanely difficult for stay at home moms who don't have to work) and instead of helping her, they took her baby, only allowing supervised visitation, when fathers literally abuse their kids within an inch of their lives and are still given full visitation rights? not to mention the fact that it's very common for infants to lose weight after birth until they learn how to properly drink breastmilk - gaining substantial weight from the original birth weight can take 3-6 months. the reason they took this baby from her is absolutely absurd. the psycho grandma just wanted to kidnap the child herself and control his life too. child services is a total failure and family court is a disgrace

[@joshuathomas043]

100% believe that Kristy's death was a cover up

[@captureallen8632]

Her story doesn't make sense. That was a very pitiful attempt at trying to get herself off.

[@sasham8102]

She believes it though. What is more absurd is that she really expects people to believe her. Pure manace.

[@captureallen8632]

@@sasham8102 exactly!!

[@ellp152]

Haha 😂😂😂😂 🥱🥱🥱 Her son lying so much Can’t BLINK 👁️👁️ Her Son should be arrested too!

[@roxannerosa2708]

Sandra's mouth is so dry because she's lying(ugh, take a sip of water).. that's what happens to murdering liars. The son is an idiot. I get that the mother of his child neglected him and caused the baby to be hospitalized, but that does not excuse his mother's actions.

[@julievanderleest]

Does anyone here even slightly believe Sandra and her son? They are about the worst and most obvious liars I’ve ever heard. It’s almost like watching a horrible audition for a movie.

[@munganiayvonne3548]

Like mummy like son.... The son should never have custody of that child 😢

[@ammie9876]

That man never deserves to see his son again! He’s actually lying for his attempted murderer mother, he’s as bad as she is. I sincerely hope he never gets his nasty hands on his poor son again

[@TheBandit7613]

Yeah, nevermind the mother starving the baby from birth.

[@ariannaheredia5988]

No one saying the mom starving the baby isn't innocent but the fact that the grandma wanna act like she's done nothing wrong is fuckin insane she wants to blame everyone else for HER actions is insane lets use our brains here

[@2degucitas]

He's a Mama's boy

[@angelabiery-jones5556]

@@TheBandit7613 I would like to see the reports from the investigation where they said the mother was unfit!! She has an older child that was & is thriving so why would she ‘starve’ her new baby?! Now she has full custody & her son is just fine & has been since the murder plot went down!!!

[@emmagatewood3898]

@@TheBandit7613 He lost less than one pound, that's hardly "starving". Plenty of babies weigh a few ounces less at six weeks than they did at birth. It's very common, especially if the baby is breastfed. One of my kids lost a similar amount of weight after birth, we had a hard time getting him to latch on and feed. He's now a giant 7 year old who's in the 97th height percentile for his age. 🤷

[@tommygriffith9594]

If the grandma had ever been around cops she would have known. Dude literally couldn’t not sound like a cop if he tried

[@NormaPounders]

I do not buy that grandmother story she wanted this woman dead

[@FalcomDavid-k4j]

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[@AssignmentHelpExpert140]

You don't want Crime Watch Daily to come chasing you. Avoid crimes 😅😅😅

[@rushhookhornadventures20]

4:26 Him or his mother had no clue that babies can drop a pound or two in the weeks after birth, every parent and doctor knows this, it happens with every new born baby. And to hear him defending his mother is sickening. He needs to be in prison. He doesn’t deserve to be a father!!!!

[@melaniejarrett2953]

She says starved 😅

[@myredpencil]

Baby was a pound under birth weight at 6 week checkup, That's failure to thrive, mother's fault.

[@ninaballerina8136]

How can L.E refuse to tell the father how Christie died ? Totally weird !

[@cynthiaconnors183]

LE told Christie's parents that she drowned

[@ninaballerina8136]

@@cynthiaconnors183 They got her file classified. So, they hid the real reason.

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

I don't get that either. Wasn't there a coroner's inquest? Isn't it a matter of public record? Processes like this and transparency protect us all. And people who hold office, like that sheriff, are supposed to be accountable. Not act like they're God. I smell advanced decomposition, but it's not a body this time. It's the stink of corruption and the death of morality and truth.

[@ninaballerina8136]

@@MarieORourke-e3v Your comment got hidden by You Tube. Transparency, be damned !

[@ninaballerina8136]

@@MarieORourke-e3v Similar story with Long Island Killer till he had racked up a high number.

[@annabambus6572]

I will never forget one of my most physically beautiful very close friends,when we were teens, telling me that being physically beautiful was the biggest burden burden in her life, because she could never trust anyone fully. They all just went for her outward appearance without every beginning to try to get to know who she really was. She was highly sensitive, compassionate and creative. Loved dressing up well, never overtly sexy. She didn't have to be. Always genuine, gentle and a romantic, in spite of a very difficult childhood. Romantic in her singing and writing, as someone who just wanted everyone to be alright, both to escape and explore how she knew and felt real about. I can attest to the fact, thank God that she's married to the same man after 40 years, with children and grandchildren in a very honest real family. I thought her first real boyfriend was an extremely good looking playboy. Initially that was true but he couldn't get over her genuine caring and sensitivity. He changed his cassinover ways over a year or two and then it was just the two of them, but right from the beginning their was this definite sense that he just knew she was right for him, even though he did try to underplay it. She just never stopped being who she was while , remaining true to him in her heart. He was never jealous nor competitive about her. Just very drawn to her. Wonderful to see that happen between two people who are together to this day and l know they always will be. The biggest thing was that neither of them wanted the other to be different for their own needs. They really were unwittingly drawn to each other, with the inevitable hurts and friction. She is now a very alive wife, mother and grandmother, in the truest sense of the word. Some people can literally let go of their beauty and physical attraction to others and other people's need them to be so. She remains my role model. Thank you Penny ❤ . 37:17

[@Southamericangirl42]

It really is somewhat of a curse to be beautiful... Especially when it's the least important "asset" you possess...

[@FalcomDavid-k4j]

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[@theresagonzalez2448]

If mom wasn’t doing a good job after baby was just born it was more than likely postpartum n to use that against her to make her look terrible n defend ur mother is horrible both the mom and son are horrible liars

[@carolallain6130]

Babies usually lose a bit of weight after a few weeks of being born then begin to gain weight again

[@PaganPunk]

Especially bigger than average babies ❤ xx

[@texasrefugee7888]

Yes they do. And these people are so evil. I wouldn't put it past em to dope her so they could get custody.

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

Exactly. There have been babies all over the place in my family. They all lose a bit of weight to begin with, and then regain it.

[@gabi7nene]

I’m a grandma my son isn’t with either of the mommas to my grand babies. I adore both of them mommas & love them so much I couldn’t imagine ever wanting them away or gone from my grands.

[@astrialindah2773]

🙄

[@cjdodgeprimecrime]

That's because you're NORMAL thank God! And not a psycho liar and murd***r. May God continue to bless you!❤

[@loricourtland8909]

It is common for newborns to lose weight .

[@emmagatewood3898]

Yes. It's also common for moms of newborns to be sleepy!

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

True. Everyone who's ever had a baby knows that they lose a little weight at the beginning.

[@vickieliupakka2975]

Nope, I don’t believe Sandra’s story.

[@christianeshepherd8172]

sfu Grandma...lying and crying cause she got caught...

[@islandthrifts809]

Adelson family anyone? The hitman was trying to bribe me!!

[@kinginaearth1959]

I wonder where Granny's husband is ?

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

She perhaps bumped him off years ago, and collected the insurance. The mummified body is in the attic. Or maybe he ran for the hills,

[@donna4047]

She wasnt entrapped. She was not tricked into anything and knew EXACTLY what she was doing and us bow making up outlandish tales because of her 60 year sentence. That girl deserves to see the woman who just thought shed paid 1500 to kill her go to prison and she also deserves to feel safe. Shes not a good liar either. She can barely even get the lies out through her attempts to breathe. The difference in her physical appearance is startling as well

[@zazzifizzle]

Oh prison is hardest on the middle class. And especially hard on first offenders.

[@Jade7159-]

Blaming the cartels 😂

[@mtio2807]

What kind of a dad says “the child”?

[@glorialovesChrist]

Cover up by the cop. I hope the murderer victim dad gets justice. I wonder if he also hired a Private Investigator.

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

Good point. A private investigator is a very good idea. I think dad should not give up until he's really got to the bottom of it.

[@Faesharlyn]

Hmm.. I wonder if Kristie was "speeding" and got pulled over after being PITted or nudged off the road, put up a fight or was incapacitated or kidnapped, then driven into the lake.. That would explain the secrecy, a FOIA of all of the officers' locations and information from her car's computer could lead to a connection...

[@FalcomDavid-k4j]

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[@Trozzo]

The son needs to get professional help to deal with his delusions

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

He needs to grow a morality bone, and stop being mama's little boy.

[@dianekelly2212]

The grandma trying to get free she desperate to get her grandson back, if I was the mom I’d move that family are dangerous 🤬

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

Yep. Pack up and go girl.

[@dianenguyen1121]

With the first case, did the father of the baby hear all the threats from his mom or did her personally saw them. Who said she didn’t lie to him too? And if he saw them personally, why didn’t he go to the police or did he want it happened too?

[@chellesama8256]

He was certainly in court to head it and that should have sounded dumber than shit to him - he'd know his friend wasn't in a cartel!

[@michellel564]

No different than if someone walks up to you n says" wanna buy some dope?" N you say " hell ya how much" you pay them...then your arrested😅. Your guilty. No ifs ands or butts. The son is guilty of conspiracy to hire the hit man, you better believe he knew.😉 yes he did.

[@AtheneHolder]

entrapment? that's the excuse? so someone you knew had a history of doing bad offers you something "out of the blue" and at that moment you don't think something's wrong here? lady, go sit in jail and contemplate how you could have made better life decisions. utter foolishness, the child didn't appear neglected, the mother just seemed fatigued and probably PPD.

[@Llamamamashamallama]

the mom has post partum and needs a better Dr and/ or relinquish parental rights. Grandma is a monster.

[@bbe3034]

If the baby’s mother wasn’t feeding that precious baby, I understand why grandma was upset!! But she should have called law enforcement or child protective services!!

[@ninavenegas2275]

It’s not uncommon for babies to lose a pound after birth. The mom being sleepy after caring for her newborn…. That sounds normal. My baby was diagnosed with failure to thrive it wasn’t bc I wasn’t feeding him. He was sick and preemie. Y’all are soft in the head

[@2degucitas]

​@@ninavenegas2275and the gramma is soft in the head too. A mother in law often opposes the daughter in law because she's a threat she can't control. Straight up hate, noncompliance with DIL's wishes, and backstabbing. No one is good enough for her precious son. Gramma needs a hobby or a job and redirect her energies.

[@y0g_s0th0th]

That is absolutely false. Babies, especially when they are breast fed may lose a pound or so after birth. Breast milk has more water content than fatty content, that sometimes even with round the clock feeding a baby will lose some weight. Not to mention from day-to-day you will lose and gain weight depending on your stomach contents, and trips to the toilet. Being outside the womb and having the opportunity to move freely may also be another way to calorie burn for an infant. Not every baby just puts on weight like nothing. Some metabolize food much faster. Also it would be hard to notice if the baby was a pound lighter shortly after giving birth. Especially if it's your first baby.

[@childrenpraisegod1230]

Is it possible the baby's mother was drugged to be sleepy and unable to feed her child? Was her blood tested during the hospital stay to see if grandma didn't set her daughter in law up to end up at the hospital?

[@DarthAmethyst94]

It's possible that the mother went through postpartum depression after having her baby. It was just mishandled.

[@shelleysmith9508]

Sandra is nothing but lies. Nothing about her excuse is proven in the any conversation. She found it shocking that a ""hitmans" criminal record wasnt admissible in court, well guess what if he were a real hitman hes not an angel - they all most likely have a record of some sort. She is grasping at straws to get out of the sentence. She knows what she did.

[@annabambus6572]

Who contacted the undercover informatant ? Any normal person, imperfect as they are, knows that murder is never ever a solution. If you are given coded suggestions by someone to get rid of a roach, you go with your phone texts straight to the that's enough with them to work with. The son literally gives me chills.

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

It's a bad case of knit your own evil. I don't believe a word either them said.

[@FalcomDavid-k4j]

⁠hello

[@diorawesomeness3938]

I’m interested in hearing what the mother has to say about her child’s weight loss. I’m shocked they didn’t ask her about that.

[@juliapush8296]

Exactly. Wondering if postpartum depression was cause of it.

[@elizabethblane201]

@@juliapush8296 Childbirth is very stressful; maybe she needed much more support.

[@user_angelmum]

The father said "failure to thrive " which is a medical issue ..not a neglect one (usually) The mother sleeping a lot sounds like also a medical issue or depression

[@looking4things669]

It's normal for a baby to lose weight days after birth. Several issues are very wrong with this story.

[@Pugetwitch]

Might have had a hard time to get baby latching to the breast properly or her milk might have not came in yet completely. if she was in a blue state like Washington, she would have been set up with a lactation consultant and screened for postpartum depression or psychosis and hormonal imbalances. They would have set her up with some ancillary services to help her. Alabama sucks!

[@shadowhawk742]

“Face the wrath of a drug cartel”…In rural Alabama? Seriously? The delulu is incredible. They should have come up with another excuse.

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

Grandma has obviously been watching far too many true crime videos - instead of helping her daughter in law with the new baby,

[@CassidayJacobs]

The US justice system is weird, that grandma got more time than most actual murderers

[@elizabethblane201]

Did Charlie Adelson get this idea from her? It's an almost exact scenario: extortion by cartel for unknown reasons. It's so laughable and desperate. The son might be complicit, or maybe just an idiot.

[@monicasaturn2514]

Scary the dad is like his mom...

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

The dad is totally brain washed, and non too bright. I blame the parent/s.

[@katarzynamariamuszynska2811]

Yes how much more evidence you want? Plain and simple She wanted the mother of the grandson dead ,i wont be suprised that father of the grandson knew about it How patethic he is to try to explain and justify his mother action I believe the mother of the grandson is a good mother ,and she will manage as a single mother,she has her family to help out as well i am sure.., What the grandmother thinking that police never figure out who wants the daughter in law dead? That she asked to murder her,and she and her son would have custody of the son.. and everybody would live happy ever after😮 shocking The grandmother should be putting away locked for long time And the father of grandson is dangerous as well ,be careful ,if he would care for the son,i wouldnt trust with care for son,of course there is no evidence he was involved but the reason he trying justify his mother action tells a lot 😢 Grandmother is a dumb😮 she really thinking anybody would believe her ,she was trapped!?😮 what a bullshit? Trying to saving her family 😮

[@marcheadixon9937]

Don't believe her story. Grandma is 😈

[@roelienliebenberg2516]

Grandma can say what she wants. She is guilty! Making up stories, just makes her look stupid.

[@tunisiaharris9579]

This very similar to the Kiely Rodney case I believe 2 years ago. Her SUV was found sumbmerged underwater and her body was in the trunk although the car was pointing nose down on the lake bottom. Two windows were open, the car was in neutral , her phone location was turned off a few minutes before, also it took a KZbin dive team less than 3 hrs to find her car, although police searched for 2 days in the same lake. And it was ruled an accident until anything changes.

[@MariaReyes-gv8ui]

The son is ENJOYING HIS FREEDOM while MOM IS ON PRISON😢😂😢😂

[@lcweave2016]

What the heck is wrong with people. It sounds like the child’s mother might have suffered from postpartum depression. Why didn’t killer grandma offer help and support to her grandson’s mother rather than try to have her killed!

[@myrtleserwaaagyemang1458]

She was forced, trapped or setup? Why go back n request for pics?

[@feliciabosch8110]

But these silly grandma's have no ears

[@Fresh-lite]

Some of these mother in laws can go really far. Scares some of us with estranged mom in laws

[@moppy6]

grandma is telling lies, as if someone is going to make her hire a hitman who is, in reality, a cop! Not thought it through very well

[@MarieORourke-e3v]

I don't think grandma is very bright - and her son seems to have inherited a lot of missing brain cells too.

[@loveyb9090]

A hitman bc the baby lost a pound. Im telling you these mothers are sad.

[@djbachataben9036]

That lady is a liar. She is trying to say I didn’t want her 💀 but it wasn’t true. All over the boy not eating at one moment in time.

[@noneyabizness]

She probably really wanted her gone because she “took” her “precious” son 😢😂

[@user-Queenbyright]

Of course she’s guilty and her son’s a mummies boy . Her story made no sense 🫤