Saved by a Fake Hitman | The Case of Tiffany Mead

“Shh, don’t scream.”
On the night of July 23rd 2013, Tiffany calmly calls the police asking for help after she injured her own neck in an attempt to take her life, while her ex-husband Kris simply watches her. When the detectives arrive on the scene, it’s clear to them that she didn’t do this herself. Her ex Kris says the opposite, and calls her a liar. As they dig more into the case, time is running out as Kris carries out his own plan to “finish the job”.
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[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

A lot of heroes involved in this story. Brings a little bit of my faith in humanity back. ❤️

[@bezzerwizzer6448]

The judge and jury is shameless and cruel. The sentence is a slap in the face of that poor woman. A system who let this be a " sentence" , thats a rotten system . A system with people who should be so ashamed of themself.

[@christopherarger7384]

@@bezzerwizzer6448 1aaa11

[@christopherarger7384]

@@bezzerwizzer6448 1aaa11

[@peanut5003]

It was rhm

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

@@Poo531 nobody cares about your race baiting. Shoo troll.

[@ScorpionStinger521]

He tries to kill her THREE TIMES and he can be up for parole in 5 YEARS??? RIDICULOUS!!

[@Weird-City]

@@AkashSharma-ib1qx Who the idiot or the judge? I'm British and that doesn't sound like any British I ever heard - sounds like American mixed with retardism to me. I hear that accent a lot. Squeamish?

[@hellaSwankkyToo]

@@AkashSharma-ib1qx 😂 he's not British. he was born + raised in Utah.

[@bezzerwizzer6448]

@@AkashSharma-ib1qx Whats wrong with you?

[@zahiramnissair6906]

If my ex husband would get away with it because of the worst broken system ever i would torture him so that he would never try it again!!! I would not kill him, i want him to stay alive and live with fear... i will show him that i am not afraid and that I have control!!!

[@cornishmaid9138]

@@AkashSharma-ib1qx - I’m British and I can assure you we’re far from squeamish, and that includes the women. We’re a belligerent nation.

[@Egg-tu9cc]

the fact that he's tried to end a person 3 times, and still gets the opportunity for parole in only 5 years is insane.

[@unknown11215]

Agree

[@sharonvalentine2373]

I’m over here like… she can come hang with me. I can hit a target with a handgun using either hand. She can stay ready.

[@yamalistorres4015]

Exactly

[@GayToBeHere]

@Lars Svensen wtf

[@tundra4331]

@@GayToBeHere sounds like sarcasm to me

[@MattnessLP]

So he attempted to murder his wife, then from inside the jail tried to hire a hitman to finish the job, and he only gets 5 years to life? This man is clearly a danger, even behind bars. He should be locked up for life in solitary confinement with no contact to the outside world, ever.

[@kismetmoon9294]

that man is an unstoppable and stubborn force of absolute spite and evil. i’m not usually one for the death sentence, but i think it’s genuinely the best option in this case so this woman can live a significantly more safe life. he’s a waste of space and money anyways, i say feed him to the worms.

[@cynthiaisako]

Exactly

[@mylordtakemeaway]

@@kismetmoon9294 Surely in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find comfort. Quran 13:28

[@mariella2884]

I always wonder who are on parole boards? Like surely there could be no rational person or incentive to release him. I pray…

[@brandonryan6080]

But he's white. So oh well. 🙋‍♂️

[@nenegrey2282]

"I'm not dangerous," the guy who slit his wife's throat and tried to hire a hitman to kill her from prison tells the judge. 5 years is absolutely ridiculous. This poor woman will have to show up to every parole hearing to make sure that monster stays behind bars. Absolutely ridiculous.

[@macafe7160]

So for attempted murder and then trying to hire a hitman the best they can do is 5yrs to life. That's ridiculous. U got ppl serving 20yrs for a pound of pot but they think this is acceptable. Wow. This hurts.

[@brittneycroft9595]

Crazy huh. My 15 year old sister murdered my mom. They want to give her 10 years for stabbing her in the neck.......her own mother that didn't care for me and took care of her for her life.

[@macafe7160]

@@brittneycroft9595 / So she didn't care for you but the one she most likely spoiled is the one that literally put a knife in her back is only doing 10yrs? Then if you're the oldest and she wasn't married they'd expect u to handle her funeral arrangements.

[@abibb27]

Agreed.

[@stephanielong2674]

Yup.. my dad is looking at life for trafficking neth because it was in his hone because his own brother got out after doing 5 years on trafficking meth the 3rd time and went right back to selling and because their parents had passes away the house had to be shared by both of the brothers. My dad had to pet him come back because of the will. Well my uncle had it upstairs but not in his own room. He new that if it wasn't in his room they couldn't say it was his. Well my dad an step mom had been gone that day an th3y raided the house pulled them over an locked mt dad up. They even had evidence that my uncle had a call telling him the cops was at the end of the road about to come in and he started flushing it. Well they took him to jail and my dad. They are talking about dropping it on my uncle even tho my uncle has been in trouble for it numerous times and my dad hasn't never bene in trouble for trafficking. They told him he could get 60 years for this. Yet this man tried to kill his wife an can walk out after 5 years. That's suck. Then they wonder why there is so many killings. If you try to kill someone then you should get life without regardless. And if you try to hire a hian from inside the jail then you should go into the hole an only be allowed to talk to your lawyer. If you want to write a letter to a family or friend then it should ne taken and read not one time but 3 times by different ppl to make sure there is no hidden code in it. It should be examed fully. Of anything looks off then it should not be sent out. Then if the person that your trying to kill moves then the person in jail should not have the number or address. His lawyer shouldn't be able to get it either. The DA an judge should be the only ppl that have the address an phone number. That way the person trying to kill that person don't have a way to locate them sense he tried 3 times including trying to hire a hit man from behind jail walls then they should have offered her witness protection. That way those kids an her could be safe. He literally talked on th3 jail phones showing he does not care about getting time he wanted her dead an of she was killed then there be no witness to keep him behind bars.

[@spiritthingw]

Proves abused women are alway going to be put last. What the hell is wrong with the system, cause there is no justice!

[@Erinski]

The cop deserves a medal. She definitely went above and beyond the call of duty, and she saved a life. Edit: Getting a lot of replies of "She just did her job, nothing more". Her job was done when she made the arrest. Monitoring dozens of hours of prison phone calls is not her responsibility, but she did it anyway.

[@hellaSwankkyToo]

which part wasn't her duty?

[@Erinski]

@@hellaSwankkyToo Acting on a hunch that he wasn't finished, and monitoring dozens of hours of his prison phone calls in order to catch him. Once he was cuffed/behind bars, an officer's official duty ends. If she didn't make the time to do that, the wife would be dead.

[@jonslg240]

She is a true hero. A true badass. The best of the best.

[@jonslg240]

@@hellaSwankkyToo all of it you dimwit.

[@JME1186]

Sounds to me like she merely did a good job… at her job. We need to stop rewarding folks for same, im sorry. Part of why we haven’t grown up from participation trophies … and it breeds complacency which is absolutely unacceptable in public positions. Being as though we pay our public servant salaries, merely doing the job when it comes to law enforcement is never enough

[@user-mm4rz8mk3e]

What an inspirational story of two very strong, determined women. This officer went far beyond her call of duty to "Serve and Protect" what a legend! I love how the Lieutenant says, "as long as I am alive, I will continue to stand in a gap between kristopher Ertmann and Tiffany Mead", such powerful words. She is credit to the name that is Police and law and order.

[@shawnaparrill3312]

That female cop is a blessing to our world! She’s so compassionate and truly cares about what she does and the victims ❤️ thank you for all you do and all you did for this beautiful soul

[@evaveronica5222]

I still cannot believe that his father realised what his son tried to do to her and destroy his grandson's life and still his only goal was just to have his son free. Unbelivable.

[@kikiwilliams4747]

I was looking for this comment. Thank you.

[@sw7833]

He obviously witnessed his father be a controlling psychopath and is the same!

[@evaveronica5222]

@@sw7833 I think, you're right. Also, they could always give hime everything he wanted no matter what the cost was. But seeing him doing what he did the most common is having a violent, abusive parent.

[@merryhunt9153]

I bet he told his parents an elaborate tale about his innocence, that his wife tried to kill herself and blame him, that the cops are trying to railroad him, etc etc. People want to believe in the goodness of their children.

[@dougthomson5544]

Agree, that’s another SOB who should be in jail.

[@Anon12077]

FIVE YEARS?? Pathetic justice system.

[@rocketta.chique5761]

Yeah what the HELL, this guy should be locked up for life. Seriously what legal loophole made that happen

[@lauren6233]

I honestly couldn't believe it. Slashed her throat AND got done with conspiracy to commit murder? Watch he will be on his best behaviour for 5 years, so he can get out and have more of a reason to find and kill her.

[@Anon12077]

@@lauren6233 Right? My thing too is that even though he might never get parole, they're seriously going to make this poor woman go to his parole hearings every time it comes up? Like talk about digging up trauma

[@Anon12077]

@@rocketta.chique5761 Ya ridiculous. Like he literally admitted it on camera and pretty much confessed. I've heard cases where people got death row with not even a quarter of the evidence they have here.

[@samiksood789]

stop referring it to as the "justice system". there have been enough cases where guilty people don't suffer enough consequences or heck if they're rich , they get away with it and keep enjoying life.

[@paperbark3754]

That policewoman and the victims relationship really made my heart swell. The police's hard work allowed her children to grow up with a mother

[@Ww-nh9pl]

The “shhh, don’t scream” would be the most terrifying thing to hear in that moment. This woman is truly a champion for speaking up and for overcoming this

[@lyricberlin]

I don't know how many times a cop can put their heart and soul into putting a bad guy behind bars for the court to have him up for parole in 5 freakin' years. That was disgusting and a slap in the face of his victim and all of the people that worked to get him behind bars.

[@blindship5792]

VERY VERY DISGUSTING AND PATHETIC TO SAY THE LEAST

[@instantstuff2239]

5 years shocked me. That's just enough time for him to sit there and fester while planning her successful murder. What the actual f-*k is wrong with the judge or jury that gave that sentence? I hope she remains safe.

[@kathrynshields8221]

Parole was denied.

[@juanitarichards1074]

@@kathrynshields8221 It is an obscenity that he would even have a chance at parole.

[@musakui]

@@kathrynshields8221 we know, that's beside the point.

[@shoomboom]

holy fuck! the power of a mother! being able to think let alone stay rational and make the right choices and even DRIVING with a SLIT THROAT! to save your baby... she's incredible! what a survivor!!

[@daniellakarenina8634]

Maybe she is a borderline liar Why you all so gullible and believe her insane story

[@beverleysummers4757]

Wow, what an amazing mother.

[@ambermay7032]

This story hit me hard. My ex husband tried to kill me three times, two trying to make it look like an accident and the third trying to make it look like suicide. I told the cops and the mental health professionals that it was him but they didn't believe me. The cops told me "We aren't here to sort out your relationship problems" and when I tried to get help from them a second time, while locked in my room fearing for my life while he taunted me through the door, the cops said "If he does (kill you) so be it. We will have something to charge him with then". I'm so happy that she got help and was believed.

[@Ajgsydodkdlclcjjs]

Very hard to believe

[@karly4justice]

I wish we had many more police officers like this female detective, that continued to stand by the lady who’s throat was slashed by her husband. Kudos to them both for their courageous actions against violent husbands!❤ I’m a survivor of criminal domestic violence also, but thank goodness mine wasn’t as severe as this, and sadly enough all types of violence has terrible long lasting affects on all victims.

[@kelseyhess2561]

I truly believe she would be dead if it wasn't for that brave cop. She went above and beyond, trusted her gut and saved that woman from certain death, and her boys from growing up without a mom. I hope she is recognized for what she did😍

[@bernitacenteno1326]

My heros are these two women and the police Dept. which set up a fake hit man to catch this piece of....monster !

[@Totalchaos0228]

Right? Her dedication to this case was truly admirable. We need more good people like her on the force and protecting us .

[@KE-yq2eg]

As soon as her son was in the hands of the police, she sprung to action. I'm so happy she didn't hold back out of fear.

[@boop7313]

Why only 5 years though??? I'm impressed by that police officer, she is staunch asf. Her support is vital for Tiffany and I hope she knows how awesome it is to hear of a cop that takes her duty to protect & serve seriously. Bravo to her for doing everything she can to keep her safe. With an ex like that it's a constant & forever chore..

[@Imugi007]

Chance of parole after 5 years? Disgusting. Hopefully that parole board has more sense than the judge...

[@tylerjune4120]

They don’t care about justice unless she’s dead, 3 times he tried to kill her and he only gets 5 years then can get parole? Wtf

[@unknown11215]

Agree,the system is fucked.

[@sukatidi]

apparently youre only guilty if you succeed.

[@anitie601]

They definitely don't care

[@seraphcreed840]

We aren't part of the team, so who cares if we aren't around anymore? When seconds matter cops are just minutes away. Lmfao

[@bradenharris8718]

Let’s be real, this is a legal anomaly within the justice system. Stop acting like we have a bunch of murderers and attempted murders who always get off lightly when it’s the exact opposite 99% of the time. It’s just moral postering and virtue signaling bullshit. Which is standard for people in the true crime community

[@CaliCarolyn]

Two remarkable women taking down and overcoming pure Evil. You did a phenomenal job ladies! Your courage and strength will inspire others who are victims of DV and violent crimes in general. Women empowering other women is the way! God Bless you both and keep you safe always.

[@jonahjames8915]

What a beautiful person that lady cop is. She truly cared for this woman.

[@bezzerwizzer6448]

The sentence....its a slap in the womans face , on top of the trauma from the evil ex. Shame on that judge and jury. Shame on you all .

[@catherinesyme901]

They should all feel ashamed of themselves!

[@anomaly3215]

you're not very smart are you? the judge literally has restrictions for the minimum and maximum sentence for all crimes

[@catherinesyme901]

@@anomaly3215 expressing one’s feelings for what seems to be an insufficient sentence and you wanna name call them? Wow

[@taramay8174]

They are putting a violent offender out again. It's disgusting

[@awright119021]

@@anomaly3215 no way in hell that attempted murder is capped at 5 years. Whether its 5 to life or not, its still a chance to get out in 5. Sorry that's ignorant. The judge had discretion which is why she was begging him to give him the max sentence.

[@tawnie8550]

It sickens me that there is the slightest chance this guy could get out... The system sucks. Officers get these crazy bastards locked up but the courts give them the chance to get out again.. It's got to be so frustrating for the officers.. God bless to the officers and this incredible lady officer for helping this girl. It's the courts that fail victims time and time again.

[@raulleon6870]

Lol your worried about corrupt ass police officers. Goofy Ass shit

[@romystumpy1197]

Our British system is far worse ,

[@JoBlo321]

It's absolutely crazy! He will finish the job as soon as he's paroled...that is guaranteed. If I were her I'd make myself invisible...and learn to shoot to kill.

[@newyardleysinclair9960]

You pay attention to 1 case and judge the entire system by it. Then these same ppl will complain we have too many ppl locked up

[@vismattress5760]

@@newyardleysinclair9960 this isnt one case. this is happening by the minute.

[@SUTB00]

glad she's safe for now and stronger, cannot not understand why you would not be suspicious of meeting away from others in the middle of nowhere

[@serendipidus8482]

Yeah fugg the secutiry check... just tell them it was stolen and get a reprint of the cheque.

[@The_Glitch_1]

This video is the BEST story on KZbin I have ever seen, the music, the scriptwriting, the editing, all of it together makes it amazing. Continue what you are doing! Also I am so thankful that she was such a good human that she helped her get him locked up.

[@Totalchaos0228]

"What happened in jail stays in jail." -proceeds to sing like a bird 🐦 On a side note, that female deputy went hard for this case. We definitely need more on the force like her. 👍

[@_____hak]

He tried to stay silent but knew the guy deserved it lol😂

[@sw7833]

A lot of criminals have childhood trauma and watched their mothers be beaten, so it likely hits very different than say a drug dealer.

[@blessedlife1206]

Yes but he did the right thing in Gods eyes because of the children and he saw the dark soul in the eyes

[@CelesIris]

He either thought it was the right thing to do or they offered him a deal to shorten him parole

[@laposyakin]

this cop is too emotionally attached

[@gabe-po9yi]

5 years to life? I’ve never heard of such a thing. He almost killed her by slashing her throat and then tries at least twice to find someone to kill her, and because of the five years, he gets his first parole hearing after that? WTH

[@herbthompson8937]

Democratic policies are insane I know

[@elleshiz8146]

On average women get more time for taking out their abuser than men get for beating their partner to de@th.

[@gabe-po9yi]

@@elleshiz8146 Yes, they sure do. I still remember the case of the woman whose husband was beating her with his hands and fists - even grabbed their 12-year old daughter at one point and as she’s fleeing the home with them, he grabs onto the car and gets himself run over. The asst prosecutor on call told the police to arrest and charge her, even though the 12-year old had been giving a blow-by-blow description to 911 and stated on the call that her mother didn’t run over him on purpose. The wife hadn’t even known he’d flung himself on the car. The charges were later dropped, but still.

[@paulaw9764]

The judge must like him.

[@SergeantExtreme]

@@gabe-po9yi Yeah, it reminds me of all the people who claim that Ta'kiya Young is a "victim", and that the cop is a "monster". It just goes to show that people have more sympathy for criminals than they do for victims these days. It's a sick society we live in.

[@colleenmichele9787]

I’m really loving this channel… so far it’s been all about survivors of horrific crimes… idk if that will change as I make my way through the videos, but so far, this is the channel I’ve been going to when I need something inspiring.

[@buchyvon]

This one really got to me. Thank God for BOTH brave and powerful women, and everyone who helped keep Tiffany alive.

[@secretasianman8325]

I hope she can get into a witness protection program because he's going to be able to get out one day. He doesn't appear to be someone who doesn't hold a grudge. Thank goodness the lieutenant was able to invest her time into the case, but like I said, I really hope Tiffany Mead not only moves to a place he can't find her at, but is also able to change her identity too. I know that would also require her parents and other family members to be able to change their names and locations as well for Tiffany to be safe. If I was wealthy like Elon Musk, I would put my money to good use and help people like Tiffany and her family. Stay safe Tiffany and God bless you and your family.

[@catherinesyme901]

Best comment here! Gods Blessings to you Sir

[@standupp698]

Isn’t she still in danger since he could just hire another hitman?

[@stephanielong2674]

Yes I said the same thing. They should have put her na the kids in to witness protection as soon as he tried to hire a hit man. He clearly showed that he had no remores and that ge would atop qt nothing to have her killed. He talked at visitation knowing that it's recorded like the phone calls. Ge thinking that if she is dead then they will have to drop the charges on him sense there is no witness. But he forgot about evidence. But this is telling husbands an everyone else around hire a hit man even if it's a cop you will get out in 5 yrs or if you do hire a real hitman then you cna be out in 5 years. Your good. Her an the kids need to be protected. They need to get ger out of the state an far away. I hope rhat she don't allow his family to see the kids. That will put her in more danger and even th3 kids might be in danger as well. I hope she gets as far away as she can and he can't find ger to make her come back to the state that he lives in so he can take her to court for visits with the kids. It's sick the judge would allow him to see the kids sense he got out eve. Tho he tried to kill her numerous times. Hell they let someone who raped a female get visits with tge baby that cane out of th3 rape. It's sick. I Hage a feeling he will try to get visits with the kids just so he can kill her. He will follow her to where she goes when she drops the kids off or picks them up.

[@wen1985]

isn't it 5 years to life

[@wen1985]

i thought she won the parole and hes sentenced for life

[@tofuwiener]

what a miracle woman. she survived what should've been a fatal injury. and big kudos to the officer who saved her life, what a badass

[@michellegable3191]

That is a unbelievable sentence. She shouldn’t have to worry about him being released on parole. He should’ve been charged with attempted murder, and also the hiring of a hitman. How can the courts even hand down a sentence like that because he will get out eventually.

[@mael2039]

I think it's fascinating that apparently sometimes people can look at someone they know and see in their face that they're about to go something terrible. I know a story of a school teacher who saw an acquaintance walk into the school yard and because she knew him, she turned towards him to ask him for help lifting something heavy, and she looked at his face and immediately screamed at her children that they needed to run and that he was a murderer. She screamed this before he opened fire. She survived, and she later said it was a feeling she got because his face was a grotesque, ugly, different. She knew this person.

[@hadeskore]

Yes, I've heard this many times in true crime stories as well. It's like a mask of evil that transforms their face.

[@Alwayzblessed36]

Omg😮 thank God for her quick thinking. You definitely can see their face shift to pure evil

[@CROWMOTHERmusic]

“I wasn’t in my right mind, I’m not dangerous.” He was given multiple chances to show that he regretted his actions and instead he attempted to validate them and when that didn’t work just went back to affirming those actions. “Have fun” in prison… 👀

[@crystalshaw8744]

He's a sociopath.

[@karigann9047]

This is terrifying!! And the fact that it is possible to get out after 5 years?! I've seen people go away for a lot longer for a lot less!! This poor woman.

[@rachelflash639]

Wow! 😮 What an awesome and inspiring story. ☺️ Thank you so much for sharing it! 💕

[@natalie9884]

It was comical to me that he didn’t even think to at least pretend that he was using his shirt or was doing something about it to hold down the bleeding. He must have an IQ of -15

[@luckystars6078]

And ugly too

[@rozsheehy6146]

I wish all cops were like her. She's really dedicated to her job. I feel so bad for the poor woman he tried to kill, but she's a real trooper. I wish her well.

[@debbieangel9376]

Lieutenant Daley is one tough cookie you don't want to mess with her. Bless her, she's heaven sent

[@livingauthenticallyonmyownterm]

What an incredibly beautiful story of digging deep to find inner strength, overcoming fear to stop a monster, and an amazing new friendship that comes along once in a lifetime. ❤

[@katiecooper1387]

A great story of women united! Also nice to see a competent cop who’s passionate about helping others. Side note: the ex husband is downright ugly.

[@fluffystarafina]

Yes sister! United we stand!❤️💛💚

[@blindship5792]

maybe, but how is he being ugly, relevant or his fault?

[@catherineb8330]

@@blindship5792 are you seriously sticking up for an attempted murder after he’s been insulted?

[@juanitarichards1074]

@@blindship5792 Sometimes the ugly on the inside shows on the outside....

[@doctorvannostrand]

We have to take care of each other, because no one else will! 💪

[@rochellebarnard9676]

Brave women !!! ❤💙Thank you for sharing their fight!

[@hollybatchelder2350]

Thank you so much for your commentary at the end about stalking and what victims go through and raising awareness of it. When I left my ex-husband stalking was not illegal it was 1988 and it was another six years until it was made a federal crime. What I went through was horrific and I wouldn't wish it on anyone. But all the police would tell me when I called because of issues was he's not in the house man what's the problem?. Stalking is such an Insidious crime and it's so horrible to go through people don't understand the toilet takes. This was a great short and I hope it taught a lot of people what is really going on and to keep an eye on people around you this reminds me so much of Kitty Genovese in 1963 what bystander still do nothing? I've lived through keep by Sanders still doing nothing but not to this degree. This poor woman her parents having to endure all this time just to see Justice done I'm glad his mother finally did the right thing that takes a special kind of strength God bless my best wishes to all involved I hope he does stay in jail for life he is not safe with. He is a genuine narcissistic psychopath. Strength to all the parents who stand by locking him up for life❤😢

[@barshapriyadarsini7838]

Those officers out there, they really did an incredible job there... While I watch so many cases where cops don't take their job seriously, here they go beyond their limits.. Kudos to them 🙏❤️

[@hunterjardine7148]

I know. I wish I saw this happen more often in these cases :( she was determined to get the evidence she needed. What’s sad is he was able to get possible parole after 5 years so it’s almost like they slapped the cop, and the victims in the face all at once. Even giving him a slight chance at a normal life is a crime.

[@Aangel452]

I sure hope she was given protective custody and a new hidden life somewhere that he will never find her! Absolutely well done to the Lieutenant Jen Daily, your intuition and strength of integrity for someone’s life in the balance saved her life. Great job and service to humanity. 😇

[@babygyal1778]

This is the best crime show ! Keep the videos coming ! Great content

[@mooncakerabbithender7203]

What an amazing woman Jen Daley is she dedicated her life to protecting Tiffany. Jen surely is Tiffany's guardian angle. Tiffany is a true hero for coming out of this nightmare and being a voice for other effected people. Thankyou for sharing

[@taramay8174]

I really hope she moves somewhere safe and is in a witness protections program

[@Asm0sday]

She 100% do

[@AthyDuGard]

I wish they'd blur the children's faces in the photos at the end. They're too young to consent to being in such a serious true crime video that is forever online 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@esshor.]

The “have fun” is truly cold and cruel

[@Ceerads]

He’s a typical psychopath. Should rot in prison until his last breath.

[@tickshepard6870]

I got chills at the end of this, great video. All the best luck for her!

[@DILFDylF]

The production quality of this video is astounding! I can't believe ya'll don't have more subscribers!

[@Weird-City]

Never, ever let this man out. He will not stop.

[@raynaanspach2739]

My heart swells and the dedication and compassion that police officer has for her and her job. A true hero 💙

[@darondatoole7439]

Absolutely

[@anonymousadult]

This is my second video, and a new sub! I like that you don’t cover all the “popular” murder mysteries. Your videos are very interesting! ✅

[@ki2the2nd]

Earned yourself a new sub after watching 3 (this will be number 4) videos. Top quality videos!

[@mamapoch1915]

I was in a violent relationship many years ago that I couldn’t escape from. How did I finally escape? He was arrested for serial rape. A very bittersweet thing to me. He’s still in prison 45 years later. And I still check every year.

[@kenseihaup]

I’m happy that you’re alive and seem to be doing well sister ❤

[@Andalusian_]

​@@kenseihaupshe's happy. That he serially taped women buy because she's a whamen, it's fine? But if a man tell women to not dress air provocative way then he's a bad guy???

[@LurkingUser]

⁠​⁠@@Andalusian_wtf are you talking about? “Bittersweet” meaning she’s not happy he raped people but she’s happy he’s finally in jail. And yes, men telling women to not dress provocatively is bad because clothes aren’t the issue when it comes to SA and rape. RAPISTS ARE.

[@SeriSeashell]

@Andalusian_ you are disgusting. Get help.

[@bostonb4kedbeans]

​@@Andalusian_wtf are you going on about incel?

[@lisarichards5465]

This is absolutely one amazing lady who is a cop that did her her job then went over the norm to ensure this lady was safe beyond belief. These are the types of people we want in our police forces, definitely deserves a medal of honour in my eyes xx

[@jamiewilson9262]

Great coverage. She is such a strong woman. 💪

[@diybronwynsmith263]

I love these Officers! The whole team just amazeballs Batman! I hate that this poor Mother went through this horrifying crime and I’m so happy you made it! You outsmarted him too great job! ! Love the bravery ,the courage ,the tenacity of this survivor of violence good for her! Yay Tiffany! And Jen too! who went to the courts for support and what a kind person .! Thank you for doing this and being a friend too!! How awesome .

[@buffirice2265]

That police officer is a credit to her badge and to the human race.

[@hatednyc]

11:15 “what happens in jail, stays in jail” unless of course you’re asked a second time and then it’s no holds barred! One sigh and he told EVERYTHING he could to police! 😂

[@connor_mosteller8668]

That's because he knew the guy and knew he was batshit insane and needed to never be let free

[@momv2pa]

Wow-incredible story!

[@Sweetpete2889]

God bless you! I am from Kaysville and the fact that this happened there hurts! Jen you are amazing thank you for fighting for her and all women out there ❤

[@Alexe829]

2 attempts @ murder. One from prison. He should be monitored. Or confined better. Her guardian angel was very busy! I wish her a healthy , safe and content future.

[@allie936]

What a super compassionate police officer, if only more were like her

[@Flunksqk]

I don't think the Raymond guy is getting enough credit. Although Kris didn't end up taking up on his offer, him going all thr way to play along with the cops to get the man to slip up and say something wrong is commendable. He might've gone wrong somewhere in life and did some dumb shit, but he definitely still has his own morality and knows to do right things when it matters.

[@Ladipitbull13]

I fully agree!!

[@mimimosa259]

Yeah and we know there’s that whole “snitches get stitches” so he could be putting himself in danger too so good on him.

[@blackkitty7614]

The fact that even he was terrified shows that this poor woman’s ex-husband is just terrifying and dangerous .

[@orangepeel3465]

This guy isn’t good. HE DIDNT EVEN BRING IT TO ANYONES ATTENTION. SICKO.

[@montiquetboulanger9861]

Wow! This is so touching! 😢❤

[@sandeepiqbal1931]

One of my fav channel.. love these ❤

[@eurekandavani5089]

Atleast Raymond did one thing right all his life. The way Kris said "have fun" is so chilling.

[@blackkitty7614]

Yeah I hipped Raymond gets therapy and gets his life together there’s clearly still some good in him

[@Ann-sj4pt]

@@blackkitty7614no way!

[@sburight]

Such a strong, brave woman. Determined to protect her kids.

[@miriah_plays4024]

I agree with you! 👍🏽👍🏽

[@Strictlysmiler]

It breaks me to see people like this man exist but it uplifts me to learn hurt people help people from the victims

[@diybronwynsmith263]

This is such a great story these women forged ahead together as one unit to take this criminal down ! So proud of women who stand up for us all ! ❤❤😊

[@fluffystarafina]

Omg, that police officer! My god, such strength,courage and compassion. Can u imagine having a protector like her for life? It brought me to tears.she meant what she said. Now that's an inspirational woman and a brilliant role model. I wish there was one of her for all victims . And Tiffany, I have no words, she has more courage in her than that coward that calls himself a man can comprehend. Those are two very fortunate little boys,they are going to be fantastic human beings with her as a mom. She'll teach them well,I have no doubt. I'd love to be a fly on the wall when they're adults and comprehend exactly who thier mother is.an earth angel with a warrior spirit and a compassionate heart, a beautiful soul . Another inspirational woman ! 💪❤️💛💚

[@catherinesyme901]

💯💪❤️

[@maschaorsomething]

Me too. All the female cop did while I locked myself in the bathroom out of fear was force me to turn on the lights and wake my abuser up to let him know that I'm running away. She was so pissed at me too, like what the fuck? I cried after that treatment which unnecessarily put me in danger.

[@makeyourlife8282]

💯

[@leneo1731]

Wow, this is one of the most profound things I've ever seen. These two insanely strong women empowering each other! So inspiring! Thank you both for being my Heroes!

[@Hayday.1979]

What a tremendously strong woman, and what an incredible lieutenant. She’s absolutely one of the good ones!!!

[@stephencoogle2732]

These two women are the pure definition of heroes. Unbelievably awesome recovery and police work.

[@tolemac8998]

This team who handled this case was phenomenal. Right from the start they knew something was not adding up. Hope all in service are the same.

[@lightthefuse13]

He got denied parole, guys. That’s good.

[@marquisescott2576]

Thank God

[@PaulCareyaviation]

Excellent caring Lt Daley, thank you for your services 🙏

[@KK-ol3bf]

My heart breaks for her - she is so brave, strong and courageous. What a mama wouldn't do to protect her child

[@theplatinumphantom1123]

There were SO many bas asses in this story. He was so damn creepy that even fellow inmates came forward.

[@lwostinparadise]

This is heartbreaking. Imagine the trauma the wife and the child are going to have for the rest of her life My deepest condolences go out to the Tiffany and her family

[@iilovemyself12]

I’ve been watching these videos for a while now, I’ve seen almost all of them but this one is probably the most heroic one I’ve seen ❤ My favorite case is the Texas Family Farm Killings

[@littlebanshee]

Very touching story, I hope that horrible human never gets out!

[@CannibalChxrry]

I sincerely hope she and her baby are safe now and far away from this monster. Says that he tried for parole but was denied and won't have another chance to parole until 2029.

[@Ceerads]

He should’ve gotten “No chance of parole.” Life imprisonment.

[@CannibalChxrry]

@@Ceerads or death.

[@Ceerads]

@@CannibalChxrry Since there’s no question he’s the perpetrator, I agree.

[@CannibalChxrry]

@@Ceerads I hate the death penalty, but in certain cases, some people deserve it.

[@kyliemcsmiley88]

Jen is a next level human, she went above and beyond . Even beyond that. What a star

[@Confusedkoduck]

Amazingly well done work by everyone involved in saving her.

[@bridittebargeot2679]

Wow the compassion of these cops was heart-warming ❤

[@xylo4700]

this case is horrific. hes so calm and nonchalant in his behaviour,its disgusting. 5 years is too soon for parole,he tried 3 times. whats to stop him from trying again?but the cop,what a hero! deserves a medal of valor for her service!!

[@happy_bubble7]

Soo... what is stopping him from trying to hire another hitman now that they arent listening for evidence?

[@LordJuiiice]

Literally ☠️I’m wondering the same thing. If I was her I’d only probably be happy once he’s dead….I’ll always live in fear because now since he’s locked up for a long time, he has more reason to do it🧐

[@happy_bubble7]

@@LordJuiiice Yep. Id be changing my name a few times.

[@rkh7360]

She needs witness protection

[@catherinesyme901]

Exactly my thoughts! Has even more of a reason to get her right? I hope she is protected,

[@niquandacooper221]

I don’t think he’ll be allowed anymore calls or visits I hope

[@heatherbowlan1961]

What a kind ,caring outstanding Lady police officer! She’s a Blessing to society ! God Bless her and keep her safe and healthy, and happy always.❤

[@cheryltravis8616]

My Goodness 🤦🏾‍♀️ These Cop's were EXCELLENT It was almost like a freakin movie Well done OFFICER'S 👏🏾🙂

[@jacie9799]

This sent chills down my spine...his demeanor reminds me so much of my ex-husband, I escaped him with my life

[@goddesslr4692]

Way to fight mom!! Officer Jen you're an awesome person!! True warriors!

[@ztyy8185]

Wow, good job undercover and all the officers who made this case

[@samanthamcbay7859]

Letting him out doesn’t just put her life at risk, but also someone else’s. It’s beyond disgusting that he was given a five year parole period. Grrrrrr

[@herbthompson8937]

Liberal utopia

[@stinkmymeat]

@@herbthompson8937i’m so tired of you people making the tragic suffering of others about politics lol. how selfish and ungodly can you be

[@kyote1089]

What a moron! Who sets up a hire while in prison on a prison _recorded_ phone call?!? 🤦 He might as well have just asked the warden directly for his/her help! 🙄

[@Ceerads]

AND despite his (disgusting) father’s warnings.