What It's Like to Interrogate a Manipulator

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[@soko45]

Lost an arm, was beaten, crawled to the neighbors house as a normally wheelchair bound person. And still managed to give very calm and good descriptions of what happened. A true soldier. May he rest in peace

[@malakadil9143]

*Peace

[@hystic2728]

Dont forget his face was almost disconnected from his skull

[@dicksherman284]

He did not lose an arm I think you heard that part wrong. The narrator said “a sizeable chunk of his forearm was cut off with a knife”

[@dicksherman284]

@@RiptideAutomotive I don't know how you got a hold of the autopsy photos. I'm usually pretty good at finding stuff like that and was not able to. Only thing I found was a surgeon saying he had a "three-inch incision to his arm" and "a skin tear on his right forearm" certainly doesn't sound like a lost arm to me, and if he had lost his arm the surgeon would have certainly pointed that out when asked about it in court

[@brorbify]

Navy are Sailors not Soldiers

[@commit8229]

My father was the bald investigator. He passed away about 6 months ago. Just now seeing this, awesome to see myself enjoy learning on what he did and his skill set. Rest In peace dad.

[@vikingboysrace8565]

❤

[@vimjas]

Rest in peace to your dad 🙏

[@LordCowbxyRDR]

So sorry to here that, may he rest in heaven

[@jen0613]

oh no, so sorry :( lots of strength to your family and may he rest in peace

[@Armor3d0ne]

Did he have a name?

[@owenwurzer5104]

It's crazy how she was frantic and panicking and he remained calm. You can actually tell that the lady starts to calm down a bit because he is so composed. That's a strong person.

[@CoercedJab]

Yup. A bonafide Man.

[@bayleedill9604]

😅😮

[@euthanasiadumbwaiter2520]

Uhhhh yeah that could be a possibility, but it’s important not to jump to conclusions about people like that based on a short phone call. She could’ve been trying to calm down because she didn’t want to upset him. It’s more than likely that the dispatch worker took steps to calm her down over the phone considering that’s a part of their training.

[@pappi8338]

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[@owenwurzer5104]

@@pappi8338 mother

[@steliocf5964]

The fact that the mother and daughter decided to say they watched the movie "Paul" together is terrifying

[@aocroissier]

Oh my! I didn't realise that 😱

[@Scottshavon2]

Right? Didn't even notice that at first smh

[@misha2197]

I know right , I heard that too.

[@sideshowbob7782]

Facts it’s crazy this is the first comment that pointed that out nobody else noticed that’s a big piece right there

[@yinka3]

I've seen the movie "Paul" and although it has aliens in it, I don't find it scary. Certainly not "terrifying" as you say.

[@_HimToo]

His neighbor did great. She even mentioned his disabled veteran plates to make it easier to spot the vehicle. Good lady

[@hingeslevers]

Incredible considering the sitiation.

[@lefkytheshin]

Good man.

[@themetalchica]

Thought the same thing: Wow. She remembered his DAV tag. That she remembered it in those circumstances means she was more than a neighbor; she cared for and looked out for him. This is the most reprehensible murder I've heard of since Ramirez. That poor, kind man.

[@jayrose6312]

That’s a great point! People act very different depending on how their specific fight or flight mechanism is tuned. The fact that she held it together during one of the worst moments of her life speaks a lot. She’s the type of person who runs in when everyone else is running away! As a veteran and ex-EMT, I could say with certainty that I know the type! She’s the type of person I’d want to help me if I was that close to death. Her actions spoke wonders! Amazing job!

[@jayrose6312]

@@themetalchica you could hear how her heart broke, I think she even said or repeated how sorry she felt for him. I think she’s just the kind of person who can hold it together when everything is falling apart around her, but I do think you’re right about just how much she cared! They probably knew each-other well, 8-years is a very long time to know someone. My heart breaks, this was pretty damn heinous to say the least!

[@crashbug3501]

Imagine how dark your soul has to be to torture a disabled veteran

[@IceColder]

i dont like to imagine.. but yeah.... watching this.. you do wonder -.-

[@bunille]

Hate old people and hate people who fought in the war. Add in the fact that eldery people are very vulnerable people, and rightfully have more money than a young adult who's barely worked yet compared to someone who's lived for 80 years and lived in housing conditions that would be illegally unsafe nowadays.

[@kirbywaite1586]

They say the female guards in the concentration camps were the most cold blooded.

[@goldmoutdog19]

Drugs will bring the worst out of some people

[@mrd3016]

First, there is no proof of a soul. Second, it is evil to torture a disabled man age 78. Third, it is just as evil if he was a vet or not. My Dad was a WWII vet so I understand the emotion. But torturing ANY human is evil. Right? Especially an elderly disabled person. Vet or not.

[@anchuto]

It takes a very sick person to beat to death a man named Paul, and then fabricate an alibi where she sees the movie Paul with her mother. It's like she thinks it was all a joke.

[@beccapotvin1982]

Wow didn’t even connect that 🤢

[@misha2197]

Not " sick" .... evil.

[@calanthiarose]

Very cunning too. Because if she has a slip of the tongue and says Paul she can shrug and say she was thinking about the character in the movie. That way Paul is just a character in a movie and no longer a real person she has hurt. It becomes less real to her and it is a way to psychologically manage herself under questioning. She doesn't have to face it and deal with anything she doesn't want to.

[@theskatemap]

Yeah they were trying to create confusion by doing this

[@ajadeleye4970]

Seems more thoughtless to me than anything

[@sowsow6677]

Paul was an absolute healthy chad of a man, even at 78, after being brutally beaten to the point his bones and face muscles were falling off, got his forearm cut off, was wheelchair bound, and still managed to untie himself and get to his neighbors, he would have had a long life still ahead of him 😔

[@TerrificLittleSunday]

what's a "healthy chad"?

[@pattimaeda6097]

“Chad”?

[@sowsow6677]

@@pattimaeda6097 yes?

[@tinytattoomike7943]

Wtf Chad?

[@sowsow6677]

@@TerrificLittleSunday A healthy strong man.

[@ca2082]

Imagine being a veteran, possibly a war veteran, and survived only to have your own people rob and murder you. Those people are evil, that poor old man deserved better.

[@Cuptamus_Prime]

agreed

[@Cuptamus_Prime]

he deserved more than what i ever have had within my 17 years

[@byteme83]

I got that part too. I'd give a hundred bucks for 5 minutes in a cage with those two, torturing a disabled vet for his valuables..

[@Exachad]

Yep, he was a Navy war veteran who was disabled from injuries he suffered in the Korean war.

[@kalebh3419]

Really makes one wonder if this country really is worth fighting for... or any country for that matter

[@michaelyuscavage5179]

RIP to this dude. At 78 and in a wheelchair, still has the will and guts of a vet to provide info about the killers after the attack.

[@CannibalOx99]

His name was Paul

[@gavinrafalovich3886]

good man. rip

[@SomeOrdinaryJanitor]

Rest in Peace Paul. an absolute gigachad who was more of a man that the dude that done him in...

[@thottiev2382]

left a fighter

[@thottiev2382]

Rip Paul

[@tolerablevegan]

I’m glad he had somebody with him when he passed. I’m also very glad that it was that kind woman who was his neighbor and may she be blessed after seeing such a horrific injustice

[@halobaby0331]

Paul didn’t deserve to die like that. Wow. 78 I’m sure he was a healthy older gentleman too. Such a shame someone can take a life like that.

[@Damesanglante]

How do you know ? Do you know how many innocents he killed in poor countries while waging war for greedy capitalist overlords ? Maybe it was karma.

[@halobaby0331]

@@Damesanglante Considering he made his way out of the house after getting beaten I think it's a pretty good assumption. Also, he was in the navy not like other military branches that do what you speak.

[@Banuna]

Torturing and murdering an elderly, disabled veteran who has done *nothing* to them is truly the height of f*cking *evil.* Rest quietly now Paul, you’ll be remembered as the hero you were 💜

[@nickvanoort6403]

I hope that there are some inmates in their prisons that think the same, preferably the type that will make someone their ..... the hard way

[@thecapedcoconut1316]

@@nickvanoort6403 from a video ive seen i believe a good term is "barbie doll"

[@Stewart1953]

these types don't do well in prison.not well at all..

[@Stewart1953]

@@nickvanoort6403 they don't like cons who beat and kill elderly veterans. Mr. paul looked rough as nails. i thank him for my freedom.

[@Stewart1953]

@@nickvanoort6403 they have their justice system. we have ours. justice served

[@bbeth4]

the pain in the neighbour’s voice, it’s heartbreaking. she did everything she could but she probably still feels that it wasn’t enough because he didn’t make it 😣

[@derrecklastname720]

Sad, she must still deal with seeing him like that. Sick world.

[@healingandgrowth-infp4677]

I was actually thinking of everything the man did to save his life n it wasn’t enough it was easier for the neighbour she wasn’t the one dying she just had to make the call what ever fear n pain she felt he felt 100 times more and in the background you can hear more of his desperation I need an ambulance he knew he was dying soon… the woman was just in shock

[@Itzayanae]

They said attempted murder though?

[@itstheandreaforme7550]

@@Itzayanae Probaly hadn't died by then

[@Karambolage17]

@@healingandgrowth-infp4677 and? What was the intention of your comment?

[@SuperDuperAutoPets]

The fact that her story was that she was watching the movie "Paul" whole she was actually murdering Paul, is just a whole other level of depraved. Almost like she's gloating.

[@Aami6119]

I hope she knows she did nothing to gloat about. Both of them. Not even remotely adventurous.

[@dave9351]

At 72, single and a Vietnam veteran, this is the stuff of nightmares. Thankfully I'm still able to take care of myself, but this world contains some unspeakable horrors for those of us unable to defend ourselves. RIP Paul

[@thegaminglime7103]

I take care of my, soon to be, 90 year old mother. She worked with the elderly and does not want to go inte a home for the elderly. She cared for them with love, but knows that is not always the case. I hope you have children who take care of you when you need it. Hugs from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@gary-rr7jp]

@@thegaminglime7103 I am a single man with no children and stories like this scare the bejeebers out of me. There's so many people out there looking to make their fortune off the elderly and disabled.

[@hazey6945]

From an article: Quandt was beaten so badly, a prosecutor said, that his face was disconnected from his skull. Quandt was somehow able to untie himself and get to his neighbor's house for help. He died about a week after the beating. That’s so horrible.

[@sagnost]

So his face was just hanging from his head? Horrifying...

[@dryfox11]

@@sagnost I assume muscle ligaments kept it on, so not visibly hanging off, or else that lady on the phone would be screaming a lot louder, but rather the bones were broken. Horrible either way, Paul managed to soldier on one last time to get those disgusting meat bags arrested. Best wishes Paul, RIP

[@norapeterson6331]

😭💔

[@zahidkhan5733]

I can imagine he was a tough soldier in his prime and could have taken both of them in his prime, hopefully he will get the opportunity in the next world

[@jocelynnelson246]

Im only a few minutes into the video but they say he was pronounced dead as he got to hospital, so i kind of doubt the validity of that article.

[@soldat2501]

Let’s all take a moment to respect Virginia for her composure. She was obviously traumatized too but she held it together to get that info out which helped catch these shitheads. Paul is a hero of course but Virginia is the unsung hero of all this. Bravo Virginia.

[@chickachat9649]

Thank goodness for good neighbors. She at least tried to do the best she could for him

[@fredmercury1314]

I think Paul held it together pretty good.

[@drudown76]

Stop telling me what to do

[@raethemoonfaire6108]

@@drudown76 huh?

[@BadazzShovelhead]

@@raethemoonfaire6108 This poor guy had been savagely beaten and cut up. I understand he was in shock but to me at least he seemed very composed and strong till the end. I am guessing that is what @Raptor Jesus meant

[@iBolt07]

This is absolutely a despicable story, I'm not usually about telling people to rot in prison, but from the sheer brutality of the way Paul had to live his last moments, they deserve to have the book thrown at them

[@Phildo8]

What this man went through is heart wrenching to imagine. However just as a Soldier does he remained calm. Even in those moments when a normal person would fold under the the overwhelming stress of the situation. This man was able to lose a limb, was brutally attacked, and still managed to crawl to help and give a very calm & detailed description of who it was who did this to him. R.I.P. Sir

[@johndirom8999]

My mother would NEVER, EVER alibi me for a crime as heinous as this one. It just shows the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

[@halle212]

Yup that says a lot!

[@ReikiontheRun]

I've told my boys that since they were little. I'll rat you out in a second!

[@reignman965]

right? my mom would never either lol

[@chachaslide180]

right my mom would turn me in

[@minab8777]

right! if I come home asking my parents to lie about my alibi they're not doing it and I'm about to get interrogated to death so just...no.

[@henrikaugustsson4041]

Rest in peace, Paul. You did a great job making sure the scumbags didn’t get away with it! A warrior to the end.

[@Phil_Melone]

Well said!!!

[@Phil_Melone]

They should make this the pinned comment!

[@janelle009]

👏👏👏

[@glaciane1000]

how do i make pancakes?

[@binkaboi8087]

i was amazed to hear his voice in that tone just moments before his death. what a real one, and i hope these other bozos rot in hell

[@MikeDrop136]

What happened to Martin's mother? She helped her establish an alibi and stuck to it. If she wasn't prosecuted it would be outrageous.

[@SwankyJami]

I usually don't end up crying from these videos, of course I'll get incredibly sad and such, but for a Navy Veteran who was loved by many and was living the rest of his life happily, having it abruptly come to an end like that?? Fuckin ripped my heart in half.

[@IAmALawyerToo]

You have a good heart.💜

[@ephemeris8382]

Hearing Virginia saying "I'm so sorry.." to Paul while trying to help him adds up to the idea that it is so hearbreaking to see Paul that time, and Virginia feels like she couldn't do anything but to wait and comfort him.

[@rubygardner9438]

Obviously

[@ilovehotmoms5804]

@bina nocht I’m sure he felt blessed atleast dying with a friend next to him getting him help. This poor man though, I’m absolutely mortified.

[@goldengod5915]

May God’s bless that woman. This brings tears to my eyes.

[@elisakatarina1435]

Ikr heartbreaking 😭

[@cerberusleviath4575]

No 💩

[@GradKat]

That’s right - if you’re planning to commit an horrendous crime, make sure you write it all down in a journal for the cops to find. Evil is one thing; gross stupidity is another. That poor old man 😭

[@left4twenty]

You'll get flak for reading an SO's diary/journal, but as long as its not locked up in some way, it's not really illegal to "snoop", it's hard to make a case that it caused damages which would be needed for pressing charges of breach of privacy. It could save your life, it could save you thousands of dollars. I would recommend given the opportunity of a diary laying out and open, that it be read. Unless a book is secured, there are no reasonable assumptions that its contents are private

[@Jenacide]

@@left4twenty Wow, you sound like a terrible person

[@4bibimimi]

My dad lived by himself on Lake Okeechobee for a number of years. If she had done this to him I would be compelled to grind her into mystery meat.

[@xxshae_sheistyxx6220]

@@left4twenty Just cuz u can don’t mean U should, people like u r the reason my phone got multiple locks on it lmao💀

[@chillinon3263]

Casual Criminalist has taught me that this happens way too much

[@austinallen1797]

Old guy was tough as nails. Rest in Valhalla with the best warriors

[@acebeariously9856]

Probably the most concerning part about this story is that the veteran was tortured, even though she said in the interview that he'd give them anything they wanted.

[@issachunt3585]

Cos they tortured him, I hope they both get the same treatment in jail

[@Xion431]

@@issachunt3585 They deserve to be disemboweled

[@rudolfaerofare2683]

Right... These cretins are demons in human skin, and may they return to the hell they crawled out of one day. Fuck, he did nothing wrong and was tortured purely to satiate their sadistic pleasure.

[@marshaw652]

@@issachunt3585 You said that right

[@AlphaMachina]

Sadistic, predatory sociopaths.

[@ryanmartin4602]

Dang. Imagine the boyfriend finding out his girl was lying about being at work thinking "she's cheating on me" only to find out she was actually robbing an old Sailor and having her cousin beat him to death. Gonna be hard to get over that kind of trauma and start trusting people again. Bet they had to have him in court too. Damn.

[@marshaw652]

Yep... Would never date again.

[@DedicatedAngler]

God bless you, Ryan

[@peterdo5047]

Even worse, that's her grandpa.

[@allisonjames2923]

He was remarkably calm about her being involved in an attempted murder though. So I think he knew what she was going to do.

[@brandondetroitfanmichaels4325]

@@allisonjames2923 Its called shock....

[@strawberrycakeland]

Evil. Just downright evil. Paul is an amazing human and had so much emotional and mental strength to continue to seek help and help put those two scumbags behind bar for the rest of their miserable life. Disgusting how they did this. Virginia relayed great information and I can not imagine the trauma she went through because of this, I can’t imagine how difficult this was for her too.

[@donoh3909]

There is some real human GARBAGE on this planet! RIP Paul. Thank you for your service sir.

[@khalfani414]

The fact that it was so gruesome and Virginia still immediately helped him and was entirely selfless with no hesitation. She's a great person and I'm glad she was able to care for him and be there for him before he passed.

[@tragzz]

He must have been so relieved when she opened the door for him.

[@brigidvanparys2062]

It's awful to lose a loved one to murder but this lady is a angel to be with him so he wasn't alone.

[@eveningstar6700]

sometimes people dont even realize what they are capable of. She did amazing. and so did Paul!

[@kenyonbissett3512]

So glad Mr Quandt was able to reach his neighbor and go to the hospital. He was surrounded by good, caring people. He did not die alone.

[@zaksmith1035]

I can't imagine what she's still going through relative to what happened to that night. There are so many more victims than just one here.

[@kerry4811]

Paul’s neighbor Virginia sounded absolutely horrified. Bless her for getting him help. I couldn’t imagine seeing what she did. And bless Paul for enduring what he did in his final minutes. The suspects are monsters. Always wondered how some robberies turned so violent…

[@loveforeignaccents]

💯

[@keeper6458]

Absolutely

[@carolynbenjamin6578]

They don't want to work. Now they go so love as taking people's pension and saving. Lazy ignorant sick no empathy. What have we RAISED.

[@tredjesongen]

Psychopaths are most often sadistic. Inflicting pain and suffering is the only way they can feel anything.

[@mariavictor4324]

Virginia was amazing. She handled that call so well. Comfort to all those sufferring and who endure pain.💙

[@lemin3625]

Crazy that in her and her moms story, the movie they rented was “Paul” which is the victim’s name. Heartbreaking

[@scifisyko]

Was probably so they could say “oh, no, there’s been a mistake, we watched the MOVIE Paul, that must be what you heard about!”

[@tracy9792]

So sorry to hear that your dad has passed away. I can see by your message that you were close to him. You must be so proud of your dad. Cherish all the good times you had with your dad. My dad has passed away so I feel your pain.RIP to your dad. ❤

[@Blahsheep]

Thank god they both received life sentences. Scary how she was willing to be as brutal as possible just to steal some items and money.

[@Persian-Immortal]

I thought it would be multiple life sentences.

[@oblivionfan345Tony]

Women

[@Dreamhelmet]

Gain the whole world and lose your own soul! These morons sold out for nothing!

[@anthonygreenfield123]

@@oblivionfan345Tony They get lower sentences yes. Because vajejej

[@northernwolfhound7096]

A rope is what they should have got , no chance of reoffending.

[@terrib4690]

It was so eerie that the mom said the daughter rented the movie, “Paul” to watch after this horrible attack on a man named Paul.

[@JohnBender1313]

Ya. I just commented on that. I wonder if that was subconscious. Or an extremely sick joke to her.

[@oblivionfan345Tony]

Same, really stuck out to me

[@brokenbabydoll9449]

She sounds like a horrible person too!

[@DiscoFang]

My question is whether she was charged with being an accessory after the fact. They were subsequently convicted of murder and the mother lied to cover it up.

[@empoweryou1]

@@DiscoFang I was thinking the same thing. "Hey Mom, I'm thinking about robbing and killing an old man, will you cover for me? Sure Kiddo! Let's make up a story if we get caught. Luv ya kiddo! Thanks Mom, luv you too!" This whole story is pure evil!!

[@rawlivingwithdisabilities]

He's an amazing man and still speaking about giving information...I can't believe he died after that phone call!

[@s1rlagsalot]

Imagine this, fighting for your country, going to war, ending up incapacitated due to war, then having those same citizens of the country you put your life on the line for come to your house break in, rob you of everything you had while you sat tied up unable to defend yourself while you get beaten and tortured within an inch of your life just to have that last glimmer of hope fade away the moment you reach the hospital. RIP you shall be remembered

[@moniquefleming3738]

I'm a 63 year old disabled veteran and this is what scares me the most as I age. I work very hard to remain independent, mobile, physically strong, armed and only around people I know very, very well. I do not want a care giver, certified or not, anywhere near me. I worked with elderly veterans getting care by people like this woman and heard stories of these care givers hurting, stealing, and abusing the Veterans they are supposedly were there to help.

[@assidreflex9718]

Respect! Family and friends are the only ones you can trust with your life

[@toshikotanaka3249]

Thank you for your service and I hope you remain in good health for many years to come. I hope you'll never need outside care because you can't trust anyone.

[@annwithaplan9766]

Monique Fleming - That's why after my father had a stroke, I and my siblings made sure that he was never alone in the hospital OR the recovery place. Most workers were thankful for the extra help, but I never knew who could be trusted.

[@kaze_cat]

We are the same age and I understand why you feel as you do. I’ve even told my daughter you cannot even trust couples. If anyone is up to no good, they will try to disarm you in some way. I grew up in a big city with lots of gangs and learned how to take care of myself, but, that also makes you realize as you age, that you can become a victim or be victimized as well. Obviously, you are wise. Stay safe!

[@horrormovielover6725]

That's why family is important. A family that you could trust even before you had nothing. Not necessarily by blood. This is what we mean when we say "nobody is meant to be alone".

[@admiralrhino4049]

Something that this video doesn't mention that I feel is important to note is that once Quandt was taken off of life support and subsequently died, they were charged and convicted of first-degree murder. They are serving life sentences

[@blankblank1949]

With or without possibility for parole?

[@gloopaboopin]

@@blankblank1949 Fuggin better not

[@stevet8833]

I was just about to ask about that. Thanks for the update.

[@alexhndr]

@@blankblank1949 I guess No Parole Serves them right Those fucking Monsters

[@admiralrhino4049]

@@blankblank1949 considering the fact that they tortured someone, probably not

[@Kyle-wd7xl]

Nice touch adding the car chase hell yes proud sub😊

[@Highland_Moo]

Those police officers showed incredible restraint. For what she did to that poor soul, I wanted to punch through my iPad and absolutely destroy her. Her whining, lying voice…ugh. She’s a monster and I’m sickened that anyone could treat an elderly, disabled veteran that way. I’m from Scotland and was a nurse until my back gave out…..having seen and treated victims of violent crime, it makes me blood boil to see her sit there and lie and show no remorse for her actions.

[@crochunter35]

She's hardly a 'manipulator'. Girlfriend couldn't manipulate herself out of a paperbag. The detective broke her in no time.

[@macman975]

What?. She manipulated her Cousin to kill a disabled old man!.

[@captainclutch8463]

seems to me her cousin/brother wasnt the brightest so it was one of those she was the smartest retards situations

[@Wraiven22]

My thoughts exactly. Like uh, weird title for this video, she's so obviously guilty even if you don't know how it ends

[@ConstantUNTILisnt]

She made up stories, rehearsed but didnt expect the cops to press a little more like that on the timing of things. Broke so fast when she realized there's no way for her to bluff her way thru the timing of events.

[@Xezlec]

Lol well an attempted manipulator, anyway. She tried her damnedest, but sucked at it.

[@smaugkat]

Her story changes so quickly to stay in this innocent victim narrative. Everything else about this is just a clusterfuck of lives being destroyed.

[@brianmck7363]

Yes but she kept putting herself at the scene, admitting more and more her involvement!! Once the police found her journal they new who the real mastermind was!!!

[@Jawsomest]

She must be incredibly smart! Reasons: A. Keeps a diary of plans to rob someone. B. Gives people a script, then foregoes the script herself. C. COMMITS A CRIME IN THE FIRST PLACE. D. Involved people that didn't need to be involved! Oh wait I listed reasons she would be dumb! Silly me! Here lemme list the smart things. . . A. B. C D.

[@lightpropulsionguy]

@@Jawsomest lol, Dumbest Criminal Award goes too... Let them be dumb though, we don't want them to be smart.

[@21972012145525]

Yea. I can’t figure out how this is manipulative. So sad for the guy that it was done by family.

[@bartolomeovanzetti3198]

You didn't realize that time passes during the interrogation. In order to break the resistance of the girl, they isolate her, they do not put her to sleep. Thus, his body becomes exhausted.

[@ranjittyagi9354]

This life is a mystery to me for various reasons, not just these cases. Thank you.

[@rustyjones7908]

I think any time a woman tries the "I was afraid if I didn't do it, he'd do it to me" defense they should double the sentence, either she's a liar or the worst kind of coward and deserves worse.

[@Pozorrogo]

Man, he made it to his neighbors house eventhough he was wheelchair bound and was able to keep his head enough to let 911 know what happened. What a badass truly. Im sure him being a veteran and all that training helped him keep his cool. What a horrible way to go, human beings are the most dangerous animal on earth

[@nickb1762]

1000%

[@CallMe6]

I don't think we are the most dangerous. But we definitely are the most conscious and that makes it even worse. It dumbfounds me how many sick fks are out there. To my stranger friend on the internet please be safe out there.

[@Pozorrogo]

@@CallMe6 A Tiger is dangerous and you know its a dangerous animal, theres no mystery. Humans often prey on vulnerable people to get what they want. Not killing for the sake of food or defense but sometimes 'just for fun' or for a few bucks. Even children.

[@shaunmcinnis1960]

Barbaric animals of the worst kind.

[@devvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv]

@@CallMe6 we definitely are. we can destroy the entire world in seconds

[@0111DTheProphet]

If Paul didn’t use his last efforts to go to the neighbors house, these two might have walked free and a BF could be possibly dating a murderer. Paul gave a last FU to the two and it honestly makes me love Paul even more.

[@theTavis01]

hero to the end

[@chrimony]

@Kira Not necessarily. For sure he would have ditched the car at some point. Being able to catch him red-handed with the car guaranteed this guy was going to jail.

[@primalcritters]

I agree 1000%. That man is a veteran through and through. Rip paul. You're in a better place now in a world where evil does not lurk around every corner. I am so sorry that these young sick creeps disrespected you, defiled you, tortured you, murdered you. They will receive their due Justice, and you my friend will always be honored for the veteran and brave man that you were and continue to be in the afterlife. Bless you sir

[@VapidSlug]

It definitely made it easier. But not too many super young caregivers are driving Caddys with DV plates.

[@The93Vector]

Nah, she was sloppy. Police would have seen the ATM footage and also had the sign-in records from all of Paul’s visiting nurses. They’d have executed a search warrant based on that and found her notebooks in her car. Her cousin might have been harder to catch, except he still had Paul’s car, so he’d have been caught in short order too.

[@AliceA333]

It always makes me crazy trying to understand how more than 1 person can go along with something so horrific without somebody there stopping it. It happens all the time.

[@noneyabizness]

Because most people are disgusting. The only reason why this doesn’t happen even more than it does is because people are self-serving and don’t want to risk being caught and spending the rest of their life in prison.

[@Mamabelleof3]

The older I get the more I realise that there is true evil in this world 😢

[@rawpowergroudon1]

Will you realize that the very evils in this world comes from Christianity, Judaism, and Islam?

[@julianajuju4917]

The fact they would do this to a DISABLED veteran outrages me in every way. No amount of words can describe my utter disgust and disappointment for those two wastes of life who brutalized that poor man. I pray for him. I hope those monsters get the exact same fate in prison.

[@Reth_Hard]

I'm not sure it's really their fault, do you know how the latest iPhone cost? So if you want to be cool among your friends, you just do what you gotta do...

[@patharat.7530]

@@Reth_Hard ah yes, not the people who broke into his house and beat him to a pulp and sawed a chunk off his arm and stole everything he owned of value, it was someone else.

[@beccaxannxx]

Nah they don't deserve to live in prison

[@cloudymccloud6254]

Effing disgusting. Cowardly pieces of ish…

[@key6723]

@@patharat.7530 well ya they just wanted a new iPhone to look cool obviously 🙄

[@DarthStardom]

I hope that Paul’s neighbor can deal with what she went through, I can only imagine how traumatizing it was for her…hope she knows that she did her best. Best wishes for her

[@keamu8580]

A friend or another forum user, I forget, recounted a story supposedly told by his grandmother. For many years after her husband died, the man across the street attempted to court her. She always rebuffed him. Then one day he came out on his lawn and shot himself in the heart in front of her, and died moments later. That was said to haunt her for the rest of her life.

[@Dorf274]

@@keamu8580 ...ok?

[@Biggssyyy]

@@Dorf274 i think they were trying to make the point that the guys neighbor is probably still very haunted by what she saw.. though they did in a not so great way lol

[@patooeyspit]

It’s really hard to get over something like this is honestly really sad

[@keamu8580]

@@Biggssyyy Well, that's a matter of opinion, but fine. Yeah, that was my point. What the woman in this video saw is arguably worse in some ways but not as deeply chilling in others. I can only assume she'll remember it :\

[@gerryfegan3608]

Man the 911 dispatchers call was bone chilling.... a veteran and old man at that. This is horrible. I hope those criminals get something way worse done to them

[@shosmyth1454]

May your Dad Rest In Peace Lex! Good detective and did a thorough job.

[@jenniferhersey4980]

I am going to have to try and watch this another time. I barely got past the two-minute mark and was already crying.

[@livetotell100]

An interrogation is like an art. Every question asked, is asked for a reason. They even put different inflections in their voices to get people to tell the truth. They did a masterful job.

[@yanais88]

Lol so where did you get “the confessor” from??

[@livetotell100]

@@yanais88 What do you mean? If your talking about how the "confessor" got there in the first pace, the police, the detectives, etc. And anybody else involved. It takes a team of law enforcement professionals. I was just commenting on how these detectives used their skills to get her to admit what happened.

[@alexapuerta]

@@livetotell100 It's the person's username who replied to you above.

[@yanais88]

@The Confessor worked out perfectly here lol thanks

[@henrywolf5332]

Maybe interesting maybe not The guy she attacked was Paul, Her mom said she rented the movie Paul Freudian slip?

[@WonderWhatHappened]

What a man lived just long enough to give the details to catch his killers. His neighbor did a wonderful job in relaying details. It's ironic that Maranda told her mom that she should lie and say they were watching "Paul" that night. I hope her mother was arrested for harboring a fugitive ,impeding an investigation, and lying to the Police.

[@jajagabour8150]

Pond life

[@codehorse8843]

Tf is pond life lol that caught me off guard

[@Chr15T]

In many countries, lying to the police is not a felony if you would otherwise incriminate yourself or a close relative. That is one of the pillars of a constitutional state.

[@roselikethewine]

I agree the Mom should face some charges but it’s clear Maranda is a psychotic manipulator and there’s no telling what she may have said to her Mom in order to get her to lie for her. She’s a scary individual and it’s a miracle she was caught cuz fortunately she can’t hurt anyone else. Her Mom is just a naive easily persuaded flying monkey of a covert narc.

[@wiktorspringer8990]

@@Chr15T oh yea those "people" if they will be hit by a truck i will more likely drive it

[@heatherwolmarans8287]

Keeps a journal detailing horrendous crime, also leaves it to be found by police🤦🏻‍♀️ Total genius, she is.

[@ryanjustice2670]

I still, at the age of 46, can not figure out our legal system. How could they be charged with attempted murder when they literally murdered him? It being in the state of Florida of all places.🤯

[@stysner4580]

Unfortunately beating someone resulting in death later doesn't count as murder, also robbery was their goal. I wish the punishment would match murder though...

[@miriamcollins7587]

Also first degree murder is harder to prove and requires evidence that’s hard to get. They just go for whatever conviction they know they can get - not necessarily the home run conviction they want.

[@traybern]

@@stysner4580DAMN, you’re STUPID!!! There are MANY cases where the victim dies YEARS later, resulting in charges getting UPGRADED to MURDER!!!

[@traybern]

He HADN’T DIED yet. And/or the cops didn’t KNOW he was dead YET!!

[@traybern]

@@miriamcollins7587 You DOPE!! She WORKED IN HIS HOUSE. Which was ALSO ROBBED!!! AND he was TORTURED! TOTALLY FIRST DEGREE MURDER!!!

[@RepubliKING]

Here's the crazy thing, he's an old man, you could have easily burglarized his home without killing him!

[@SatanenPerkele]

Evil is gonna do evil things

[@soupertrooper3864]

Which is why we should have capital punishment for folks like these.... And prison for the burglar variety

[@TazyBaby]

He was in a wheelchair, they could have worn masks and just locked him in the bathroom or something. Pure evil.

[@missjddrage1111]

@@TazyBaby They wanted into his safe. That's why they hurt him. Navy veteran so headstrong until he realized he was going to bleed out. He did what he had to do to survive.. It's truly tragic that he didn't. And yes, I agree. Pure evil.

[@TazyBaby]

@@missjddrage1111 but the thing is they showed the safe and they easily could have just taken the whole thing, it was only a small lockbox and they took a whole car anyway

[@recentlydeleted]

Maranda's boyfriend Chad is a prime example of why *innocent* people should never answer questions without having a lawyer present. The police clearly were trying to implicate him in what happened, and yet he turned out to not know anything about it

[@latenightthinker4737]

Truth be told

[@purplekat5864]

I think that was a strategy on the part of the police. They don't know at this point whether he's involved or not, but they want to give the boyfriend a reason to tell what he knows because they want him to realize he COULD easily become a suspect as well. I thought Chad acted way too casual about hearing that his girlfriend was involved in something serious. He didn't appear to be, or sound, shocked or even interested in what she might have done. Then the clip of him stretching and yawning so exaggeratedly seemed inappropriate too. Like trying too hard to look casual. But, I guess he was cleared of involvement. Seemed strange though.

[@recentlydeleted]

@@purplekat5864 That's *ALWAYS* a strategy of the police. Whether or not you are guilty, and whether or not there is any proof of guilt, the police will always try to implicate you during questioning. While police are investigating, their entire job is to pin someone to the crime. There are too many instances of people going to jail for crimes they didn't commit directly because of questionings like these

[@purplekat5864]

@@recentlydeleted I'm know mistakes are, sadly, made, but I would think this is just the procedure they take as they are sifting through evidence on their way to ( hopefully) the right conclusion.

[@fishntalk]

What if Chad was really the mastermind behind the whole thing? That would be crazy.

[@Harpotos]

that call is heartbreaking, the way she says sorry :(

[@mfm8780]

She was keeping a journal?!! I can’t I seriously can’t 😂😂😂

[@thetwelfth9987]

His neighbor sounded like she was such a kind woman I hope she’s ok now, but I’m afraid she developed PTSD from seeing her bleeding, beaten friend passing out in her house :(((

[@palestar828]

PTSD is no joke. I'm still in therapy for traumatic events that I endured years ago. I hope she can find healing. I think a lot of people underestimate trauma

[@Uinb]

Hearing here on the dispatch call really was hard to hear. I could feel myself getting worked up

[@skybug1706]

@@Uinb same, esp when she said "I'm so sorry" to him, I about cried

[@JustTryingToYoutube]

@@skybug1706 that’s what made me come to see if anyone said the same thing that part hurt me

[@green_cafe]

I hope that 911 caller knows that nothing is her fault. I hope she isn't questioning her own actions. Nothing will make it better but I hope she knows: We all know she did everything she could, and she helped put the killers away.

[@ASHERUISE]

Poor Paul, he was sober and lucid even after they beat him so badly. If only he'd gotten help just a little sooner, I wonder if he couldn't be saved. 😿

[@acouchinparis]

I want to fart all Day long with my homies. Listen to my heart thé melody of my fart came up and it stays in your air like a song.

[@microcolonel]

If he died of hemhorrage, probably with a moderately trained person and some basic equipment. I hope more people do a stop the bleed course, and have supplies close at hand.

[@cashmaster6060]

@@acouchinparis haha dude so funny

[@lethalsands]

@@cashmaster6060 you really thought that was funny? R u five?

[@cashmaster6060]

@@lethalsands called sarcasm idk if uve heard of it before and u liked ur own comment L

[@avahale2321]

Hearing that woman apologize to her neighbor made me start crying you can hear the pain in both of their voices

[@shirot8423]

RIP to this very brave man..this is a very sad story😢

[@AZCaveMan480]

I love when a suspect uses the "give them just a tiny piece of info so they will stop asking more stuff" tactic and it just leads to the entire case being solved.

[@eflow4786]

Yea. The whole I stood at the doorway was the clincher. 🙄

[@maximo6037]

Just the tip bro

[@mcfarofinha134]

yeah. They need to learn to stfu and get a lawyer lmao

[@aseed89]

For someone to do a crime for a few hundred dollars already tells u they're not the brightest.

[@hana-cb2nc]

It gives me satisfaction that he showed them even in his elderly age that he wasn’t to be underestimated. Rest in love and peace Paul. We love you angel.

[@bedrock30_]

@Never Speaks First-degree murder is when you plan out a murder beforehand. I’d personally consider it the worst kind because it means you have to have a really twisted mind to plan out something like that in advance

[@hansolo631]

Well said

[@krististevens54322]

This poor man. God Bless his heart. This man was a hero in life and a hero in his last moments. What a sweetheart and brave, brave man. Rest easy sir. I'm SO sorry this happened to you.

[@K9River]

"My neighbor has been beaten to a pulp. _We've been neighbors for 8 years._ " That was weird. Dispatchers have a harder job than I thought.

[@jpgduff]

Not that weird. She was in shock; the 'he's been my neighbour for 8 years' was likely due to seeing someone who had become a friend in those 8 years in that condition. It was a thought spoken not really meant for the dispatcher.

[@jasonreuvers2189]

When the mother said they rented the movie "Paul" when her daughter had killed the victim with this exact name it made my blood boil. What a sick family

[@nattturner]

Hope she got charged

[@FastCashClass]

I was wondering why nobody else noticed that. That is absolutely mind boggling 🤯

[@Tar-Von]

Exactly. ☝️Like the person above me noted, I was a bit surprised that barely anyone else caught that. Not sure if it was intentionally malicious or if her mind was stuck with that name in mind(due to the situation) and it came out that way.. Whatever the reason, it was a little wild hearing it.

[@777PROFESSOR]

I hope she was sent to prison too

[@Tar-Von]

Freudian slip* Was the psychological term I was implying.

[@lubabe9969]

When his kind neighbor talking to 911 and telling how long they were neighbors and her telling him she was so sorry for what he was going through bout got me the worst, she's probably still living with nightmares. Paul's determination to tell the neighbor who it was, amazing strength in such an elderly, sick, devastatingly injured man.

[@Adara007]

Paul Quandt Snr's neighbour, Virginia Grisson, is in the episode on Criminal Confessions - Season 3, Episode 9 - that focuses on this brutal attack and the resultant murder of Quandt. Although that was aired in 2020 it's clear that the neighbour is still badly affected by it and she probably does have trauma as a result. My heart goes out to her and particularly to the veteran's son and family..

[@llamamama7114]

Her voice sent chills down my spine. The whole call was absolutely heart-wrenching!

[@anitagu21]

Yes when she said she was sorry for what happened to him that broke me

[@eveningstar6700]

She did SO good!!! Im sorry it happened too, and im sorry she experienced something awful too, they both did not deserve this at all

[@kennethwalker4551]

I think I understand Paul hung on long enough to tell who his attackers were, I know that if this were me I would do my best not to check out before finishing my last task to make sure all of the people involved in the crimes against me. Props to the very kind neighbor that did everything humanly possible to help her dying neighbor. I really hope the girls mother was held responsible for her part in the planning of the crime and lying to police.

[@BerzerkaDurk]

gotta love the 37P dashcam video

[@TheMchammer11]

A journal and spilling your guts to the detectives, brilliant.

[@nodozhit]

I despise manipulators. She thought she was slick, but she wasn't smart at all- only evil. Congratulations on the good detective work.

[@victorconstrictor]

Step one of executing a robbery maybe should be don’t leave your plans in a notebook in plain sight in your car.

[@shadowk3]

She wasn't manipulating anything, the cops were doing the manipulating lol.,

[@trickydickie1988]

So you despise yourself, you never talk anybody into anything before as a kid, adult ever. Well the answer is you have and that's called manipulation

[@nodozhit]

@@trickydickie1988 If the shoe fits- wear it. As for me, I am not that kind of hypocrite. I never could afford that luxury of what you know so well. Plus, children doing childish things don't count because they are children. Childishness is a part of being a child. I love children. May be that's why I can say I despise manipulators- you know people we call snakes, rats, weasels, crybabies, cherry pickers, users, abusers, pretenders, perpetrators, wolves in sheep's clothing, etcetera. And I don't like cherry picking people like you who can try to get all technical and pretend like you don't understand the context of the content without first asking for understanding. Maybe you just need an interpreter or a dictionary or something. But either way I look at it, you are just defending a sneaky manipulative grown person who betrayed the trust of her employer, her boyfriend, and an elderly disabled person who she had violently attacked and robbed. But anyway, Kudos to you for making your point on a technical use of a word when you take it out context. Would it make you feel better if I said I despise malicious machiavellian manipulators just as much as I can't stand a dumb downed smart ass?

[@romanclemens20]

@@nodozhit man I think the comment was deleted. What did it say? Sorry I’m just curious lol

[@chriiiiis]

Paul is exactly what I picture when I think of the navy's core values. Honor, courage, and commitment. I didn't know him, but he was a sailor, thus he was my brother. RIP Paul.

[@hana-cb2nc]

Ooooof whose cutting onions in here 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@bak-mariterry5180]

@@hana-cb2nc Not funny .

[@fractal_mind562]

How much honour can you have when you work for an organisation that murders people on the orders of your government ya know ? I dont actively disrespect veterans but I cant respect them either, just sheep who believe they're fighting for the right reasons when if fact they are just the muscles for a very large and evil machine.

[@jacksonshield2874]

@@bak-mariterry5180 that means they’re tearing up too they weren’t making a joke

[@TheTuesday11]

💕

[@MrFat1337]

what a warrior. as a 29 y.o idk if i could be so calm and collected after been beaten to a pulp + getting my arm cut off. Rip, you fought til the end.

[@CHEDDAHD]

YALL USED A GTA 5 SIREN SFX IM DYING

[@TheGooglyminotaur]

Poor Virginia. I hope she’s ok now. That’s some heavy trauma to watch a friend die in a horrible way. And poor Paul. What a terrible way to die.

[@CaptainUnusual]

I would say poor Paul and poor Virginia - in that order.

[@unkn0wnmortaL]

@@CaptainUnusual absolutely unnecessary rn

[@Rizzob17]

My neighbor whitenesses the murder of the person that lives in my old house. Horrible story. Ex husband released from prison, came to ex wife’s home”our old house”, basically sawed her head off in front of her two children. The kids ran to my neighbor Jim’s house and Jim beat the shi* out of him after chasing him down. Cops were able to make the arrest, but Jim still broke out in tears telling the story, even after over 25 years.

[@helenadasilva9371]

It truly hurted during the 911 call and she said she was so sorry to Paul... You could just hear how distraught and helpless she was seeing her friend like that

[@heuvelke1065]

@@Rizzob17 yeah.. poor Jim... The kids are the real victim.

[@centralhockey12]

Anyone find it eery that the mom said her daughter rented the movie “Paul” that night and the old man they robbed/murdered name was Paul? Kind of sickening…either just a strange coincidence or a massive hint

[@hiphophokage]

Very twisted! The mom even says it in a very eery way!

[@StarCrusher.]

They probably thought it was really clever

[@nabinoorshahil2715]

Maybe the mother was trying to give the police a hint without directly betraying her daughter. I can understand the emotional distress you might go through after finding out that your daughter robbed someone and potentially killed them. I would be confused and conflicted on what to do. Should I protect my daughter or should I protect society from her. Maybe the mother choose a middle ground by giving the cops a hint without directly telling them.

[@pugsnhogz]

@@nabinoorshahil2715 nah fam she is not that smart, but it's a cool idea tho

[@stephenandrews1318]

Literally reading the comments just to see if anyone else picked up on it.

[@CameronL211]

dude put gta sound over the police chase im weak

[@williamfrownfelter9533]

I really like your show. I would prefer to see the sentencing behind These alleged crimes.

[@huliohuliohamijo]

It's terrifying to think that there are animals like these whose job is to take care of people who can't take care of themselves properly and they use that position to abuse the people they are supposed to help. But I have seen enough cases to know it happens a lot more than people think, and in many cases they are not discovered because they don't end up killing anyone, just abusing them. People should be more careful vetting who they let into their houses or the houses of loved ones who can't take care of themselves. Rest in peace, he fought until the end.

[@laly2482]

Right? This happens at nursing homes, daycares, hospitals, schools, etc. Lots of people out there wearing sheep's clothing, pretending to be nurturing when they're anything but, abusing and taking advantage of the most vulnerable.

[@KingsOfLosers123]

And that, my friend, is an insult.... Towards animals. Because even animals wouldn't be that evil. Animals kill, sure, for the sake of survival. But not in the way these two psychopaths did, and not for the same reason they did. Animals kill their prey for the sake of eating that very prey. Other than that, for self-defense. These two? For anything else other than those two survival reason.

[@sparklesparklesparkle6318]

@@KingsOfLosers123 if you don't think animals are evil you've never seen a hungry racoon.

[@Clutching.My.Pearls]

I'm terrified that some day I'll need a caregiver.

[@mcross320]

Caregivers are fingerprinted and records checked. But not who they hang around with. Evil people look for cracks in the system and pounce on the weak all the time like animals, predatory animals..

[@MrTee-hw7mp]

Something tells me this brave man knew he was on borrowed time, but managed to gather up his last reserves of strength to ensure the suspects were caught.

[@hebercluff1665]

What a way to go out. This is going to sound a little depressing, but if I get REALLY old, I'd rather my life end with a bang like this rather than fade away and spend my final few decades wasting away in a meaningless life in a world that doesn't need me anymore or children who remember that I exist maybe once a decade

[@path_selector]

@@hebercluff1665 this is such a depressing comment. the latter being my nightmare… although i don’t think i would prefer being murdered.

[@hebercluff1665]

@@path_selector this old war veteran, in his last days, was brutally attacked and robbed. Despite being critically injured and disabled, he managed to escape the house, get help, and cling onto life just long enough to get two psychopathic murderers face justice. This man died doing something meaningful and showed that he's got balls of steel. If his entire life led up to that moment, then that proves that he's lived a good life, and he's a mad lad that deserves respect. I'm an author (in process on my first book), and it's these kind of thoughts and fears that inspired the book. It's about an old Viking warrior who wants to go to Valhalla. He's lived for so long that he's the last of his generation in his clan. He doesn't really know anybody there, and all his relatives are busy with their own lives - too busy to visit him. So, he leaves his comfortable home and warm fire in order to pursue a worthy death. (Anyway, this topic is dear to me, so I have a lot of thoughts on it. I'm surprised about how enthusiastically I'm replying)

[@Nrabrahams]

Follower this case years ago, the 911 call always gives me chills in my whole body, so sad.

[@The_Zilli]

sickening on so many levels. Rest in peace soldier, you didnt deserve to go out this way.

[@todhold2673]

Her mother should have been charged too. Rehearsing a lie for investigators and harboring an attempted murderer are federal felonies. I don't understand why she got off.

[@breanad587]

Most likely struck a deal

[@kingwacky184]

The reason she wasn't if she wasn't is probably because she either struck a deal like Breana said or it was proven that she did not know the extent of what had happened. Maybe that psycho told her that she had robbed the guy but no assault or murder happened. Or simply that she was there when a robbery took place. I believe the mother lied because she did not know the full extent of what had happened and probably thought it was a minor crime.

[@s4t4n96]

If you ever have a child you'll understand. There's not much a loving mother would not do to help her child.

[@Lyddiebits]

@@s4t4n96 explain this a little more? What is it that "a loving mother" would be willing to do?

[@Saurophaganax1931]

​@@kingwacky184 I don’t really see them striking a deal. Like what would even be the point? They had Maranda caught in numerous lies. They had her confession on tape; and to top it all off, they found her personal journal detailing the entire evil plan. I mean it couldn’t be a more open and shut case. They had her dead to rights. What could her mother possibly offer them to save her own skin that they didn’t already have? I think it’s more likely that they just weren’t interested in her. They were after the murderers, not the murderers mom. Sure she lied to law enforcement, and yeah that was a crime, but at the end of the day pursuing her for it would use up precious time, energy, and man-power that could have otherwise been better spent prosecuting the actual killers.

[@peanutforever2191]

The only silver lining is that he lost consciousness knowing that help was on the way and most likely thinking everything was going to be OK. I am so sorry, Paul. :(

[@johncaiwa]

From a comment above your comment: "From an article: Quandt was beaten so badly, a prosecutor said, that his face was disconnected from his skull. Quandt was somehow able to untie himself and get to his neighbor's house for help. He died about a week after the beating. That’s so horrible."

[@norapeterson6331]

😭💔

[@dreaming_cthulhu]

He had his neighbor there caring for him at the end, he’s at peace now

[@louiewatson9389]

The guy beat the old man up, and she was stealing everything. Never think a woman can't be evil. She set up the whole thing.

[@mothertrucker936]

Wow what a family. 2 psychopath cousins and a mother who’ll lie for her daughter like she’s done nothing wrong. Sick bunch. Paul is a frickin hero to the end. Rest In Peace .

[@numacamara]

Her mom said she rented the movie “Paul” she pretty much gave her daughter up right there. Don’t know why nobody noticed that.

[@mattd6735]

@@numacamara thats true actually

[@pawnmusic]

if her mother was willing to help cover up a senseless and savage killing.. its no surprise her daughter was capable of that. The apple didnt fall far.

[@donnathomas9111]

The mother is a psychopath also. Old people where I am from would say, a liar is a thief and a thief is a murderer. Sick people.

[@drinkthekoolaidkids]

Florida ........

[@kblanks1849]

I didn’t expect that 911 call to hit me like it did. I imagine it was eerily similar to the 911 call that my sister’s neighbor made the night she was murdered. She was stabbed 89 times and still was able to go to her neighbor’s house for help. He was a Lieutenant with the sheriff’s office. She picked his house specifically. My sister’s last words were her murderer’s name. We’re still awaiting justice 6 years later. #JusticeForMarcey

[@johanalopez4277]

I’m so so sorry to hear that. 😢 I hope justice prevails so that you and your family can be at peace.

[@NikkiesCoolArtwork]

@jay son that very obviously does not make her happy

[@NikkiesCoolArtwork]

so sorry for your loss

[@courdneybell1237]

I'm so sorry.

[@saraghhh]

@jay son Remember these words next time something horrifying happens to you.

[@changingworldllc1157]

I hate criminals! Rip Paul! Thank you for your service and bravery!

[@TVGGAMEZCO]

the people who were supposed to care for this sweet old man ended up doing the worst things to him.....vicious

[@Crazson34]

I became a nurse and then a nurse manager at several senior care facilities. I made damn sure our seniors felt safe, were well nourished and I would talk to them often one on one. If I had a nurse or CNA that got out of line even a little where safety and security was involved, I had a zero tolerance policy and they were gone. If someone was passing, I always made sure they were never alone even if I sat on their bedside myself. Our seniors deserve only the best.

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

It’s so nice to hear we have good people like you. I hope you’re compensated and appreciated in every way possible. It must feel amazing to have one of the most important jobs out there. A person’s energy stays around a while after they die. I doubt they just zoom away until they see and understand what’s happened. It would sure feel good to see a nurse sitting on the bed. I think that’d give people who don’t have loved ones there the ability to leave calmly.

[@LordCommanderSpaceAlligator]

My mother has been in nursing for 20+ years. I have never been so disgusted, So heart broken, so angry at the things she tells me go on in senior care facilities. I hope all abusers have a slow and painful end to their miserable lives

[@nygeek6471]

This wasn’t a nurse. This was a home health aide. Nurses go through a lot to be licensed, have thorough background checks before even entering school, and need experience and references. A home health aide can be anyone.

[@nygeek6471]

@@drunkvegangal8089 the woman who is the subject of this video and orchestrated the murder of a veteran is not a nurse. Whether the commenter is or isn’t is irrelevant. The murderer had no such nurse manager overseeing her because she wasn’t licensed nor registered by any state. She is comparing apples and oranges. It’s a warning to the vulnerable among us to not hire the high school drop out to be a home aide and instead opt for a nurse which is licensed and registered through the state and regulated by an agency.

[@Crazson34]

@@nygeek6471 I didn't state that she was a nurse, I was only giving my experience as a caregiver from a different perspective. ANY caregiver should be thoroughly screened and monitored. We do have a lot of home health aids that are licensed as well. I used to be one.

[@wesrurede]

The mother stated that her daughter rented the movie "Paul"... as she lied to the police. The victim's name is Paul. Ahh, the tell tale heart.

[@twistedtitan5485]

It is impossible to say how first the idea entered my brain; but once conceived, it haunted me day and night. Object there was none. Passion there was none. I loved the old man. He had never wronged me. He had never given me insult. For his gold I had no desire. I think it was his eye! yes, it was this! He had the eye of a vulture --a pale blue eye, with a film over it. Whenever it fell upon me, my blood ran cold; and so by degrees --very gradually --I made up my mind to take the life of the old man

[@jeniquethomas1055]

Numb dead hearted people walk among us.

[@twistedtitan5485]

@@jeniquethomas1055 And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold

[@MEOWMIX3DS]

@@autopsy3689 rockstar guy from the room

[@djcook]

3:36 these police sounds are from gta 5 lol

[@asdf3668]

guess how gta v made those sounds for the game

[@djisawesome123]

I was immersed up until I heard the GTA 5 sirens and car in the background of 3:19 😂

[@sil_Ookami]

That phone call was heartwrenching. You can really hear how much the neighbor wished she could help more and how much Paul meant to the community there…