When Taylor Schabusiness Beheaded Her Lover in Bed

Taylor Schabusiness had been in an intimate relationship with Shad Thyrion, before things went wrong one night while fooling around. Very wrong. Following up with Taylor, she would be revealed to be a remorseless and evil psychopath.
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[@brianshorey]

That 'interaction' between Taylor and the 'cameraman' was pure genius.

[@ashleysmith5001]

I was laughing so hard, my neighbors probably think that I am crazy 🤪😂

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

I know right. I really was laughing out so loud I gave the cat a fright. 😆

[@kellygoesrawr5276]

He is pretty hot!

[@lindaarrington9397]

Just bad to the bone....Ahahahaaaaa

[@El_Ophelia]

Indeed, yes! I've always felt Mike has a flair for editing, lol

[@baileydillon3640]

Total side note, but this is a great example of how everyone reacts/shows signs of shock in different ways. You’d expect the mother who found her son in hysterics. She literally found her child’s head in a bucket. You can see on the body cam footage that she is scared but relatively calm. People always say “they are acting too calm!” and will say that’s a sign of guilt. The mother is completely innocent but is seemingly fine. Shock can really show itself in a million different ways.

[@INGR1D]

Excellent point.

[@brendadupra7192]

Very true. When I found out my dad was dead, I wasn't inconsolable like my mom. I was calm, questioning things and honestly I didn't actually come to terms with it and show emotion until the funeral

[@xarolinaxota7202]

agreed

[@traceybanting3952]

Completely true! A very long time ago (36 years), I found my 5 week old, absolutely adored, breastfed, 7lb 14 oz at birth, baby son dead in his basket. Initially I screamed, my husband called an ambulance, all normal. Then, as the ambulance shot into action, the guy working on our beautiful, precious boy fell over. And to our absolute horror, both of us laughed. Over the years, I’ve seen many people accused of crimes they may not have committed. Often they are judged for their strange reactions. I often think how I could have been judged by an automatic response. I’m now a 59 year old retired teacher, mother of three adult sons, grandmother to our beautiful granddaughter. I’m a normal, boring retiree, who adores her family. My husband from all that time ago is still my husband. He survived a month in a Covid coma, so we are sometimes very lucky. Anyway, I agree so much with your point! Thank you for making it!

[@DrSoapp]

How do you process going down to the basement to turn a light off and find your sons head in a bucket????

[@candycamaro]

For people interested in an update she was convicted of murder life without parole!

[@iwantthe80sback59]

Thank you!

[@jackiel7726]

👍 Thank you

[@tricursor2481]

Its so disappointing how unaware people are about mental illness. Our country fails so hard at mental health treatment, it's an absolute joke. Everybody believes people should be punished, instead of rehabilitating and especially in a case of mental illness, fixing those problems. Nah, lock her up instead. I understand somebody lost their life but this situation is not black and white, have some nuance to your thoughts people.

[@user-us5pv8zw3z]

Good to know.

[@caittails]

“Pardon my language” is such a Wisconsin thing to say in a 911 call about a severed head in a bucket. 😂

[@irmaheineman]

Midwestern polite😂😂

[@meganbessenbacher7107]

I feel like we would also say this in missouri

[@oatlord]

Whether she's in some kind of institution or prison, she can never be allowed out in public ever again.

[@amymay2575]

I feel so sorry for the other patients if she is in a mental institution. She should just be locked up in a cage.

[@wendiplays]

She was found sane in phase 2 and culpable for her actions. Her sentencing will be for prison time, not an institution.

[@andreaplavkova1037]

​@@wendiplaysUnfortunately for her cellmates. Seriously, should people like this be in regular prisons? They might not pass the very (maybe unreasonably) high bar of legal insanity, but that doesn't make them mentally alright, healthy and safe to be around others unmedicated and supervised only by people who are nowhere near close to medical professionals.

[@HalfdeadRider]

@@andreaplavkova1037 Don't worry about that, she'd be in a high security prison with the worst offenders anyway, they deserve each others company.

[@INatalkaI]

​@MakingFunofBusiness your mom available for your post-mortem?

[@kezzabanana4958]

The chilling fact that after murdering the guy she casually walks upstairs past his family and grabs two kitchen knives like she's making toast and walks back downstairs to dismember him and sexually abuse him is so shocking. Psychopath in every way .

[@luc1ferblack]

mentally ill not psychopath. A psychopath would attempt to hide their crime

[@janetpendlebury6808]

@@luc1ferblack She can be a psychopath and have other mental illness's as well.

[@jonslg240]

Hopefully every time they slam her prison cell shut they'll say SCHABOW!!

[@supraguy4694]

​​@@luc1ferblack yeah, people often forget that psychopaths are intelligent and calculated. They're also adamant about self preservation. If anything her actions fit that of a sociopath but overall she has a cocktail of mental fuckery especially combining it with strong drugs. Most psychopaths aren't deranged killers, they're cops/politicians/CEOs/etc. careers that put someone in a position of power over others which is VERY attractive to psychopaths.

[@alexandersalazar9750]

Dramatic much?

[@RavenDumpster]

I can't imagine the shock, horror, and grief the mom had to feel knowing her own son was horribly murdered in her basement while she was there. I hope she's okay.

[@oliverp3464]

She couldnt go down again

[@kirikayumura6015]

@@oliverp3464 that's a shame.. so her husband has to suffer too.

[@priceandpride]

his mom was high out of her mind

[@robyn9513]

@@priceandpridehow do you know?

[@spencerkleiman5035]

She apparently didn't care too much that she let's her son come over and do meth with that psycho trash

[@antoniovilla9720]

This is sooooo crazy. I went to Bay Port High School with this woman. I lived in the "Village of Howard" in Brown County. I always knew her as Taylor Coronado, though. I had a few study hall periods with her. We would discuss about video games sometimes. She played quite a bit of Xbox. She was funny yet reserved. Never have I EVER thought she would do something like this to Shad. I knew him but we never had a single interaction. People loved Shad though. R.I.P Shad. Life is pretty surreal sometimes.

[@whodearmedearnodear]

Always gotta watch out for the quiet ones!

[@moneybags733ify]

Monsters don't look like monsters till they get caught or your the victim

[@YeshuasDisciple]

​@@whodearmedearnodear Not fair! 😅

[@jedgrahek1426]

@@YeshuasDisciple And really, that aphorism exists because "the quiet ones" are in fact the exception, the group of people least likely to be involved in violent crime, so it's always a more notable story when they are... to the point of confirmation bias and people taking the aphorism totally seriously. I prefer "still waters run deep" for describing introverts, as it's basically neutral and doesn't have strong negative or positive connotations; it could go either way.

[@VioletJoy]

That calm 911 call is a good example of why not to jump to conclusions based on the person's voice.

[@paxsmile]

I thought the same, from now on, I won’t judge..

[@ziggystatdust6008]

When my dad called to tell me my cousin had died (we were very close, was like one of my own brother) I was very calm and direct answering him. I was surrounded by friends, and to them it looked like I was having normal conversation with my dad. I didn’t cry or grieve until two days after we buried him, then I had a breakdown. The shock numbs you and can put you in a state of denial until that veil is lifted. Some family members called me out for my cold behaviour during the funeral whilst my family were visibly grieving, but I was wailing on the inside.

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

​@@ziggystatdust6008sounds familiar. When my dad died I was the same way at his funeral but spent the next 8 years grieving completely wrong. Ended up having a break down 8 and a half years later while abusing drugs during that time refusing to let myself grieve

[@devinjones1527]

Absolutely, I tend to feel that "calm" isn't necessarily incriminating. What does get me, is when the caller is "casual". Like "yeah idk hes just dead" or what have you. That's just a feeling though, it's almost impossible to know what's really going on in someone's head. That's why I'm grateful for forensics, cuz "feelings" just don't cut it.

[@7Lace77]

You always get body language and voice experts on KZbin lol.

[@ZombieSazza]

“Oh I blacked out…” yet remembers everything she did to kill him, defile his body, and desecrate his body. I also hope to god his mother has a good support system, she was in some serious shock finding his head, I cannot imagine living with such a traumatic image in my head of your own son.

[@makeshiftmiki]

I held my dads hand as he died on 5/5. I am starting to black out the memories of that night. I hope the same happens to the mom. I’m going to carry this weight forever, but I’m glad I’m not hearing his drowning breaths anymore…I hope she doesn’t see her son’s corpse forever in her minds eye…

[@cheeseszilla137]

Mental 😂

[@mawfish1]

@@cheeseszilla137 Funny?

[@sjjoker4724]

Yeah she’s a liar but I think she’s very mentally unwell and honestly… shouldn’t be tried as a sane person.

[@verosalvo1]

Usually killers black out during those times, because they go through a rush of adrenaline and then they get into a state of shock. So it's normal for killers to say that they don't remember that much. It's such a shocking experience to kill someone, so the mind tries to protect them from the trauma. But yeah, of course they can remember if they think about it. It's just that they don't want to.

[@Person01234]

just imagine, all of this could have been avoided if they'd thrown her in jail when she tried to change her name to shabusiness

[@rockstarofredondo]

That was when any reasonable person would have known.

[@shelaakaumi]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣oh damn! I'm done.😂😂😂😂😂

[@paulsimovich9157]

You are sharight!

[@IratePuffin]

😂😂😂

[@SupremeLordRicky]

😂

[@samsmusicallsorts6809]

Just chilling "chopping it up" like we always do.. I'm done 🤦‍♀️

[@HeisenbergFam]

Mike is like that one uncle who tells a creepy story at campfire so that you never go to woods alone at night

[@csh43166]

LOL!! Indeed... 😁

[@HappyHarryHardon]

Right? I never go alone now either. I always seem to leave by myself though. Weird.

[@DoyleShadduck]

Where we go is nonya Sha business.

[@davethomas543]

Great comment AI account...................

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

@@HappyHarryHardon Ha ha. Brilliant 😆

[@jamilahzahirahhadid]

It was glorious watching the smile erased from her face. She truly thought her creepy courtroom tactics were going to work in her favor.

[@lindaarrington9397]

Yes it was I saw through her the entire time. Shes disgusting No remorse. No sadness for a friend that you butchered If the drugs really caused it She'd be so upset upon learning. But i think she's pure evil She told the cop that she liked it That is. what she did to him.... On top of that had sex qith his dead bodt.

[@TK-fd3qt]

You are almost as big of a joke as American justice system. That Taylor person will not be sound till she is alive and there was NO smiling from cognitive person, just the crazy. In USA judge or jury know more about psychology then real psychologs.. Crazy to prisons while real criminals bomb twin towers and foreign countries.

[@Kimi1968ful]

I disagree. She smirked until the end. She had zero chance of getting off and she knew it. Her defense was two people Lmao and one of them was her dad in his prison jumpsuit.

[@H3H3HEE]

The best

[@p.r.2311]

Had to watch that part twice!

[@bygeorgina456]

She managed to stop smirking when the court said she was NOT crazy and was being held accountable. I guess, considering her love of chaos (with an imprisoned spouse) and mayhem…she had to escalate it to feel special and get attention. Now she’ll rot next to her steel toilet forever…she can smirk at the rats in her cell.

[@terryprost2165]

The other prisoners better beware

[@wioi]

I love your comment 😂🎉

[@dancesmokesmile344]

Don’t forget an imprisoned dad too (statutory r*pe)

[@doclewis8927]

You can see that the officer who's holding the flashlight starts shaking more after his partner verifies that "yes, it's real". The nightmare they must have. Hell, the nightmares that the mother, her bf, all of the officers and first responders and any of the morgue staff would have... Even the whole community would have nightmares, in my opinion, at least for a little while, especially when the person is still on the loose or persons.

[@fourwindspoweredparaglidin6453]

That poor cops face when he said “yeah, that’s real”. He just stood there while that set in. The things they see. 😢

[@Sharon_L_W]

No matter how many times I hear this story or see the bodycam footage, I get chills thinking about his mum and the first responders. Nothing could prepare you for something like that. Finding out your son was murdered is one thing.. finding his head in a bucket is unimaginable horror. I hope she’s coping okay 😢

[@annap4016]

She most definitely is not!!! Prayers up to Heaven for this poor woman.

[@BlahNish]

Imagine the nightmares 😢

[@TheNewRobotMaster]

She was unreasonably calm. Maybe she thought it wasn't really her son that night.

[@suzannelindsay2247]

Nightmare material for the rest of your life!

[@clastorari]

@@TheNewRobotMasteri think she was just shocked, i mean i don’t know how i would react if i found the severed head of my son, or any severed head at all…

[@screwyou2]

Imagine having a lifelong friend since junior high that you are fully aware is a little wild being capable of doing this to you. The weird guy that testified knows 100% it could've been his head in the bucket.

[@ImJake50]

I couldn’t help but laugh when you put the Skyrim voice “never should have come here!” On the footage of her attacking her own lawyer lol

[@joywagner979]

That lawyer had it handled better than I would have expected. He barely even flinched!

[@Ligeia_Ravin]

I just cannot fathom what an unimaginable and horrific nightmare this would be as a mother to have seen what Shad’s mother was made to see. My God!

[@kathleenchaffin2591]

Surreal

[@primesspct2]

Its so messed up. This is the craziest psycho sexual woman I have yet to see. Aside from women that hurt kids. She is just evil. My heart and prayers go out to her Mom, its so messed up to do that to a Mom.

[@sparkplugpeggy4910]

I think she was so calm in the 911 call & bodycam footage because she was in a disassociated/ shocked state. bless her heart

[@SassyShell13]

​@@TwistedRiffsterdon't victim blame please 🥺❤

[@BikingVikingHH]

My guess is the mom doesn’t give a shit about her son, I mean look at the guy, he looks like a schmuck rest in peace

[@MsRedwiz]

I always find it so weird how the 911 operator cool and calmly asks "where's the rest of the body at?" and the caller calmly answering "don't know".

[@johnzhuma3871]

😂😂crazy right!

[@leonhughes9014]

its none of of yours ha business

[@craigjames8457]

I seriously want to be her next lover. I would do anything

[@SickAndTired422]

@@craigjames8457wtf is wrong with you, get help fr

[@NerdyWyRm]

Truth is truth. And would you buckle under or buckle-up?

[@Mr.J.Rawgers]

Bro that cameraman skit had me in tears 😂😂😂 Funny schabusiness

[@basedmarxist1762]

There’s no business like Schabusiness

[@greatnorthwoodsgirl3274]

The cameraman…😂😂😂 You had me busting out loud there Mike, I laughed so hard my dogs jumped😂😂😂…You have a true story telling talent Bud…👍👍👍👍👍What a horror this story is. OOf… Hope your eyes are healing well! We love you!

[@SassyShell13]

Ikr??!?!😂😂❤❤

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

The one thing from this case that made me laugh, among all of the horror, was her dad sitting in court in his orange prison jumpsuit and referring to another man as an effing loser 😄

[@DemePoole]

Yeah, right? As far as I'm concerned, they're all losers.

[@combatepistemologist8382]

Her father is serving 12 years for sexually abusing a minor under 16. Nice family. /s

[@realeques]

i did not even see that in this video 🤨

[@lindaarrington9397]

I watched the trial. He was talking about himself That HEwas a loser that got her in to drugs

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

@@lindaarrington9397 Nope. You're wrong. Go back and watch it. He refers to him as her "Boyfriend slash husband" and then goes on to call him an effing loser.

[@tammyranchor6482]

I watched Taylor on CourtTV and she was making all these gestures at the Judge. She gave one of her lawyers a beat down and he dropped her as a client.But what I really couldn't get over was her telling the cops keep looking cause there's alot more parts to find. I truly feel sorry for her son I hope he's doing well 💙

[@pureflix8086]

I thought he stuck by her. Thats not the same lawyer? Wow, they look alike if not...

[@fukcyudumcunt3298]

Look so funny how she hit him too. Lol. How she managed to murder a guy i do not know, especially hitting like that. Lol

[@haleyisaphotographer]

Fellow Wisconsinite here and I’m convinced the cold makes people crazy.

[@Oldworldlove]

People say that about the heat here in Texas. I have to say, I think the heat is worse. And I've lived in rural west PA so I know snow lol

[@Fluttershiez]

This case absolutely insane. Saw most of the trial, and it's devastating for everyone involved. Those poor officers who saw what was in that bucket. :(

[@minacerra]

And his mother.

[@shethingsd]

Anyone really. I followed this because it was so disgusting but before I moved from the US, I lived in WI for a few years. It seems first responders, family members, Scene of crime investigators, coroners, etc.

[@laleona776]

I'm sure they'll NEED mental health therapy for the rest of their lives from that head in a bucket seen/scene (both apply)! 😢 Talk about PTSD!!

[@4bibimimi]

It's for the jury found Taylor not laboring under mental defect even though I have to say her actions that night were not those of a Sane person. The interrogation shows just how drugged-up she was and she's laughing in Court at how drugged-up she was😮

[@marsukarhu9477]

@@minacerra I can't even.... that poor mother!

[@l.s1103]

It's funny how the only time in court she wasn't smirking and laughing was when she was found guilty and found to be sane, just shows it was all an act

[@TheModernRiot]

I lived in Green Bay for the past 8 years and this was a HUGE deal for the entire time the trial was going on. If I remember; a few cops on the case retired after this.

[@GeekExtremist]

"I could fix her..." Not sure if this is a joke or if Mike has been doing too many true crime stories and starting to fall for one.... 😂

[@ds2k15]

"You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself to become the villain."

[@paxsmile]

I’m amazed at how composed the mother was when talking about Her son’s head in a bucket…

[@mini_skinny0296]

Someone who went through a traumatic event was commenting she was calm because of the shock.

[@kennyhouser3467]

That was a trauma response to being in shock and questioning her own reality in her mind. Completely involuntary response.

[@bryanelam6128]

definitely in shock, you could see it in her eyes.. the brain does some amazing things to protect itself

[@jaex9617]

It's Wisconsin. Things happen.

[@bari2883]

I think she thought maybe it wasn’t as they both weren’t there. Horrific.

[@teresac3964]

Ending this horrific story with..."it's none of our shabusiness" ..pure gold.

[@amberg4131]

I love mikes comment 11:10 “I can fix her!”😂😂😂😂❤

[@charlescordell6337]

Necrophilia, choke-n-stroke, a little head…in a bucket…what she does, in the bedroom is her Schabusiness!

[@DrWhom]

all up shabusiness

[@robertcuratolo5339]

It's corny but to the point.

[@isabellopez6166]

Chef’s Kiss! 💋💋💋

[@RichSmithson]

She just got sentenced to life and cheered as it happened in court. Yikes. Feel sorry for US tax payers having to fund her prison stay to be honest. She's too evil to exist.

[@doclewis8927]

The poor mom. I can only imagine the nightmares that plague her since that discovery. She's so in shock that she seems calm but I'd imagine that when it truly hit her about what's going on and that her son is gone at the hands of his gf or friend with benefits that she totally lost it. Sometimes, it takes hours, days, weeks or even months and sometimes even years for someone to realize the depths of what has happened. One of my close family members lost their husband/father and one of the kids didn't comprehend until 4 years AFTER the death.

[@Stefanie2530]

Absolutely heartbreaking to think of Shad's poor mother finding his head in a bucket in her home. Bless her poor heart. Kudos to the jury for getting it right. The world is truly a bit safer with psycho Taylor Schabusiness off the streets. Rest peacefully, Shad.

[@lynnlynn9124]

The mother seemed so calm when she called 911 and when telling the police where the bucket was, I'm guessing that she had to be in shock. Idk how a parent can go on after something like this.

[@Sippincoffe]

​@@lynnlynn9124I thought the same thing. She was way to chill. I wondered if maybe she wasn't sure it was real.

[@sega62s]

@@lynnlynn9124I think people in USA are so used to see violence , war, agression everyday on TV, that it as become kinda normal, someone in shock would be like that, but it’s also she is asking for help and keeps her demeanor straight ….I would tell the cops to get the hell over my house rapidly and would be screaming for sure

[@alexascartier617]

​@lynnlynn9124 I thought was so strange too to not be absolutely hysterical during the call and pointing down stairs.

[@lynnlynn9124]

@@sega62s I would've been screaming after I had regained consciousness. I work in healthcare and I know my limits. If it is one of my weak spots, I pretend like I'm looking, but then ask someone for a second opinion so I will be prepared for what I'm about to see. I saw something in nursing school that almost made me quit, but TBH it was probably one of the worst things I've seen. Seeing something horribly wrong with a loved one is on another level and I don't think most people could keep their composure.

[@casey7187]

Despite how horrific this case is, if I ever need a good laugh I'll come back to this video to watch Mike act as the camera man.

[@HangzhouWT]

'MIKE NOTICE ME' 😂😂

[@runlarryrun77]

@@HangzhouWT MIKEEEEEEEEEE I WANT YOU TO HAVE MY BABIEEEEEEES!!!!!1!

[@majorccunliffe4662]

that had me too...good job he didnt get a date with her

[@alexgregg1058]

"I can fix her" -😂. I love how you find the best ways to bring a bit of levity. In my opinion it's always done really respectfully (a lot of the time being the target of your own joke) and the times it's not it's so beyond warranted.

[@sillybilly8028]

I hope she learns her lesson. I am sure she can still be a productive member of society.😂

[@MaybeMockingbird]

Literally everyone - the parents, the cops, the monster who did this - all look SO confused. The utter bewilderment on everyone’s faces just shows how insane this whole thing was.

[@cme7527]

I just love how Mike always refers to marijuana as "devil's lettuce" 😂

[@tonimcguigan2016]

He cracks me uo when he says that also

[@muddeeewenched854]

But its not is it. It is a healing plant when not overbred for 'strength'. When used as a medicinal herb it heals and the oils made from it HAVE been proved to cure and control epilepsy in children and adults as well as shrinking cancerous tumors to name but two. Do not believe those who know nothing about the cannabis plants healing qualities _/!\_

[@thecloneguyz]

Yeah repeating that age-old stereotype in perpetuating the b*******

[@cosmoplakat9549]

The way all emotion and "color" immediately erased from her face during the reading of the second verdict is even further proof of her psychopathy. All her little smirks, etc. were for show. I'd bet her public defender is (quietly) relieved she will likely never be released.

[@honigdachs.]

18:38 "Never should've come here!", omg 🤣

[@Frightknighty]

I watched the trial and her stupid little smile and laugh through out the whole thing made me so angry. I loved watching that smile get wiped off her face when they found her Guilty and not insane. I’ll be watching the sentencing in September to see how funny she finds that too. This was so awful. I feel so bad for his family and the officers that had to deal with this.

[@janesaysfjb2246]

😂😂😂❤ 0:04:31 ..."for a different kind of carving" 😳 that's pretty dark humor Mike

[@jakelong6860]

Just think there are millions more like her out there.

[@kass_G59]

This case is absolutely insane.

[@musicallyfedmonkey]

He wanted head. So too did she. Women never lose an argument so this happens. Let this be a lesson to all gentlemen. Women are either warriors or psychos n u won't win against either 😆😆

[@carebecousin]

This woman is absolutely insane!

[@ContactsNfilters]

​@@carebecousinjust not legally. 😆

[@cjvaye99]

I mean based on the other sh*t we seen from the state of Wisconsin the past few years it really isn't. Wisconsin is the Florida of the rust belt now I guess?

[@marshallharper3005]

She is absolutely insane.

[@wendybutler1681]

Saw the trial. Shad seemed like such a gentle soul. He LOOKED like an artistic soul. Rest in peace, Shad. I sure wish his mama hadn't seen what she saw. I hope she can find some peace someday.

[@johnmike121]

how did he trust her like that initially? you'd think he'd have seen enough to know he should never give her any control whatsoever

[@Redwhiteandtired]

Seriously? Find peace? She was already at peace after she found his head.. Nobody that actually loves you would react the way she did.

[@ashleymactaggart772]

This is one of your best videos yet. I died at Taylor “flirting” w the camera man 😂

[@sarac7808]

Mike you had me in stitches. She is the scariest killer out there.

[@user-tk5nx7up1h]

This woman is absolute evil. Her demeanor during her trial made me so angry and I was completely disgusted with her. No remorse, no shame, no empathy..nothing. May you rot in prison! My condolences to Shads family. He wasn't perfect but he certainly didn't deserve what she did to him. RIP Shad...

[@corrineagnello4584]

How did she function in society and no one noticed she was THAT crazy. It’s sad she had to take a life to get her off the streets. It go to show you sometimes things aren’t as they seem. Thank god she’s locked up.

[@Blackatchaproduction]

Because she's a midly attractive female

[@louniece1650]

​@@BlackatchaproductionYes.

[@jessed6151]

Bro she's a walking red flag, I guarantee she only hung around other dirt bags who tattoo their spouses name on their necks. Unfortunately other people in society don't have a code to remove trashy useless people from society so until they break the law, we are stuck around them.

[@jeanjennings5712]

I think there are places where "society" isn't shocked by anything. No one could notice she was a sicko, cause everyone is. We're all totally desensitized.

[@JacobWaller]

She has gotten life without parole

[@mentalhealthcheckin]

Mike! The cameraman! Beautiful piece of art. I couldn't stop laughing! You're a talented man. I love ya, buddy. You made my day. 😂

[@Geronimo2Fly]

It's astonishing how calm Shad's mother was. I know there's nothing wrong with that, as shock can affect people in different ways and there's no question the shock she experienced must have been unimaginable. In the same situation, I can picture myself screaming, shaking, on the floor in a fetal position, completely hysterical and inconsolable. But I guess you really just never know how horrific experiences are going to affect you.

[@louiselangley9773]

I thought that too I would be screaming they would have too hold me back

[@caitlinthompson7540]

I think she was in acute shock. It's your mind's way of protecting itself.

[@michaelPh8]

absolutely horrible. i cry when i listen to her and the beau in the initial 911 call.

[@grammyrosethompson650]

Yeah, and I dont think they were entirely sure it wad real. I know my brain wouldn't want to accept it as real. Even the cops had to take more looks at it to be sure.

[@danbev4738]

Absolutely me too.

[@abigailkinney3631]

This case is just bonkers. What a horrible situation for the families involved. Though, I admit, the corner of my brain that appreciates pitch-black humor piqued at the cops poking the head in the bucket to see if it was real. And then "Yeahhhh if we could get some backup here sooner rather than later, that'd be good." That's you classic Midwestern stoicism for you. Like a scene from a Cohen brothers film.

[@neuralmute]

Funny how I was just thinking of "Fargo" for some strange reason...

[@Janellabelle]

It's their Scandinavian ancestors for you.

[@abigailkinney3631]

@@Janellabelle Yyyep.

[@pissass.8675]

The only thing they forgot to do was say "ope" when they saw the bucket

[@emilyflavell1658]

This is awful, that poor man. I hope his family are able to get the help and therapy they need to cope with what they saw and leaned during the trial

[@SK-rs1hu]

Real question though why do people on the Internet always think therapy is a cure? Like therapists aren't batshit crazy? Like a good 50% of them don't go out of their way to make you worse?

[@timberlunadeazul]

This happened just a few miles from me. So crazy to think of something like this going on around us while we're just having a regular 'ol day completely unaware.

[@tanjameijer589]

You can see the cop is physically shaking when he is going around in the room. This case is nuts.

[@RChanelleDavis]

“Tay-Tay was ruled competent and mentally responsible for her actions.” Tay-Tay 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Love your storytelling, Mike!

[@youeatshowieategg]

That "I could fix her" thing was solid gold!

[@kiki_yagelovskaya]

I heard her sister in law, Mindy Schabusiness, was shocked.

[@megasus140]

This is the most disturbing case I've ever followed. It is the first time I've felt actual fear of the perpetrator. Thank you for covering it, Camera Man Mike. We love you, too ❤❤❤

[@alotafhindi7485]

The body cam of her sitting on the stairs with a baseball cap is disturbing. She looks like a straight up demon.

[@tjtruth4793]

What’s crazy is we look at one person who kills another as evil, abhorrent, inhumane. Yet the same people will thrust to the point of national hero men who slaughter millions. One does it with a pen, one does it with their hands. One gets prison, another gets Nobel peace prizes. If you think this is bad, try having your entire family blown up at a wedding celebration by a US drone. Then watching the commander of that drone get a peace prize. This case is nothing compared to the actual evil in this world.

[@Bunny11344]

Junko is still the most disturbing case for me

[@jurassicpeter]

Yeah she scares me as much if not more than Joel Guy Jr or Jodi Arias. Like she's on the same level of depravity as those two, I'd wager even more depraved than them and I believe she may actually be insane. Not criminally insane, because she probably still knew killing is bad, but more insane than a shit ton of other high profile murderers and serial killers.

[@notthesame8991]

Yep she scares me even more than that freak Joel

[@kittynamedbunny3936]

Mike, you missed the best clip, her expert yelling “I don’t need to do any fancy tests!!!” when the prosecutor asked if she had perform any of the standard tests to verify if Taylor was faking or not. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Sindri27]

I saw that when I was watching the trial. 😆

[@lindaarrington9397]

I know That old lady is the one that needs be in the nut house

[@ShipFantastic]

Her saying when she's making a certain face that she can easily mimic and catches herself and backtracks 😆

[@saelerie]

Yup...that was awesome!!

[@beep216]

The parents must have been in total shock when they found him.omg I can’t even imagine!❤

[@beep216]

It looked like they were.Poor things!

[@shaquille_0atmeal69_]

13:34 Did this dude really just say, *They Shot Up Anti-Depressants..?* 💀😂😂 I’m an Ex heroine addict and I’ve never heard of someone shooting antidepressants lmaoo

[@loretta_3843]

Love the testimony of the lady "that there is a psychopath" The "reconstruction" of her and the cameraman deserves applause 👏👏👏

[@jimmyzhao2673]

ikr. I found the testimony of the expert witness to be so funny. Her grimaces when trying to mimic the defendant's behavior was over the top.

[@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724]

“A psychotic person”-

[@vq2vx]

actually that psychologist was a defense expert, & said 'thats a psychotic person right there' ie, claiming illness. The prosecution pointed to psychopathy, & the jury agreed.

[@lukapopovic6668]

Psychotic person she said, mentally ill

[@angelathornton9230]

I couldn’t believe this person was a professional lol…I mean, I thought she might have had a better descriptive vocabulary lol.

[@tessrids5977]

This case is a whole new level of crazy. So horrificly tragic. Thanks for covering it Mike. Also loved your cameraman part.

[@August_Underground_6669]

He looked soooo hot

[@sarahhulsey8834]

It's called POSSESSION. I mean, she said she was performing oral sex on him while decapitating him....beyond sick shit.

[@serenamarie73083]

I love how you present these cases. I'll watch yours even if I already know the story because of how you tell it.

[@robyn9513]

Man, I’d lose my shit if I were the mother, but everyone’s experience is different so they say. My heart goes out to her.😢

[@artphotognh]

"I could fix her" - absolutely cracked me up! Even cases I'm familiar with are always worth watching!

[@lindab424]

What an evil excuse for a human being. I got the sense that she was just pretending to be mentally disturbed while in court in an effort to convince the jury she shouldn't be found guilty. I was pleased to see the smile disappear from her face when the verdict came. I can't imagine how Shad's mother is going to be able to ever overcome the horror of finding her sons head in a bucket.

[@MrJuvefrank]

That's a tragedy which can never be overcome.

[@JC-zv3cv]

" I got the sense that she was just pretending to be mentally disturbed while in court in an effort to convince the jury she shouldn't be found guilty." Yeah..she obviously planned it from when she was 7 years old and first diagnosed with mental health issues compounded when she was 12 years old and her mother died - thats how these people are, the plan these tings and start pretending to have mental health issues when they are children in order to kill 20 years later.. Regardless of the many psychiatrist's and psychologist's she had seen over the many years i think your sense that she was just pretending has way more baring than any of those people with experience and training..

[@brunol-p_g8800]

That woman is sick, and what makes it even sicker is that she looks like one my ex girlfriend I had when I was 17 years old, who turned out to be a real psychopath and interned in an institution years later after she stabbed her boyfriend as he was asleep because « it turned her on so she did so for her own pleasure ». Luckily, he woke up and managed to run out of the room, lock it and call the cops.

[@TheJthom9]

Caught literally red-handed

[@RicoSoprano_]

I watched this case unfold in real time. The court case was so wild and crazy. I’ve never watched a court trial end so fast but it was honestly a open and close case. It was so spooky watching her laugh in court the days I watched. PSA Mike that camera man bit you did OMG too funny I felt the same way watching the trial LOL I’m like is she looking at me through the tv 😭

[@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724]

The “Taylor & CameraMan Interaction” with you Mike, was PURE Comedy Gold! 😂

[@Brand-ju4jm]

that was an awesome add in

[@rnb4315]

I choked on my drink at "I can fix her"

[@PeterErwin-pf8jf]

“Keep an open mind.” 🤣 what a defense lmao

[@cbynk]

One of the most gruesome cases... The poor mom... Just awful. Great telling as usual, Mike!

[@dixierae6063]

Something that really stood out for me was her reaction. I think this is a perfect example how everybody responds in a different way to such a horrible nightmare. I imagine myself literally chewing on the carpet and pulling my hair out by the roots if I found my boys head in a bucket and realized I had Been just upstairs the whole time this was happening. No Doubt this poor woman was feeling as much pain as I would but she probably had to shut off in order not to lose her mind. I think this is an important point because so often family members immediately are Under Suspicion when they don't react in a way that is considered normal. And yes this was definitely one of the most gruesome that we have heard. I've only been subscribing for about a month and I've watched every video including the podcasts and if it wasn't for Mike's amazing storytelling ability I wouldn't have been able to listen just to so much horror. He has an amazing way of bringing closure at the end of the story so we don't have to carry the trauma with us afterwards.

[@casssmith2610]

I think her reaction was pathetic. She’s missing a few knives out of a set and the elevator is definitely stuck. For those who can’t understand that… she’s not a sharp one.

[@HalfdeadRider]

@@casssmith2610 You're pretty blunt!

[@therealdachshunddjangosmom]

@@dixierae6063yes! Couldn’t agree more! Shocking, right? 😮

[@catscanhavelittleasalami]

@@dixierae6063 yea she was in total shock. Probably didn't even fully register what happened yet.

[@GothicUndone]

The fact that she chose the name Schabusiness should’ve told ppl all they needed to know! Her laughing in court at her own interrogation was also cringe AF

[@paxsmile]

More than cringe.. horrifying!

[@Pixeleyes]

@@paxsmile She had a real "witch about to stuff kids into an oven" vibe going on

[@serenity8839]

I thought "she must have had horrible parents" But jesus to do that to yourself if a crime in itself xD

[@wishgodgirl1903]

Yes she was truly creepy to look at in court with that smile the whole time even during horrible subjects !!!

[@tashahughes3541]

Wait , WHAT?? She chose the name “Schabusiness”?!! Okie, that explains A lot 😵‍💫

[@javadgholami6687]

laughing is simply understatement. - beating up her lawyer in the court - grinnnig - eyebrow wiggling - interaction with the cameraman you are a jenius presenting something so dark in such a funny way . keep up the good work and THANX.

[@parading_panda1210]

Ok, the "Never should have come here!" Skyrim bit, was everything. 😂

[@gingersnaps007]

Even assuming the mother is in shock, it’s unbelievable how composed she is. I mean, I’ve never seen a severed head, much less my own son’s, but I can’t imagine holding it together and appearing calm at any level.

[@sjjoker4724]

I don’t think she felt like it was real, like how can that be real? And sadly maybe there was aspects of her sons life style that left her feeling a lack of shock? Nah… even if he was doing drugs and engaging in dangerous actitives, you don’t expect THAT. I don’t judge her, I am weirdly calm in tragic situations bc I like to process my feelings alone personally.

[@gingersnaps007]

@@sjjoker4724 yeah, no judgement. Just an observation of how calm she appeared to be, but shock is a hell of a thing. There’s a 911 call I heard of a young guy, like maybe 14 or 15 years old, who was somehow run over by a train and it severed both legs. He sounds like he’s ordering a pizza on the call. He just tells the operator he was run over and both of his legs are gone.

[@mayberelevant3237]

It was total shock for sure !

[@aliasteward9366]

That's what I said, crazy 😳

[@Unibot47]

The part with her smiling at the camera and Mike as the camera man that shit had me in tears! And how it ended with her raising her eyebrows at the camera lmfao I literally Sha-died.

[@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724]

“Sha”GetOuttaHere!

[@vsbaretummysugastonguetech1540]

When I first heard that name, I was thinking, no way in heII would I keep that name. Now I find out she gave herself that name?!

[@tmalecki1521]

Wow, I live in Wisconsin and I never heard of this case. Thanks for making a video about this.

[@crinklescat1871]

I feel so horrible for the victims in this case and the police as well. The mom is so calm because she’s in deep shock and most likely dissociating. The brain will do that in order to survive. I had a horrific event happen to me and I was able to essentially stay calm afterwords even when I was talking to the cops at the hospital, I was told o sounded robotic almost but they knew it was a trauma response and nothing felt real at that time anyways . The typical response that everyone expects comes later on and it’s horrific to go through because it hits at once, it did for me at least . I wish nothing but the best for this young man’s mother.

[@ryanmcgregor2409]

What about the cops Jesus Christ

[@crinklescat1871]

@@ryanmcgregor2409 the cops who saw the head and had to do that sick scavenger like Hunt she made finding the rest of his body. She like hid it throughout the room and had a leg in her car.

[@lindaarrington9397]

Agree

[@korypostma]

Same with me when my sister was murdered in front of me, I was calm for a day but it hit me hard that next night.

[@erickiyoshiphillips2323]

Yes I don't know man I know when my parents die I'm gonna be broken. I enjoy everyday I have them in my life. I tell them I love them everyday. Because I spent all my 20s a spoiled brat an addict who was so selfish and I turned my life around and I couldn't imagine losing a close one like this nevertheless seeing their head

[@MTCason]

The 'chopping it up' comment by the former friend of Taylor while testifying was a horrible choice of words but her laughter at that was probably the most despicable behavior I've ever seen. I cannot grasp how any human being, no matter how psychopathic, can possibly have that little remorse.

[@rhondasisco-cleveland2665]

Not just psychopath, sadistic. That’s it. She ENJOYED the trial.

[@Michelle-uh7zy]

That PROVES SHE KNEW EXACTLY WHAT SHE DID!!!😢

[@runlarryrun77]

I'm probably a sociopath & under the right circumstances I would not hesitate to end a life. What she did, for the lols though, that's beyond even the understanding of someone with my psychological profile.

[@susiekim5728]

The friend wasn’t talking about cutting the dude up. He was referring to chatting it up.

[@runlarryrun77]

@@Michelle-uh7zy For sure, she knew. She was culpable in my opinion.

[@Courtwords]

This is so sad…Shad lost his life for absolutely no reason. And to be defiled like that afterwards…in your own home…just horrible. It’s a scary world 😔

[@pissass.8675]

I'm from Wisconsin and seeing her name everywhere has caused her to live rent free in my head. Imagine if she went to college instead of doing meth and made a literal name of herself. We could have gotten some funny "it's either schabusiness or no business" company slogan but no. we get head in a bucket

[@cherylcampbell9369]

Good way to put that!. This is the first time i heard about this, but will try to make it the last.

[@bartmanxoxo]

The camerman cracked me up ! Mike youre the best ! 😅

[@wickedsprite100]

OMG, the camera guy bit. I laughed so loud my husband called out asking what it was from the other room of the house. I yell back, "That Chapter!" and he responds "Someone got life insurance?" Too much.

[@MonaLyssa33]

I have no words for how freaking insane this story is.

[@syberphish]

When I heard about this story I purposely didn't look up the details on it because it was all coming out at the time. I knew this video was going to be out soon, so I waited for it. And here it is! Thanks Mike! Now I get to hear it from start to finish for the first time. Joy. Edit: holy f**k... what did I just watch

[@AlteredAlice]

I lost it at "I could fix her" 😂

[@JP_IN_TX]

Mike flirting as the cameraman is insanely hilarious 😂

[@nadinewiseman4995]

Having worked in a secure forensic psychiatric unit in the UK it is my opinion that she is certifiably insane. Her whole affect and demeanour is exactly like our “service users” as they were referred to. The casual description of the murder (“I was sucking and cutting”), her open explanation of the whole thing. Her bizarre affect and facial expressions in court, However, it is still clearly the case that she should be incarcerated for the rest of her life. An extremely dangerous individual.

[@karenamyx2205]

Maybe she is, maybe not. But unless they can demonstrate that her insanity specifically prevented her from comprehending the morality of her actions, and the gravity of the consequences, than it would irrelevant. Which does happen, you see a "not guilty by reasons of insanity" on rare occasion. But not usually. Because as im sure you know, millions of people suffer with mental illness and DONT cut people's heads off. And also because, just like any other person, theyre capable of fully understanding that something is wrong and deciding to do it anyways. Unless her insanity means she didnt know that she was cutting off a head, or that it was wrong to cut off a head, or that he would die once she cut off his head... Then shes still responsible for the actions. And shes still a murderer.

[@josief5963]

​@karenamyx2205 I think the original commenter was referencing the legal definition of insanity, where one is incapable of understanding their actions are wrong, not using insanity to mean mental illness.

[@mas5867]

​ @karenamyx2205 If a chain's strength is measured by its weakest link, how come we measure human sanity differently? That is, how do we know that people are at all times comprehending the morality of their actions, and the gravity of the consequences of those actions. Why isn't it possible to believe that with the drugs that she checked out momentarily regardless of her later testimony. Gray as hell to me.

[@oren1305]

​@@Adog5454What does tits have to do with any of this? Poor men indeed, and considering the stats around murder and domestic victims, poor women too. Be careful who you let get close to you.

[@karenjelleberg5291]

I absolutely agree with you! I'm pretty sure she was aroused while telling the detective what and how she did those things.

[@Idolikethis]

Bro!! I am curently wearing that shirt but as shorts!! Wtf!! Never seen anybody w that before

[@briellescott9656]

I imagine, being her lawyer in court, turning to the Jury and saying, "it's not Schabusiness." I would've been kicked out of the court room for laughing so damn hard.