When You Finally Get Caught 22 Years Later For Your Husband's Murder
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She was only married to him for two months!! She must've been thinking about how to get rid of him long before she started getting it on with the man who actually carried out the murder. She didn't ask what the warrant was for, and remained calm as if the rest of her life wasn't over. She seems remarkably calm. True psychopathic behavior in a 'nice granny' package.
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Noone ask a single question before a cop start asking questions, first ask them to give you the complete investigation forder you are accused of, do not trust 100% a lawyer, you need to see if what they have on you, that is your right.
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How was David 50 in 2003 when he was born in 1956?
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These cops just trample the law.. I'm yiur buddy
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Jesus, 22 years should be waived. Isn't there some kind of goal line
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The police detective said too much. Very unprofessional
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This woman reminds me of my grandmother.
They owned a bakery. One day, she shot a burglar. My grandfather told the police he shot him so she could take care of the children. He went to prison for six months. In the meantime, she sold everything from the bakery, and as soon as he was released, she left him alone with the children and moved in with her new boyfriend. He was in debt his whole life, but he was still the nicest person you could imagine. That's why I'll never completely trust anyone again. It would just be foolish.
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Evil,she knew what the warrant was about,still seemed quite composed and even giggled a couple of times.
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Terrible detective. And she said she wanted a lawyer like 5 times. That's when you're supposed to stop sir.
@jenniferrbskeie4562That detective was actually pissing me off, heâs enough to make you confess to shut his ass up.
@1.1_MillionShe knew when them cuffs were going on what it was for
@1.1_MillionHow could that be she has driver license how come the police didnât follow on dmv to look for her I believe is fake report
@TonyAghajaniMy ex-wife and boyfriend tried to murder me. If I died, everything would have been hers. They failed because I caught on to what they were attempting to do. I devorced her, and we split things. She wasn't happy with half and wanted it all.
@hkk3656I understand the cops have a job to do and i dont know if shes innocent or not butthe moment she said i wanna talk to my lawyer, all talking from the cops should have ceased. She said it about 5 or 5 times and he kept going. Kinda pissed me off from a judicial point of view.
@keithjamelson6922Everyone in that room is untrustworthy.
@micklee721Makes you wonder how many murderers don't use their signals.
@jeff-wShe's been living as a free woman when she's a murderer
@Daqueenb87220She aged like butter.
@KestrelWindhoverHonestly some of the most respectful law enforcement officers out there.
@MrAussiefisherPut them both in front of the firing squad, end of story!
@DavidNichols-e9f5fAll for what?
@kelamramShe asked for her lawyer twice -
@JosefwitdaCoatOnThe detective could sell extended warranty and wheel protection on the side
@jgeph2.4Man..
Yall get sooo much dignity!
Privilege
So, she didn't have 75K for bond but 500K wasn't a problem? Some family member must have sprung her.
@KSMO1031That detective in the interrogation room could barely put a sentence together to convey his thoughts. I would have asked for my lawyer right away just based on that.
@jerrolynmcraven2646Leave her alone! For God's sake, 20 years have passed. Let the woman live in peace. He probably used to beat her, and got what he deserved
@Pedro-cv9rkdont waste 21 minutes of your life ... its just the same talking over and over with really no new info since 2003 ... cops keep trying to get them to confess , they respond "i want my lawyer" , and it goes nowhere ... her and her 2003 boyfriend get arrested in 2025 and charged ... still have not been convicted
@70qq13:12 says he was 50 years old ... a few seconds later shows his tombstone , showing he was clearly only 47 đ¤
@70qqDr Erika Krk, in a few years
@DrkEstebanGlad she will pay in this life and the next!
@bigpapykaneNever talk to cops. Never take a polygraph.
@FPChrisNo turn signal people. Just use your frigginâ signal. Itâs really not a big deal.
@FPChrisShe didnât think she got away with murder for 22 yrs. She did. More poor police work. The Karen Carpenter cop in the background when she gets arrested scares the shit out of me.
@billstone1732That cop hopes shell confess after asking for an attorney. Etc. He doesn't want attorney nearby. Hes good lol.
@travelteam89This dude just keeps repeating himself trying to make them talk. Regardless if they are guilty they have the right to remain silent and have a lawyer present before any questions. Most criminals that donât answer any questions get much less time than those who speak.
@MI-me3ptIn this video, there are no questions asked or answered about the murder by the suspects. There is no interrogation. Not much here.
@dspears666What evil disgusting people. Why did she just not divorce him? Iâm sure he would have been happy to end that relationship.
@mikemay8334They were wondering who was his wife for 22 years?
@Achtland44The murdered Sailor had the las laugh. Loose Lips sink Ships!
@hosiahmarczuk4174Yo this is awesome I hope my ex gets what she deserves after 22 yrs
@shamantank@ 4:23 Great close up of the officer. Way to miss her reaction. Sooo stupid
@whatsup6969That detective was incompetent.
@Samson6.010:40 here comes the privilege wrestling we hear about....
@TruckDonFumpwhat a narcissist
@beaulieuc8910Not trying to negate the seriousness of the crime or probabilities of outcome, but how can it be right to release these kind of videos in advance of the court case? This would be highly irregular in most countries and be considered prejudicial to a fair trial!
@ouiouipiggy4390Not really fair. Let them be, it can't have been easy keeping such a big secret, and they are old and living crime-free lives. Taxpayers' money should not be wasted on cases like this. There should be a 1-year statute of limitations on all crimes so that the people can live in peace - it's really mentally draining having to constantly look over your shoulder.
@accomifyAny way you can clean up that crappy audio quality?
@mrsmith4100His fishing for a confession is relentless
@TLC21a little audio cleanup goes a long way. that guy's miic pops drove me crazy!
@nonameno8065