The murder of Andreen McDonald [True Crime Documentary]

From the moment that 29 year-old Andreen McDonald went missing, there was little doubt as to who was responsible. In the immediate aftermath of her disappearance, her husband, Andre, lies to law enforcement and claims ignorance as to her whereabouts. After that, he stops talking entirely.

All the while, even as the investigation and search for his wife is underway, Andre is actively taking steps to cover his tracks...
Years down the line, when he finally begins to tell his truth, Andre provides a story that no one was expecting.

Theme music by Audio Hertz, Luck Witch via YouTube music

[jenniferfoote]

If you ever have to tell someone 'if i ever go missing, so and so killed me' you should probably not be in a relationship with that person 😕

[sackettfamily]

Wives or husbands, if your partner is volatile and unpredictable in anger, this is your wake up call! Get out and lay boundaries before they get to this point.

[cerissa]

The fact that his daddy did the same to his two wives is sick af!! Whole bloodline tainted

[olajumokeoladibu]

The fact that his father was/will face murder charges spoke a lot about McDonald's family!
They not only have anger issues, they're a bunch of pretenders and evil men!

[Nonab]

The way he spoke, let’s me know he really hated her. Totally no emotion or remorse for what he did. And i can’t believe he didn’t get first degree.

[IndigobluBeauty]

If you don’t immediately contact the police after you supposedly “accidentally” murder someone then you should be eligible for first degree chargers (i.e. they need to redefine 1st degree charges)

[eugenewilliams]

I was married for 14yrs. Been divorced for 4 yrs. When it's time to depart. Stand on it. And NEVER look back. Crazy society we live in today. TRUST! 🙏🏾 💯

[Mrs.Fluellen]

This entire situation is horrible. I been Married for 24 years. People never knows exactly what goes on in a marriage. You will only know what they tell you. It sounds like their marriage was toxic. No one deserves to be murdered no matter what they are accussed of doing. Condolences & Prayers to her daughter & family. 😪🙏

[Sisflowflow]

I believe he actually used a hammer to beat her to death and told a lie when he said that he beat the corpse with a hammer. Because the medical examiner had discovered blunt force injuries when examining the remaining bones, the killer had to come up with a story to explain such injuries; he didn’t want it known how he actually killed her.

[Lisnist]

So grateful that I found your channel a month ago. I’ve been catching up on past cases and I love that your cover a diverse array of stories. Many of these cases I have never heard about. Thank you for respecting the victims, their families, and bringing awareness to them.

[bernadettebailey]

I love seeing the narrator’s face when he speaks and the sound and visuals of the fireplace and Sherman’s smoking pipe! Feels like I’m cozied up by my fireplace and reading a good book!

[jayec]

People really think the police won't look at their Google search history or what? I also really really hope their daughter didn't know what was happening, poor girl. Thanks for sharing this case, Kevin. I have never heard of it before.

[aprilj]

This was hands down the most informative commentary done on Andreen. I never knew they had found her remains. Wow, Andre' is a real piece of 💩. I hope Andreen's baby girl is thriving and always know how much Andreen loves her. This was truly sad. And for Andre's dad to be responsible for an similar act speak volumes about the kind of "men" they are. He would have never let her go live life without him.

[KiloCares]

The fact that he googled all of this and they only gave him manslaughter is

[ea]

How could a human being do all these grusome things. Only a monster could commit such a crime.

[QueenPea]

Thanks for doing such a great job in presenting this case!

[amandalewis]

I’m shook that the jury could not find him guilty. He was so violent and was very nonchalant about it. I hope they can’t sleep at night. Her poor daughter and family.

[bubbagames]

Andre's actions were of malice and hatred of his wife. He was clearly angry and besides himself. What's interesting is there seemed to be no good character witness on behalf of his wife. The jury probably felt like her affair caused him to lose his mind. And considering his own father has done the same thing to the women in his life, this entire family is a hot mess. This is so sad. May she rest in peace.

[janececelia]

What an utter psychopath; he thought that his wife wanting her share of the business and having an alleged affair was justification for killing her. Such arrogance and lack of remorse is chilling. Then he kept on playing the victim. Truly an evil individual who should be locked up for good. Even his child hates them.
Father and son cut from the same cloth it seems.

[gummybear-wxvr]

We need to be WISER about the decisions we make. This is a true tragedy. Thank you for your channel and the stories covered.