A Killer Realizes Their Victim Is Still Alive

A Killer Realizes His Victim Is Still Alive

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[bpmgaming]

Excuse me but how did the last guy not get life? Just because she didn't die didn't mean that the intent wasn't very clearly there. As far as I'm concerned, attempted murder should result in the same charges if they had succeeded.

[kowalskivideos]

The second detective was extremely efficient. His calm voice and guilt tripping him with his deceased family were great examples of what good detectives should do

[morganelzey]

OMG! She *CRAWLED* with *BURNS* ?? omg that is terrifying and horrific. OMG I cant imagine...

[PatriciaBruli]

What makes me soooo so sad is how much Jeremy truly loves and knows Ashley. She really made a huge mistake cheating on him. One, because he seems like a genuinely sweet young man who values her more than anyone, and two, because the guy she cheated with turned out to be a homicidal monster.

[randomanton]

Testified against the guy who strangled her and left her for dead/ put her in a coma. .. sees him only get 20 years in jail 🤦‍♂️

[pizzaman]

Bro what "we never kissed. We just had sex in the back" like bro how is that better at all what the fuck.

[cubancavalier]

So let me get this straight. A guy chokes a girl and snaps her neck. Thinks she’s dead. Then he decides I’m going to pretend I killed her a different way so he chokes her again and ditches “the body” and then only gets 20 He literally tried to kill her twice!

[meta]

"Its weird how you're so relaxed when you're being accused for attempted murder"

*Turns on the waterworks suddenly*

[Guilty_Crown]

That’s one hell of a mugshot Tina has 😂😂😂

[davidtrottier]

To let someone out after 20 year that purposely tried killing someone but failed is beyond my comprehension. So the judge wants to give him more chances at killing other people? The justice system is totally broken.

[deviousredneck]

That crowbar looks oddly like a hammer 🤔 a broken hammer which shows how brutal the attack actually was.

[lisapop]

4:20 bro, that's a hammer! Looking at it, idk how she survived. The same for Ashley's survival

[muzien]

watch the testimony of the first responder who got there first this poor young man is clearly haunted by what he saw that day, he displayed a huge amount of compassion knowing he would probably be the last one she talked to while she was still alive.

[kilcitykitty]

the detective tells her that the victim survived and name dropped her as the offender
yet her reaction instead of freaking out and being horrified/mortified
she responds with oh she talks shit all the time
smh

[Maxiter]

I swear whenever I hear about "avoiding eyecontact" I worry that nobody would believe me as I always avoid eyecontact. I hate it and can't stand it even when having a relaxed convo with a friend, lmao

[jameslegault]

First victim is a survivor, good on her for having the determination to drag herself to find help.

[lilyboyce]

That is so heartbreaking how confident he was with his answers not even knowing I can’t even imagine

[Gwentheferret]

Your body language analysis is questionable. It's not "often a sign of lying". It's a sign of stress which may or may not be from lying.

[jigglypuffthejigg]

I feel so sorry that his girlfriend was cheating on him and he only got to find out after she got hurt while cheating on him

[michelleblacklock]

The guy that said " We never kissed ... We never kissed ... We never kissed " .... We had sex in the back of the truck ... What in the hell dude ??? ... I am amazed how some people are so strong they defy the odds .... I am so happy Ashley was able to recover and testify against him ...