An Unexpected Killer 2022 | Blood Runs Thick | An Unexpected Killer S03E17

An Unexpected Killer 2022 | Blood Runs Thick | An Unexpected Killer S03E17

[hassanflying]

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[johnmarshe]

Thanks for sharing. I played the part of Nick Harring in this episode. As actors we had to study the entire case. Very unfortunate story.

[debra]

0:38 After thinking about this for a little while I thought that as Dennis had played a very big part in the dependency of his children (& he certainly had the right to do just as he did) but praps if he'd given them say $5K each & told them that was it! At least the proverbial "ground would've had the chance to settle" - it mayve helped ?! am interested as to why the killer had dealt with it as he did tho, ??? lots of questions to answer

[susiepoo]

Ok, so ignorant to think he killed them for the money. He was a killer with all the psychopathic tendencies. The parents didn’t make him a killer folks!

[tracyshaffer]

The background music is too much! Damn

[vfountain]

A WASTE OF TIME> The end is messed up with loud music that you can\t hear over.

[keepitsimple]

Dennis and Myrna pretty much set both their adult kids up for failure by financially enabling them to be irresponsible. The problem was Eric also had no ethics. Parents do their kids no good by supporting them.

[pattypark]

Damn damn oh fuck! I hate it when the victims were asking for it. Wow! Let me explain. These parents thought they were doing the right thing. That selfish little creep. I am happy the police got him.

[elainemarten]

maybe if that confounded music wasn't so loud you could hear them speaking...and who needs music in a video like this!!??

[janetm]

Too bad it was ruined at the end with all that terrible music - heading elsewhere.

[patriciarambert]

I guess he killed only for his sister to benefit, and she's gonna blow thru it if the lazy husband don't off her first, and there goes his hard work and legacy. The father's has very cold eyes tho!

[rocioaguilera]

The son is their killer.
I knew it from the beginning.
I'm very glad that he was caught and punished.

[theranjithjay]

2010 Wisconsin- A couple was getting ready for retirement but both were gunned down. But appearances are deceptive. 68 year old Dennis Koula and his 65 year old wife Myrna Koula had been murdered. A neighbour named Steve Burgess told police that he may have been the intended target as he had been reviving threats from a person and police thought the killer could be some one closer to home. The victims son Eric was also questioned by the police. Eric told parents he was very close to his parents and his parents were well liked by everyone and didn’t know why anyone would want to kill his parents. Police found the couple’s daughter Cindy had an argument with his father over money in the morning on the day her parents were killed. Police also found that Cindy’s husband Patrick also did not like his in-laws. Police Re interviewed the victims 40 year old son Eric Koula again about his parents murders. The background music towards the end drowned the contents of the video all together!

[cynicannkeel]

Eric was temporarily distracting the police by suggesting other suspects to distract them from himself.

[tlmas]

spoil the ADULT children...stop...they kill you

[pamelameadows]

Everybody's always shocked when it turns out to be the child that the parents have helped so much and giving them every opportunity but it seems to me that those turn out to be the ones that are ungrateful and are likely to do something like this

[pamelameadows]

I only have a couple episodes left. But this reminds me why I decided many many years ago to not take out a life insurance policy leaving my children as beneficiaries. Especially after one day when my 18 year old asked me how much I thought a Hitman would cost. That child has never been right in the head. And I totally believe she would pull the plug if not later than sooner. Yeah this show just proves to me and other ones I've been watching that even what seems like the happiest and lovingness family there is when it comes to money you never know what someone might do.

[pamelameadows]

Not only that from watching this show and others like it it's not your enemies that you're fighting with that you have to worry about killing you it's those close to you and your loved ones.

[clong]

Stop drowning out the endings with obnoxious music! I’m deliberately skipping your videos from now on. So annoying.

[pamelameadows]

And this is what scares me about detectives I mean we all get into fights and have family problems. But would detectives is scary as hell if someone gets murdered that they're automatically going to point their finger at you.