she solved her own murder

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[itsni]

I showed this video to my Grandma and she told me that she knew her when she lived in the Philippines. She was the pianist for the choir my grandma was apart of before. She made beautiful music on the piano.

[joeybarton]

Imagine getting snitched on by a ghost 😂

[tkimbraley]

He ended up serving 4 years for good behaviour imagine. This guy stabbed an innocent lady with a butchers knife and left it in her

[immeral]

I think the person that reported it just knew and wanted a way of tipping off the police without being questioned.

[acmeallpurpose]

Her coworker came to fix her TV. He knew her family in the Philippines was rich. He needed money so he told her he needed a tool. When he came back, he killed her. She only had $40. She had a unique ring and other jewelry from her parents. When they questioned the murderers girlfriend, she was wearing the ring. Relatives identified the jewelry found in the couples home.

[MariaMarquez-gwlf]

Only 14 yrs ? Shame on the judge for being so lineant 😠

[absinthemindedJ]

Only sentenced to 14 yrs in prison? That's insulting.

[erinpilla]

As a Filipino, I could say we have this belief that souls yanked out of their bodies violently will roam around until they get their acceptance.

[livingaloneinatinyhome]

I run away from home for 8 years and never ever made contact not even looked at Facebook of anyone from my family... One particular month, I kept hearing the voice of my mom, as if it was in my dreams... I kept waking up hearing her voice calling my name... Even as I am wide awake already... That led me to check their Facebook... And there I learned my mom died on the same time I kept hearing her voice. Believe it or not it happened and I firmly believe that we are all connected no matter how far we are from each other. There are more to this that I can't say here, I'm just giving my testimony that the video has some truths to it. I'm sure similar things had happened to someone else out there.

[jx]

This story in a nutshell:

People on a discord call playing among us

[wyliehixson]

when you write your essay at 2am “this woman solved her own murder case after she was killed”

[shanemandem]

Sentence to 14 years, but serving 4 years, for killing someone that the family will never see again forever... Where's the justice?

[HiroOfTheLore]

14 years? Oh my, it should be a lifetime

[TheArcher]

Bruh, thats not fair, you already died you cant tell your friend who killed you

[BurntBinangkal]

Rule n1: never kill a person who's from Philippines, they have spiritual powers and will snitch on you.

[willfr]

She went : "tsk pathetic! Must i do everything myself?"

[alfredenriquez]

A couple of years ago, i heard from news about a fisherman who died of illness and was survived by his wife and children. His family fell into deep financial problems. Then one night the old fisherman appeared in their dreams and told them to break down one of the walls in his house.
Turns out he had millions stashed in the walls of of that house under the sink.

His family lived comfortably afterwards. This was from the Philippines.

[ninanhem]

Only 14 years in prison for a murder wow. Speechless

[myguygetalife]

when you die and unmute yourself in discord to say who the imposter was

[acerpag-asa]

The killer knew her and was there helping around and saw her jewellery.He wanted to borrow money but was denied leading to that horrible death.