The shocking death of an entire family! The Kahler Family case. True Crime Documentary.

In 1995, a law was adopted in the United States (Kansas), according to which a criminal who committed a premeditated crime could not attribute his actions to a mental disorder, because of which he was unable to distinguish between good and bad. This was due to the fact that almost every criminal in the dock tried to avoid punishment by claiming that he was not in control of his actions or was unaware of their consequences because of his illness...

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[mommylibras]

He wasn't insane or "hurt" or "brokenhearted"- he saw his wife and children almost as possessions. The fact that he murdered his own daughters because, in his words, they'd "betrayed" him shows how self centered he was. Everything was about him and happened to him. He never tried to work on or fix his marriage because in his mind, he was always in the right- their unhappiness had nothing to do with him or his treatment of them. Not a textbook narcissist- more so just an a-hole. Just one more egotistical jackass who went to extremes because someone "dared to reject them".

[alinedalaqua]

No insanity at all. Just a selfish man who could not take no as an answer. What a shame.

[mickiejonesy]

Absolutely horrifying! For @Aya.82, you have obviously not lost anyone to domestic violence! NO ONE deserves to be murdered! There is no excuse! 😢❤❤❤❤

[raefoster]

2nd 😊 love your research & the intelligent yet easy listening way you present these cases

[Aya.]

So he was controlling and she was a cheater...Nothing good would come from such people😏

[Miss-Redbull]

Love your vids and voice, what a case…❤

[leopoldleiva]

Never leave a man for woman it's not a great choice it better if she picked a man but a woman is hard to overlook for some men not all can handle than shame