The Killer Grandma | The Shocking Case of Cynthia Cdebaca

True Crime: Cynthia Cdebaca was a loving grandmother who would stay in her "Granny flat" above Laura & Geoward Geoward Estaquio's garage, but in 2014 she would snap. And her victim, would be her own son-in-law.

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00:00 Intro
00:45 The Cdebaca-Estaquio family
02:25 An underlying tension
03:45 February 11, 2014
06:05 The Confession
08:51 The Aftermath
11:26 Coffeehouse Conclusion

[snowblindart]

I am blind and your channel tells these stories in a way that I can follow easily and picture the events. Ty.

[patrickmoreorless]

One of the more disturbing aspects of this incident is when the children confront the grandmother in the interview room. The grandmother is trying to beckon to them, I guess for a hug, but one of the daughters says in distress, "You killed my dad, " and the grandmother is smiling and waving at them like nothing happened. Such a disturbing story...

[kashinimeyo]

"the couple lived in a quaintly comfortable house"
*shows a massive house with several cars in California which isn't "quaint" at all*

[adeverger]

I remember your first broadcasts. Now, look how your channel has grown. I am so excited for you. Your platform is absolutely outstanding in my opinion. I have seen this story told many different ways over the years and you did very nicely here. Thanks for all of your hard work.

[cateh]

hearing the gunshots in the neighbor's calls is terrifying

[paraboo]

Apart from the tragedy itself, kudos to the neighbours for calling the police immediately. So often you watch these videos and then you learn that neighbours heard something, gunshots or shouts for help, and didn't call the police.

[MarekMediaPB]

"...there is no win here, not for anyone..."

Idk man, Cynthia seemed pretty fuckin stoked she killed that dude. Probably a W in her book 🤷‍♂️

[ShatteredMoon]

As someone with ADHD I like to use YouTube to listen while cleaning or knitting...you are the best story narrator and I appreciate the softness

[markdarcy]

Never a good idea to live with your in laws or parents unless you perfectly agree with everything with each other.

[carlosnevarez]

"Is he dead!?"
"He's gotta be dead!"
"I hope he's dead."

O.o

[NuthinButGudVibes]

I remember she was confused why the kids didn’t like her after she killed their father

[ShiroiYuki.]

Her mocking him for saying "grandma, I love you" is awful

[pietra]

I can't believe you didn't show the scene where her daughter went to visit her in the police station. She asked one of her granddaughters to giver her a hug, the girl refused and said "NO! You killed my dad!" It was very sad, but I think it would've been good editing to put it in there.

[rogercroft]

She takes “lack of remorse” to a whole new level.

[ohthehorror]

It was her birthday. That’s why she went out to eat and go to the casino, apparently.

[AnyoneCanSee]

I've seen a stroke turn a kind caring woman into someone devoid of human emotion and quick to anger about any little thing. A stroke is by definition brain damage. She may no longer have understood the full ramifications of her actions. She didn't seem to understand and you missed out on a moment where she asked her grandchild to give her a hug and she refuses and the woman acts like she doesn't understand why.

[DoobSac]

She was 66 years old at trial? My goodness, she looks like she's 85. Must be a cigarette smoker.

[ange]

“With the age of 66...yeah Cynthias not going to see the light of day ever again” lol

[kingmo]

Two golden rules in life to follow:
1. Do not mess with someone that has too much time on their hands.
2. Do not piss off someone that is already at that age where they really don't care anymore.

[marielle]

Thank you, Adrian. Your calm demeanor and relaxing voice are always a joy.