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Don’t apologize, was still very intriguing. This case is still so mind boggling to me, I’ve seen all of the datelines and the tv show they made, crazy!
😂that’s what I was just thinking. It was the “help, help” with the most lacklustre insincerity! That got me 😂 anything after that I can’t even remember.
I feel so bad for Russ. Falsely accused, tried, sentenced, and spent 3 years of his life in jail. If I remember correctly, even his kids had eventually been convinced he did it and that's probably a new level of pain.
Never forget. You are not judged by a jury of your peers. You are judged by 12 people who are too dumb to get out of jury duty or people who have nothing better to do. Consider how dumb the average person is, now realize that 50% of them are dumber than that. Now out of that population, you have the people who are too dumb to get out of jury duty and those who don't even care if they go. Those are the people deciding your fate.
Murdering is one thing, but framing an innocent person is a whole different level of evil. Especially when it's the person's significant other. Wicked.
Have to imagine, how many times was she a Karen in a store, returning stolen items, or complaining about the cook on her burger, just always trying to get away with something. Haven't atched stuff like this in a while. I'm a lot more cynical now. I used to think, wow, these people are crazy, all of us out here are sane. Nope. Legally, there's a difference between someone that murders and doesn't (ideally, Russia was the exception to that for 3 years apparently), but psychologically, there's no difference between someone willing to stab someone in the back to get ahead at work or in life and someone literally willing to stab someone in the back. So there's garden variety non-murderous crazies all around us, every day. Probably 25% of the population or more, not functioning well, or right, or how they should be. Society's lurking iceberg, we're a bunch of animals, and nothing can really control us.
@@mahoganysweets67 "you'd be counting your blessings that you're still alive". You went from 1st person to 2nd person in the next sentence. Messed with my head for a sec.
Thank you for addition,as if two murders and false incarceration were not enough. Her demeanor during this interview is appalling. Supposedly in fear of her life and killing this man she talks about Florida and insurance. RIP to those precious lives lost. May she rot, burn and live forever in Hell.
Update: Pamela Marie Hupp ( born October 10, 1958) is an American murderer serving a life sentence in Missouri's Chillicothe Correctional Center for the 2016 shooting of Louis Gumpenberger in her home in O'Fallon, Missouri. Hupp's claim that she had shot Gumpenberger (who had mental and physical disabilities) in self-defense after he pursued her into her home wielding a knife was not accepted by law enforcement. She ultimately entered an Alford plea before charges of first-degree murder and armed criminal action could go to trial. The woman is sick enough to put an innocent man in jail, kill her best friend, kill her mother, then dupe and kill this mentally challenged young man. Life in prison seems to good for her.
What's SUPER sad about this, is the guy that she murdered in cold blood, who had NOTHING to do with her, just met her off the street and thought he was hired to do a reenactment for a tv program had learning difficulties! I can't remember if it was a learning disability or he had some kind of a brain injury, but that's why he talked like that, and to hear her make fun of him...just makes my blood boil!! EVERY SINGLE person who knew him spoke of how kind he was, how he wouldn't hurt a fly and who have been SO hurt by Pam's lies of him...I hope she BURNS!!
That 911 call is probably the strongest evidence of involvement and guilt other than 4k video footage or DNA 🧬. I’ll be replaying that for years to come if I need a solid laugh.
Man, I can only imagine the absolute horror Russ felt during the trial. Imagine what he was experiencing. This woman is blantently lying about you in court, she's receiving all of your wife's life insurance and you're going to spend life in prison. He must have known damn well it was her who killed her. The horror of it all...
Russ was actually way too stupid to realize it was Hupp. Part of the reason they got a conviction the first time was because he insisted his wife committed suicide despite being stabbed 55 times. He was the only one in the world to believe it was a suicide.
Absolutely. To have to sit there and watch her lie, and just have to stay completely silent and not jump up and down and shout from the rooftops what a liar she is, took a level of self control I don't think I would have been able to exhibit.
Ive always been fascinated with this case. She murdered Betsy, Louis and her own mother when she was in her 50s. Kinda makes you wonder if there are other victims out there from earlier in her life. I mean she decides to go pyscho for money middle aged?
She’s a serial killer. As a women this is very rare. You could be correct but some serial killers don’t become active until later in life but they had the sickness their whole life. Probably always thinking about it and when they do it they need to do it again.
I feel like her condition developed over her life, cuz she acts like everyone around her is stupid and can't pick up on the fact, that she certainly does not act like someone who was in a life threatening situation just hours ago. If you get away with murder multiple times and then almost frame someone else for it, I can see how someone gets a superiority complex, like they are the smartest person around.
Actually for some reason, a lot of female serial killers don’t have their “killer instincts” activated until later in life, so this isn’t as uncommon as you’d think. Definitely fascinating
People say she's not a master manipulator because she failed, but you have to remember, she was able to bamboozle the cops, the judge and the jury into believing Russ killed Betsy and sent him up for life without parole, all for a crime SHE committed. She used police bias against Russ and spent years setting up the frame job. It was inevitable that her greed would catch up with her, but her ability to throw the authorities in a completely different direction is a diabolic talent and stuff of legends. They made a TV series about her for a reason.
@Bradley Baker Thankfully, Russ' conviction was thrown out on appeal & he was released 3 years later. Didn't stop Pam Hupp from calling the cops & trying to implicate Russ in a suspicious drive-by shooting of her car. Police didn't fall for it this time and hauled her greedy ass to the station. 😂
It was more of the cops not doing their homework and having tunnel vision. There’s so many men that either have been released or still behind bars due to detectives tunnel vision and ignoring key evidence.
As someone who has heard more about this case: Luis was intellectually and physically disabled, he could not run and could hardly walk. Not only did this monster take the life of her mother and a person who thought she was a friend. She also manipulated, used and murdered a poor disabled man. he thought it was a reenactment of a 911 call and he would get paid to do it, instead he lost his life because this monster wanted to keep her money and cover her other crimes.
I hope that she is reminded 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days of the year that she is a brutal, disgusting, nasty, horrible, stankin, evil, cruel, ugly, gross of a serial murderer. Oh, and a liar. Hope she rots!
Well if you’ve never been in the real situation you wouldn’t know. I had a home intruder I didn’t cry or feel anyway about it other than think on what else to do for home security. And knowing at least that one won’t be back to do it again.
@@Dehmitz Right! Thats another thing the police should have noticed. This woman, that was so distraught supposedly after having to kill a man, is so calm and relaxed having conversations about humidity. She was just "forced" to murder! For most, that would be life changing, and the shock and trauma alone would have a normal person on the floor in fetal position. But she was cool as ever. Talking about the weather.
Just a small note about the murder of Pam's mother: I think it is extremely obvious that the "accident" was staged just by the picture of the railing. If such a railing were to collapse and break under a person's weight, not only would some of the vertical spokes holding up the guard rail buckle or come off, but the horizontal rail itself would be severely bent because that is what the person would be leaning on. Unless the person is shorter than the railing or tripped and barrelled into it headfirst, they'd still have the guardrail stopping them from falling off the balcony. It seems extremely negligent to me that the accident wasn't investigated further, especially with evidence of a sleeping pill overdose in the victim's body.
@@richardguevara9486 just in there trolling her. They do this in order to build her character profile that will be turned over to prosecution psychologists who will then use her (in)actions as typical evidence of psychopathic killers. Also to keep it more of a chatty, friendly atmosphere so she doesn’t ‘lawyer up’ which she ALMOST did!
I thought the same thing about the railing, but also how did her mom get out there to fall if she had 8x the normal dose of sleeping pills in her system? One normal dose makes most people sleep for hours!
My first question came about the photo of Betsys husband in custody by the police . How long did it take to figure out that it is virtually IMPOSSIBLE to stab someone 50 MoFo times and not get any blood on them ? According to their looks in the photo , it hadn't hit them yet cuz they got their man no question.
How I thought of it was this Old lady comes out and sees he bar is loose pushhes on it and pulls it trying to get it into place. Pushes real hard and falls through. That’s the only way I could see it happening
I’ve been watching so many of them over the past few days. It’s a fixation at this point. I think it’s partly because you rarely get to see these in it’s entirety on the news and stuff, maybe? I’m not sure. True crime has always fascinated me.
@@Justice-ef9sk hell yeah. Im not one to ever say they should be in jail or I wish they was, but she is one of the exceptions. Her dad shoulda shot her at the wall.
@@TiaaBankss I'm not sure. That bitch DA was so corrupt already.... as well as the police department that pretty much COACHED Pam on what to say in court. Smh. I feel so bad for her husband, he shouldn't have done one day in jail for a crime he did not commit, let alone the years he was stuck in there.
A seemingly mentally challenged man at that. She completely took advantage of him and then took his life all the while he barely understood what was going on. I’m sick to my stomach
Thank you for covering this case. It absolutely blows my mind that she convinced a disabled person with a low IQ to practice the 911 call with her because she's gonna go be investigated soon and wanted to practice when THE WHOLE WHILE It was just a ploy to get him there so she could shoot him in so called self defense on the 911 call. Her deviousness knows no bounds what an evil lady. To my small brain this case was hard to grasp so thanks for the excellent explanation. I know this doesn't amount to much but I hope it gets you a caffeine drink lol
Just fyi YT takes a huge cut out of superchats and such, you pretty much gave 50% of the $5 to RUclips and the other half to the creator (which will have been cashed out a month later), so yeah you bought them a straight black coffee a month later
It's scary to think if not for her bizarre fixation on framing Russ Faria she wouldn't have been caught. This woman got away with 2 very obvious murders but she finally overplayed her hand with Gumpenburger.
Thays because the judge and prosecutor were divorced bitter bitches with nothing better to do with their time than to frame an innocent man because they hate men. Jurors and the judge and prosecutor deserve every bit of misfortune they went through plus some!
@Its me or whatever I sm 65. Turned my spouse in for rmbezzlement and also reported pedo crap. Now I am targetted by "heroes", both law & mil. Swat came to escort me from hotel, just to harrass. The criminals now where costumes. Shut up ... if YOU do not know what is Actual in this world.
Well, this bitch is a psycho. She doesn’t have empathy at all. It’s all about her, and her needs, everyone else is just a tool to be used in that venture.
I don't mean to offend anyone but these people are the true personification of the devil... Liars like this would frame Black men for crimes all the time back in the South especially and cause mass mob attacks and hangings.
I listened to a podcast about this whole multilayered ordeal with her murdering her friend, framing her husband for the murder, collecting the insurance money, and then attempting to frame him again. She is not a master manipulator, the police and prosecutors just railroaded the husband, and then she went too far with the second murder. This is police investigation incompetence.
@@HighFalutinTootin bias started with the police investigation, and continued on through the court trial. Sex, race, religion, culture, are all constructs that impact police and investigators when pursuing a suspect. Where they cannot find evidence of motive and means, they will make it up and be use those constructs to pick and persuade a jury
You gotta love how her life is basically about to be over…and she’s sitting there having a conversation about the housing market. What a complete and utter narcissist.
You got the order of murders wrong. Betsy was first, then her mom, then this man. One of the things she said in the interview for Betsy's murder was "if I wanted to murder someone for money, my mom has a big life insurance policy and she's elderly. Why would I murder someone that could fight back?" The weirdest thing I've ever heard considering she then did kill her mom!
@@alexawermuth1219 he said "the next person who would pass away was Betsey," which implies the mother was first. It's correct in other parts of the video but I see why someone would be confused.
I have a sister just like her. They actually like to hunt at what they did. Like to brag somehow. It’s added rush of power if the person knows she got away with it. She even looks like my sister. Yuk. Very dangerous. And people are so unsuspecting. Even after you tell them. Hard convince them that this person who washed their dishes. Cleaned their car. Made them soup. Was also poisoning them. Hitting their kids or animals. And icing on my damn cake. She tried to murder me. My own older sibling. Amount hundreds other horrible stuff first. It escalates with these diseased minds.
Clearly Pam had been watching too many untrue crime shows on tv when she came up with this whole debacle. Nothing has ever looked or sounded more staged than this.
The issue, a lot of the time is eye witness accounts are taken as evidence. It's flakey evidence. The tall tales that are pure bs can be easy to believe if you're gullible. Unfortunately, it's taken into a courtroom.
It’s truly scary how the wicked walk among us acting like normal, nice members of society yet all the while they are committing horrific crimes against others.
I don’t think it’s that surprising tbh. Think of how many people that look just like this lady you see lose their freaking shit in stores at innocent employees over nothing
i think abt how it can happen to me or those i know. someone close to someone in my extended family killed himself and his wife while their daughter was in the other room. it blows my mind. i hope the daughter is okay.
They should have done a cold open with that hilarious emergency call at the beginning. Having a couple people play-act the scene would have been *chef's kiss*
Just followed this up. Pam finally in 2019 was convicted for life of murder. The man she murdered was mentally disabled and she used and killed him as a pawn in her little game for money. Poor guy his family had even reported him missing because no one knew where he was. But Pam had control of him and then killed him point blank he didn’t know what he’d got involved in. The other case of Betty well the husband was released after three years and was found completely innocent. Poor man! He even had an alibi but Pam was good! She’s that good a movie has been made with Renée Zellweger as Pam. She is such so good at manipulating others and this has gone on for years. Thanks Red Tree Crime for such an awesome channel. Sending loads of love and thanks for all the hard work you do. Love Leisa Western Australia xx
I think we should be more critical of the police for screwing up so badly and following bias that the husband is usually the murderer. They overlooked way too many red flags to give her all the credit for being so effective.
@@bhagen40 true. Abuser's can be female just like male. It's just men are the abuser 8 out of 10 because they are stronger then a woman. BUT the truth and talking about what happened will be the real truth.
When there was a long pause after she finished speaking, and one of the detectives said, "Just so I understand..." it was an indication to me that he knew her story had more holes than a slice of Swiss cheese.
JUSTICE FOR LOUIS!! and normally I wouldn't mention this, but dateline did an excellent job covering this story from start to finish, if you wanna hear EVERYTHING! Also, I just read an article that says Pam took an Alford plea and she got sentenced to LIFE IN PRISON!! The date on that article is April 14th 2022.
@@wiseauserious8750 Yes, I wonder if there are any moments in the dead of night without distractions when they are alone with their thoughts whether they ever ponder the enormity of what they have done.
What of her husband????? She killed her mum, stabbed Betsy, put her husband in jail for 3 years and apparently stabbed the guy that helped her make the 911 mock call...
She's like Gene Wilder in Willy Wonka when he's like "No, stop, don't." That's the lamest acting of an emergency. The 911 operator could have solved this case.
It's kind of nice how most sociopaths are unable to accurately simulate reality because they do not understand how non-sociopaths think, feel or behave and so they are just awful liars and actors. Master manipulator, my ass.
Wtf are you talking about? She literally took the time to convince a dying woman she was such a good and trustworthy friend that she should be entrusted with the money for her childrens futures rather than their father. She then convinced the police, a judge, and a jury to convict a man of murder that was innocent. Seriously…what are you even talking about?
so what you are claiming is an adult male who you did not know: - drove until he saw specifically you - abandoned his perfectly good vehicle to get in yours - said things you couldn't hear clearly to your face - and cannot fully identify their appearance despite being right next to you in a stressful situation 🤔 hmm yes. you sound innocent ma'am. you can go free now
I almost got kidnapped once. A very short man picked me up and started carrying me to his vehicle. Then he dropped me. He spoke in crazy gibberish. But overall message was that he wanted to drug me and sell me! He said so many crazy things to me that it's diabolical, and my brain possibly stopped comprehending it because I don't quite remember it all. I then was called into a police station because my friend was a policeman and they caught the guy within an hour! Well lo and behold, I couldn't identify the man, all I knew he was short and bald, ai also remember his crazy eyes when he spoke, he looked possessed, .... anyways sorry for boring you/// my point is, I just was SO traumatized that I couldn't 100% ID someone who held me in their arms an hour ago. I still don't remember his face or half the things he said. I only remember bits and pieces. So he got away scotch free.
Me, after killing a person, no matter the circumstance, would be a wreck. Shaking, crying, in need of medical treatment for shock. I would not be able to sit in an interrogation and laugh and joke with detectives and talk with them in a matter of fact manner. Oh, no, no, no. This woman is pure evil.
She is guilty of murder, but we have to be careful with judgment. Someone who shoots and kills an intruder would view it as justifiable self defense. Therefore, they would have a clear conscience, and might be calm. If someone has had combat experience, or experience shooting guns before, they may not be as shaken as the average person after such an event.
Her body language while recounting the “attack” is fascinating. She will rattle off segments of her story then lean her head on her fist as if “ok, there’s THAT piece of my story” Her story is so unnaturally segmented that it comes off as a bored recall of a dull play. Her leaning her head on her hand so bored like after each scene is incredible. You can tell she’s bat shit crazy.
I think she comes across more as a person who thinks she’s smarter than everybody else. Mind you, she did manage to frame Russ Faria for a murder she pretty obviously committed.
I've read about this woman and she's a real piece of work. She did these horrendous things and never felt any remorse. I watched a limited series with Renee zellweger based on her and thought it was exaggerated but seeing her in these real videos, they weren't exaggerating who she was in that movie.
Dude Same! Listening to this channel or EWE while gaming has been my go-to lately! I got spinal cord damage so can't roll well anymore so now I use Raw cones. 😁 The last third is usually pretty turbo charged too, lol
And when they just smalltalk talk on and on with a smile about a lot of stuff in their life, you get the sense that they totally forgot to act shocked or sad from the situation
The biggest mystery to me is that how these psychopaths ALWAYS manage to have such long marriages (she said 36 years?) or sometimes even multiples marriages and who are those poor souls who tolerate these monsters for years and not run for their lives ??? We need to teach these red flags at schools about how manipulators operate and their attachment styles, love-bombing/devalue/discard, etc.... all to get what they want.
That's the point of the psychopath, and how they can get away with what they're doing for so long. The "happy family, good, hard working" facade was their way of going about unnoticed. Watch more psychology focused true crime vids and you'll learn more about the psychiatric side of wtf is up with these people.
Believe me when I tell you that she profiles certain type of men and can spot them a mile away. Trust me again, every man she has ever married has specific things in common such as feelings lonely, low self esteem, short, overweight, Brad Pitt syndrome!
@@joejohnson6321 WOW great comment. Yeah they look for broken people (mostly due to childhood traumas) so they can control them easier. They are not attracted to healthy people and healthy people would not date them either. Thanks for your comment, I get it now.
The horror Betsy’s husband went through being arrested, tried and convicted of his wife’s murder……. The cops did a terrible job on this case, apparently not even believing the friends that cooperated his alibi for that evening….I hope Russ was compensated for this nightmare…..
@@athena8729 Usually people are compensated for time served when they're exonerated of a crime. I'm not sure if varies state or federally, but I've heard 60k/year.
She seems like she just LOVES to talk and be listened to. You can tell she’s used to manipulating people with her words - she carries herself with a lot of confidence 🙄
Many psychopaths have narcissistic tendencies and love to be the center of attention. Everything is always someone else's fault and they are always the innocent party.
For someone who has just been ambushed, held at knife point, and forced to shoot someone DEAD, she's pretty all together and uninterested who the stranger that busted into her life was... I'd be losing my mind wanting to know what the heck just happened to me!
Poor Russ!! Love that he got a HUGE payout for false prosecution AND is engaged to the sweet lady who woulda been Pam's next victim! They found each other through this monster and I couldn't be happier for them.
HUGE? Really? I feel so sorry for you. You think 2 million dollars is HUGE compared to losing 4 years of your life? That's just sad. 2 billion doesn't even touch that. Sorry.
So, after she had a man wrongfully convicted for a murder _she_ committed, she then went on to murder a completely innocent HANDICAPPED man just to try and RE-FRAME the SAME INNOCENT MAN for a new crime?!? Wow, that's a seriously evil woman! How can people be so empty and heartless?! I hope she never sees the light of day again.
Of all the effort she makes to set up crimes. She doesn’t think to even pretend to act like a person who got held up and then shot and killed someone? her chitchat about her life in Florida is like she just came from getting her nails done.
I think it’s important to mention in the beginning, where it is said toward the beginning without criticism, that Pam and Betsy had, in fact, set up the life insurance because Russ would spend all the money. She also told the police that part of it was that he was abusive… undoubtedly in order to create a timeline that leads to the conclusion she wanted the police to come to. There was no evidence to suggest that he would spend all the money on himself, or that he was abusive. Pam was the sole source for this suggestion, as she fed a now defunct timeline of Russ’ and Betsy’s escalation up to Betsy’s murder. Also, Pam was life insurance sales producer who had committed insurance fraud multiple times, and was fired for it when she was caught. I’m a life insurance sales producer, and I can tell you that life insurance salespeople have a variety of very powerful sales methods for convincing folks to take out policies. The REASON for the policy is not documented on the policy. It’s also possible that Pam once again committed insurance fraud, and Betsy had not had as much or any awareness or involvement in setting it up.
This case truly pissed me off and I'm am SO glad that everyone on the prosecution side are no longer working as a lawyer or judge! This case is so sickening how everyone involved investigating the case never thought of her as a suspect even when the defense lawyer brought it up! I have NEVER felt so sickened by a case! Even the jurors! There was NO EXCUSE to come back with a guilty verdict! I followed this case, I genuinely HATE the prosecutor, judge, an everyone on the jury. Everyone deserves all the shame and misfortune they get!
@@theseagulls7035 Except the judge, who happened to be high school friends with the prosecutor, didn’t allow the defense to name Pam as a suspect and weren’t allowed to mention that Pam was the beneficiary of Betsy’s life insurance. That’s why Russ was granted a new trial. So to blame the jury is ridiculous when they weren’t allowed to hear all the information.
Every waking hour of this woman’s life is to working her evil on people around her . Even her elderly mother was unprotected from her plots for gaining wealth . No feeling of regret at the end , just a straight stare into the blank darkness , a mirror into her soul .
Usually correct but that didn't make a difference here. Russ was convicted thanks to a "win at all costs" prosecutor who made illegal and unethical arguments at trial allowed by an inept judge trying her first murder case and a morally bankrupt lead investigator who coached Pam's testimony throughout the process. The prosecutor initially dropped charges against Russ when an experienced judge was assigned to the case but refiled after the judge retired so she could try the case in front of an inexperienced judge. The entire prosecution of Russ was unethical, immoral, and unthinkably corrupt. The cop and the prosecutor had every reason to investigate and question Pam but deliberately chose not to do so. Their conduct in this case is infuriating. Russ had a rock solid alibi (FOUR other people, video footage, receipts, etc.) which showed he was NOT home at the time the murder had to have taken place but even with an experienced defense attorney the deck was stacked so high against him with the improper evidence allowed in and the judge not properly gatekeeping the argument that he was convicted anyway. The appellate court thankfully gave him another trial and he won his retrial in front of a better judge who kept the prosecutor in line.
@@therealtimc08agreed, and while it is good to have a lawyer present I read into this case just a little and one name kept coming up: Askey. They wanted Russ, even his lawyers who may have been very competent couldn't save this man till it was too late.
I love this channel, very informative and always keeps me entertained. That lady is the true definition of a crazy person and very greedy, so glad Russ was let out, feel bad for him, and I hope he's doing well.
How did Russ get convicted? Are you telling me that 12 people fell for this B.S.? Thank the heavens my fate isn't up to the same type of people who convicted Russ.
I'm sorry, you are right. His wife was murdered and he was framed. God bless him. And may the bury Pamela hupp under the thickest slab of cement and forget her. Look at how she lies. Smh. God bless the innocent.
Don't get out of jury duty unless you absolutely have to, people. Consider you got charged with something you didn't do... Wouldn't you hope there was at least one competent person on that jury? One person who would actually consider the evidence?
Amazing how she thinks she's conning those detective's into believing her story, she seems so confident in herself the truth will all come out and she'll crack like an egg. Some people are really EVIL
This piece of work is soooo evil, it’s unbelievable. Not only does she kill her own mom, she killed her friend, weaseled her family out of Betsy’s life insurance, helped frame the husband of murder, then finds a victim to set up and kills him! All for her own benefit & gain.
There's alot of people like her in naples florida now unfortunately. she is completely batshit and evil but she's got a point about it being way overcrowded with people not from here and that includes herself. The northern states are always send us their worst ppl we need to build a wall and deport them at this point because she's a Symptom of this unsustainable crowded overdevolped shithole our town turned into
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Hey, don't be so hard on yourselves. It's a great video :)
No need to apologize at all I really enjoyed this video and the quality is fine! Thank you for the content and I hope the new videos you’re working on are going well!
Don’t apologize, was still very intriguing. This case is still so mind boggling to me, I’ve seen all of the datelines and the tv show they made, crazy!
Thank you all 🎉 I really hope the Pike County murders in Ohio are in the works after the trial is over 🤞🏽
Always great content and narration! Red Tree is Topps!!
Never ask for a lawyer, Always try and lie your way out of it. That way we will have a lasting supply of these videos to watch !
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tonyholidaymusic , that was the best comment anyone has ever written for a long time .
This is one of the worst (or best) fake 911 calls ever. For someone that is "in fear of her life" she sure does sound bored.
right? suuuuuper flat
😂that’s what I was just thinking. It was the “help, help” with the most lacklustre insincerity! That got me 😂 anything after that I can’t even remember.
“Help wait. Please. Stop. Help.” 🥱
Never heard her give an address. I would think that would be the 1st thing to say. Idk though
bored 😂im sorry but you’re right
That was the silliest sounding "emergency" call i've ever heard.
Can you imagine being a dispatcher and hearing that? I would have laughed (and maybe gotten fired).
The "helps" were hilarious 😂
Help. Help---
@@michellesmith702I know right !?!? LOL 😂
I feel so bad for Russ. Falsely accused, tried, sentenced, and spent 3 years of his life in jail. If I remember correctly, even his kids had eventually been convinced he did it and that's probably a new level of pain.
Yet people wonder why some of us men become psychopaths and sociopaths, I can't stand these women and their rights I never voted for it,
Betsy's daughters testified against him.
Never forget. You are not judged by a jury of your peers. You are judged by 12 people who are too dumb to get out of jury duty or people who have nothing better to do. Consider how dumb the average person is, now realize that 50% of them are dumber than that. Now out of that population, you have the people who are too dumb to get out of jury duty and those who don't even care if they go. Those are the people deciding your fate.
makes me angry
And his wife was murdered
These sociopathic people are so strange to me. I’m more nervous getting pulled over by the police for expired tags than she is talking about a murder.
@mark, same here!
And they’ll do it again. Never fails. No real emotion of any kind except rage for being the odd person at work and/or leisure.
Ha ha I know that's right
Same here.
That's a good sign that you have a conscience!!!
Take good care of yourself and be safe.
Isabelle in Victoria BC.
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Murdering is one thing, but framing an innocent person is a whole different level of evil. Especially when it's the person's significant other. Wicked.
All for the $$$$$$
I mean idk they both are pretty deplorable lol
Imagine if he had gotten the death penalty. 😮
I mean, MURDERING someone is pretty bad!!
Totally agree! She has no empathy whatsoever! She is the kind of person you do not accept any beverages from
You absolutely have to wonder what else she’s done and not been caught.
Agreed 💯💯💯💯💯
She looks like the most manly chick I’ve ever seen. Can barely call that thing a female
Have to imagine, how many times was she a Karen in a store, returning stolen items, or complaining about the cook on her burger, just always trying to get away with something.
Haven't atched stuff like this in a while. I'm a lot more cynical now. I used to think, wow, these people are crazy, all of us out here are sane. Nope. Legally, there's a difference between someone that murders and doesn't (ideally, Russia was the exception to that for 3 years apparently), but psychologically, there's no difference between someone willing to stab someone in the back to get ahead at work or in life and someone literally willing to stab someone in the back. So there's garden variety non-murderous crazies all around us, every day. Probably 25% of the population or more, not functioning well, or right, or how they should be. Society's lurking iceberg, we're a bunch of animals, and nothing can really control us.
There’s a great Tv show about her
@@nointro Yeah for entertainment. It’s trash informationally.
People asking detectives, "what do you do for a living?" "Detective's response: "Oh, I deal with liars. Bad liars."
If I was this woman’s husband I’d be counting my blessings that he’s still alive. His life insurance policy must not be big enough yet.
She still had use for him at the moment. If she hadn't been caught on this, she would have made her way to him!
@@mahoganysweets67 the scary thing is, she almost got away with everything. She got herself caught. LOL
@@mahoganysweets67 "you'd be counting your blessings that you're still alive".
You went from 1st person to 2nd person in the next sentence. Messed with my head for a sec.
I know she's one scary bitch
@@Justice-ef9sk You are always the only one who can get yourself caught. You're the only one who can get you into trouble.
Horrible, horrible woman. Killed her mother, killed her “ best friend”, and put an innocent, grieving man in prison.
And killed the man this interrogation is about.
And killed the innocent mentally disabled man at the beginning of the video
Thank you for addition,as if two murders and false incarceration were not enough. Her demeanor during this interview is appalling. Supposedly in fear of her life and killing this man she talks about Florida and insurance. RIP to those precious lives lost. May she rot, burn and live forever in Hell.
And of course, poor Louie Gumpenberger!
conclusion is stay away from people , never know what they been up to
Update: Pamela Marie Hupp ( born October 10, 1958) is an American murderer serving a life sentence in Missouri's Chillicothe Correctional Center for the 2016 shooting of Louis Gumpenberger in her home in O'Fallon, Missouri. Hupp's claim that she had shot Gumpenberger (who had mental and physical disabilities) in self-defense after he pursued her into her home wielding a knife was not accepted by law enforcement. She ultimately entered an Alford plea before charges of first-degree murder and armed criminal action could go to trial.
The woman is sick enough to put an innocent man in jail, kill her best friend, kill her mother, then dupe and kill this mentally challenged young man. Life in prison seems to good for her.
YEAAAA!..I was hoping for this!
And she is charged in Betsy's murder as of 2022.
@@SGTASMR i was looking for just this also
Death penalty isn’t a good idea for her. Rot in prison.
Thank You for writing this update. I was about to look into it. I'm sure she's now busy manipulating fellow inmates 😵💫
Who writes a list of crimes they are about to commit? It's like a loony toons skit.
Or a failed SVU case 😅
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What's SUPER sad about this, is the guy that she murdered in cold blood, who had NOTHING to do with her, just met her off the street and thought he was hired to do a reenactment for a tv program had learning difficulties! I can't remember if it was a learning disability or he had some kind of a brain injury, but that's why he talked like that, and to hear her make fun of him...just makes my blood boil!! EVERY SINGLE person who knew him spoke of how kind he was, how he wouldn't hurt a fly and who have been SO hurt by Pam's lies of him...I hope she BURNS!!
Yes indeed! Believe me she will burn 1 day when her time comes when she passes!
May God keep his soul and may the hands of evil be bound. Now! Take the power off these evil actors - leave the thoughts or desires to do harm, amen!
That’s terrible. What a nasty woman she is.
@@tosheacollier2039 yeah, she REALLY is!! Karma is a fickle bitch, and I wouldn't want to be ANYWHERE near that woman when it comes for her!
@@ameliashostak4764 neither do I . 😂😂 may god be with her.
Im sorry, but that "help! Help! Help!" Was HILARIOUS.
That 911 call is probably the strongest evidence of involvement and guilt other than 4k video footage or DNA 🧬. I’ll be replaying that for years to come if I need a solid laugh.
🤣
It sure was.
Laughed my ass off. Lolol
Lol
Man, I can only imagine the absolute horror Russ felt during the trial. Imagine what he was experiencing. This woman is blantently lying about you in court, she's receiving all of your wife's life insurance and you're going to spend life in prison. He must have known damn well it was her who killed her. The horror of it all...
that poor man. what a nightmare to go through especially after losing his wife
What about the kids? 😱
Russ was actually way too stupid to realize it was Hupp. Part of the reason they got a conviction the first time was because he insisted his wife committed suicide despite being stabbed 55 times. He was the only one in the world to believe it was a suicide.
that's juts devastating what a horrible thing to go through, just unimaginable.
Absolutely. To have to sit there and watch her lie, and just have to stay completely silent and not jump up and down and shout from the rooftops what a liar she is, took a level of self control I don't think I would have been able to exhibit.
Ive always been fascinated with this case. She murdered Betsy, Louis and her own mother when she was in her 50s. Kinda makes you wonder if there are other victims out there from earlier in her life. I mean she decides to go pyscho for money middle aged?
She’s a serial killer. As a women this is very rare. You could be correct but some serial killers don’t become active until later in life but they had the sickness their whole life. Probably always thinking about it and when they do it they need to do it again.
I suspect there were more before Betsy
I feel like her condition developed over her life, cuz she acts like everyone around her is stupid and can't pick up on the fact, that she certainly does not act like someone who was in a life threatening situation just hours ago. If you get away with murder multiple times and then almost frame someone else for it, I can see how someone gets a superiority complex, like they are the smartest person around.
Actually for some reason, a lot of female serial killers don’t have their “killer instincts” activated until later in life, so this isn’t as uncommon as you’d think. Definitely fascinating
Exactly. I would check with Naples, Florida cold cases.
People say she's not a master manipulator because she failed, but you have to remember, she was able to bamboozle the cops, the judge and the jury into believing Russ killed Betsy and sent him up for life without parole, all for a crime SHE committed. She used police bias against Russ and spent years setting up the frame job. It was inevitable that her greed would catch up with her, but her ability to throw the authorities in a completely different direction is a diabolic talent and stuff of legends. They made a TV series about her for a reason.
What movie? I’m interested.
I s Russ Still in Jail
@Bradley Baker Thankfully, Russ' conviction was thrown out on appeal & he was released 3 years later. Didn't stop Pam Hupp from calling the cops & trying to implicate Russ in a suspicious drive-by shooting of her car. Police didn't fall for it this time and hauled her greedy ass to the station. 😂
You have a point however the cops dropped the ball
It was more of the cops not doing their homework and having tunnel vision. There’s so many men that either have been released or still behind bars due to detectives tunnel vision and ignoring key evidence.
As someone who has heard more about this case: Luis was intellectually and physically disabled, he could not run and could hardly walk. Not only did this monster take the life of her mother and a person who thought she was a friend. She also manipulated, used and murdered a poor disabled man. he thought it was a reenactment of a 911 call and he would get paid to do it, instead he lost his life because this monster wanted to keep her money and cover her other crimes.
THE ruth of all evils is lust for money
@@thisistheway7529 I know Ruth. She's hot!
@@thisistheway7529 Bullshit. This woman is evil to her core. No money of money would cause me as a good person commit these acts.
I hope that she is reminded 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days of the year that she is a brutal, disgusting, nasty, horrible, stankin, evil, cruel, ugly, gross of a serial murderer. Oh, and a liar. Hope she rots!
@@thisistheway7529
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Chatting away to the detective,she’s forgotten that she’s just been ‘attacked’,and that she ‘had to’ shoot a man 6 times,and kill him.
wat
Like life is great and they are friends at a coffee shop.
5 times
Did they have to show the whole long boring conversation? Could they have shown a little and told us it went on for 20 minutes.
Well if you’ve never been in the real situation you wouldn’t know. I had a home intruder I didn’t cry or feel anyway about it other than think on what else to do for home security. And knowing at least that one won’t be back to do it again.
This has to be one of the craziest cases ever. This women has caused so much anguish and misery to so many people, and she just doesn’t care.
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It's INSANE that she ended someone's life earlier that day and is sat there talking about house prices, insurance and humidity.
She talked as if she had just come from getting a manicure, not from a home invasion/robbery and self-defense shooting.
@@Dehmitz
Right! Thats another thing the police should have noticed. This woman, that was so distraught supposedly after having to kill a man, is so calm and relaxed having conversations about humidity. She was just "forced" to murder! For most, that would be life changing, and the shock and trauma alone would have a normal person on the floor in fetal position. But she was cool as ever. Talking about the weather.
Just a small note about the murder of Pam's mother: I think it is extremely obvious that the "accident" was staged just by the picture of the railing. If such a railing were to collapse and break under a person's weight, not only would some of the vertical spokes holding up the guard rail buckle or come off, but the horizontal rail itself would be severely bent because that is what the person would be leaning on. Unless the person is shorter than the railing or tripped and barrelled into it headfirst, they'd still have the guardrail stopping them from falling off the balcony.
It seems extremely negligent to me that the accident wasn't investigated further, especially with evidence of a sleeping pill overdose in the victim's body.
Is Baldy interrogating this woman for just BSing with her....wtf
@@richardguevara9486 just in there trolling her. They do this in order to build her character profile that will be turned over to prosecution psychologists who will then use her (in)actions as typical evidence of psychopathic killers.
Also to keep it more of a chatty, friendly atmosphere so she doesn’t ‘lawyer up’ which she ALMOST did!
I thought the same thing about the railing, but also how did her mom get out there to fall if she had 8x the normal dose of sleeping pills in her system? One normal dose makes most people sleep for hours!
My first question came about the photo of Betsys husband in custody by the police . How long did it take to figure out that it is virtually IMPOSSIBLE to stab someone 50 MoFo times and not get any blood on them ? According to their looks in the photo , it hadn't hit them yet cuz they got their man no question.
How I thought of it was this
Old lady comes out and sees he bar is loose pushhes on it and pulls it trying to get it into place. Pushes real hard and falls through. That’s the only way I could see it happening
Why am I hooked on police interrogation videos 😂😂
Likewise
Me too girl, i think it reminds me no matter how bad life can be its never as bad as these dummys😂😂
Me too lol and I don't know why
I’ve been watching so many of them over the past few days. It’s a fixation at this point. I think it’s partly because you rarely get to see these in it’s entirety on the news and stuff, maybe? I’m not sure. True crime has always fascinated me.
Its because trash exists in this world and we hope it gets taken out like the garbage.
If she were an actress she would have been fired!! “HELP…HELP….HELP” would be laughable if she wasn’t a cold blooded killer!!
The really scary part is she almost got away with it. Hell, she DID get away with it. Until SHE got HERSELF caught.
Hell she did get away with the other one and had they audacity to pull this in revenge. She's a sick, cold women.
@@russell8318 yeah she really is. I'm glad she got HERSELF caught! Lol Talk about IRONY...🤣
@@Justice-ef9sk hell yeah. Im not one to ever say they should be in jail or I wish they was, but she is one of the exceptions. Her dad shoulda shot her at the wall.
Insane she should have never called the police lol I still think it would have eventually caught up with her
@@TiaaBankss I'm not sure. That bitch DA was so corrupt already.... as well as the police department that pretty much COACHED Pam on what to say in court. Smh. I feel so bad for her husband, he shouldn't have done one day in jail for a crime he did not commit, let alone the years he was stuck in there.
It's so disturbing to me that she tricked some innocent guy into being a pawn in her game and murdered him.
A seemingly mentally challenged man at that. She completely took advantage of him and then took his life all the while he barely understood what was going on. I’m sick to my stomach
Yeah a couple weeks before she tried to do the same thing to a woman and the woman was smart and called the police about the incident.
He was mentally slow. He had no idea what was going on.
Especially considering that innocent man was also disabled and vulnerable.
I mean she also murdered someone so I think the morals part is out the window haha
Creepy how she just killed somebody then she can sit there and make small talk with the cops like nothing happened.
Totally. One would be in shock or something
That IS a psychopath ... NO conscience, no boundaries. They MUST "win".
@@anothercomment3451 aka a national socialist party
@@seasonedbeefs
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The last 10 minutes were excruciating to watch. All that small talk ugh
Thank you for covering this case. It absolutely blows my mind that she convinced a disabled person with a low IQ to practice the 911 call with her because she's gonna go be investigated soon and wanted to practice when THE WHOLE WHILE It was just a ploy to get him there so she could shoot him in so called self defense on the 911 call. Her deviousness knows no bounds what an evil lady. To my small brain this case was hard to grasp so thanks for the excellent explanation. I know this doesn't amount to much but I hope it gets you a caffeine drink lol
Damn watch the whole story on dateline she trash fr fr
Just fyi YT takes a huge cut out of superchats and such, you pretty much gave 50% of the $5 to RUclips and the other half to the creator (which will have been cashed out a month later), so yeah you bought them a straight black coffee a month later
It's the thought that counts,🥺
@@JeffreyBenzodiazepinesand? Damn dude let the guy donate to his favorite creator
@@JeffreyBenzodiazepines
Good to know
She sounds like she’s acting when she’s calling for help. Hardly any urgency in her voice at all. I’d be screaming my lungs out.
Make sure you scream your address...
Yeah, she literally sounds like she's reading a script or showing someone how not to act. It's actually ridiculous.
...and she is a horrible actor...
"Oh dear, oh my... get out of my house you strange person whom I don't know. Get out."
@@JCC503 lol that's spot on! So funny
I like this channel a lot. Just enough commentary that's objective, not emotional or preachy. Quite fantastic.
Preach brother . Yea that's spot on
2:35 "what they found was shocking" lines like those however, I hate, its like clickbait crap IN a video.
It's pretty good, an overly dramatic or attention grabbing thing on occasion but not a lot of interruptions. Or commercials every 2 minutes. 😉
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Bang on mate 👌 I totally agree with your comment.
"hellooo we've been trying to reach you about your car's extended warranty" - "NO I'M NOT GOING IN THE CAR WITH U"
🤣🤣🤣
Before I heard anything else, I said, that’s the fakest 911 call I’ve ever heard. Horrible acting!!!
Agreed. You think she could have tried a bit harder?! Sickening.
It's scary to think if not for her bizarre fixation on framing Russ Faria she wouldn't have been caught.
This woman got away with 2 very obvious murders but she finally overplayed her hand with Gumpenburger.
Thays because the judge and prosecutor were divorced bitter bitches with nothing better to do with their time than to frame an innocent man because they hate men. Jurors and the judge and prosecutor deserve every bit of misfortune they went through plus some!
They usually do..
I'd hate to have that last name lol
more like Hank
Didn't she want to frame him because she didn't want him coming after the life insurance money she'd swindled from the wife's death?
Just proves Serial killers walk among us in all shapes, and sizes...Too creepy...
Yes. We live in one Hell of a world nowadays.
@Its me or whatever I sm 65. Turned my spouse in for rmbezzlement and also reported pedo crap. Now I am targetted by "heroes", both law & mil.
Swat came to escort me from hotel, just to harrass. The criminals now where costumes.
Shut up ... if YOU do not know what is Actual in this world.
@Its me or whatever you're drunk
The woman is NOT a serial killer by definition.
@@anothercomment3451 I hate to be that person but it literally has always been like this since the beginning of time
My heart absolutely breaks for Louis. I will never understand how you could take advantage and murder someone with mental disabilities.
Well, this bitch is a psycho. She doesn’t have empathy at all. It’s all about her, and her needs, everyone else is just a tool to be used in that venture.
So would you understand if someone could take advantage and murder someone who is mentally stable?
Yes that is exactly what I said!🙄
@@Deisi666 what are some other things that you have said?
I don't mean to offend anyone but these people are the true personification of the devil... Liars like this would frame Black men for crimes all the time back in the South especially and cause mass mob attacks and hangings.
She loves her own calm and helpful voice. No stress from killing someone so recently. Amazing and sick.
That 911 call had no fear, or urgency just pure theatre, in fact she reminded me of Popeye's wife Olive, "help". But obviously Olive said it better!
Hahahaha!
Help help help! No i wont go in the car! Help!
Dang ur comment is accurate! 😂
Whose this...
Hey hello.... Oops I mean Help
@@susansmith1336 Yeah, oh uh…hep meh 😂
Whenever a detective, after a long pause, says "just so I understand "
You are done!
Columbia vibes!
I listened to a podcast about this whole multilayered ordeal with her murdering her friend, framing her husband for the murder, collecting the insurance money, and then attempting to frame him again. She is not a master manipulator, the police and prosecutors just railroaded the husband, and then she went too far with the second murder. This is police investigation incompetence.
What podcast is that?
@@ralphramsey82 The Thing About Pam - Dateline NBC hosted by Keith Morrison
That's the feminized court system
@@HighFalutinTootin bias started with the police investigation, and continued on through the court trial. Sex, race, religion, culture, are all constructs that impact police and investigators when pursuing a suspect. Where they cannot find evidence of motive and means, they will make it up and be use those constructs to pick and persuade a jury
@@bcd398 Hosted by Bill Hader.
You gotta love how her life is basically about to be over…and she’s sitting there having a conversation about the housing market. What a complete and utter narcissist.
I NEVER get sick of watching the cops wipe that smug look off Pam Hupp’s evil face.
Where? It cut off before that for me.
@@rabbit3212010 if you watch the full interrogation you’ll see
It's not in this video. I watched until the end.
@@xIIIQueenOfSwordsIIIx I watched the whole thing. That's my point. It ends before the part that you mentioned. It ends abruptly at 35:08
@@xIIIQueenOfSwordsIIIx Can you please point me to where I can watch the full confession? I can't seem to find it.
You got the order of murders wrong. Betsy was first, then her mom, then this man. One of the things she said in the interview for Betsy's murder was "if I wanted to murder someone for money, my mom has a big life insurance policy and she's elderly. Why would I murder someone that could fight back?" The weirdest thing I've ever heard considering she then did kill her mom!
That'd exactly what he said in the video. I took notes on the whole video.
@@alexawermuth1219 he said "the next person who would pass away was Betsey," which implies the mother was first. It's correct in other parts of the video but I see why someone would be confused.
It was in her plans all along to murder her mom
@alexawermuth1219 8:35 - "The next person that would pass away, leaving Pam with more life insurance money was Betsy..."
Sounds out of order to me.
I have a sister just like her. They actually like to hunt at what they did. Like to brag somehow. It’s added rush of power if the person knows she got away with it. She even looks like my sister. Yuk. Very dangerous. And people are so unsuspecting. Even after you tell them. Hard convince them that this person who washed their dishes. Cleaned their car. Made them soup. Was also poisoning them. Hitting their kids or animals. And icing on my damn cake. She tried to murder me. My own older sibling. Amount hundreds other horrible stuff first. It escalates with these diseased minds.
The Emmy for best actress does NOT go to Pam.
Fully agree Leah. Crazy how bad her acting is and that she tried to get away with this thinking her acting would get her through it 🤦🏻
At all! 🤣🤣☠️☠️☠️
The situations awful but her acting cracked me up, it was just unbelievable from the get go
Sho' damn.
"HELP! Help? Help! Helllp"
That 911 call was as if she was doing a parody of a fake call.
Clearly Pam had been watching too many untrue crime shows on tv when she came up with this whole debacle. Nothing has ever looked or sounded more staged than this.
When she couldn’t decide if the car was in park or reverse I lost it 😂
She also almost counselor decide if he opened the passenger side car door or the drivers side car door
I'm surprised she didn't say she couldn't decide if she was driving a car or riding motorbike at the time.
Dead giveaway
You could literally see the light bulb moment of "oh crap if it's in reverse the doors would be locked." Crazy.
I feel so bad for all the innocent people in prison
So how do you feel about the guilty people in prison?
@@frankhaula good? What kind of stupid question is that
@@beezyb42011 Yes, it is a bit silly, isn't it?
The issue, a lot of the time is eye witness accounts are taken as evidence.
It's flakey evidence.
The tall tales that are pure bs can be easy to believe if you're gullible.
Unfortunately, it's taken into a courtroom.
@@frankhaula what point were you even trying to make here? I’m genuinely curious
It’s truly scary how the wicked walk among us acting like normal, nice members of society yet all the while they are committing horrific crimes against others.
I don’t think it’s that surprising tbh. Think of how many people that look just like this lady you see lose their freaking shit in stores at innocent employees over nothing
Agreed. She otherwise seems pretty likeable. 😬🥺
@@antjobert She looks like a typical karen to me.
i think abt how it can happen to me or those i know. someone close to someone in my extended family killed himself and his wife while their daughter was in the other room. it blows my mind. i hope the daughter is okay.
Yes. White people are terrifying...always have been. Don't believe me!?, ask the ancestors
They should have done a cold open with that hilarious emergency call at the beginning. Having a couple people play-act the scene would have been *chef's kiss*
Just followed this up. Pam finally in 2019 was convicted for life of murder. The man she murdered was mentally disabled and she used and killed him as a pawn in her little game for money. Poor guy his family had even reported him missing because no one knew where he was. But Pam had control of him and then killed him point blank he didn’t know what he’d got involved in. The other case of Betty well the husband was released after three years and was found completely innocent. Poor man! He even had an alibi but Pam was good!
She’s that good a movie has been made with Renée Zellweger as Pam. She is such so good at manipulating others and this has gone on for years.
Thanks Red Tree Crime for such an awesome channel. Sending loads of love and thanks for all the hard work you do. Love Leisa Western Australia xx
I think we should be more critical of the police for screwing up so badly and following bias that the husband is usually the murderer. They overlooked way too many red flags to give her all the credit for being so effective.
@@bhagen40 the narrative that women are always victims of men needs to change.
@@bhagen40 true. Abuser's can be female just like male. It's just men are the abuser 8 out of 10 because they are stronger then a woman. BUT the truth and talking about what happened will be the real truth.
This is the woman the movie is based on? Heck.
You can tell the cops know she’s bulls***ing…
Never interrupt your enemy when they’re making a mistake. She convicted herself
When there was a long pause after she finished speaking, and one of the detectives said, "Just so I understand..." it was an indication to me that he knew her story had more holes than a slice of Swiss cheese.
JUSTICE FOR LOUIS!! and normally I wouldn't mention this, but dateline did an excellent job covering this story from start to finish, if you wanna hear EVERYTHING! Also, I just read an article that says Pam took an Alford plea and she got sentenced to LIFE IN PRISON!! The date on that article is April 14th 2022.
😂 the 911 call made me laugh 😹 couldn’t find better actors especially the Unetellegible mumble 😂😂😂😂😂😂 that took me out
I’m still laughing and the interrogation has started.
When she says “Get out! Get Out!” It sounds like she talking to her cat.
Once she got the taste of the things her mum’s money could buy nothing was going to stop her from having them. What a horrible woman.
There's something especially wicked about killing your own parents for their money.
She is evil
@@wiseauserious8750 Yes, I wonder if there are any moments in the dead of night without distractions when they are alone with their thoughts whether they ever ponder the enormity of what they have done.
What of her husband????? She killed her mum, stabbed Betsy, put her husband in jail for 3 years and apparently stabbed the guy that helped her make the 911 mock call...
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She's like Gene Wilder in Willy Wonka when he's like "No, stop, don't."
That's the lamest acting of an emergency. The 911 operator could have solved this case.
And I'm sure she let the detectives know
It's kind of nice how most sociopaths are unable to accurately simulate reality because they do not understand how non-sociopaths think, feel or behave and so they are just awful liars and actors. Master manipulator, my ass.
Wtf are you talking about? She literally took the time to convince a dying woman she was such a good and trustworthy friend that she should be entrusted with the money for her childrens futures rather than their father. She then convinced the police, a judge, and a jury to convict a man of murder that was innocent. Seriously…what are you even talking about?
Why be mad at them? They were born like this, be “sad” for them
@@blane2056 no idiot you’re going to get manipulated and take advantage of all your life with that mentality
Hindsight is 20/20
@@blane2056 are you serious ? Fuck this lady
Imagine being one of those people she tried to recruit to reenact a 911 call and finding out this is what she actually had in mind.
so what you are claiming is an adult male who you did not know:
- drove until he saw specifically you
- abandoned his perfectly good vehicle to get in yours
- said things you couldn't hear clearly to your face
- and cannot fully identify their appearance despite being right next to you in a stressful situation
🤔 hmm yes. you sound innocent ma'am. you can go free now
Yeah really real innocent lmfao
I almost got kidnapped once. A very short man picked me up and started carrying me to his vehicle. Then he dropped me. He spoke in crazy gibberish. But overall message was that he wanted to drug me and sell me! He said so many crazy things to me that it's diabolical, and my brain possibly stopped comprehending it because I don't quite remember it all. I then was called into a police station because my friend was a policeman and they caught the guy within an hour! Well lo and behold, I couldn't identify the man, all I knew he was short and bald, ai also remember his crazy eyes when he spoke, he looked possessed, .... anyways sorry for boring you/// my point is, I just was SO traumatized that I couldn't 100% ID someone who held me in their arms an hour ago. I still don't remember his face or half the things he said. I only remember bits and pieces. So he got away scotch free.
@@TODOMATIO so they caught him in an hour and let him go scotch free because you couldnt identify him?
She is way to calm for just being "attacked" and taking a life! Shes numb to it from doing it many times i think.
She is devoid of emotion because she doesn’t feel any. There’s no way she’d be able to do the things she did otherwise
She seems to be a sociopath, so she simply doesn’t feel for people. Not numb from doing it, just never cared about anyone she did it to.
Me, after killing a person, no matter the circumstance, would be a wreck. Shaking, crying, in need of medical treatment for shock. I would not be able to sit in an interrogation and laugh and joke with detectives and talk with them in a matter of fact manner. Oh, no, no, no.
This woman is pure evil.
normal human being will cry for shooting man she was like robot help help boom boom
She is guilty of murder, but we have to be careful with judgment. Someone who shoots and kills an intruder would view it as justifiable self defense. Therefore, they would have a clear conscience, and might be calm. If someone has had combat experience, or experience shooting guns before, they may not be as shaken as the average person after such an event.
Her body language while recounting the “attack” is fascinating. She will rattle off segments of her story then lean her head on her fist as if “ok, there’s THAT piece of my story” Her story is so unnaturally segmented that it comes off as a bored recall of a dull play. Her leaning her head on her hand so bored like after each scene is incredible. You can tell she’s bat shit crazy.
I think she comes across more as a person who thinks she’s smarter than everybody else. Mind you, she did manage to frame Russ Faria for a murder she pretty obviously committed.
I've read about this woman and she's a real piece of work. She did these horrendous things and never felt any remorse. I watched a limited series with Renee zellweger based on her and thought it was exaggerated but seeing her in these real videos, they weren't exaggerating who she was in that movie.
Perfect timing, sir. Just fired up the Playstation and rolled a joint.
Just rolled a joint literally right when I clicked on your comment I just got done rolling one lol
Facts besides the game system. I need to get another one though. Someday. 🔥
@@ElChapos yes you do bro
I love putting these on and playing a game. I must have watched so many interrogation videos recently while playing the KotOR games
Dude Same!
Listening to this channel or EWE while gaming has been my go-to lately!
I got spinal cord damage so can't roll well anymore so now I use Raw cones. 😁
The last third is usually pretty turbo charged too, lol
Never ending up featured in a RUclips interrogation video, is just another reason to ask for an attorney
Whenever a person being questioned over explains themselves, trying to make sure that their story connects, you know they’re guilty lol
And when they just smalltalk talk on and on with a smile about a lot of stuff in their life, you get the sense that they totally forgot to act shocked or sad from the situation
Lol I know right. Reminded me of 40 yr old virgin when he's telling his coworkers about his last sexual escapade.
"What is your address?"🤨👮♀️
🐁🗣"help" 💥💥💥
Imagine your dying wife, who you love, leaving everything to someone else she just met because she doesn't trust you.
Ouch!!
He ended up with $2 million vs $150k so he got the last laugh! Bwahahahaha
The biggest mystery to me is that how these psychopaths ALWAYS manage to have such long marriages (she said 36 years?) or sometimes even multiples marriages and who are those poor souls who tolerate these monsters for years and not run for their lives ??? We need to teach these red flags at schools about how manipulators operate and their attachment styles, love-bombing/devalue/discard, etc.... all to get what they want.
That's the point of the psychopath, and how they can get away with what they're doing for so long. The "happy family, good, hard working" facade was their way of going about unnoticed. Watch more psychology focused true crime vids and you'll learn more about the psychiatric side of wtf is up with these people.
Real narcissist and psychos will actually try really hard to look as normal as possible
Believe me when I tell you that she profiles certain type of men and can spot them a mile away. Trust me again, every man she has ever married has specific things in common such as feelings lonely, low self esteem, short, overweight, Brad Pitt syndrome!
@@joejohnson6321 WOW great comment. Yeah they look for broken people (mostly due to childhood traumas) so they can control them easier. They are not attracted to healthy people and healthy people would not date them either. Thanks for your comment, I get it now.
@@joejohnson6321 And by the way what is " Brad Pitt syndrome " ?
The horror Betsy’s husband went through being arrested, tried and convicted of his wife’s murder……. The cops did a terrible job on this case, apparently not even believing the friends that cooperated his alibi for that evening….I hope Russ was compensated for this nightmare…..
No judgment here, but you "corroborate" an alibi.
I think the State should sell Hupp's excess organs to recipients then send the proceeds to Russ. A kidney, part of her liver, one of her corneas.
He should have sued the incompetent DA
Also, no judgement here, but commas exist if you weren't aware.
@@athena8729 Usually people are compensated for time served when they're exonerated of a crime. I'm not sure if varies state or federally, but I've heard 60k/year.
She seems like she just LOVES to talk and be listened to. You can tell she’s used to manipulating people with her words - she carries herself with a lot of confidence 🙄
Many psychopaths have narcissistic tendencies and love to be the center of attention. Everything is always someone else's fault and they are always the innocent party.
For someone who has just been ambushed, held at knife point, and forced to shoot someone DEAD, she's pretty all together and uninterested who the stranger that busted into her life was... I'd be losing my mind wanting to know what the heck just happened to me!
My brain is still recovering from the Brooks trial. It's nice to move on to something else.
Objection.
@@GhastlyCretin grounds?
I'm sorry, I can't hear y'all from behind my box fort.
Lmao. That trial was a ride.
Haha me too
Poor Russ!! Love that he got a HUGE payout for false prosecution AND is engaged to the sweet lady who woulda been Pam's next victim!
They found each other through this monster and I couldn't be happier for them.
Agreed 💯
HUGE? Really? I feel so sorry for you. You think 2 million dollars is HUGE compared to losing 4 years of your life? That's just sad. 2 billion doesn't even touch that. Sorry.
@@eriklarson9137 I'd give 4 years for 4 billion are you kidding me lmao I'd spend life times trying to earn that through working. You are silly
@@eriklarson9137seriously? I’d GLADLY give away 4 years of my life for 2 million dollars. Without blinking.
@@eriklarson9137 I won't earn 2 million USD in my lifetime, so 4 years in prison is NOTHING.
So, after she had a man wrongfully convicted for a murder _she_ committed, she then went on to murder a completely innocent HANDICAPPED man just to try and RE-FRAME the SAME INNOCENT MAN for a new crime?!? Wow, that's a seriously evil woman! How can people be so empty and heartless?! I hope she never sees the light of day again.
A lot of people get a kick out of being the victim and all the attention they receive.
Of all the effort she makes to set up crimes. She doesn’t think to even pretend to act like a person who got held up and then shot and killed someone? her chitchat about her life in Florida is like she just came from getting her nails done.
😂😂😂
I think it’s important to mention in the beginning, where it is said toward the beginning without criticism, that Pam and Betsy had, in fact, set up the life insurance because Russ would spend all the money. She also told the police that part of it was that he was abusive… undoubtedly in order to create a timeline that leads to the conclusion she wanted the police to come to. There was no evidence to suggest that he would spend all the money on himself, or that he was abusive. Pam was the sole source for this suggestion, as she fed a now defunct timeline of Russ’ and Betsy’s escalation up to Betsy’s murder. Also, Pam was life insurance sales producer who had committed insurance fraud multiple times, and was fired for it when she was caught. I’m a life insurance sales producer, and I can tell you that life insurance salespeople have a variety of very powerful sales methods for convincing folks to take out policies. The REASON for the policy is not documented on the policy. It’s also possible that Pam once again committed insurance fraud, and Betsy had not had as much or any awareness or involvement in setting it up.
This case truly pissed me off and I'm am SO glad that everyone on the prosecution side are no longer working as a lawyer or judge! This case is so sickening how everyone involved investigating the case never thought of her as a suspect even when the defense lawyer brought it up! I have NEVER felt so sickened by a case! Even the jurors! There was NO EXCUSE to come back with a guilty verdict! I followed this case, I genuinely HATE the prosecutor, judge, an everyone on the jury. Everyone deserves all the shame and misfortune they get!
Wow… That’s a lot of hate for people taking time out of their jobs when the only information they have is what the prosecutors give them.
There was a tonne of evidence at trial establishing an alibi.
@@CopWifeCopMom surely, they also heard from the defense. Was it really beyond a reasonable doubt?
Okay Sherlock.
@@theseagulls7035 Except the judge, who happened to be high school friends with the prosecutor, didn’t allow the defense to name Pam as a suspect and weren’t allowed to mention that Pam was the beneficiary of Betsy’s life insurance. That’s why Russ was granted a new trial. So to blame the jury is ridiculous when they weren’t allowed to hear all the information.
That “help help” was next level acting. 😂 Joey from Friends would be proud!
😆
She made a TO DO list for killing someone?! Who does that?! Was she worried she might forget step 6 of “dispose the body” or something?! 😂
ha ha, right.
How do you know thats step 6? Sounds like you’ve written one of these before 🤔
Note to self, if a Karen ever knocks on your door asking you to tryout for a 911 reenactment, do a bad job
Karen's evil cousin
Amazing for someone who described someone with such great detail that “she did not look at him.”
Every waking hour of this woman’s life is to working her evil on people around her . Even her elderly mother was unprotected from her plots for gaining wealth . No feeling of regret at the end , just a straight stare into the blank darkness , a mirror into her soul .
Wow sounds like you know her really well!!!
He'll is a hot place 🔥
A landlord AND an insurance person? Yea, that’s a sociopath right there.
😂😂😂
Haha oh yes
Whats ur issue with insurance?
She's lying so hard. It's obvious.
I have never heard a less convincing call to 911. 😆
"It's very rare to catch a true sociopath in the wild." -Hannibal Lecter
Do you have any other quotes?
Russ' experience is case in point as to why you never talk to police without a lawyer. Even innocent people get convicted.
They tell you up front this evidence can be used AGAINST you in a court of law!! 😅
Usually correct but that didn't make a difference here. Russ was convicted thanks to a "win at all costs" prosecutor who made illegal and unethical arguments at trial allowed by an inept judge trying her first murder case and a morally bankrupt lead investigator who coached Pam's testimony throughout the process. The prosecutor initially dropped charges against Russ when an experienced judge was assigned to the case but refiled after the judge retired so she could try the case in front of an inexperienced judge. The entire prosecution of Russ was unethical, immoral, and unthinkably corrupt. The cop and the prosecutor had every reason to investigate and question Pam but deliberately chose not to do so. Their conduct in this case is infuriating.
Russ had a rock solid alibi (FOUR other people, video footage, receipts, etc.) which showed he was NOT home at the time the murder had to have taken place but even with an experienced defense attorney the deck was stacked so high against him with the improper evidence allowed in and the judge not properly gatekeeping the argument that he was convicted anyway. The appellate court thankfully gave him another trial and he won his retrial in front of a better judge who kept the prosecutor in line.
@@therealtimc08agreed, and while it is good to have a lawyer present I read into this case just a little and one name kept coming up: Askey. They wanted Russ, even his lawyers who may have been very competent couldn't save this man till it was too late.
The fact that a human being can be this vile and disgusting is so depressing to me
Don't be depressed, be thankful you aren't like it. She is a very miserable/sad person in reality.
Oh I don’t know. I think she’s kind of fetching
I feel so bad for that man :( the first call just broke my heart. He just wanted to help! This woman is beyond evil!
I love this channel, very informative and always keeps me entertained. That lady is the true definition of a crazy person and very greedy, so glad Russ was let out, feel bad for him, and I hope he's doing well.
Thank you for the new content.i thought the 911 call sounded rehearsed.
How did Russ get convicted?
Are you telling me that 12 people fell for this B.S.?
Thank the heavens my fate isn't up to the same type of people who convicted Russ.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing
I'm sorry, you are right. His wife was murdered and he was framed. God bless him. And may the bury Pamela hupp under the thickest slab of cement and forget her. Look at how she lies. Smh. God bless the innocent.
Don't get out of jury duty unless you absolutely have to, people. Consider you got charged with something you didn't do... Wouldn't you hope there was at least one competent person on that jury? One person who would actually consider the evidence?
Russ had a new trial and got out of prison. I know his attorney. God bless him.
I know right? Just goes to show that if they want to get you banged up they can, wether your guilty or not
Detective: You are free to go, you are not being detained.
Me: Say less 🏃🏻
When they said she framed
the husband for murder my jaw dropped, what a pure evil person! (if you can even call her a person)
Her obsession with making sure they know why gear her car was in is freakin HILARIOUS
Amazing how she thinks she's conning those detective's into believing her story, she seems so confident in herself the truth will all come out and she'll crack like an egg. Some people are really EVIL
That officer was good at listening and keeping her talking at the end, shows the type of person she is and he got a lot of information.
This piece of work is soooo evil, it’s unbelievable. Not only does she kill her own mom, she killed her friend, weaseled her family out of Betsy’s life insurance, helped frame the husband of murder, then finds a victim to set up and kills him! All for her own benefit & gain.
She is a True demon
Only thing she is right about is how awful the heat/humidity is in FL, it’s terrible. At peak heat and humidity it legit feels hard to breathe.
Yes, but I found that amusing: a person from Missouri griping about humidity in another state.
There's alot of people like her in naples florida now unfortunately. she is completely batshit and evil but she's got a point about it being way overcrowded with people not from here and that includes herself. The northern states are always send us their worst ppl we need to build a wall and deport them at this point because she's a Symptom of this unsustainable crowded overdevolped shithole our town turned into
Its awesome how they know everything but allow her to dig a deeper grave, should be an award where interrogaters get an award for the longest story
I couldn't imagine go to jail for a murder you didn't commit. Just shows, know who you're around and what it could bring into your life